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allowed to do SO. For the rebuilding Of O
wrecked world the demand for both raw and
manufactured materials will be unlimited,
and the returning troops will furnish ali
needed man power for the operation OF Inv
dustries. Army trucks will be brought back,
and. by supplementing the railroads and
waterways. will make transportation easy and
convenient Thousands Of airplanes will be
used for civilian instead Of military purposes.
The many inventions and discoveries of the
war will find place in the channels Of peace.
Altogether the outlook is not bad,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17
First sunrnre Utt.r,nc.,

Mrs. n. =. T., Petersburg.-One OF
ment OF woman Is to be found in Henry
Fielding's newspaper, Champion, in
17Ao. In an imaginary report Of suf-
ffrage meeting, tho writer. who may
the, arguments OF an eloquent Lady Be-
linda. who: after hewaiIpg the fact
that "a cobbler Is represented. In tho
Legislature, but . duchess Is mott
moves n resolution In favor Of a parlia-
went Of women to make the laws az
ferting the sex and to guard ito rights
and privileges against "the he-psrt Of
creation" Tho meeting adjourned
without carrying tho resolution no.
cause AL tho ladies spake torothur."
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me PRESIDENT announces that he will mako
separate reply to Austria Hungary's peace
aous. tbs means that the dual monarchy
Will be given the opportunity to abandon its
alliance with Germany and take advantage
O.! the separate terms that will be offered.
Ihese terms in their general outline are to
20 toqnd ip the fourteen conditions named
!oy the President in his speech of last Jan
nary .: They commit Austria-Hungary to
sqch ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the empire as will
ieave to it but fraction of the territory
over "hieh It has heretofore ruled, and will
reduce 1t to the position of a third-rnte mower
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When the German people make up their

When the German people make up their
mind that they want peace more than they
want a continuation Of Hohenzollern rule.
they will do we'll to turn to Prince Lichnow-
sky and Macmillan Harden for advice and
leadership in establishing such a government
as the allies will treat with for just peace.
These two have defed all attempts of the Ger
man authorities to prevent them from e2-
pressing their thoughts regarding the Grim
ipai course Of the government throughout the
war, and their leadership would be worth
while in the new movement that must soon
be precipitated.
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Driving Him Back

He enemy's troops are being driven to
their own frontier, and they are being
assaulted every hour of The day and night
as they proceed. With favorable weather con-
dltlons to aid him, Marshal Foch will have
reclaimed all Of France and perhaps all OF
Belgium from the German invader before
another month passes. or this there is as
much certainty as there can be of anything
in this war
since the Presidents first note to Prince
Max was dispatched, the furious allies have
forced their way through Cambria, through
LIE Cateau, and are moving irresistibly to-
ward the German border. The Americans
and French have closed in upon the Argonne
forest and are now pushing their way along
the Meuse.
In such warfare as now must be engaged
III the German armies will feel their weak
ness in men more than at any time since they
nave been on the defensive. AS long as thew
were lodged behind elaborate earthworkr-
ana the Hlndenburg line was probably the
most consummate defense system ever nc
cupied by an army-MarshaI Foch's snperi
ority in man power could not be exerted to
the FULLEST measure He had to pay heavily
ior MS gains He had to move slowly. He
had to give we'll as take and MANY OH
servers here and abroad we're fearful that il
would De impossible TO throw the enemy army
back before winter would coma To banner
allied operations.
But Foch has repeated Grants tactics be-
lore richmond He has continued to hammer
hour by hour, reientlessIy and inexorably. The
result speaks for itself. The enemy resistance
mas been broken, Just as was Lees. when
human beings could stand the pressure no
longer, and it Is now to be expected that the
German retreat will be continued until the
frontier qefeEses arc reached. There are few
lines which Ludendorff can resort to short or
! the border which might afford even q meas
ure OF protection against the savage attacks
OF the allies.
80 iar as peace is concerned, II is Infinitely
more important that the German army should
! be driven to its own line than that {, sbou,d
| be Withdrawn Voluntarily for then Germany
| VIII re more in the humor to accept the terms
| that will be laid down
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over TO the allies. Rather than see it's mikaty
armada taken from it intact, 1t will send it
torlt against the enemy. Berlin hopes, of
course LOT some turn in the tide of fortune,
that has set in SO strongly against It, which
might bring at least measure of victory and
:; q rpy 81 nope, but deep down in its heart
and that the time has come for ringing down
the curtain on the bloody world drama that
II has staged. -
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The little grand duchy OF Luxembourg, which
Germany invaded and has occupied since
the war, has sent note to President Will
son appealing to him to protect its rights
in the reckoning that soon is to be had with
Germany. Luxembourg, in its helplessness,
has been subjected TO all kinds of outrages
by the criminal power that has held it by
the throat throughout its forced occupation.
Among these autrages is the use of force to
contract marriage between an innocent
young Luxembourg princess and q brute of
German with title. No doubt when Lux
elnpurg is free to speak what il has suffered,
there will be an appalling list of crimes Of
which the outside world has heard nothing
for which Germany will have to atone
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Health Talks by DR. VIM. Brady
The wild Corysa.
'copvr,sht 1918 by Hanora, New.pa1<r serv,c.

