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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-28
ATTACK AMERICAN HOSPITALS

apparently deliberate atte,npo VIRGIL American hospitals
the Of the Amercanine pfardy Occurred Sunday after
when the Germans hurled high ovea and gas shells
within few hundred yards Of two hospitals Fortunately
damage was done .".# ~ I
By coincidence the bombardmen going while Amen
funerals being held Several shells fell short distance
from funeral party but the ceremony not disturbed
German attempts carry the warfare to American sick and
wounded began about 10 days When with the advent Of
noo enemy apanes cicled the little villages where
has long been known hospitals located and dropped bombs
Several civilians injured recent raid while not far
from the American hospitals. = r..
They asleep when the attack began feeling in
their proximity to the hospitals. .ts: =
Much indignation has been caused the soldiers and
civilians the air raids and Sundays bombardment. Il
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-28
THREE KILLED BY FREAK GUN

Paris Monday, May 27Thlee persons were killed and IA
injured the bombardmen of Paris today by the German long
range gum One shell burst crowded street in front OF
tranway station Three getting into One
killed and the others injured Several within the
car, one child were injured. . ." .:.g ~
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10

Arlington Hotel. Arkansas National Bank. 3A Alhambra Bath House. " Arkansas Trust Company. J. Fl. Avery.
 Geo. A. Callahan Citizens National Bank M ' Como Trust Co. Fe,R Como Hotel
 Craighead Laundry. Citizens Electric Company. Consumers Gas Company. Eastman Hotel Enterprise Grocery Company. Frisby's Restaurant II. Fellhemer. Fordyce Bath House Jacob Geschmay Grand Rapids Furniture Company Gray Dry Goods Company. Hale Bath House Hot Springs Coffee Mills. Hot Springs Confectionery. Hot Springs Water Company. Hot Springs Street Railway. C. J. Horner Company Hewlett Linen Company. Imperial Bath House. Jennings Drug Store Lamar Bath House Lemly's Drug Store Lopez Remedy Company Wm. J. Little Agency Company, Magnesia Bath House. Majestic Hotel
 Maurice Bath House Moody Hotel.
 R C. Morris Drug Co. Simon Mendel. Sidney Nj. Mutt New Ozark Sanitarium Bath House Nine-Ninety-Nln Store Oliver Ftnnie Grocer Company. Ozark Bath House Patton < Norton
 Piggly-Wiggly.
 D. C. Richards.
 Rockefellow Bath House. Roth Dry Goods Company. Rush Brothers.
 $ A. SammOns and Son F. C. Stearns Hardware Co. H. Strauss < Co. Schneck Drug Company. Superior Bath House. The Hatterie aa The Katz Company. Security Bank Valley Flaming Mills Company. Hamp Williams Hardware Go. WOodcock X Lawson Dry Goods Co J Ii. Woodcock and Son
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-10

Believing that 1t is the duty of every patriotic person who enjoys The freedom and privilege of citizen- ship in our great country to do his utmost 10 help win the war. the fol- lowing firms and individuals have patriotically contributed the money 10 pay for this and other advertise ments Of the United War Work Campaign:
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-09-13
Don't Blame the Child

Don't scold your children for lack OF
control over the kidney secretions' IL
is not always the children's fault'--ln
many cases it means weak kidneys and
can be readily righted' Read this Roa'
coke Rapids mothers advice.
Mrs. M. A. Bowen, says: my hoy
was pretty bad off some years ago WIN
weak kidneys. He didn't seem to have
any control over these organs, what,
ever. This caused me whole lot OF
annoyance and he didn't look Well he
had that sallow look. Healways seem
ed tired and irritable. The different
remedies he took seemed to do no good
and finally began giving him poan :
Kidney Pills. Doans entirely cured
him and he h7sn't been bothered since
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don I sun
ply ask for kidney remedy get poah )
Kidney Pills.--the same that Mrs Bowen
had. Foster-Milburn Co., Migfso
, Buffalo, N. Y. ADV.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-09-13

Roseoeath Township. Rufus
Cherry, W. c. Allsbrook, Scot
land Neck, R. F. D.
Butterwood Township. A. +.
Carter, Littleton R. F. D. 5. l.
Thorne, Jr., w. E. Nicholson,
W. H. Thorne, Airlie,
Assuring your Board and the
Registrars of Halifax County
that the Council of Defense Of
Halifax County will serve the
Registrars in any way possible
| am
Yours very truly,
R. C. Dunn,
Chairman of Council of De
Tense of Halifax County.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-09-13
Legal Advisory Board Appointed
To the Local Exemption Board
of Halifax County:

