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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05

was riding in an auto past LucKeh-
bills farm. The ooy can not i've ana
charges of first degree murder Will De
made. Luckenbilrs only defense Is
that he was drunk and thought he shot
behind the automobile. He is 4S years
old and unmarried.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
Great British Dirigible Asks
Navy to Send Destroyers
to Help Her.
WILL BE TAKEN IN
TOW IF NECESSARY
2s3s Nsars Bay Of Fundy After Beat
Ing Against Head Winds Across
Nova Sootia-Two Destroyers Speed
ing Toward Bay to Render Assist
ance-Expeets to Reach MineoIa
Sunday Morning. -

Washington, July 5-AImost out
out Of fuel after her long run from
East Fortune, Scotland, tho Brit
ish dirisibls R-34 asked the navy
department. this afternoon whether
destroyers were being sent to her
assistance. Tho message was re-
eeived at 1:50 p. m, and when sent
the R-34 still was over Nova
Scotia. Tho message follows;
"SisnaI strong. Position as de-
grees Fl minutes north, 81 west,
course southwest; running out Of
fuel after flight from Britain.
Please tell mo IL your dsstroyers
arc coming.
(sisned) "commandins Officer
R-34."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
lis For Help.
DesNover. Go to Meet R.34.

Boston. July 5-The navy converted
yacht Satilla sailed this afternoon
from Machias bay, Maine, to the as
sistance of the R-34. It is thought
that she will come up with the
dirigible about 5 o'clock
The cruisers Kalk and Bellard are
being made ready at the Boston navy
yard and will proceed to the bay of
Fundy If they can get under way in
time to be of assistance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
To Address Senate Thursday.

New York, July 5.-Joseph P. Tum-
ulty, secretary to President Wilson,
announced here today that according
to the present program. Mr.. Wilson
will address the senate on Thursday.
A wireless message received here to-
day from the transport George Wash
ington, bearing President Wilson, said
the vessel would reach Ambrose chan
mel lightship at noon Tuesday and
dock at Hoboken about 3 p m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
PERsHlNe,s SON SEES YANk WIN
Warren, Wearing Uniform, 10 Much
interested In Sports Events.

Pershing Stadium, France, July e.
Warren Pershing, H-year-old son Of
the commander -chfef Of the Amer
lean armies today saw his fathers SOL
diers tTounch CanadsSin baseball. beat
Australia and France in relay race,
take first place in the high Jump, de-
feat Italy in the tug % -var semi finals
and win lively boxing bouts in the
stadium. The boy, uniformed an.
wearing assam Brown belt, shook
hands with the king Of Montenegro
and Premier Venizelos. of Greece, DUR
ing his stay at the inter- allied games.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
IuckenbiII in Jail.

Special to TimcR- RCpubl1can. T-
Burlington. July 5.-Fred Lucken-
bill, we'll known Des Moines county
farmer, Is In jail CHARGED with assault
on> little boy, William verting. who
was shot late Thursday night az he
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05

Washington, July 5.-The British
dirigible R-34 has asked the navy de-
partment II an American destroyer
could meet her at the Bay Of Fundy
and take her in tow If required.
Two American destroyers were
ordered today to proceed toward the
bay Of Fundy, to lend any required as
sistance tusthe R-34.' which reported
that she was fighting a head wind over
Nova Scotia with her fuel supply
getting low.
The message was received at the
department at IL a. m, five minutes
after one addressed to the British ad-
mirality reporting that the R-34's fuel
supply was getting low. The ship was
then flying across Nova Scotia against
a strong head wind.
The destroyer will put out from
Boston with orders to establish radio
communications with the dirigible as
quickly as possible and also to keep
in touch with the Ottercliff main wire
less station.
Two Calls For Help.
The message to the air ministry,
which was intercepted at the otter
cliff naval station, said:
Flying across Nova Scotia. Strong
head wind. Petrol beginning to get
short" ..-
(Signed) "Commanding Officer
The message to the navy department
signed by Commander Zachary Lans-
downer, U. s. N, for the commander
of the dirigible. follows: h
THE Navy Deartment, Washington,
and Commandant Second Naval Dis
trict, Boston: Could destroyer pro-
coed If required to southern end Of
Fundy and take his majesty's airship
R-34 in tOW?n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
National Banks 70 Report.