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.s:$s$: $s:
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c yeas fer Rsqk to Th hs srous il viii. P
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b s f0n br pIac the anmas running loose
spsr copSnR ErhhF siorms '"t lie ookaa
S Spe @ti io sec up ,sas hsng round While
ana aur nsrYin na, qTrys nnyR re
;nads e aSabS insrestnE Ps rtat y Tnls
f II Sss l lGes uHke"pt hair and eysfyihns Eli
aesf rs s hs a" s sss soss
at na th hroag fl%oft errSs hin
Sa me nG po %a ar, qrys ssua
UP at the beast N'""' '''' s"'''s heipiessy
' nspsRfa aT e1 beat as bib Psg ito
When ine beast had sneesed Twice ard t moSsd
s "t s !et a5sn nnarSsiiaas
IN sue anch nar sa ns had susrsH "Bsst ns
rsm. s led as Is foe bsG
oihe" Simple hot bevcragc.'' '@'''''e ~
he sew s ISonSsr and smlsf Then
S5s S Hen f. isgSs ss
viii Tha Is az r 5ndr aSeq5Sa sa.
I D''' iSSi wy. men ruSnG1 for
Every specment OF coryza ought to be either
EyhEed or properly muzzlcd for the protecti ion Of
.nrfnsedeSs persPna. 1t ~ shame 10 Permit
compelled TO congregatc. Ps'pi' N''
wild coryza Is any human peinS who goeo
' ' SPRAYING people with germs from Ills
'or 1eF@ unmuzzled coughs sneezcs F
Questions and Answers.
tSot HomElous..--l have Il lump on nv neck
hnG ] recently consulted Two different doctors
T T% 81 whom told me i was n cystic golfer
quently nowadays - 49," /"
Las n,er , l,%ektawI had Guinsy badly
canned P mud .sn %eu m en hren, app,ied hot
dGn s broke and l got RELIEF. That was my
mrSt experience, but live in dread Of a return
ms WINTER. Is there nothing do to avoid
'"'s awful suffering? Mrs. l.. r..
"a AnswcrTNc the "lockjaw" did not threaten
you at all There is always great diillculty
IN opening the mouth wi ely in quinsy because
II is painful Lockiaw never complexities throat
trouble like that. The abscess about the tonsi1
was bound to break sooner or later The canned
nraa Vas your eStr .vagance. Large moist com
presses or any Oh pouitice would have ac-
reiiet for qunsy is lancing. 1t saves days OF
suffering u done soon the diagnosis IS
made. II there is evidence that the tonsil ha r
bors focus Of Infection las Is generally the
case In recurring qunsy) have it removed be-
fore another siege.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

English newspapers suggest that exile will
be the proper punishment for the Kaiser and
Won Tirptz, death being too good for them. +"
This is in accord with the sentence declared
by divine justice against the first Of all muir
derers: And now art thou cursed from the
earth, which hath opened her mouth to re-
ceive thy brothers blood from thy hand. y
fugitive and vagabond shalt thou be in the
earth And the Lord set mark upon
Gain, lest any finding him should kill him"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Il, lelS.

Official and final returns from the draft
registration on September - show that
nearly 100000 Americans enrolled Tor ser
vice with the colors. That makes more than
100000 who have registered under the
selective system. With those figures in front
OF it there is little wonder that Germany has
a sudden craving for peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17
Sailors Snug IInrbor.

