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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
MILITARY MATTERS.
been secured tonight steps will be taken
to elect officers and effect an organization
at a meeting on Thursday night.

been secured tonight steps will be taken
to elect officers and effect an organization
at a meeting on Thursday night.
Company. r yesterday paid it's tribute
of respect to Sergeant Parsley by at
tending his funeral at the Pine Street
Baptist Church and following his body to
its rcsting-place In tho cemetery.
The funeral services were at II A..
NJ and despite the busy hour about
thirty men managed to get off to at
tend the funeral OF their recept COM
radc The service was a very I'M
pressive one. IS &.
Company A, OF the Richmond Light.
Infantry Blues; Company +, Of the
regiment, and the Richmond Howitz-
els, are all scheduled to meet Tonight
Company II and the Howitzers expect
TO report number Of recruits, and
10th companies are building UP stead
lily In numbers. The Howitzers have
almost attained the maximum.
It Is already assured that tho Vir-
sinla militia will be represented by
strong rifle team at tho next National!
Guard tournament, near Canton, O.
The Vtrginians at Sea Girt, n. u, last
wear learned how little tliG( really
knew about rifle shooting, and are
now prepared to begin to learn. Tho
selected team that Will represent Viz
sinia promises to finish better than
last year in any event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19

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unguishcd visitor. and he advanced be-
fore the Speakers stand and introduced
10 the House the daughter OF '.tile Inn
mortal ch!eftain'' OF the South.
Speaker pro-te,n .nangun briefly ex-
the House deemed 1t the greatest privi-
daughter of General Lee. Then the
10 shake hands with Miss Lee.
Is Deeply Gratified.
Doorkecpcr Linebcrry had been one cf
the men who helped 10 pull General Leo
from the breastworEs on one occasion
AMI he was presented and the incident
told Miss Lee, who was much interested
and touched.
After she had left the hall Mr. Dough-
tpn read the following paper: II have
been requested and commissioned by Miss
Lee to express her grateful thanks for
the very cordial and kindly reception ten .
dered her BY the members OF the House
of Representatives and the Senate OF
North Carolina, and to say that these
Tar-Heels are great people. for whose
soldiers and civilians she entertains. like
her father did. the profoundest admira-2
ton"
On motion OF Mr.. Morton. this was
spread upon the minutes
This IS tho forty-hrst day since the con-
yenng Of the General Assembly, 80 that
there remain nineteen days OF the sixty
days' session, every day and Sunday.
too" being counted In the official Sixty
days session.. for which the legislators
draw pay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
Phone 287.

and a diamond belt for spirited exit,
billion with the gloves. the ambitious
Burns is free to accept Fitzpatrick's
def and enjoy the privilege OF sending
Palmer over the usual route to drsat,,sgs
they battle with tho champions OF ti,ta !
country. 5s.s 81
Just how good Palmer Is is q matter
Of doubt on this side OF the water. ltlA /
record is fairly good, but the experts
here VII. want to sec him in action ~
fore they pass an opinion, n
However. there would probably he q
pretty good bid for n fight between H,lrna Il 4
and Palmer even II Ii did not come fFolra
Nevada. and the French-c aiiSd lar, would
do we'll to sign with the En- 5 salnai I, III ~
ONCE. II he don't Jack os lsrisI 81 y best
him TO 1t. s. Es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
TWENTY THOUSAND
MEN GET INCREASE
H. G. Frick Coke Company Sur
prises Employees by

CONNELSyILLE. Pa February 1S.-
An advance in wages that Will directly
out annually in the Connelsville region
of nearly $1.500,000 more than hitherto
was announced to-day by the II. G.
Prick Coke Compay. The raise came
as assurprise and makes the coke work
ers Of Western Pennsylvania the high
est paid laborers OF their class in the
world
The advance announced by the E'ricls
Company, 1t is said. will be followed
by every other coke company in the
Conceivable / and Greensburg regions,
and over sixty thousand workmen Will
be benefited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
sSIMMS SEEKS REDRESS.
Harness Maker Claims He Was
Shanghaied at Newport News.

