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WATER NOTICE
Apv,icz.ioa for Permission to Ap-
uopria;s The Public Waters Of
the STATE cf Nevada


ApoiicA.ion No. zS4
Nee. !. hereby zivsn that on the Srd DAY
= All. 1914. IN accor5Anee with section o.
n.s.- 40. q the Statutes II 1918. the
p-~hou Mines Cumpsny, a corporation, o.
Bvekhorn. County q Eureka, State OF Ne
vida. made Application to the state Engi-
-~r a Nevada for permission 20 appro-
uxi..s the pablie water- Of the state OF
N.rsaN sch appropriation u TO Be made
frmtbv Humboldt Guieh Stream, at . point
in the Nwf Of Nwf Of Sec p. I. q ,. X
~ Z. VI. D. b. & NJ. tunsurvsyed lAndL y
means q a dam and one cable foot per second
!. 70 = conveyed to the Swi Of Swt Of See
> And SIT OF SIT Of Sec .. I. q \. X
20 Z, NJ. d. b. 4 NJ. tansurveyed land By
mean. of pipe lines and there ussd for mining
millisz and domestic purposes. Water not
= b returned b stream.
! Signed W. NJ hEAhNhi
state Engineer.
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NOTICE OF Forfeiture

To Felix Rice, j. ID. Maines, your heirs or
assigns: You are hereby notified that during
the year nineteen hundred and thirteen. we,
the undersigned. have expended more than
two hundred dollars In labor and improve
ments upon the Homestake and Maine lode
mining claims in Pinto lSilveradoD Mining
District, White Pine Comfy, Nevada in
which You claim an undivided interest, to-wit:
j. ID. Maines, one-half interest,"; Felix Rice,
one-quarter interest; as shown by the mining
records of White Pine County, Nevada
To J. d. Maines. your heirs or assigns: You
are hereby notiied that during the year nine
teen hundred and thirteen. we. the under
signed, have expended more than one hundred
dollars in labor and improvements on the
Fairview lode mining claim in Pinto iSilver-
ado) Mining District, White Pine County, Ne
vada, in which MIXING claim you claim an IN
divided one-thir5 interest, as shown by the
| mining records Of said county. The said labor
was performed as and for the annual represen-
tation Of said claims for the said year of 1913,
as required by the laws of the United States
concerning annual labor upon mining claims,
and the same was the amount required to bold
said claims for said year. You are further
notified that unless within ninety days after
personal service of this notice upon you. OF
within ninety days after the publication there
Of, you contribute your portion OF such expen-
diture as a co-owner, to-wit: j. d.. Maines.
one hundred and thirty-tbree dollars and
thirty-three cents; Felix Rice. fifty dollars;
your several interests in the said claims viii
be forfeited to the undersigned co-owners,
who have made such expenditure, and viii
become their property in the manner provided
for bylaw.
Eureka, Nevada, March IA. 1914.
F. J. BROSSENER
EUGENE RICE
First publication March IA, 1914.
J Last publication June IL, 1914.
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Notice Of
Time Set For Settling Account and Hear
ing Petition For Distribution

In the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada. in and
for the County Of Eureka
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary Nc
Cormiek. deceased
Notice j. hereby given that J. J. TognOnL,
Administrator Of the estate Of Mary McCor-
mick, dec-A-ed, has rendered and presented
for settlement and fled in said court his FIRST
and inal account Of hi. administrators Of said
estate, and his petition for final distribution
thereof: and that the hearing Of the same has
been set for the 10th day of May. 1914, at 10
O'Clock g. m. Of said day. or ~ coon thereafter
as the same can Be heard a: the Cour House
in the town Of Eureka County Of Eureka.
State Of Nevada. and all persons interested ir
said estate are notified TO then and there aP-
pear and show cause. if any they have. why
said secoun. should not Be settled and allowed,
and said petition for final distribution Be
granted a. therein prayed for.
Dated Eureka, Nevada, April II, 1914
r. McCHARLES. Clerk.
C2ntweIl L Carvills. Elko, Nevada. After
neys for Administrator.
Date Of first publication April is, 1914.
Date Of last publication May 10. 1914
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WATER NOTICE
xos.o e Appliezsio1 fr Perzisoa % AP
ursp-isss tie Puhic Waters e ne
SAT- q NesSs8

