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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
Serbitli&.s eidt.
Don 9tlfr.b Rid,arb Itpsg
sur5eit i'm 5.IOs.

Der adnbiturmmann Gebaiiar
anoa. felt WoheR irgsnblpo in Han
brii6er etnppt auf Wahtpoiien, rr
bilt BON JsIopsbsl ben quftras. 80
aampeH in Der nddftsn Stdbi su re-
quirifrtH.
.Wintsr ipirb ss nGGfens ipiepsr",
iasi Gebaiiian Rnoll. unb or srls-
bigi Isinsn 2luftrae. .Winier tpirb es
.ipieDer. Ssb.r elbenb TT 70 lang uni
buHiei. Qampsn etipas lparmes
Qitt 70 mas ipie Ssimatb. Csfsn
stipds lifts WGrme man ritf)i
sineH graiapffi. 2ampenli9t. gum
asIsn, gum SidtbrsiHsn, gum griefes
I6rsibsn. iyiir bic dnbsrn. I'd, ltie
nitt, 3siiunssn idon IGnsft nitt
mebr; ih ipisls isins aarien. llnb Id
fhreibe isine 9risie. Nm ipsn ipobi
auda ga, ia, Id ipsib nod nidt ,ins
mai, ipofiir, ipcju id msins sanss
srobs, son,s ilsine 95bnuns aussust
ben bate. Wlan bat Isin GiieH, feline
53isarrsn, Isinen 3abai. 8oti, NAL 10
Elm 0ldsdsn Yisr!"
6suis bat Ssbaitian anon auf sis
rsn Dutldsin Der Rpmmanbdntur bin
fsin 5u Wiiias esseiIsn. 5H einsm
ridtigtn 3oisl. an einem iDsibsebsds
ten 1iid]. Bon einsm nur fransSs
iif@ pdrlitrenbta AsInsr bebieni. Ges
bnRian 4noIls gang srobe 4ussn ess
ben ,Iapsiam bur& bic strabsn @ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
Die euise SauiiOn.

Sn ieiner @rtbeibiaunasrebs Dor
bem engliI6en Parliament sab Gbur.
dill 2lustunTt iiber bic Sablrsi6eu
WdberfOIss Der ensliiden Warine nab.
renb sr bisie Osrtpaltete. ipra6 bon Dem
i4lehtsn Iuseung alIer Grpebitioner,
ipie in 2lntperpen, in ben Sarpanellen
II. 7. IN. Oieies tribe Bib BON ben
RisOsrlusen Gnelanbs 81 Waiier unD
gu 2anbe Oeriu9t er gum ShluB nit
Der GrtIGrung auf5ubeaeu, bub Die
4uiirteu trobbem, burh 4ufreibung
Der Seeresma6t Der 8erbiinbsten, Sies
ger bleiben piirDsn. 9as III Der etpiae
&ebrreim a1er alIiirten alaaelieber,
Der etpige Wubu, ben lie anaeii9ts ibter
perSUsifelteu ausiihtsn beasn. I'm
mDslia lam bus ebrii6 ssmeint fsin.
Den Oerantportli9sn StsiI.n tunn
ntht Derborgeu ieiu, bab iis auf Sanb
bduen unb iie unterlieeen Der @nilaee,
baB iie ibre gGlter abiidtlih irrefiibs
rem. Sreilih, ipie lie rs6nen, tDnnfen
ibre Insaben gldubipiirbie iheinen,
aber bic Rednuna III sreifbar falfd.
Rad ibrer Sariteaung babsu bic perz
biinoeteu Seere idon brsi Millionen
Diaun DerIorsn unb iusnn lie in rpsit.e
rem 3ipei Jubren nod feds MiIIiouen
perliereu, bann finb feline 91mpfer
iibrie. Mas bis 2lGiizten an Reduur-
gen aufgeiftnt babeH IN als unpabr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
Ssrbien pirb baGb ni6t

