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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
DODGERS PULL TEETH,
Practice Discovered at Camp Dir fo
be Severely Punished,

Wilmington, Del, Jan. 2.-Local
exemption boards have been advised
from headquarters at Camp DIX to
which cantonnent the draft men Of
this city and State are sent, that 40
rer cent Of the rejective5 thara are
due TO insufficient and detective teern
and that they are in receipt Of posi-
tive information that TO avoid Mill
rary service men called in the draft
are having Their: teeth extracted so
they will not have the number re-
-uired bv the army and will there
fore be discharged.
These extractions are made, l. Is
stated, after the men have been ev-
wired bv the local physicians and
before they are eXemlned at Carp.
Men who resort e this painful prac-
ice to escape army service. if de-
loctel will be t''ioi and II Convicted,
avaralv punished for attempting TO
evadc the Selectivc Service law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
BOASTS OF HUN FEATs,
Gemans Face 1913 With Confidence

Gemans Face 1913 With Confidence
Kaiser Asserts.
Amsterdam, Jan 2.-Berl!n re-
parts that Emperor William has az
dressed the following New Year o-aaf
10 the army and navy:
"a year of heavy and important
battles has come to close. Inc 81
qantie battles which ragged from
spring to fall on Belgian and French
soll were decided in favor OF your
,lorious arms. In the east the Often
sive spirit of our armies, by power
full blows, achieved great successes
1ur arms there are now at rest. Bril-
liant victories in few days destroy
al the Italian offensive preRarati~ll-
IF years.
ain cooperation with my army my
1eet has again proved its efficiency
~ daring enterprises. The subma'
ines are unswervingly performing
heir difficult and effective work. Fill
d with pride and admiration, we sur
rev the heroic band Of our colon'a
troops.
"The German people in arms I'M.
.hus everywhere, on hand and se'
chieved great deeds. But our enc
MES still hope, with the asslstanc
{ new allies, to defeat you and the
o destroy forever the world posi
ion won by Germany in hard Ell
,eavor. They will not succeed. Trust
90 in our righteous cause 9"a N on
trength. we face the year 1918 W.T.
'rm confidence and iron will. Th"rH
ire, forward with God to fresh dee!
nd fresh victories"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
SOUTHERN RAILROAD SYSTEM

n. n.--r olowIug schedule hgurea
published only as information. Ncs
guaranteed.
Trains leave Union Station, Alex
andria:
4:42 a. M, Daily-Memphis Spec
NJ. sleeping cars aiu coacnes 70"
Lynchburg, Roanoke. hnoxViiis,
chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis,
Washington sleeping cars open after
1000 p. m. Dining car.
!.37 O. r., Local 70 DanVllle.
ia? a. ~, Daily----Local 30 ahr-
risonhurs. Buffet parlor car
9:O2 a. M. Daily-u. 5. fast mai.
Coaches and sleeping cars to Char
lotte, Atlanta, Birmingham, New
Orleans. S eepinc car Salisbury TO
Asnevllie. Dining car.
9.37 a. m, Daily Manassas Orange
and Charlottesville and limited be-
vond TO Atlanta. Coaches only.
4:Q2 o. NJ, Daily except Sunday
Local 10 Harrisonburg. Buffet par
or car.
1872 D. m. Daily--h0cai TO Char
!ottesvi!le. Favior car to Warrentoas
lai1o except Sunday.
4:222 p. H., Daily-Birminghain
Special Cuacnes anu eepirg cars
20 Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining
al. Daily tourist car to California.
5:22 p. m, Daily except Sunday
.ocal for Warrenton.
7:l1p. M. Daily--Aususta Spec
H. Coaches and sleeping cars to
',hariottc, Columbia, Aiken and k.n.~
susta. Sleeping cars to Ashevlile.
lining car.
1902 p. r., Daily-Washington &
Chattanooga Limited. wa Lynch
burgl. Coaches and sleeping cars TO
Roanoke, Knoxvil g, Chattanooga,
New Orleans Dining car.
1917 .. m, Daily. first section
Washington and Atlanta limited.
Az Pullman tram. Club and ObSer
vatinn cars TO tianta
HOP p. m, Daily, second section
Washington and New Orleans Limit
cd. Al Pullman train, Club and Obser-
walton cars TO New Orleans.
S. D. SHELTON,
Union Ticket Agent, Alexandria, Va.
r. II. DeBU1TS,
Division Passenger Agent. Washing
ION. D c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
.UNAWAYS NEARLY FROZEN
.'hree Boys Wander all Night, BIZ
Live to Reach Wilmington.