xs-f Apvliea.sou tor Perzisioa % AP
-,r-;s.e tie Pasic Waters & tie
Szse q NssS5s
Apulc.tio1 No 7ss
Nc.i-s i hershF -vso ttat % tbs -4A Nf
4 ApriL 1914 II AcootcAnc VIA o~o
q G.vssr i4a e tie Statutes q l4lS on-
c-r W. Villa. z RsFaoli- Greek,
Co-u,y q EarskG Ard S.a.s q Sss41A made
suoli-z.ion 8 the S;4.s Enxnesr q NsFsdA
for psrnasoa sosPPvopriss@ TIE Fhhes A;@s
4 The Stass q Nsr1da S1ch s~pproFristian
i. - b made frou Rsynoids Greek a. =
pairi up.ua unssrrsysi lAod. SIS DIX B.
40 feet from . Forrest Ssrvie- Ac1uusni
zhch i : 6 Ssz. z. freq = m0antAin pax
designated - No. l. BY means q dsus AID
Eve Gsie feet Der s4cooi is 20 = conveyed 70
unsarveved lands. located a. follows Begin
ninz 1t Forest Service Nouunsni. thsnes y.
IS Saz. Is min Z. ss5.4 fsst; ihenes y. =
deg. W. I~T484fsst: thsoes y. = deg - min
W. S.5ls fest: .hsrce :. - 5es- - min W,
s-s.5 feet: thence 5. : dsg- z. lisa fest;
thence ;. 2 deg. - min Z, 1913 feet 20
point q beginning. TIE Forrest Service Mons-
ment i S. s. deg. =. from AmoaniAin pax
designated - No. ! and ; - deg W, iron
apesk desiznAs@ds A. No. > By means Of ditees.
sad there ussi for irrigation ard domestic
Ne. Water not 70 Be retained 70 stream
Sind. ". VI. KRARNEY,
State Enziresr.
First pubIicstion June z, 1914
Lat pzblic4tiOn July .. 1914
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NOTICE
Delinquent Tax Sales
Fer Second Inst.llment Of Taxes

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
whom IL naay esnoern: That the fIlo~ins
ds~>nbe5 property situate. Iyinz ssd being In
the Coznty q Ezrsk2. STATE d Nevada and
N~-e.ssd 20 the ozr.ers thereof. whose names
are set opposite the dsscription thereof, h2s
ben duly .ared and assessed foe the year
1913. for the ~ans0un.s hereinafter mensi07ed
IN eosn=r.ion Nth the description Thereof.
"a. aid taxes are delinquent; that ten per
cent On aid taxes nd eo~t Of advertising VII
be collected 10 sdditisa 20 the original tar.
ADD the property sold for al Of aid original
tar, penalty and c-,s, TO ~it:
H r. Clark and John H1sser-Pa.sn.ed
mine. Newberz. Corsez District valss 800
Tar s473. penalty 6e. cost 81 Total S-@
p. NJ De Marizs-Pstented mines. Rep1b-
lie. value $500; MI Dssperzndan, Ons-hAlf Il.
SEQ; Magnet. one-hzlf Of. SEQ; Erc<lsiOr.
Helen Mortimer, one-ssnth Of. so; Charles
ton Union. i-10 Of. $50: General Lee. lilo Of.
81. Teal vaIse $500. Tar s1I1s. penalty
sL42, co~s 20. Total sI7.s0.
Mr.. A Frzs~r-Pxtsnsed mines, Pride Of
the West, vzlne $500. Star Of the West. 500
Total value 1900. Tar se45. penalty s5c.
coss g. Total s1a4.
Farmers Mining Company-Personal prop
erty. boiler, engines. machinery and tools foz
mill on Prospect Mountain, Nevada I'm
prove1nsnss. mill b5iIdisg. houses, cabins.
shops, bins, t~restlss, tanks and other strue-
lures situated At mine % Prospecs Mountain.
Nevada Total value $4,000. Tar slss.
penalty 1850, costs 81 Total s5os.so-
Notice il further given that in defaalt 0;
the payment Of s2id suns, the undersigned a.
County Treasurer Of Eureka County. and En-
ofscio Tax Receiver thereof. viii, ~ u O'Clock
noon. On the third Monday in July, 70 wit.
Monday, July 20, 1914
ell st public sucti0n a. the Courthouse door
Of the said Eureka County. in the town Of
Eureka, TO the highest and best bidder for
cash. the above described property or 20
much thereof a. may Be necessary 70 satisfy
the amount Of sAid tax, penalty and cost Of
advertising, and that such sales viii Be subject
to redemption within six months after the
date Of sale by payment Of all said sums with
three per cent per month thereon from date Of
.Ale until paid.
r. McCHARLES,
Treasurer and Hx-offcio Tax Receiver.
EDGAR GATHER. County Auditor.
Eureka, Nevada. june 8. 1914.
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WATER NOTICE
Nosiee Of Appssezsi0a fog Peruis-iou % AP-
proprixts the Puhe wsters 81 the
Ssxse q NevNd.