Serbien mirb balb mid
msbr iein. Witt alien bpbtDnenper
Hebsnsarten babsn bic 4lliirten MIDI
bas Riuoeits Sur Rettuna Serbieni
getban unb pie erii6tli6 lit, maaer
fie aud gar teinen ernitlihen 8eriuA
aus Surdt, oab ibneu Der Riidsuq
iiber @rie6enlanb abaef1nitteu per-
ben tDnnte. 9lber felbit ipenn lie BARN
Hidts gu befiirdten bdtten, tOnnen IL
tsin geniigenb srobes Seer aufbrinsen
I'M an cine Hiiderpberung Serbiena
benten 5u tDnnen, benn bierSu tpdrer
jebt minbeltens cine Millipn unb ipG.
ter slpei Millioneu Mdnn notbpenDiq.
Sas iiberiteigt bic &rGfte Der 9laiirten.
bic, fpte aus ben Sepeihen berppr9ebt,
Die erDbte Wtiibs baben, bas Wororin'
gen Der Oeuti6en in Srantrei4 5il
perbinoern. 9asesen 1T flar 5u erie
ben, bab Seitfhlanb srobs Seere i'm
9altan unD in glfrita aur 9erfiiguna
bdben ipirb, ba es ii9 na4 Der Gin
nabme Don Riga auf bic Oefsniips be-
f9rGrten pirb. Wenisitens mare ni6t
peritdnbli9, lpelhen 3tped Elm tpeiterss
9orriiden in Rublanb baben
tDnnte. Was nod auf bieiem Sebiete
5u eriparten itsbt, ipGrs Elm 9orriidsu
dlf Sbeia ,ipas aber in Wirtli6teit
bios geIdeben ipiirbe, um bic Sultane
Ianber. reIp. bic StraBe nu9 gsppten
au fdiiben. Der san5e arieasplan
ldbt sriebsn, bab bic @erbiinostsn bas
Seft abiolut in SGnben babeu uno
bab bic 2llIiirten blos nod tGmpfen,
um bas Sdidial, bem lie nitt entete
ben tDnusn, abSupebren. Wir ssben
au, oab iie ben &riss big gum lsbtsn
Saud fortieBen perben. pa iis piffen,
pab lie bur6 lire Niebsrlage einsn
,ntfebliden @erluit erIsioen lpiirben.
Jrantreif uno Gnalano
pGren bann bios nod MGhte 5petten
Ranges. Mber bas tann an Der 5bdtz
iade ni6ts dnOsrn, bab lie untsrIisssn
iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

S.tretGr W u b po o pirb Dor
Der rspubIitanii9en publiSitGts sglHot
citation beihulbist oab er uuri6tia'
Iusnsiie iiber ben Stanb Der Dffent'
Iiden ssinanSen unterbreitst. Gr fon
ben ptrfiisbarsn 9darbeitdno Dee
S9abamts I'm so Miaionen Dollars
su bod angsesben baben. gDir po1sr
ilus ni6t fir bic 4nsaben Der glfoz
ctation perbiireen, aber bab ss mil
unisren 5inan5sn idledt beftsat 1T,
bebarf erii teiner llnterfuhuHa. Sds
1T ftpn aus Der Aotbtpenoiateit neuer
Stsuern, tpis Der S9aBamtssSs,rst
fie forbern pirb, 5u sriebeH. sSn bic
fer unbeitrsitbar.n 1batfads liest Der
I9pere @Drpurf fir bic abmint'trds
tion. Sisie bebauptet unermiSIid,
bab bic Ser. Stadten in 5olae beg
arieses in uneetu0bnltder gliitbs ites
ben, pGbr.nb iiberalI Elm bohit unbes
friebissnber 3uitanb, in Der Resisruua
ioipobl, ipis beim @olte ubipuItet. gs
III teiu gepsis Don WobIitanb, penn
bic Reeisrung, bic idon benz 8oItc
100 WilIionen Dollars 2risasiteuern
auferlegt bat, nod bunbsrte Wiuioren
me6r forbert; es III fsin getpeis bon
prosperitGt, tpenn grbeiter in arObem
Wabe, ipie es jsst Der Iall 1T, Be-
iaGftisunssIps iinb uno es III tein
9speis Don Woblitanb, tpsnn bus
Bolt fir ale Wanren bobe preiie be-
sablen mub. Riidii6t auf pas BOLT
pirbs ssbietsn, bieies bon boben
Stsu.rn, bobsn preiisn unb @rbsitss
lpiiateit gu befreien. 8as tOnnte qs.
i4e9en, tpenn bic Qusfubr bon 9riegss
material psrboten lpiirbs, absr es aee
ihi.bt nidt. Inn ben aaiirten' bic
pirtiamite Silfs su lsiiten. Die lie DON
iraenb elmer in Der Glidns itsbenben
Ratton erlan9en. Die Qbminiitrution
min bic @Giirten in bem Oerasbli6.r
Blame Der @ufrsibuna 9euti4Ianbs
unterItiissn unb in GoIae befien pirb
oas amsritanii6e 0plt bsitdnbis n.ue
Steuern be5a6len unb iih Die srObten
Gntbebrungsn auferlsgen miifsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
9okal.Dfrid)t
6aiesSau.

