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asking them bow they were influenced to buy goods
Exactly 50 per cent Of those who replied said they de-
pended entirely upon the statements BY the retail dealer
The manufacturer order get his goods into the
homes must have the support of the retailer and that
support can't be forced if S. per cent of the people
going to depend upon what their merchants tell them
the manufacturer is going to spend some money in an
effort to create demand among the consumers let him
help the dealer with local advertising There is
be gained through this cooperation than along any other
lines the dealer refuses to have anything to do with
the goods all the advertising the manufacturer do
reach the consumer won't be anywhere worth its
cost
The dealer can negative and sometimes turn into
into failure well organized and otherwise successful
tonal campaign. If the in the store does lend
cooperation to sell to the who comes into the
store the articles you have advertised then the demand
that yonr advertising has created may be diverted at the
last moment to something else
The positive side of the dealers cooperation WHICH
newspaper advertising makes possible that the dealer
feel the direct result of the advertising He feels the
direct effect the advertising upon the consumer,
because the next day after the ad appears in the
paper the his neighborhood come in and ask
for the goods advertised This advertising also has an
effect the dealer himself He reads the ad and feels
the additional enthusiasm as to your goods Through
that fact he thus thinks of your goods Practically
it almost makes the dealer to boast that he has
goods for if he not proud of the fact he would not
announce that he carried your line.
That Interpretation naturally keeps the dealer keen
to push yonr goods Thus he involves himself in coop
Grafton which he otherwise might not give However,
there is objection to putting the dealer under
the adj Many dealers refuse to have their appear
under the same ad which includes the of their
competitors They want to have their appear alone
grant that privilege then the other dealers whose
not under the ad may become antagonzed
against your goods and You will have less cooperation
than if you advertising at all There is always
that dilemma The salesman in the field must decide how
the question shall be solved because he knows the local
conditions in given community Those local conditions
will determine whether the of none or
should be listed the newspaper ads local dealers
In any event, the probability is that dealer
operation can be secured BY localized advertising Of this
kind than BY the use Of general media.
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PERSHING TAKES
fAM|LY REMAINS
TO Cheyenne
Funeral Services Held Over
Victims of Preside Fire;
Garrison MournS

7 ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
san FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 3d.
Brigadier-general Pershing arrived
here yesterday TO take the bodies Of
his wife and his three small daugh-
tiers, snffocated in fire in their quar-.
tiers at the Presidio on Friday. to the
burial plot Of the family at Cheyenne,
Wyoming. the home Of Senator War
rem, Mrs. Pershing's father.
The Preside was In mourning dur
ing the day. Brief services were held
over the four bodies before they were
taken to the train for shipment to
Cheyenne
Senator and Mrs. Warren. General
Pershing and his son Warren. the only
surviving child will escort the bodies
on their last journey.
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MORE BRITISH GOLD
AND SECURITIES FOR
J. p. MORGAN & co.

TAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK. N. Y. August 30. An.
other huge consignment OF British gold
securities has reached New York for
the purpose OF strengthening Eng.
lands credit in the United States. A
shipment or so .000. 900 In gold and
$25. 0O0. 900 In securities arrived here
yesterday from London by way OF
Halifax. The gold and securities were
consigned to ]. P. Morgan 4 CO. They
came here under q heavy guard. every
pfecaution being taken TO provide
against consplracies
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-30
THREE MEXICAN DRUG
SMUGGLERS ARRESTED
IN SAN BERNARDIN0

lAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
SAN BERNARDINO. Cal. Aug. 30
Trailing Of a gang which was slls-
pected OF smuggling marihnana, a
Mexican drug. into the United States.
BY officers OF California. has resulted
In the discovery that the marihuana
has been grown in this vicinity. Three
Nexicans have been arrested and sew
eral tons OF the plant confiscated.
Marihuana Is narcotic plant reputed
TO cause insanity in persons drinking
an infusion of its leaves or smoking
them.
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As III Cray Dare has said: IF ven will interview
the dealers the country you will find that that gen
erl media will create big business for them snot beyond
challenge You will hear them say: YES but what
You going to do for us In other words they know that
that which will sell the goods for them the local
paper advertising either over their not, the
conditions demand incidentally, just think what
it would mean salesman could say to the customer
You will need little bigger stock this time We go
ing to advertise in Your local newspapers We after
the dealers cooperation. =
So in this way the question of media will be decided
largely by your plan of distribution. you want the
dealers cooperation you may decide differently in regard
to advertising details than if you did whether
the dealer gave you his aid in the promotion of your
product.
The big virtue Of newspaper advertising is this dealer
cooperation And analysis of distribution problems has
shown that the dealer in systems where he is part of
the distributve machinery is all important He controls
the situation in majority of eases Ftyve out of one
hundred times he tells the customer what particular kind
of certain class of goods that customer wants to buy
That ratio is based investigation of some Chi
cago publishers They sent circulars to Chicago eonsnm
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BURNED
At IHESIbKEF0R
KILLING SHERIFF

