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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
SCHMIDT DEFENSE
SCORES ONE POINT

NunfuWu JOURNAL aPhelAL tthhEu WtHhI
Los Angeles. calf, Doc 4,--Attor-
neys for Matthew a. Schmidt. on trial
for the murder Of Charles Hagerty
one OF twenty ricn killed when the
Los Angeles Tmes building was blown
up five years ago. obtained q ruling
from the court todly barring from cv.
idsnca o copy ot the Brldsemon.s
maaaape, published by the lnterna-
iicpal Asg.cmLD ~ bridge and struc-
tuca Iron workers which contained
an offer Of reward foI The approhen-
sion Of bomb placers
The magazine was the issue of April,
1903 ana ccntainc6 an advertisement
OF the Wisconsin fridge company. Of
fcrins $500 reward for Information
leading ~ TIE couyiction Of the per-
sons responsible tor q bomb explosion
ut Clinton, Ia TN February, 1908. The
same ISSUE contained an editorial sug-
BestiuE thar the bomb explosion rec
ported by the advertisement was tho
work OF employers themselves.
Letters that passed between John j..
the confessed dynamitcr
and other officials Of the Iron Work
ers' association ON the subject OF
the advertisement should be
accepted and published were admitted
m evidence. but the court ruled out
the magazine
Ortie r. Mechanical who informed
against many persons IN connection
with the dynamiting Of about 100
probably will begin to tes-
tify next week. ..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
ADMINISTRATION
SHIPPI | NC BILL
GAINS SUPPORT

10y MORNING JOURNAL 9rEciht LEABtp WiHti
Washington Dec. Prospects for
the administration merchant marine
bill at the coming session of congress
were enhanced tonight when 1t be-
came known that Senator James Y.
Clarke, Of Arkansas, who led the dem
ocratic revolt against the ship pur-
chase bill i'm the last session looked
with favor on the new ship bill pro-
posed by government heads.
Senator Clarke, who was renomi-
mated for president pro temporc by
the majority caucus, after a spirited
fight against him based on his opposi.
tion to the ship purchase bill let IL
be known that he would not oppose
the new merchant marine measure
drafted after conferences between Sec
retaries McAdoo and Redfield. The
Arkansas senator, during the debate In
the democratic caucus Friday was
asked by several administration sena-
tors for his opinion Of the new bill
He frankly stated that he saw no OBJ
lection to 1t and could give il his sup
port His opposition 10 the bill last
spring, he said. was because Of it's
government ownership feature.
Senator Clarke'g attitude was a mat
ter Of optimistic comment among adj
ministration senators tonight who said
1t had been influential in reconstruct
ing a harmonious senate and prevent
ing a struggle over cloture at the op-
ening of congress next Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
NOW RETREAT FROM
MONASTIH WAS CONDUCTED

Paris. Dec. I (6;55 y. m)-A dis
patch TO the Temps from Milan says
that special correspondent Of the
Milan newspaper Secolo who was
present at the evacuation of Mon
astir has sent The following story
from Florna, Greece. under date Of
Thursday.
THE Serbs held back their advcr-
sarics throughout Wednesday but the
pressure OF the Bulgarians descending
from Kichevo threatened the road OF
retreat from Monastlr to Resna and
forced Colonel Vassititoh to abandon
the city. Wednesday at 10 p. mo a
Serbian battalion passed through tho
city in retreat taking the route TO
Resua The Scrbiaus gave an i'm
precision Of resolute heroism Thcy
dcnlcd through the streets in good
order and in absolute silence
The mayor and the prefcct organ-
i1cd an improyisod police service
hospital containing about 500 wound
cd above which was hoisted the Am-
crican flag. Colonel Vassititch gave
To the AllcilCdu nllaetuU LOT hlo1 i'"'
ton among the poor 100000 pounds
OF provisions Colonel NassltItch re-
NAMED until the last He left at
1880 q. IN. In an automobile with the
officers OF his staff The colonel
made this statement;
"1f the Bulgarians succeed now
i'm cutting the route between Resna
and Monastir they win he able to
march on Ochrda and cut the retreat
OF the Serbian army of the north
which Is retiring toward Struga and
Elbusm tAbania) We now have
"a mission 20 defend the dotile of Res
ina. hope that up TO the last min-
ute we shall be- able TO make of the
river ccrna a new Yser We have
resisted 10 the last extremity but II
is impossible to Withstand the greatly
superior forces. We win fight to our
last man, sure OF the final victory Of
the allies, sure of the resurrection Of
Serbia
colonel Yassititch before leaving
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05

