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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
SEC, DANIELS PROUD
OF NAVY; SECOND
ONLY TO ENGLAND
iSo Vessels Completed in Year;
Total Cost of Sea Fighters
is 2,oS2, 100000
CONGRESS GETS REPORT
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, Dec. S.-Incomparably
stronger and more efficient than ever be-
fore. the American navy emerged from
the world war second only To that OF
Great Britain and far in advance OF any
other foreign navy in ships III men, ana
every element of strength, Secretary
Daniels declared yesterday In has annual
report.
u,ncrdrcadnaughts and six giant battle
cruisers under construction, all repre-
spntinr the last word in naval cnnstruc-
ton, and several superior TO any hghting
vessels now In COMMISSION, the navy IL
s'presslng for ward to greater things, Mr
Daniels said
Recommendations by the SECRETARY for
the bctterment of the service included:
Extension of the course at the Naval
Academy to five years 50 the mdshipnen
may spend one year atioat rs enlisted men;
Immediate enlargement of the naval
establishment on the Pacific coast To
take care Of the new Paclhc fleet.
Temporary increases IN pay oi officers
and enlisted men and increases m amounts
allowed for communication Of quarters and
other allowances.
Government control Of wireless com
munication. j,
Expansion OF the naval air service and
continuation of the present policy OF o
sr1elrate air service for the navy.
Construction of new buildings, snciud-
ing a new Memorial chapel at the Naval
Academy.
Change Of the names Of 6le Bureaus of
Navigation and Steam Engineering to
Personnel and Engineering Bureau, re-
spcctivcly.
Mr.. Daniels made no recommendations
as to an annual building program, explain
ing that the Recommendations OF the
NAVY GeneralBoard were under considera-
ticn and that estimates would be prepared
loon for presentation to Congress
The actual cost OF the navy To the nation
during the war was placed bv the secre-
tary AT s.. .9S2 100000 During the next
fiscal wear. nc SAID, the navy's needs
will be approximately $573, l3l ,254, or
apnroximatelv $40OoO. 600 less than the
sum asked Tor during the present fiscal
year
Commenting on the construction rec
ords during the war. the secretary sslld
that during the twelve months ended
last October | l59 vessels of all classes
were completed for the navy These
included l03 destroyers, l battlcshlp, 81
submarines and - Eagle boats 4
world record for destroyer construction
was made, the secretary said, IN the
building Of the Reid at Squant'im, Mass
in As working days.
The navy has been dcnobillzod from
maritime strength Of more than 0O00
officers and men to $4,000 OF whom
5000 are reserves, the report said, and
enlisted men are badly needed TO man
the greatly increased sea-golng establish
raent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
when YOU WAKE
Up DRINK GLASS
Of HOT WATER
Wash poisons and toxins from
system before putting
food into stomach.

Wash yourself On the INSIDE before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorb lmpuri-
ties into the blood, causing illness, while
the bowel pores do.
For every ounce Of food taken INTO the
stomach, nearly an ounce Of waste ma
terial must be carried out Of the body.
If tins waste is not eliminated day By DAY
it quickly ferments and generates polsons,
gases and toxins which are absorbed or
sucked into the blood stream, through the
lymph ducts which should suck only
nourishment-
A splendid health measure is to drink,
before breakfast each day, a glass Of hot
water with teaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate in it, which is q harmless way
to wash these poisons from the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels; thus cleansing,
sweetening and freshening the alimentary
canal before eating more food.
quarter pound Of limestone phos-
pnate costs but very .tilc ut the drug store,
but is sufficient 10 make anyone an en-
thusiast on inside bathing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

