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Sarah E. HeilstrouM, Plaintiff and
Respondent.
First Guaranty Bank. corporation
Defendant and Appellant.
SYLLABUS: CD A chattel mortgage
given to secure the repayment of
money loaned the mortgagor with
which to purchase the personal prop
erty described in the mortgage. not
then owned by or in the possession
of the mortgagor but which is sub
scqucntly acquired by the mortgagor
and paid for with money so borrowed.
is valid mortgage as against the
mOrtgagOr and all persons claiming
through or under him. having notice
or knowledge Of the mortgage and the
circumstances attending the same.
GU BY statute. Sec. 6IO6 C. l.. 1918,
an agreement may be made TO create
a hen upon property not yet acquired
or not yet in existence by the party
agreeing to give the lien. In such
case the lien agreed for attaches from
the time when the party agreeing to
give 1t acquires an interest in the
thing to the extent Of such interest.
go No particular form Of express
sion is necessary to create an cquit-
able lien. An agreement to charge
or to give security upon property
to be subsequently, acquired may con-
stitutc an equitable lien effective
upon its acquisition at later time.
t(4D Where the description in Il
chattcl mortgage refers to property as
though existing and in the possession
of the mortgagor, but in fact the
property has not yet been purchased
by the mortgagOr and is not in the
place described, and where tho mort
gage contains no stipulation cover
ing rcdprOpcrty--owi to
such defects the purpOrtcd mortgage
being wholly imperative as lien
the MORTGAGE is not prccluded there
by from establishing an equitable
lien on the property as against the
mortgagor and those having notice.
90 Parol evidence is admissible
for the purpose of identifying the
property described in a chattcl mort
gage, where it aids in applying such
description to the property intended
to be embraced, and does not vary.
modify or alter such description.
Co 1t is not required Of witness
called to testify to the value Of per-
sonal property that he be expert or
skilled in the strict sense of these
terms. in order to give his opinion
or estimate Of values. Where, how
ever, objection is raised to his quail
fications, it must be made to appear
that he has had. and utilized, means
superior to those available to the
jury, for forming an intelligent opin-
ion.
90 In an action for conversion Of
personal property, the measure o.
damages is the market value Of the
property, or, in the absence Of
market therefor, the reasonable value
thereof, at the time when and the
place where the property is alleged to
have been converted.
go In an action for conversion OF
personal. property. it appearing DC
PENDANT claimed mortgage on at
least Il portion of the property all
legged to have been converted. that
it has instituted proceedings to fore
close its mortgage by seizure and sale
of the property claimed to have been
mortgaged to it, by advertisement.
under the power Of sale contained
in the mortgage, that u report Of said
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NOTICE TO CONTR
official lsrOnOnnIn

