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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
Co To Jest
NuXated IRON?

lekarZ ttomaczy - mowi on, 70 pu-
bIicznoSe powinna Wiedziee, 90 oni
biora. - Praktyczna porada, CO ro-
bic, ably odbudowzc site, moe ! Wy
trwaioSc ! Wzm6dz Ger~0no-krN-
ste ciafka.
Fakt, re Nuxated Iron jest dis d
iywanym przez przeszfo try Milo
ny ludzi rocznie, 1 re tax wteu leka-
rzy przepisuje go. jako tonik, odbu-
dowywacz SHY | krwi W os(abtonych
nerwowych. Opadfych re sif stanach.
Jego wlasnoSe doprowadZify wiefu
slawnych lekarzy I innych do badah,
ktorych raporty powinny bye wiel-
kiej wagi da og6iu publicZnosci. Po-
miedzy tymi Jest oswiadczenie ORA.
Jamesa Francis Sulivana, by{ego le-
kara szpitala Bellevue Outdoor
Dept.) New York I Westchester szpi-
tala powiatowego, kt6ry mowt: "Gdy
jeden pacyent 20 drugtm pocza{ py-
tao o ma opinie o Nuxated Iron, po-
stanowilem p~rzekonae sic o MEM o.
sobiScie, czy n posiada Tub ME
prawdziws w~artoSG. o jakiej twier-
dza lego fabrykanci 4 potwterdZaja
liczni wybitni ludzie. Jest to wlasct-
vie. to, co kazdy uczciwy. sumienny
lekarz powinien uczynic, zanim pre-
pisze lekarstwo hub uzyie swego pod
pisu ma jakikolwiek produkt. Jezen
dany artykuf jest observation-disclosures,
my praktycy powinnismy najpierw
wiedzieG o TEN, a jezeh Jest on Cd
oowiedni, many obowiazek polectc
20 og6}owi publicznoSci. Studyowanie
skladnik6w zawartych W NuXated L
ron przekonalo mnie o terapeutycz-
7ych lego wtaSciwoSciach, wobec
czego zastosowalem, go natychmtast
" kilku powaznych wypadkach. Le-
karNtwo tax szybko podniosio sire.
euergie I musxularnoSt pacyentow,
kt6rym ie prZepisalem, re uznalem
10 "a wysoko ceniony srodek budo-
wanna krwi. Cd tego czasu sam "a
7vwalem z ckselentnym rezultatem.
Jest tvsiace ludzi delikatnych, ner-
wowych. ruadaiacych na silach, kto-
rzy pct--abuja takiego preperatu lak
Nuxated Iron. Iecz ME wiedza, co
maia zazvwat. Wo5ec tego dowodu
postarcwi1em sZeroko ogeaszac "a
rrzysiezone posviadczenie kompo-
zvcyi. skladnikowei formulacyt Jego,
nbv publiczroke wiedziafa cZego po-
t-Zehuje. Ia kompletna formula le-
karstwa Jest oglaszana we wSzyst-
kich czasopismach W caiym kraju.
Skiada sic gl0wnie z o~rganicznego
5elaZa W formie ~2elaznego peptonatu
eQecyalDie srecyficznego 1 fosfatu
glyceryny. ktjre to skladniki 81 IVA
ne "a bardzo- kosztowna inghedyen-
eve. Ma uznanie fabrykant6w chce
III powiedZiec. re u4ywaja najbar-
dziei wydajnego gatunku zelaznego
peptOnu. pOdczas gdy moznaby ina.
cZej bTa6 te sana iloSG zelaza W Ia.
blicZksCh wiecei niz o jedna czwar-
"a Geese tansZego. a PREY uzywaniu
me~talicZDegO zelaza. kosztu MONA
by Z~nacZniei Zredukowac. lecz taxi
tani prOdukt ~snacznie obnizyfby te.
rapeutyczna jego wiasciwoSc. W mo-
lei opinii ~staranna egZaminacya to.
20 lekarstwa W tel wlasnia formie.
TAX Nuxated Iron, pOwinna kazdegc
lekarEa Tub aptekarZa przekonae. re
Nuxated Iron nalezy do najwyzsze.
Klasy seisle ~etycznych preierat6w
zwanych pomiedzy w~ynalazkami le
czniczemi.. Przewyzsza ono kazde in.
ne lekarstwo. ktore kiedykolwiek
przepisywa{em DO budowania syste
mu / pomnozenia czerwonej krwi, 6
rowroczeSnie do ~bogacenia l odpor
nosci krwi przeciw przypad8osclons
choY0b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
MIEJSCOWA