LlvG u ItdSi w hA"AHSt"h'
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 2.--Ihini
lad and suffering so much Iro
ne intense cold that they were ARA!
. stop lest they freeze to deatF
1ree boys wandered all night alon
he roads between here and Kenne'
aua1e, and were finally arrested 6
anyways when they reached IN
ity. They gave their nani*7 =
Joseph FAIR, II years old; Chesic
a: Daniel Cooper. IS, ChestelY an
ohm Griswold, 16, CT New York, p"
no has been living in Chester 10
everal months.
When the boys arrived ct the pc
zee station they required m'dic'
reahnent before they We're fully 70
lived. Each Of them wore overall
hirt and unde,shirt, but no coat I"
vercoat. They Sid thov ran aE"
,om their homes last Thursday an
.ent to Kennett Snnare. whn"c thu.
1T work. They quit yesterday an
arh received 80 cents. They Start
walk TO this CITY. AMI l"et ni~n
,nk refuoa in a barn, bur III" pl""'
as so cold thnv Woo aP"oia 10 81 r
'eec, 50 they decided + keep n1ov.a'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
40 FOOD IN GERMANY.
Nation is Worse off Than Relieved,
Official Data Indicates.

Official Data Indicates.
Germany is in 4 worse positl n re-
.arding food than this government
lad believed. Official data recently
objected by American government
.yperts from reliable sources II
,uch with the Tcuton problem shows
his conclusivclv, through the gov
~nment is withholding specific facts
The pinch OF hunger may account
F., large measure, for the persl9tnhc"
+ the German peace movement az
his time, for, despite disbursement
hereof from all allied quarters, tha
reor. to rake peac" ten. sinh: into
lied conscienccs continues.
There are signs that GERMANY VIII
lex to its manauvers Indefinitely.
his pove,umert had been I'D t. b".
eve that the German food sitnatl"r
I'D improved as a result nj the last
>rvesfs. but has leaned from care
/ investigation that this IS mt
"a case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02

"lIr. Peace" or "Miss Peace" if you
prefer il, snealsea % the middle 81 Z tZz,.s
stage before the entire company
ensemble scurried out and booted him
from view with sturdy execution
and amid rooS-raising cheers, hand
clappine and stamping Of feet on the
hollow board floor. One of the other
hits Of the evening came when a d.
ninit!ve Sammy, fully uniformed, led
"Kaiser Bill' on the stage. The
Eaiser's hands were rnanacled and he
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02

stuff either, The seFollies Of 1917"
were given at certain (. n. c. a.
but hy members Of the American ex-
Evolutionary force, Monday night.
peep-voiced, weather-tanned "fonie5"
scamDered and sang behind fhckering
kerosene footlights, speeding the ty-
Ing wear, 4 husky Detroiter, clothed
in a sheet and carrying an olive
branch, walked our on The stage al
che point III the performance.
On his back was printed peace. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
Notice.

Notice.
Tha Washington and GA Dominion
aiiway has made application to tn:
tate Corporation Commission tat
,thority to make increases Of 10
sr cent, over all Of its present freig =
,tes applicable between staff ns in
irginia on the Washington and O ii
,ominion Railway, the m nimum in
ease to be one % cent when the
ate is per 100 pounds" and five
y cents when the rate is s'psr ton
Hearing in this matter will be held
.forn the State Corporation Commls-
on at Richmond, Va, on the % d
ay Of January, 1918, at 10 o'c ncK
M, at which time any protests,
octs or arguments may be present
i to the Commission Tor its con-
Iteration.
WASHINGTON and Old Dominion Ry.
IN. 2-3-4-5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES
Notice.

The Annual Meeting Of the mem
hers of the Independent Mutual Ere
insurance Company OF Fairfax coua-
", Va, will be held at the Conf
pany's office, Royal and Prince
Streets, in Alexandria. Va, Monday,
January ID. 1918, at ten o'clock 4.
N.
Walter Roberts, President.
2G8t1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
Notice Annual Meeting.
The Alexandria Natjona: Bank

me AIeNaniTId NdIIUIla' ballh'
Alexandria, Va, Dec. s, 1917.
The annual meeting Of the share
halders of this bank, for the election
of Directors ard the transaction %
such other business as may be
brought before it, will be held at TIE
Banking House of said Rank, o.:
Tuesday, January S, 1918, at II
o'clock, noon.
The polls will be oren from II N
to p. m.
j. L. PERRY, Cashier
295-25t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
Citizens National Bank

At a regular meeting Of the E1ard
of Directors held this day, the regu-
lar semi-annual dividend Of 6 PEI
cent was declared, payable on or after
January 2nd. 1918, 70 stockholders
u records. December 31st, 1917.
2Ao-4v Richard NJ. Green. Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
Notice Annual Meeting.

