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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-11
PRECAUTIONARY

PRESBYTERIAN
18th st. chapel. bet. Adams and
Proctor. Bible school. 10 a. IN, d.
L. SOltaue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-11

First Methodist church. So. sth
and G. Delmer II. Trimble, minis
ter. Services 1890 a. m. and 1880
p. m. Special music. S. s., noon;
Epworth League. 6:15 D. m.
Question box | nevening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS
Hoard Furnishes City
Attorney with Data Concern
Ing ChcSnpenkc Hay Line.

Engineer NJ o. liankins, chief Of sur
vcy VI annexed territory, submitted to
the Administrative Board the plan and
profile showing the grades OF all streets
crossing the tracks of the Richmond
and Chesapeake Fay Railway. between
Racon's Quarter Eranch and the north
crn corporate limits of the city. The
plan was requested by city Attorney
Pollard preliminary To the institution
of court proceedings against the COM
pany to force them TO bring their tracks
TO grade.
The board ordered the plan and pro-
file referred to the City Attorney al
once for his information, that steps
may he taken To have it's orders car
ricd out. The railroad has been oppos-
ing the lowering of tracks on the
ground that il has a title i'm fee simple
to the land. and that ii would be an
unnecessary hardship on the road at
this time. since IL has never proved a
moncy-making success. The City At
torncy is expected TO Institute court
proceedings In tn" next few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Welfare Exhibit
WMOpen To-Day
Governor Stuart and Mayor
Ainslic to Speak This
afternoon.

The teachers and school children of
Virginia are especially invited TO visit
the social welfare exhibit OF the South
crn Sociological Congress. which Will
be opened TO the public in the armory
OF the First Virginia Regiment. Sew
enth and Marshall Streets. this after
noon at o'clock. No admission will
be charged. The exhibit will continue
all next week until Thursday night, the
hours being from 10 o'clock in the
morning until 10 O'CLOCK, at night.
Governor Henry G. Stuart and Mayor
George Ainsic will deliver addresses
OF welcome AT the formal opening This
afternoon. AS viii pr. Douglas =. Free
man. DIR. j. ~. G. Chandler, Superintcnd-
ent of Richmond Public Schools, and
Charles l.. Weaver. executive OF the
Richmond Boy scouts. DR. Is. W. Brown.
of the United States Public Health Ser
vice. Will respond on behalf OF the
Southern Sociological Congress.
The display includes exhibits OF NJ
ty-thrce different organizations afiliat-
cd with the sociological congress, such
as the american Medical Association.
American Red Cross. National Better
Babies Association, the National Con
sumers League, the Trinity Church
House Housing Commission. the Amer
lean Union of Churches and Schools for
the Feeble Minded
In addition. there Will be exhibits
showing the work OF the Rockefeller
Foundation in connection with the fight
against the hookworn, and also dis
play from the American Union OF
Churches
This Is the first time that tho en-
tire exhibit has been assembled to-
Eether. though parts of il have been
shown elsewhere, There will be much
in the display to interest and instruct
children, while teachers and others en-
gagged In educational work should de-
rive substantial benefit from what they
see.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
END INSPECTION TOUR
Officials nf Interstate Commerce Com
mission Go Over Lines OF Chcsu-
pcnkc md Ohio Hallway.

James i. Nelson and Il. NJ. Thomas,
members of the valuation committee
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
have just returned TO Richmond from
accompanying Il party of Interstate
Commerce Commission officials on "a
tour Of inspection over the company's
lines. The tour, which was started
from this city, consumed five days, and
was made in a private car.
The inspection trip was in the ma
ture of Il preliminary survey prior to
the starting Of actual work on deter
mining by government officials the
value of the Chesapeake and Ohio'S
property devoted to- the use of the
public. The party representing the
Interstate Commerce Commission Was
composed of T.. +. Wcndt. member of
the engineering board; g. II. Spencer.
district engineer: John Reed, field en-
ginccr: Charles keemlc. assistant field
engineer: j. ". Zisgcn. valuation attor-
ncy, and c. $. Cunningham, assistant
valuation attorney, all with headGuar-
tcrS in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
SOUTH SIDE Is ALARMED
OVER MANY BURGLARIES
Latest Report Is Theft of Ring From
Finger of Young Woman
While She SIccDs,