dopomodz ruchowi w Ameryce,
kt6rego dazeniem jest przeisto-
czyc Staly Zjednoczone ma jed
no z ogniw W swiatowem pan
stwie socyalistycznem, kt6re So
cyaliSci zowia International.
Calem pozornym zebrania by
10, azeby obchodzic obalenie RIA
dow a%utokracyi przez socyali-
stow. Policya cofne}a zezwolenie
ma urzadzenie pochodu.
Byli ma zebraniu obecni tax
policyanci jak i agenci federal
nj. Ostatni spisali mowy steno-
graficznie. Zapiski oddano prok.
federalnemu Clyne. Wade ME
aresztowafy nikogo z wyjatkiem
czterech ludzi, kt6rzy usi}owali
ma zebraniu rozdac broszury o
Il. w. W." Wfadze federalne be-
da ich egzaminowaiy. So to: Wal
ter Sutherland, 6757 Clyde ave.,
Frank Selm, 1925 West Adams
ul., l.. Mellis, 1433 West Monroe
ul. i Arthur Brown, 1865 West
Madison ul.
Ne zebraniu o~dspiewano w je-
zyku niemieckim marsz socyali-
styczny THE International. Ma
stepnie odSpiewano marsylianke
w jezyku angielskim, lecz ame--
rykanskiego hymnu narodowego
Star Spangled Banner" ME Spie
Wano.
Try czwarte osob ma zebraniu
by}o widocznie niemieckiego i 70
syjskiego pochodzenia. Niekt6rzy
z m6wc0w ~przemawiali w jezy-
ku niemieckim. Kazdy z m6wc6w
bez wyjatku chwali} b~olszewik6w
r~osyjskich, lecz zaden z Mich ami
jednem sf6wkiem ME wyrazif sic
przychylnie o Stanach Zjedno--
czonych.
Przewodniczacym zebrania by}
William Bross Lloyd, w niedaw-
nych wyborach socyalistyczny
kandydat ma senatora Stan6w
Zjednoczonych w Illinois.
Gi6wnymi m6wcami byli: V.
L. Berger, W niedawnych wybo-
rach W Milwaukee wybrany kon
gresmanem ma tykiecie socyali--
stycznym, Seymour Stedman, j.
L. Engdahl, w. F. Kruse, Irving
st. John Tucker, dalej A. Stok-
litsky, kt6ry p~rzemawial w jezy-
ku rosyjskim, J. V. Stilson W je-
zyku litewskim, M. Backall, w
zargonie zydowskim i J. La Duca
w jezyku wfoskim. A. Dreifus
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
SOCYALIsCI ODDAJA SIZE
w RECE B~OLSZEWIKOW.
Socvalisci pow. Cook wraz

SocyaliSci pow. Cook wraz z
ich polityczna organizacya powia
iowa zostali wczoraj ma zebraniu
w Coliseum oddani W rece boil
szewik6w. Obecnych by}o cd g.
900 do 10000 os6b. Me by4o ma
zebraniu nieporzadku. Mowy je-
dnakze WHOLESOME przez wybit-
nych socyalistow nietylko re ME
zawieraiy ami s}owa lojalnoSci
ola Ameryki, ale otwarcie wyra-
zaiy sympatye ola bolszewikow
rosyjskich. MONEY! jawnie g}o--
sill, re ich postanowieniem jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18
RAMPANT IA FUNDU-
SEEN WAR WORK..