Washington. July 6.-The comptrol-
Ter of, the currency today issued a call /,
for the condition OF all national banks
at the close Of business on Monday.
July I. Z. II \! - - -. =. y :. s. :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
Torpedo Explodes ia Boys Mouth.
"A Tim auS n epIl h1icon

sioux City. July 5---Cornellus Rob
inson, years old, Of Matlock, Iowa, is
in local hospital being treated for
INJURIES sustained when a torpedo he
was holding in his mouth exploded.
Lock jaw 10 feared. 4 aFss sst, 5ai ,s 4 sn n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
To Sell Meats at Cost,

Rome, July 4.--The government has
ordered that prices of frozen meat bs
educed thruout Italy TO 50 cents d
pound.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
NEWS OF THE DAY
T.-R. BULLETIN
The Weather.

.- The Weather.
Iowa-Gcnerally fair tonight and
Sunday; warmer in northwest por-
tions Sunday.
a Weather predictions for the week be-
ginning Monday for Iowa are: Temp
erature nearly normal, with occasional
local showers and thunder storms.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05
INSANE FOURTH IN CHICAGO.
One Killed, Several Injured and NJ.
merous Fires Follow Holiday,

Chicago. July 5.-One person was
killed. a number suffered injuries from
which several may die and fire alarms
were numerous, reports given out to-
day showed. as the relaxation of the
safe and sane observance Of July 4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-05

Halifax, ~. g., Iu!y s-!he !-e4
was still proceeding under her own
power at 2:15 p. m- according to
a wireless message received here.
She passed over Maitland, Hants
county, Now FoundIand, at 2:O
o'clock headed for tho Basin Of
Minas, according to a telephone
advice. Maitland 10 fifty three
miles northwest Of Halifax, at the
head of tho Basin Of Minas, a
tributary to tho Bay Of Fundy.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-12-24
JOUTUU ERISTETTxvxKSI

Laakarit maaraavat eta jos Joku
perheessa saa kylmaa, on han erls-
tettava koska tauti tarttuu helpostl.
| Yksi kuitenkin on varmaa: Mlta pl-
kemmin paasette kylmasta erillenne,
sta vahemman on vaaraa. Parain
laake tassa suhteessa on Chamber
lainin Cough Remedy. Erinomainen
yskanlaake. Kun haluan tiedottaa mi
ka erinomainen laake on Chamber
lainin Cough Remedy, min sonon,, ct
ia joku vuosi sitten annoin sta lap
silleni erinomaisella menestyksella'
Main kirjoittaa Mrs Clay Fry. Fer
guson Station, Mo. Chamberlain
Tabletit. Mama tabletit ovat aiJotut
etupaassa vatsaa varten sen Odessa
epakunnossa huonon ruuansulatuksen
takia. Ne auttavat. Nautitteko ate
rioista? Jos cite nauti aterioista, on
syy ruuansulatuksessa. Syokaa hi
taasti, pureskellen ruokanne hyvln'
ia antakaa ateriain valin OLA b tun-
tia. Iltasen jalkeen tarvittaessa OF.
takaa Chamberlain Tabletti; hetl
tunnette lievitysta.
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co.
ms MONIES. IOWA
Evening star., 1919-11-14
$4,000 RADIUM TUBE
CARRIED IN IGNORANCE
Capt. Adams of This City Did Not
Know Nature of Find on
University Campus.