Bids: June Sth. 1926
'oNs u ~ or ONE OFF!-
MEMS CONFINED nATm HOUSES
And LATRINES. CAMP GIL.
nENT &. GRAFTON. DEVILS
lake. NORTH DAKOTA.
Sealed proposals for the construc-
ton of one officers mess hail and
Kitchen and four enlisted mems bath
houses and latrincs will he received
~ the office of the United States
Property and Disbursing Officer.
La an Gilbert Gilbert &. Grafton, Devils
o'clock D:oOD a. NJ. on the Sth day
of June. 1926. at which place aud
time they viii be opened and read.
Plahs and specifications are On
file in the office of the Builders and
Dakota; The Builders aud Traders
Exchange at Grand forks. North
Dakota. The Builders and Traders
Exchange at Minot. North Dakota:
The Association of Commerce. Devils
Lake, North Dakota; The Association
Of Commerce. bismarck. North Da-
kota. the office Of The United States
Property and Disbursing Officer,
Memorial Building, Bismarck. North
Dakota. and The Custodian of the
Rock Island Military Reservations.
Camp Gilbert Z. Grafton. Devils
Lake, North Dakota. where they are
open for examination to anyone in
tcfeStcd.
This work will he let i'm two con-
tracts, namely: CD General Build
ing and CD Plumbing. Drainage and
Water Supply.
Proposal blanks may be obtained
from the undersigned only. Bids
must be made on proposal blanks,
sealed and addressed to Major Har-
old SOrcnson. United States Property
and DisbursinS OFFICER, Camp Gil
bert Z. Grafton. Devils Lake. North
Dakota, and indorscd proposal for
Construction of Buildings Pro
posal for Installation of Plumbing"
The Custodian Of the Camp Grounds
viii be at Camp Grafton prepared to
show prospective bidders the loca-
ton of the construction to be per-
formed
All bidders are invited to he nrev-
ent at the opening Of the proposals.
The right is reserved to reject any
ana all proposals. TO waive tecnn.-
caIit les. Or to accept such as may be
determined to be for the best inter
cStS of the Unite ed States of America
HAROLD SORENSON.
Major, I. s. l.. g. H. o.. y. OAK.
Bismarck, North Dakoa
APPRONED:
q. a. Fraser,
The Adjutant General,
North Dakota
Dated April 20, 1926.
t5-1. Ii. 1S, go
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sale was made under oath by the
person who conducted the sale and
filed in the office of the register
of deeds, held:
ta) The person who conducts such
"A foreclosure sale is the agent Of the
MORTGAGE or owner of the mortgage
and is the proper person to make the
report Of sale;
tbl The sheriff or the deputy who
makes foreclosure of chattcl mort
gage does not act in his official
capacity as sheriff. but as agent of
the mortgagcc or owner of the mort
gage.
~ The report of sale is prima
facie evidence of the facts therein
stated.
Appeal from the District Court Of
Burleigh county, Hon. J. A. Coffcy,
Judge.
REVERSED AND NEW TRIAL
GRANTED.
Opinion of the Court by Pugh,
Dist }.
T.. 7. Burke. Bismarck. n. OAK,
Attorney for Appellant.
+. o. Hcllstrom, Bismarck, n. OAK.
and Knauf T. knauf. jamestown. n.
Oak, Attorneys for Respondent.
Judges Pugh and McKenna. sitting
in the places of Judges Christensen
and Nuessle. disqualified.
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pROPOsAts

Proposals for furnishing the
building material required to CON
struct II three class room temporary
school building to be erected on the
High School site, will he received
Ivy the Board Of Education Of Bis
marck. North Dakota. at the First
Guaranty Bank, bismarck. ~ D..
until 1890 n. m. Monday, May 81.
1925. The right Is reserved to re-
jcct any OF all proposals. Plans
and a quantity survey will be on
file with the clerk and may be seen
at the office Of Van Horn and Ritz
tcrbush. architects. bismarck, North
Dakota. on and after May 81, 1925.
BY order OF the Board OF Education,
da ted May ~, 1926.
RICHARD PENWARDEN.
Clerk.
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NOTICE or scuoOi. ElE,",,p>

Especial DiStrirt---Annuai E.lectionD
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
OH the First Tuesday in June, being
june 1st. 1926, AN Annual Election,
viii BE Held at Will School in the
Special School District Of Bismarck
No. |. County OF Burleigh, state of
North Dakota. for the purpose OF
c1ccting the following members of
the Board of Ed,fcation:
Two members to serve for term
of three years, for the City Of Bis
marck, y. d.
The polls will be opened at 3
O'Clock "a. m. and closed at 1 o'clock
.. m. Of that day.
Dated. Bismarck, y. D., this 18th
day of May. 1926.
by order Of the Board OF Education.
RICHARD PENWARDEN,
Clerk.
MAY 15-19-22-26-29)
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PAGE Ell EVEN
and soft words Of the women BARRIERS
have attracted considerable trade
from the shops operated by men.

