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Prizes for All Ages and Breeds.

There are to be prizes hung up Tor the
best Percheron stallion three years oiu
and over; for the best two year ola ana
for the best yearling. The same otter
Of prizes is to hold good in the Clydes-
dale. Shire and Belgian classes Also IN
those four breeds the best three year
old mare and over, the best two year
old and the best yearling filly Will be
decorated with prize ribbons. through
ont tbe list wherever a first prize is OF
fered a second prize is also to be gwen
In the graded class first and second
nr;zes are to be awarded or the pest
stallion in the various age classlIlca
+;ons the hest mare and the prize 1914
ool+ in both the registered and graded
class. will also draw blue and RED rlo-
bons.
At Saturday s meeting which was
presided over by Geo. d. smith, man
ager of the show, a number oil oe'ai's
for the exposition were taken up us
o,ssea and in many cases finally SET
tied The following members of the ex,
oo,t;ve committee were present; Il. o
Sweat of Grangeville, J. b. Leeper OF
clearwater, W. H. Zumwalt OF Grange
vile Emery Zuver of Grangeviile and
WIN Iones of Boles. Word was had
from Arthur Mundt of Winona and
Rarnev Lutchefeld of keuterviiie eH'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31

Mrs. Everett Deafenbaugh enter.
tained her Sunday school class last
evening al her home On Gravel Hu1.
Miss Jennie Greenfield Is spending
a few days with friends al POwhatan.
Mrs. Lionel Booth entertained n par.
~ OF friends last evening NJ her home
on Guernsey street.
James Leach. Of IT Wayne. Ind. Is
calling on friends I'm this city.
Preceding the game Of foot ball this
afternoon. the local High school and
student body will meet az the Cen.
trail school building and march TO the
Sixteenth street grounds. where the
game viii be played A drum will
head the procession.
Wayne Archer was a visitor ~ Bar.
ton yesterday.
Louis Smith d. spending a few days
with friends AZ S~teubcnvilie.
James a. G~aucham. OF This eils. viii
20 20 newark, sunday. TO spend a few
days with relatives
Mrs Charles Wright has returned
20 her home ln Armstrong; Mills. az.
ter n visit with friends here
TT. r. Phillips. Of Akron. is spend.
ing a few days ln The city.
r. r. Hlllcg. OF so C~lalraVfir. was
a visitor In the city Yesterday.
Andrew Crunelle. Democratic can.
dldafe FOR representative. was n Wis.
itor a. Holloway YESTERDAY
VIII return from Arizona 10 this citF
90 make fhci- home
Harry and Paul Linerer well known
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SCRIBES ARE FAIR
Great Tribute Paid to Newspaper Men
by Judge Gary, Of Steel Cor
poration.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct. 3O.-A
tribute to the honesty and fairness of
the American newspaper man was paid
tonight by Judge Ebert II. Gary,
chairman of the board OF directors of
the United States Steel Corporation.
at dinner given in his honor by the
Birmingham Newspaper Club. The
dinner was one of the social features
in connection with the annual meeting
here OF the American Iron and Steel
Institute. OF which Judge Gary IL pres
ident. Officers and directors of the in
stitute we're among the guests.
4 have been obliged TO come into
contact with the newspaper frater-
nifty for the last fifteen years said
Judge Gary. and from my experience
! can say that II business men treat
newspaper men right they are always
truthful and fair"
Speaking OF relations between en-
plOyers and employees Judge Gary said
the time has come when the employ
er should recognize that we r our
brothers keeper"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
IMPORTANT OFFICE

The office of County Auditor is one of the most important
into effect, among which are the important new tax law, new
school law, new highway law and laws pertaining to TAXATION.
these new and very important laws make it a bad time TO make
a change in the Auditors Office, as they are worked out
through the Auditors office, making it very necessary to have !
person with experience in this work.
The County Auditors office pays out more than a million
dollars each year. Would il be good business to place a man
IN tins office who has had no experience in its affairs to admin
lister these new and important laws and pay out this large .um?
Would any successful business concern put in an inexper;.
eced man in such a responsible position?
HOMER C. FINLEY, Democratic candidate for COUNTY
Auditor. has had three years experience IN this Office and fully
knows the duties required He is honest and capable and with
his experience and qualifications his election will mean good
and efficient service to the people.
Vote for Homer c. Finley for County Auditor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
PREPARE FOR SIEGE
ounkirk Is in a Panic and Residents
Are Fleeina-Germans Report
Victory in Austria.