To the Local Exemption Board
of Halifax County:
I take pleasure in herewith
submitting to names Of those ap-
pointed by me for service on the
Legal Advisory Boards Of Hall
fax County for the respective
Towns and Townships. | nave
selected those men who, ! fee'
sure, will gladly give OF thelr
time in the work of assisting the
registrants of Halifax County IN
filing out their questionnlres'
This list will be published in the
papers of the county and the y reg
istrants should perseve the lists
when so published, so that they
NAV know upon whom to call
for assistance.
Conocanara Township. J. o.
Applewhite, Tillery; Grover How
ell, Tillery, Tillery; j. Il. OAR
den, Spring Hill.
p.;.L,ovv;lla Township. "A. b.
Schlichter, HOLSTER; Ben Fishel'
HOLSTER; C. A. Williams, Jr.
Ringwood,J. E. Ayers, Jr. Ring
wood; H. w. Qualls, Essex. Gil
Knight, Essex, Sydney Williams,
N. M. Harrison, Jr., Brinkley-
vile, N. G.. Bethe, Brinkleyville
Enfield Township. j. R. Matth-
ews, Enfield, DR.. G. Highsmith,
Enfield, P. 0. Petway, Enfield,
]. Waldo Whitaker, Enfield, Geo.
H. johnson, Enfield, c. J. Ed
wards, Enfield, f. D. Dodd'
Enfield, B. D. Mann, Enfield.
Halifax Township. S. M. Gary
Halifax, Swain Norman, HALIFAX
W. F. Coppedge, Halifax L, n
Safer, Halifax
Weldon Township. VIM. l
Knight, Ashley Stainback' W. I
Daniel R. S. Travis, H. e
Rowe, D. r. Anderson, J. W
Pierce.
Roanoke Rapids Township "
L. Long, J. T. Chase, j, NJ. Jaei
son, John W. House, A. N
Proctor, Roanoke Rapids.
W. F. Horner, 7. W. Muller
Thos. NJ. jenkins, R. L. Topping
Rosemary.
Scotland Neck Township
Hugh Johnson, A. P. kitch'
Sam Dunn, Stewart Smit
Ashby Dunn. DR. A. c. Live
mon, DR.. J. E. Shields, l.
Cherry, Clee Vaughan.
Littleton Township. ". R H;
vey, B. r. Browning, W,
Johnson, Rodney Glasgow, I.
Aston, Littleton J. P. Per
Blandy Hamill, Thelma.
Faucet Township. John
Taylor, Aurelian Springs, 5.
johnson, Thelma, R. F. D. W.
Neville, Heatsyille.
Palmyra Township. W.
Newell, Levira Leggett, H
good Leon!Shields, R. H. VIII
Hobgood.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-09-13

Ice cream will be served at the
River Road school next Saturday
night, September IA, fromlS;OO
1890, We will be glad for you
to come.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-09-13

Lost: Monday in waiting room
at Roanoke Junction, pink cameo
ring set in pearls, finder pleae
return to Herald Office and re-
ceive $40. 90 reward.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1918-09-13
Classified Advt. Column

Lost small gold pen with ame-
thyst setting, saftey catch. Re-
ward if returned to Mrs. W. 5.
Dean. Jackson Street.
1t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
British Make Steady
Progress Toward Mons

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY ON
THE FRANCO BELGIAN FRONT,
Wednesday Nov o-Steady progress
was maintained today by the British
first third and fourth armies The main
body OF the enemy is apparently con-
tnuing its retirement toward Mons,
Mauhcuge and Avesue'. while the COM
parati,ely weak forces which are as
signed to the task Of fighting rear
guard action were lnterposing such re-
siS,ance as they could in an endeayor
to delay the onward sweep OF the allies,
This morning the Germans were de-
stroying the railways in the vicinity OF
Mons indicating that they had With
drawn all the materials that time would
allow and had no intention OF aeeep,-
ing battle along the present line Up
to last night the British had penetrated
10 an extreme depth Of eleven miles in
two days At dawn today they renewed
their attack and Notwithstanding the
heavy rain which had been falling for
two days were getting ahead rapidly,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
Is Becoming
Near Rout on Broken
Scheldt-Meuse Front
German Communication Lines Dominat-
ed by Fire of Allied Guns-Ghent to Be
Abandoned British Are Progressing
Steadily Toward Mons and Maubeuge.
By The Associated Press.

