Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-16
Sea, Contraband and Blockade.
From the London Times.

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The moment W we're face % face with the realities of wal it was sen to be
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ties called for IN expansion Of ontrsbsn It is not erei, tina chemistry ian
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sions are contraband "a obviously inapt when an arm includes the bulk o
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British fleet bt modern conditions Of rad and warfare neeeszitated these
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that further changes hang affecting maritime warfare are impsnaing. The U boat
stlm more esructi The air service. already important may m day count
' 5Re airG A na %'s ear as M me- inn sns ID sS b @sSs Of mer ai a SiAsee eo 1s s1%%fi is.
no Application: Since the conference at Paris in 1912 Of L comite ' 5uridiaue
International de Aviation advances AVE been made which, if continued. will
In their report Just published III civil aerial transport committee picture.
s sas of oam so muss c an heue rs ahr @anks ready. naysn sagye 9ss steamers sa mrits IN "s ga. 10u T:
conditions shS ws of t naa1,i in = oen, of va asn "a ~ in ma a 1 nSxo ysxs1 be d transformed ssfon s% as much
Freedom Of the seas" car n longer be considered apart IRON he difficult m
i is rarely spp5eastsd-.and yet n British point of view is not understood
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to e, the ssp sg . 81 GI5 liberal sM srsaf men . ,sss.S sssss hips or Or ssssss ..ss
70 supplies Of necessaie o coadionz-these ana many other measmes were
Formidable weapon Of atacK- Never before ss a as t it's hitting hitting " power" " shoaa a .
son Of them. u would h United states have refrained in a life and a. death e a.
One h consideration weighs much wah ,hos. h lok TIC te future
s Interests Of Of n England Ss .x@ and w which 1am makes 1ms. them hen n gsssta s.s to bind themselves to-
generally conform. But what is to happen II hey think it right to talk Of nee
49,. To 70 describe c%nss n ma a s sentence the sm main British a. fish position it is s. 1enovs kseai-
been en- carried ansa, ou, b. Engand ,fo e, example a to admission Of foreign vessels
and to agree o the conversion into a mare Mberumo of any sea nov treated as
esseas Of sMs war 70 MAINTAIN h minimum Of safety for on u n psens am d e m.
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at sssxsrs y 1s.ss sson;ss,sns With these ssls ssssati% ais e'n Dssss q es sasasss
= ar a % is sompas9ie with s safety ssiG in the '% fun ss 1@@'s 'o promote aa sss" N sea pacneab Sc
n PEN hna a. I" secondary matters.