With series of burglaries staring
hem in the face. detectives yesterday
were securing the South Side in an eff
Tort To find some cl1c which would
Lad To the discovery of the guilty per-
son or persons. Particular attention
was paid to the report that Miss Es-
tellc Moody. nineteen years Old. daugh-
ter of John II. Moody. of 1917 Everett
Street, had been attacked by a burglar
at an early hour in the morning while
lying in he'd with her sister
Detective ScrgcantS Willy AMI Bailey
arc working on the case. but have
made no Roadway. Miss Moody. sleep.
ing with her sister, Lorrinc. seventeen
Juggling at her hand She felt her
ring slipping from her finger. but he
fore she could give thu alarm, the
burglar graspcd her 10y the throat. He
then ran 20 the window. climbed to tho
porch roof and jumped to the ground.
Mrs. Moody heard the noise and came
to the aid of her daughter. firing twice
1T the fleeing figure.
Mr. Moody early Yesterday morning
found the ring laying midway between
the heel marks made by the burglar
in his leap to the ground.
Three other attempted burglaries
We're reported 10 the police Yesterday
The complaints were received from J.
Mrs. t.. y. Angel. OF 2ls East Eleventh
street and Mrs. James Carter. Of 2lS
East Eleventh Street
Early this week the home OF AIS,in
g. Vincent. directly opposite that OF
the Moodys'. was robbed by a burglar
who made his entrance through "A lower
window.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS
Fourteen Firms md IndiyiJu,i,, Ana,
mohed In Court Inv Dnmyiiic.
InnpcctOr I,ruur,s

rhc,ory INSPECTOR j. Il. Cllucdinst re-
ported to Labor Commissioners poh.r,,
Yesterday that hc has caused warrants
TO be sworn out against fourteen Dan
vie firms and individuals. charging
them with violations OF statutes req,
uiatine the employment OF labor
Violations OF the chtld-labor laws are
charged against r. r. prltcict, u p
rogers, G. l.. Lumpkin. Miles Grocery.
y. GreenberG Son. Market Grocery
company. j. w. iarraway. II. O. Jones,
Mcfalls Drug Company and J. 6. cas-
sell Salvo's, Incorporated. and Haruy-
pcrEers' incorporated. are charged
with breaking the law requiring storrs
to provide seats for their employees
Violations of the tcn-hour law are
charged against Farley " Aslin and
J,nes's Bakery.
rho cases have been set for trial ON
October "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
CENTRAL STATE HOSPITAL
MAINTAINS ITS RECORD
States Institution for Colored In
sane Has Been Greatly Inn
proved and Enlarged.
PER CAPITA COST is SfOO.ss
General Health of Patients Is Good,
Though Increasing Numbers Are
Admitted With Senile or Congcni-
tai Deficiencies, Says Report.

Reports covering the operation of the
Central State Hospital ut Petersburg
for the fiscal year ending September so,
l"l6. filed yesterday with Governor
stuart by DR.. w. T.. Drewry. Supcru-
tcndent. show the institution to be in
tirst-class condition, both from the
standpoint of the general health of
the 1.1S3 patients and financially.
The favorable condition of the iusti-
,ution's business affairs is attributed by
Dr.. Drewry in large part to the far
sighted and liberal action of the recent
General Assembly. which made gen
erous appropriations for npkeep and
improvements. In the course of the
year many much-nccded alterations.
improvements and additions have been
made TO tho grounds and buildings.
At the first of the year the hospital
had 1883 patients. During the year.
$40 new patients were admitted. bring
ini; the total enrolment 20 2.32?. Dis
charges, escapes and deaths reduced
his number by 5iG, leaving 1,IS3 in
the hospital ut the end OF tho fiscal
year This number Is an increase Of
thirty patients over the total enroll
nent at the end Of the preceding fiscal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
HORACE SMITH SPEAKS
Delivers Interesting Address Before
Members of Telephone Society
OF RIchmOnd.