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wirelessll
SULPHUR STRINGS. Texas. Aug.
&C. Two negroes who, resisting ar
rest. shot and killed the, sheriff here
yesterday, and wounded fatally a dep
uty sheriff, were captured later by q
posse and burned at the stake in a
public park
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AUTOMOBILE uPSETS;
KILLS ONE HURTS THREE

ASSOCIATED Press b Federal Wirelessl
SEATTLE. Nash, Aug. 3O-Capt.
Robert Turner federal inspector OF
boilers here. was killed, and his wife
and two friends were injured when an
automobile In which they were driy.
ing yesterday capsized.
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WAR ORDERS START
UP STEEL FOUNDRY
AT GRANITE CITY

Hawaii Shlnpo BY Federal Wireless)
GRANITE CITY. Aug. 80 The
American Steel Foundryss plant here,
which closed in November OF last year,
is to reopen on September 6. with a
force Of 1000 hands. The activities in
che steel trade due to the war Is the
cause Of the assumption OF work.
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TEuToN ATTACKS BEATEN
BACK; AlRsHlPS IN RAIDS.

PARIS. France, Aug. 3d. Violent
attacks have been delivered by the
Germans In the region Of Maria The
rese and in the forest OF Mainconrt
|bnt have been repulsed. says last
nights official report of the war Of
flee. French ayiators are again active.
raids having been .pade On Gar'',on
military establishments in the Arden
mes and Argonne regions.
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LONDON. Eng. Aug. 30. The Ger.
man pursuit of the retreating Rus
sian armies shows no abatement Ae.
cording to dispatches from Berlin
progress is reported all along the
eastern front with the exception Of
northern courland. where Grand Duke
Nicholas is effectively blocking the
Path Of the Invaders Berlin claims
chat the Russian resistance southeast
Of Koyno has been broken.
British Active.
Following closely the reports of an
expansion of the British front in Bel
GUM, which would indicate that part
of Kitchener's new army is being
transported rapidly to the front. come
intimations that the long ANTICIPATED
drive OF the Allies in the west viii
be undertaken in October
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DELEGATE GIVEN
WELCOME TO j. 5.
Especial by Marconi Wireless to Ha
wall Shinpo)

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Aug. 90.
The labor council here yesterday ex-
tended official welcome to Mr. Suzuki.
the representative Of the japanese la
Dor organizations. who is delegated to
represent the japanese unionists at
the International labor convention to
be held. President Murphy OF the Fed
Grafton OF Labor, 10 an address, said
that The labor federation Of America
recognized neither race nor creed and
held no race preiudices. working only
in the cause of labor. He advocated
the formation of a worlds labor fed
Grafton for the benefit of the laborers
of all countries.
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PANAMA CANAL
DEFEVSESIOBE
Strengthened
M Department Decides to
2aiSe carrISons to Full
Complement

WASHINGTON. n G.. August 3d.
announcement. b. tie war department
Is e. ne eject ana, the Coast A1tiI,
IerI strength 80 the PanaIlt canal
/|.& - - ~ >on1I6. 4 ne y. -
I1I| s|reI||1 The IrIf(nannine Of the
require |xes.S nine ~ panies
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PURPOSES OF TIE COURSE 10 increase
rerus for the reqiler mko nso adrerses 2) 10 shop
tie retailer loser prices get
saredse bis profits s) TO suggest TO the iobbsr and
increase goodssiH 90 70 prepare Tie person nth latent
odpeisng ability for place tbs pcg profession
THIS course Chen delgcred personally to class Of stu
DENTS costs SIS. 4 Is eqaralet to- correspondence
sourse ,0ich costs $95. q TIE entire 90 lessons sDiu Be
eipen Exclusively nth tis neaospaper free If charge.
CHAPTER j, yyfI
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We need no greater virtues to sustain
good than evil fortune.-La Rouchefoncauld
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
abitterinacr
Oil Den fore. bonfte en-. .Iatb. aLrte. rsrnebiem

