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The courier-index., 1919-08-29
1 [VHITESlDES
 HOT TO DEATH
~os CONCEALED SELF |.rsos Laur AND MURDERED
 c,TIzEN LAST SUNDAY eRN00N.

\, v. Whitesides, an aged
 !. ,,orn citizen residing Tn
 ..I township, six miles
 2 Ia Marisnna, was shot and
 t;lled last Sunday after Ptveeu five and six o'clock, E;,tsn, aged 30, a tenant on
 aTh;tesides' farm. Hilton double barrelel shot gun
 ;th huck shot. One barrel Eharred at Esq. Whitesides ! range while the victim |,;nc Hilton. This charge Whitesides in the left .,d stomach. Whitesides around and Hilton fired |er barrel, striking White the back. The victim fell { instantly.
 |Whtesides, wife of the vic- N the only eye witness to |eedy. From the evidence Cefore the cororner's jury morning it appeared les and Hilton had been hg several times recently. Elaimed Whitesides had turn hogs loose in the formers Id Hilton had threatened them. On Sunday after ben Whitesides went to an a at the foot of the hill home to water some mules d Hilton lying in the weeds. ed to Hilton to come out weeds. The latter arose ] gun in his hands. White ked him what he was going Ind if he had been killing his (Whitesides') hogs.
 alleged to have replied that killed two that day, would
 remainder of them and 
 les also, and with this re- e fired on the old man.
 Pitesides who was approach
 ed to her husband to run
 The old man turned and
 Eoward his wife when Hil-1 "a the second shot which
 hltesides. Hilton came to q that night and surrender ne officers. The coroner's Fd him without bail. On Tor the near approach of lurt which will convene here Der [, Hilton will not be
 preliminary trial, but will in jail to await the act ne grand jury. Pdes' body was buried in cemetery Monday after Pe had been a justice of |e m Bear Creek township " years.
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Warning When Vater Is Cut or

count of the extreme in- nee suffered by the public water at the plant is cut |out warning to the con- X practice that has become ient that it is almost a M. McClintock. general supervision of the
 s'em has authorized the |ment that in the future |antendent of the plant has sucted to blow the whistle as a warning to the
 the water will be cut usewives and others hav-
 e Of the homes will do Ie.r this in mind and when 'ne Tour short whistles |. G. 'o get busy with the ex-
 and draw a supply of r ,rst until the service is
 The condition of the
 so bad that it is neces-
 uently to cut off the wa soer to make repairs. By Ia m of warnings the in- r'e the public suffers vii p lessened. Of course. this [, interruptions caused by the water system, and
 mas anything to do with \ sss Tn the water supply th. 'ne cratic service giv- ne Arkansas Light and q ||ompany whose plant fur current with which the machinery is operated.
The courier-index., 1919-08-29
Arkansas Leads in Crop Value Per Acre

In spite of statements to the contrary, Arkansas leads nearly all other states by wide margin in crop values per acre for cultivated land Ohio being the only state to exceed according to Govern ment statistics for 1918 The following figures should answer any statements that have been given to in- dicate that Arkansas farmers don't know how to farm and are using poor methods:
The courier-index., 1919-08-29
coNFEpERATEs TO MEET

Confederate veterans of Lee county are called to meet at the court house in Marianna at z September 6, for the purpose of making arrangements to attend the reunion in Atlanta.
The courier-index., 1919-08-29
PROGRAM

&>fkm hinsss CI m City Park Thurs X "s; September 4, by tue N <; Social si Studio, under the N .paf mrs H. F. R5ieson {: bIeao babies in the Woodso bs, |bIs.1 by company. IS. Oy little girl. bIss'u. 'y two little girls. 'f Frssdenr," by com
 sesl asssh ls.s ef the Fairies"
 song'. by com.
The courier-index., 1919-08-29
Miss Willie whitsitt will beg