Stxs< q Nevada
Appliezsion We EIs.
Notice i. hereby given that % the 34th dss
of Jun. 1914. in scc0r1&nc- nth Seeio1
SO. Chapter 1fo. Of The Statutes Il 1919. CO
John Z1rino Of Di&mOnd Valley. COunty q
E1r-kx. 21d STATE Il SevAas. made spplio@-
tioa 70 the State Engineer Of NsvS6s f0r per
nilsson 70 approF-iA.e the p1blic ~ssers q
the State Of Nsv.d& S0ch spprvfriNti0u i
70 Be made frsn POsatoe Spring. 1t . poins
% chain. Ard % links S. - 6>g. - mig z,
q the Sc e0rner Of Sec -. I. ., y. r -
z. NJ D. b 4 NJ. By means Of bitches zzd
LIZ Of one o4bsc foot per seoOnd l. % Be or
vsysd to un.arvsyed land in I. =. " r 81
Z. NJ D. B. q NJ. spproxin4t<ly the NWf
Of NWf Of Sec / and NEf of Ma Of Sec =
T. =. y. 4 81 Z. ". d. b. L NJ, BY means
Of ditebes and there osed for irrigation and
domestic IMPOSES. Water not 70 Be returned
90 stream
Signed W. VI. KEARNEI.
State Engineer
Date Of frst Publication July 4, 1914
Date Of lAs. p1bliextio1 August l. 1914
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Notice OF Primary Election


STATE a Merida.
Co1nty Of Ezr~kA1
In .ou0riHnce With Seesion4 q Ctzp<er ;
Il the Aes entitled IA Acs relating 70 cleo
sious and removals from o6os. approved
March 81 1913 Chapter - Pare 4A SEAT
~. 1913. 7. z NeCh2ris.. Ii. daily eiec.si
qualified and acting Co1nsy Clerk Of Eureka
Coantv. State q Nevsd2- D. hereby give
motto. that the ~foliowing are the oEce< fer
which esrdidst~s are 70 Be nominated a. the
Primary dec.ion % y held o. Tussdsy. the
lss day 4 September, 1914
NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICES
One United States S=nAsrr
One Representative IN Congress
O7e Governor
One Eeut.nsns Governor
One Iu.sioe Of the Supreme Court
One Secretary Of State
One State Treasurer
One State Controller
One Attorney General
One Surveyor General
one STATE Superintendent Of Psblic In
s.rae<i~n
One Superintendent Of State Printing
One Clerk Of the Supreme Coart
One State Mining Inspector
Two Regents Of Unissrsity Of Nevada. Lone
Term
One Regent Of University Of Nevsda. Short
Tern
DISTRICT OFFICES
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Soothing-cream-balm cures catarrh.
hay-fever. sore throat. headache, piles.
eczema and all in~flammations. By mail
so cts. Stamps accepted. vITO-vIGOR
co.. 1900 Clayton st.. s. f.. Cal-Advt,
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DISTRICT OFFICES