UCCeniUeT Z, II .
Tn. regular animal meeting. of IN,
stockholders % the Fret Na:lon2:
Bank &C Alexandria. Va. Will he held
at the Banking House on Tuesday,
January 6, 1918, at II o'clock; moor,
for the election of directors and tran
saction of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing ~ c
29A-I5i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 2, 1915

Until daylight. The Chester police
have been notified, and the boys are
detained here pending the arrival Of
az officer from that city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02

was tied Firmly. The bantam sa7nEa!
sang very teslingly we'll Knock the
Spots OUT of the Kaiser and E-cG
Him Across the Rhine" Incidentally
not q bit Of drinking was Observed
among the American soldiers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
.EC0Rl Of The PAST

, Stranger Evidence Ccn h2 Fad in
Alexandria.
Look well 10 thcJr record. What
hey have done mary tires N yeas
one bv is the best guarantee OF III
IRE results. Anyone with had
ack; any reader suffering from url-
airy troubles, from kidney ills. shon!d
md comforting words in the follow
Nc statement.
John T. LANGLEY ~ Queen St.
Hlexandria. Va. says: For t'To
cars or more / WIS sJbject 70 pam
and wca%aaass "a ,ny back. / often
coul,in' z.oop or walk and was con-
fined 10 the house for daya. read
about noan's Kidney Pills in the
papers and got box. Soon after |
used them ! noticed an improvement
and they completely relieved me i'll
a shore time"
ADDED PRAISE.
Twelve years later Mr.. Langley
said: II chi always glad 10 recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills l hav@at
had any occasion TO take Kidney
for several years"
Price G0c, ~ all dealers. Don't
simply ask f1r iii|nov remedy
get D1an's Etlnav Pills the same
that Mr.. LANGLEY has twice publicly
recommended. Foster I;.bIrn Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
Maryland, Delaware ama
Virginia Railway 90

Steamers Of this line leave AleI-
andria every Monday, Wednesday,
and Saturday 81 4:4h p m
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL THE
USUAL RIVER LANDINGS
CUISINE and appointments nnexcsu-
ed
Freight for Baltimore, phiiadel-
paia and New York solicited and
handled with care Through rates
md hills of lading issued
Single fare to Baltimore. 1925;
with return "trip $3.50 State rooms
me vnv s2nH and uD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
~ aSf'nFinr s~;.;;fT,..s.. X
-.ci1 ciuIa -, aN1.a IL. 2 ioif

~ aSh'nTif,n T;.i'1T,ts.. X
schedule n else. jub 2. 1917
"a~t'..gi" tin yuinLs iuE'
.ia;ly sos, S:23, $50, 1898, :O:45 .
n. 1901, LIS, ESQ. Through tran
for NeT York, via T. F. r. 5:I4
".53. S:22. :33 q. m.
Saturdays only, 4:ti p. H., ano
Sundays only sos ?. II
to Fredericksburg Richmond -,
3oint: south. at 4:37. TSP i!occD arc
a. y 1915 s.22 2:32 hT
"caN 7n2 g & : q tailY
Accommodation for Quantico \
lis a m daily and "".'5 o. Il, ST.:
-d~--- N;~~f,t t-oir 'coree 1890 y
n. daily fer stations Loron TO Fred
ericksburg inclusive.
.Ulh-- ilu.es u a--:vsi AZ. j.
arturo aud corrections not guafaz
asei.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
PEACE KICKED OUT
American Troops Put Over Show
That Would Make Ziegfeld RcH.
With the American Army II

france, Jan. Ii ziegfeld could
only bring back to America the show
that was The star attraction o. all the
shows of New Years eve IL the
American zone. re would make Che
biggest hit Of his theatrical career
and there would ncv be any giciT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-01-02
Notice Annual Meeting.
Tbo r;ti,n.,r A'o+io,oI pap,

Notice Annual Meeting.
The Citizens Nationa! Banh:
Alexandria, Va,
Dec 9th, 1917
The annual meeting OF the share
holders Of this bank, for the cleo
ton of Directors and the transaction
OF such other business a. may be
brought before it, will be held al the
House, on Tuesday, January
Sth. 1918. at ~ o'clock noon.
The polls gill be open from II NJ,
% ?. II.
Richard NJ. Green, Cashier.
22Gl -25..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
Classified Page Closes at lI.3l

To he printed nder tucr sOroper classt-
feat ion CLASSIFIED advertisements must be
% tue business Office by II. 30 o clOck Ad-
hcur but vii De printco un Ter the heading
Too Late 20 CLASSIFY. Get your coDy u
carty. please
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
GERi'ANS FOTCE SICK
INTO FRONT WAR LINE
KaIser's Man Power Nearing the
Point Of Exhaustion. Prisoner
Tells American Troops.