Not knowing it was radium, Capt.
Raymond Adams of sos Taylor street
northwest carried tube of the
precious metal, valued at $4,000, for
four days. and so helped clear up the
University of Pennsylvania's "radium
mystery"
The local man, who is connected
with the Quartermaster's Corps, is
studying at the University of Penn
sylvania under the board for voca-
tional training. He found the tube of
radium on the campus, but did not
connect the tube he found with the
lost radium, which was causing a
hubbub at the university.
He unscrewed the end, examined the
substance, but could make nothing of
it. After carrying it for four days,
he suddenly thought of the tube as he
went to the hospital to receive treat
ment.
what do you suppose this is?" Capt.
Adams asked the information clerk.
Its the radium!" shouted the clerk
Capt. Adams was examined imme-
| diately to see if the radium had af-
fected his system. He said that he
felt no ill-effects from carrying the
tube. 1t was declared that as gen
eral rule "radium burns would be
caused by carrying so much of the
metal.
Evening star., 1919-11-14
NAVY TO MAKE TORPEDOES
AT STATION AT ALEXANDRIA
Two Large Buildings Of Concrete, Located
Adjacent to Historic Old Carlyle
House-Will Employ 1,500.

The Navy Department is just about
completing a naval station at AleXan-
dria, on the Potomac river, for making
torpedoes. The station is located just
east of the old Carlyle Nouse. where,
in 1855, was held the council between
Gen. Braddock, commander of the Eng
lish forces in America. and the gov
ernors of the five colonies, when plans
for the concerted action against the
Evening star., 1919-11-14

i
French and Indian allies were discuss
ed. Out of this meeting grew the de-
termination to tax the colonies, re-
Sulting in the war of the revolution
twenty-five years later.
The station has two buildings of. re-
inforced concrete. One building, which
is $50 feet long, ia feet wide and two
stories high, is used for a storehouse,
office and power plant. The other
building, which is used as machine
shop. is $50 feet wide, 300 feet long
and four stories high.
Will Cost 81, 100000.
The station when completed will
cost s1,5o0,0o0 and will employ 1.5oo
people. Capt. William S. Miller
United States Navy. naval inspector
of ordnance, reported for duty the LAT.
ter part of August. 1918, and has been
in charge of the station ever since.
When the station is in full operation
it will be possible to turn out eight
torpedoes day. The torpedoes :ae
ty-two feet in length. and are made
up of 5000 different parts. They re-
quire mechanics of the highest order
to the parts together, as some of
the pieces which help to make up
torpedo are even smaller than some of
the parts used in making a watch. The
torpedoes are assembled and built at
the station and the explosives are
placed in them after they have been
accepted by the government and have
left the station.
In the machine shop there are twen-
ty-four of the largest lathes in opera
tion for boring and turning out TASKS
which contain the compressed air used
to propel the torpedoes. Each lathe
is about thirty-e eight feet long, has
swing of about twenty-four inches
and weighs about twelve and one-half
tons. There are other lathes used in
the machine shop from this size down
to the smallest lathe used by jewellers
in precision work.
Some of the parts used in the con-
Evening star., 1919-11-14

station to destroyers. At the present
time there are only about 100 men
working at the station. but the force
will be increased at a rate of about
ffty a month until the necessary
number of employees is obtained.
This is only one of the many inter
esting plants operated by the Navy
where men can acquire a highly
technical education and be fitted to
obtain positions on the outside where
technical knowledge is essential.
Evening star., 1919-11-14

struction of these torpedoes are OBJ
tanned from the naval torpedo station
at Newport and from the Washington
navy yard, and assembled at the sta
ton to be made into torpedoes. The
torpedoes, after they are completed.
are taken to the stations range, which
is located down the Potomac river,
near Piney Point. and tested. The
range is ten miles long and has two
old type coast torpedo boats attached
to it, together with a number of gaso-
line launches which are used in test
ing the torpedoes.
There are $50 men employed on the
range. After the torpedoes are tested
in the shop and on the range and ac-
cepted by the government they are
then ready to be turned over to the
deStroyerS.
Has Large Wharf.
The station has a wharf 80 feet
long, % feet wide, with Is feet OF
water at mean low tide. where the
deStroyerS can come alongside and
have the torpedoes delivered to them
There are also on this wharf two
cranes for lifting the torpedoes from
the double-track industrial railway
used for taking torpedoes from the
Evening star., 1919-11-14
Lieut.. Col. Murphy Goes to Texas.