Miss Willie Whitsitt will begin teaching class in shorthand and typewriting at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. R. Roane, on Mon day of next week. Miss Whit sitt has already enrolled a dozen students and hopes to increase the number to at least twenty within the next week or ten days.
The courier-index., 1919-08-29

Even the man without dollar is fifty cents better off than he once was. as.---Greenyilie (S. e. Piedmont.
The courier-index., 1919-08-29

If the law of supply and demand ia responsible for existing prices 1t ought to be amended. Little Rock Arkansas Gazette.
The courier-index., 1919-08-29

!. L. Isaacs and wife have re- turned from Chicago where they spent the past mont6
The courier-index., 1919-08-29
KEEP FEM GOING

One step won't take you far, you've got to keep walking; one word don't tell folks who you are, you've got to keep on talking. One inch won't make you very tall, you've got to keep on growing; one little ad won't do it all, you've got to keep them going. E. R. in Boston Cookery Magazine.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Blankets Reduced

One case of Cray Cotton
Blankets-January Sale Price
a pair Observation-Disclosures. 81.
one case of White ''NeaTwooP'
Blankets, value $a.0U-Sale
Price q pair ....,..,,.-..-.. R&'
Two cases Of FNoolnap'
Blankets, in gray and in white,
value ss.s[I--Sale Prize Il pair "a.
so pairs Of Gray and White
Wool Blankets-also a few
riaids. value SS.50--Sale Price
pair ..............-. %
20 pairs of Fine Grade White
wool Blankets, value $12.50--
Sale Price q pair. ..,.,.....,, %
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Pillow C,ases-Sheets

100 dozen PillJw Cases sizes
42x3S and 45X36-JanuaTy
Sale Price .....,-...-.....
80 dozen Pillow Cases, sizes
42xS6 and 45XS6, value Soc
EaTa pr-ira
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Domestic Department


100 Hemmed Crochet Bed
Spreads, full size, subject to
slight mill imperfectiors,
value s2.00-Sale Price. .....
80 Full-size Hemnled Crochet
Bed Spreads, subject to slight
mill inperfections, value S2.75
Sale Price
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01

An Calendars, ali Wood Back
Toilet Sets and Military Brushes,
all Women's Velvet Hand Bags in
black and coIors-at one third off
regular prices.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Velveteen-Corduroy

z2-inch Black and Colored
Velveteen, regular S1.te value,
at ....................... Sse
s6-inch Dress Velveteen, in
green, regular s2.5o value. at si:ea
44-inch Dress Velveteen, in
navy, green and burgundy.
regular $3.50 value, at. s2.ss
31-irch Corduroy. IN old blue.
plum, garnet and gray. regu-
lar s1.59 value, at. .......e.-. site
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Note These Offerings!

During this sale we will offer all
grades Of Shsots and Pillow Gases,
including the weII-knowrn Peauot
and Salem brands at January Sale
Prices,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Sheetings Reduced

35-inch Eleached Cambria
January Sale Price a yard. g..
36-inch "Berkley" Cambria,
value 3715c-Sale Price a yard
26-inch Bleached Truit-of
the-Loomh and Hill" Sheet
ing, also Unbieached Special
Sheeting, value 35c-Sale
Price q. yard ..........,.....
Double width Bleached and
Unhleached Sheeting. value
89c-Sale Price q yard ....
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Black Dress Silks

SS-inch Black Satin and TAT
feta, regular S2.o0 value, at. $t.79
36-inch Black Peau-de-Cygne,
regular s2.75 value, at. -. $2.fs
26-inch Black Gros-graiu Silk,
regular S2.75 value. at. $3.50, $3.50
36-inch Black Peau-de- Sole,
regular $500 value, at. ..... S2.7s
40-inch Black Silk and Wool
Poplin, regular $3.50 value,
at Observation-Disclosures. s1.7s
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Skirtings-Suitings