LONDON. Oct. 30. (9:40 D. MI
The following dispatch from Berlin
was received here tonight BY the
Marconi Wireless 'Teelgraph Com
pany:
"Dunkirk is preparing for a state OF
siege. In the event OF a German al.
vance the whole neigbbOrhood will
be flooded. Panic EXISTS I'M me town
OF Dunkirk. upon which several Ger.
man aviators nave dropped bombs.
The rebellion In South Africa has
increased. General DE Wet is al the
head Of the -insurrection in the
Orange Free state and General Bey-
ers in the western Transvaal. The
Beers have imprisoned many English
The inhabitants Of London are ieav-
INK the capital FOR Scotland through
fcar - German airshius.
The banks In Cairo Egypt. have ass-
Lleet has been recalled from the Dsr-
NO New Developments.
Vienna official advice say there have
been NO new developments be- GalIcia.
whore both armies are well entremchcdI
several Russian battucs have been de-
SerNia several successes have been OBJ
taiued a strongly fortified position has
been captured after gallant resistance.
Lhe enemy lost four Egns-eight ma,
men in addition 90 q great deal Of war
The stockof copper in Germany Is
ample Co provide war material even lf
the var should o. cl long d u%ration. Thc
Stoke are large enough 90 satisfy toe
requiremcute 81 private Industries.
Herr thpmherE former counsellor n
the German omhaseylu Toxic. has in-
formed Interviewer that Iapan's aim
d. fu free Anala ~ Eour0uoan aud Am
rfirin influence ana subiugate China
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STILL COMFORTING
Treasury Officials and English Rsprsven-
tatve Reach Agreement On
Foreign Exchange.

WASHINGTON. Oct 3o-The effort 20
readjuist conditions In the foreign eS-
change market was continued today in
the treasury department ia a confer
enco between Sir George Paish and Rs~u
G Blackett. representing the English
treasury. Governor Hahmiin and Paul
NJ Warburg. OF the federal roscrK,
board. and a. n. Wiggin and Benjamfn
banks.
The conference adjourned TO meet
again tomorrow without reaching the
point where a definite agreement was
announced. Al those present took "a
POSED. -
Despite the lack OF official disclosure
that the conferences have resulted IN
.concrctc proposals resigned 10 take care
or American obligations to England la
q manner which will be satisfactory 10
American bankers. the treasury Depart
ment and The English government. ST.
george. ~ was understood tonight. was
aple 10 cable his government details OF
the way IN which American bankers plan
70 meet their obligations. II has been
generally acknowledged here Tor several
DAYS that England would not insist upon
actual cash az a period when this nation
ls changing its methods OF banking into
an entircly new system and when Imam
cial conditions are not Of the best.
~ the plans for tho Si35.00o. 900 cot
ton loan fund progress. member Of fhc
FEDERAL reserve board feel that the OPEN
ing or the New York and Liverpool cot
ton eNchangue will not be long deferred
and are hopeful that cotton viii begin
10 how once "a IN something like
normal quantities. 10 Europe. In ordin-
airy times. cotton would account ia
lars now sti1l left on the wrong side az
the American ledger.
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RETURN FOREIGN SUBJECTS.

PARIS. oct 30. Zoo D. The
French government o. arranging
through The American embassy here 20
send 20 Germany and Austria an sub.
leCta Of those countries now detained
In France who are not subject 20 army
duty Tho FIRST convoy Of these cub.
lccts Of enemy countries probably will
leave for Switzerland next week
The French citizens held On Ger.
many and Austria viii b. returned TO
France There are relatively few
frrnchmcn I'm these countries Baron
Won Schocn. the former German am.
hassador here. said before departing
from Paris that there we're about SOL.
600 Germans IN France ~ had been
supposed that The Germans outnum.
bored the Austrians. but tho attaches
Of the American embassy. who are
dealing with the situation. estimated
that there are twice az many Austrians
in trance.
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TURKS SINK RUSS BOAT