SUMMONS
STATE OFF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Burleish.--ss.
In District Court, Fourth Judicial
District. WI
Il. a. Comfort,
Plaintiff,
Edward NJ. Brown, Receiver.
Joseph Fox. Guardian Of Mary
Christiane Fox. Mary Christi
ia Fox; Alice Catharinc Fox.
Alice Katharine Fox. Alice
kathc,ina Fox, Clara Rosina
FoN. Clara Rosana Fox, Henry
Fox. Alexander Mckenzie. 81
u Wilcox. u. y. Wilcox.
Elijah Coffin. EliIah Coffin.
Francis A, Coffin, Trustee,
William Buchanan. VIM Blu
chanan, w. IT, Runey: and all
othhr persons unknown, ella inn
ing any estate. or interest in,
or 'i'n or cncumbrance upon
me property described in the
Complaint,
-, Defendants.
me state or North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants:
you are hereby summoned to an
sWer the complaint in this action
which is on file in the office Of the
Jerk Of the District Court OF Bur-
reign county. North Dakota. aud to.
serve !; copy of your answer upon
me subscriber at his office In the
ti"sklnS' FLOCK. in the city NJ Bis
niarrk. County of BurieiEh and
state OF North Dakota. within thirty
DAYS aftcr the service of this sum
mons upon you. exclusive OF the day
or service: and in case Of your fail
tirt 70 appear or answer. Judgment
VIII he taken against you by default
Tor the relief demanded In the com
plant.
Dated at bismarck, North Dakota.
this 9Th day Of February. a. D. 1926.
T.. !. ENt;ESETH
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
rostofficc and office Address:
llosi>ins Block, Bismarck
North Dakota
NOTICE OF NO PERSONAL CLAIM.
Please take notice that the above
entitled action il brought to quiet
:ltlc in the Plaintiff i'm the follow
ing described premises, situated in
the county of Hurleigh and State Of
North Dakota. to-wit. The South
west Quarter tSWL) of Section
Thirty 600. Township One Hundred
Ihirty-eiGht t13S North. of Range
seventy nine go. West of the Fifth
Principal Mcridian: that no personal
claim is made by the Plaintiff here
IN against any Of the Defendants.
Dated at bismarck, North Dakota.
this 9Th day OF February. A. -. 1926.
IT, j. ENGESETH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
I'ost"ffice and office Address:
bismarck. North Dakota,
Hoskins Block.
CO.'S 1J-22 -29-6-J-12)
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MISCELLANEOUS


FOR SALE. {. Smith typewriter
white enamel kitchen cabinet, two
burner New Perfection oil stove,
Six Cylinder Roadster in running
order. $35. or trade. Phone 346M.
ali Ninth Street.
DEMONSTRATING Player Piano for
cash or terms. Cheap if taken at
once. Write p. .. Box 81, Bis.
marck. N. ID. Factory representa-
tive.
FOR SALE-Thrce burner gas range
with oven in excellent condition,
used nine months. $500. Phone
589M. 41O Third st.
FOR SALE-No. 5 Underwood, in cx.
cellcnt condition. Reasonable. Call
mt 800 Third St.
FOR SALE-Tcn bushels seed pota-
toes "a $3.50 per bushel. Joseph
Coghlan.
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RlD FOR MILK

Contract to deliver milk. On June
Sth the Bismarck Hospital wishes
to consider and accept bids for milk
to be delivered under contract for a
period of one year. The milk must
come from clean tested cows. GUAM
tity from 20 to Is gallons daily. de-
liverey twice each day during warm
weather. The Board reserves tho
right to reject any and all bids.
Bismarck Hospital,
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ORIGINAL.
In re: Lewis Cook