With the American \nny IN France,
sept 10 German soldier captured
with others in trcncb south OF the
\isnc was found to BE- suffering
from diseased condition of the ear
and anacnla He told lie American
medical officers that he had been forced
to do front lnc duty notwithstanding
hlS condition lntII "a few weeks ago
hc had tcen employed in noncombat-
ami position, owing 10 tins atihctlon
bur i recent order had caused hun 10
be sent to do duty ON the western front
The prisoner SAID that he Was N the
hrst line IN Flanders and arrived OPP
posite the Americans i've days ago
lie knew Of cases where Germans not
sick enough to 90 to hospitals were
being used in the supply oi other depart
inents ack Of the lines. and declared
thai in number Of Instances soldiers
suffering from serious illness had been
sent 10 the front lines, as he had been
This prisoner IS now IN an American
hospital and may have 10 undergo
an operation for abscess. owing 10 the
long standing nature Of hls allnent
and the anaeInIc condition Of his body
brought al out BY the hardsmps OF war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
pH,LA. PRODUCE MARKETS.


philadpIphia. Sept II Corn custer; vel
low. according To grade and location.
kS0aI S5.
Oats. hieher: No ?. white. 79a79l2,
No 3. 7712a7s
Butter higher; western creamery extra,
81, nearby prints. fancy, 59a6l
Eggs, higher. nearby firsis, II f0nl4 20;
nearby current receipts, l3S0al4 10,
western. extru iirsts, ii 0al47Oi western
firsts, Il S0a14 10; fancy selected packed,
53a55 per dozen
Cheese bighcr New York and Wis
consin. full milk. y l3a27s4
Live poultry steady. fowls, 3a36;
spring chickens not LcRhorns. 34a.6, do
Leghorns, 32a3i. roostcrs, 26a27' dutks,
Pekin. spring. 32a33 do old, 2Sa32 Indian
runners. 27a2q
Dressed poultry, firm, free killed, fancy
b l2a3S do smaller sizes 3}a31; roost ers-
PSI. ducks. Long island, ,i7a3S: bfollnR
chickens. western 3bnf0
Potatoes higher, Norfolk 81 0Oaf - pcf
bbl Eastern Shore, 2 0tn5 30. Jersey No
/, pcr basket. | GOAL II, No ,, "la75,
Jersey No /, per lip pound bag. 4ooa
4 20. No ,. 215a3.0n
Flour. weak. winter wheat 100 pcr cent
-four. l0.25aI050. Kansas wheat do J o9
ALPS. spring whcat do, l0.S0al -
llnv, hi her. timothy dot large and
small bales, 81 90. No :. do, 29UDa
50 90 No B. do y OOn25 .00 Clover miS-
cd light % 00a30 00 No ]. do. y @ia
2S50 No do 81 00a27 90
IalIow steady CITY prime ~ ticrccs Ia ;
city, special loose. tSl4 prime country,
l. dark. l53ialGi4. edible, IN tIcrfcs,
lgalal3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
DEATHS

COYLE- IN ms cIll or september u. 1917
Samuel Co! H. - AGED - Years
Relative, and friends are invited TO at
1nd the funeral SERVICES az the residence
o. h!s son-lr-.aw fran6 Aianiey 1914
Elm street on ~aturday. September IA
a. ; O'Clock. IuJermcnt Nj salem cemc-
1eTN-
kEIIER-lu his cIty on September =
tq1~ Harry Z Keller aged - years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral service, al hls late residence
IIO5 West Ninth street on Thursday after
noon. september J.. al o'clock Inter
fneut private
LEE-ln tins cl,y. on september 10. I9Is
William i.SfeN Lee aged ~ traFs
Relatives and friends ere invited to attend
the funeral services al his late residence
200 Van Buren, street. on Friday after
noon September i3 ~ O'Clock Inter
ment al Niddletowu D-
PARK1S At Philadelphia pa on sep
tCmbcT 9. 1918 Thomas PARIS. beloved
husband Of Clara Paris nee Fisher. aged
50 ycars
Relatives aud friends are invited 20 al VI
trnd the funeral services az the residence
OF his brother, William Parris llI2 Heald
street on Thursday afternoon september
- at O'Clock Intcrmert Iombardy
cemetery
READER IN TINS ci-. On september 10
l9Ie Brainard Ellis eldest son OF Brain
ard and Ldith A Reader aged 10 years
9 months.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at The residence of his
grand parents Mr. and Mrs John n
Hanson 500 Lancaster avenue on Satlir-
day afternoon september II at Octock
lnterment At Silverbrook cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
WIDOWS MITE CHEER
OUR WOUNDED MEN
Aged Paris Flower Nender Gave All Her
nlnssnms 10 Suffering Amerleans.

