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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
@pn for Trorelan6et.

Gn Sl1olenocr / uNor6. Ei6en6c"
bar anrnooct 8looet ON 0ptaqelie
al neoe1ntooe1oe @sn, lon &aafon
@ooe LOS inorpffe / nppnte Bloo /
1914, oa arigcn beepnotc. sSsno-
1enocren tiger, at BBn11en for ofte'
trp1teo bonn, mar oct loo n1prfeft 1lo
for Aorge:
Som, lao os ionnle os / Ygn for
oct fjere elife6e 5aorelon6, beit op
! ytoro> for Jar og Mor og alle>
1om er bereot til at iorlpnre bort
2ono mes lit 8loo. !Solo 6pli6 oq
llenigbeo fra bort Sjemlano, lob
Gnig6eo o. 5mnbolo fua gro, las
5oralb SaarfagreS mngtige Ganfe
1loa foltere No6 / bper Nor6mon6
goo. . ie ga @1ro Sober / Moooe
1co til % og bern 6a1 bort Siem
ira T%ie'oebolo. gu pe6, bpor hi
el1fer oct 2ano, iom ou aon %
Door 0lop bor ltriot i6lanot Se6-
11i11aefolf. 81 raooer oiu til. oar
ao''aer'1es aonee, fon % bielpe
os, Der 1tar % i aampe,1. $ @uo
beoore OH bort 6porelono, aarn1e
Nfor gtoree, fra ufreoens Reoiel,
fra Sunger % 500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
@crmetiffabrif paa gctfbitcn.

Sc. @oboen Company / Monterep,
eol., %foretoger for 9iben en- omfat-
tcloe @pggebirfiombe6 / San Sic
80. Det norife 6irrna, imn 1tprcs
al Olaf @opoen fra Bergen, ifol
11e11lig gao / Gang meo cl fprltc=
floSles &ermetiffabrif ioar, eli
Sirfiomheo. iont Til cnfotte Slit,
&jpo, Srngt % @rpntiaeer. Ser
opfgres MI tire @pgninger, en- 40
.@onge so 500, Ell 40 @onge 100
500 og en- SO @ange 100, oesuoen
Gil lloitifferfaj $50 500 lang. Mlle
(@llpc CT itebt Of 8eton % alt gig-
reg / bbjeite @rao mober11e eter
norlf Manlter. Mmerifanife Gaqfolf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Or. s. s. Mci1pu.

Den oanlfe G%icetouiul / ct. SAUL
finn, lmn / fprrigc Summer al @lo=
BET fortclig n9pnt, / forrigc llgc
|til6ogc fra lin &cfreotionst11r til
Stillc6apsfyte1l. 81 ban6e forleOcn
Den 6or11pjclie at billie poo &m1ill=
len, lom loo fritz % forupjet 110 %
fren1ocles er i @eli0oelle at lit
gamle, go0c @l1npr. Mco lin Gur
pqr fan meget tilfreOs. San bop=
DC belegt ct. Jrancisco og en-
&Gffe Smoabper / Californian,
men SEN melte Sis opbolot fan Jig
/ Sos Mr1geles, bnor bon u1co fin
ltore 6orfiGrligbeo for @abet frp-
oe0e Jig peb at ie set mpgtige @til=
le Sap lige1&0 for fine 8inoucr.
SON bop0e Sen Gprnpiclle at bilic
poo Dem Donite &o11lul / Sos Mnge-
les, imn lio0cr / en- nlecJet ltor Sc
britt lpnn 9eltprcr al CT .Willio11
gltate. S ct. 6rancisco belggte bo1l
begge 2oger al Oanif 8rooer1am=
FUND, og oen enc 2oge gab Ell
9unfct til 9Grc for bol1. SSra 5a1l
5ranciscp tog ban Secejen til &ort-
Lamb, Ell &ejle poa 2H Sag meo
tcmmuelig ltGrf Spgo1,g, fom imio=
lertio ingen Snoflpbel5e Dopbe poo
6berfen bans @1nrar cller Mppetit,
men bar mi11ore bebogclig for bans
9nltru % 9otter, inbtil mon toni
til Wtl,nbingen af columbia $40
oel1, ga 5pen pluolelig bIep go1lfe
rolig.
&oa &jc1npejen belpgtc bon Colt
Safe Gitp. @eiret bob6e bele 81
ben pGret n1ilot % bebageligt.
8cgl1 fit Sc ferlte / Mearts Moo-
lreo, og set bleb oem me66elt, at
bette Dor set fprite &eyn man bop-
De boot Ser / Is Manne6er.
81. Mel1on me60eltc, at Mrbei6s=
mGng0en be0 &oniulatet bar bofl et
e1ormt, iioen bol, reilte, og npe
6orretninger in0trnffer ooglig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
8eb &ipb cller &eparation al
Hire beipg oen pelfjenote S11beler
Simon @elion, 200, 6. 7tb Street.
treble Tribesblaan.