Celem zebrania miliona dola,
row W Chicago jake pamiatke
ktora w konkretnej formic wyra,
Ii Geese i wdzieczno5c Chicago,
wian ola poleg}ych bohater6w z
Chicago We Francyi, wczoraj "a
inicyowano w Chicago nova Ii.
ste sk}adek ma fundusz war work
fund.-, przeznaczony ola siedmir
organizacyi, przedstawiajacyct
wszystkie wyznania, kt6re sic z
upowaznienia prezydenta Wilso,
ma zajmuja dzia}alnoScia iowa,
rzyska, rekreacyjna oSwiatowq
miedzy zo}nierzami.
Pierwsza ofiare ma te liste zlo.
|zy} wczoraj w sumie $4,000 w
Wrigley, Jr., fabrykant. gumy dc
lucia, ma Geese marynarzy z Great
Lakes, kt6rzy z}ozyli swe zycie W
ofierze ola ojczyzny.
Druga ziozyi kapitan Reed
Lands, wybitny lotnik amery
kahski, syn sedziego Landisa W
Chicago, w sumie $1,000 ma ,czeSt
swych polegiych towarzyszy W
s{uzbie awiatycznej.
Firma Sears, Roebuck and Co
ofiarowa}a po $1,000 ma czeSt
kazdego re swych pracownik6w
kt6rzy polegli, a pc $40 ma czcSt
tych, kt6rzy So PREY zyciu, razem
$50, 800.
Podobne ofiary juz otrzymanc
cd wielu innych firm i osob. O.
go}em juz ma te liste zebranc
oko}o 100000. Liste te nazwanc
urzedowo Hero Honor Plus
Subscriptions.
Kampania trwac bedzie do Sro-
dy wieczorem.
Ma fundusz ,war work fund.-
dotychczas zebrano okolo $1,000
900. Pozostaje do zebrania jesz-
cze S3,50O,0OO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18

g~anizowana nova partya robot
nicza p. n. independent Labor
Party. Podobno j. Fitzgerald,
prezes Federacyi i jeden z auto
row planu, bedzie kandydatem
ma burmistrza.
Przyjeto takze platforme,
skfadajaca sic z ID punkt6w.
Podczas debat przyszlo do
starcia pomiedzy socyalistami a
zwolennikami piracy iunijnej.
Pierwsi zadali, azeby nova par
tya by1a oparta ma zasadach So
cyalistycznych. Jeden z mich ma
wet wyrazi} sic, re Leninowi i
Trotzkiemu nalezy sic uznanie
"a stracenie z tron6w kajzerow i
kr6l6w.
4 drugieJ strony socyallstoW
nazwano ,osobnikami nieodpo-,
wiedzialnymi" i ,,fiaskami int,
lektualnymi".
Plan novel partyi jednak przy
jeto jednogiosnie. Lecz plan ten
must bye jeszcze zatwierdzony
przez wszystkie unie, nalezace
do Federacyi, poczem zwo1ana
bedzie konwencya, ma kt6rej or
ganizacya novel partyi bedzie
skompletowana.
Uchwalono take plan pre-,
dfozyc ma posiedzeniu Stanowej
Federacyi Piracy, dnia Ego CRU
dnia, oraz ma zjezdzie Amery-.
kanskiej Federacyi Piracy, kt6ry
sic odbedzie w czerwcu przyszft
60 roku. Niekt6rzy z m6wc6w WY
razili w%atpliwoSc, czy plan uzy.
ska poparcie stanowej i krajo
wei federacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-18