Csstle avenue, was carried to the Delaware
Hospital last night about II o'clock in
An unconscious condition, suffering from
injuries received in All automobile acc'-
dent about 10 o'clock. Examination
showed that hen hip was diHkcated, and
sho was otherwise brriSed about the body.
She was reported this morning as getting
along very well.
Her report of the accident was hat she
was aIighting from Al auto near her home,
when another car coming along struck her.
An automobile owned by Domrn,ck
Cicatelli, Of 1907 We-t Eleventh street ],
and Delaware avenue car No 35 coilided
late Saturday night at Front and French
streets, breaking the axle Of the eutomobile
and damaging the fender Of the car. No
one was injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
BAD COLD GOT YOU?
FEELING CRIPpY?
Or. Kings New Discovery Soon
Starts You on the Road
TO Recovery.

once tr1ed. always used That's a
trite expression, but one never more
applicable than it y TO Dr. Kings New
Discovery
You viii like the prompt, businesslike
uay it loosens the phleg1n -congested
chest, soothes the tortured throat, re-
heves an old Or new cold, grippe, cough,
Group
The kiddies can take i IN perfect safety,
too. No bad after-efIects Standard
half a century 60c, aud Sl20 a bottle
At your druggist.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Don't Continue COnstipated

Don't let your bowels bulldoze vouT
system. Make them function regularly
keep the body cIeansed of waste matter
with DIR Kings New Life Pills.
BiLoueness, sick headache, sour stom-
sch, indigestion, furred tongue, bad
breath think Of the ernbarrassments
and discomforts traceahIe 10 constipa-
tion. How easily they're roctified BIZ the
occasional use Of DIR Kings New Life
Pills Move the bowels smoothly but
surely. Try them tonight All drug
slsts-25c Is usual
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
DRANK BAY RUM.
So Daniel r. Sullivan Was Arrested Bu
Dismissed When Re Promised to
Leave THnMn.

Daniel f. Sullivan admitted, in Cir
Court today. that ne had been drinking
bav rum as an lntoxics4nt. lie was charged
With disturbing the peace. An aunt VIII
whom hc has been living testified that
she caught him IN the act of buying the
mixture The court dismissed the fellow
on his promise To leave town and cart
himself OF the habit
I've been drinking all the bay run
could get, Sullivan testified
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
IT'S FINE TO
FEEL GOOD AGAIN
P.perhnnger Chasco-Vn Certainly Works
Wonders

rs To get bottle of Chasco- Vim good snd
quick raid l. M. Darran, 26l9 Arctic
avenue, Atlantic City, n. J.
Chasco-Vin = an old Compound of
Hypophosphiter, Iron and the tadtesess
extract n fresh Cod Lvers. IL r Just the
kindo touir TIM. reaches the spot
Chasco Vim Is sold IN Wilmington by
hirlers Drug Stor,, 40t-6 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

Il sure feel grateful To the drug clerk
that recommended Chasco-Ntn To me.
1t hxed my stomach and I'm better s'i
around SINCE taking the first few do-es-
Before that was troubled with bad
blood, my stomach was always UPSET
and was breaking out IN piinplea. That's
all gone now and Chasco-iin did IT. Ny
word to anyone who " rundown or siliug
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Girl Found in aInden.

Lured TO Camden \ J., by promises Of
high wages in a morocco plant there by an
older woman acquaintance, a tifteen-year-
old girl living al Newport, was taken
from den Of vice in that city and re-
stored to her heart-Froken mother through
some skillful sIeuthing through the office
Of HaIleck ). Ray, State probation officer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Increasing Sor,p Assessments

The county Board Of A-sessnent -
eulaiizing real estate assessments both
in Wilmington and the rural part Of New
Castle county and IN many instances is
increasing assessments on An average OF
25 per cent A few assessments are beng
lowered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
BANKERS 10 Use Office.

The small room n the Market stree
corridor Of the du Pont Building vacated
BY the Postal Telegraph and Cable 60.
Will be used By Gillespie, Needs & Com
pany as a private office for the president
and directors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
WroDp Name Given.

In reporting robbery at 9i5 West
Fourth street, on Saturday, Every Even
ing unntentionany used tho wrong name
The woman living at that address IS
Mrs. A. r. Wal sh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Razaar for Holy Trinity.