paris. Aug The widow inte
was ryetnpllhed III The net q an aged
fovcr vendor whose stand Was located
near the Arc a. Irianphc. when recently
sin nnloadcd nj bcr xarlegated stock 81
rose. h,cs tulir@ and viaIets upon m
American ambulance passing her stand
loadod with American wounded from the
front and being driven 10 rarl7 hospital
IN the vlotnltS
The ambulance was open and Tie
wounded men could he seen 90 hanging
stretthcrs. swaeed 10 aud fro by the
motion N thr car One Young soldier saf
ou the scat with tire dflvcf hs INJURY
hcinp j shattered arm With nue arn ifeee
hc received the flowers the essence 81 tie
.la flower vendors heart There WIS
lntlo DELAY lveryonc understood the
,ne,drnt The soldiers face showed he
was IN nam. hui the aged wouan oiirr.
lnl caused hlm to forget ms suffering aud
he smiled Pedestrians looked On with
aprrnbatIpn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
600 L. :. WAACS SEND
1000 MEN TO TRENCHES

Behind the Lines, France Aug 20
Within one month. 1000 members oi the
Women Army Auxiliary Corps, viii be
enrolled ID the nitcd States Army
Service Corps Three hundred are nj
ready at work here IN the offices laun-
dries and scryiccs Of the American TX
pcditonary Force
'Fhcy Will supplant an equal number OF
bic bodied youths who will leave 10
take their places IN fighting units The
valiant services that these "Walcs have
gwen IN the British ARMY recommended
their adoption by the nited States St II
and AS many as can be spared are bel .
Transferred to the United States sery loco
relieve some man for duty nearer the
actual combat
The British WAGES are thoroughly
military, being organized on military
lines The corps Is ofiicercd with regular
ranks corresponding to the army and the
same insignia as army officers Is worn
The barracks Of the "Waacs" is SAID to
present a model IN military precision
In addition 1000 French girls are
beng engaged ia the salvage depots to
supplant the fighting men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
ALL READY FOR
REGISTRATION
Volunteer Registrars Instructed, at
High School Last Night, as
to Their Duties.

Captain Horace Wilson, chairman OF
Local Board No 3 and also OF the Local
Board Committee on the registration,
gave final directions to the volunteers
for the duties of registrars, for tomorrow
military registration who assembled last
night in the High School Auditorium,
and was assisted by Joseph Bancroft,
chairman of Board No, |.
Cantam Wilson, with one of the cards
to hc used in registering drattceS, went
over II in detail and explained carefully
the duty ui the registrars. in the CN-
animation of each man rcglSt tcrlng twenty
questions have to be asked and answers
recorded Further. there are number
of comments 10 be made by the registrars
IN describing the personal appearance OF
each man Each registrar who has hllcd
out card must sign certificate card
10 be gwen To man registering
The hours during which the regis
trars will set are from a IN. To 9p, m.
Altcr that the registrar must make
out report or summary OF the day :
work and deliver 1t ut once to the cX-
cmption board hc Is serving,
Last night the chief registrars were
supplied with the necessary stationery,
including instructions and posters to
be displayed IN inc FeRNtdltp" P'd''N-
MANY questions were asked Captain
Wilson during the hour he stood on
the platform aud some interesting qucs-
tions were raised The acoustic properties
OF the school auditorium are So imperfect
that It was difficult to hear much that
was SAID
Men in an lines Of business have
volunteered to serve rs registrars and
they have a real days work ahead Of
flrm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-11
Centenary or Steamship.

Ont hundred wears ago hc first ocean
gong American steamship was launched.
ntI within he last wear or so, the num-
hcr ot ships sailing under the American
flag was 81 negligible - to lead one 10
hclcve that 50 far lis the United States
was concernedIt made little difference
whether fhcrn was 4 launching humid
ha- taken Of hIS GOA, and as q ship
builder promises tonnage OF some
thing Ike 25.00O,0J0 within the next
five wears Il took that first American
steamship twenty-five DAYS to cross the
Atlantic, sailing from Savannah. ia
10 Liverpool. England Today although
the nited States l. not TRYING 10 break
speed records IL can turn out "a boat
from kcel-lavng to launching. almost
within the time II todk that early steam
ship to make the crossing -EA rhange