eSgien fnl6er man pao ct. SAUL
og MamleD County og onmooer Sem
om at ringe meb 6ribe6sfloffen.
Gen 15., 16. % II. Mpril bill SC
blipc ann1obet ON at Dbe 8t6rog til
Set 3oie Sribe6slaan.
Xre Mrn1eer, Sen &p0c UNDER
Enul 81. Mepers, Sen &pibe UNDER
g. 81. Slopes og SEN 8lao UNDER
N1pron McNeillan, olle UNDER Oper-
leoetIe af CHARLES 8. @oroo1l, pil
for1pge at operlubl fribere ct.
Ya1ls Mnbel al 2oanet, $t2,500,=
600.
9ette er ct lioet 8elpb at relic i
St. Yal,l og &onlep County, og
ston1iteen er life tilfreos meo at
i1,blamlc oettc 8elpb. De Gnifer at
ri11ee Sribe6sfloffen, in6ti1 ct.
Bnllls patriotiife Sbor pil bline ct
felgeb9r6igt Gfscmpel for onore
Steer.
gnbpcr Dollar, ipm 1ubifribe=
reg, er ct Stp6 moo 9(ltofrotiet
Dcrfor gip 1aa l9ngc Sc 6or en-
Dollar tilbaee.
&omiteen Dnr logt ct ful6ltpn=
blgt Brogram for &ognen. Git
bber Snobaaner / Gountpet CT Hos=
lHiceret / @enbolo til pfonomilf
Gnnc, og ma11 pi1 np1gge bom mes
Mnlnooning ON at Dbe tit @i6rag
SniS ingel1' fonrmer til Sem, foll
Central op / Selefone11 % bc6 ON
at faa 2ibertp 2oon. Mon bill Sc
1trafs op1ege Sem.
Jorpprtgt be1rpi1e r hi at1goaeno'
1elbe 2aanet til Dor Mrtifel pac
fsrte SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
GpbSfMb.

Wers. SSallia Man1o6 0poe 2prbog
/ tit Stem, 2309 Briscillo ST., /
Ell Ml0er al so Mar. Sum bor boz
ret lpgelig / Den ienere Gio og Be-
fpunring for 5pnne11 Olaf, ser 10
lonl beficn0t bar on1boro pou Gus
ca,1ia, l1en bleD rebbet % mi er /
Sronfri9, bar piltnof bi0raget fit
til at frenlfpn6e Dp0er1. Sum eff
terlooer Jig 4 Spnner og 3 9ptre;
cit al Spnn1erlle Dor / Boston ng
en- al 9ptrcne / Mlilall, Winn., Sc
pprige / ct. SAUL. Set lofole &p=
Sc &prs u%n6erretteoe t%elegro{iif
Olof / Tranfrig ONT Mooerens
Gpo. 9egropclien fonot SEQ Sns-
Dag Gftermi0oog pe0 6orclt Genie
terp unoer itor 9eltagelic. Ho1tor
Hequc forrcttebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
9anif YrpberSQ,ufuub.

$. 6. Mr10ericns 2oge bopoe Mb=
DC, forri9e SlreOug. Sreo Meuole11
bapoe lopet at gipe 25 Collars til
2oge11, bpis man fl111be foa IS npe
Wc0lemmer / 2pbct al ct Mar
Q91D, men 90 mar1 fun bob0e OPP
llaact at faa 19, gap ban iite0et cit
for 2ogelrs Mcolemmer, og
mani t%ilbrugte en- bpggclig y ftem
iu11ane1l.
Set hcill1tlco> at ofboloe Ell Yic=
nic for 2cac,; tiolig poo 5omme.
rcl,, antu]el1g i fpr1te @olpoel al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Phone: Humboldt 4l2
c. N MANY
Signs
1924 w NORTH v CHICAGO, ILL