XII fOif. ONNlAN AVs-AAAds - &FAfNttNhh
SCR ~foitteret S30f9.35. Rort5iiel6, Minn,
gsrnenes Suletrp s5.45. W1oJa66. 81. Sai.
oagsitoIeus apartalsoiier $f.tO. GeiDea. Sd, 3.
6cmmtngien Oil Glim 9ieml 500. 5eDea.
Sa, S%uietrpsieiteH s.. y. 8ermiaion, z GaI5
GonIf Risiionsfore. $1,000. GLENDALE. Ninn,
9o6il o. 8ilS6or Sauien $500 5oteu 9roof.
q. g, Su~letrqsieilen $2.65. Salmouburit u
q, 3~Iletrpsieten $3.45. Gel 8aoi6s, z. Daf,
6. 6. Qeterien $500. Qorula. q. Gaf.. u 8.
RoIeuoabI % ouitrn $1,000. @eitbroof DE,
3irlt Ganiib 9ut6. SunbaD Shool $1,000. Dina.
tonua, Minn., 8auia Nlab.s aDin6eiore. $3.50
RiImaifee. Bis, Zen D. e. /. U1ab. $1,000.
ghatonn. @is.. Offer peo Suletrpsiciten 500.
Ct. 2ouis, no, apin6eiore. $500. @ebiter
@rooes, g2o, RaImer, aloin. Otter. Merrel og
Uprtbel gentien bDer 500. aenmnre,
q. Daf. 5%rinitntis Uigb.s Qigefore. $1,000.
9oipbens, 81. 81f., getbIebcrns g2gb.s Ssn6ags.
ifoIe 500. Opener, Sa, 5sn6o9sifoIen $500.
Spcneer. ga, Offer peo 8srnenes Snlefeft $3.f2.
Oconto, 8is, Donng @irrs Seeming Circle $475.
Goalrioae, Ueont., Gmaus gabs. Sen6nqsifole
$3.tf. Game Qnnep, Dlont, Sen6agsifoIeu $500.
Ruftn, 0ebr., anton gbrfitenien $500, CIR
Sne6en $500, gnton @ol6bef 800. Galpo.
ca, USlS, V1eulBnuhDs VtBDy Dller Deo 0hleit~ei
$1,000. Del giep, Gal, Ssn6nasIfoIens spare.
bssic $2.46. grui6, Colo, Ct. ansaars Bgb.s
SsnoagsffoIe $50. Sutbiuion, Dainn, Ct
Rortens Daab, DIR. oa hrs. Sorsen s. Soraeil-
fen $500. aermare, q. DAT. erin Wgb, 9sr-
ncnes Offer oeO SuIefciten $3.50. Donnebroa,
qe6r, @rs. a. z @iaer $500. Gicfion, alta,
Gan, Offer oeO sen6aasifoIens 5nletrG $7.35.
Bertilc, 81. Daf, Bethel apiuoefore. $500.
60. Bluffs, ga, RisfionsbuIets 5snOaasifoIe
$3.50. Orb, Iebr., Mrs, 6. SobniOn $t.58
Moboa, 81. Dof. 81. 81. eumo $1,000. Hocine,
@is., @rs. :. Nisien $500. Salt 1927 %.
@ntpaco, @is., ben 81. 6ebr. 1915.
Neo penIig SiIien 90 9af.
Sobn Waben aasi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
9iot ON SproafOrbolosnt
Gortiut fra SIDE 81

SiOinOtil bar pi fun 6etragtet
Iprooiorboloene inaleoes iom De it'll
Ter iig / familier, bDor babe jar %
NOR er norife og bOor begge er ieOt
/ Qorae. SCI mao imioIertio erin'
ore, at en- mqn9Oe i~no0anorere gii-
ter ia meo ungoom isOt ! amerifa.
Get er ieluniolpieuoe. at oct norlfe
iproq / Oisie egteIfaber bar enoui'
panlfeliaere for at bppOe iig, os
Iom reael oil oct frn D9re miillg
Sc itore norife lanooiitrifter
gn6nu pprre er bet, naar 81 TOM.
me til De iaafalote blanOeOe egte.
Ifober egteifaber mellem folt al
forIfielige nntioner. Ser ! amerI'
ia bpor norife, ~inenife, oanife, tpife.
irIfe, a~merifonife oiD. iamilier leoer
tit lio foe ON foe aar no og nnr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

Dor benioitbeo. / pore tanter, i uo-
re 0remme. Sort eie Ter Oct. Bort
ere berer BET. Dor famp Tor iii.
uTrelieu fruoer Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