The Ladies Guild Of Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church viii hold bazaar or
sale of all kinds Of Christmas goods,
also q bake at POS West Tenth street
today, tomorrow and Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

Andrew ]. Lynch for Governor.
Andrew j. Lynch of Georgetown has
been propoeed for the Democratic noml-
nation for Governor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
New Church at Carney,s Point.

Methodists at Carney Point, y j..
wIl erect church costing $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
M CoNTIRENCI;s MIN
SAYS GOV. Campbell

Phoenix. Aris. June ~ When In
formed by The Associated Press of
the statement OF \. J. Koncnkamp.
International president OF the q
merciai Teicgrapners Union nt chi.
caEp, that business men of Arizona
who were anxious 10 see settlement
of the difficulty, were IN conference
with the state executive. Governor
Campbell stated that no such CON
florence had been held. ITO added
that he had not been approached IN
the matter and know Of no intention
~ any body OF business men TO confer
with him on the subject
Western Union officials here sail
today that the situation showed no
change from yesterday. The Phoeniy
offic. was reported TO be working
with 49, full forrc. and Jerome. whore
the walkaut ~ the manager ana oper-
ators had tied up toierraphic traffie,
would reopen with "a new force 90.
day " WIS announced.
Nornles advices were 10 tho effect
that the entire force there was al the
keys
A. ruscon Western Union relay
office u was reported today that the
strike had been more effective, Yes.
terday thirteen Of the eighteen opcr.
atorH there we're said 90 have walked
out and u was reported from Tucson
today that few ~ any Of the placel
had been filled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
ATTORNEY GENERAL
ASKS FOR s50G,OOO
TO FIGHT ANARCHY
Palmer Requests Congress 70 Au.
thorise Special Appropriation to
Garry on Hunt for Enemies Of
Law and Order.

Washington. June L. Attorney
General Palmer today asked congress
Tor special half million dollar ap-
Precipitation Ia carry on the hunt for
anarchists bomb throwefs and en-
cmies Of law aud order
"ihc comparatively recent violence
and attempted violence ON the part OF
individuals associated with annchistn
organizations" the attorney general
said In a letter To Secretary Glass. who
transmitted the request 10 the house.
"discloses existing Conditions which
renders this supplemental estimate
necessary In order that there may be
ample means for protecting the pub
lic aud enforcing the laws OF the
United states"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
STATE PASSES BOY
SCOUT ASSOCIATE
MEMBERSHIP QUOTA
Albuqusequs Furnishes Moro Msm-
bers Than State Allotment; All
Other Sections Are Reporting
Their Quotas Reached.

''conx,atulsfions and three che>rs
for you and the noy scoais II New
Msslco. Keen sna go,ns.~ "a hs wire
which Vas received this morn,nE ~
col. W \. noprvtii sfafs chaIrnen
Of the boy Scout drive. from w. a.
McAdoo. national chairman. Tho
wire was the result OF New nexico
going over the top IN the BOY Scout
associate membership drive IN the
first day OF the drive.
Albuquerque itself far surpassed The
state quota ana The oihsr communi-
ties have made remnrhahlc sbuNinkn
al OF them 20 far repnftinE show that
they have either reached their quota
o. have passed u.
Tho Aibnquorque drive was W
charge Of Joseph u. wilson who with
twenty teams IN the field on Tuesday
morning. directed the drive with thr
result that Albuquerque had over eo1
member by Tie,sday evetinH. whirh
was almost 100 over the satire state
quota.
Reports are sim conbins IN and nov
MEMBERSHIPS are being turned In 90
the city COMMITTEES here. fndicauou-
are that when the drive ends on Sat.
urday. New Mexieo viii have doubled
her quota.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
GOVERNOR NOT TO
CALL ASSEMBLY TO
PASS ON SUFFRAGE
Believes That Present Legislature
Is Unfriendly TO Equal Suffrage
Cause; May Call Extra Meeting
10 Meet Lane Land Bill.