Lieut.. Col. George D. Murphy, Quar-
termaster Corps, on duty in this city,
has been assigned to duty at San An
tonic, Tex.
Evening star., 1919-11-14
Col. A, R. Ehrnbeck Reassigned.

Col. Arthur R. Ehrnbeck. engineers,
stationed in this city, has been ordered
to New York for duty.
Evening star., 1919-11-14

In proportion to it's size Belgium has
more miles CT railway than any other
coMnfrV
Evening star., 1919-11-14
Income Tax

Complete thorough course OF
three months, including
"a Illustrative Lectures
"a Concrete Lessons
3 Volumes Federal Tax Maunal
II Months Tax Service
Prepared instruction by Spe-
cialists recently connected with
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Classes limited. Enrolment
accepted to Nov. 25th.
Classes Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings.
Evening star., 1919-11-14
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothes for Boys
Sizes +: 8 to 18

Our new line of Hart Schahner & Marx
clothes for boys has taken the town by
storm" They are just what boys want and
having worn them, no boy will be satisfied
with anything less stylish and less we'll
made when he is no longer boy Which
makes it doubly fine for us.
They are just as good as the. Hart
.Schafner & Marx clothes that Dad and big
brother wear,-the same all wool integrity;
the same custom-like tailoring; the same
beautiful fabrics and styles; the same good
everything, Except price.
There's guarantee in the pocket of
every suit and overcoat, which is an assur
ance of all-wool quality and satisfactory
wear-or money back.
Boys Suits, $40 to $35
Boys Overcoats, $3.50 to $40
All Trousers Are Full
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Gountpratbs. SiBung,..

S%uperpiiorett, meld)e Sen Sibuns
gem oeS Hatbs folt beItdnoig fernblei,
ben, mer0en. ipie Ser &oriibenoe am
Tienstag ertIGrte, moglidermeile BON
Sberiff 5ur StelIe qebroft peroen,
menn ~0ieicIben BET ibrer 8enobnbcii
bleiben. Is bnnoelt lid bnuptI0dlid,
Inn 5mei &ertreter aus Der Sot0t,
IS .&oie uno Nrg. $. 8en0er; oielel'
ben botten lid nod in feiner 81
tltng in Der i6brliden Iagung ocS
Gou1tprath5 ieben laIIen.
gtad elncm in Der GormittagSii.
sung oe5 GollntpratbS am 9ienstnl
eingereidten 9erid)t ser 9eb0roe 0es
Dat 6orcit Sanitorium5 mltroen i'm
lebten Sabre ft3 9atienten behan.
oelt; bon oieien Itnrben 26. 90 ga.
tienten wlroen entlaiien. 9ie I'm.
terbaltunq5toIten Der InItalt betru.
gen $23, II; Der @ertb ocs 81.
gentbums bctrug 100000. 9ie Nu.
ltolt 0cbor0e eriltdt nm cine 8cpil.
ligun9 uon $21 900 fiir oas fonl.
mcnoe Snhr.
Sn Der Hahmittogs SibunQ MIR
De elm Iltrdq BON Superblior 5. G.
&eppel. nod peldem oo5 Goluntp Ell
lie Non0 Sdn1lo I'M 9ctroQe bon
$4,000 iibernebmen lon fir Stro
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Dem Gomite fiir
StraBen mo @ritden itberfuieicn.
Sic Son0au9gobe, penn idIieBlid)
ongenommlcu. miro Die finan5ieuc
0itroc Der Staot Ga Groiie ctnu3
crIeidltcrn, ga 0ieie $3.50 BON oeil
Stcuern 0e$ Gountps 81 3ablen bat.
Die folgcloen 9etpiIliqllnqen pltr-
oen gemoht: Sir oaS GuberfuIoicn.
Sonitorium S2t,050, fir 0ie Hciic.
bjbliothef $3.50, fitr ocn Contingent
Nuno oc9 QiitriftSonmolts 5000. uuo
iitr sic IIioc;ateo Charities 5000.
Ser @erid)t bes NiieBncnt GomiteS
mrroc ongcnommen; or qibt Scr
Wcrth 0e9 pcri0nlider 8rltnociGCn,
thIrm9 ouf $54.277.SSt on.
Qilttlpoh Nnfmittug bcpilliQtc ser
Ratb $4,000 fir sic NfcrbouihuIe,
o0cr $4,000 mchr ME i'm poriqen
Sabre Die Observation-Disclosures iou Sur
G~rhohuuQ ser 2cbrcrQebdItcr oiencu.
g. lit m0aIifl oab Ser G|ountprotb
ath nm SaulStaq cine Sjtutg al.
bdItcu miro. nm sic u~orlicgenoe Nr-
belt 81 beU0ltiaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Sure Staotnenigfriten.

