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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-06
MULTI NJ Stu CA.

Cheltuiala marinei in primul
an de razboi au fost de 1881,
100000 dolari.
In Siberia $ a aranjat 0 mare
statiune de telegrafie fara sirma.
care sd lege Japonia cu restul lu-
mel. Aceasta statiune e comcrcia-
la 81 va fl pusa in serviciul publ
cului civil.
Tn scriitOr cngleZ anume Ro-
ssetti lngropat un numar din
pocme,e sale in mOrmintul sotiei
sale, crezlnd ca moartea la fost
pricinuita de faptul ca o negli-
iase din cauza lucrarilor sale.
Vegetarienii mininca de multe
ori supa de fin.
-
Proportional cu marimca sa.
Marocul aducc imperiului vcni-
turi mai mari dccit orr care al
ia tara
In Elvetia nu poti locui mai
multi de ora fara sa-ti ceri per-
misiunc de la autoritati.
In timpurilc vechi, anul nou
Sc incepea GU zina de % Martie.
Primele potcoave de cal au
fost Introduce in Anglia de Wilt
am Cuceritorul.
Senatorul american, Poindex-
ter, a spus ca Japonia are gaia
de razboi l3,OOO,O0O de oapeni
lntre l0 81 44 dc am.
Ministrul de razboi va da ra-
tiuni de hrana la mai multi ca
10000 de copii carl s'au dus de
vote sa lucreze la farma in tim
pul verei.
Suicide copii intre is 81 Il de
ami au fost angajati la lucru pc
farmelc din statul New York GU
plata de la Is pima la 25 de do
slari pc luna 81 intretinerea.
Compania The American Te-
lephone & Telegraph din Anne
rica are 192,364 de amploianti.
Numarul total al persoanelor
angajate il stabilimentele nava-
L trece peste 425, ,O00.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-06

Cite csItuse g fec pc q. -
Washington. Un rapport dat
zile.c acestca arata ca in fabrici-
lc din Statelc Unite sc fac zilnic
cite 27.O0O,0OO de cartusc de pus.
ca 81 revolver, afara de munitiu-
nea ce Sc lucresza pentru guver-
nele straine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-06
CrOniCa r11ediCaIa
Gu SUBJECT DE MEDICINA
/ POPULAR4 81 HIGIENA.
De Doctorul A. Lappner,
DETROIT, MICH.
Aceste Grtic0le Dor opore de 8
orr pc sdptdmsnd: Martha, Joia 81
NSmbdta.
DESPRE DURERE DE URECH1
LA COPII.

q alta boala foarte frecventa
la copii. durerea de ureche. A.
ceste boil sunt in totdeauna pro-
duse din cauza negligentei gitu-
lui 81 a nasului. Urechea este in
legatura Gu cavitatea nasului 81
a gitului, prin 0 tevie 81 care Sc
chiama canalul lui EUSTlAOIIE.
Prin acest canal sc intinde la u
rechi, ori ce inflamatie a gitului
81 nasului.
Tn prunc mitutel, clnd sufere
de urechi, de obiceiu are caldu-
ra, plinge mereu, nelinistit, 81
daca Q sd dati atentiune sa We
deti, cum pruncusorul, Isl intinde
urechea bolnava cu nina.
Pima la venirea unui medic G
bine sd DAFT curatenie, de unit
de ricina (castor oil) o lingurita,
81 ii spalati urechea GU simpla a
pa calda, cit poate sa sufere. A.
ccasta spalatura sa 10 faceti la
fiecare 2 sau 3 ore.
Pentru alinarea durerei ii pu-
teti pune in ureche, citeva plea
turi Gu un picurator de ochi (eye
droper) din medicina care pu-
teti prepara la farmacie:
Glycerine pure one ounse,
Rhenol Is drops.
Ear drops, adica picaturi de u
rechi.
De Obiceiu eel mai bun lucru e
ca sd va duceti la un specialist
de urechi, ca sa deschiza abcesul,
ca sd dea drlrmul puroiului. Ne
facindu-se acest lucru, pruncul c
expus sd capete o aprindere la
pelita creerului. dind ceea ce Sc
chiama meningita, 0 boala care
nu iarta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-06