Reader, Accomac.-A sailor is eligible
when he is incapacitated for further
service on the water. II is not al
together dependent on his age. lie
must nave been seafaring man for
at least ten years If an alien and for
i've years If an American citizen.
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Information Bureau

Inquiries rer1rdinE almost any topic,
excepting Oh legal aud L4edicai suh.
guiries are answered directly ny per.
sonal letter a self-ned dressed, stauiped
envelope II required, AddTess The
ttIELmVpu Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

". B.. Danville.-You may be as
signed to the navy; i you are in the
IT would be best to consult Your local
board first. Some draft men are being
examined exam as RECRUITS for tpe pavy, ami
tniHed through the Navy Department.
after they are found physically and
otherwise acceptable to the navy. Your
best course, however, is to put your
case squarely up to the local draft
board,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

War has SO changed the news perspec-
tive that what would have been horrifying
ana sensational newspaper story few brief
years ago now receives scarcely more than
passing thought as routine bit Of the
days Geographic report That however,
does not mean that there is any less horror
ana suHering attached to such a catastrophe
as has befallen the Moose Lake district OF
Minnesota, where more than score of towns
nave been burned, 100 lives lost and a
vast territory laid in waste by forest fires.
But in these days, when the world is in the
remaking and thousands OF lives are being
snuned out daily before the guns, the human
mind fails TO turn in proper sorrow and
sympathy even TO such lamentabie domestic
ira gedy as this.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17
The Italian Dsttlcfront

Reader, Eastyille.-After the recent
hghting died down in the Italian thea
ter the battle front crossed the inter
and extended into Italian territory
along the general line Of tho Playe
River to Grisolera, near the mouth O;
the FIave In the Gulf of Venice. There
have been some notifications since
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balfour is right. brute doesn't cease
20 pc brute just because it has taken q
beating. Germany to-day is Just what it was
~hen it let loose this world war, and it
must be bound hand and foot before il will
De incapable of doing further damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

Twas then Columbus started
from Paios on the coast Of Spain
To the westward he departed
The wise ones laughed at him in scorn
But Christopher wiser.
lie said. In me you surely see
The man who'll can the Kaiser"
He sailed away tina, summers dav
His good friend Isabella
Had pawned her gems because she thought
mat Chris was quite Teller.
His enemies all him off,
Could anything be sweeter?
IheY said. When you drop off the earth
Give our best to ST. Peter"
lie sailed along for quite a spell
Just seeking unborn nations
In his care was the happiness
Of future generations.
His crews INDUCED in mutinies
The wind. it blew quite windy
And 1t was up to him find
An antdote for Hndy.
Then he struck land, a strip of sand
And when his boats had grounded
Twas then the first note Of the linel,
ot frightfulness sounded
lie wrote down his discoveries
SO all the world could read 'um
Bnt the real thing he discovered was
The lighting germ OF Freedom
Have the very latest form Of Spanish IN
huenza, doctor?" inquired the social climber
anxious!y Yes indeed. madam" replied the
doctor. You sneeze exactly like Mrs Van
Astorbiie."
Certain things happen to make us believe tb,,
the much-touted man power is more or less of
u myth. after all. The other day u BROOKLYN
man had his wife summoned because she bad
twice thrown him down stairs. struck him with
garden rake. broken a sl2 vase over his head
and lock ed him out at night
The wrong man executed for the assassi
II Of a has a1dr
but the Hun government has gravcly announced
that it viii allow the sentence to stand
1t is almost impossible for the ordinary man
to Insult the Sultan Of Turkey He has bccn
imputed by experts.
We don't like to appear skepticai at all. but
VIC are not fully convinced of the truth of the
claim Of an upstate farmer that he has prou,n
Il cabbage three fec; and six inches in di-
ameter and four feet and six inches In cir
cp'nference Quick, Watson. the mathematics
Fooverixng tho Language
"Nonthelcss" ms one word is an excellent ex
ample Of war economy In space and ifs an
pearancs In our daily paper should be welcomed
by all who deplorc unnecessary expenditure
While we have such forms as "nevertbe,eas"
and "notwithstunding," regard for consistency
jystiies tn ugc. "Allthemore" should follow
Euit. and perhaps We may also hope to sec
"inthecircumstances' "bythcbyc" ''underthe-
conditions ana why not '@hatthcdeuce"? Thus
will more room be found In the paper to SUNNY
mental pabulum for the vorncious reader
From the Dear Old London Chronicle
This sounds Ike the recipe for new Jazz
dance. but II Is only society item from thc
B,odhead tWis) Register Miss Charlotte Wad
die expects 10 leave soon for Twist, Wash, to
teach schooi."
flow 20 Pronounce Our Home Names
I'M her pfor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