The Telephone Society OF Richmond
held its regular monthly meeting at
Sticm'S Hall on Broad Street last night,
the speaker OF the evening being Hor-
ace T.. smith, secretary of the Rich
mond Rotary club.
Mr.. Smith gave an interesting talk.
which was much enjoyed by the sew
cral hundred telephone employees
present.
The Telephone Society OF Richmond
is composed of all male members Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company. American Telephone and
Telegraph Company and the Western
Electric Company. Monthly meetings
are held for the purpose Of getting
together and discussing important mat
tcrs in connection with the develop
mcut of the telephone business. L. y.
Blantz is president of the society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Wilson Admirers
Help Swell Fund
Total Sent In to The Times
Dispatch Has Reached
SI,I03.

Making generous response to tho APP
peal of the National Democratic Conn
mttee. through the columns of The
Times-Dispat for funds with which
TO further the campaign of the Demo-
cratic party in the doubtful states OF
the North and West. supporters of the
President in Virginia have sent TO this
paper voluntary contributions amount
ing TO Sl.l03.GO. Much of 1t has been
contributed through Secretary Brena-
man. of the State Democratic Commit
tee, TO whom ii had been sent by adj
mirers of President Wilson in various
parts of the state. More OF it, how
ever. has been forwarded direct to the
paper
The Times Dispatch urges those who
have not yet contributed. and who
wish to do so, To send in their contri-
buttons at the earliest opportunity,
since the day of election is now only
n few weeks of. Headquarters of the
Democratic party has announced its
purpose To wage Il vigorous campaign
until the day the polls open.
Contributions yesterday were:
ASH ...... ....'......S %
Charles w. Abbott. ........ 90
Glaucus y. Bryant Through
Mr.. Brcnaman. ........... 90
Received yesterday ......S Z 90
Previously acknowledged. 81, o96 60
Total to date. sl.l0s co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
HEAR CASE TO-DAY
&. H. Gregory Faces Charge of At
tcniptin. to Assault Mrs.
Nellie Ibnnnister.

&. II. Gregory, of 1923 West Cary
street, Will he given Il hearing this
mormin.; in Police Court on "a charge
Of attempting to assault Mrs. Nellie
EanniStcr, III East Marshall Street.
The alleged offcnse was committed on
Tuesday night.
Gregory, who is "a motorman, was ar
faigncd yesterday. but owing to the In
ability OF Commonwchlth's Attorney
Wise 10 he present, the case was post
pon"d. Gilbert Is. Pollock represents
the accused. who denies the charge.
lie expects TO prove an alihi. with his
wife as one OF the principal witnesses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
,,d. uc,c-r.d IN ,:pr,uc.r

The Administrative Board yesterday
referred to City Engineer Boiling for
and report the bids received
for the construction of sewer in
Brook Avenue. from the Bacon's Quar-
ter Irance to Bacon Street and i'll Ia
con Street from Grown Avenue to Oak
Street. Bids were also received Tor
the spall paving Of several alleys, ana
referred TO the department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
HEALTH or PATIENTS
MAS MEYER nI:l"IE,R