Toti banii sunt buni. Co
penhaga. - Strife sosite aici d
nunta ca in Ucrania circula tot
feiul de bani. Nu intrebare &
carei tari este moneda; daca arr
forma de ban este schimbata pre-
tutindeni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-06

Rdspunsul Sc "a dn nunsai pran
um nmme smchipuit, 81 pemtrm a a.
c0peri cheltMielile Gu mdrca pOstG-
le 81 hirtie. d0ritOrii SAINT rM0nh q
pune o marcd de s cent?. - fmtre-
bdrile Sc V0r adresG Ia 281 Farms
north, Detroit, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-06
RECTIrICARE.

q

in darca de seama a Societatii
..1nvierea" din Martins Ferry
O., care s'a pnhlicat in No. l42
al ziarului ..America'' cu ocazia
petrecerei din 8 Iunie 1918. din
eroare nh s'a trecut numcle fra.
telui Nick Petri9or Ia suprasolyiri
care a suprasoiy Nh suina de $4.5O
Deci prin aceastg he rectifica,
presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-06

ca. - Syracuse, N. I -. LA NOR.
ga comitatului s'au primit ca
daverle a patruzcci 81 sapte de
lucratori omoriti de explozia is,
bucnita in fablica de explozive
,,Semet-Solvay". I'm rapport So
sit mai in urma spune ca de sub
darimiaturi 'au mai secs inca
cincisprezece corpuri neinsufle
tite, urcind numarnl total la sal
zeci 81 dol. Perderile in materia.
le sunt de 100000 de dolari,
lar stricaciunile cauzate cladirei
sunt inca pc alta.
uall Germanilor traiesc c.,
1runze de pomi. 49, Zurich. - Sti
rile sosite aici anunta ca cailor
armatei bavareze li-sc dau frun-
re de pomi in loc de fin. Auto
ritatile militare au fost silite sd
adopte accasta masura DIN eau.
"a Upset de nutret.
Un ajutor anuncitorlor. -
Londra. - Guvernul fOrmulat
planul de cladi dupa razboi
100000 de case pentrn muncitO-
rii Gu bratele.
Mare cerinta de QUA. Lon.
dra. - Din Anglia Sc trimit zil-
nic in Franta cite 250,O0O de QUA
proaspete. carl sc intrebuinteaza
pentru vindecarea soldatilor ra-
niti pc sire spinarii 81 pentru Gel
axfisiati de gazuri. n
Toti banii sunt buni. Co.
penhaga. - Strife sosite aici d.
nunta ca in Ucrania circula tot
feiul de bani. Nu intrebare a
carei tari este moneda; daca are
forma de ban este schimbata pre-
tutindeni.
Decoratii de oncare. Paris.
= Civilii, fara diferinta de virs-
ia sau sex, carl au fost raniti in
timpul razboiului. vor primi cite
o decorate speciala, care li-se da
in urma decretului presedintelui
Poincare. Decoratia va arata ca
purtatorul nu sufere din cauza
vre-unui accident, ci de pc urma
razboiului. 81 va dOvedi pc de-
olin metodele intrebuintate de
mamie contra necombatantilor.
Juvsericale furate. CIevc-
land, Ohio. = Tn angrosist de
;uvaericale dil2lNew York a fost
jafuit All noapte la otelul Stat
'er din acest ohas de citeva inele
in valoare del 10000 de dolari
Victima este Jacob Wuchter. re-
nrezentantnl easel Teitle,Baum-
Whiteboock Co. una dintre cele
mai mari firme din Statele u
mite.
Membrii Dumei arestati de
Bolshevikisti. - Washington. =
Ambasadorul Francis rapOrtat
! de la Vologna ca Bolshevikistii
au arestat membrii guvcrnului
provincial din Archanghel. Mem
bril- Dumei de La Vologna au fost
acuzati ca nu executasera man.
datele Sovietului. 81 deasemenea
sunt amenintati 81 ei cu inchi
sOarea.
Un nou ministru pentru Uru
guay in A.merica. - Londra. =
Petro Cubic, ministrul Urugua
iului in Marea Britanie. a fost
transferat la Washington. Acea
! sta s'a anuntat pc Gale oficiala
Tarul ,.iar'' ! scapat. Lon
! dra. - Conform unei stiri dir
Amsterdam. fostall Tar Nicolat
al Rusiei 81 membrii familiei sale
| all scapat din incllisoarc 81 acum
snnt in Norvegia. Marele Duce
Michael. fratele fOstului tar. =
| ecapat 81 81 la laro 81 acum Sc ri
re CA ar Fl fost declarat de i'm
parat al Rusiei.
Cite cartuse q fec pc ii. -
Washington. Un rapport dat
zile.e acestca arata Cd in fabrici-
lc din Statelc Unite Sc fac zilnic
cite 27.OOO,00O de cartusc de pns,
ca 81 revolver, afara de munitiu-
nea &c Sc lucreaza pentru guver-
nele straine.
RECTvTCARE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-06

