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grcss've foreign trade policy. by which they
have protited largely, while the United Statos
has been content to leave its foreign trade
tC the separate and sometimes antagoniBtic
efforts Of individuals and to the arbtrament
OF chance.
American organization is needed TO meet
foreign organization. for no individual can
hope TO cope with the amalgamated resources
of Il nation The Webb bill missed passage
al the last session only because tho time was
too short. it has been argued and debated
sufficiently to inform Congress and the coun-
try OF its every feature, and there should be
no further delay in making it law.
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To the Editor Of The Times I,ispa'ch: ,
81 dfors sATs Es1 *s %SE Sss
scnSerntns It, it is mos, ' rearHaoie doea
ment from 20 high source. lie states that
the interest Of ,'lora! scif-government" and 70
snS t" tho sae
the Ere:tcst power and the creates, opp2itunily
nc ihonld have GOV overookeG the Woman >mer,:
can stiSsm wh% nmhcr HI. plea fSr STATS, e.
dvdual liberty Is there no, higher sp
S e haa big of law e
preted by the not wholly accepted doctrine OF
written: Beyond all question. the true rule
under the national cons'!tntinn Is that AM
can be no States, rights against human reh;<:
Does legislation for human rights eve. truly
cndanEcr states rights?
rSpuhliicasn form of goySrnnsm, whish imrl'ea
possible, consis,on, with public, safety The
right Of state to protect itself from legisia;
des;ruetiSe Of its sivxaton ''T is assumed in
our national Constitution ltu, should stat.
women politically cns!ayed for any such reason:
to, : repnbi'San FORM OF sovernmsH, is IDEAL
it.goTe err which Mr Tucker i: 20
have permanent interest in ard attachInen, to
tho sn sutS sAo %n ye trs rsn N
frase. The doctrine OF states rights had it's
men1 Of race es Of ii,ers '' slave Wa forced
upon US after the heat and passion Of war
tutonal restrictions 10 protect themselves frnn
suffrage dangerous TO public safety l;ut Will
enlightened men assume now that the enfran-
chisement of tho mothers. wives and daughters
is Il similar menace?
Besides. the Federal amendment for suffrage
does not directly create voters III operates
directly the citizen" SO the Federal
amendment would not directly cufranchisG the
of the South. but il would merely
that the right Of suffrage should be denied
them because they are women. The voters
would then, US nov: be subject TO tho restr!c-
tions placed upon them by the State for it's
public safety''-such as the literacy test and
tho payment OF the poll tax: Human rights
The restriction no" operative in most OF
the states is unjust and arbitrary that it
never persist against enlightened public
opinion II is Uncomfortable that any champion
OF states rights should advocate the right OF n
State to violate human rights by tho separation
Of voters from nonvoters along the linc of sex.
Is not suffrage for n lava biding, Intelligent
individual fundamental to local elf-fovern-
mcnt"? MARY POLLARD CLARKE.
Richmond. November IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Marina Case Blows Oypr

Nf/HAJhEER further Investigation NAV
w SLOW as 10 the details of the Marina
case, 1t can hardly be doubted that the Ger
IN communication eliminates at least the
prohablill! OF serious complications growing
our OF that incident. In admitting the sink
hG or the Marina and expressing willingness
10 maze repatriation, in case it is established
me snip was not engaged in the British
transport service. Germany tacitly confirms
hof engagement TO follow the ruling laid
down in the Sussex case. And in asking this
government for fell information AS to tho
character OF the Marina. 1t puts the burden
OF proof on this country
II must also be admitted that the ina hi,i.y
81 the state Department TO reply at once m
VIC herman inquiry to the peacefu or
heiIigerent nature Of the Marina further
strengthens the contention Of the subma rine
coninahdtr' who reported that he sunk the
amp because he believed she was q trans
port ci course. it is the duty Of submarine
commanders to inform themselves before
they launch an attack, and in the end th,s
strict principle will be relied on when the
question OF settlement Is passed on But
inc prlma tacic status of the Marina-yhich
'hh government is not able to overcome now
removes the incident from the class of
those which, it was feared had convicted
German. Of a deliberate intent to violate
the agreement reached after the attack on
tbs Sussex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
On The Upgrade

THIS cltys bank clearings Tor last month.
! limiting them strictly to the Richmond
Clearing House totaled $l0",3S$,l34 new
high record which illustrates the solid and
continuing prosperity of this section. If the
cleaTinss OF the Richmond Reserve Bank
and Of the Richmond Country Clearing AS
ISOLATION be added. the total fer Novcm Der
is 1884 So t.63i. II s not necessary, how
ever, TO consult tho record OF bank ccarings
to discover Richmouds commercial and
manufacturing prosperity. That healthful
condition is reflected in every store and in the
CHEEKY confidence oar people display. Aud
there is no indication OF decline.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
The Voice Of the People
Beucnts Of Torrcn- Inv.