Albuquerque and Bcrnalillo county
need live and wide-awake CONNER
eial organization and II Is the duty Of
the people of the city and county to
support one. Such an organization
will pay back to its constituents dol
lars for every cent invested in main
tenance. There is q big work to be
done for and by the public in this val
ley and city, and it cannot be done
unless the men to be most BEN
efitted band together for its accom-
plishment.
Given am opportunity the Albu-
querque and Bernalillo County Cham
Der Of Commerce ana Commercial
club will perform this work and do
everything for the development of this
community that is expected of il. II
is a matter that is entirely up to the
present membership. On Wednesday
the organization will ask some three
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
Alleged NobIeman Was Part
Of Organized Effort to In
terfere With American In
duStry,
ASSOCIATE OF CROWLEY.
GOVERNMENTS CLAIM
Authorities Determine to Press
Other Neutrality Cases;
North German Lloyd Agent
in Trouble.

By soppHa JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wtHsj
San Francisco, Calf. Dec. 4.--Baron
George Wilhelm Won Brinckcn. who
claimed immunity from arrest as
military attachc Of the German con-
sui general here last night. surren-
dered early tonight to federal author
tiles and was charged with attempting
to destroy commerce With the allies
lie vas released on bail bond OF
10000
The arrest of Won Brincken was in
connection with the alleged conspiracy
to block traffic and destroy vessels
carrying food, clothing and ammuni.
ton 10 the allied countries in the Eu-
ropean war. The formal charges
against Won Brihken associate him
with Charles G. Crowley. o detective,
and Lewis J Smith. Crowlcy's al
legged aceomplcc. in the handling OF
German funds for destruction pur-
poses.
The federal authorities Indicated an
intention to press other neutrality
cases by ordering service of sub
poena upon Robert capellc, agent Of
the North German Lloyd Steamship
company, who was said by them TO
have been secrctcd on The German
bark Ottawa, interned of Sausalite.
across the bay from san Francisco,
since the beginning Of the war.
Search for Capelle was begun ten
days ago, following testimony in the
Hamburg-Amorican ease at New York
that g750000 was sent here for dis
bursement upon the orders Of Captain
Boy Ed, naval attache Of the German
embassy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05

American commerce m munitions ot
war
The arrest to-day iu san Francisco
ul Rarou Vou Brncken. who claims
Co Doe connected with tho office of
the German consul general there. IS
rog1rdcd here as one of the most m-
portunt made m several weeks. The
blrou according to the Information
here. was prominent figure tn the
plans Of e.. G.. Crowley. arrested u
the same city. charsed with plots
agaInst munitions factories. More
arrests are 60 be made In tho crowley
case and important developments are
looked tor when au the witnesses d
government Is seeking reach 81.
Francisco and give their tcstmo
Nlthough officials would uot at
that direct connection has been
tahlshed between the Crowley
and those In which Lieut. Hohcy
ANA his aceompliees were imp
( I'M New York, it Is understood
| facts point to such Ccnclus
/ this proves true. the dcpartr
/ poets within g few weeks
/ completely defeated plans nat.
% Interfere With munitions srT
la the east 20 England, Franc
/ ITALY. and i'm the west tu Hu
Who the head ot the susHegt
! spiracy was ur whether
one head has not been disC..
gathering up the threads ri be.,. r
/ ley and the Fay cases. tny aelA
[ has laid les hands o. urr ..ll
which may develop gune tha 10,
Baron Won Brinckers ala no
appear here in the RECORD r
state department bus lJ Wa e
ca tonight that despite th h,
might be- legally attached tn,
German consul generate E
/ would have no immunity T.
, cution and IN keeping with tH POI
of the department of justice woul'
/ bo prosecuted vigorously.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
SUFFRAGE AUT0ISTS
REACH BALTIMORE
10y MORNING. JOURNAL SPECIAL lsAsso w,sei