pa absova aceasta casa sim e dea e dorina
no placeri, 81 Inevitable 1ncepe sd ceteascx u
Vom insa moi in stare face acest &mine ca vii
torul s. ne dovedeasca Oar acA yoim popor 50.
ldar nu ar strica So dam mai maxe t. 1xD acestei
chestiis ass
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-06
INFORMATIUN|
Finlanda in ghiarele Germaniei.

Flnlanda IN ghlarele Germaniei.
Stockholm. = Printr un pact
germano-finlandez. incheiat III
lele acestea, Use da Germanlei
controlul economic asupra Fin
1andei timp de 20 de ami de a.
cum incolo. lin schimb Fimlanda
primeSte asigurarea de fl pusa
sub scutul Germaniei.
Turburari antisemite. Am
stcrdam. = Conform unor Stiri
primita de la biroul preset eyre
iesti din Viena. in Jaroslau 81
in alte OraSe din Galitia au loc
mari rascoaIe contra Evreilor.
Stirca zice ca locuitorii de orr igi-
na israelita sunt batuti de rescu
lati, lar pravaliile le sunt jefui-
te. Sc zice ca autoritat tile M vor
sd intervina.
Preotii opr!t;i de la cinemato-
graf. - Paris. = Cardinalui vi
caire de Roma dat astazi ordin
prin care interzice preotilor de a
Sc mai duce la cinematografe.
PreOtii STUNT opriti de ID vedea
ehiar filme cu caracter religios.
Tributul Belgiei la Germania.
= Amsterdam. - Ziarul Les
Nouvellcs zice ca tributul de raz-
boi pc care Belgia va trebui sal
plateasca Gcrmanici. a fOst ridi-
cat de la 100000 la 100000
de franci lunar. Socotind pc nu-
marrl locuitori,or accasta SUI
ma inscmneaza o dare de $50 de
franci pc fiecare cap de ON. Ger
mani All convocat cOnsiliilc pro
vinciale pentrn discuta mafo
dele prin care sd faca pc Bel
gieni plati darca.
Furt dc pietre scumpe. - Gin
cinnati, Ohio. - Tn om anumc
Charles G. McCIoud reclamat
la pOlitia din lOc ca is an furat
trei nietrii scllnpc in valoare de
35,G70 de dolari.
Wilson feicita constructors
de vauoare. Washington. ~
Mr.. Hurley, prcsedintelc consi-
liului naval. a, TRIMS urmatoru'
mcsagi, din partea presedintelu'
Wilson la toti muncitorii car;
lucreaza la construiraa vapoare-
lor: Ma silnt mindru de indie
mlneala, iscusinta 81 dcvotamen-
flil Ell care 0amenii din arsenale-
lie de vap0are All lucrat la COM
plectarea flOtei lansata in zilla
de 4 Iulie. ii lwg pc toti Sd
primeasca felicitarile mele 81 sa
lmpartaseasca Gu mine bucuria
de care sunt coprins stiind ca
pa ce va absolva aceasta clasa,
-
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Tributul Belgiei la Germania.
Furt dc pietre scumpe.

cinnati, Ohio. - Tn ON anume
Charles G. McCIoud reclamat
la politia din loc ca is an furat
trei nietrii sculnpc in valoare de
35,G70 de dolari.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
RAILROADS AFTER
PROPERTY RETURN
Meet In New York and Draft
Definite Plan to
Lay Before
Congress.
BY United Press.

