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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02
BOYS ON BABIES

A sehoolmastcr sends US the fol-
lowing;
Average age Of bors, ton ana one
half years.
Extracts from .compositiQn Of "Ba-
bics.'
Some babies can be put In a Jug"
Babies should not he taught bad
habits"
some women have not the patience
to have baby"
''Whcn they ore FIRST born they are
blind until they are twelve months
old"
"Thcn IT begins to cat soft food
such rs cherries plums, gooseberries,
and soft peas
"Thcv christcn babies not only to
give them names. but to teach them
The gospel Of Godn
'If you want your haby TO speak
proper when ID grows up. the mother
takes 1t to have its tongue cut"
"As It grows older it beglns 70 have
teeth. by this time the mother will
know whether 1t is a boy or a girl"
Babies are very innocent-looldng
hutmost Of them are little demons. I
have to mind our habies. s."-Manches-
ter (EnglanD Guardian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02
WAY suy LlasRrY soNDs1

The second campaign for the sale
OF Liberty Bonds has started and ev
cry citizen Is expected to do his @bit'
The purposes OF this boud Issue are
thus summarized by Secretary Ne.
Adoo:
Euulpping with arms, clothing ana
locd our gallant soldiers who have
been called to the field
Maintaining our navy and our val.
liant tars upon the high seas
Providing the necessary means to
pay the wages OF our soldiers aud
sailors and. il the bill now pending ip
the congress passes. the monthly al
lowances for the support Of their de-
pendent families ana to supply them
viii life insurance.
3 Constructing a great fleet Of mer-
chant vessels to maintain the line Of
communication with our brave troops
in France. and to keep our commerce
afloat upon the high seas III defiance
Of the German kaiser and his snbma-
rifles.
Creating a grelJ fleet Of aeroplaues,
which viii give complete supremacy
IN the air to The United States aud the
brave nations fighting with us against
the German military menace and for
other necessary war purposes
IN statement issued Monday. the
secretary further says
The congress OF the United States
has authorized the secretary Of the
treasury ID sell to the American peo
pie bonds ot the United States bearing
fonr per cent interest. with valuable
tax exemptions and convertible under
certain conditions into other issues Of
Fhitcd States bonds that may be all.
ihprised hy the CONGRESS
iTharesis nov ofEerea,to. the Amen
lean people a neS issue OF s3Oo0O0O, I
900 Of bonds 70 be known as the Sec
ond Liberty Loan They viii be IS.
sued In such denominations and upon
such terms that every patriotic citizen
win have an opportunity to assist tbs
government by lending his money up
on the security OF a United states
government bond
1T is essential to the success Of tho
war and TO the support Of our gallant
troops that these loans shaE not only
D., subscribed but oyer.subscribod No
one is asked to donate or give his
money to the government; but cvors-
Cue Is asked to lend his money to the
government The loans Win Do rc.
paid IN full with interest at the rate
Of four per cent per annum. a gov.
crnmcnt bond is the safest investment
Ia The world; Il Is as good as curron.
cs and vet better because the gov
ernment bond bears interest and cur.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02

rency does not No other Investment
compares with # Tor safety ready
conyertibility into cash. aud nuques
TONED availability as collateral securi
" for loans ID amy bank ia the United
states.
People by thousands ask the treas.
ury oonsianly how they can help the
government IN this war Through the
purchase Of Liberty Bonds eyoryon,
can help. No more patriotic duty can
be performed by those who cannot ac.
tualiy fight upon the field Of battle
than to furnish the government with
the necessary money 10 enable it to
give ur brave soldiers and sailors all
that they require TO make them strong
Tor the fight aud capable OF winning
swift victory over our enemies
We eight first Of an. FOR Ameri.
cas- vital rights, tbe right to the un.
molested and unobstruc,ed use OF The
high seas. SO that sho surplus pro.
ducts OF our farms our mines and our
factories may be carried into the har.
bors Of every friendly nation IN the
world Our welfare and prosperity rs
a people depend upon our right OF
peaceful Intercourse with ali the ma.
tions Of the earth TO abandon thcse
rights by Withdrawing our ships and
commerce from the seas upon the or.
der OF a military despot in Europe
would destroy prosperity ana bring
ditaster and humiliation upon the
American people
We fight to protect our citizens
against assassination and murder up
On the high seas while is the peaceful
cSeri ise of those rights demanded by
International law and every instinct
and dictate Of humanity
we fight to preserve our demo.
crate institutions and our sovereign.
~ 's nation against The menace Of
powerful and ruthless military au-
iccsacy headed BY the German kaiser.
whose ambition Is to dominate the
w5~d.
We fight also for the noble ideal
u universal democracy ana liberty
the rght Of the smallest and weakest
nstiors equally with tho most power
iui to i've ana to govern themselves
.ctoraing to the Will Of their own peo.
lie.
Ae fight fr peace, for that Just and
astine peace which agonized and tor
iuted humanity Graves aud which not
the sword nor the bayonet OF a mill.
lfs despot but the supremacy Of vim.
Heated right alone can restore to a
ist~acted world
no secure these ends appeal to
very man and woman who resides
upon the soil Of free America and en-.
oys tho blessings Of her priceless in
itltutlons 70 join the League OF Patri.
It's by purchasing a Liberty Bond"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02
THE CITY BAKERY
M. D. Anderson. Propr.
42S Kans.Ave. Phone 100
''Home of Red Pep"
Chickasha. Oklahoma
PATRIOTISM