42-inch Novelty Plaids. wool
filed, regular $50 value, at. s1.a7
42-inch Storm Serge, in
black. Alice, Copenhagen, old
rose, plum and brown, regular
$500 value, at............... $3.50
4o-irch Atwood Plaids, IN
navy, green and brown, reg
ular S2.50 value, at........ $1.93
50-inch Storm Serge, sponged
and shrunk. in black, Alice,
Copenhagen, brown, prune and
wine, regular $3.50 value at. S2.1s
S4-inch Broadc1oth, Atwood,
in castor, Pekin, navy, wine
and green, regular $3.50 value,
at .......... 90. ...-......... $s.4s
kt-tnch Chiffon Broadcloth, IN
navy, green and brown, reg
GIar $4.s9 value, at....--.... 1915
59-fnch Atwood Velour, in
t2upe, brown, green, plum
and wina regular $500 value,
a. ..~.....~e. S9.tS
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Silks, Black and Colored Dress Goods
Colored Silks

32-inch Silk Bingham Plaids,
washable, for waists and
dresses, regular soc value. at sec
27-inch Light CoIored Mesa
line, pink, blue, etc, regular
s1.o0 value. at .,........E.... sc
Tard-wide Silk and Gotten
Foulards, navy, gray, brown
and green, regular s10o value,
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc
Yard wide SILK and Cotton
Poplin, navy, Pekin, old rose,
tan, green, wisteria and white,
regular $1.25 value. at. 49,. o8c
Plain Dress Silks and satins,
ard-wide Colored Taneta,
regular s2.00 value. at. .... S1.5e
Colored satins, in brown,
green, Alice and Copenhagen,
regular $3.50 value, at.... $t.9=
Yard.wide Fancy Satin and TaFfe
ia, in plaids and stripes, for waists
skirts and dresses-handsome cole,
combinations:
At $1.49-reduced from sf.5
At $1.6s-reduced from $500
At Sf.98--from $2.25 and $50
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
SINNERS Satin, $1.96

36-inch SINNERS Satin, all silk,
best wearing for dresses, all the
fashionable shades-Sale Price s1.eS
a yard, value $3.50.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Cream Wool Goods

50-tnch Silk Stripe Storm
Serge-40-inch Wool Crepe
for dress or skirt, regular
$500 value, at. ST.
54-inch Wide-wale Cream
Serge-5e-inch Cream French
Serge for dress or skirt. regu-
lar $3.50 value, at............ sis
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Towels Dwelling

100 dozen Turkish Towels
January Sale Price. ..,,..
Huck Towels, regular 75c
value at sec and SOC value, at
linen Towe1ing. regular soc
value, at 39c,--S9c value, at zee
PIC value. at. ..............
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Tcking-Flannel

Best Quality Feather Ticking.
standard staple stripe, value
G0c-Sale Price d yard. ..
36-inch Bleached Donnet Flan-
pel, value 5se--SaIe Price a
yard Observation-Disclosures.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Pattern Cloths .

Exactly IS Pattern Cloths
size Sx10, strictly all linen, but
slightly imperfect, value $3.50
Sale Price sAsj
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Madeira Sets

IS Real Madeira Sets. each set
consists Of thirteen pieces,
value s6.o0-Sale Price a set. 1886
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Innings Reduced

E7-tnch Black Mercerized Sat.
teen, regular acc, value, at.
Yard-wide Black Satteen, reg
ular sec value, at.
Yard-wtde Colored Satteen,
regular 4sc value, at. ........
Yard-wide Fancy Satteen,
regular 75e value, at...,.....
Yard-wide Venetian. regular
sisso value, at..,.........,..
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Diaper, $1.35 a Piece

T9-inch Absorbent Diaper, in
t0-yard pieces, regular value
S1.85-Ssle Price q. pteoe 80. Sf.35
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Winter Coakings

Az $2.9S-Black, from s49e.
At S4.75-Black, from Ss.e0.
At $7.45-B1aek, from $3.50.
At S3.s5-Coiored, from s4.se.
At $4.75-Colored, from Ss.ee.
At $6.50-Seal Plush, from $3.50.
At @.50-Black AstTschan, from
$S.ee.
At $S.5G-Black AstTachan, from
$1,000.
tWoohen Department.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01
Black Dress Goods