While the general health of the pa
ticnts was never better, reports Dr.
Drewry, il is noticeable that in recent
years an cvcr-iucreasnS number or
patients have been admitted who. be-
sides having some type of insanity, are
also conccnital mental deticicnts
Many of the patients. he points out,
arc also scnic and physical dcSener-
ateS.
The hospital DR.. Drcwry reports, has
been unable. for lack Of funds, to Sc
cure :, trained laboratory man to carry
on systematic experimental studies of
the diseases affecting the patients adj
mitted to the institution. Early in the
year n capable young man was secured
for the laboratory Investigations, but
he soon left to do the same work in
a more lucrative field. SO far, this
vacancy rcmaiudS untitled.
"Considering that there has been
most OF the time only three assistant
physicians" Dr. Drewry adds, the
clinical work and the adm strativc
duties in connection with the medical
department have been we'll done. and
commend them for their good work"
In difficult cases. particularly those
of n surgical nature, the hospital staff
has had the assistance of prominent
Richmond and Petersburg surgeons,
DIR. Drcwry mentions gratefully in this
connection Drs. II. stuart MacLean and
4. l.. Herring. OF Richmond. and Drs.
J. c. Osborne. T.. w. Haines. j. Il.
Jones, II. \. Burke and s. G Dodd, of
Petersburg.
The per capita cost of caring for the
patients AT the Central state Hospital.
DR.. Drewry reports, was S1o9.SS for
the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
ThIc,c. Loo, Pay stations.

Complaints that thieves are doing
considerable damage 10 telephone pay
stations have been made to the police
by George Black, manager of the local
office Of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company. Three stations
have been robbed within "a week They
were located in the Richmond post
Office. Southern stock Yards and Broad
Street Baseball Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Miss nrn,Inu visit, Mrs. White,

Mrs. Thomas Whttct Of Clutter PARK
who was knocked down on Wednesday
by an automobile IN front OF Beth
Ahabah Synagogue, where she sings in
the choir. is recovering from her In
jurics. Among her visitors N-esterda,.
was Miss Sophie Braslau. tho noted
soprano soloist. who SANK, in 'hc Phil
harmonic concert on Wednesday, night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

City Engineer Boiling was directed
by the Administrative Board yesterday
to repor, "A final estimate of all work
that has been completed 10y his depart
ment, and all work 10 lac completed no,
later than December 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

NJ. V. BollinGcr. charged with ped
ding cattle without II license. was ac-
quilted In the liustiugs Court ycSter-
day. the evidence failing to prove that
he made Il houSc-t house canvass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Dismissed by Crutchne1d.

Police Justice Crutchneld yesterday
dismissed the cases OF y. Simon and
James popas. arrested earlier in the
week for dispensing soft drinks at
their places Of business on Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
Two Fined for rru.itx

NJ 4. Powers, charged with cruelty
10 horse. was Aned $40 and costs yes
.erdnN Ia P"iic" Court. Harvey staples.
colorcd, received the same nnc fn, -
similar oircuso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

Sallic Hrindley, cnlorcd, viii answer
this morning in Police Court to a
charge Of permitting a vicious goat to
rnnm al iMrEc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

black, white and pop
ular colors, $3.50 a
pair.
IMPORTED NOV
ELTY KID GLOVES,
with con tr a S t ing
welts, in exclusive de-
signs, $3.50 a pair.
WASHABLE CAPE
G. l. 0 V E S, in tan.
pearl, Newport. black
and white, $1.25 a
pair.
G r A Y M o CHI \
GLOVES, very select
skins, excellent wear
ing qualities, S1.50 a
pair.
First Floor, West.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
CCZlny dZieCi naSZe CZytaC
pisaC / movie 20 pOlsku.
K0dZie P0dW0dne.