ond1lgHaleQE at ENeWpOIIEN NEWS.
NEW YORK, February 1S,-Barely
able to walk. as q result OF two broken
ribs. Alonzo =. Simms. HARNESS.
maker. of Washington. u. c., called on
United States Commissioner Shields to-
day, seeking redress for an assault
which he alleged was committed upon
him while working his passage home on
the ST. Louis, Of the American Line.
which arrived from Southampton to-
day.
He says he was shanghaied aboard q
British steamship. the Teresa Hayman,
at Newport News. on October 10th.
Simms said he left Washington last
September and went to Newport News,
hoping to sail on the transport Schley
as sailor with a cavalry regiment.
On October 10th he woke up on tho
British tramp steamship, loaded with
cattle. He landed in England without
q cent. He finally shipped on the st.
Louis ass substitute coal passer at
shilling a month. He claims he was
mistreated.&
At tho Office Of the American Line it
was said to-day that nothing had been
heard Of the complaint made by Slmms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
BEGIN CAMPAIGN
T OR R. R. Y. MIG. A..
Plans Mapped Out Last Night
for Raising Remainder OF
Money Needed.
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED
Mr.. Jcllison Will BE Grand Chief.
Work to Be Started at
Once.

Plans to raise the remainder Of the
amount needed for the new Railway
Young Mems Christian Association build
ing. which is to be erected at Seventeenth
and Main Streets, were mapped out at II
meeting held last night, It's coinci.
dence that on the day on which the hnul
movement to raise money was launched
work was begun on tearing down the oil
buildings OH the site which has been re-
Gently purchased.
While subscriptions to the building
fund VIII no doubt be received from cit.
liens in all lines OF work, the principal
effort of the campaign has been directed
to seeing that every railroad man who
lives in Richmond or whose run brines
him to Richmond. has an opportunity to
take part In the erection OF the. new
home OF the Organization.
The Committees.
Mr.. Bayard T. Jellison, fuel agent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. has
agreed to act as the grand chief OF the
undertaking, and separate committee,
have been appointed for each railroad en-
tering the city. The committee chair
men, each having a working force ASSOC
ciated with him, are as follows:
W. u. Duke Chief for Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Rnil,
way.
Douglas Call. Richmond, Fred
cricksburg and Potomac Offices.
J. 7. Richardson, Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Broad
Street Freight House.
a. II. Moncure. Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Shops.
G. c. Davis. Richmond, Fred
er1cksburg and Potomac Train and
sEnglnemen.
A. a. s1c1<ny, Chief for Atlantic
Coast Line RAILWAY.
A. B. Clark, Atlantic Coast Line
Freight House.
w. J. McAllister, Atlantic Coast
Line Yard, Train and Enginemcn,
Manchester.
J, a. Mckay. Atlantic Coast Line
Office. Yard, Train and Enginemen,
Richmond.
Charlie Palmer, Chief for South
ern Railway.
]. II. Smith, Southern Railway
Train, Engine and Yardmen.
B. Smith, Southern Freight
House. storeroom, Division and
General Office.
J. o. Johnson, Southern Railway
Shops Yard and Stationmen, Man
chester.
j. II Pollard, Chief for the Sea-.
board Air Line Railrond.
%. r. Woodwork. Seabcard Air
Line. Brown Street Yard Train
and Enginemcn.
a NJ. Brosselli, II Seaboard Air
Line, Hermitage Yards, Shops.
Train and Enginencn
r. u. con11nack.S Senboard Air
Line Freight House.
w. L. Bales, Chief for The Chess
apcakc nnd Ohio Railroad.
T, z. Anderson. Chesapeake and
Ohio Seventeenth Street Shops.
btfa II. NJ Catlin. Chesapeake and
Ohio Seventeenth Street Yards,
Train and Enginemen.
J. T. Leonard, Chesapeake. and
Ohio General Offices,
u. G. McFaddcn, Chesapeake and
Ohio. Fulton Yards, Train anu En-
ginemen.
E. ]. Mulcahy, Chesapeake and
Ohio, Fulton Shops and Yardmen.
G.. e. Obery. Chesapeake and
Ohio Ninth Street. Freight House.
l. c, Roam, Chesapeake and
Ohio Broad Street Freight House.
Lewis Hanson. Main Street Sta
ton.
It is proposed that every Saturday
night the various committeeman shall
gather in the hall Of the railway as
ISOLATION, in Main Street Station, to
compare results
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
HAS FULL CONFIDENCE.
House Passes Resolution Re.
pudiating Measure.