cller @ptejnen. &aptejn Sob11 S.
rem bor peret en- fjenot 5fiffcllc
blonot Noriferne i 8. s. / mango
Mor. San bar aolfillig tiloors mi;
men man mgrfe6c Set tibet poo
Don1. Set enelte !&aob man u1onu
bor, er at 5fibet fun bprc foprct
al tpife Sprpoere og Mo1,oifabet
brogt | tpit 6angenifab, / iaa 6alb
oil Ri lol1oip1ligbis e116nl, Re &upt.
Screens fje1ote Mnjigt> tbi li6t TIFF
Sangefoit pil neppe orebe bom, for
ban par 5rpn6er bbere11eIt tie Gorm1re,
ifribeS til uWaib. Soften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Nnt uurif 6fibsbhaocri.

Sen / 8rooflpn og Seem Dorf bel
fjerote norlfc 8pgn1e1ter Gilbert
|Sobnien bar orgoniieret og foae1
inforporerct ct Mftiei elifob n1e6 Sci
5ormaol at bpgge o. reparere Sfi.
be. 5elifabets Nopn er SSSobn1e1
5bipbnilbing & Orb Dpcf Gompo:
ny og MftiefapHtole1 CT lat til 100.
1000 Dollors. &opitalen tenfes ie:
mere iorpgct til 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Manqe / Sieueitcn.

Storp Gitp (Sotuo) 8ono,. UNDER
mongeaarig 2e0elie al Mortin 9jer-
1agel, beito6 for ct @or ii6en at 26
Meolelnmer. Iretten al ois1e n1gc
Meno ct ionr / &rigstjeneltc % np=
Zig inooie0e oe gienberenbe 13Mee6-
..lcnrn1er ct Serbice Stag n1e0 Is
.Stjerncr til Sol0oternes Sore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
@opt. Screens ibitc Meiic?

&aptejn Sobn Screen bar outage
Zig 9jort lin ii0lte Mejie. San fgrte
5fo1nert Bertha 0olber, Tom for
Loo San 5rancisco for fire Maane=
Der iioen paa Cur til a1dtralia. ST
Den bar man intet bgrt fra 5fibd
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Yaafigrt al

Bars Ottoien, 2 Srping @arf,
bleb 2eroog poafj6rt at en- Muto-
mobil paa @ipr1et al t1tb pg
Mi1naIota 9tds., bporpcb ban fit
ct itpgt Saar ober set p%el1itre 9je
og forebrigt enoel mir,0re @ppltel-
Ter baobe / Sope6et, poo Mrme %
Ben. San Dar imi6lerti6 iitano til
at gaa til tit Sien, efter fgrit at
bore blepcn forbrroct paa Gitp
@oipitoI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Observation-Disclosures

CT mc06eft fplge10e sfonoinoper
Sen Geife og ella @pcnlon; Sobll
Bernard Spien og Gitber Solepbi=
lie Sobnion; >Sacf Sumo DRAFTED %
SeSone Marguerite Nielfen; Son1ez
6. Norman % 0orotbD Moolcn
Sobn @ricfion oe gliiabetb 5mon-
Jon; @enrp @obmar og gtbel SOL
|porien; Bernie 8pe % &l1tb Gtbel
See.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
9pSsfalo

blmn0t SfanOinoper / llgens 2pb:
8cn Eeterion, 1777 Capitol Mm.
II Mor; Gbriltion Sperion, 755
Cortland st., ID; Mrs. 2ino
62S Simpipn Mpc., 80;
Mrs. Sl,lio Moanoot, 5000 Yris:
cillo St, 60; Maeoalene Troit,
1853 2ofono Ct; @li Yeerlo1, 81;
&n1. 9fclipn, 2S5 5turgis, 2 Mor. /;
Mrs. Meatbil0c 8enion, 1888 Ga:
pitol Mpe., Sc; Olaf $. Socob:
ipn, 10. Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Baitc @%icnoomme.
Sen 6. 2anc,
Mlle &usfipberes Sen.
Mercbant 8anf 8lbg.
Gnr1ions 1prmnc.

9en l1Dlig afopoe &%ontraftpr
Sobn sc. Garlions eiterlaote Sor,
1n11e belgber fig til $4,000 Sol
lars. Sopeoorbinger cr Dans tire
'Spnner> men Scr ct ouina tn11ft poo
ANDRE; ioalebcs foar Mnno Sobn=
ion, lo'n i chi MorrGffe bar peret i
Somiliers IiG,clte, $1,000; en- Sp=
lter at oen afopoe / Sverige foar
$500 og 6 8%ar11cborn $4,000 bbcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
56mbert S6eatcr.