Governor o. \ i.arrnknio. IN AHA.
qucfqus today 10 dsmoiaiize the scfN-
ice haF of the state university, do
clnrcd 20 a Herald Representative that
The state legislature In IN attempt ~
have New MeNico ratsg the woman
suffrage constitutional amendment.
II have received n Hood Of tsis.
grams from governors aud aunrau.
leads asking me 20 call special ses.
sion 20 ratify tho suffrage amend
ment said the governor y have M.
nwcred them hy stating that the mat.
tor came NJ ~ the inft session of tho
state assembly " wna voted down
ON tho nrst appeufance then sent
special mefsi1Fe tn tho members ~
the Legislature. demanding that thev
paHS the resolution which would have
submitted " 90 the voters, 7 person
ally interviewed q score of them aud
sought 10 influence them 70 stand by
party pledges The matter WIS re-
vived, hut the resolution was defeated
- have told tho friends Of suffrage
that ] consider the present legislature
unfriendly 20 their cause 7 think " is
not likely that they would ratify the
amendment For that reason ! am not
willing Ia spend $50 600 n. 81. 600
from the revenues OF this state merely
60 have u test vote, " thought tho
amendment would carry. 7 would cali
the session; but do not 80 think and
VIII not call special session iuHi for
that purpoHo II another hnni"'
comes up which requires Fr'rihl
Ecsaion. ] would include the tuhrHEr
matter IN my cali
There ~ lk"lih"od mat tp"'l"l
session VIII be- called 90 consider
methods OF meeting The Ian" hill
which congress- iH uNprctrd 10 pnhs ~
It's present session. The ro,'tnor utui'
ed that u the Lane bill should b.
/ passed IN form which would NaN
date the existing soldier settlement h''
, ~ N"w MeNico, th"i" M"nld ht no ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
Committee Amends
Resolution Which
Is Against League

Washington. June ie senator
knoNs resolution To put tho senate on
record against accepting the league of
nations in the tsrms of the peace
treaty wnH reported TODAY In an
amended form hy the senate foreign
relations committee.
The committee struck ont tho sec
ton of the resolution witch would do
clare n q policy Of the American gov
ernmont that whenever the peace ~
Europe became again threatened the
United states would cooperate To- re-
move such "a menace.
A resolution reHorttug the right ~
the American congress to determine
tho business uf tho obligations imposed
upon this country under tho much
discussed section ten OF tho league Of
nations covenant WIS meanwhile In
troduced today hv senator sterling
tepnbliran South nakoth
The motion u amend tho knoN
measure WAS made by Chairman Lodge
and had the support Of senator knos
and ~ other republican members eN.
cept senator McCumher. OF North ia
kota. No other amendments were
adopted. The vote 10 fayoratN report
stood s 20 I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
AMERICAN LABOR TO
SUPPORT STRIKE OF
TELEPHONE WORKERS
National Federal Passes Resolution Upholdine
Plans of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to
Walk Out Next Monday, Z, 500 New York Brol-
ers' Operators to Join Strike of Commercial
Telegraphers, Who Are Relying on Backing of
Telephone Men Next Week.

Nchtion N IN scnslon. IuAt when the
N"w York operators Will i0in the
strike was not stated.
"lierpite claims OF company officials
that the strike has failed. the out
look IN more favorable than ever" h.
said ioday there are fully $4,000
Telegraph company workers on strike
throughout the country. The strike
has hardly started The hest results
are heina obtained In t,io south. the
soul twcrt aud the west.
In Afixonn the ticup a arowinr
To-day conferences are being held with
the governor of Arizona BY business
men who are anxious 10 Hrc a settle
ment
ON Monday the electrical workers
Ntl iuin the strike, adding a total of
m"fr thnn 100000 20 the strikir 4
inrcfs We arr out TO win and We will
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
'RUMORS OF SHOOTING
/. N SANDOVAL COUNTY
ARE ARRIVING HERE
County Commissioner Max Cutie.
rrez and Brother Under Arrest /;
contrary TO Their Report Wound.
ed Man Said TO Be In Serious
Condition.

