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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-22
THE LITTLE TEACHER"
OLVER'S CHRISTMAS
ny AT-TIg a I-rInN

The divers attraction for Christ
mas afternoon and niEht-and
Thursday night Dec u.s. is Harry
Smiths play The Little Teacher"
produced by Cohau q Harris and
with Mary Ryan as the featured
member or a long cast
The Little Teacher is "a comedy
drama OF the old school. with mod
ern treatment and an appeal tnat
never fails % have unusual effect.
Many reviewers have Iikened ir lu
general way 90 the james A. Hcrue
plays shore Acres" and "SsG Hair
although 1t does not bear direct
resemblance 20 them. Scenes Of
The Little Teacher" arc laid iu
Goshen. Vermont. The play has am
intensely human touch. and accord
ing 20 report. is unusually well act
ed II was originally produced in
Buffalo. ~ r.. went to New Hori,
Tor an extended and profitable ran
and has this season been on tour.
meeting with exceptional popular
success. South Bend will see The
same cast as was employed in Co
tham and the attraction comes in
the nature of unusually meritorious
Christmas entertainment.
Se-eral offerings OF note arc en-
route 90 the oliver and they should
be welcomed i'm "a season that has
thus far brought very little In the
list are Miss Maude Adams. who
viii make her FIRST South Bend APP
pearance in long time iD James
Matthew Barrie's "A Kiss For Gin
derella;" The Country Cousin"
Booth Professionalism Street com-
ecy-drama. originally known as "Thc
ohio Lady and with Miss Alex
andra Carlisle iu the title role Otis
skinner. always good actor. ion a.
revival of THE Honor of the Fam
lily" in which his characterization.
that OF Col Philippe Brideau. is one
Of the most notable n his whole
gallery OF stage portraits and Rich
ard earle. erstwhile favorite musi-
cal comedy star. i'm His latest offer
ing. "Furs and Frns. where i'm he
has the assistance of Miss Harriet
Burt and Miss Hattye Fox.
The Williams Stock Co tonight
will close a long engagement at the
oliver.
Fred stone last night ended his
Chicago engagement nm Jack o.
Lantern at the Colonial to pro
coed 20 Boston, where he is sched-
uled 90 open Christmas eve Mr..
stones last appearance i'm South
Bend was at the oliver in "The
Lady Of the slipper" His partner.
Dave Montgomery row dead. was
then with him. Insted of Miss
Elsie Janis. they had Miss Helen
FalcOner for their chief aid Miss
F'aiconer is now foremost in sup
port OF Mr.. Stone as a lone star.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-22

sisting in convicting him, after she
has learned to love him, will make
a distinct appeal. Miss Brunette,
who is as dark as her name indi-
Gates, makes an excellent Italian
type. The presentation of the story
is adequate and pleasing.
TomOrrow's star is little Madge
Evans. the baby actress who has
won so many friends by her APP
pealinE portrayal of winsome child
characters. Her work in The Love
Net" her newest picture. is no ex-
ception to this rule and VIII dis
tinguish her as one of screenland's
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-22
AUDITORIUM

"Nine-tenths ~ the Law" which
viii be shown at the Auditorium
Monday and Tuesday. is said 90
present one of the most human and
altogether touching stories tha-
have come our or the Nor-h WOODS
II Is big and simple m its concep
ton. is fHed with child interest. in-
tense mother love and stirring per
soual encounters between rugged
men Of the woods The plot . sim
pile. hgt effective fene7u and his
wife. who 1--we m cabin lose theI-
own bahv early in the story cred
Adai-" and his partne- have kid
Mapped Little RouEhrecs who
starts out alone while they are n
a drunken orey The child wan
ders over to Lene8u's place and
falls into bear trap. where he
found The next morning I.euea
and his wife still mourning for
their own child. az first refuse 10
give him mp or look for his family
Later. after Leneau has had mos
tai combat with The kidnapers ha
learns that Little Rourhueck bt.
longs 20 Judge living sr Van
couver. He leaves his despondeut
wife 20 take the child back 70 th.
city Mitchell Lewis plays me
leading role. supported by an eN
ceIlent company. which include
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-22
AT THE CASTLE.

FRITZ Brunette is today's Castle
star i'm "The Velvet Hand. a beau
tiful romance of italian life. Il tells
of a little dancing girl who in hex
vengeance. finds love instead. Her
sensible manner of trying to prove
the mans innocence. instead Of pre-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-22

war is fine Running through the
story is q strong vein of satire on
German stupidity and their inabiI-
ity 10 appreciate the ideals and pur-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-22

and offers Tom Moore for the first
time as a real star. The Namp" is
Saturdays pleasing comedy feature.
which stars Enid Bennett
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
YANKS PRESS FORWARD THREE MILES
BY NEWTON c. PARKE.