Tard-wide Black Storm Serge
and Mokair. regular slice
value, at ................... 79c
42-inch Black Storm Serge
and Afohair. regular s15e
value. at .................... $3.50
4o-inch Black Wool Taffeta
and Storm Serge, regular
Sits value, at....~.......... $3.50
50-inch Black Ali wool Serge
Suiting, sponged and shrunk,
regular $3.50 value, at. ..... $1.sS
54-inch Black Atwood Serge
Suiting, regular $500 value,
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
50-inch Black Chiffon Broad
cloth. regular $3.50 value, at. $4.ts
5o-inch Chiffon Broadcloth
for suits or coats, regular
$500 value, at....-........,. $40
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-01

Remnants Of Table Linens; Shse*-
inss, White Goods, ToweIines, Etc.
also all Odd Pisces ard Disccn-
tinued lines, at greatly reduced
prices,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-02
DAIRY !; III men |!|:| \ And | I!
But 1 Err MAKERS | ::
|! 10 |: MEET /: !: HERE :


lTuegds July 8. will witness the
summer maeting of the North Dakota
Dairy Men and Butter Makers associ-
attfo1l,. hisk is to be held at the Chau-
tanqua grounds. ~.
mi ttks si iAnlorning there will be stock
judging contest for boys, and one for
mem; swafds being made ID both cas-
es.sss.PnSes will be awarded as fol-
lows: First, $40; second, IS; third. So
d i've stock demonstration will be
given ~ Professor Van Pelt, Of Iowa:
o1 j., MnnAs Of st. Paul. ss
#f. IT, fternoon men Of reputa ation
will speak ON matters pertaining to
the dairy interests, and there viii be
. base Bali game between the butter
makers and the dairy -men. Adam
Beysra, of Hebron, N. d., will pitch
for the butter max kers, while =. ]. Qs4
ttrhaus will be jumps, for that aggre.
CATION, s. Crabbe officiating in the
same capacity for the dairy men: ! I
"a. 81. 5chutte, Of Mandan, presid-
ient Of the association, and. J. ]. Oster-
hMis, SECRETARY of the state. dairy
Commission will attend the meeting.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-02
TWO |! ]! GAMES ] | ; ! TO
.bE.PLAYED0N
!. FOURTH OF JULY
Devil. Lake Will Cro.. Bat.
With ,Brinsmade - Will
Have Strongest Lineup Ever
Seen in the City.

Deyils Lake and Brinsmade will
appear. in d double header game Of
baseball in this'city on the Fourth Of
July, the first game being played in
the morning atsthe city park at 1O:45
and the second on the Chautauqua
grounds at 4:30; o'clock in the after
noon. -
{ So far this season the two teams
have played three games: the local
team taking the odd game, and Man
.ager Swenson has his heart set on
Capturing both gaines On Independent
Ife Day..
1.-THE lineup Of the Devils Lake team
on Friday, will be the strongest ever
seen afthe city, and It is said that
the Aitmg team viii come here
greatly strengthened. -
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-02
{ Said Townley Was Against War,

BY The Associated Press.1
Jackson, Mimi, July 2. Ferdinand
Teigens, "a former leader Of the Ma
.tional Non Partisan League, was cal
led as a. witness Of the state, this
morning at the trial Of Arthur G.
Townley and Joseph Gilbert, Non
Partisan chiefs who are charged with
conspiracy to commit disloyalty.
Prosecuting Attorney Nicholas an
nounced that he intended to question
the witness with regard to an inter
view he may have had with Townley
concerning the attitude Of Townley
and the Non Partisan League towards
the prosecution Of the war. Teigens,
it IS understood, was dismissed from
the Non Partisan League after q con-
troversy with Townley more than 3
year ago.
Teigens testified under direct exam
ination that he talked with Townley "a
the fall Of 1917, and thst during the
conversation Townley said: rs
Eve are against this war, Int we
cannot afford TO advertise it,.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-02
| n \ NO. J Q WERE ! | ! / /
KILLED! ! !: |! !. Al !
!: MCCREC0R /:
YiEt,.slly Every Building In
]. T!e9ssn !9yI DaRnaged 3 BY Sunday
/ Ekssociated Press1