To tho Editor 0f The Times Dispatch:
Sir-Our Representatives. from i.oudcun
County were. by some ,ncans. influenced to cN-
empt Loudoun from tho benefit of the rorrcns
law and gave tho board of supervisors the
authority /? adopt or reject It, have men
toned the law TO two of the supervisors who
say they never heard of H. In my opinion. or
so far AS am informed. this Is the most hcnc-
fetal law enacted by the last Legislature Or
subsequent ones. as /, affects all land holders.
from the planter with his broad acres 10 the
laborcr in his humble home. aud secures TO all
undisputed possession OF their homes.
J. t. c.
Round INN. Va. Novembcr 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Shakespeare Day by Day.

For the police novice: The most pcaccable
way for YOU II YOU do take thief. is to let
him show himself v hat he Is and steal out OF
your con!pany."Much Ado About Nothing ILL., g.
For the modern philosopher:
"a man In All tho worlds new fashion planted
That hath a mint of phrases in his brain"
Loves Labor's Lost, /. /.
For him vho cndurcs much:
why should II man. whose blood is warm within
SIT like his SrandSirc cut in alaba.ter?"
Merchant of Venice l. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Christmas ShoppipE.

DO your Christmas shopping carly,
Gentle friend.
Don't bctray ill-manncrs surly.
Which Offend.
Have L thought or two for others
Fathers. sisters, mothers. brothers
Whom a careless habit smothers,
AS they vCnd.
Rise up carly in the morning.
Whom you'd buy;
Slothfui case with vigor scorning.
Though you sigh:
Get that diamond ring for Mary
She'll no longer no contrary,
But TO your arms. all unwary,
She will ny.
Get those skates for little Freddie,
And the drum;
If YOU don't. YOU know. he said he
Would be glum.
Get those gloves and things for sister
You'd be sorry if YOU missed her
Write cut checks till there's a blister
On your thumb
And the same advice give you.
Ladies fair;
Haste Il bit: I'm positive YOU
Want TO share
Every single Christmas blessing;
SO take care you're not distressing
Other folks-jcy dispossesslng-
Yes. beware!
Do your Christmas shopping early:
DO It fast:
Don't await tho hurlyburly
or the last.
Draw draft on Christmas. jolly,
With it's miStlctoc and holly;
Nail your ancient. lazy folly
To the mast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
To-DnJ's Beat innd-PIcked Jol,

One battalion OF the local territorisls had
challenged another to sham tight. The
ae!enders tooK possession OF a magnificent posi-
ton on cinder heap overlooking the six feet :
wide river. To make themselves secure they
blew up the only bridge by simply posting
UP Il notice TO say they had done SO.
Imagine. then. their Indignation when they
saw the enemy calmly crossing the bridge. cyerv
man holding his rife his head with one
arm and waving tho other frantically In front
OF him.
Here say. you know" called out the can
tain of the defenders angrily. You can't cross
that bridge. Can't you sec it's supposed TO be
blown up
lhats All right replied the attacking SCR
Seaht' calmly. We're not crossing the bridge
Can't YOU see wc'ro supposed to be swimming? o.
--Tit-Bits.
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"ASpccts OF the Infinite MISTER" ~,

'voIsc y IoFdoM. Noue!lton MIN
ilil To, Boston and New York
The aUthor tells us that thc ,ni,,,,,.
u somewhat Of tho nature of u con.
i"sSl"n OF tnith--u consciousness nf
new feelings and a now mood of The
spirit toward tho c;or-al wonder ma,
thG OBJECT Of All taith The unity.
"e" 'hI"urh"nt Is that the good
Is the inevitable quest Of Inc bnn,,r
apirt This idea pcryados tho cn,irn
discussion and. corfcascdly. is ,h,. con,
mon possession of Greek philosophy ms
represented hy Plato as Aristotle. and
'n' "a" ;.hh the Ncw 'r"stamcuts. bcin:.
~" possession of all great insight into
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Queries and Answers
WHATEVER YOU WANT TO KNOW,