RALEIGH, y. c., February 1S.-The
House Of Representatives to-day in effect
repudiated the spirit at least OF the
Laughinghouse resolution adopted Satur-
day, calling on the Cooperating Commits
sion for a special. report on their with
drawal OF the suit asainat the Southern
Railway Company for penalties for
breaking the Selma connection.
In support % the bill Mr.. Laughing
house declared that the commission evil
IDENTITY had more regard for the wishes
OF railroad officials than for the peo-
pie, and II that was the case the commits
sion should be transferred to the payroll
of the railroads.
To-day the House adopted without a
dissenting vote u resolution by Dough-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
CHARGED WITH BEING
DIS0RDERLY ON STREET

i, A. Carter. white man. twenty
one years Of age. was arrested last
night on the charge of being disorderly
who was stationed on Broad Street near
the Bijou Theatre, made the arrest.
After being In the staton-hous for a
short while the young man was bailed,
and VIII face Justice Crutchdeld this
after his arrest, but Was later taken in
charge by several of his friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
ALL SHAKE HANDS
NTH MISS LEE
Legislative Wheels Of North
Carolina Stop While Members
Greet Lees Daughter.
MOST CORDIAL RECEPTION
She Writes Note Expressing Her
Gratitude at Members Kind
Treatment,
MOST CORDIAL RECEPTION
Especial TO The Times plspatch.l

RALEIGH, N. c., February 1S.--A TEA
tuic OF the session Of representatives TO-
day was II visit from Miss Mary Lee.
daughter of General Robert u. Lee. The
House took u ten minutes recess for
members 10 meet her, and adopted res
olutions Of qualification at the honor and
pleasure Speaker Justice. who had re-
signed the chair TO Mr. Malgum. OF Cas-
ton, announced TO the House that Mia,
Mary Lee daughter OF General Robert
o. Lee was IN the Capitol, and moved
that the House take I, ten minutes re-
cess to receive Miss Lee.
The chuir named McBs,s Justice
noughton and harahaw to escort Miss
Lee into the hall Of the House. That
COMMITTEE secured the services of Repre-
tentative Swift Galloway, an honored
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
CORNELL TO PLAY
GAME AT UNIVERSITY

ITHACA, N y. February l8.-The
Cornell baseball schedule shows the
following games with Southern teams.
March 2ad-George Washington. at
March 2bth--A. and NJ College, Mt
March 27th-rrinity, at Durham.
March 2Sth-North Carolina. at
Chapel Hill.
March 2sth--ylrslnla, at charottes-
Vile.
March soth--Annapolls. at Annapo-
lis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
GOOD BEER GONE.
Revenue Officers Destroy Sever
Hundred Gallons.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,l
WINETON-SALEM.N N. c.. February IS.
Revenue Officers Harkins and Hendricks
destroyed a sixty five-gallon Illicit distll-
lery and 700 gallons Of beer, near Stone
vile last night. While the officers were
putting the moonshine plant out cf bus
mess they were fired upon from ambush
with shotguns. but no damage was done.
The "revenuers" returned the fire With
their rifles, and put the blockaders to
fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
PIERCE is WANTED
DOWN IN TEXAS
Requisition for Him to Answer
Charge of Making False