July 2sA farmer, named
Nelson, Ind the wife Of another far
mets.nalnel Salck, both living near
McG Fere killed dkuring j Sunday
nights stoxm, and between thirty and
forty psrsops living in. and near Nj
Gregof weIeSinjured seriously, accord.
ing tptssKprd received here today by
telephone from E. E. Stahl, a McGre.
gor merchant.
StahFsaid the storm struck .McGre.
dor about 10 o'clock Sunday night and
damaged virtually every building il
town. One residence waS blown 20t
yards hit the occupants escaped Sc
rous injuries, while q farmer, whose
home was destroyed. was q slsnockes
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-02
M'DONALD MADE !.
WARDEN | | OF The : :
STATEP PRISON ! | !
Az. s. 4. : - sl - is;4 . q
Named by Board of Control to
FIJI Unexpired Term.

Bismarck, N. D., July Charles
F.. Mcdonald, for years sheriff of
Morton county, deputy warden at the
state penitentiary for the last year,
and acting warden since the resigna-
tion of F. s. Talcott Of Fargo last
December, was elected warden for. the
unexpired term ending April 80, 1921,
at an adjourned meeting of the board
Of control held at a local hotel Mon.
day night.
Chairman James A. Brown and
Simon J.s Nagel voted for Mcdonald
Patrick NJ. Casey did not vote, Brown
is "a Hanna hold-over and Casey and
Nagel are league appointees of Gov.
ernor Frazier, but Casey is ".regu
lar" and Nagel 'tan insurgent.'
The appointment of Mcdonald as
warden undoubtedly will come as
considerable Of q surprise to, Noapar.
tisan league leaders and Governor
Lynn J.. Frazier. for they had set theil
minds on Sheriff Seaman Smith Q,
Golden Valley county. Smith is ,
warm personal friend Of A. C. Town
ley's and early in the legislative ses
sion it was decared by league officials
that Smith would be the appointee
Tow1ley, it is understood, sent wor,
from st. Paul to a member of tn,
board Of control to the effect that tsh,
wanted Smith appointed" 8. but thi
particular member. as we'll as tk
others, did not take kindly to il
"Townley knows where I am; let hin
talk 10 me-" it is said to have bee,
this members rejoir;!er to the chief
passenger.
The fight for superintendent q
the Jamestown asylum also has bee,
involved in the S;aljenship, FIR til
board was, divi1ed On both question.
| At one time th'. board was report.
tnshave secured = wa den from wis
4 consin, bG. the pcNe.s that b.. ii
s.,i to hsve interfered.
! S,gel's insur.. ity made i ca.
| fer McLcnald. K.,owr was SAID :
Lav. .a>"led him f. TT. the start, r..
|Nascl and Casey .elu desirous of SC
curing sJne oth:r n,an, though tie
a." not +ayor Smith.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-02

AksFYtEsgs
are schsdulsd 70 arrive al the. yards

a'5ety N Il 7. . Is ~
!, are sohsas.lsd e arrive Il the yards
today.
The. Aala III packing house products
will begin tomorrow. Sales and
shipmen1tt ttS viii. ontinue: regularly af-
ter that. date. sin preparation for these
refrigerator cars are expected any
day, They were shipped over ten days
ago, s.ss,s sfss4,.. {. /. .5s55. ..,
rhiss wes swill be taken up largely
in eompletinG and getting staIted the
various bGscherfng crews. Every
day viii bee "a marked improvement
in the sic and operating capacity Of
theIprlant, said Mr.. Hoopman. As fol
IL. suihsie ,s sof livestock to
keep The plant i;slii That .ts sas:
SURF ii alrearyi; said t.hA manag,, g,,s,r il
fact, as q solved itself inir II.
qry lsss A. holding livestock ship
ments down y, the eapaci. q. ne
ss,....sssss9as: s;a .sS5 s. !.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-02
bURlhGVOYAGT ES|DEhT WORKS
QNhI MESSAGE TO CONGRESS

(By The Associ >Press.)