Baltimore, Md, Dec. t.-Mrs. Sar-
ah Bardfield and Miss Frances Jollif-
fe of San Francisco, who are taking
petition for a national suffrage
amendment, signed by more than one
million voters, from san Francisco to
Washington, arrived here in their au-
tomobile from wilmington, Del, to-
day. They were met in the outskirts
Of the city by delegations from a
number of local organizations and
escorted to the city hall where they
were received by Mayor James II.
Preston.
A reception was given tonight in
honor of the envoys. They viii re-
main here until Monday when they
will motor TO Washington. a large
delegation of Baltimoreans is expect
ed to accompany them and attend the
hearing before congress
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
American Ship
Is Attacked by
TeutOR Submarine


Athens, Dee 4 CT p m)--A wire
less IS. O. s." call reached Athens this
morning from an unnamed American
ship, the message stating that she was
being attacked by an Austrian or a
German submarine south of the Is
land Of Crete.
Subsequent efforts TO communicate
with the vessel were fruitless.
The American legation here sent a
report regarding the matter to Wash
ngtou.
The collier Caesar, which is in east
em Mediterranean waters, may be in
tho vicinity from which the message
was sent
Word from the collier Caesar re.
ceived In Washington and given out
today was that she sailed yesterday
from Port said, at the entrance Of the
Suez canal, for Alexandria.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
EXPRESS MESSENGER
KILLED BY BOULDER

Spokane. Wash, Dec. IA two
ton boulder fell from an oyerhanging
cliff today upon Great Northern train
No. A, crashed through the roof Of
the express car and killed w, G. Dun
bar, the express messenger.
The accident happened eight miles
east Of Wenatchee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05

be undesirable. The government has
ruled that they arc persona non gra-
Ia ana wants them withdrawn entire
ly from the United states.
Secretary Lausing said he had re-
ceived stenographic report Of the
testimony and remarks OF counsel IN
the conspiracy ara o. the officials OF
the Hamburg American line Of New
York, and that il showed that AS
sistant United states District Attor-
ney Roger Wood had not gone as far
as press dispatches indicated in his
reference TO Captain Boy-E Ed Secro-
tary Lansing was OF the opinion that
some accounts Of the trial which
reached Washington were made of
whole cloth" The references in the
governments attorneys speech most
complained OF applied not only to
Boy Ed but to other persons, the
secretary said.
Captain Boy-E came TO Washing
ton today from New York and con-
ferred with Count Rernstorff Off
cials Of the embassy declined to
comment on the state department %
action against the two attaches.
II became known that a number of
attorneys. among them counsel for
the defense in the trial of the Ham
burg American officials had called at
the state department late yesterday
and asked TO see Secretary LANSING
The secretary declined to receive them
and they were directed TO the depart
ment of Justice There they confer
red az some length with Assistant At
torney General Warren who has
charge OF the governments investi-
cation Of neutrality cases. The pur-
nose OF thnir visit WIS not Disclosed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
NO INFORMATION AT
STATE DEPARTMENT

Washington. Dec i.-rhe state de-
partment late today had received no
official information regarding the re
ported attack on an American ship In
the Mediterranean,
Officials thought there was litue
possibility that the collier Caesar was
the ship referred to in news dis
patches as attacked by submarine
and suggested that it was probably
one Of small fleet of merchant vos.
sells plying in Grccian waters under
the American flag, but owned by
Greek capital
An attack ON a ship of that status,
it was said, probably would not con-
front the United States with n serious
international problem unless there
were Americans aboard.
II was said at the navy department
that tho cruiser Dos Mones probably
was nearer the scene of the reported
attack than was the Caesar Both re-
ported early today that they had lost
their anchors and suffered some other
minor damage yesterday in severe
eaIc off Iaffa. The Caesar was to
proceed to the south. however taking
refugees to Alexandria, while The Des
Moines was on her way to cyprus un-
der indefinite orders which might take
her to other Mediterranean Islands.
The disposition of navy officials was
10 regard il as impossible that any
American warehips had been attacked
either through accident or otherwise
II was said by officials that an at
tack ON one of the Greck-owned Ves-
sells of American registry might pre-
sent q rather difficult problem, but
that II was highly improbable that the
United States would feel Justified IN
making il an international issue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
PRESIDENT AGREES
TO HEAR SUFFRAGISTS