NORTHWEST OF VERDUN
n they captured Tuesday
progress from old
Fleyie conjunction with
ad.
artlie
behind
resist tn stubbOrnness
prisoners there
ms
the Americans broke German machine gun
resist
The enemy
e
DESPERATE RESISTANCE
ngf e. ground
can lines
the German aga rearward
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
HUNS QUIT ARCONNE FOR GRAND PRE-
BY HENRY G. WALES.

News ervice:
1OFollOwng
OF G is
Americans advance on the Sommeance- Romagne road
a
POSITIONS.
followed artillery
of
establish
American lines off
The whole Of the krmhde positions penetrated thanks to
ngcmen redoub There other German line Of defense
for
up a
southeastery direction and
s o
he
upf for nil O
last
in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
Kaiser's S Abdication
IS Again Rur11ored;
Peace Party Gains
Behind Frontiers
of Central Powers

Persistent rumors are reaching
Stockholm that the kaiser has alb
dicted.
Serious disturbances are reported
in Berlin and other German cities.
A Copenhagen dispatch declares
that absolute political confusion pre-
walls in Austria.
German newspapers no longer
conceal the fact that Austria Hun
gary is breaking up.
The Vienna correspondent of the
Berliner Tageblatt states that man
ifestoes probably will be issued soon
proclaiming Croatia, Slavonia. Boss
MIA, Herzegovina and Dalmatia as
independent Of the Austro- -Hungar-
ian government
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch
declares that a ministerial council
in Vienna has decided TO introduce
national autonomy for AustroH Hun
gary in order TO make Pres't Will
sons stipulation for the liberation
Of nationalities an accomplished
fact
Another dispatch declares that a
congress of German associations re
Gently was held in Austria and
adpoted a resolution favoring the
creation Of a German state in Aus
tria.
A union of all Polish territories is
soon 10 be proclaimed at Warsaw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
BUY BONDS To
HONOR FIGHTERS
NJ 'ADOO'S PLEA
Liberty Loan LaggardS Urged
to Hasten Subscriptions
As Evidence of Thanks
to Victorious YankS.
International News Service :

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-An ap-
peal for the doubling of all sub
scriptiOns TO the Liberty loan and
to the laggards to apply for their
bonds at once in honor of the won
derful victories of the British-Amer-
ican-French lighting force on the
western front was made by Sec'y Of
the Treasury McAdOo today.
The loan generally is not making
the progress that had been hoped
for. due chiefly TO slowing up be-
cause of the spread of the epidemic
of Spanish influenza throughout the
country. War exhibit trains have
been held; units of the Great Lakes
band are idle and public meetings
and parades have had TO be barred
on account of the disease. How
ever. officials are trying to find a
way out and are hopeful.
Hawaii Over Top.
Hawaii sent word today that it
had followed the example Of Alaska
and sent its quota "over the top"
In his appeal for quick action,
Sec'y McAdoo said:
The brilliant victories OF our
Observation-Disclosures forces yes
terday should impel every patriotic
American Immediately 10 double his
subscription in Liberty bonds That
is the way 70 pull the fourth loan
over quickly. and that is the best
way to strengthen the fighting power
OF these brave men who are moving
with such irresistible dash and sue
cess against the Huns. Let everyone
double his subscription today and
let every one who has not sub
scribed make his subscription today.
Don't put it off. Let our boys and
our comrades in the battle line know
that we are hghting with the same
enthusiasm and determination here
as they are over there, and more
than all, that we appreciate as we'll
as glory in what they are doing, not
by words but by deeds.
Cincinnati Near Goal.
Cincinnati reported $30,500.0OO OF
its quota Of $4,000, 900 subscribed.
Over-su descriptions from these Ohio
cities were reported; GAINESVILLE,
wapakoneta. Fort Clinton and Mar
ion. The Cleveland district has now
exceeded s16O.OOO.OO0.
Oregon reported bank returns
show 20 percent of the states quota
attained: southern California, Sc;
northern California. So, anG Nevada,
32.
Peace talk is hurting the loan in
the southern st Louis district.
Southern Illinois made a gain Of six
percent yesterday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
Advance Beyond
Cambria Goes on
Rapidly Today
British Also Gain Two Miles
East of Lens, Taking
Two Villages.
.ternationaI News service