Wis in bisitn Spdlisn ans,beutsi.
ipurb.n in Der seitrigsn Sibuns b.s
.R,bs" Direttoriums bic Ssrr.n
Nusuii 6.rrmann unb Sarrp Sit
pb.ns gum prdfo,nten rsip. Gstr,ilv
bss aIubs siniiimmia ipiebtreripdblt.
Du SGupiling 5srsos abipeienb mar.
lpurbsn bic pldne besIsIbsn ,ur Der
iidrfune Der .giebs1 fir nddIie Sal
icn benz Dirsttorium unterbrsitsi uno
BON bieiem sutssbeibsn.
Str5os bsfinbst ii6 auf smIssr
Suhs nad sin.m linisbanbigsn
S6lsubern sriter alaTs. Der itin,m
alub in 1915 (nahbem 8snton Der
faaiD feblis, ipas llriads man6s,
Msbsrlaas ipnr. Inter ben lettiGb
rissn Rsiruisn, bic ii6 iiirs Dor gnbe
Der S1ifon aus unieraeorbneten Ct
gas gum 9isnfie mtlbettn, beianbtn
iid bic bsibsn ainssfliislsr GoIldbda
uno @,orss. bic inbsisn ibrs Jsutrs
probe i'm nd9ii.n WlGrS auf Der
llsbnnasitution NOD 3u beftetsn ia
ben. @sora.. Der in pnfsrsu GpisI,n
i'm bieiissn Rtblanp ;5isib uls qlus'
bslfer an Der 8atisris funsirts, idi,n
bds 3eug In ii4 ~ bnbsn. bn ois.
IN 5ufrisb,nfsIIfnbsr Weiis uustur
fIillen.
A)is psrIdui,i. murbs I'm Tirsitpi
rum beihlDiisn. bic ndHnidbrigs Gin.
ilbinsstoiir naA bem Giiben aui bi.
Dalltr bon bier Wcd<n 3u bri6ran.
Ten unb bic iiblihen GpIsis NIT pro.
ftIficnslltn stIubs auf Der giildrsiie
nad Ginriunuii sii uittrluiffH, ipss
ben Mdniasn bss 3dupiIinus tntl
iprt&t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

gngIii DE Seuhelsi unn
9rutuIitdt, bic mir ia i6on in bisisn
2unoe 10 iatper empfinoen, pirb ieBt
IN 9tnpenoung gsbraat, I'm Gris9eus
lamb auf bic Seite Der 9llliirten gu
bringsr. Ssm S0nis &pnitantin pirr
nit allen m0gIiden 0insen sebrpbt,
iosar nit Dem 8erIuit Ieinss sbronss.
iDenr sr iid niht fiigt. Der GSuie 1T
psr Gnii6t, oab gleutralitdt fir istn
2aub am Uortbeilbaftsiten mare uno
oieieIbe Soroe, Die 10 Dtel iber bic
ReutraIitdtsDerleBung BON 8elsien su
ldseH bate, ous feline NsutraIitdt
ieIbit uuf9egs6sn bate, min Grie6eHe
lamb nidt gsitatten, neutral su blsi>
ben. IS 1T ubsr ni4t gu bsfiir9ten.
bab bisis gini9ii6terungsD iiA
ais erfOlereia erfpeiieu rperbeu. Sic
iparen in 9uIsdrisn unb aud in Ru=
mdnien pergsblih. 9as Glsiche piro
aud in 8rie6enlanb Der 15aa Iein.
Bios in ben Der. Stuaten triumpbirt
englii6e grutalitdt. Die tleinIteu
Stdateu in europa bdben mebr Gtols
nuo m.br Gbrgsfiibl, dIs unier 2anD
,oer 6reien unp Der 5apfersn".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