New York, Dec. 21.-The railroads
will present to congress on January 2 a
definite and constructive plan for the
return of the railroads to private con-
troll and remedial legislation in con-
nection Herewith. Thomas De Witt
Cuyler, chairman OF the association OF
railway executives, announced.
The details of the plan and the prob
lens connected with 1t are being
worked out by q standing committee of
"a executives OF the nations leading
railroads. who were in session here yes
terday. They will be held in confidence
until presented at Washington, it is
stated.
The committee today ratified the pro-
posed plan and called a meeting OF the
100 member roads OF the association
for Monday, December 30, in the rooms
of the New York chamber Of commerce.
At this time the committee will submit
tho results Of Its work.
Chairman Cnyier stated that 81 had
been :he intention to call the meeting
OF Deeeiuber 30 in Chicago. but In view
OF the sessions Of the Senate inter-
ststc clin.Dcrce committee. beginning
oy Jars;rys2 Z. It wa, deemed more ad-
viSnhla 10 call the meeting IN New
fnrb.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
FRENCH LOSSES ARE HIGH
More Than 4 Million Men Sacrificed in
Great Victory.
BY the Associated Press.

Paris, Dec. 21.-French soldiers to
the number of 100000 were killed
during the war. according to a state
ment by the socialist deputy Lucien
Violin In the chamber Of deputies this
afternoon during an Interpolation Of
the government on rehabilitation.
Deputy Voilin asked that the soldiers
be returned to the soil and the fac
tories without delay, and continued:
Il betray no secret when I say that
the problem Of rehabilitation presents
itself thus: We have modified $780,
600 men; we have had about 1.400, 900
killed, while 800, 900 recovered from
wounds. We are going to demobilize
100000 reserves, ~territorials and
heads Of families"
There are about $500, 900 men who
who will remain modified. The ques-
ton Is, what does the government in
tend to do with 2,000, 600 of those who
do not belong to the active forces7"
Debate OF the question. which was
spirited. was featured by demands by
the socialists for the return Of the
soldiers. The matter will be discussed
next week, when the government IL az
pected to reply.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
ALIENS TO CONTEST
FOR SHARE OF ESTATE

Hayti, 8. D., Dec. 21.-Twenty- one
resident OF Holland and one German
enemy alien, who ere heirs Of the es-
rate of Arend- John Radstaak. which
consists of a section of Hamlin coun-
'ty, s. D.. farm land and about SIC, 900
In cash and personal property, attacked
the executors report in a hearing
which commenced in Hayti a day or
two ago, and which now has been con-
tinued until Friday, December ~. The
hearing covers a period of two years
and involves the actions Of the axe
cutor during that period with refer
ence to ~transacting the business Of the
The German enemy alien Is
represented by an attorney provided
by the United States alien enemy prop
erty custodian. When the hearing is
resumed December q, 1t is expected
to take several days to complete 1t,
as the testimony to be offered is quite
voluminous.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
HE STOLE cHILD'S
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

Beresford, s.. d., Dec. 25.-Dor Fla
hart. who as the result of his trial
in he Union county circuit court was
sentenced to a term of two years in
the Sioux Falls penitentiary for steal
ing war savings stamps. is well known
n Beresford, having for a period Of
two years lived here with his brother.
While in Beresford he worked at pa
per hanging. The defendant was
charged with stealing $50 worth Of wal
savings stamps from a boy, Johnnie
Story. His defense was that he went
to a cupboard in the Story home to
get a deck Of playing cards, and that
the stamps, which had been placed in
the cupboard, stuck to his fingers. The
excuse proved too flimsy to make any
impression on Judge F1eeger, and Fla
hart was given the term OF W years
in the p~enitentiary.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
cANovA SCHOOLS TO
HAVE A NEW HEAD