@AH HA4iAANF IbAt II SIANAht ~
1918 % iom bar gennemlepet ia
man9e S~aabenopgsr meIlem Dc ior.
ifellige 9lagter, iel9er o8ioo meo
Sutere5ie oenne arigs 9elioenbe-
Ser. On a bans Sonaer er meo +
arigen % bar oGret iaaret. men e
mart raft i8en.
Sabine. giiuOegnostieneite.
Gnfeu Scbmieoccfe / 9euoergaar0e.
ne bar faaet Den iorgelige Giterret.
ming, at 5euoes Sgn. N}alerf0euo
G0al0 Sonrao Se6mieoecfe ben %
Sanltar peo QieiuiI c2lisne1 er bic.
pen rant Al ct Sfuo / @oDeoet %
800 pad 9aiarettet oeu ioi9enoe
9ag. en- DtinOeauO stieueite boIo.
ties ior 6am % 96riitiau @isiiaa.
Der ialot ON 9oro pan Sepolit}
Smoa9 oen :. 6ebruar 81. 6 / q.
seoerin airfe / BET oanife Soro8
5anme 9iten ST S boIotes en-
unoeu Minoeguostieneite iamme.
ite0s ior Seren 66riitian aappe.
ser er faIoen ! 9oIen. / oet pife
Sproa.
3ororbeioer $ Riis nos 9ua-
meter Siiraenieu bar 9lanOo3 ben
+. 6ebr. mootaget ben ier8eIiae
@e0Oelelie. at bans Ssn Sans Riis
er fol0en / rusiiif QoIen. % Mar
gammel. On 0u9re Ssn er ior M.
liz bleoeu taqet til Sol0ot.
6alocn / 6lias. WonOa1 Der 1.
1ebr. mo0tog Bartner Rasmlsiens
Suitru ] 8s0oing Den isrleligepfeo.
OeleIie. at hen0es gfan0 er ialoea
ne0e elias 0eo aamoen ON oart.
mannsueilerfopF 8osmisien tam
me0e ira ganoling1anr peo 61oers
leu. san par en- u~aIminoelig lint
oa pinoenoe ung Rano % meaet
ilittig % energiif Sans Some er
ira 8sooin1. 8e bar 10 imaa9sru,
booroi set enc bleo isot. eiter at
1Sa6eren par 6raget bort / arigen
Zen, mel 900 6fterretnins. Der
er / Den ienere lib bIeuet oifent-
Iiggiort 6oreipsr9iler eiter Here
Sol6ater al oct Sc. SnianterI-Jte.
aiment. De idoneoes iloen 5Pgtnin.
aer / 5eptember Roaneo. o. ale
eiteriorItninger baDoe uPret for'
qppes.
Ren M furleOen tom Der SUar
paa So~reipsrasler bos a8soe aor5@
Il Benf. Bette bao6e ionet oplpit.
at De pnr / iranit 5angenifab. Oct
oreier ia ON to Sol0ater ira 6Iens.
bora. Zen enc iio0er iongen / Nu-
renperne. meoens ben nnoeH isrit
transportereoes ira Ben enc Gange.
feir / 3ranfria til Sen anoen. Tor
oernrit at bIioe ilabt til 9'arotfo
"a tiliioit til BET Sabre al airita.
elsie 10 SiIfPloe, Der iiftert If.
fe er eneitaaenoe. oiier. az Der ior
Iamilier. Der bar 9aarsreu0c. hUis
Sfp6ne life fenoes beitemt. enonl
Il 6aab ON, en- @ang i1en At ie
oeres apre.
9il sfrGf % gOOariel. 4oliii.
nmn0ia6e6en / 0a0ersleo 5ar / Dis.
ie Gage. i~frioer p1Rm.~ Al l.
5ebr.. beiIaqlaat oUe0ebrso, iom
al Susmsore Dor enot I'll 9agnin8
hos gnens 8a9ere. Som beteHot
maa Der iieIae 6orbmosrddoets
Toror0uing fife mere 6nges 9reo
al n6lnnoet SDeoemel. opeOemelet
ifal blan0es meo 8llgmeI eiter Den
~foreifreune anorOuing Wlan maa
6oerfen 6oge BET / Siemmet eller
ien6e set til 8ngeren ior At baaes.
"a Der, iom befenot, er lat tor
Strai paa at ba8e iaa beI ablanoet
6pe0e. iom Riigmel. ber baaoe 9us-
ms0rene o. gagerne taae Jig ] Bare,
naar be life oil uoiGtte iig Tor
9anaiel eaer tore 9enaebeoer
llSfpriel of grp6 % NieI. No,
%aiitraten / 5lensborg bebuOer, at
Ben mar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Samtpffe foreligger - ON fort Ito
oil bearpnIe og ira ben 10. 5ebriI.
ar BELT pil itanoie uoferilen al
greb % gieI ira Glensborg gps
Cmraaoe.
9iot ON SprosfOrbolotnt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
Gn troeube SlastcrlDeub

gift eaer ugiit, fan itrafs faa en-
Dellennet og itaSis 9loos ! Star,
tons SIaoterbntif. ON neiere Op.
lpsnina benpenbe man fig innreit
muIigt til unoertegneoe.
Rep. s. Wagnusfen
Glarton, 81. D0f.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