~1enpelt an6 5unibine", 0ra-
motiieret al marie Dorar1 fra Mo-
rp S. 9oln1es' populpre Mopellc,
opfpres | npite uge.
rSempeit ano Sunibincr er be,1-
bolospis Sulia % 5annp Mibolc=
ton, Dgtre al cit &ent11cfp Iamilic,
og oeres Gilnabne er betegne1pe
for 0eres Nattrel. 9empelt prp-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Sableaner

|fommer til at in6tage en- meget
frclntrpoe1oe Hlo0s pao 6e1tpro=
grammet peo u&pbe &prs" Soften i
minneapolis SEN 90. Mpril. Man
faor at ie: st belgiif &jcn = Yoo
5eltla5arettet = Columbia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
vStar Spanaleb Gunner"

% ~Mmerifa" blibcr ofilurget al
Jorlmnlingen peo 5orelaingen r9u=
Mas 5e1t / MinneapoliS sen 90.
Mpril. 90. Mortenfens Orfelter
n1e6birfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
2Dfteliq 9rpnt.

@oDebeltDrer emil &onlen, l1tab,
orplnte forleoe11, at ban bop6e op=
en- M @aonogral1ot. Nplte
Morgen tegnebe BON ifplge rBifu=
ben" Soalr6gronatel,, ser er blepct
antoget af &rigs6epnrtementet
Wolblngtor. Den obergaar ale
andre Soanbgra11ater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
8rNllMp.

2pjtno1lt Grpgbe 0fte0ol al Ma=
ri1lellS 2G9eforps bolot @gn6og
gftermiooag @rpll11p lneo Meils
Gertrude Starr11o. &icllen fanot
FSfeo / 8r1,6gommcl,s Ioreloro,
Yoltor og Otrs. @uitap Ofte6ols
Stem, 1914 5tb Mpe. g., Minneo=
polls.
9ru0cr1, Ser CT fra ariltionio.
Far / no9le Star boet / st. SAUL.
Brl>6goanmen far 29geefsolncl1 fra
Min11eiota %l1niuerittct; bar Ell Sis
~SS'1ternc" peb ct. SAUL @p9uipi-
tai og proftiiereoe lom 2Gge i
Mopr1eao, Minn., ga ban Deo Sri
gems l1obruO melote Jig til Gjcl1cltc
peo Mori1lc11s 2ugcforps, bror tor1
blep gipet &ong al 8relnicrlpjtl1ort.
Sans 8rooer> MrcG Sfte6ol, CT Hrc-
1nierlpitnollt / Mrl1eer1S 2pgeforps.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
8ergcnsfjprb

.ofrejlte, efter oel1 iiolte 8Gtamcl
1e, ontogelig igaar, oen 106e S.,
fra. 9sorge. Eao @rlu1o al Naa-
%iferelge1 Dar &ejicn blenen l1oi at
Mf1ejling fra Nem Oort CT
til Sen 4be Moj.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
~Danif=amcrifa,tif selifab

i gbillingbperne afboloer Meoe /
0oin Club / MfteuL EorS6og, @I.
pr9cis. 81. S. 6. Melfon, ct.
Ba1ll, bill fortalle ON fin Meife
Beften, % Mr. 81. 6. Magmsim,
Srfretar beo 9. 80. g. 81, bill boil
g 5oreorog ON rMire fgrfe Dp-
iepelier % ssSr1otrDf Mmerifa.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
vSe 8lin6e",

/ cit Nft al Mlbcr 0n1ot5-
man. b1iper opfert If ~llngoms=
fo%rcningcn al 1868 Ebeatcr1cl-
ifob puo Ganio Sail sen 90. Mpril,
peo r@p0e @ors Soften, lmn al
UNDER Nuipicier al uGonio
Hc6 Grols Committee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
6urcntnacu 6aabet

ocn lite Mai ofbolbe CIT @a=
lnr pna &obal Mrronum &ou. @o=
iaren gol6es baa6e ON %@ftermi6bo-
gen % Nftenen, % man baaber at
ie iaa ,1rla1,ge 2ogerneolenmer pg
JONI m1ligt, bo 0%berifuobet
at @aiaren bill blipe benpttet til
ajgb al @ar Stnmps.
5orcningens Mgoeafte1 er for.
til Tito % 2hie Iorsouq /
Mooneoen iitebetfor 2ben % 4oc,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Anrskr / Amprika.