-lCb
COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP OFFICES
One State Senator
Two Members Of the Assembly
ODs Sheriff
One Assessor
One Clerk and Tre21rsr
One Recorder and Auditor
One District Attorney
One County Conmi-ioner-Long Term
One County Commissionsr-Short Term
One County Surveyor
One Public Admini-trator
One Road Supervisor
One Member Of the County Board Of Edu.
eztion-Loug Term
Two Members Of the County Board Of Edu-
e~ation-Shors Term
One Justice Of the Peace Eureka Township
One Constable Eureka Township
One Justice Of the Peace Ruby Hill Town
ship
One Constable Ruby hill Township
One Justice Of the Peace Palisade Town
ship
One Constable PsIi-aje Township
One Justice IT the Peace Buckhorn Town
ship
One Constable Buckhorn Township
One Justice Of the Peace Beovawe Town
ship
One Constable Beowawe Township
The notice designating the State Offices foI
which candidates are To be nominated was re
eeived from the Secretary Of State on the It'll
day Of June, 1914. aud the first publication
Of this notice was made on the 10Th day o.
June, 1914.
r. McCHAELEs, County Clerk
Eureka County, Nevada
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r. A. BRoY

Notary Public, Insurance. Prompt at
tention given to typewriiing and copy
ing. At Post Office, Eureka. Nevada.
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TO Whom It May Concern

Having rented the J-snnot ranch, better
known a. the ''Old Four-Eyed Nick Ranch.
about Eve miles southeast Of Eureka. l wish
TO give due notice to all that any person in
terferring with, or destroying the fences and
other property on this ranch, will be prose
cnted TO the full extent Of the law.
ANTONIO TosSosL.
Eureka, Nevada. May q. 1914.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To Thomas Dixon. your heirs or assigns.
owning or claiming any portion Of the Gordon
NO. and Gordon No. 2 mining claims: You
are hereby notified that the undersigned has
expended two hundred dollars 5000 in labor
and improvements ON the Gordon No.. l and
eordon No. 2 mining claims. situated on the
west side OF Prospect Mountain, in Eurek
Mining District, Eureka County. Nevada. n
ao'ng the necessary assessment work for the
year 1913, in conformity with the provision
OF Section 1924 Of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States. being the amount required to
hold the same. Your proportion Of the assess
ment Is $50. and il within 90 days from the
service of this notice by publication you fail
or refuse to contribute your proportion Of such
expenditure as co-owner. your interest in said
mines will become the property Of the sub
scrioer under said Section 1924.
DAVID Morris.
Eureka, Nevada. January Z. 1914.
First publication Januaryjlo. 1914.
Last publication April Is. rI4.
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Gen Zaragosa released the sailors stat
Ing that they had been arrested through
the of'iciousness and stupidity Of sub
ordinate, Col. Hinojosa. Gen Huorta in
Mexico city promptly apolog!zed to the
American Charge dAffaircs, Nelson
OShaughnessy. but the salute was not
given.
Rear Admiral Mayo communicated with
Rear Admiral Fletcher. who Informed the
state Department in Washington. presi-
dent Wilson was in White sulphur
Springs. w. Va. Because Of the serious
ness of the situation and the consequent
necessity OF giving both Governments op-
portnnty to act Rear Admiral Mayo en-
tended the time limit for the national
salute, the only other satisfaction dc
mtnded, until O'Clock Saturday evening
Officials OF the Department ~ state dld
not appear 10 be IMPRESSED with the
seriousness of the incident and the neces
sltN of UNFOLDING Rear Admiral Mayors
position and through the activities oi
Secretary Bryan the American feet a,
Tampico was instructed to withdraw It's
ultimatum requiring IA salute by & O'Clock
Saturday, The salute was st.'l d,mnnd,d
by the United States. but the time for Il
was made indefinite.
President Wilson, however. promptly
wired back to Secretary Bryan instruc-
lions which put starch IN the attitude of
the American Government This was ON
Monday. and Yesterdays order to the fleet
was the result.
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time has come for the abandonment OF
that policy of which the special envoy WAS
sent to Mexico city as the chief eX.
FOUNDER.
Mr., Lind Is said to have expressed his
conviction that Hucrta would remain in
power at Mexico city until he was driven
out by the Constituencies forces, and
TO have held out no hopes for the success
of the Administrations policy in procur-
ing the withdrawal of Huerta and a
popular election.
The Cabinet finally supported the Presl-
dents view that the Mayo demand ought
to be backed up to the fullest extent.
They approved the decision to order the
Atlantic fleet to Tamplco with the view OF
compelling the salute should this he neces-
sary. They approved also the commun ca
ton to Charge d'Anaires O'Shaughnessy
of the ultmatum setting forth the pur-
poses FOR which the fleet had been ordered
TO Tampico.
Secretary Daniels issued orders for the
movement of the ships Immediately after
adjournment. White House officials com
munIcated to the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations tho action which had
be'n taken. II IL understood that the
committee will be called into conference
by tho President very soon and that "A
fnli discussion of the Governments plans
will be had
The President had no further con
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Demand Made by Admiral Mayo
Promptly Enforced by Wilson
Tampco Incident Which Preciptated Crisis in
Mexican Situation Occurred Last Friday
When u S. Marines Were Arrested