WITH The AMERICAN ARMY ON THE SEDAN FRONT,
Nov. Il AS p m.)-American troops today entered that
part of Sedan that lies on the west bank of the Meuse
The bridge the Meuse at Sedan, which the
treating army fled has been destroyed and the river valley
flooded
The principal German lateral lines of communications
between the fortress of Metz and northern France and Belgium
either cut unavailable for the enemys use.
Since November the Americans have taken 1000 prison.
They have freed all French territory within the Of
the army action west of the Mese to total of 700 square
homeers, and have liberated 1000 civilians.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-(Via MonreaL)-The German re-
treat greatly accelerated yesterday by advance Of
six miles the entire front from the Schedt the Meue
bcome almost rout German communication lines France
and Belgium also threatened seriously advance
o the British French and Americans Wednesday Vervin
only eight miles from Hson important railway center was
captured.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
SENATE SPLIT
NOW POSSIBLE
Michigan and Idaho Contests
Undecided

WASHINGTON, Nov At least
half the senate and a decisive majority
IN the house was assured TO the fepub-
leans on the basis OF available but still
incomplete returns today OF Tuesday s
election.
Michigan aud Idaho still remained in
doubt with the republican candidate m
Michigan Truman n Newberry. lead
ing Henry Ford, and Senator Nugent o:
Idaho, democrat reported gradually los.
ing a small majority to his republican
opponent, Former Governor Gooding
Fall Is Elected.
Doubt regarding the outcome Of m,
scAa,orial contest in New Mexico be
tween Senator Fall, republican, ant
Representative Walton. democrat. ap
parently was removed with returns cted
itng Mr. Fall with reelection. Iha
gives the republicans forty eight scOa
tors as against lorty-siS assured io
the democrat, and the Michigan ant
Iowa vote in doubt Shifts today IN re-
suits appeared to leave the house a
iollowSl Republicans 2jS, democrau
l94. including one independent, and SO
ciahst /.
House Goes TO G. O.P.
The standing OF the two parties IN IN,
next house. without the three miSslns
districts, is:
Republicans 2b and democrats loS. i.
republican majority of a.
In the senate, without the thre,
doubtful seats, ther. are A republicans
and ~ democrats.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
White Flag Raised
Over City OF Ghent
BY the Associated Press

on THE BATTLE FRONT IN
BELGIUM, Tuesday Nov S.-tNighD
A wireless dispatch was received this
afternoon at the headquarters OF Cen
eral BeauraineS from the Germans say
ing they had decided to abandon Ghcnl
and asking the Belgans not 10 fire on
the suburbs OF the town, where white
flags are raised
American troops from Ohio under
the command OF General FarDsworth
played a grea, par, in the relief OF tn,
city by an attack on he Eecke salient
10 miles southwest Of Ghent, which wa,
taken by storm yesterday, Their losSe,
were comparatively light
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
WAR WORK FUND,
MONEY IS SLOW
Few Business Men Answer
Call TO See Committee,

Subscriptions to the united war worl
fund are coming in slowly at headquar
,ers OF the city committee, and result
preliminary 10 the opening Of the drive
are not as encouraging as expected
said Charl& W. Gun,er. district chair
man today Out Of three hundred busi
ness men of the city asked to call Il
the Chamber OF Commerce but Is per
cent appeared up TO noon today Every
man who has called has accepted hJ
quota and some of them have increased
Il, however, Mr., Gunter says.
Announcement was made this morning
by Leon Levy, city chaipsn, that no
initial payment is necessary on sub
scriptions, but payments will be received
in three instalments, as follows: Fifty
percent on December 2, Is percent on
January IS, and Is percent March !
To encourage subscribers. Liberty bond,
Of any issue will be accepted at par
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07

PARIS Nov. 7.-Q:2O p. MA considerable crowd
gathered around the office today awaiting Of the
result of the German application under flag of truce for
armistce although it generally believed that several days
will pass before truce can be arranged
WASHINGTON, Nov. Tt was officially announced at
the state department 25 o'clock this afternoon that the
Germans had not signed armistice terms
Secretary Lansing authorized the statement that the Ger
armisice delegation would be received by General
Foch until o'clock this afternoon
The secrearys after Washington had
been celebrating for two hours the strength Of unofficial
report that the armsice terms had been accepted
Inc state department advised that General Foch
would receive the German ENJOYS at o'clock p. m French
time Inoon eastern time United States).
At 1880 o'clock this afternoon was stated officially that
the United States had not been advised of the
signing Of an armistice.
Three-thirty p. m, Washington time is approximately
p. m. in Paris
WASHINGTON Nov. Navy cable censors reported
today an unofficial message had through from abroad
announcing that the Germans had signed the armse terms
delivered by Marshal Foch No authority was given for the
statement and while added the air of expectancy
where officials said nothing except official dispatch could
be believed.
Neither the American government nor anv Of the ales,
embassies missions had been advised even that
Foch actually had presented the aistce terms was as
umed however that the German ENJOYS been conducted
through the French lines some time during the day
The unofficial report which started celebrations had said
the armsce had been signed at II o'clock French time or
SIX nours before the time set for the meeting
Later 1t was learned that at IL o'clock this morning wben
he navy censors reported unofficial cabegam from Paris
saying the armsce had been signed, official message NJ
inquiry was rushed to Paris and three hours later brought
reply on which Secretary Lansing based his
In spite OF the fact that officials did not accept the report
as ue demonstrations persisted President Wilson left the
and waved his napkin to the crowd before the White House
gates ~ i'U
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
YankS Advance Line
In Bitter StruqqIe