With 100000 Yankees in France Ger
man newspapers no longer are springing that
OLD Joke shout two rooms and three beds
for Pershing's army"
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WI Germany deliberately commit naval
suicide! There is reason 10 believe that it
is mastering up the courage OF It's deeDair
ior the great adventure, and ere long viii
hnti Hseif into the eager jaws Of the allied
sea FORCES. This belief IL held by Sir Eric
"euaes' flrst Lord OF the British Admiralty,
no" III th's country. and other naval author
tiles and they are bending every effort IN
preparation for this Armageddop OF inc sea.
Germany, It's land forces in flight is facing
unconditional surrender. When that hour
comes 1t knows that 1t must turn It's fleet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

only three days more. You must do your
oona shopping early or you will be too late.
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observation Of young woman that the
Germans have q handful Of reach and
mouthtul OF gimme" leaves nothing to be
SAID IN describing the Teuton characteristics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

The world is SO full Of number of things
.hese Gays that the average mind is awhirl
IN trying to keep pace with them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

Steiansson. the Arctic explorer. has found an
not SO busy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

the French have taken L.aon; now for the
Americans to take the Loan Shall we at
home do less than our allies on tho feld7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

Garry on is the British slogan but Oh.
iaAKs seem to have been carrying on some
thing scandalous the past few days Slogans
arc not copyrighted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

Germany's carnival OF destruction in the
territory II is evacuating gives the lie to
paclhst utterances in Berlin The torch,
the bomb and the ak are its favorite weapons.
and It's deliberate wantonness never before
has been equaled, even among the most saw
age hoFdes. But it will pay. II must nav.
For every atrocious deed done now there
are cities in the Rhine Valley which will
crumple under the heel of reprisal, and that
vaiiey IS coming nearer every hour to the
fatefpl day when it will be taken under the
guns OF vengeance. Even this knowledge.
WHICH is causing panic in Germany. serves
not TO deter the fleeing vandals who, in the
race OF defeat, seem determined to make their
WORK OF ruin complete. Let there be no
peace Or talk OF peace long as one OF their
crimes against civilization is unayenged.
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Much Ado About NOTHING
nv RnY K MnILToN.

And he cried. Peace, peacer and there was
no peace
ihey've placed De Tag on Kaiser Bill
And it's marked Through TO Perrin"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

Generally there is period OF business de-
preston which begins about. Ave or nix wears
after the war and covers a number OF lean
years However, Indications point to great
prosperity in this country for many decades
following the coming Of peace, for condi-
ttons are essentially different now from what
they were in other days OF our country,s
war history. During this conflict the United
States has made every effort to repress un-
essential industries and to restrain the activ-
tiles OF those which have been classed AS less
esssptlaj, AZ these enterprises are now held
IN leash, II Ia but natural that they Will spring
forward with redoubled effort when they are
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Voice of the People

Letters must give the name md adj
dress of tho writer. Name will not be
published IL writer 80 requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

Address ALI COlMUNlCA-
SlONS TO Tho I1mcs-Dn-
patvh, md not to tndlNtuun L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

TELErhO.NE: isanuvlph l.
Private nTuucu kAciiaDko
coniieytInx Win all dopara-
nleukS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

Haze the very latest form Of Spanish IN
huenza, doctor?" inquired the social climber
anxious!y. Yes. indeed. madam" replied the
doctor. You sn=ezc exactly like Mrs. Van
Astorbiie.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17
Questions and Answers.

Not Anomalous.--I have a lump on my necl
hhliG recently consulted two different doctor
potn OF whom told me ii was n cystic r-oife
isn't That rather unusual? n A1N
Answcr.--No Really doctors arrcc Guite n.
qurntly nowadays 80 ''"''S -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

PgpJIsHED every In ths yces g iS srsh SuS
= ftshfnE Co.. Inc. Charles iinsbrovk Editor A"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

oRANCH OFFICES, Wash
inytUp, lal6 New York AYE
uue; SeN lurk Clty, r1fth
ANcnae EmIuiDY; lucakv.
erOp.e's OAo BunutpGi
A'hitAueiph1A. ColopiAi rust
bunu:ux.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

Certain things happen to make us believe thu,
The much touted man power is more or less al
myth, afte. all. The other day q Brooklyu
man had his wife summoned because she hal
twice thrown him down stairs. struck him with
2 garden rake. broken sl2 vase over his beat
and locked him out at night,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

The wrong man executed for the assass;
notion OF Ambassador Won Eichhorn In Russia
but the Hun government has gravcly announced
That 1T viii allow the sentence to stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

Canary birds have gone up from 81 to IS.
surel You Euessed st.
ION account OF tho war" ..A.ala.i-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-17