international News Service:
LONDON I1:55 a. M, Oct 10
British troops that drove through
Cambrai yesterday have reached a
point within two miles of the Ger
man stronghold Of lie Cateau. the
war Office announced today.
(Le Cateau is about II miles
southeast Of Cambrai)
The advance was continued Wed
nesday night along the Cambrai-
St Quentin front and the Cambrai-
lie Cateau road was crossed.
The British have advanced near
ly two miles east of Lens capturing
the villages OF Sallaumines and
Novelties.
OmciaI Statement.
The text Of the war Office report
follows:
During the evening the advance
continued Early in the night ad
vanced detachments established po-
sitions across the Cambrai-Le Cateau
road within two miles OF lie Cateau.
I'm fighting south OF the main
road 10 Caudry and also east OF
Cambria we made further progress
Between the Scarpe river and
Lens we are in touch with the enemy
on a general line through the zones
of Vitry- -et-Artois Ezel Lez Eaquer-
chin and Rouvroy.
we are now in possession Of
Sallaumines and Noyelles."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
GERMAN POPULACE
READY FOR CONCESSIONS.

AMSTERDAM. oct. 10.-Wild
rumors are afoat that the German
popular demand for peace has
reached such proportions that the
people are even willing TO cOncede
the authority 10 regulate the inter
nal affairs Of Germany If such ac-
ton is necessary to cOnsummate
peace. according 10 the Koelnische
Volkes Zeitung. The paper is quot
ed as saying, the rumor has il, that
even the inviolate right of Ger
many in regulating its internal af-
fairs no longer belongs in the cate
CORY of irremovable barriers 70 our
will 10 attain peace"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
TO PROCLAIM UNION
OF POLISH TERRITORIES.

LONDON. oct ia union Of all
Polish territories is soon 10 be pro
claimed at Warsaw. said an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch received
here today. The dispatch added that
a congress Of German associations
was held in Austria and adopted
a resolution in favor Or creation OF
a German state in Austria
A ministerial council in Vienna
has decided 20 introduce national
autonomy for Austria Hungary in
order 10 make Prest Wilson's stip-
ulation for the liberation OF nation
alities an accomplished fact, said
another Exchange Telegraph dis
patch this afternoon. The Czech
memb bers OF the Austrian parliament
were summoned 70 an important
meeting this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
D0UGHBOYS CHUCKLING
OVER ESCAPING B0CHE

international News Service:
WITH THE AMERICAN ARM Y
NORTHWEST OF NERDUN (de-
layed), oct. 9.-More than a hun
dred OF the doughboys who were
rescued after being isolated fve
days in the Argonne forest mingled
with their comrades today laugh
ing and joking about their expert
epce
We never thought that oak leaves
would take the place of beefsteak,'
said Percy Woisen and Charles
Paycoag, two Rhode Island troop
ers who were visibly tickled be-
cause they escaped the clutches OF
the boche
Another member OF the surround
ed detachment, John Collins Of
Brockline. Mass, said:
All I need Is a hot bath and
plenty OF sleep and will be ready
for the boche again"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
EIGHT-H0UR DAY is
ESTABLISHED FOR MEN
IN LOCOMOTIVE PLANT
International News Service

International News Service
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1O.-An
eight-hour day. As hours a week.
shall constitute regular working
time at the Schenectady plant OF the
American Locomotive plant Taun-
ton. Mass. plant OF the Mason Ma
chinery Co. and the Youngstown,
Ohio plant OF the United States
Engineering CO. All time worked in
excess Of these hours must be paid
for at the rate OF time and a half
with the exception Of Sundays and
holidays. when double time shall be
paid. the national war labor board
ruled today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
OFFICERS BURNED
Two Killed, Six Hurt in Base
Hospital Fire.
.ternntionnl News serrice .

International News Service
RAILWAY. y. j.. Oct. l0.-Two
officers were burned 10 death, four
others were severely burned and
two badly cut and burned early to-
day when FIRE destroyed the officers
quarters Of base hospital No. g, at
Colonia. three miles from here.
The dead: Capt Warren T Wal
ker Of the medical corps. Syracuse.
y. Y.
Capt. Fred Toole Of the quarter
masters department, Portsmouth,
y. II.
The severely burned are: Lieuts.
Walsh. Kink. Frazer and Schlin-
gerson.
Lieuts. Spiegel and Schamanski
were badly cut and burned.
The loss by fire is estimated at
$4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
SERBIANS OCCUPY TWO
MORE TOWN TODAY