Conflicting reports are arriving In
the city regarding the shooting of Luis
tandelaria. near cuba last Monday.
Which resulted iu the arrest of luuty
Commissioner Max Gutierrez ana his
brother. Juatininnn Guuurrez both
uf the brothers were arrested in San
hovul county following the alleged
shooting and arraigned before the JUS
iirs Of the peace ~ liernnllllo, the
county seat u sandnNal county, where
they each gave $1,000 bonds Tor their
appearance before the grand Jury
The constable brought the two
brothers here yesterday and returned
o. Saudoval county In then company
fur another hearing which IN said 10
hr scheduled for today
Luis tAndelarin b. said tu bee n
brother in-law of M. Gutierrrz broth
ers aud th' shooting iH reported 10
have occurred after an argument ~
10 the possession ut u steer. tandelaria
h aid tu have been in the employ ot
Max Gutierrez fnr SOME time and the
question arose about the steer at the
Gutierrez ranch near cuba u IN not
known how many persons witnessed
the trouble except that the Two cutter
foz brothers aud two taudelaria
brothers We're there other persons
are reported tu hc witnesses.
According To- MaN Gutierrez, when
the argument started. Luis Cnndclnr.
its brother pulled n gun ana shot AZ
MaN. the aim however WIS poor and
tho bullet inflicted a slight wound in
Luis chest ile claims that neither h,
nor his brother exhibited a gun, al
though he whs armed
Reports reaching here today are IA
the effect that 'nndclaria ~ severely
wounded aud that the attending phys
ician reported that he had hut one
chance In thirty ~ living, us he wa'
not only seriously shot In the chest
hui had been beaten over the head
with the butt end ~ u heavy revolver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12


Atlantic Cit,, y. o., June "a
Moral support of the stiikc call
81 Tor Junc ~ by the lniefna-
tlonal brotherhood of Elcctricai
Workers, which incluslc- the bulk
&c uninn tclcplonc operators
throughout the country. today
was totcsl d, the American Tcl-
cration of labor. whlch unnni-
n,ousl, adopted resolution cpn-
tanning such u p,o,ision.
Chicagn, Junr l2.--ln the face
of statement bs Officials of the
Cosnnsr,'iai Telegraph companies
that tho nation slsic strike OF
operators had failcd. =. o. Non
cnkamp, International president
of the Commercial Trlegraphrt~
Union. announccsi tosIa, that ns-
~urancc had brcn given that the
New Nork brok-r operators. -omc
$500 strong. would JOIN the
strike.
Tho announcement followed Ion
distance telephone conyCrsations witt
union representatives, In New Nor
AMI Atlantic fity. - !. whvre o.
American Federation OF Labor con
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
Battery A Will Land
in New York City on
Saturday, Says Wall

3 Boys Of Ihuery \. New Mex. I
y ico'H crack field artillery com.
. panv will hud In New York
= Saturday after more than
= year abroad viih the American
= ENpcdiiiunaA Forces The bat
y terry has been stationed in der I
. many with the army uf nscupn-
= ton after a splendid record dur.
= INK the active fighting u om-
y harkcd from lireHt Yesterday ac-
y Curdiur tu reports.
. The Rocky Mountain club nf
. New York CIN. Herbert WAN
y secretary, sent a message Co Al
y buqueruuD tudly notifying lncal
y friends ~ tho arrival uf the bat
. terry. A large number of young
. men from this city are included
. In ~ ranks Messages of vel
= come to thcW viii be- delivered
= upon their arrival In New YORK.
= Saturday " sent in rare of the
. Rocky Mountain club
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12