Washington. Dec. 4.-Prcsident
Wilson today consented to receive 500
delegates to the convention here Of
the National American Woman Suf-
frage association. December II. He
already had arranged to see large
delegation from the Congressional
Union for Woman Suffrage next Mon
day. and o committee from the Ma
tional Association Opposed to Woman
Suffrage, December u.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
Won BRINCKEN'S ARREST
BELIEVED IMPORTANT

Washington, Dec 4.-After weeks
of investigation, covering the entire
country. department OF justice Off
cials were convinced tonight that they
had under arrest most Of the men im-
plicated in plots To interfere with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
Serious Reverse for Eng
l Arms Occurs Almost in
chit of Ancient City Of
agdad,
RUMANlA'S ATTITUDE
FAVORABLE TO ALLIES
Whether Balkan Kingdom Is
to Actively Participate in
War Has Not Yet Been Dis
closed.

-opslyl iopsnsl SPECIAL lgAsto wtpft
A tr. nee f10;03 D. ml-The
.ush swan m0 Turkish accounts
re- 1dG III Mcsopotamia,
VIA. .1n,ainla ap0rH rsre-
specuug casu ~atse,e.
Of the BritisD er... rrris
clearly establish I'll st3.
further reinforcement. vuat sfs
over powcring odds a.. 1st which
they have been struggling the tlah
troops under General Townshcud have
little prospect Of continuing the march
10 Bagdad. which city appeared few
weeks ago to be almost within their
grasp
Having advanced during October
and November through the deserted
lrak country to the very environments
Of Bagdad the British force is now
retiring upon Kut-el-Amara, eighty
miles southeast Of Ctesiphon the
scene Of the battle fought IN the lat
Ter part OF November, In which the
British troops met their first serious
check.
iTownshend's force Is much the same as
In September after the battle Of Kut-
e-Amara. According to recent ac-
count largo Turkish reinforeements
supplementng the forces which al
ready outnumbored the British forces
four 10 one, were flung against the
British troops retiring down the IT.
! girls and made British stand ont Of
( The question.
Rumania F0vors Allles, e
There have boen no military even 3
OF any importance in the Balkt ?
since the fall Of Monastir. whlGt
discounted Recent reports magf -
mania loom unusually large on the
Balkan horizon. and that country is
generally accredited with the intention
either OF Joining the allies or at least
stretching her neutrality to the point
of allowing the passage Of Russian
troops There is, however, 40 con
firmation OF the report that Russian
roops have already entered Ruma-
nian territory.
Rumania's declaration that after
Monday she viii oommandecr all for
eiRn ships anchored IN Rumanian
ports, is regarded by some as proof Of
Rumanin's intention Ia abandon her
neutrality. but the British press. and
public in general which has grown
skcptical over premature announce
mcnts Of changes IN the policy OF the
Balkan states show little disposition
10 take q favorable ISSUE for granted
until It Is established beyond the pos
dbilty Of a doubt
Aside from the continuance OF dcs-
pcrate fighting between Austrians and
Italians IN Gorizia district there Is
comparatively little activity on the va
rious fronts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
THE WEATHER
MEATHER PORECAsT.