Sn W a bington min man Elm
Seer BON @ebeimpoliSiitsn uufbieten
uno rieiige Summen Sur llnterbriits
fung Der 8eri9pOruna gegsn bic Rus
nitipnsfabriten oerpenoen. Sas 1T
nihts als Selboeri6nenbung. Das
iibsr bic 9eri6p0runs Osrlautet, berubt
auf ben 4usIagen Don apei S9urten,
betrsffs fpelber Der geroa6t bsqriiuz
bet 1T. oab iie nit sngIiidem @sIre
9ebuHseu fporoen iino, I'm unIere Res
gIsrung gum 5aB gegen Dsutidlano
ilHo Seitsrrei1 an5upsitidsn. Gua.
Lamp fiirhtet. baB ole Der. Staaten
ibm isin. Seeraubsrsi ni1t mebr
ldnge asitatten ipsrben, bpfft a6er
burd feline 8erbebuns e.gen pi. Der.
bilnbetsn infer 2anb bon tbattrdfti.
gem ginihrsiten abbalten All t6nuen.
Die @erisntuns Der v2uiitanid" III
aum 8orlpanb genommen ipprben, ben
Proteit gegen England polle neun
WloHate bindus5uiAisben rInb man ers
ipartst, bab tDenH iebt ettpas aufses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

bradt ipirS, mas Der grdiiOent a6erz
moIs gum 9orpono fir feline Saums
feIisteit nebrnsn iDnnte, Der Geerant
feline StDrune erleinen ipirb. Der
gifer, nit ipelhem unfere Resierura
bie9erfdpprunsseeIhihte dufnimmt,
labt erIebsn, hab Gnslanbs 9emiiben
in bieier 9iniidt nibt perseblib lit.
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3ipti irurberpolle 2dgt perlebisl
ipir an Der Wcrblss. Strdbltnpt
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Wantr 9ouienbe inb dber 5d'slenp
bsuiider Soloater. JmIller iptect
riidtsn iie an, NIT flinsenDtm spiel
Sn bas Sdsr3sn uno 1ollen abe
bintiH brobntsn BON 9tieuport per Dt
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grdgae. aitben uus pon lleotIlS'
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tdns: Wit nielnsn blalien JunesMs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
1ithOudJ, ben II. ssuuember 1915
Sn Ser Sa6regbpti6af

Sn Der SabresbOti4aft
bes praiibenten ptrb bic @eritGrtung
Der ameritaniI den Webrmdht bic srite
Steue einnebmen. lin bic Re9ts uno
ebre Der Der. Staaten in iplhsr WeiIe
Su bertbetotgen, fpie es isitens bes
yrdiibenten geidiebt. lit nidt Elm elm
5iaer Soloat unb ni4t Elm. sinaigss
8riegsid)iff notbpenbis. ..'..,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

Die bemptratti den 9arteis
fibrer baben fir bic nd9itjGbrigs
YrdiibentenpabI zine neus 4npreiiuna
WiIions erionnen. Sieie ioq in sinsm
tIeineH @ppsabsuB ieiner perIun be
1teben unb untsn bic Worts trnaen:
.0er grGBte aIIer Neutralsn." 9as
mare cine falide Daritelluns bss
Sbatbeitanoes. Die sinsis ri9tigs
Sni6rift mare: Der bette uuO
niiBlidite Jreunb Der @liirten,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