SYLLABUS:
/. On habeas corpus the inquiry
IS limited to questions Of iurisdic-
ton; and the writ cannot he invoked
for the purpose of reviewing the acts
Of courts or officers who were act
ing within their jurisdiction. Anna
Cook V. State, ct al,---N. D.,
n. W..
>. 1t is rule Of Criminal rroce-
dure Of this state tScction llOSS, G..
l.. 1919, that neither "A departure
from the form or mode prescribed in
respect to any pleading or proceed
ing, nor an error or mistake therein,
renders it invalid unless it has act
ually prejudiced the defendant or
tended to his prejudice in respect to
i substantial right" Anna Cook v.
State, IN. D., N. W.
3. A defendant sentenced to inn
priSonment, who after service of no
tice of appeal from judgment Of
conviction is granted a stay Of exc
cution. and is permitted to remain at
liberty pending the appeal. and who
generally, acquicsces in the action of
the court and avails himself of the
advantages flowing thcrcfrom, is not
entitled to be discharged on writ Of
M hcaS corpus on the ground that the
sentence began to run on the date of
It's imposition because the trial court
in granting the stay of execution err
roncously accepted an improper or
insufficient bail bond and did not is
sue and cntcr~-a certificate Of prob
able cause.
Original application by Lewis
Cook for discharge from custody on
writ Of habcas corpus.
APPLICATION DENIED
Opinion Of the Court by Nuesslc.
Judge.
Wood g. Brcaw. Of Fargo, Attorneys
for Petitioner.
II. +. Homer, States Attorney. and
Y. Il. Lowell, Assistant States Attor-
ncy, of Fargo, and George +. Shafer,
Attorney General. of Bismarck, Attor-
ncys for Respondents.
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From Cass County

Cora A. Dohn.
Plaintiff and Respondent
VS..
j. a. Kitchen, ct al. members
of the North Dakota Work
mems Compensation Bureau,
Defendants and Appellants.
SYLLABUS:
l. The burden is upon the claim
ant to prove, by prcpondcrancc Of
the evidence, that the injury, for
which compensation is claimed. was
received in the course Of the employ
ment.
2. A proceeding to recover on ac-
count of an injury, compensate I'M
der Chapter 1872, s. L. 1919, and
amendments thereof, is not triable to
a jury or de novo in the Supreme
Court; and the findings Of the trial
court are presumed to be correct I'M
less clearly opposed to the prcpund-
erance of the evidence
8. For reasons stated in the opin-
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VALUABLE MAID

Mistress: Can you serve company
New Maid: Yes. either way.
Mistress: Esther way?
New Maid: Yes. mum. Sos they'll
come again. or SOS they won't t.
Capper's Weekly.
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ion. II is held that tho claimant fail
ed 70 discharge the burden of proof
and, that the findings of the trial
court, to the effect that the disease
from which the husband of the claim
ant died, namely, cnccphalitis of the
lcthargic type, was contracted in the
course of the employment, are clear
~ opposed To the prcpondcrance of
the evidence.
Appeal from the district court of
tass County, Hon. A. 7. Cole. Judge.
Opinion of the court by johnson. J.
REVERSED AND DISMISSED.
Harry Lashkowitz and Leland j.
SmIth.l Fargo, N. d., Attorneys for
Plaintiff and Respondent.
Scott Cameron, Bismarck. N. d.,
Attorney for Defendants and Appel
lants
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SALESMAN
statesmen WANTED-Thrcc NOR