JEFFERSON CITY. MO, February IS
A req,>5n was received here to-day
from the Governor Of Texas for n. Clay
Pierce. OF St Louis president OF the
Waters-Pierce OIL Company, who is want
ed in Austin, Texas, on the charge of
making false atiidayits. Governor Folk
will have hearing on the requisltion
tomorrow, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
DIES SUDDENLY.
Find Albert S. Klingendor I'm
conscious in Bathroom.
fSneciaI n The Tlmes-Dispatch.1

TSpec1aT 70 TIC -1I1neB-01bpdtcH.1 .------
SALISBURY. N. G.. February ID
Albert S. Kllngendor. aged forty-one
wears, died suddenly at his boarding
house in this city yesterday OF apo
plexy. He was found in an unconscious
condition in bathroom, and all efforts
to revive him were futile. He was u
we'll known and highly respected citizen
OF Salisbury. Tho remains were sent to
Statesvule for interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
INSPECT MILITARY.
Raleigh Light Infantry and Oak
City Guards Have Their Turn.

Special to The .Times-Dispatch
f RALEIGH N. c., February 1S.-The an
snual inspection OF the companies OF the
North Carolina National Guard began
this afternoon with the inspection OF the
Raleigh Light Infantry. ana the Oak City
Guards, the two military companies OF
Raleigh. The inspection on the part OF
the United States War Department Is
being made by Major R. T. .Dugan. of the
Twelfth Calvary, United States Army. He
is accompanied and assisted by Colonel
Thos. Struggled, OF Waynesvtllc. inspec-
tor-gcneral for North Carolina The tim
erary for this week includs Sanford, Tues
day; Fayetteville, Tuesday night: Lum-
Der Bridge. Wednesday,; Maxton. Wednes-
day night; Wilmington. Thursday; Gin
ton, Friday and Goldsboro Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
SCOTCHMEN COMING.
Carolina Receives Nine More
Countrymen Of Carnegie.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. n. c., February 1S.-Nine
moro young Scotch boys arrived here
this morning direct from Scotland as q
result CT the efforts being made by the
State Department OF Agriculture to se-
cure desirable immigrants. These young
men came direct from Edinburgh. Their
names are Roby w. Michigan, g. H.
Phillips, Jeffrey Home-Hay. Newton
Fisher, Tom Cameron. Earnest Melville,
James Patton, John lines. James Ham
illton. or the nine three will be located
given work on tho State experiment
farms and the othors will be located In
the western section OF the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
Increase Capital Stock.

81 Special to Th0 Times DIspatch.J
RALEIGH. N. c.. February l8.--An
amendment was granted this morning for
tile Hot Springs Manufacturing Company
of Madison county. Increasing the capital
stock from $l2,b to S25, 900. J.W, Fisher
Is president Of the company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
TRIAL FOR MURDER,
Young John Gordon Faces Charge
Of Killing Brandhan.

lopsetu! 70 !! TIC : ''7ss = t7.DV1.s" --I--
WINsToSN-sALDM. N, G.. February
was put on trial in Forsyth Superior
Court here this afternoon for murder,
charged with shooting. and killing
mas Eve last. A jury was chosen and
four witnesses examined before court
NJ jnurOo1 rs .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
Anti Bucket-Shop Law Passes.
rsnccia lfto The mines. Dispatoh.1

COLUMBIA, IS, ca February ls.--The
anti t-shop law, Just passed by
the. General Assembly, viii become ef-
termed altar ths, s q q eorgla law, and
illlresult In the closing up OF all ex-
charges dealing In futures,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
Pierce in New Yt,rl

Pierce in New York.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, February 1911. Clay
Pierce is In New York at the present
time, his son c. A. Pierce. stated. and 1t
is not known when he will be likely to
return.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-19
KILLED BY THE NEGRO
HE GAMBLED WITH.