sanaeren Moolf Calm @cterien,
Bog Nngeles, Gal, er / 8eiiobellc
al ct originate Maleri / 2ege1ns=
1terrel1c al &apten Moolo Mmuno>
le11. @r. Heter1en fit @illc6et al
lin 8roocr, @orrp &anoall, unoer
lit liolte 8efeg / Morge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Sanif=9 81 ,ncrifanere,

lus omltooenoc Sl1b6poclle til SIP
Be &ors Soften, 1pm 1olocs s: 90.
Mpril poo Gonio Sail / Ma6obpcr
Mirmeapolis: 2ao rs ct 9oulite,
mpoc fl1l0tollig o},.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
vvWiels "a Buel"

al ben ficnote 0anlfe Torfatter @al~
0clnar Mproom fremiiges beo 0anio
6eltca1 Sen 20. Mpril al Mils Mn-
1a=@torie Mlger:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
st. #anl.
s. 6. 2anafclbt,
9}D1ebcr

maa bore &c6oftioncn i 9Gnoc ie=
nett 9ns6og often. 8enpt %openltoa=
cnbc Mbresle pg Selefonnummer til
8Iobets Gitp @oitor og Monager.
5amme SteoS fan. announcement
tegncs % &ol1ti,1gent betales.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
STIR 6citfureitilIino

til 6orocl for ~&e6e &ors" ofboloes
2eroos often sen 20. Mpril ser. s
prpciS pon 9anio Sail, 5tb 9treet
oa @cbar Mpeu,e, minneapolis,
1unoer M1.ipicier al Daria Meo Gro1s
5ocietp 9onto, Mpls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
46 ct. 9auI Qraer

er for 9ioen i De Joreneoe Staters
Gieneite, tilbcls / Grar,frig og til
oelS runot i 9Deliesleirene. 8lan6t
oisie ct fplgenoe 3 fjje1lbte 5fnnoi=
naber:: Dr. Mn6rep Gbriitianien,
Or. Sc. s.. Mortenien og Dr. 0tof
5oblbcrg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
giuin 9Th 9omble lnartette

lD1ger 0cn 20. Mpril bco Mpbc
acrs Jelten / Minneapolis fri
genoc @ange: vMacuib1a", nBocf
Zip your Groublcs" ,og uSbe Stag
&itbout a Stoin".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Ggnncr at Morge.

Nsorofap 9oge geo. s boloer Mg-
0c fprltfomn1en0e Ma11oag, bporbeo
2ogcns 5tiftelies6ug bill blipe fei=
ret. Mpoet er fun for Meolem11er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12

State Mnbitor s. q. .. Yrens
taler for rMpbe &ors" uco 9onio
Setter til 5or6el for u&eoe @ors",
lom ofboloes 2er6og Mften 5. 20.
Mpril pao @onio Sail, Mpls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Gur-get-me-not.

9ialpaforeningen uGorglemmig-
q" bar Mee6e Onsbag 0en 17oe
os. bos Mrs. @miI Gbriitcnien, 500
G0nu1,1o ct. @cnpt SS1terurbon
eller &amline= l1l1ion Depot Spor-
pogn % gaa at peo Gbutsportb
ct. Mle or pelfomne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12
Epcrtnren til ,.Glnerhpi"

SDcrtnrem til uGlberbpj"
fpilles pe6 Donia Soften / Min1c-
opolis Ben 20. Mpri1. Sirbenoig
Niono; Sigrio &asmusien og @la-
ia Yeterien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12

ontoler Jabriferne JON Sc mel It lo-
1'ltGrc % mcit t%iosmpsiige pao be=
lie Yacificfplten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-04-12

rs Scar g)un Calling Me"
u2ittle @rap Some in tie @eit"
at Sacob geprregaarb be6
vDonia" Soften ocn 20. Mpril.
SDerifub6et gaar til uMpoc &ors".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
A MAKE BELIEVE
FOREST DESIGNED
To DECEIVE FOE
Looks as Natural as the Real
Woods, but Every Tree Has
a Steel Core From Which
Observer Peers Out.
10y MORNING JOURNAL srr7,Al LEASED wrasl