LONDON. Oct 30. ts.9a d. MI
The Russian Eunboat Uunpts was
suns part Of the crew Waa drowned
and the other were killed or wounded
by the Turkish torpedo boats which
yesterday raidcd the fort OF odessa.
according TO n message 20 Lloyd
agency.
The Russian steamers IaIareU.
Wiuaz and Whampoa and the French
etcnmer Portugal we're damaged hF
shell Ore and a number 0f sailors
were killed or wounded
Shells also were fired on the "a.
burhH 81 Odessa near n number Of
ull tanks. but the tanks were INDIAN.
AGED a sugar factory. however. was
htt Some civilians also were Killed
or injured BY the shells
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LONDON. oct so. 11;35 y. m-The
OFFICIAL press bureau at mas a. m. Is
sued the following statement OF condi-
tiOns In the western theatre OF the war.
severe lighting continues with little
intermission along the allies lire. es-
pectally towards the north. The German
resistance Is stubborn and fierce counter
attacks are made by them frequently.
nevertheless. the British are steadily
Eeining ground. In a counter attack
one brigade delivered n brilliant bayonot
charge. accounting for many OF the
enemy whose losses throughout the
lighting are heavy"
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ONE KILLED; II WOUNDED
British Admiralty Issues Report on
Casualties Of British Flotiila
OF Belgium Coast.

LONDON. oct. 2O-iO:15 .. m
An admiralty statement issued to-
nirht gives the casualties ~ the Brit
iah notilla operating Off the Belgian
coast The statement a. dated Octo-
ber 30. and reports one man a. hav-
ing been killed ON board the eloon
NlualdO. nan dangerously
wounded and ~ men wounded. None
Of these a. an officer. Five men pre-
vluusly reported as missing from the
monitors severn and Humber have
reioined their hips. according 10 the
statement.
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TURK SCOUTS AT sUEz.

AMSTERDAM Via LOndon). Oct
30.-9:l0 p. m-The Handelsblad
SAYS IL has learned from Berlin that
the Turkish fleet entered the Black
sea October 2S. and that minor en-
with wireless outfits are said 20
have appeared at the entrance 81 the
Gulf Of Suez.
According to the same advices.
Turks living In neutral countries
have been ordered q present them
selves TO their consuls.
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News Is Excellent.

LONDON. Oct. 30.-5:4O y. m
A dispatch from the correspondent OF
Reuters Telegram company at Paris
says:
The news to-day is excellent. /
am able to state on the best author
tty that the efforts of the allies are
being crowned with success.
In consequence OF the opening of
the sluices OF the User canal. thou
sands of Germans were caught.
Those who escaped drowning were
harrassed by the artillery.
Some points OF extra strategic i'm
portance have peen occupied by the
left wing OF the allies. while along
practically the whole right, OF the
'front.' as far as the French eastern
frontier the allies progress continues.
The German losses are terrific"
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BERLIN. oct. 90. via London. G.f5 p.
m-An official statement issued by the
German army general headquarters this
morning says.
and 10 the east OF NTrcs are being sue
-c~essfully continued Eight machine
guns and geo British soldiers have been
captured.
I'm the Argoune forest our troops
have occupied several block houses and
points Of
ITO the northwest % Ncrdun. the
French attacked without success. In the
Other parts Of the wastern war theatre
and in the eastern arena the situation
remains unchanged
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fleet Leave. Rlaek Sea.

LONDON. Oct 80. 8 y. m-Strong
Turkish cavalry divisions are said 10
have arrived In the neighborhood OF the
gulf OF Alahah. on the Red sea. about
goo miles south Of the Suez canal. and
M entire Turkish fleet Is reported 10
have left the Black sea.
This news was contained In a Cairo
dispatch received In Vienna and for
varied TO London by the correspondent
at Amsterdam OF the Central News
Agency.
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LONDON. oct. 80. $50 y. m-The
economy being praCticed By English
women at present Is causing lack OF
work In certain branches OF trade. At a
meeting OF relatively unemployed peo-
pie here tonight II was stated that one
third 40 the sc. 900 drcssmakers in Lon
don are on short time because even the
Wcll-to-do are buying cheap ready made
clothing. 10 WIS also said hat one
fourth OF the 1000 millinery workers
nre IN short time. due 10 women buying
hats which are cheaply trimmed.
Statistic presented Indicated hat
there are 5000 more unemployed people
in tondon than there We're last year at
this time.
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CLOWN Up on ! n

LONDON Oct 81. g.35 a m-Tae
1rimehv fraWlor Nelson. which has
been missing since September. was
blown up in he North sea by v mine.
nrCnrliun 90 on Official report % the
9rlmshy board % trade Tho srcrurf
all loci.
Tbs traWlcr Sylvia. with a crew o.
from ton t0 fourteen mon. ir davr
over due from Iceland. and BE- d. b..
lieyed that shc also has struck n mine
and sunk
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WAR BRIEFS
Pension plan.