Denver, Dec. Anew Mexico; sun
day. rain in south. snow i'm north por-
ton: colder. Monday unsettled, prob
snow in north portion; colder
,,st portion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
Great Britain and France Re-
gard Them as Fighting Men
Who Might Assist the leu
tons Materially
B0Y.ED AND Won NEUBER
MUST LEAVE COUNTRY
Administration Regards Their
Presence Here as UndeSira-
BILE; Way Is Open to MeN-
can Republic,

tBV MORNING JOURNAL 9FECiAt LEASED WiREl
Washington, Dee. 4.-Developments
VIII ich have followed the request for
withdrawal Of Captain Boy ed and
Captain Franz Won Papen, naval and
military attaches Of the German en-
bassy, indicated today that the state
department would conduct a wide in
vestigation of foreign consular Off
cials in the United states whose sus-
pected activities, in some instances,
are looked upon with extreme dis
favor.
Should tho Investigation disclose
that any officials have acted in a
manner considered improper. their
exauaters will be cancelled or the
state department will find other
means Of having them discontinued
in the offices they hold.
No Decision rs 10 Won Nubcr
Il was said at the department to-
night that nc decision had heen reach
cd in the case Of Alexander Won Nu-
bcr Austro- Hungarian consul gener-
al at New York whose name fire.
qucntly has been mentioned IN con-
nection with the activities Of Boy-lid
and Won Papen.
The entente allies, il became known
today. probably will refuse to gra mt
safe conducts for the return to Ger
many Of the two German attaches.
Great Britain and France, it was stat
ed authoritatiyely, may take the po-
stion that safe conducts willingly
would be granted il the two men were
civil attaches, and were not actively
connected with the fighting forces of
Germany.
The attaches. it was pointed out,
would be free 10 proceed TO Mexico.
Should they be allowed TO return to
Germany, however they might not
only take part in the hostilities. but
impart to Germany official informa-
tion which might prove Of great mill
tary value. Ii was made clear at
the state department today that TO
have the attaches remain In this
country even as private citizens would
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05

me decorative sculptures Of the eX-
Positlon, many of which were created
ior the exposition and were Of char
aeter depicting the spirit OF the west
= NE en- the Pacific coast, attracted
much attention. There were more
iaan $4,000 Individual pieces of sulp-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-05
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

For twenty-four hours. ending al
6 p. m. yesterday.
Maximum temperature. Go degrees
minimum. u degrees; range, As de-
grees; temperature at y. m, 4S de-
Erces; southwest wind; partly cloudy.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
EDOUARD FABRE is
MARATHON VICTOR
Hsnfr~ai Mar vbs Is.t Hy sn Yard,
Ia.t Year firi.hr. iu FraHt
Ersfru.

Boston sfrss tr-r Elrarr.
Fr1-- uf .rr U..aa .a. Athletic ..rH
sr1rr-ra. achieved sa.--Ts yesterday
.a h.s sre araag. f1 rtr rre raHla.
uz-srraa rar nf ra- Boston Athletic
ass1esrgr $3.50 rH-. slow because
af fa- -t.-sr.s. Herr. vas -.ef.ss l-r.
r.~ record fa- rFr .arrrr .r
rEf.EsI-r made HE So RYAN uf
Eaa Tr~f r 1919 sidney Hrrea uf
.E..aer ras ra.rI William SrHusIr
of rr- Illinois a. g. finished TrreHfr.
Far rs.r FrH-a fHsf frr rerrs fr
james uHrr. another Canadian rum
rrr. Hr fH ra-fa In t,lr Er Ear frH
aHra FrtF Carlson uf Nturrapul
won. and .u 1911 Es faisheI third.
CIsr-rer tr Star at uHrrtrr'rr u.u-
ming
Fabra Jose ths race lart scar af
Coolidge Currer. e.fhiu e.Elf OF fbr
aEisF. and E1u 80 at tHe same place
.this F~ae through the collapse OF High
HgE1EaH Df >-U Y1rs For 1zia
miles H1u1taa virtually set the pace.
eliminating E~s' Zurr % Nrg York.
then Merchant ef Everett. and at laet
Pores of N-u York. witch gave him
o. lead 90 nearly teu miuurcr. uift
rs~ easy miles t1 60.
FEbre auI g. q Horne % uprrtrs-
Cor. another veteran. were running
srruuE behind him and uh~u stomach
trouble overlook Houohuu az Coolidge
Corner. ft~T soon we're iu the lead and
fErunE f1T supreme h1uurl.
Ho-E~ Uas th~ frst fp dash hy the
exhausted H1rohau. but Fabr- was
-.Etf af BITS heels aud the tuo raced
tDau fr~ clubhouse iu s.Etf As fhsy
mounted ere siisEt rls~ iu 'he last
mile. Fab-~.s better condition enabled
Ei4 90 push by Horne.
H8uokau struEEieI t0 h.r feet az
Horne and Fsbrr passed him. bat h~
aas rut HfrurE enough fu stop Hatch
of Chieas1 from taEinE third place
tt ts estimated that nearly go 900
p~rs1as lined the gE mile course
whiir several thousand more foIiov-d
th~ r4taers iH motor ears
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20