Die R dridt, bab RooIepsIt
ipieber als Observation-Disclosures
auftretsn tpirp, piebsrbolt iid nit iol>
der geitdnoieteit, oab man su bem
8lau6en perleitet tpirb, ettpas Wabres
oaran gu erbliden. 2lIs @eriudsfelb
ion Slinpis bienen. Sort tpdblt bas
Bolt Die Prdiiosntiaufts= =&anbibaten
nnb bic Progreiiipen treffen 9orbersi=
tungen, I'm Rouiepslt dIs 8eperbsr
anSumeloen. Die 4biiGt lit. fails er
bic 50 glettDralitimmen Don Sllincis
erbaIten iolte, ieinen Ramen Dor bic
Sonpention gu brine.n. Dieter Ylun
bat niht be minbeite Iusiidt auf Gr@
fole. ROuieoelt ltsst ihOn lanait auf
Dem politifden 5rlebbofe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

Sn ieinsr Rots on Gnalanb
iaet Der prdiiDsnt, buB bic euaIiffs
Slodaoe uueeieBlidb uub untpirtiam
lei. Ils 9lntlport oarauf bat GnsIanb
peridiebens lpeitere unseisslihe SonS=
Iunsen gesen Die Der. Staatsn bssan=
sn, ba ibm polIouf bspuBt III, oab es
nidts su befiir6ten bat, 10 lanse Wil=
ion prdiibent lit unb feline Note leDiss
lid als cine iSurmia9e betradtet.
Denn Der prdiibent Oieie SIsidsil=
tigteit blos aug Sob aeesn
Seuti6Iunb betunbet, 10 mub er bas
ran erinnert tperoen, bab ss ii6 nidt
I'm bieies. iunoern I'm unier eisenss
2anb banoelt, oefien Re6te oon gng-
lamb nit JiiBsn setretsn perbsn une
bsIen geoOItsruns ourd bic Gbiper@
ruua ieines SanbeIs nit nsutruIeu
Sdnosrn Die idperitsn 9erIuite err
leibet.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-19
BY z. b. Johns.

In announcing that the first years
training of the proposed Continental
army would consist exclusively OF
company drills, the Secretary of War
makes plain the difficulties that would
be encountered in securing a force of
even partially trained troops under
the volunteer enlistment system. With
only rudimentary instruction in com
pany tactics. the Continental army
would be very little better than a mob
from q military point of view.
A large army fights in divisions and
in corps. A company is only an ad-
ministrative unit and even IL the Con-
tinental army. as companies, were
drilled up to the highest state of er-
fciency. it would not be ready to take
the field against an enemy.
Under the system by which the Sec
rotary proposes TO bring into exist
ence the Continental army. the troops
would be trained first as company or
CARNATIONS. In the second year il is
hoped that they could be organized into
regiments. and in the third year inso
brigades. Under this plan. the divi-
sional organization would not be
reached, and at the end of three years
the Continental army BY military au-
thorities would be classed as recruits.
In the event of war II would re-
quire five OF six months to train the
army for a campaign
against an enemy which would Invade
the country with troops organized and
trained up TO the standard of France,
Germany. Austria. or any of the Flu
ropean countries with the exception
Of Russia It is reported upon the
highest authority that England has
adopted a policy of not sending re-
cruits to the fighting lines until they
have had a training of one year. Eng
lands experience on the western from
tier has convinced her military au-
thorities that troops with less than
n years training are not fit to send
against the army which the central
mowers have in the field.
Under such conditions. IL Is evident
that the first line OF the country's
land forces will consist exclusively of
The Washington herald., 1915-10-19
Jersey Speaks on Suffrage Today.