WASHINGTON NJ" 5-ImpoIl7nt
advances by the American first army
yesterday on both side, of me Meu,o
were reported TO-DAY by General
Pershing Neither difficult ground ror
two fresh enemy divisions delayed ths
progress on the east. but west Of Tho
river the German positions were taken
only after bitter struggles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
CHIEF RELEASES
CITY PRISONERS
WHEN FOE SIGNS

EVERY prisoner in IN, city jail
save those held Tor the county
authorities and the federal govern
ment was released at noon today
when a newspaper announced pre-
maturely that Germany had sur
rendered.
III the world is to be made free
commented Chief Of Police Nichols,
"l'll help along with those under my
charge"
Prisoners held for the county were
taken into autos to the county Jail,
and those held for'the government
were turned over to United States
officers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07

LONDON, Nov. Marshal
Foch, the allied commander
in-chief, has notified the Ger
man high command that II the
German armish,e delegation
wishes to meet him, Il shall ad-
vance TO the French lines
along the Chimay, Fournies,
La Capelle and Guise roads.
From the French outposts,
the plenipotentiaries will be
conducted to the place decided
upon for the interview.
The name Of this place is not given
in the official text Of the note from
Marshal Foch, which reads as follows
TO the German High Command from
Marshal Foeh;
III the German plenipo,entiatles
wish TO meet Marshal Foeh to ask hin,
for an armistioe, they are 10 advane,
to the Frepeh outpos,s by the Chimay
Fourmies, La Capelle and Guise roads
Orders have been given that they at,
TO be received and conducted to III,
place fixed for the interview"
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Th, New
York news bureau, which Is affiliate,
With The Central kewS, Ssri oU. q din
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
SUFFRAGE HOPES
RISING ON FACE
OF new RETURNS
Reports Show Amendment
May Have Clear Majority

That the woman suffrage amendment
to the. constitution submitted IN Tues
daJs election, has carried by d clear
majority OF all votes cast IN the elec-
ton was the prediction az noon today
by Clark Hudson, Nha has tabulated
returns received 50 far at democratic
headquarters.
The suffrage vote lu the counties We
have heard from shows that the amend
ment has received a majority OF the
votes on the face OF the returns now m
hand II this ratio Is continued IN the
remaining courties the amendment has
been adopted" said Mr. Hudson
Returns from 1850 Of the 2,Hl yot-
ing precincts Of the state tatulated AZ
democratic headquarters up to noon
today show Robertson IS leading Nc
keeyer by a plurality Of lS05l
Two countieS-Choctaw and McClair
filed their complete official returns
this morning with the state election
board, being the first counties 10 r.
port The returns are sealed and will
no, be opened earlier than Sa,urda,
when all members OF the state boar,
are. expected 10 be here to official
canvass the returns
Advices iron the First district sho,
the defeat OF 7. A. Chandler, republi
can congressman, by +. B. Howard
democrat, by plurality of 800 votes
Howards election is virtually conoede,
by his opponents managers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
French Cavalry Joins
In Pursuit Of BocheS

PARIS, Nov 7,-AIong The entlre
French front m, pursuit Of the retreat
ing Germans was taken up again thi,
morning, according 10 todayS war ole
flee announcement
The French have thrown oavalry into
the action on their ght where the
mounted troops arc piShing in the di-
recton OF the MeuSe
The French are moving forward east
Of the forests Of Nouyion and Reg
naval and north Of the Serre and Aisns
rivers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
HOMES FLOODED
BY RIVER RISE;
SEWERS BROKEN
Unless More Rains Come Fur
ther Damage Not Expected,