Behind American Lines in France,
Oct. IA make believe forest stands
along the edge of the road at the en-
trance to the American camouflage
station here. 1t looks as natural as
the real woods along the fighting
front, with the shiny silver bark of the
beeches, the rough, jagged trunks OF
the old apple trees and the sprouting
tops of the dwarf willows
Yet every tree in the camouflage
forest has steel core within which
an observer peers forth to watch the
movements of an enemy or a machine
gun is located to sweep forth from its
hidden recess. They are only one of
the many strange devices to deceive
and mystify the enemy which the
American camouflage station is send
ing forth to the fighting army.
Camoufage is one of the distinctly
new products of the war even in the
name, which was used for the first
time by General de Castelnau, chief
of staff of General Joff"ee The word
is not good French, but comes from
the argot, or French slang, the verb
"camofler' being used by French po-
lice to indicate any Disguise TO cap
o.
tive camouflages himself by dressing
as n coacbman.
early in the war the famous por-
trait painter, Giron de Sivela, con-
ceived the idea of Disgusting batteries
and buildings nv painting them in fan
tastic patterns blending with the land
scape. He laid the plan before Gen
eral de Castlenau, who, struck with
the practical value of the plan ex-
claimed "Camouflaee." And from
| that time the words grew and with II
grew into a tremendous magnitude
| This art of misleading the enemy.
Their American army has been quick
to make a full use of the strange new
weapon of warfare and-.the camou-
| flage plant is one of the most COM
plete in existence with a working
| force Of nearly 1000 and a staff in
| ending many of the well-known mural
! artists and decorators and sculptors
| Of America all of them engaged in
| nroducing these curious devices by
| which military art deceives the en-
! emy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
EVERYBODY HELP AND
BOOST LOAN OVER TOP
TODAY, is APPEAL MADE
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tonight on redoubled efforts to send
the state over the top tomorrow.
Workers in Denver added pledges
totalling s1.971,S00 to their total to-
day. bringing the citys total to $16,-
123,S50. The city quota is $17,911,-
$50.
In the state outside of Denver
pledges totaling $1,45S,90O were Sc
cured and the total for the outside
counties raised to $9,297,150 Arch
uleta, Lincoln, Crowley and Rio
Grande We're officially reported as
having raised their quotas, making a
total of eleven counties now over the
top. Hope of sending the state over
tomorrow is based partly on reports
that pledges in excess of $1,000, 900
secured in various Colorado counties
are to be turned in to the banks to-
morrow,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
TEUTON A|RMEN
STRIVE To HALT
AMERICAN DRIVE
Germans EcheIon Machine
Guns in Depth, but Only
Slow Up Advance of YAM
KEGS in Argonne Wood
(By Lincoln Eyre. J
by Lincoln Eyre.)
(Stoff Correspondent Of The World)
Copyright, 1918. by The Press Pub
fishing Co.
(The New York WorldD
Especial Cable Dispatch.


With the American Forces on the
Argonne Front, Oct. 10.-Our pursuit
squadron tonight sought out the foe
beyond the Kriemhild line and over
our own lines as well. but still his
airmen, singly and in groups, SKIM
med above our troops, sometimes at
a recklessly low altitude.
Going forward at dusk / traVersed
a valley III which a regiment, having
jus. completed long hike from the
rear, was busy setting W pup tents
and preparing bivouacs in the field
Five minutes after l had passed this
gypsylike encampment there sounded
the loud explosion of a bomb. flung
at the infantrymen from a German
plane which burst just across The
road, fortunately doing no damage
whatever.
At the front German aviators are
striving nightly to harass our boys.
Next to machine guns their planes are
the foes strongest weapons in delay
ing our advance. Their machine guns
are now being echeloned in depth in
such a fashion that no sooner is one
tier of them attacked and overcome
than another lot starts filling the at
mosphcre with lead
Yesterday the Germans counter-at-
tackled savagely in Eays wood Just
west of the Meuse. employing a
sweeping barrage behind which came
storm battalion especially trained
for this kind of fighting which was
OF the most sanguinary character,
but we lost no ground anywhere.
The sWiftness of our progress nee
essarily was retarded by the impos-
| sibility of moving quickly through
the Argonne. Divisions on the Meuse
are considerably in advance of those
| in the center of the line and the lat
ter are, of course. ahead of our troops
engaged in or on the eastern edges
/ of the Argonne forest. The units at
! the eastern end of the battle front
must therefore mark time until
those to the west catch up with them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-12
STOMACH GOOD AS
NEW; FOUR DOC
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Mrs, Hendricks, Belfast Five
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in Two Weeks.

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