Saa er oct oa fun ct t~iosipsrgs.
maal. oongiomt, men fiffert Dor
BET norife iprog no blanot port
foIf. aangiomt, men iiftert flyer
BET enaelIfe iproe mo / pore bjem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
! n6remisfionen

15sr foitteret. ie Abl. Ar. 5 $4,000.
%9ruou6on, So. gbeieier N1ab. Sans u Se6miot =.
Sfliammeu ........
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10
n6ianermisfiOneu:

5er f%oitteret, ie abl. gr. Q ........ .s....
Sampton. 9ebr, d unae @igers Spiorenina =.
alou6on, Sa.. Ssnodasifolrns Oifer peO O~tsiionsl
auoubou, ga, 9bene3er 0igb. Sans i. Scbmiot :
9rooflpn, Y. q, 4ait. !. ). ailoiia 81 Sntrll -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

9tano. Sens geterien i @aliteo 81
aar.
Zen samIe. JON er Seteran ira
1918 % iom bar %gennemleoet iaa
man9e Saabenopgsr melIem Dc ior.
ifelli9e @agter, iol9er o9ioa MED
3nteresie oenue arigs 9egiocnbe-
Ser. @n Al bans Senaer er meo
arigen % bar oGret iaaret. men &
mart raft i1en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-03-10

Selo oe gomle norife iettIemen.
ter er life mer. bDaO De par. Zen
tio er iorbi, oa RoromPno finoe
iIaa fig neo foe ON iioe meO bun.
oreoe, ia t~iiiener Of lanosmpno
itore. uitrafte iettlementer % odn-
ne ct IiOet Ror9e paa prPrien.
De gamle norife iettlementer be-
fin6er ig / en- arnOois o~plssnings.
tio. Range ieIser lit lano %
Inter. 6off al andre natioHer tar
oeres plaos, % oct falOer Danife.
ligere % panifelisere at oanne npe
norife IettIementer
Sertil fommer, at uo0anorin9eiI
ira norae er / jeDnt aitngenoe. Oct
er mer emo tpiliomt ON Den nifog.
ren6e inoDon6ring ira Rorge mer
en0 iaapi6t opoeier ososialoenoe
6lanbt bore RlOre i%ettlere. 9togen
~nabneoproig forseelIe al Dor norif.
taIenoe befolfning 9iennem enfi9ra-
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17

was the orator of the day. Other speak.
ers were President Moore, of the expos.
ton; Joseph f. Gaffney, representing
the city of Philadelphia; Governor
johnson and Mayor James Rolph, Jr.
A pretty ceremony featured the
formal exercises. Am1d the cheers OF
thousands, little Helen France. lifted
the flag from the bell carriage and
forty-eight girls, representing the states
of the Union, marched past. Salutes
were fired by the war vessels in the har.
Dor aud this was a signal for noise max
ing all over the city At the same time
word was received tnat another crowd
of thousands had gathered in Philadel
phia at the same moment to sing the
national anthem
Following the formal program the
bell was taken to the Pennsylyania
building where it will remain during
the exposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-17
LUS|TAN|A SUNK
WITH INTENT TO
TAKE HUMAN LIFE
Lord Mersey Places Blame
Solely Upon Those Who
Launched Torpedo

London, July 1.-THE Lusitania was
torpedoed "not merely with the inteu.
tion of sinking the liner but also OF
destroying human lives" was the Of.
fetal finding today Of Lord Mersey,
who conducted an inquiry into the
destruction OF tho vessel
Lord Mersey's report declared that
Captain Turner Of the Lusitania, did
not follow the instructions of the ad.
miralty in some ways, but held that
he was not responsible for the sinking
of his ship.
p 'The blame must rest solely with
those who exploited and committed the
crime" the official finding said.
The admiralty was also absolyed OF
responsibility by Lord Mersey, He de-.
clared the admiralty authorities had de.
voted the greatest thought and care TO
the question Of submarine attacks and
had collected all information likely to
be needed to safeguard the Lusitania.
This information was impaired to Cap.
tain Turner.
The fact that some of the boilers of
the Lusitania were shut down was held
to be insignificant. The fact that the
submarine was not sighted made IL i'm.
probable that the liner could have
escaped, whatever speed she might have
been able to develop, it was held