statesmen WANTED-Thrcc more
men with cars between the ages
OF Is and Is to sell q $3.50 nece ssity
to farm owner on terms Of two
crop payment without interest, no
money down. We pay your ex-
penscs, liberal commissions and
bonuses and give you thorough
: training for our work. Selling cx-
pericncc will be helpful but not
necessary. We have men now
making from $500 to $4OO per
month. Perhaps we can train YOU
to do the same. Call and see me in
y, person at. the Grand Pacific Hotel,
Bismarck on Sunday, May 3Oth, or
Monday. May, 3lst. G.. H. Meyers,
Salcmanagcr.
WANTED Expc ricnced candy or Ct
gar salesman to sell our line of
: csndlcs in the western part Of this
state. direct to the retail trade on
jobbcrs basis with full freight al
lowancc. Must have his own car
and the actual selling experience
III the candy or cigar line in this
territory. Men with 4 proven rec
ord will please give all details in
first letter cOnfidcntially to re-
ceive consideration and address:
Candy Sales Department, F. A.
Martoccio Co.. Minneapolis. Mimi.
SALESMEN-W holesalc house over
forty years success selling gro-
ccrics of nationally recognized
merit thru proven economical di.
rcct-tO-consumer plan. Products
in daily use. Year around de-
mand. Big possibilities. Expert
cnce not necessary. For a per-
manent connection with n real
future write John Sexton L. Com
pahy, Chicago.
invention Bige-
lows Handy Kabin startles vend-
ing world; holds 5 jobs; vcnds
Ball Gum 1928 way, Big Jim Gum
and Nuts or small Candies, three
compartments; advertises mer-
chants specials, displays goods;
enormous profits; $lO,OOOOO year
possible. Purity Gum Company,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,.
WANTED-A Sales Distributor for
this city and surrounding territory
for the most popular and efficient
typewriter on the market THE
WOODSTOCK ELECTRITE. No
competition. as this is the only
Electric on the market. For DEM
onstration and proposition Write
Tribune No. 40.
bowling allcy-al-
most self-selling vendor. Scnsa-
ton at Chicago convention. First
purchase returns merchant 200 per
cent. New deal. Write quick. Ex-
elusive territory. One sale daily
earns $50 weekly. Honey Dew,
l322 Main street. Kansas City. Mo.
statesmen WANTED-$lO6> to 5000
weekly. Big com. and weekly
salary. Reliable house. Guarantee
dealers turnover or money back.
Rapid promotion. Anew Speciality
Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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FLIRTING: RARRERS

Honolulu. The Japanese BARRIERS
Association has formed an anti flirt-
ing committee to watch the shops Of
women BARRIERS. The allurin- smiles
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HE'LL WANTED
SALESLAIl1ES Represent manufac-
turer. YUdr own clientele. 30 per
cent repeat business. No compcti-
ton. Every woman and girl wants
"Corsabra." We deliver. $1,000
daily advanced. "Details free.
Fantomfit Company, 1916 Van
Buren,, Chicago.
WANTED--Cook twoman), waitress
cs, and laundry girl at the Brown
Hotel, Mott, n. Oak. Communicate
for particulars.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. One who can go home nights
preferred. 800 Ave. b. Mrs. j. e..
COwan.
WANTED: A women to keep house
for an aged man in the country.
Write Tribune No. so.
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MUSICAL

VOCAL INSTRUCTION - 6-wceks
course beginning June Z, ending
July ID. Register now. Phone
?66J, Studio, POI First st.. or
Phone ~ Mandan, for appoint
mcnt. j. A. WHITTIER.
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BABY CHICKS

BABY CHICKS
PELKEY'S BABY CHICKS make big
profits from small inves tments.
100 per cent delivery. Guaranteed
layers. Prices always right. Free
offer. John Pelkcy, Box Bl5G, Far.
20, N. d.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Clcan modern sleeping
room in cloan quiet home, can b
had by June LIST. Close in. Call Is
Thayer street.
FOR RENT-Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping
Ground floor, private entrance. sos
Tenth st.
FOR RENT-.One or two modern
rooms. downtown. Inquire '3O4H
Main. front apartment. Phone lO7M.
FOR RENT-Room for young lady in
private home. close in. Board if
desired. Phone 1881
FOR RENT rooms equipped for
light housekeeping. 3O7 Front St.
Phone 7O2W
FOR RENT-Modern room, suitable
for two gentlemen at 222 Third
Street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEPENDENCIES IJSEO CARS

AUfOMObJlIEs5- -OsOTOkCYCLES
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
A USED CAR IS ONLY AS GOOD AS
THE DEALER WHO SELLS 1T. A
customer bought Used Dodge
Sedan from us for $6O0,--two
months later he came in and want
ed to sell it back to us for a new
Sedxn but then he wanted $3.50, for
the Used Sedan. When asked why
he expected $3.50 more than he paid
US for the car he said that he knew
he had bought big bargain, and
figured the car worth much more
than he had paid US for it. Come
in and we will tell you who this is.
Here are more bargains just as
good as the above. "a Dodge
Coupe, $625; Cord Coupe. $500;
Dodge Touring, $165; Ford Truck,
SASS; Overland 90, $S5; Dodge
Touring, winter top, $3.50; aud 9TH
err Dependable bargains.
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FOUND

rOiIND--Valuable police dog. Owner
call at Lair Motor Sales Co., ask
foreMr. Galliger.
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PHONE 800.
NJ. B. GILMAN co.