Tho suresT form Of patriotism is
sacrifice 1t is a gift to the common
good. man may hurrah, wave ban
ners, march in parade and stand when
The Star spangled Banner is sung, but
these are not patriotism One must
give up something; one must suffer
to be patriotic Then patriotism be.
comes a sort Of religion whose spirit is
sacrifice In these days the spirit up.
permost In the volunteer ana con.
script II Is equally evident They step
forward as sacrifices to the cause of
humanity and freedom 1t is a sa-
cred rclati.si to assume Every man
who enters the army TO meet the great
problem Of the age Is called of God
as much as st Paul was. But he must
feel this injunction upon his life The
greatest figure Of today is the young
man who goes forth to offer his life
for his country, says the Ohio state
Journal Ifo should feel his divine
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02
EXPRESS PAckAeETTrs
; 4++4+4444444

IT'S fine 70 sing Of Iiber-tee
About "My country It's OF thee"
But that won't win across the pond .
pig up Your mum aud buy bond.
Thus far we understand, o B holds
the record Tor foolish betting on the
world series
But yoa can generally brand man
as a buffer when ne vows he woh't
pay amy more Of his wifes bills
81 sinp says he always notices that
his wife has more dishes 20 wash
when She has big company dinner
After a few minutes deliberation
sammy very wisely decided that he
Wouldn't pinch the Fort sin flyers for
speeding
The friends of the kaiser might just
as well make up their minds to move
its going 20 be very trying on their
health in this country
As far as we are able to figure it
out at this distance the Russians seem
TO have resolved themselves into one
gigantic sit-and-Argue club.
However, the hall Of fame will have
to be considerably enlarged if it is to
hold all the men who are heroes and
martyrs in their own minds.
Geo. Calvert sighted a buzzard fly !
ing high the other day and immedI-
ateiy phoued to his folks to run out
and look at the army seroplane.
just because he was celebrating his +
scventy.third birthday today. j. G.
Driggers was feeling his oats SO
strongly that he wanted to scrap ev-
cry fellow he met
Capt Bobby will have to organize
ln anti-aireraft squad among the Home
iuarders if the birdmen keep on men.
lcing us 1t wouldn't be surprising
q see Yep show up almost any
ime
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02
iN-sHoOTs

The man who tells the right
kind Of lies is always an agree
able cusS.
The figures on the other fell
lows speedometer arr always
palmer than those upon our
own.
The man who is fun of war
talk Is not necessarily dangerous.
Bur none viii dispute that he is
something 81 a bore
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02

A War Obituary
solomon Grundy
Married on Monday,
Drafted on TuesdaS.
Claimed exemption on Wednesday;
Wife learned it Thursday
Sought the office Friday
Returned MIN with thapks to his coun.
try Saturday,
And blew him up all Sunday.
THAT was the end Of Solomon Grundy,
Columbia state.
Epitaph.
Here lies the dust
OF Ezra Breen,
Who got too much
or gasolinS
He sought to put
The loot prake On
But pushed tue ens
z.z-z- Gonei
Tulsa World
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02

All you who have torpid liver. weak
digestion or constipated bowels look
out for chills. The season is here and
the air is fun OF the disease germs.
The best thing to do is to get your
liver in good condition and purify the
stomach and bowels. HERBINE is
the right remedy; it answers the pur.
pose completely. Price soc Sold by
Wren Drug Co.-Adr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02

mission. lie does the best amy mortpl
can do-he presents his lie Tor The
cause OF truth, honor Justice
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-10-02

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-16
Sale Of Yacht Hawaii
Nov. 10, 1917, at Honolulu.