sir Sic Colleges IN Mi3coniir'
fjlr Die jlIr 3cit cin llutcritiitunq2
fon0 geiomInclt miro. iiuo in 2oGroiit
bis lett $4,000 bci9citcucrt morneu.
Die cin3eIncu 3uneHoungcn rut0i-
rem pom s. bis i'll $4,000. Der Ma.
ME ot4 C}cbtr3 Der IcttcrCn Sumutr
Our0c n.d)t Qeuount. Gin m0crer
N|onm lnb $4,000 uno 5pci Auocrc
IL $500.
Ntlltc mn morlcu 'iuoct i'll
N%'Wmnaiium Ger Nohidrulc cine Hlt@
telling non Gopirlrlcn Ser beitclt
@uuitQcm0Ioc in Scr @StIt itatt Cir
Nu@lttlllna muy0C lcittrr Nbeno nit
einHn mm'jtoIlidlIn &rpQronml CT.
or'nct, nobel and lcbcu0e Njl0cr sur
AuffjbrWQ Qcluuutcu
Gin Sdoraittjrbrau0 iu 1905
%&ooo Stroft am Mitiluod, Nuc).
mittnd ri,tteltc Sic Etuerlrtbr ans
jhrtr N}jhe ami. Wroflr ShaSc1
wir0e uldlt ~anQcridttt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21