OTTAWA. Oct. 30.-For the wives
and children Of Canadians killed in
active service in the war the govern
ment has decided 10 pass an act at
the next session of parliament au-
thorizing pensions at the rafe of half
the pay officers and men are receiv-
ing. The pay OF the Canadian private
IL a dollar a day. Soldiers incapacs-
lated in service will be pensioned at
the same rate.
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cause serious ImpresIiOn

ROME. oct. 30. faau y. m~Iurkcy's
attack on Russia Without "a declaration
% war BE- causing n serious impression
a. % le taken generally Co mean q fur
Their extension Of the war and also it,
Indefinite pr~oicurafiou.
ON the request 81 the Russian govern
mcut or Italian government has iu-
fruotsd the ambassador Of italy A. Con-
stautinoule 60 protect Russian subjects
and interests.
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official Statement.

PARIS. Oct. SOL p. m-The fol-
lowing official communication was
issued tonight:
In Belgium. according to the latest
advices. there is nothing TO report IN
the region OF Newport or Dixmude.
"On u left wing the enemy has
directed violent attacks against the
front of the British troops and on the
two banks OF the La Bassee canal
without obtaining any success.
There has been a "reminiscences
OF activity In the region OF Rheims
and along the heights Of the Mouse
at the south OF -Woevre.'
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Funeral services over the remains
gt the late owen Meehan. who died
Inraday a. his home on Noble street.
Hee held Friday morning at 10
rather whitman had charge. and To-
IerInent wac On K0nn Hn cemefarv
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HUNTER, OHIO

HUNTER. o.. oct. 10-Hert naiIrv.
of Harnesvine. was iu town "wednesday
on business.
w n Barnes and cecil Brooks o..
tended the district school OF the 1uud.
q r. VI. az Martins FERRY Saturday
James Nrcce. 90 81 ClnirgVillc de-
llvorrd r. temperance lecture at the
church Tuesday evening
benjamin Jackson. 81 ncallgVif1e. wae
relatives here Saturday and
sunday
Mary McNuicn. o. %stumptown. was
iu town "wednesday.
Jess Shepherd in working az Quaker
city thia week.
II ID Zimmerman 81 shadvsife rave
n lecture here "Wednesday evcning or
prohibition.
Mrs W. a Lucas and con Tease were
90 NOmFrfun MuudaN ard Tuesday.
Harry HIce Republican candidate f7r
surNover was in town Wednesday look
Iur after votes.
Pred Bale. % Canton. O. delivered n
me address on Temperance here Wed.
neFdav evening 90 3 O'Clock
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Oct. 30. va london
e:25 y. m.-The Telegram states that
fierce fighting between the Germans
and the allies was re-startedr to-day ia
Flanders. Heavy firing was heard all
night and to-day German troops contin-
uaily were moving to Z~cebrugge. where
the garrison had been reinforced BY IL
600 marines stationed near Heyst.
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Work was started yesterday morn
Ing on erecting the t~abernacle AZ the
corner OF Thirty fifth and Belmont
streets About p men appeared ana
donated their services. and By even
ing h skeleton OF the building had
been completed. This morning 100
volunteers viii begin work on the
pulldinF. and they expect 10 have ~
completed by Monday evening
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BERLIN Oct 30. via The Hague to
London. 80 D. None version Of the
fighting I'm the Black sea between Rus.
sian torpedo boats which were az.
tempting 10 ureyent the Turkish feet
from steamine through the Bosphors
20 The Black Sea a. that four Russian
Eunboats and M torpedo boat were
sunk hy the Turkish ships.
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BELLAIRE
To Get Returns.

The Bellaire Commercial club has
arranged to get a full Associated
Press report Of the election from the
Western Union Telegraph company.
Tuesday evening. The clubrooms
viii be open TO the members and
their friends. For the benefit of
the others the returns will be flashed
on a lantern In the front Of the Com
merctal club building on Belmont
street.
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tory for the big revival which opens
Sunday. November s. will be held
Wednesday evening in the First Pres
byterian church. This will be the
last union prayer meeting that will
vlval.
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yesterday and IA discovered BY a
street a conductor. The coins are
= very clever imitation. and the only
way they can be detected IL by the
weight. the spurious half dollars be-
ing somewhat lighter than the good
DIN Of that year.
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Held to Grand Jury.