Pursuant to an order made I'D en-.
tered on the 9Th day of October, 1917
by Honorable s. B. Kemp, Second
Judge of the First Judicial Circuit, sit.
ting as a Court of Equity at Chambers,
In Equity No. 2113, upon the petition
Of Henry E. Cooper, Chairman; VIII.
liam H. McInerny, Secretary, and
Charles T. Wilder, Treasurer, being
the Trans-Pacific Yacht Race Commit.
t e, that an order issue that they be
allowed to sell the Yacht Hawaii"
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Yacht Hawaii" will be soli at
Public Auction at the Auction Rooms
of James F. Morgan Co., Limited, on
Merchant Street, Honolulu, at IL
o'clock noon on Saturday, the 10th day
Of November, 1917, or as soon there
after as the sale may be had. Said
sale Il made subject to the confirma
ton of the said Judge of the said
Court.
For further particulars inquire Of
the attorney for the, committee. :
Honolulu, Oct. 8, 1917.
HENRY e. COOPER, Chairman,
VIM. H. McINERNY, Secretary, j,
CHARLES T. WILDER, Treasurer,
Trans-Pacific Yacht Race Committee.
PHILIP L. WEAVER, -.- =
/. 81 Merchant Street, -.
Attorney for Committee.
SeE-oH ,, Is, =, d.
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SUBSCRIPTIoNS-FoR BONDS
EIGHT HUNDRED MILLIONS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 16.-l
The treasury department estimated
last night that total subscriptions thus
far amounted to about $S00,000,000 or
is per cent of the maximum figures
that are sought to be obtained through
the Liberty bond.
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FACES EXPULSION FOR
CHAMPI0NING |. w. WIS

ASSOCIATED Press by o. s. Nava. wireIsss.l
/. SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 16.-For
championing the Industrial Workers
of the World and their campaign
against the industries of the United
States, Rev. Sydney Strong faces ex'
pulsion from the Congregational
church. -. -. -
At the session of the church feder'
alton of the Congregationalist church
es Of this state resolutions were
passed denouncing Strong for advoca.
ey of the l. w. w. policies in public
and an investigation was demanded
to be followed by his expulsion from
the church If the charges shall be
found to be sustained.
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Overnight Wireless
HUN FRlGHTFULNESS ".
TAKES MANY LIVES
tAssoeia.sd Pzsss ~ .. $. sa.L w.r.isssl

(ASsoeiAtsd Press hy q. s laval Wtrelessl
LONDON. Eng. Oct 16.-The tor
pedolng OF an unnamed steamer with
the death of every person aboard with
enc exception and the destruction b.
shell fire Of the Iifeboats of an Italian
steamer are two outstanding features
of the submarine news made public
yesterday.
The sole survivor OF the steamer
sunk in British waters is Charles Cor
don of Philadelphia. Among his ship
mates drowned were one other Ameri-
can and five Filipinos, the latter mem
bers of the crew. No details Of the
sinking are given out.
The Italian ship torpedoed with &C
companying savagery was the Bari
Among her passengers we're a number
of Greek officials, all of whom are
among the missing. After the passen.
gers and crew of the Bari had taken
to the lifeboats, following the attack
on their ship, the submarine crew
opened fire upon the small boats,
smashing many Of them, killing some
Of those in the boats with their shells
and allowing the others to drown
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TEUT0NS FORCE LANDING
ON ISLAND OF 0ESEl
tAsLocia.sa Press sy o. s. naval wtrel.ss1


NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. 16.-The
Germans yesterday succeeded in gain
ing foothold on the Island of Oesel
in the Gulf of Riga, where they cap
tured the capital, Arenburg, the Russ
forces falling back before them. The
Teutons have not, however, succeed
ed in making landing on the Es-
thonia mainland
0esel is an island of Esthonia, south
of Dago Island, where the German
fleet was badly shattered on Monday.
Advices say that the German fleet
has not succeeded in penetrating the
Gulf of Riga, its attempt having been
frustrated by the Russian navy in
engagements of which no details have
been received other than that the
German vessels had been forced to
turn back.
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CANADA SENDS ENVOY
TO AMERICAS CAPITAL

(Assoeissed Press By q. 8. Naval wirsisss.l
OTTAWA, Canada, Oct. 16.-With
the appointment yesterday Of ]. D
Hazen as Canadian high commissioned
to Washington the Canadian govern
ment has for the first time established
a direct connection between the Cana
dian and American capitals. ~.
Commissioner Hazen is prominent
in governmental circles, having been
minister Of marine and fisheries and
later minister Of the Canadian naval
service. - ~. Be-. - =. 49,. .
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2S5. kuchaku. Sunko
2SI. Oshita. kumaichi
sss. AraSiiro, Jiro
2ss. Cruz. Juan de Ia
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eSS. Hayaski, kyncht
80. YamamuTa. Wakatu
$50. NabataL Alexandra
29i. GonRalveS Frank
39s. Keahi. Joseph
eL5- IiiIata, Santaro
eS4. Consoles. Jose
ee5. Silva. Louis
ess. Rstiban. Mariana
ssT. LUIiben. SilveIio
lsS. Mai, Henry
,ss. Debella. Domingo
800. HoyoShida, Sanki
301. Kudo. Shigeijaki
1902. Dillon. Ramon
1903. Cruz. Louisiana de La
39i. Paeheco. William
I05. Murakami. Yoshi
1e6. Nishijima. Ginzo
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Sls. Jacinto. David
us. Marabed. Marcos
,i9. Jain;a, German
80. Consoles. Pedro
521. Shikeji, Wada
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as. Gibo.- Matsu \
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'31. Licarte, Justiniano ~
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'39. Linn. John -
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AS. Castro, Ambrose
'49. Sapinia. Maxine
$50. Castro. Fernando
D. ITO be continued)
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DYNAMITER REFUSED II.
APPEAL FOR NEW TRIAL
tAssoci.s.d Press By o. 8. Nava, wirslsss.)

(Associsssd Press By o. 8. Naval Wirslsss.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal., Oct. 16.-.
Once more the hopes Of Warren K,
Billings, convicted Of participation in
the wholesale slaughter that result.
ed from the bomb plot and against
the Preparedness parade, were shat.
tered yesterday when the supreme
court of the state affirmed the decis.
ion Of the district court Of appeals,
rendered October 8. denying his ap.
peal and application for q new trial.
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EMBARGO THREAT FORCES
NETHERLANDS TO SUBMIT
tAssociassd Press By o. .. naval wireless,

associated Press By q. 3. Naval Wirelsss.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. ia
new food agreement between Great
Britain and the Netherlands, entered
into within the past few days has just
been made public.
Under the new agreement, obtained
partially through the pressure brought
upon Holland by the export license
board of the United States, the British
will get half OF the Dutch exports OF
iron, half of the exports of meats, a
quarter of the butter and two-thirds of
the milk and other dairy products.
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WOMAN SPY MAY HAVE
GONE ON LAST JOURNEY

ASSOCIATED Press By .. 9. Naval Wirsless.)
PARIS, France, Oct. 16.--Mlle. Matt
hari, the gypsy dancer, whose arrest
and conviction as German spy has
been one Of the recent sensations Of
Paris, was yesterday taken from
prison in an automobile and driven
towards Vincennes, to an unknown
destination. She was accompanied by
two Sisters of Charity and a priest.
1t is surmised that she was taken
out for execution. .~s.-
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IOWA GOES DRY

tAssoeisted Press By o. s. Naval wirslsss.)
DES MONIES. Iowa, Oct 16.-Iowa
has formally Joined the ranks of pro,
hibition states by adoption Of a strong
constitutional amendment which was
adopted at the polls yesterday. The
manufacture. importation, sale or Civ.
ing away Of all intoxicating liquor is
forbidden. .-...-, IT,
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SAMMIES IN FRANCE -. =.
MAY PURCHASE BONDS