p~rzemawia{ pc niemiecku i pc
angielsku.
Berger, Engdahl, Kruse i Tu-
cker So w stanie oskarzenia w
! sadach federalnych pod zarzu--
tenn wyrazania poglad6w nielo--
jalnych podczas wojny.
MONEY! potepiali administra-
eye PREF. Wilsona. Szydzili z
Gompersa i innych przyw6dcow
zorganizowanej piracy. Potepiali
ustawe przeciw szpiegostwie.
Krzyczano: MECH zyje miedzy-
narodowy soviet Swiata! Mech
zyje swiatowa republika socyali-
styczna!"
Zadano wypuszczenia z wiezie-
MIA Eugene Debsa i innych ,wiez
niow politycznych".
I Berger tylko raz wspomnia4 o
fladze amerykanskiej, ale ma to
tylko, azeby powiedziec, re flaga
miedzynarodowa jest wyzsza cd
flagi amerykanskiej, chociaz do
daf, re ME jest przeciwny fladze
amerykanskiej, lecz wzywaf
wszystkich, azeby stall pod fla
ga miedzynarodowa. Zebranie
przyje4o to burza oklask6w i o.
krzyk6w.
Berger chefpif sic tenn, re jest
w stanie oskarzenia "a poglady
antiamerykanskie.
w rezolucyach przyjetych
przez zebranie. zadano natych--
miastowego wycofania armii a.
merykanskiej z Europy, uznania
rosyjskiej republiki bolszewi-
ckiej wyrazono sympatye ola
,,towarzyszy" w Niemczech, Au-
stryi, Finlandyi, Bu}garyi i in
nych krajach, kt6re zak}adaja
rzady ma wz6r rosyjski.
W}adze federalne wdroza
sledztwo, ably wybadac czy wczo
rajsze zebranie W Coliseum pod
wodza p~rzyw6dc6w krajowych
partyi socyalistyAnej jest zwia-
zane z propaganda nieprzyjaciel
ska. Przypomina sic niecna rola,
jaka agenci niemieccy odegrali
W biednej Rosyi.
FEDERACYA PIRACY ZAKIA
DA PARTYE o
CA.
Chicagoska Federacya Piracy
ma SVEN wczorajszem posiedze-.
niu postanowila stanac W opozy--
cyl przeciw wszystkim innym par
tyom i zalozyc sobie nova partye.
G}ownym dowodem tel akcyi jest
spor o kandydatow ma czionkow
rady szkolnej, miedzy ktorymi
jest procz ,solidnej szostki" TAX
re czterech lokalnych przywod.
cow robotniczych. Jak wiadomo,
pred wyborami rada miejska
wszystkich kandydat0w odrzucI.
Ia, ~poniewaz ME mogia strawic
.,solidnej szostki", Chicagoska Fc
deracya Piracy rozesiaia telegra--
my jeszcze pred tenn ~posiedze-
MEM do wszystkich a1dermanow,
zadajac Cd Mich, azeby zatwierdzi
Ii wszystkich kandydatow. Obec-
nie juz wiecej ME dba, jak rada
miejska postapi ma dzisiejszem po
siedzeniu W sprawie tych handy
dat6w.
Delegaci Chicagoskiej Fedora
cyl Piracy W liczbie 1000 uchwa
lii wczoraj, azeby powzieto pla-
ny celem wyboru burmistrza i
rady mieiskiej ma tykiecie robot
niczym. W tym celu ma bye zor-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-07
All Remains Quiet Along Battle Front AS Allies
Await Expected New Offensive of German Troops
ALLIES MANEUVERING
FOR NEW POSITIONS

BY Henry Spencer Wilkinson,
Professor of Military History mt
Oxford University.
Copyright 1918. BY CniyerSai
Seryice.)
London. July 6.--During the past
week the allies made a series OF
local attacks apparently for the
purpose OF obtaining better posi-"
tons at various points. The line
was advanced at Hamel and at sew
eral points on the front between the
Disc and Marine rivers.
On the southern part OF this
region the Americans have beaten
back the Germans at several points.
In Italy the allies made small
advance in the hills of both sides
Of the Brenta and also In the region
between the Piave and Capo Siie.
All these have been real local sue
cesses which is shown by the num-
her of prisoners and machine guns
captured.
Neither side has taken the initta-
tive in any large movement. the
Germans may be preparing an at
tack In the whole theafer OF war.
IL the Germans have determined
to force a decision this year. they
would he likely to strike blow be-
tween the Somme and Seine rivers
and then attack the allied left wing.
If on the other hand their plans
were 10 hold what they have, then
In order to tire out the allies, they
might attack I'm Macedonia. for pos
session OF Saloniki would be OF
great advantage to them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-07
President Wilson Wins Fight To
Have Congress Remain In Session
Until Action Is Taken on Wire Bill