The incident leading up TO the present
crisis occurred last Friday, when Assist
ant paymaster Charles e.. Copp OF the
United states gunboat Dolphin left his
vessel with a boats load OF marines to
get some gasolene at Tampico. The Dol
phin Is one Of the vessels under Rear
Admiral Mayo which have been guarding
American interests during the fighting
between the Federals and Constitutional
lists at Tampico. where mucn American
property has been destroyed.
Copp and his men landed The boat
carried the American flag. The American
sailors. including the assistant paymaster.
were promptly arrested by detachment
Of Federals under command of Col Hino-
Josa. They were paradcd up and down
the main streets of Tampico and subjected
to all the taunts which hostile MeXicans
could think Of. after which they were
locked up in the police station.
The incident was at once reported to
Rear Admiral Mayo. He promptly made
three demands upon Gen. Xaragosa, chief
IN command OF the Federal forces at
Tampico. The American sailors must be
promptly released, the Federal Govern
ment must apologize to the United States
and n national salute Of twenty-one guns
must be fired from the Mexican gunboat
Xaragosa. which was in Tamplco harbor,
by o'clock that night DFriday. He
threatened to land American forces i'm
mcdiately unless the American sailors
were released.
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WAR SCENES At CAPITAL.
Thr"ua Of Officers Hasten to ships
Families See Them on,

WAsuiNGToS. April 1t--Navy officers
are nlumlng themselves to- night on the
remarkable promptness with which each
turn of the events of this busiest day in
fifteen years has been met. In many
rooms OF the great gray building lights
were burning until long past midnight.
In the offices OF the aids for personnel,
for operations and for material under
officers toiled over the few loose ends Of
business. hut the great work OF the day
the issuance of orders for the despatch
OF the greatest feet OF American war
vessels ever sent upon business errand"
had been promulgated. signed and was
out Of the Office within six minutes from
the time Secretary Daniels gave the word
to-day
When n 6:i5 tonight the Norfolk
steamer pulled away from her dock bound
for OLD Point Comfort and Hampton
Roads. where the bulk OF the fleet lies at
anchor, there were genuine war time
scenes The big steamer was packrl
with navy officers whose leave had been
suddenly curtailed. Fastening to tcin
Il cir ships.
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U.S.S. NEW HAMPSHiRE