fAssociated Press by o. 8. Naval wireiess.)
PARIS, France, Oct. 1.-the French
government yesterday issued the
necessary formal permission for the
sale of Liberty Bonds to American sol
diers in France, without which permis-
sion it would have been illegal to can
vass the American regiments for sub
scriptions to the loan. ~ -.
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Seledan, Francisco
Selestre, Candida
Cunio. Euloglo
kawamoto. Kyujiro
Andrews, Joseph Guadalupe
Kara, Gebo
KatsUmoto, FarUo
PTogira. Lauriana
Oyakawa. Taro
Sonannine, Nogoro
Eatsuragi. SEMI
Tomari. Gonshiro
Kawamoto. Niichi
Kama. Uehara
Veriatt. John
Estacio, Ciriaco
DfeRs, Antonia
Saqueira. Antoine
Alban. Elfgo
Sarkal, Pedro Merkado
Andrade. Manuel Jesus
Ishii, Uraji
Cayen. Alyillano
Yamamoto. kichtdo
Cabana, Alberto
Kisaba. Ushi
Oyakawa, Tokusabuio
Oyakawa. Shigeru
Oyama-Hedetsugu
Smith, George Louis
Diviza, Conrade Lagos
Cabanatan.. Angelo,
FujioKa, Einsaku
Fujioka. Keno
Shircrna, Kama
Naito, Sokici1t
Bandclesa, Macario
Dredge. Arm.ger Faulkner
Carredo. Ruffino
Rebosy, John
Doyro, RemiCto
Paz. Cleniente de la
Lioga. Ilario.
caryalho, John
Tagacay.. Castor
Mitsunarf, Kijtro
Bigillia. Marciano
Calubag. Liborio
Kisaba. Kami
Fernandes, Mariana Pereira
Mazda, Matsusuka
Sueyoshi. Rho
Ito, Asajiro ..
Pascual. Jose
Banucan, Leoncio
Nikata. Hitoshi
Pelenui, John
MAZDA, Minajiro
SereClio, Dionisio
Reyes, Salvador
Nacional, Ponciano
Takara, Kama
Correa. John
Pine, jim;
Miura, Morio -"
Amasaki, Sadaichi
Kato, Mikiso -
I'acheco. Manuel Martin
Clabria, Manuel
Akita, Jukichi
Akiyama, Kasaku -..
Tamanaka. Torayo
Cmtiveros, Eustagun
Galido, Satornino
Inafuku. Junta
Meligos, Jadaro So.
Melcado, Jules -.~-.s.- ~.
Mikado, Machi
Battad. Canuto .....
Basquez, John
Tamanaka, Zenga
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Ito, Shortaro
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Arakaki. Uehi
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Shimizu. Ichisuki 80.
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Sangcap, Siiverio -. +.
whyte, Robert ~.
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AMERICAN AVIATOR
MISSING ON WEST FRONT

ASSOCIATED Press By q. 8. Naval wirsless.l
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 16.-Adyices
reached here last night from Some
where in France" that Sergeant Camp
bell of Illinois. member of the Lafa.
yette squadron, is reported as miss
ing and is believed to have fallen be
hind the enemy lines. ~
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GERMANY INCREASES
MILITARY AGE LIMIT

fAssociated Press By q. s. Naval wirsless.l
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Oct. Is.
Germany has extended her military
service obligations to include all men
up to forty-seven years old and all
those of that age and under who have
previously been exempt from service
have been called to the colors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-16
KIDNAPPER OF CHILD 49,
GETS STIFF SENTENCE

(Associatsd Press By o. 8. Naval wirsIess.)
MARSHFIELD, Missouri, Oct. 10
Claude Piersol was yesterday found
guilty by the jury of the kidnapping OF
little Lloyd Keet and sentenced to a
term of thirty.fiye years in the peni-
Tertiary. His attorneys Immediately
made motion for new trial to es.
tablish the grounds for the appeal
which they mean to take.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-16
HIGH TRIBUTE PAID ...... II.
DECEASED OFFICER
fA.sociated Press BIZ %. s. Mayal Wireless. ,

(Associated Press By o. 8. Naval Wifsless.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 16.-The
official report of the board of investi.
CATION named by the navy department
to determine the cause of the ex-
plosion aboard the submarine AT, at
Cayite last July, pays high tribute to
the conduct of the late Lieut.. Arnold
Marcus, one of the officers Of the
submarine flotilla who lost his life in
the accident