aims athletes should play football in
stead OF joining the army.
Amateur football practically stop
ped when the war commenced, but the
profess iouaIs, who number nearly
5000. continued as usual
Secretary Wall explained this as
follows 1T was impossible TO stop
the game at the beginning o. the sea
son because contracts had been sign
ed with the players. landlords and
contractors amounting 10 eT5O.o0O
and these had TO be fulfilled. No
fresh contracts viii be made We hope
the players viii Join the army"
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-20
IN HEART DISEASE
FINISH CUBS WIN
Fred wIliizm.' Cioat D. fsacs Briazs
the Necessary win Two out IN
ths Ninth-
PoOE OLD sOx GET BUHFs AGtIN
Ba.hsr wlth TantallEin< sIow Bam
MAkss RoEiand's Crrw Losk L1ks
Mere Amateur.

Cnieaxo. ~. April 20 -ft fell 90 tss
Zoe % FrsG Williams YESTERDAY ts
tsrrinzts q wildly buariala sLgEzlsz
match bstwsss Cabs az1 Pirates VITA
q IorE erfvs aEaiass TIE rizat ss.a
screen aftsr two were 1swn in tEs Iast
half % tas ntetH. srufleE Safer as1s
wffh th~ raz thaf made tse fnal score
. % 2.
Tnff pus a. srr@ptabfs srish on a
woozY aBhi haftie ta whtes tas urss-
nahans apparently were licked 81 ts g.
az ths eat ~ four fesets. Instead %
curtinE go ts~v sspf FeEE.1F away.
fr9ve ore Pirate 1FFIrr fe fe~ slower
bars prsmafarelv ana gogefrl enc
rsst ~ tHefr victory aat m fsr other
ons
Three CUB surters were Required o.
go through tse nlsr r11ada aef rtF
trfa vas sIs56sf fsr gfrs-e base h.rs.
one mors Faaa rae .ehs could slam
our. Bg+ bas-sar games are voc eF
talifss
Lavender was ta Ear~ b.feEet EgF
an accffsnF garGE rEr aiEsr bsr tU
eur af roaaal lss.oa f1r several wress
wifh rfarraFrf r. asH a badly
bruised EgflIaE w.aE
o. fBfs emergency gr-sesHar co.
tsrtr.f Pete arsetrtfE-. Who rF.se-f F
Elae sss.sef t5~ csra.aa.s w.f1 eee-
\ siderable -risE rsr other fs# nsF r.r
Pirates e7uat Pete f4rt Hau errsr
90 nrtr usfaE srt ram5 .-f s.t frss
fa fagr rHgads hT Fsrb.sf aur E.r-
sasef.es. ea- af rlrm bone rIE D.
Doe johnson
AIrbousE .He Caas were rHr doing
uarh f1 NaaFi-hHrr FHr ..at1r saa..-
paw suI HresaaEar aaf anres 9.sr
thev miEHF sHf sgasf.fsr-f sra..rr
gaaaasfer strI Adams. r1r gaf.
rfdsr ADAMS Ia spite Hr come
aess. kept fHe enemy rrrHi srar.rF Coz
three uG.rEs aat l1 r.r resrr.HeF rH-
Cabs tgsf.f-f Er-sssssre eeoe.rF.
ffana aeaFr