International News Service.
LONDON. oct. 1O.-Serbian troops
advancing ncrthward have entered
Leskovatz and Vlasotintze. the Ser
bian war office announced today
CLeskovatz and Nlasotintze are
about 21 miles south OF Nish. for
mer capital of Servia.)
Several hundred additional pris-
oners have been captured along with
much war material.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
Ne VI GASOLINE PLAN
Fuel Administration Considers
Substitute Arrangement.
Lnternational News Serrice

international News Service
WASHINGTON. oct. 10.-Fuel
administration officials were work
ing today upon a plan that may
bring about a substitute for gas
less Sundays" A series of confer
ences during the past few days has
convinced them that a plan may be
adopted that will permit Sunday
motoring and at the same time re-
suit in a saving Of gasoline not less
effective than under the present ar
rangement.
Just what scheme these officials
had in mind was not disclosed. They
emphasized, however. that it did not
involve the placing of motorists un-
der "rations"
II was indicated that the new ar
rangement might be put into effect
before the end OF the month
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
OVER 200 AlRPLANES
BOMB B0CHE CAMPS
international News Service

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF NERDUN (noon) .
oct. 1O-More than two hundred
allied aeroplaneS. including many
Americans. took part in a great raid
over the German lines last night
One hundred OF the allied machines
were lighting types. The allied avis-
tors dropped 80 tons OF bombs on
boche camps They also shot down
u German machines that attacked
them. one allied machine was lost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
YANKEES BATTER
HUN RESISTANCE,
CAPTURING HILL
Huns Chased Down Slope by Rush of American Infantry and
Retreat on Run-FOe EVaCuateS Argonne Forest to
Make Stand in Vicinity of Grand Pre-.
BY NEWTON Q. PARKE.

m Oct ssmashng all Ger resistance north of Fevne
az d
o'clock this morning after three ours desperate fighting
the
o
and or a u
the Americans
sal lent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
PEN MAKING CURTAILED.

International News Service:
WASHINGTO\. Oct. 10. - To
conserve steel and brass the war
industries board has directed that
the manufacture of brass and nickel
plated pens shall be discontinued.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
ITALIANS INTENSITY
SPIRIT OF RESISTANCE
InternatInnaI Neus Service .

TWTNTUaLIWIII -NFWN |EI w.
ROME. Oct. 10.-'There Is only
one answer 70 make 20 the false
peace offers OF the central powers"
members OF the defence committee
Of parliament resolved today. We
will intensity the spirit OF our re-
sistance which has brought US safe
Is and which will give US victory"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
Political Confusion in Contra
Powers Forecasts Great
Changes With Possible
Collapse of Monarchy.
international News Service

International News Service
LONDON, Oct 1O.-Reports
are current that coup d'etat is
likely i'm Germany i'm case the
latest move for peace should fail.
according TO a Central News dis
patch from Rome. The end of
the rule of the HohenzolIerns and
the possible establishment of
republic i'm Germany are predict
ed to- follow the failure of the
German peace effort
international News Service:
ZURICH, Oct. iO.-ThJ
movement to separate Hungary
from Austria is making the mos
rapid progress, according to in
formation received here today.
Czech newspapers in Austria
Hungary openly state that all o.
the preparations for the rupture
have been completed.
Slavic papers make similar
statements.
COPENHAGEN, Oct l0-Abso
lutte political confusion prevails in
Austria, according to kilograms re
ceived today from Vienna and
Budapest.
LONDON, Oct 10.-German news
papers no longer conceal the fact
that Austria Hungary is breakine
up. said an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch received here today.
Hungary. objecting to any limita-
tion Of her territory, threatens ia
refuse to have representation in ar
Austrian parliament.
The Vienna correspondent Of the
Berliner Tageblatt states that 1t is
likely a manifesto will soon be is
sued proclaiming Croatin, Slavonia
Bosnia. Herzegovina and Dalmatia
independent Of the Austro- -Hungar-
ian gONernm ent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
RUMOR OF KAISER'S
ABDICATION REVIVED.

Persistent rumors are reaching
Stockholm 20 the effect that the
kaiser has abdicated. according 10 a
dispatch 20 the Post. Serious dis
turbances are occurring in Berlin
and other German cities. the dis
patch adds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
crna tlOuaI News Service
WITH THE AMERICAS

WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY NORTHWEST or YER
Dun. oct. 1O.-(NOOn)- All OF
the gains made by the Ameri-
cans yesterday when they
smashed through the Kriem-
hide line northwest of Nerdun
were maintained today. The
new positions have been COnsOli-
dated and now the Americans
hold an important hill at Dam
cn-Maric dominating the Ro-
magne valley beyond
More than 800 prisoners
were taken yesterday on the
center Of the fighting front
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
International News Service.

WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY NORTHWEST OF WEIR
Dun. Oct. 10-(NoOn)-Gcr-
man troops delivered a heavy
counter attack i'm the eastern
fringe of the ArgOnne forest
yesterday evening. throwing in
reserves to prevent us from cut
ting on the German salient
which juts southward i'm that
zone.
COrnay was retaken by the
Germans but they did not hold
il long for the Americans made
n new assault a few hours later
reca Cturing the town
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10

WASH rNGTON. oct. 1O-Press
dispatches from Swedish sources
reaching Washington early today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
HIGH SPOTS IN
T0DAY'S NEWS OF
The WORLD WAR

international News Service:
WITH CHE AMERICAN
ARMY NORTHWEST OF YER
Dun, Oct. 10 (NOOn) -Ainere-
vile. between three and four
miles north Of the battle front
west of the Meuse river. = I'm
flames today.
The Germans evidently set
fire TO the town preparatory TO
another retirement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
GERMANS FIRE
VILLAGES IN
THEIR FLIGHT
Flames Reported Far East of
La Cateau Indicate An
other Big Retirement
is in Progress.
BY JOHN +. PARKERSo~.

international News Service.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY gN
THE CAMBRAT-ST. QUENTIN
FRONT 0nighl. oct q Fires were
reported far east Of Ia cateau to-
day. more than IL miles eastward
Of the present battle line The Ger
mans are wantonly hrine villages
and everything that they cannot
carry off and 10 is strongly Indicated
that another big retreat has begun.
British cavalry is reported 20 have
reached the outskirts OF Busigny an
important town ON the Bohain-Le
Cateau road.
It is believed that The Germans
have entered the drst stage OF a
new retirement 10 hurriedly pre-
pared new lire between lie CsteaI
and Naux Audigny.
Thousands of additional prisoners
and quantities Of gums have fallen
into the hands Of the British
ADVANCE N COLUMNS
OF FOUR N BERTRN.
SO slight was the resistance in the
Bertry district that the British ad-
hduttn on ili~ COW il. LIi.ai 'ttti'- .'.
columns OF fours
Nine villages fell into The hands u
the British on their dash past Cam
brai. After taking Maretz Msuries
and Honnechy they pushed CA be-
yqnd Wam balm Haucourt Cei igny.
Caullery. Ligny and Nontsuy
After occupying these villages me
British pushed on toward Caudrv.
American forces are advancing with
the British
The Cambrai-Le Cateau road Pas
been crossed and the Escaut canal
was forced AZ Families other Brit
ish troops are across the Cambrai-
Nalenciennes road
CAVALRY PUSHES ON.
REPORTS FIRES.
Cavalry has reached the St Quen
tin -Bertry highway threatenif 2
Soboncourt and Fontaine So 90
Dame
British troops that entered ga
brai found the city little damae, D.
Cavalry pushed ON ahead and r.-
ported fires and explosions in tie
areas about CaudrH. Inchy. le
Cateau. ST Benin. ST. Soplet Wax
Audigny. Boauhain and Bertry-
The Germans apparently hate
been thrown into confusion by The
rapidity Of the British advance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
THE WEATHER.

Indiana-Fair and slightly warm
or tonight. Friday parity cloudy
probably rain in extreme southwes.
portion Lower Michigan Fair to-
night. Friday partly cloudy prob.
ably showers in north portion
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-13
SENSATIONAL ACTS-5

barbed wire defense is perhaps the
most striking scene in a series which
abounds in tensly exciting views. And
through it all the terrifying reality
of the proceedings weighs heavily upon
ones spirit The most dramatic Of
fering embodying the perils Of the bat
tlefeld ever conceived in studio is
cOlorless and tame compared with this
grim presentation of genuine death
and destruction. Men and women weep
unrestrainedly when a faithful private
is seen staggering toward the rear
with his wounded officer upon his
shoulders, they watch his progress
with bated breath, and groan in sym
pathy when he finally lays down his
silent burden, examines it moment,
and makes the sign Of the cross upon
discovering that life has fled The
PROSTATE or creeping wounded, the
piles of mutilated corpses, all these
actors in life's own CHASTITY scenario
appeal to the senses and rack the
nerves with spasms of bitter emotion.
They are pathetically REAL personal
tiles undergoing REAL torture, or
mercifully passed beyond its racking
powers Here is no mimic world Of
the screen, but instead majestically
gigantic portrayal of humanity in the
rough, living, writing, dying beneath
the Juggernaut of bloodlust and in
sensate ambition Of territorial con-
quest n. '
In the production OF these, films