Lige Goodman. a colored youth OF
this city, was held TO the grand Jury
under $500 bond by Mayor Wassman
yesterday on 2 charge Of cutting With
intent TO wound Goodman got into
an alteration with Worthy Davis.
ana 20 emphasize his argument pulled
a knife and slashed Davis across the
head. Davis was taken 20 he Office
OF DIT. y. $. Wright. where he was
given attention. while Goodman was
axe TO the city building and lodged
IN jail.
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Municipal Water plant.

Residents of Shadyside will hold a
mass meeting Thursday evening, No
vember 5. when they will discuss the
proposition OF a municipal water plant
for the village. The plant the officials
have under consideration will cost
$4,000.
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n u. Green aud j. Rosenberver.
from the bureau Of i-nsnection and AZ.
COUNTS. have been in the city for The
past week. making an examination III
ne Affairs u the city In the Office of
AUDITOR " y Crow. The accountant
competed b work yesterday aaud
Ioun1 otcrlIhIng In good cnndlflnn
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Report Denied.

LONDON. Oct. 30. 1850 p. M
The report that Germany mas made
peace proposals TO France. Offering
special concessions. was repudiated 20
day by the German consu general at
Amsterdam as completely unfounded.
says a dispatch from the Amsterdam
correspondent of Reuters Telegram
Company.
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Entertained Club.

Yesterday afternoon at her home On
Noble street. Mrs. ID. T. COwen enter.
tanned the Music. Art and Literature
Club. The program Included a discus
sion on authors. after which a social
session was held.
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ne wet forces or Bellaire and vicin.
lty VIII hold a biz parade Monday eve.
nlh POI JUS CITY. n 10 g. expected
uai n thousand persons viii be In
llh- - number OF speakers have been
ENGAGED and addresses VIII be dele.
cred following tho uarado
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BATTLE REPORTED.

LONDON. oct. 50-10.35 D.. m
a dispatch 10 the Exchange Teie-
graph from Rome says
IL is reported from Constantinople
that a battle between Turkish and
Hussian fleets is In progress of
Odessa"
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~Bad" Money eeing cirevla,.s

Inc Bellaire Commercial club has
sent out warnings to Bellaira peonie
70 be On the lookout for spurious hair
dollars OF the series Of 1912. The
iiTat made ifs appearance On the city
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Indiana In China.

LONDON. Oct 80. 1875 D. m.-Ths
Official press bureau announces that m
Indian contingent has Joined the Brit-
ish and japanese forces operating
against the Germans before Using Tau,
China.
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The engagement Of Miss lena Trsr
~ WoQdeheld and Louis Eiwoog
~ this city has been AL
hullcfd Tho marriage will b. ooL
emnized "wednesday. Novcmber ~
GREENWOOD Dr. a son 81 Mr. ana NJ.
ALBERT Greenwood Of South Bolisfre
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Teaehen, Meetinn-

A meeting Of the public school
teachers OF the city viii be held Ina the
high school auditorium Monday eve
ming. Immediately after school closes.
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lhe WomauH Missionary Society ~
me second Presbyterian Church wui
mold hH annual thank Offering gund4v
eyrning % q 20 o'clock. A mlseionarv
aaafeas VII Do q feature and the nf.
'uuance oi The public o. rouuoafod
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Little Carroll" that gave HolIinos.
worth = ? 20 ! majority AZ the Repub.
lican primary. will do better az the
election. Chairman kemerer reports
the holiingsworth boom as "im.
mense."
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Aiban and Duvall. and the whole Re.
publican committee, are stirring %
tnin9s for Hollinosworth in jefferson.
and claim they will give him the bio.
one In the district. Chairman Carmen
ter predicts 2.5co.
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BETHLEHEN GIFTS coErnAcr.

WASHrNgTON. oct 2 o-Thc Hethis-
hem Steel company wa the lowest bid
Cor 90 The navy department Tor auuufv-
iur the navy with tho ff-lurh armor
piercing shells which De- may need dur
Nliea company With their hld q
~ 80 Tor four inch shells and tire Ann
rrlcau and British Steel company Win
were the lowest hidderrin their ciaaaes