Wobec zapowiedzianej przez
Niemcy Rampant morskiei,
w kt6rej g}6wna role odgry-
wac beda nury czyli '1odzie
p%odwodne, Me zaszkodzi VIE
dziec cos tych wrogach no.
Woczesnych kolos6w NOR
skich. Publiczno6ci czytaj4cej
bardzo wielka Geese nigdy To-
dzi %podwodncj ME widzia}a,
vice naturalnie una pojecie
bardzo n;edok}adne, jezeli
ME wprost fa}szywe O tych
rzeczach. Bardzo szczeg0fowo
opisa} nury autor artyku}u
ma ten temat W peryodyczuem
piSmie francuskicm lie Cor
respondent"
Nur jest z zewnatrz podo-
bny do pewnego rodzaju sta
lowego wagonu, d}ugoSci cd
$50 do 800 stop, zwezajacy
sic ma obu ko6cach j opatrzo-
ny W ster i szruby tax UREA
Ozone, re fodz ma wolnosc
poruszania sic W kierunkach
r6znych. Pamietac nalezy, zc
nur must zanurzac sic wy.
nurzac woody, p}ynac ma pc.
wierzchni i ~podwoda, i to ma
g}ebokoscl wyrachowanej po-
dug wymaga6 danego wy
padku.
Sciany }odzi So CRUDE i
slime, ably zapewni4y nalezy-
ty odp6r ogromnemu cisnie-
niu woody. Motory poruszaja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
z P0la Walk.

Z ~pzzyiemnoscia przycho-
dzi nam zaznaczyt, re forteca
Verdun pomimo wsciek}ych
atak6w niemcow utrzymala
size. Gazety z ostatniego ty.
godnia przynios}y nam via.
domo$c wprost ME do uwie-
rzenia. Zaciete walki pod wy.
lei w~spomnana forteca 20
wzieto ma rozkaz cesarza i
nastepcy tronu, wbrew "a
dom powag w~ojskowych. In.
mems s}owy, genera}owie ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09

akt ekspiacyi, zadosycuczy-
nienja. Mkt nam polakom
ME zarzuci prostej checi zem-
sly, n~iesprawied]iwego sadu,
jezeli my wyznamy, re tego
zadosycuczynienia oczekujc.
my. Ich zadosycuczynienie
i kara "a zbrodnic bed>je po~
czatkiem sprawied]iwozcj, ma
kt6rasmy d}ugo, cie1pliwic,
bolesnie mad wyraz czekall
przesz]o wick poi. Pereat
mundus, fiat justitia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09

liwem nawet jest, re nar6d
wiekszoscia jest "a podobnem
ostrzezeniem. All kongres,
ami nar6d ME posiada wiado-
mosci, kt6re prevalent ma W
reku, i ma mocy kt6rych kie-
rule polltyka miedzynarodo-
wa. Vice nar6d, a tembardziej
kongres, W obecnem prZyk-
rem po}ozenju powinien STAG
po stronie prezydenta a pre-
civ rzadowi obcemu. Dz!sia!
w}asnie MA sic odbyc gloso.
wanie w kongresie wzgledem
stanowiska kongresu W tel
sprawie.
We srode nadesz}a wiesc,
re Meksyk ma mice jeszcze
jedna rewolucye. ia kt6rt!
czele stanie Felix's Diaz, bra
tanek poprzedniego prezy~
denta. Carranza tymczasem
przenosi swa stolice Il miejsca
ma miejsce. ku gfebokiemu
niezadowoleniu naszego rZa-
du. Rzeczywiscie po}ozenie
Stan6w Zjednoczonycl must
sic przedstawiac dose g}upio
" sasiedztwie tych morderstw
i zamieszek tuz PREY naszei
granicy. My zas pozujemy
pred swiatem jake mi}ujacy
porzadelz W spokoju, Tymcza-
sem kazdy kiwa gfowa po-
wtarza ciagle jedno i to sa-
mo: many pok6j ME dlatego,
zesmy SLIM ale pomimo ma
szej ogromnej s}abozci. Pie
Made ma nova rewolucya
podobno dali przemys1owcy
ameryka1scy.
Demokratom bedzie mia
wiadomosc, re Bryan posta-
nowi4 STAG pc stroi,it Wjlsona
Ia %konwencyi W St. Louis.
Me bedzie vice roz1amu W
partyi saroei. Ty]ko lyle spra'
via n;epewnosci, co zazna-
czy}y pisma tutejsze, zeBryan
SAM, Wledzac o uporczYWych
pog}oskach co do stosunku
lego do Wilsona. sam ME "a
bier2e g}osu, by uspokoic u
mys1y demokrat6w lecz po-
zwala innym rozsiewac rome
pog}cski. Cstatnia pogfoske Q
zgodzie powt6rzy4y pisma tu-
tejsze iako pocEodzaca z dob.
rych zr0del.
NJ. J. G..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
MASH AGENCI