Washington, July 6.-Presdent Wilson won out to-
night in his fight to have congress remain in session until
it passes the bill authorizing him to take the nation
telegraph and telephone systems.
In face of the fact that the senate earlier in the eve
ming had by close vote rejected his appeal and had
decided until August H. the house refused to
recess and by its attitude sustained the wishes of the
chief executive.
The senate vote was 81 to % In favor of recess.
Within an hour Claude Ktchin, Democratic leader in
the house. withdrew his resolution for and the
house adjourned until Monday, when it will resume its
regular order of business.
The situation in congress today remarkable.
Administration Democrats in the senate were among
those most nssten for regardless of the pres
dents attitude while group of progressive Republican
senators fought against congress stopping work.
After the senates action reported to the house
at $50 P NJ Mr. Kitchin made his statement not favor
ing
The action tonight means that congress will remain
in session while the interstate committee of
the holds hearings upon the bill Many interests
including the teegaphers desire to be heard 1t is said
the senate will try to take week end vacations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-07
Huns Preparing
For Big Thrust
German High Command Is ArrHn-
Ing for Another Offensive on the
Western Front.
UNITED STATES BENDING
ALL ENERGIES TO TASK
All Along Sector the Allied Forces Are
Nihbiing Mt the Enemy in Their
Search for Vantage Points.

Washington. July s,--Tremendous
prepar atoms are being made by the
German high command for another
offensive on the western front.
While the stage Is being set for the
gigantic grapple, the United States Is
be nding all energies to the task OF
adding another million to the million
American troops now in France.
These were the outstanding facts
developed today by General Peyton G.
March. chief of staff of the American
army in his weekly conference with
the newspaper correspondents.
All along the western front the
allied forces are nihbling ut the enemy
in their search for points OF vantage
and for information concerning the
enemy's plans. Success has uniform
~ attended these efforts.
To Major General Omar Bundy
commander of the second division.
General March gave credit for the
shrewily planned attack that won for
the Americans on July the town OF
Vaux and tho chief OF staff disclosed
that the units participating in the
engagement were the Ninth and
Twenty-third regiments of infantry,
and the Twelfth. Fifteenth and Seven
teenth regiments OF field artillery.
The situation on the Italian front.
he said, finds the Italians in complete
control of all the south bank of the
Piave with the exception of a small
sector on the Delta near Grinolera-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-07
Alvah H. Martin
Dies AT Norfolk
Republican National Committeeman.
Prominently Connected In State,
Mourned BY Man,.

Norfolk Va, July 6-~Afvah H.
Martin. Republican national commit
teeman from Virginia for ten years,
and clerk of the Norfolk county court
for forty years. died here this morn
ing at o'clock. at his home in Fair
fax avenue, after an illness of sew
eral weeks. He was one of the most
prominent and wealthiest men in this
section of the state. He was presi-
dent of the Merchants and Planters
bank, and a director of the National
Bank of Commerce. He leaves a
wife and several children, Two of his
sons are in the United States army.
Mr.. Martin was most remarkable
man. He was Republican in politics.
but on account OF his influence and
popularity he was always elected to
office. He was clerk of the county
court of the most populus county in
the state. He had wide reputation
for charity, none excelled him in
popularity. due In a large measure to
his uniform kindness. especially tow
ard newspaper men.
Mr.. Martin served as a member of
the state Republican committee for
years. and had long been a member
OF the national Republican commit
tee from Virginia. He always had
time to listen to those who sought his
advice in business matters. One OF
his daughters is the wife of Colonel
S, l.. Slower. president of the Ledger
Dispatch company, of Norfolk, and a
member OF the governors stan. The
contest for clerk OF the county
promises to be one of the hottest that
has taken place In years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-07