The Times-DIspatch has established general
Information Bureau ut Warrington. ID. c., for
the sreciac PURPOSE OF furnishing my reader
with authoritative information on nny .ubtcct
at any time from the unparalleled resources of
tho various Federal government departments.
and the great librory of ConEress Ynu ,ra In
>ited TO make free uSe of this service. There 4.
charge of amy sort except a .-cent stan,n for
return postnEe. State clearly whit you want to
know. write your nnne and nddrcns pIajnlv
and always send Jour letter o our wn.btnrtnn
ONCE nnd not 10 hichmond. Addressed as fol-
IoWki
The rlmes-Dispntch reformation Bureau
metropolitan Bank building, Washington d. C.
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IInInigrnnf InNncctnr

J. H.. Charlotte. " C.---Thc position of mni-
grant inspector is filled by = special cxamua
ton which includes arithmetic. pcnmanship re-
port writing, practical questions in immigration.
also the Chinese exclusion and other inmigra-
ton laws. Copies Of tho laws may be obtained
from the Bureau Of iinmisration. Department,
of Labor. Washington. y. &. I:Namina lions for
these positions arc only held when vac;,nc les
occur. For full information. you should write
directly to the CIVIL Service Commission. Wash
nEtUn u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

good as Inc Presidents" Did YOU expect any
thing else"
Funston; being .oa,, LAID nen,sr the
with the Baptsts." Ana he Will day wish
he had not attempted a reply TO them.
Here is the way T. "ppeor t. the N9r1Sl
aee'dens ecu lhr91gn ions ola Of the law
rest
sracd the soef vffs M
aasTerS 'hn na ror the snec of J.,
in general. trust not"
The wcll-satisned West Poin, News says:
when the people in the large cities are night
West Point Bet og1 ,, last sumr"s r,s straw no
e town. vent hungry THURSDAY J" TINS goo" old
Board Of Education has been guilty OF waste
one on 'ne aTeuar Probably ake ali other depa
ments Of government such Is government
oor s%a snyasa n
consumption Of patent medicines has enormously
When they Contain hs only way to stop "sm
and w@msn from n[prS a1Gono is e op
Of course. in prohibition territory.
.,on anent tie action q Tic baptist, Gsnersl
says; Not only IS this reply ot Funslons un-
as # Is Ss inc e' nr and sr
rebuke from the Secretary OF war. Funston
may he tighter: SO is bulldog. such qualities
in men to be admired only when associ [ ed
with manlincss and courtesy--.two OF the COM
poncnt parts of chivalry."
We have been expecting something like it,
and hore il is. The Newport News Times Hcra Id
says: 1T is stated in the public print that Miss
Rankin. the lady member Of CONGRESS-. is a ma
tive Of North Carolina. and take the liberty
OF bringing the intereSting statement, TO the
ciety OF Newport News Heavens blessings
attend her" The North Carolina Society Of
Rich viii DOUBTLESS proceed at once to
member OF the organization.
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REVIEWS OF NEWEST BOOKS

the ablcst Northern general OF the war:
and Won Multkc, the foremost chicftain
OF the nineteenth century. asserted that
the war would have ended TWO years
earlier than II did, il Mcclellan had
been properly supported BY the gov
! ernnicnt. The book Is unqucstio nably
n very strong presentation In vindica-
ton of the military greatness of the
subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

Another man has been shot for resisting
arrest. One OF these days. somebody is 60
ing to swear out warrant for policeman.
and he and his comrades will learn that only
selt-defense or felony will justify police
man in shooting prisoner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
"MnkcrS OF south America, By Mar
;;arettc Daniels. Missionary Ed,
CntiOm Movement Of tho lInitc

cation Movement Of tho United
states and Canadn.
This volume, tho now intcrdcnom;-
national mission study book for senior
Young people. gives. In Il series or
biographical sketches. knowledge Of :.
Kind difficult 10 obtain, but essential
1" Il complete understanding Of South
American civilization. The book aim.
70 ulroll the whole panorama OF South
American history through the medium,
OF tw elvc individuals who have had a
part IN It's making. The emphasis ~
on the ethical and social results OF
their lives--,h. quality of their char
nctcr and the directlpl they gave 10
tho currents Of human achievement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