Canova, s. d., Dec. 25.-Prof. Martin
Theodore Anderson, Of Geneseo. ILL.,, has
been elected superintendent Of the Ca
nova schools. He will succeed A. f.
Voigt, who recently rendered his resig-
nation. to take effect January /. The
new superintendent will arrive in time
to the duties Of the position at
that time. Professor Anderson Is a
graduate Of Augustana college. at Rock
Island, ILL.,, and taught last year in the
Northwestern college at Fergus Falls.
MINI. He was called into army service
this year. and only recently vas dis
charged.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26

Peat 10 SO antiseptic and absorbent
that 1t is used as a dressing for wounds
And 10 an excellent substitute for medi-
Gated cotton. This tact was recognized
many years ago In Europe, where
sphagnum peat Is now extensively used
IN preparing curgic2l dressings. Ac-
cording to a scientist who has made q
detailed study OF peat deposits in the
northern United States, there are many
square miles Of %sphagnum bog in the
northern counties Of Minnesota, Wis
consin and Michigan that would supply
material suitable for antiseptic apple
cations. It. will not be necessary to in
u the expense OF deep excavation. for
immense quantities of sphagnum can
be taken from the upper parts of the
deposits. Sphagnum peat is also album
dant in Maine, and some Is found in
New York and Pennsylvania.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
AMERICANS RIGID
IN GERMAN RULE
Promptly Halt Propaganda In
Theaters and Papers
In Occupied
Districts.
BY Associated Press.

Coblenz. Dec. alderman propa
ganda and the tendency to criticise
conditions in the district occupied by
the American forces have been alb
ruptly checked by the establishment
OF q censorship by Major General Dick
man upon the newspapers and the
theaters. His act was the first indi-
cation that the Americans purposed
Tightening their grip on local affairs.
The regulations governing the. press
were formally made public, but those
which apply to theaters were commu-
nicated verbally by Col. r. II. VIII
liams, chief Of the intelligence depart
ment, who also explained personally to
the newspaper owners what was ex-
pected Of them.
The managers OF the theaters, rang
ing from opera to moving picture pro-
auctions. were informed that there was
no objection to their giving perform
ances, except in cases where attempts
were made to inject propaganda or
criticism, either directly or by inuendo.
into the productions. Not even appar-
emily friendly comment, II it were
otherwise undesirable, would be toler-
ated, II was explained.
Prompt Punishment.
To h newspaper owners IL was
pointed out that the question Of
whether they offended or not lay with
them-that the Americans would not
be bothered with censoring the publ
cations before they were issued, but
that the first six copies from the press
should be delivered to American head
quarters. Meanwhile. the running off
of the edition could be continued. 1t
II were then discovered that the regu-
lations had been violated prompt punt
tive action would be taken.
Another indication of the attempt
Of the American authorities to curb
any abuse Of their leniency was afford
ed by the roundup Of discharged Ger
man soldiers who had failed to secure
civilian clothes and by the arrest of a
merchant who had been found profit
eering In money exchange. There will
be little of this sort of thing, however,
and 60 far the public appears disposed
to conform with the order that the
price must be the same to the Ameri'
cans as to the Germans.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
SUES w. G. MeADOO
IN SOUTH DAKOTA COURTS

Sioux Falls, S. d., Dec. 25.--Papers in
a suit much out Of the ordinary have
been filed in the state circuit court in
this city. It is an action by a citizen
against William G.. McAdoo as director
general Of the railroads of the United
States. This is the first action of the
kind to be filed in South Dakota. The
plaintiff in the action is Jibho Schultz,
by his guardian, George w. Schultz, VS..
William McAdoo, director general Of
railroads. The complaint sets forth
that Jibbo Schultz while driving an
automobile across the racks OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
way in this city was run down by a
engine belonging Ito the railway COM
pany, with the result that the automo-
bile was badly damaged.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
koRNEMANN CONVICTION
Is NOT UPHELD