II is almost impossible for the ordinary man
10 Insult the sultan OF Turkey. He has been
imputed by experts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23

@nihington, t9oe Ipril: Tar.
mierre parties ON, at hui5 DC ca.
50,000,000 @lIhcl Speoc, De clto.
iii lioocr inbc meo ira iorri9c Nar5
Nuling, life or brugt / Narfcoet
inoen ocn 15bc Wtai, bill Behold.
uinsrrllc BIZ foniiIfereoe al &egic.
rii1gen.
&c apantitcter lom ior nprpr.
lcnOc bringca / Marfcbet, err blot
@a!ppartcn iaa itorc iom / SauIl-
or. Son9rcai lens Sorfnitelic al
6orilagct on at rciic Spcoeprilen
til $3.50 pr. SlllhcI uil DOG rinlc.
l,9uia rcttc pau Bette, ga Ser life
lUnacre pil urrc noGcn @riuno til
az boloc poa Spc0cn / @aab ON
hsiere Triier.
: llaeut iom enbtc Sen 6te
Ipri!, ubeioroe SiIisrieIen al Sue.
o. ira 6armernc blot 2.242 .065
@uihel mob 1927, 306 @uibeI Den
~lsrite llge / Samiar.
Observation-Disclosures anilaar Of
100000 SuibeI Speoe cnbni
holoes al Sarmernc. bporai So
100000 SuiheI fan oIbrnoeS, me.
bens DC rcitercnbe 25,0O0,000 gu.
lhel irTnscS al 6armcrne til llO.
lTo % arlbei Srrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
Sofrfcller. StiftcIien.

Ncw yorfa l6oc April: Rocfc
iy ucritlitcIi,u uoocItc / 1917 / Tor
'.icai9e uiOcnitobcIi4c ucIOUoigc
andre CjcucO tiIiummcu S23
0S6, 900. lcttc iremQoar AZ Sen
tpritC Bart al ocu 0ucriiqt oucr
StiftcIicn5 &irfiomheO, iont cr Ms
trbcioct al @eitnrcIicu> Gormano,
Ueo, 4. &iucent
Zen lite December 1917 bapoc
StiittIieu2 Nopcoiouo Ell @o1uproi
al S120.776.OO DOC % ru N{orfcoS
ruroi al S104O00,0 600. Suotup
ternc al octtc 6ouo ior N(orct
,917 uar $7153,S52, hportil Tom
en- @nloucc ira 1916, en- 8opc poo
s., 100000 ira ,Sohu :. Rocfciel
lcr ~ S%5.OOO.OOO iom al 9cim
lclien blcO ~iratrutfct Sopcoionoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23

Camp Tooge, Soma, Sen 19os
Ipril: NGiten 400 Sranuenter
ira Set 3bie altrIuS til llbbannelie
al Helerpeoiiicerer horbreoes ioas
tiIbage iii line reipeftipe Iioelin.
ger, bpor De pil bIi itaaenoe, inbtil
De, ~eiterbpert Tom oct trGnseS, no.
rGpnes iii Sefonbleitnanter.
GipiIiiicr. iom bar siennemaaact
auriuiet, nil mioleriibie bli beor-
Srebc til 1ienciie iom Menise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-23
BUY LIBERTY OND
Gr-8nuernbr Gbcrbnrt / Sfibs-
bDgnings.T Drretnina. Or. @ltpernsr


u. >. Gberbort bar Tom Hcprricn.
tant for llnitcb Stotes Stecl Sbip-
building Company, al bpilfet ban er
Wcolcm, ionct hos De Soreneoe
StatcrS &egiering en- aontraft for
@pgning Of ire Stualifibe, boert
paa $500 Cons. Get inmlebe So.
Itcrbc at bisie fire Sfibe bliper
100000. Nupntc SfibSprrft
pil, iiolae "Siocrbe", blipe reorga.
i%liicret oo ifal outage Naunet Salt
Diego Sbipbuiloing & Srpopef 60;
S%fibspGritet er / Son 0iegc, Gal.
Wtr. Gberbnrt irningoe fig ll0nGp-
1cllen iom eli al aompanietS gnl.
bcbSnlrno, "a Bette piloc mcoiprc.
at ban mnottc foroltorc i'm Silent
Itapn til Snn Siego; ban pnifebe
Gellcr life at taec nftip Eel / 2c6cI-
'eit al 6orretningcl,. oo ban bar
observation-disclosures / WinncIoto,
Ionl rtnn oaretnacs. San or MT
fomn1cn tilboge til minneapolis.