''ontrnt with f'itc~." Fly Mary and
Jane Findatcr. l.. l.. button &; CO..
New York.
The very Christian names of the
authors -! This charming story are
suggestive OF their ability to adapt
themselves I" the practical in life. 1t
Is an account OF their summer expert
'ncrS In II country e, ttagc in Scotland.
entirely without servants. Rcaiiz!r 1.
inc chanEo III TIL" standard OF living
which the war Is bringing about in
treat Britain, they made their first
attempt At really living "th" simple
itS' ihc story OF their trials and
t'ib"iai"rs. as well as thcir triumphS :.
Is humcrouSlv and cntcrtaininriy told.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
For a Shorter War

o ECENT changes III tho British Admiralty
and the command of the high seas fleet
will be followed it is 10 be expected by "a
much more energetic use OF British naval
power. Criticisms, III Parla ulent and out
OF the failure of tie Admiralty 10 make the
navy play 4 larger part in the active conduct
OF the war, are reflected in the transfer of
Jeincoe TO the post OF First Sea Lord aud
Beatty's promotion TO command the battle
fleet.
Britain protests against the war OF attri-
ton. More than one leader OF opinion has
demanded that some way be found and tried
to shorten the conflict aud thereby lessen
the tremendous expenditure of life and
treasure. The navy has done an incalculable
service to the allied cause. but it must do
moro If il would satisfy British public
opinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
"The Intclliscpcr OF woo,np.- Il

l.. George. Little. Brown q Co,
Boston
Mr. George is an English writer who
mas won deserved rccoS milton IN the
literary world. In his novels he has
portrayed with unusual clcarncss con
temporary types Of women with their
unrest aud aspirations. In his ESSAYS
on t"minism the originality OF his
point of view ~ allied with remarkable.
Vigor Of expression, for while he il ~
pronounced champion OF tho feminist
movement In England, he Las not re-
Trained from criticizing women This
book Is one Of the very clcvcrcst he has
written.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
"Connic ,Iorean in Al.,h," n,

IS TfrndrNN. q. l.. l'utnunIs Sons,
New York aud London.
Inns IL a story OF exciting aud pcri-
ious adventures In - land OF, rich. un-
H.Nc!oped resources, where courage uud
i"l'i'uic arc required to make them
available L" individual effort Tho
BOOK Is not without humorous features,
anu is Wei told |, has moro than
twenty Illustrations that lend interest
TO the volume.
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"I'rui: t,aihrrinr''
i lasotS The Macmillan Company

New York.
The genius of this Oriental poe, has
round tor him Il hos, o: ad,r;rin.
hmer'can readers. lcrhapa Of an of
M writings the moat popular has been
Gitanjt H. "A fact that lends special
ih'"rcs; TO ihia volume. Here arc
brought together ucw poems i'm tho
manner and method OF tina, ,irs, col
ieSt"" "i song offerings. E'rul,
Gathering IL in cnoc, !, scn,,r go
't'itaaja,i.' Tho me spiritual rooIinr
OF the wo.h. 1t, haunting Rhythm. aud
stirling originality OF Thoughts, arc
sure 10 strengthen ihc hold Witch Tho
author already has upon the hearts OF
thousands OF American poetry lovers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
TO PURITY water Win AInr

~ =: J., STONY, Creek. Vain regard 10
purifying water with alum it is inadvi.nbie 10
Try this method. because the purincation Of
water by the addition Of alum is effected h,.
the decomposition of the alum that Is added bS
tho natura! alkalnity OF tho water. or by arti Il.
fetal alkniinity added in the form Of limo
This reaction produces foc In the water that
asaists in coagulating fine suspended matter.
In order TO induce correct cougula ton and still
not to add an excess OF alum il is necessary
TO have the proper proportions OF Goa Euioni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Nearly So. .AnyhoI,.

First Sufra sette-Do you really believe a
men arc created equal!
Second Dtto--Well. believe they arc :,
created equally bad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
"1hc Life OF John 4. WnMIins," Ey
James Harrison Wilson. The Ecaie
publishing Co, NcW York

Publishing co. Ncw York.
Th. author. vino - ajor. general
IN the United states Army. served Hith
General E.wlins on The stan OF Gen
crii Grant frou tie beginning % the
orcrati"n. against Wick Sburp until the
clos" 81 I'll" Chattanooga and KNOX
VII. campaigns. and having main
ta'ncd tho closest intimacy, with him To
the end OF his carccr. had ample OPP
portun:t% 10 become acquainted with
his services and 10 form d currcc; Gyti
mate OF III" chavac Il was al Gen
"ral RAWLINGS request. shortly before
mis- death. that he consented 10 he
come hts literary executor AID TO see
mat justice Mas done TO his memory
when n" Was gone. In discharge Of
inns trust. every possible source OF in
formation which promised 10 throw ans.
ii.hi whatever on the services o! THIS
distinguished officer. his relation. with
General Grant and other military
leaders pm the side Of the North. have
been faithfully explored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Corporntionx Employ Ph,sicInnr.