Ahou, 300 tackles have shore leave
cant. q. obons expects 20 have all the
men back. excepting probably $50 men. by
? o'clock this morning The ship has a
complement Of $50 men.
The Louisiana arrived here last Satur-
day from cuba for a stay OF twenty-four
days Many OF the rntn received leave OF
several days and another batch was sent
ashore yesterday a short time before the
MESSAGE from Rear Admiral Badger was
received.
The recall lights were displayed on the
hat;lesh!p last nisht signalling men on
shore to return at once TO the ship.
When the news was flashed to the
BROOKLYN navy yard yesterday of the
order issued by Secretary of the Navy
Daniels there was Keen expectancy on the
part Of the officers and the crews OF the
four haitl'shirs. one cruiser. two sub
marines and other ships now there. The
hope on the part ~ the officers that their
ships should be ordered to Tampico was
keen.
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VILLA WINS ANOTHER
VICTORY IN NORTH.
Drives Federals From Town ~
San Pedro, Taking 700
Prisoners.

Ell PAao, April 1(.-Pancho Villa and
his rebel army retook San Pedro. sou'h.
east Of Torreon, Monday night. and cap.
tured 700 prisoners. according 10 a mes.
sage received to-day IN Juarez from r.
Aguirre Benavides. rebel comma nder Tho
message did not say how many were
killed or wounded.
villa contended for several days that
Gen. Velasco. former commnnler at Tor.
reon was at the head of . troops I
San Pedro. but as this was not confirmed
in to-day's telegram the inference Is IN
Juarez that Velasco was not there and
Is stili at large. villa personally com.
manded the rebels. AS IN former instance
his troops were first defeated and hen
held In check by the Fcdernls until NJ
arrived ON the scene. when victory .o.
lowed almost Immediately.
villa IL expected to come once 70
Chihuahua to confer with Carranza
Despite the fact that less than "A week
ago they were expelled from Torreon and
that notice has been served that ali
Spaniards will be exiled ON territory
now controlled or that may come under
tho control of rebels, 100 OF the spanish
refugees In FL Paso returned TO-DAY 20
Mexico Many OF them will 20 TO Saltillo
and Monterey. the remainder going 10
other Federal contnlled places
Upon the capture of chihuahua ann
Torreon by villa the Spaniards Were I'm
mediately expelled. villa was upheld u
both cases by Carranza despite tn :1ct
that protests were made b: thu Wssh.
lDgton Government.
When the Spaniards werc expelled 80
FIRST time no violence was offered ,hem
but II is not believed that they would fare
as well next time.
II Is practically assured that hard
fight IL impending for both Salt!llo and
Monterey. and many are OF the opinion
that the position of the returned Spaniard.
would be precarious In the event villa was
victorious.
Before the week Is over large r.-.
centage of the 700 Spaniards who wore
expelled from Torreon will have ler, r.
Paso. Besides those returning to Mexico
fifty are going TO the Argentine Republic
and another contingent will make their
future home IN Cuba
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MUST KEEP TORPEDO SECRET
Maker of Diiss-I-eaviu Projectfie
EnjOined by Court.

United States District Judge veeder IN
the Federal court In Brooklyn rendered a
decision Yesterday permanently .ujp.uiar
the f. W. Bliss Company from revealing
the secret Of the construction and opera
ton of the Bllss-Leavitt torpedo % ans
except fepr, sentatiVes OF the linked
States
The Bliss company has been marufsc
turing the torpedo for the GDycruu. ~
since 1905. Early last spring they Leg ,
be known that they intended to enter mo
nm agreement with Whitehead & 20 fpr
the manufacture of the ,orp.dn 10 -..
British. japanese and other GoVoruna-fs
Tn" United states Government obicr',i.
contendlng TINT tho terms of tho cont. ,c
between Il and the Bliss concern exnres ..
forbade the latter from revealing IT,. Gee
tails OF the manufacture of the torpoIo n
question.