0clsfiI6er ON oberen Wtiiiiilippi Nit
tel uno 8ege gefum0er, I'M midtige
6tif5lge ouf unbcItimmte Belt gu
bolten, bis Der Ytarft Die berten Yreiie
bietet. 9tah ser peralteten Wtetbo6e
muroen Die Slide g%etootet, in Gis par-
podt uno oui oen Warft gebrodt, 10.
baIo Dies mad Dem Bergen oes 5SangS
m0glid mar. SeBt aber miro Elm Slid
teidl u~nterbnlteu IN Dem Oiele tuuieno
Yfun0 &orpfcn lebcn0 erbalten mer.
ben, bis Die Wtarftbeoingungen GIN.
ltig limo. Sic pCr0en lcbeno nad ocn
Standardization geinn0t. no Die Con.
iumcnten tic al5 ,iriid) gefungen
f%ullfen. ga Groiie iii on5 Centrum
Der gr0Bten mo bciteingerihtetell
commerjieaen Giit)teid)e nnl oberell
6luB. Ser foitipirIiQite Ieih bciiuOct
Itd auf elmer &niel gegcriiber bon
@enoo. Gigenthum Don Tr. @iuetto.
Gr lit mcbrcrc Nfer groB uu0 hut
cine &upa}itdt pom 100000 Gfun0
| Slid. lSn 0emillben befiu0en lid 5ur
! 3cit $4,000 @iuno, pier &agqonlo.
Oun9en Slide. Die Slide, Die nat.
reno oc9 Sobrc5 qciaugen mcrGen
mer0en inSdittu leben0 nod 0emleid
trdn@portirt. GIN arteijiher &riirnel
iumlttcn oe9 Gtid)c5 iicfert einelt enc.
Ioicn 3uiluB non ridden @alier, ga;
uit3 elmer II SUB hohen S~tunorilbr(
Quilt uno on5 3ufrieren 0ea 5eihc;
perbiitet. PIN utteren Gnoe oc5 Sei
DIES h1lt cir Gnmm ouS @niier al.
einem getuiiicn 9fiUeau. Nebnlih,
Scihe beilnocn lid All an0eren Yl0
ten, in benen oo5 @olier ourh 9um
pen erncllert miro. Gomoro Sofimai
hot cinen %anicbnliden Sei6 arf oeI
unoeren Seite oe& 6luiie8.
llnbergo @ro3. baben einen ourd
Guc1en genGbrten Geld nu6e if
rem &eim bel eagle @Iuff. 81
Srenlpeleau hobcn 9eefe & So. eincl
Eeid). Sn Stoooaro limo BRET SeihD
Gi9entbum BON q. a. Robel, 3. q
0enniion un0 Mid & So. 2ebeno
@nrpfen bnben iebt einen 8ertb pol
6 bis If Gents per 8frno, menn Il
in Ga Groiie in Sontpag9ors pcrGa
ben meroen. SIN 6ebrltor lit Ser Hrei.
pom 10 bis Is Gents, in mebrerc'
Gldben bringen in Gts perpodte Gnr
pfen mir 7 bis IL Gents. Sn @epDor
neroen leben0e Slide fir Is bis 3;
Gents per Yfpno o~erfoltft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
SOul Sobe abberuien.

NlIlifcr. Srou Amelia Niuifrr
Ytl,ttcr uou Wtorqe :. &jlllfcr. tart
I'M Ntjm hires Sohnc%, 1915 Nlune.
balo StraEt III Den 6olQcu cine;
SdloQn9'ollc@ 0cn lie Dor ficbcu w.
d'cU cr.ift Gas @eardbuJ6 iinCet
III EluuoI Sim itdit.
Slcfcr. Eranf Sitfer %r.. GIG
&ohuiou Strabe. itorb eeitcru Nor.
lcn III c,ncut bieiilen SpjtdI an Ct.
ucr Complication ron Sranthtjttu.
an Ser CT jc,f t12 &ahrcn lit. er
lpltroc - Sabre ali. 3mel @ritocr
uno 'iiHf S~drpGtern iibcrlcbcu ibu.
Gos %egrabuiB lit an Sanutag.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21
Nus ben 8eridten.