FOR SALEtN36 Ford Touring cars
with and without starters. Price
$500 and up--also various other
makes. very reasonable terms to
reliable parties. Dakota Auto Sales
Co.. Inc.
FOR SALE OR TRADE--Onc four
door Sedan, Chevrolet. for one lot
close in. 1893 Third street. Phone
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BUSINESS CHANCES
PERSONAL

Students who desire tutoring i
mathematics call G54M.
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SUPREME COURT

FROM BURLElGH COUNTY
Sarah E. Hetlstroan, Plaintiff and
Respondent.
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FOR RENT: Furnished or unfur-
nished apartment. Also baby car
riage for sale. .223 End St. Phone
ESk
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS

America has railroad
Of business conditions
=" the American railroads this will
cred and forty million
never before been reached
operating of
have reached the
proving to herself other nations
The United States
lcadngs establishing appears
but like the income collections will possibly
The
hundred million
recorded thy having been established
SS7477 This the roads will
first time
1rol the theoretical
Interstate
roads
1t has been evident months
increasing and attaining
liers could look latter
would approximate billion operating
This proof
have comparatively
which of
emergency control
with understanding and responsbtyn
has been contributing
Announcement Of the September
OF $1451345S6 finishing
parallel This income reported by
the annual 651
iers established by the interstate
1925 showed $134251O5 operating
the month Of 1925 During
to
cent the $sSSSs5s
1925 These
management of the
prosperity
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-12
THE PRESIDENTS TAX POLICY.
(Cnica GO Tribune J

presidents proposal this years
individuals corporations has the support OF
The being opposed by
in The
taxes paid year president prefers
iouy concerned and speedily so Tar
there surplus in The
today those paid it but lie
not downward revision
schedules.
The opposition political which woull
result sponsoring reduction Democratic members of The
surpuses
payments back the in
the which is calculated to charm
of interest The debt Secretary Mellon
does not with taxation but believes
hat the nation make frontal assault
the indifferent to the desires
the taxpayers blind the fact that most of these
+axpayers will still be taxpayers and 20 hence
president returned this
the The repub-
conditions throughout the the democratic
republican
particularly previous
policies presidents
national permit
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-12
ATOMIC POWER

translation atomic
German they finally
succeeded in Heum gas
found to be dgbe
character naturally,
and the the great
the aeronautcal world trle
compared with the
the scientists
that atomic of make
of the atom and in
the things
by science skepicism in
the world of when OF
great scientific discovery That
be no hoax scientists.
The thing today
of power the atom
Peters given to
carefully
being
truth
theory
sucesu-i
to gone
universal
the the hands of who did their
world betterment
scientists take palladium,
platinum platinum group
powder puIverized
Following
heum The produced
produced the that
with hot Science,
until
thus will be capable heating the
universe machinery
1ertizing earth wafer the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-11-12
WITH EDITORS
A REPUBLICS DEFENSE
milwaukee Journal.)

operation national
lieutenant eutenanthan had i'll
declared The total OF
last June officers S3OO in the A. E. f.
notice, one-hd
larger than that victory the Argonne
simple of decentrazg
the military the minimum
and enrolling the officers
possible by those who did
want TO Amer again.
The work show of mlitarim Where
ere these officers? paading the streets in
suits about thcr
work just citizens
figures clnchng
should be supported
financially its defense the kind republic
willing to take little
to instruct a need that might arise