COLUMBUS. GA. February 1s.-The
body Of Dozier FTuckabee. a white man,
was found In the woods twelve miles
north Of Columbus, near the HARRIS
county line, this morning, He had
that lle was killed by Gene bryant,
q negro. with whom 1t IL reported he
was gambling. The negro made his
ed It was being guarded by Hucka-
bees dog.
Miss Sad 10 Wa keheld, of Church Hill, is
registered at the Madison Avenue Hotel.
New York,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
Habit forming Medicines.

Whatever nay be the fact 2s 10 nAos
az the so-calIed patent M14Acn@ CDR
tanning injurious tngre5ielts > olD41ll
raF led in some journals q Dofr %
- influence. thls publicity has crt4lhl4
hesu 81 great benefit IN Afosstaz Ae
attention 20 this subject
rnrxsserzhge measure. resulted ID the
-~zf InfeIIIxent people avoiding sacn
800 and uas19lrtnes as may % fairF sl
r4~fA.d az ~csynssgnlng the injurious thEft
dferts e,mpsa5ua1 d. Recognizing Als
ftex SIRE me a-o, Dr. Pierce o. bal@'g.
4 rtpox time BIZ the fgTet0eA q u
were. and published uno@1ca,s A.
~frgr~sients u which hAs popaA4r A
rfze~ are COMPOST Thus he mas com
1900 forsstaned AT harpsng critics and
IN DIGESTION that night otnef@l7s
mrxsf against his medicines, ne41s@ ~
a. now or KNOW COMPOSITION
sser~,rrs from the f0rmala printed on
ewerv bottle Hrauper. 10 VIII % @ea mas
tfese medicines contain no 9tc9hol
other h~sbit-foTning crugs s.s
tkev contain any narcotics os Ln4~
agents, their ingrst9ents Dr-Ds
v~@eera5ie. ~extrzeted from t1s foets y
we1icin2l plants fognd growing 20 w
deDihs % on American forests AN u
wel recognized curative virtues
Tnstesd Of alcohol. which even in smai
u1rtjens long continued. a. IN QOsslna-S
rases 81 diseases, becomes highly oolec
f7gnsbis from its tendency 20 prOlAes
craving for stimulsnts. d. FleTes
p,0ys chemically pure, triple renHea
glycerine, which Of itself Is 3 Ealaa1ls
remedY ID many eases o. chronic ols4s
ling = supsIi0r Genulesnt, sntsel
sntifermenf and supporting nuiF.ute
IL enhances the curative acton % tns
f,0Iden Seal root Stone rock bIseN
Cherrybark and Bloodroot. cohtAlhel n
Golden Medical Discovery IN al or2h.
ehIaL throat and lung affections Atte9oe1
~s,h severe coughs. As will be seen from
me writings Of the eminent Drs 9r9sef
Co4 of New York; BartholoEt Of Jenef,
sou Medical College. Phila.; scldder, Oh
C~5ncinnati: EilinTwood, OF Cnlcaso
Hale. u Chicago. and others VINO st~ll
a. leaders In their several scnnois y
practice. the foregoing agents are ~
tern best ingredients that d. FletC
could have chosen 20 make up NJ Ia,
rrons Discovery for the cure o. mo
ouiy bronchial, throat and lung ausSy
tio1s. but also Of chronic eatarrn Ia "a
~ various forms wherever located.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11
SUBMARINE CRUISER
AT JAMESTOWN
Curious CralI 10 Vancouver Under Wa
Ter During the Exposition Next
summer.