N0y Inc ASSOC19Sg ~ IeSS.)
q On Board I'll u, SIS. Washington,
Tuesday. By trels 70 y Associat-
ed Plrss) June 2 80 presidential
continues under most favor
able coniitiions, with continued calm
seas and 4sunny weskhar.
NJ. Ylson has done work on his
message: r. congres4 IN which he win
submit the peace treaty for sprotoco
and the general ultimats achievement
of the PHis emf ferenoe, but on the
advice Of Rear a dmi1.l Grayson, hia
physician. tie Pst s. n I y = giving coz,
siderable time to rsst aand recupera.
ton. :'sssFss@s.a sas ';:
. While no precise splans'sooncern ming
the presentation of the message have
as-yet been announcsf, It seems pro.
babls that if the George: Washington
arrives at New York ,6n Monday, it il
tes'be expected that shs treaty viii
Ebe submitted and the message read By
Wednesday or Thursday. go, 2
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ed, it has been the apparent purpose
Of opposition leaders to press the re-
solution Of Senator Knox to serve are
not unwilling To accept the league
covenant and insert part of the treaty,
and that of Senator Fall to declare q
state of peace with Germany.
1T is now expected, however, that
the treaty will he presented as soon
as the recess is over, and the general
prediction is that from now on il
will be straight out and out fight
for unqualified ratification.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1919-07-02
TWO A|RPLAl|ES
OF CURTIS. j |! ! TYPE. /
VISIT the L CITY
Machines Were Piloted by
Lieut's. Bacon and Forseth-
Lay Over Here All Night for
Some Slight Rspairs to En-
CINE Of Forseth Plane.

Covering the sighty-four miles
from Grand Forks in one and a half
hours Lieutenants J., N. Bacon and
A. ]. Forseth in their Curtis air
planes arrived in this city at Asst
o'clock yesterday evening en- route to
Cando, where for several days they
will give exhibitions At the Towner
County fair. i
News Of their coming, which was
announced exclusively in yesterday
evening Devils Lake World, had been
the means of attracting quite large
crowd on the road lssding to Chau-
tauqua where q mark had been laid
by Martin Kelly il the field south Of
Kirschoffs to msrk their landing
place. NJ
At 4:45 the two planes were sighted
far to the eastward having the ap-
pearance of two great birds d prey
heading straight .fer the landing place
as if smelling tRsir quarry in the
strips Of canvas thatsshad been laid
on the ground for their guidance. Ar
irving nearly over the landing field
thew c;ncied around tho machine pilot.
Oh hv L;eut B.con evidentlv havine
s;ohtad- location shnt 81 motors Did.
inp sv;ftlv tovand the earth. !: and
nas.;nr mas, ;ns~ over cirrled ,around to the
r;oh+ ea;n;no sitit,;dsr-s.. - ~
In The me.nt;me Tho, machine a
1;ent Forseth ;. which h.l been circl.
no aro,,nd str.ir,,+.rsi' .rsn fro,,,
The northwest ana w;tb motor. chr,
"a "a .a,.s down = 20 s hsa;,t;f,,i lid IL,
,sard;nr M dino he,nr sffacted 4 5:oa with
Ya1, = anu h,,nons no minutes iat.
:. 80 80 - @ s;rn,ona - 1.;s;,t Racon 1ond.
- ~ ~. - .aaI;s. is = = ~ :s:.I - risss..L i xx.
I ;,o. ~. oo+assd a.v ~ saH +sa o,essA w.
hi, I ~ ~, ~ - = .a.." -. Wy ~ 1ats e.ss
"a. 81 .ne 1ygW Hes ~.