Iovland, along the North Canadian
arc flooded. and IN scores Of homes Oh
South Robinson avenue and vicinity
the water IS running over the first
floors.
The city cut of dam went down with
the water early this forenoon and the
entire forco Of J C. Walton, commits
sioner OF public works, has been
working hard to save the Exchange
avenue bridge. In fact, for several
hours this morning all city bridges
along the river were in danger Should
no more heavy rains come before the
flood crest has passed the bridges
will be safe
Easements Flooded
Easements all over the city we're
flooded in last nights downpour Storm
sewers. at all times wholly inadequat.
foon became clogged and served as
dams TO force the water from tho
streets back onto adjoining property.
The heavy rain started in the city
about 7 o'clock last night and CANT
down in sheets. accompanied by peal
OF thunder and vivid lightning Tn
heavy showers came intermitteniiy. bu
rain was continuous. Downtown
streets became rivers. The storm con
,inued all night, becoming lighter to
ward daylight, and finally cleare'
away about 9 o'clock this morning
There is a strong probability that III
Paekingtown sewer burst with III
strain upon it, as It is emptying IA
above its connection with the inter
ceptlng sewer, two miles from ih'
plants. This sewage is adding con
tinually to the flood water in the low
land section in tha, vicinity
At Webb and Main streets is an
other probable sewer burst as Scwag,
is escaping there, AT neither point car
It be definitely asoertained what is th
true condition until the flood Subsidies
Wheeler Under Water.
Wheeler park is partly under wa,c
close to the river bank, but no dAmsg
was reported NJ TO moor The par
force took every possible preoaution t
protect the city property there.
The South Canadian is reporte,
flooded, and that /, is damming III
North Canadian outlet and iorcinl
water back up the north branch Tn
Ill the South Canadian begins TO sub
side conditions cannot improve much
Families in the threatened section
arc moving out, some escaping i
boats, However, IL is only in ISOLATE
lowlands that such an extreme eondi
tion exists. At the waterworkS II wa
predicted that il no heavy rains hav
fallen west Of the city, and no NOR
rain falls today conditions will i'm
prove al once
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
SUBMARINE FIRES
On GREEK SAILORS

ATHENS, Nov IA German sub.
marine, after having ,orpedoed a Greek
sailing ship, is said to have fired on
the crew when the men tried to escape
from the sinking vessel, according to
an official telegram received here from
Crete. The lifeboat has been examined
and found to be shattered BY projec-
tiles from thu submptne's guns. This
incident is interesting in view Of the
German denials OF such actions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
Fall Of Maubeuge
Believed Imminent

PARIS. Nov News thal Gets
man whit, flag party had lett for the
iron, made a deep impression in France,
where the prompt action Of the German
government took IN, public by surprise.
The last lingering doubts as TO Ger.
many, sincerity IN skiing ior the a.
lied terms for an afmiNiee still held
IN certain quarters ieem 80 be MOVED.
Think Huns In Bad Plight.
On the contrary. the impressior sov
held is that Germany 10 really sofss
off than generally believed
In the, meantime the silied woops
l sIs siyps ~ sai,sbIsd ulgv 10 rss''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
THE WEATHER

LOCAL FoPgcAsT-cloudy unsettled
wss sr
sTATI tsnluh, sersrshy
fslr except rain In extreme east portlon
colder In esst and south portion. FridsJ
generally fair, colder In southeast portion
Precipitation In Oklshoma CITY durins
the last twenty four hours ending NJ
.. m was ass inches
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
Empress to Take
Up Residence in
Castle on Elbe

ZURICH, Nov 7-Empre" Zlia OF
Austria has asked permission Of the
Prague government TO GO with her chill.
dren to Brandeis castle on the Elbe,
IN Bohemia, according to the Prague
Tageblatt The government in its reply
consented to the empress entry into Bo-
hemia as private individual.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07

patch on its financial news tickers this
Afternoon under a London date read
ing as follows:
AZ S;Jp o'clock thi, afternoon the
foreign office announced ,ha, II had
no confirmation Of the report that
Germany had accepted III, armi,tire
conditions"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
AUSTRIAN ARCH0UkES
SEEKING SWISS HAVEN

COPENHAGEN. Nov AN the
Austrian archduk,s and their iamilie:
have gone to Switzerland, adviees
iS9g VIEW, AZ ,l,,iu "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
Full Rank Given to General pi.,.

ROME, Nov. liking Victor En-
manuel has promoted General Armsndo
DiaL to the full rank OF general, and
Vice. Admiral Palo Thaon dl Revel.
Iormer chief OF the naval staff Of Italy,
Y tAs Itsk oi ssgissl 49, \