Norfntk. Va. Jan There viii De
many queer craft in the historic wat
nrs 81 Hampton Roads during the
coming summer and among them viii
be one 81 recent invention which VIII
attract almost a. much attention from
me scientific world as the ships Of the
MIR which are to have q prominent
ulafe In the attractions 90 the James
Town exposition This odd vessel 81
me sea = a submarine cruiser and as
many exposition visitors may wish -
visit the bottom Of the Roads in ont
I'd these vessels "a description OF the
nrst trim made hY "a boat of this kinu
may be Interesting
This unique performance was hlau'
pnsgfhle bY AN invitation from Gap
lain George A. Evans. skipper 81 the
submarine cruiser Lake the largest
cram Of ihc Kind ever built % make n
rruifc in tho boat or is hF-t SUD
merged ruu.
the run took place between the
hours 90 10 and ~ and was successidi
but exciting. Submerged ga "a depth
Of about thirB-l feet the LAKE
sruised alung the bottom fuf about a
miir al the rate of sla miles an hour
Tho haat answered both the vertical
and horizontal ruddcfs perfectly.
Standing in the coming tower with
ons csc glued fo the omniscppe Cap
tain Evans worked the wheel that sent
thu Lake ur n down cardboard ana
port. az viii unlS the limited depth
~ ihc water kept the Lake from GO
ing deeper
During thc trial +he temperature in
the boat averaged about H- degree In
4rlf. - the 1000 that al the matches
were tightly tafffnel down tn pre-
vent fne admission uf water. the use
~ the comnressed ar Waa uuneccs-
rasr. Captain Evans -aid that COM
rressed air Wae only used after the
irs,i had hrrn down fuf two cot three
hour He said that The Lake could
agaV down fur tuu weeks III rne were
properly uroYisluned. without caus-
ine any illness nmour Inside
Tha Lake Jeff bier dock at fne hfHr
mort NeuH ~ahlpNuru where ahe vas
Iuilf about In uElHri m tuH mnFur
ina Alfr cruising about tn fhe rffi
some time Captain Evans save orders
ta close down an tnf hafrnrH and i1
oman fhf f1ranfI 400 anrr HnNf
ahl0h mranf ihlf fnf iaie an1 Deg
numan rHfHn 5000 snnul lu rlf "a VEN
fH fHa aHafa. HHl NHlI uui|NtN De-
ran iu aIfn nrl HN NNNtHf
Hmnuniri In lHi .1N Fa1 n
aIaa. NapiHIn lIHNa 600 fnn NNf
~. ~ ras flada.I Hfai i
as. n.I n. $500 Nf fnf llref
. nII.H N..IFI.I INH N0NiN De-
.IIaH fIr I.lI rsN N. N.I
III Hfr Nn W
NI.HIH Hf
rN ~. .Hs II.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-11

decided that thfs N1s deep enough
as the bottom must have been near
The Lakes nose was beaded down Tee
river. ana out of the path n shipping
a. Captain Evans had M desire q
bring % under D path ~ q seven
faasfed schooner.
Alter the Lake had travelled about
2 mfie uuder the surface b master
had a curiosity 10 SEE shat Was going
81 gp above He tilted h hpfs1ont&f
fuGdar upward aHd the vessel yfSah
n fisD a. she had sank. on IN even
keel. WIKI the top 81 the ofnnt@vS
just clearing the surface sn-al AAn
ing smack was 1~Hs@0t~f"e $500
f5sg ahead The c0Iorcd fisherman
lf,gk one look 81 fhe queer LOOKING
monster y the deep moving swiftly
toward hssn. hauled ~ ancnor more
aulckit ag8an ne had ever dome 1e-
fore. and made a bee nne Tor the
shore
Affer this test pas ended the boat
came 20 tire surface ana Vas neA1eo
eur shore This WAS the last tFial tFFb
- WI a. IN first. for the Lake left
fha next week under her own power
foF Bridgeport Conn. home @l Tue
Inventor. simon Lake amer whom uMA
boat mas named
There Nas practically no danger ~
this submarine expedition, - tire o.
euyants ~ the craft, a8 the DDak eN9i@
MOI have failed 70 return 20 the sur
face after tbs tanks were esnpfte0 q
water. sn case W accident the LAKE
ase-tgu keel could a been dropped
ard sacn She boats hu0Tamey WgdAa
have been certain 10 have lhVafe0 hef-
"a the run beneath the sulface mo-
Tor ysoveF supplied ~ storage aat-
ferries was used The gasoline en-
gines were employed OnlF - pfppei
fhe boat white cruising above the sur