New York The outward bound
steamship Graz Msldorsee, a former
German liner, taken over by the ship.
ping board. was rammad - miles of
SANDY Hook az ii:t6 o'clock last
night. by the ateamship Rodondo. The
message said tho 4. y \ Patricia was
standing by aud reHcuing passengers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
,Ind~ Ilamc IIrpIs TO kolcl,ak

i'aTis, Junp III Ihc couhtil OF TOUT
framed and discussed to-day a reply 10
the note of admiral koichak. head Of
tho all- llusrlan government OF vmsk
regarding hts negotiations with the
peace conference. The contents of the
reply were not given out. but u h
known that the communication doea
not involve the recognition of the kol'
fhak government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
Senate Committee
Would Repeal the
Daylight Measure

Washington June ~ \ rider re-
pesling the daylight savings law, ef.
frrtiVe when the clocks are turned
back in October was added to The Az
ricultural appropriation hill today hy
m. senate agriculture committee The
vote was unanimous.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
Committee FavofS
Returning Wires
to Their Owners

Washington June ~ Favorable
report ON the house hill 20 return toi
'grnph and telephone systems to pri.
waite control immediately wna voted
today by tho house interstate cuu
morCo committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12

Paris Robert Minor American
newspaper correspondent who disap
pea rod from here hns been located
at Cobienz. where he IL In custody OF
military authorities The American
Ambassador expects n obtain his ra-
lease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
HuN CABINET Will
STICK, SAYS NOskI.

Wcimar, Wednesday, June IL
We are still In office and We will
stick. because u IN our duty 10 save
the German people" Gustave Noske
ths minister ~ defense. declared nt
the meeting today ~ the majority
socialist party
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-12
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
An Ounce Of Prevention
The Joarez Plot Tkickeas

TEM rrque-is for appropria.
tis,ns tx,uii ~ brttcr foundrsi
uban Attorney Gcnerni Pal.
n,ct's appeal 10 congrtSs to furn-
lsh him with $500. 900 with which
10 night Boishceism ln its incip-
lefsc,.
A stitch In time saves ninr. and
nn ouncr of pfrtcntian n worth
q pUund OF curc. ftfnark the
top, bs.oks. ny taking the csii Ia
titnr. the government Can ssec
'niiiios,- of d"ilar- In propsrt,
and other ios-s~.
Nothing could h. ~ fatal 90 our
~ssDrit, than Ca -tippo-c that be-
cau-r our Institutions afc already
frs. wc arr in M danerr &C b.
ing attas'kesi by fanatics that iotr
iissn-- b-ttsr than frcciom. tn-
biased ~tisisnt- of tls situation
have ~aii thai the ntotcmcnt T.
strung in this country.
fiolsi,s',i~n y not to h. isIsOr.d
OnI, niSnnpt aud ,iRptou~ artiss,
h, tlic autlnritics can save ~
from y fx7pctitiun of tiic VIA, -sia,
and othrr disturbances that have
OssurrtSi rtssftti,.
Mtts1tcll falntcr know~ What
Iw j. taking about wl,eqt bee Rsk-
toe ~lrNiai anfi-ib,l~hsNi APP
Isopriafion. u l. Co. h. hogssi
that his request VIII rsVi,c W-
tcnttOn.
Nilln tr-p- arr at the gaiss- of
Juarg. ~, the time this issue l.
Oft tho pft-s>. the furNr- &c tt'iips'
fnEch,- may h. ssi-sinsssl La tho
ts,inaiislnfcia nliithr. in the Ii,'-
tn,s--qne N,,pisia isr,is.
iint n u not iikei, that t.cncrai
transisso .onsais~ Win give un
the eit, wttitout . struggle. Of
unqusv-tions~i hp,alts to the Tar
ransn Cau~s' uonsaic- y nc NJ
the Iu'st train.,i grpcrais in the
ton~tnutiot,aii~t army. aifhouvh
he mosi.sti, told the wrifrr that
his tastic- wcfr "tito-c of oras.
lon"