Germany Is trying hard to create
diversions from the West front and
bring about situations where she cau
mobilize at least part OF the vast n1an-
Power In the East for her own pur>
i--E~S-.
Outstanding In yesterdays war news
was General Diaz's oficiAl report,
which comes as splendid climax ~
the brilliant counter offensive Ia
Italians have been carrying on evST
since the Austrian drive was cheC1Eqd.
After n fierce flve-day battle the LA1ano
yesterday afternoon cleared the W1bQ14
marshy region between Cape Sile -
the Piave, In the Delta formed BY ~
old and new courses Of that river. ~
enemy was driven to the left bark M
the new Pave" Diaz nnnounc00. 0<11&
the last shrcds Of ground Kaiser K1S4
troops had taxi en- In their first nA-Ev
June IS. have been wrcsted 1T
them. xaags
On the Western front the Arc
cans once more distinguished 1lsea
selves by their Saying power. H.
beat OF. according to the Preach 44x
ternoon communiQue, German
in Lorraine. Mt xivray, tho vfl1A t
has been the scene OF - naa1v -
counters between the Yankee e4m1
and Germans. It lios two ara u
miles west of Selclheprey W1A6r
Americans scored their nHuG InErlI G
victory n Eastern Ifn1cA 5ssaI3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-07
TWO HUNDRED DEAD
REPORTED VICTIMS
Of |LL-FATED BOAT
Recover Only IT Bodies
From Sinking of
Columbia.
KEEL WAS LEAkY
Charges Made That the
Steamer Had Been
Operating With An
Unsafe Hull.
KEEL WAS LEAkY

Peori1. Ills. July with the
bodies Of scventy-seven victims Of the
ifl-fated steamboat Column hia. which
sank in the Illinois river Friday night.
recovered tonight. the police estt-
mated the total dead at zoo
Charges made today indicate the
wrecked steamer was far from So a
worthy and that she had been operat-
ing for Il month with an unsafe keel
ready 20 break when unusual strain
was put upon g. INVESTIGATIONS have
federal authorities that may result II,
the arrest of several persons within
the next twelve hours.
AT leHat six of the passe n gers haTs
told me % the drinking that marked
the voyage" eatd chief Smith. OF tho
Pekin police THE owners and crew
NJ the boa have much "a explain.
Needed action will come when we get
time and the situation becomes
clearer"
Roscoe Maxey, a jeveler, IS one OF
the witnesses being held for the In
quest
"MaxeY tells a story that puts many
matters sauareIy mp 70 the crew" de,
clered Chief Smith We are already
holding six 81 tho passengers as wit
nesses hut they viii probably he only
a minority Of those who will testify.''
VI la charged the steam boat. which
was condemned In the Missouri river
service, snapped in two while IN mid
ehannei and II ia contended II was moi
n collision which caused the disaster
which sent seores Of merry dancers 70
their deaths Information has heer
turned over to Coroner Glary, that the
Column his was severely dam aged In ar
Incident four weeks ago and that the
occurrence was never reported 70 ths
proper authorities.
Survivors, declare the crash and sink.
ing If the boat came upon them nj.
most before they had time 10 make a
fight for their lives Two bands were
playing on tho lower deck whore there
was dancing and singing and where
hundreds were looking on
Charges OF carelesEuess today poured
into. the office OF Joseph DouEherty
assistant federal district attorney a,
Peoria. where the majority nj the vic.
Tins lived
Some Of the survivors declared tn,
boat hst a sandhar instead of log and
although sinking was backed into deer
water. Il may take many days before
some of the bodies are recovered. a,
floated dawn the river.
All L. Davidson. second engineer q
the boat, declared the vessel SAM
within ninety seconds after IL broke.
Charles Stillman. director of the hu-
resu OF civilian relief OF the central di
vision Of the American Red Cross, wen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-07

The second theater Of war created.
i'm the East Is in the opposite end OF
the Russian realm, far to the north
and prizes are the approaches to the
ports OF the Arctic sea and those
ports themselves. Films and Ger
mans to the number Of 5000 or more.
are advancing on Kola. capture of
which would complete the bottling MP
of Russia from access to sea except
the Pacific. Archangel would fall au-
Dramatically.
Ever since the first German troops
were landed on Finnish soil and the
campaign to save Finland was he.
gun, Berlin has worked strenuously
over the leaders of the little nation,
Installing in them the lust Of expan-
sion, talking to them of greater
Finland. and persuading them that
access to the at least temporarily open
sea IL an essential condition of a
great power" Deluded by these
sweet whispcrings OF world might
Berlln's Finnish minions are cooper.
ating In the movement against the
Murmansk railroad with Kola tan Ice
FREQ port), aS the ultimate objective,
Already the world has been given to un-
dcrstapd that a declaration OF war by
Finland against the allies was ..hOurly
exrcctedp In these devious ways