~ Gia,ksNilie, ya-.Most large corporal tons
sary to employ physician TO look after the
welfare of their workers. We would Suggest
n0rlt,on in yonr lSeslity; also that the insSr-
Of daily paper. such as The Times Disna:nh
would. In all probability, be of service 10 Won
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

Office Department. Washing ton. D. c. and he
WI forward YOU an application blank tho date
OF the next examination to he held In your
animation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

j. NJ IL, farinEillc. Na.--Calitornia uses the
A Australian ballot system and cross is placed
heto!e the name OF the candidate for the elec-
toral coiiesc a ticket may be split by mark
ing We name al opposing candidates. that is
"ny Tue state III 1912 gave two votes TO Wilson
and eleven To- Roosevelt, instead OF ali thirteen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Spontaneou. Combustion

e. /. r, Amelia. Walt is an csta hlish cd
fac, that many destrus,lve hrHs have been due
Agriculture advises that IT is possible under
certain conditions for half-cured hay TO promotc
with spark. developing into II flame that Viii
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durable.

t;rubhs--What made Choly Litcbranc give VI
that last job of his?
StubbS-A mere difference Of opinion with his
employer. The boss wanted Choily to swan his
holidays for the days he consented to toll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Already Prndcient.

Miss Swcctthng says she is going TO learn
TO knit"
Judging from the manner in which she re-
ceivcd my tenders of undyinG affection she
acquired that some time ago"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

mat headline, New Record for Mint -
aroused hopes that the story dashed to the
ground The mint referred 20 was that in
Philadelphia; not the blessed weed raised In
Virginia ana Kentucky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

IN COLLEGES 9Th" BY Mrs. George DC
Horne Valley. g. Z. putnum'a
Sons. New York and London.
This tx sweet and forccful story of
inc life of Darsic Garnett from tho
time she TX fifteen. until she blossoms
out, fun -iicdeed graduate OF Newu.
nam college. narslc's experiences are
iuli oi adventures and ultimately Of n
romance. as all budding wonanhocd
must have. that sustain thu interest al
the reader
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Te Rcmoye Ink mai.

j. w. "alkerton. Ea.--To remove ink so,
from khaki clothes. try weak solution
tartaric acid applied carefully: EDWARDS Y
should apply ammonia to noutralZe the col
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

However. these German submarine com.
manners are little too ready to believe
every vessel they see is a TRANSPORT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
"ro-Morrow." E:y Hugo iiunstcrberc
u ar,.lninn & 60 Now lnrE uId

.ro-SIorrow" E:y Hugo Iunstcrbcrc
- Appleton * Co, New York and
London.
This volume appears in the form Of
letters from the author 10 Il friend iii
Germany. This vas tn" hrst book on
the war to appear III this country. 1t
Immediately caused II storm OF dis
cussion throughout the continent. It's
purpose Is to give III. true German
viewpoint in the great conflict, which
it shows is very different from the one
propagatcd 10y Bernhardi and other
members of the German military clique.
Whatever the end Of the war may be,
the time after, the Tomorrow. with its
world reconstruction. will offer the
greatest social problem which man
kind ever faced. And, as Professor
Munsterbcrg says: There arc always
too many carpe tbaRgcrs who make Il
mess of reconstruction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

9tlleer. of Eew Forha twelfth Regimen.
have resigned IL huff because thc,r com.
.lsndlng officer made then. march in reyiay
ascond '!me Ioat sort Of eonduct heIps
INC National Gosra immensely. bocause i
EaoWs nov well disciplined some of It's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
"Thc Vampire Of the Continent"

Jackson prcss Eny, y,r,,
Tho writings OF Conn, l-r,. m
ltcvcntloy,. ono of INC mos, f..,,,,,,,
German publicists. AR, ch,r,c,cr,y, II
by kceuIv p.n.,r,,fya ,,,.,,J,,
American reader. y,ho ~, .,,,,yy,-
with them u.c .ycII .v,r ,,;s r,,t
clslns and comments ,n ,r,.,,,.,o,.,,
cvcuts arc dIsp.ssIouatc urcrrtny ,nL
rcmorsciess. Tho urcsaui volume 10
rcvolutionarv I, ,i.rlosns m. u.,aa
rcality. oc international ucI,,,c. IN 80,
ropc Having bc.u u,,,,,cJ ~ 90,
many. he a!drcsscs ,his book IN ,bo
world Til. wort, r.,s dc,,I,. .,j--,l
the foremost s,.,cr,ncu ~ t,.i,,d
There d.y,..ru,c cror,s have No.,
made 20 SUPPRESS !; ana keen i, from