Upowaznieni So do kolektowania
abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepujacy
nasi agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON. Nebr. Michal Mendyk
BRENNAN. Tex. Kasper Kowalski
EREMOND Tex. A. "A. Klotz
FRIED. N. D., A.. A. Kaiser.
GRENVILLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN, Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOkE. Pa. FIR. Jab}onski
LEO, MINI. Mateusz Bilski
OAK HILL. Mich. st. Pogorzelski
WARSAW, N. D. Teodor Wysocki
WILNO. MINI. FIR. Badzihski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09

Zell ZaS SZklefkO ma samym
wierzchu rurki peryskopu jest
zamglone Tub, w niekt6rych
wyjatkowych wypadkach g}eb
szcgo zanurzenia, ono znika
pod woda, wtenczas nur ME
Jest W stanie zadnej szkody
wyrzadzic, poniewaz ME moze
sic orycntowaG, n1epodobno
brac cclu i kierowac pocisku
t~orpedowego.
Liczba tych pocisk6w tor
pedowych jest bardzo ograni.
czona, azeby zbytecznie ME
oborczac dclikatnej i ma}e]
1odzi %podwodnej. Zwykle "a
pas ME przenosi dzjesieciu
torped. Torpedo jest jakoby
ma}a }odzia podwodna, kt6ra
posiada pewien zspas w}asnej
silly: ma bowiem mechan1cZ-
ne urzadzenie, kt6re operu]e
szruba umieszczona zupe4n1e
tax, jak u okretu zwyk4ego.
Przedni zas koniec torpedy
jest ostry i de]ikatny, tax re
"a lekkiem dotknieciem po~
woduje eksplozye, kt6ra roz~
sadza box okretu atakowane-
go.
Srodki obronne przeciw
nurom, jake stosowano W o.
becnej wojnie So rome. An
glicy otoczyli brzegi swej wy.
spy, jake tel brzcgi Francyi,
szeregiem sieci stalowych, W
kt6re rzeczywiscie schwytano
znaczna liczbe }odzi podwod~
nych. Okret wielki p}ynacy
szybko ma powierzchni woody.
jezeli VEGAS zauwazy nur kur'
sujqcy 1gotujacy sic do napa-
du, moe 60 }atwc dopedzic,
wpasc ma niego i zatopic.
Wiemy doskonale jak trudno
jest utrzymac cos ruchomego
pod wodaw pozycyi niezmien-
mel. Ma morzu zas, gdzie wa
~ ogromne i prady podwod'
ne ciagle sic zmieniaja, mo
zemy wystawic sobie l. jakq
trudnoScia przychodzi wyce'
lowa5 akuratnie torpedo, pre-.
civ statloWi szybko idacemu.
Wy]ev:ano tez ma szerokiej
pr%zestrzeni mora ogromne
masy oleju. kt6ry utworzy}
pow4oke ia powierzchni wo"
dy i, gdy nur~ sic zanurza1 O.
lei, osiadaiac IA szkle perry
skopu,. uniemozliwia} zocze':
ME i trzymanie M -widok o.
ktet6w nadchodzacych.
Ogromna liczba okret0w
zatopionych b%ynajmniej ME
oznacza, re zatopienia doko-
na}y lodzie. podwodne. Me
bezpiecse6stwa ma morzu pod
czas wojny So przer6zne, i W
p%or6wnaniu do }odzi podwod-
nych inne sposoby wojowania
So r6wnie skuteczne. Jedynie
to %przemawia "a nurami, re
moga sic dosyc szybko pre-
nosic z jednego miejsca ma
drugie i dzialaja ia szerokiem
morzu, gdzie niepodobno min
zak}adae.
z Pola Walk.