Ger G%crfnui non @etr0nfcrl, Ole
mebr mie - Yro5ert NIfoboI emf
baItcn muB in ga Groiie ouihorcn, cr-
tIorte 9unocaonmolt u. &. @oIfc
ant WittrpodL ooer oie llebertreter
oes @eiebes hoben Die 5Solgen 81 tru-
gen.
3ie eriten, melde 8unoesanpaIt
@oIfe inter Der 2lnfInqe Dor ocn bid.
ter bril1gen lIeB, 0a5 &rieasqeIeb
oerlett 3u baben. maren @0naro
Q2orfs uItO @iuinm u. $. Sd)uls
pom Burlington @otel an Ser ,.
StraBe. &eeterer iou ongcbIih onl
Montag Elm Yiut @hisfcp fiir $500
an SantucI 9tifs un0 gIeih5eitig
5pei Sdndpic fiir $t.00 an Steuc
&idlidl ~uerfaltit hnbcn. Sfulb er,
fldrte lid nidltituIoig uno er nuroc
unter @iirgifoit bis 81 iciuem Der
h0r ON 4. 0e3ember entIaiien.
@0moro Marf@ pcrtoufte anqeblid1
am 1elper Utortdge Oter SdnQplC
al Stepe GihIid} filr $500. Marts
fonnte ober feline @iirgid)ait ouf
treiben uno bot ouber icin @crbor am
/. Gcjenlber in 8efdngniB ab3unnr,
ten. Stanlep Y}arinafi. Der 6radytgil-
ter III Wtilton <uftiou q"cItoblen bat
te, miro ie0enfous III elmer 9unoeS-
anltnlt untergebroht wcroeu, % or
an &rriinn Icioet.s
Nrtbur Gctcr bon Superior er-
belt bic fIeinitc Stroic, Die ic Elm
biii9ca 9unoeagcriht beitimmte.
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Die Gbbut 0eS Oloriholla beqeben,
I'm 0em 8eieb @eniige GIT tbun. sc.
tcrS mar im Sabre 1916 flid cine
feline &erlebun9 ser Qoitoeiebe arlgc.
tldgt mor0en mnroc Dor 0na @ertd,i
9cbrad)t mo nllf ihuIoig ~beiunocn,
obcr nie bcItrnft. I'm MN cn6ljd,
ons Grotofou in Oronuna 81 brili-
II, nuroc Sic uben Qenannte StroiC
pcrb0ngt,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-11-21

S%d]ornlteine nld]t g%erelnlgt nurocn
itn0. obfuobI iold)e 3~einigung bci Ser
artsgeoebutcn NcrDcn0ung pon8eid}-
foble bcionoer5 uotbpenoig cri6eint.
Gntiernung 0e5 RuBes ans &eiieln,
fSltrnnces, Rouhleitungcn un0
Sdorniteincn lit aud notbpenoigun
0a5 bette HeillItot an @lBe o0er Strait
ans Dem uerDenocten 6eI3moterial
ST. er3icIcn. &ngenicur 5. Starring
ton BON Der III. g. 6leI A0miniitro-
ton" empfiehIt 0a3 iolgenoe @erfob
rem sur Neicitiguuq oe5 9iuBe8:
@enn 0a5 6eitcr gut in Sang &C.
lett lit mo elm or0cntlider GerI
b%rennenoer &oblc iih acbiloct bat.
merie ODER itrcuc MAJ red)t trofcnc@
Qem0hnIihcs Sul3 aui ole ~gliibelloen
&oblen. Sin 4irun0 allis 0{nI qe-
nllgt iilr eincn qcm0huliden @au$.
5ltrnocc; fir 0cj5anlagen GROCER ga.
brifen nt0gau pier bis iitui Shoufclll
uoll n0tbig iciu. Die Nluppen merocIi
often aeIuiicu, ooulit Scr SURFACE ict
ne Ecmperutur bcb0It. SoQIejh nod
Gem Ninciritrcucu 0c5 SaI}e9 filut
iit} Ser iSlIrnoce nit oidtcm pciBcIr
Gampf, Der pieuciHt crit in elmer bal
ben StunAe ijh mic0cr pcr3it6t
lian bcIdBt oa2 Sol5 bis Sic Gdnt.
pic p%ouitdnoiQ pcridmuuocn lin0
@em on3 &eriabrcn bel Ser critel
NalpenOung nitt erfoIQreid) lit, ioat.
e9 10 oft ais n0tbiG micocrbolt tpcr-
Den. SoboIo Die @ei5fld6e eiumaI
oroentIi6 gcreiuigt lit, geniigt in De,
9tc9eI cine feline Mengc SoI3 alt
poor Gage. Inn lie rein 3u haIten.
Dan ioIlte oieic3 cinfohe uno BIZ
yiae &erfohrcn probiercn. TIM Storr
iteinbrdnoe 5u uerbiiten uno aobI~t
III iparen.