Men OF New Jersey will decide today whether
or rot to permit 10 vote OF the four
great States of the East which to pronounce
vcrdic;s upon the question of woman suffrage this
autumn, New Jersey speaks first. This is fate
iul day for the cause As the announcement in
favor Of it by President Wilson will have great
effect on the baloting in his own State, so would
victory in New Jersey influence masculine senti-
ment in the other States, justfying the hope of
the women who have made and arc making such
a determined fight that New York, Pennsylvania,
or Massachusetts may be won. But even if they
succeed in but one State that result must be re-
garded triumph, a tremendous advance to-
ward the conquest of the East. No doubt the
best chance of the women is in the first State to
vote, but in spite of the great impetus given the
cause by the public announcements of President
Wilson and majority of his Cabinet and the
:orccfui campaign made by the women, opposition
or the part Of the New Jersey political bosses
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the regular army. Neither the Con-
tinental army nor the organized mi
litia will he able to cope with the
European armies or the japanese
army without six months training.
Submarines and aeroplanes have much
in common. according to officers of the
navy who have served in the undersea
craft. When submerged the officers in a
submarine have many OF the same prob
lens to deal with that aviators do.
Navigation submerged may be COM
pared with the flight OF an aeroplane."
said Lieut.. c. y. Hinkamp. L. S. ". re-
Gently in describing his experience in the
undersea craft. lin all respects except
speed. and the density OF the substance
through which passage is made There
are, of course. holes In the water as
there are in the air. but there are cross
currents strata of different density and
other conditions to consider. A subma-
rine uses the diving rudders for submerg-
ing or raising in much the same manner
that hydroplane or aeroplane uses the
horizontal rudders 70 obtain the neces-
sary angles for raising or gliding.
Those who have observed an areo-
plane in flight have. no doubt. noticed the
rolling of the machine. This is apparent
In puffy wind. In a submari ne. run
nlng submerged. We have the same con-
ditions. IL the water on the surface is
rough. A submarine rolls slightly at
depth of fifty feet il the surface IL very
rough. but practically all motion is lost
at a depth OF seventy-five feet. During
the recent maneuvers in the English
Channel. however. commanding officers
of submarines reported that II was diff
cult to find a depth al which there was
no motion. This i readily understood. as
the waters in that vicinity are somewhat
shallow and the ground swells can be
felt quite near the bottom.
Depth is maintained by using the
diving rudder. As soon as the boat Is
inclined downward the plane of the deck
gives n large surface for the water to act
on. and the power delivered to the pro-
pellers may be resolved into two compo-
nents, the horizontal. driving the boat
a bead. and the vertical. driving the boat
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may be too strong to be overcome The State
has its full share of politicians who win resist
feminine invasion of the polls to the limit as
Threatening TO injurc pleasant and profitable in
dustry. 1t is reported too. that big business in
terests have had a hand in the campaign. pointing
to the experiences of corporations in the suffrage
States of the West argument why votes for
women are undesirable Il
While the women are confident and cite figures
in support of their optimism, the majority of both
the Democratic and Republican county chairmen
predict defeat today for the equal suffrage amend
ment to the Constitution, though estimates of the
vote vary widely. II defeat comes-and it is more
than possible-it will be disappointing. but prob
ably not vastly surprising. to the suffragists 1t
is quite certain they will not be discouraged and
the invasion OF the East will be continued with
undated Vigor.
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/ downward The amount of the vertical
component of the power delivered is con-
trolled entirely by the diving rudders.
The hull is So built that normally there
Is a tendency for the boat to rise brought
about by the angle OF the hull and the
unbalanced pressures caused by Unequal
ity in the area Of the surface on the
bottom % the boat and on the top OF the
boat This tendency must be counter
acted by trimming of the vessel and the
action of the diving rudders. In some
designs of submarines there are hydro
planes. forward driving rudders and
other devices 10 perform the same work.
the difference being in diving at an angle
or on an even keel"
Capt. George V. II. Mosley. First Cav
airy. who has been stationed at San
Diego. Cal. for some time. has reported
for duty on the General staff About
two years ago. when Capt Mosley was
serving on the General StaT, he was
appointed on q committee for the reor-
ganization OF the army and National
Guard into tactical divisions. and has
been called to Washington to assist in
the preparation of a similar organization
for the proposed Continental army. Capt
MOsley has served in Europe for a num-
her Of years as military attache. where
he witnessed the mobilization OF the ar
mics OF all the great powers and made a
study OF their organization. He is re
gsrded as one of the authorities on army
organization
Lieut. Edwin NJ. Watson has reported
for duty as aid TO the President. Dur
ing the food at Galveston Lieut.. Watson
was serving with the Twenry-eIghth In
fantry and was with his regiment at
Vera Cruz