Sioux Falls, S. d., Dec. 23.-The So
!icitor general at Washington has filed
q confession OF error in the case of
Conrad Kornemann, editor OF a German
PAPER published in Sioux Falls, who
was convicted here some months q
and sentenced to serve 10 years at
Leavenworth and pay a fine Of 81, 900.
United States Attorney Robert Stew
art said here today that this reverted
;he case to where 1t was before 1t was
tried, declaring that the action was
apparently because the solicitor
general considered the evidence did not
warrant conviction. Kornemann was
charged with violation Of the espionage
act n is alleged to have opposed the
Liberty loan in a letter written TO q
fellow newspaper man at Aberdeen.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
PIERRE, s. D., BOY
SERVED ON SUBMARINE

Pierre, S. D., Dec. 21.-Pierre's first
boy in the service to arrive home d.
rectly from France is Myron Wilson, a
youth who enlisted in the navy when
the war first began. He is home on q
~furlough. only, however, and will re-
main in the navy some time yet. He
has been on a submarine during the
past months, and his boat locked a
few days ago In Philadelphia, coming
from Azores island, off the coast Of
Spain, after being also in the ports of
Franc The trip, by submarine, takes
about 10 days. he reports, from France
via Azores, Bermuda, ETC., to Phila-
delphia, and coming home the boat
sailed above surface; but going over
during h war, Travelled submerged
practically all Of the time, coming up
at stated hour only.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
GOVERNOR N0BECKs
OFFICIAL ORDER
Finds There Is No Further Work
For Defense Councils
Words of Praise For
Various Bodies.

Pierre, s.. D., Dec. 2S.-The work Of
I'LL the county councils of defense Is
now terminated, and Governor Nor
beck has issued the following order
concerning these bodies:
THE executive committee of the
state council of defense, having called
ny attention to the fac that conditions
creating the emergency or necessity for
Its existence as now organized includ-
ing the county organizations, a prac-
tically passed, since the war with the
enemy is ended, and peace assured;
that we are entering upon a recon-
struction period and should as speedily
ms possible return to normal condt-
tons. n the ordinary course OF JUS
tice and political activity, and have
therefore recommended that orders
passed, adopted, approved and promul-
gated by said council Of defense. being
designated as orders numbered con-
s~ecutively / to Is, both inclusive. be
repealed, vacated and set aside.
Il, therefore, in accordance with
such recommendations, remove from
office all members of the county
ellis Of defense OF this state, and ter
inmate the powers and duties OF such
council.
Il furthermore hereby proclaim that
the exercise of the powers and duties
OF such councils is no longer neces-
sary for public safety, and they have,
therefore, been terminated, together
with the orders and regulations Of such
councils. as we'll as orders Nos. 1 to ID.
inclusive, Of the state council Of de-
Tense.
The state council Of defense will
proceed to close up all it's affairs and
shall, as o o as practicable, report to
the governor, its acts and expenditures,
and In the meantime cooperate with
the council Of national defense In its
federal activities.
Il cannot refrain from expressing
my sincere thanks to the various
ellis and officers for their loyal, un-
selfish, untiring efforts in behalf of our
state n nation. The members, and
especially the secretary of the state
council of defense, should be COM
mended for their patriotic services,
given without stint and without com
pensation."
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26

Many efforts have been made recent
~ 10 make the airplane invisible from
he earth when 1t Is soaring through
The ether. One idea calls for the use
OF transparent material. at least for all
used at present, such as the wings and
the fuselage. One Of the latest ideas Of
the kind is a to be an airplane which
uses n~oninf1ammable ,celluloid for the
wings m other parts. and when flying
ut a few hundred feet elevation the APP
paratus Is quite invisible, according to
reports. A new mufhing box on the
motor serves to deaden the sound. One
advantage Of the transparency Is that
observations can be made in all direc-
tons,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-12-26
LISTER WAS ELECTED
IN sUlIY COUNTY

Pierre, S. d., Dee. 2l.-The election
of e. N. Lister, republican, OF OnIda
county. for house member Of the Leg
islatare from suily county. resulted at
the special election just held. Y. Il.
Temmey, OF Onida. who had been
elected to the place at the regular
election, died recently Of Influenza,
fiecees;tat ting the filling OF the place
with n special election.