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WSCOUNT UCH!DA IMPRESSED
BY AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENTS
.Inpmncsc Foreign Minister Thinks Ger
mnnH Mast Herself Whcn
Most Divided"

ToNio !@nualN II: Especial Wis
count trhida. Janan's Foreign Minis
Yer. recently declared that the United
states Of America. after afCordfuc IN.
world every proof % their absolute, i'm
rarti3!iN and fairness. completely
Startled ], hy tn" astonishing fc,,is OF
arms ana of civi efficiency which
american troops ana organizers nave
displayed.
The Nisconnt was speaking q; a
""hqutt hold here 10 !chratc the
equalization Of Germany rho function
MAS arranged by the allied socictics Of
j"kio. ana wa" ono Of the mos; i'm
nr"ss.ve eyer held here. Nearly an th,.
leading statesmen OF Japan were rrcs-
"it. IS Wei as - large number Of for.
"iEh"rs inclndin" Americans. win ,he
Morris
me Sn"Ak"r tNpressed tho opinion
MAI Germany may become a political
laboratory ana the scene of rrujtCui
cNpcrimcnis in political science. when
ne added. is ono OF the dcsilarata or
our tNn" lie believed that tho ecnins
"l 'crinHnN was not suited To ccnirali.
canon ;.rd military cmpirs bu, ra,hcr
,or VARIETY and dispersion. and thai
Germany 'Nas most herself wncn she
vas most divided -
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AMERICANI2ING AMERICA
FOLLOWING END OF WAR
Whole Country Responds TO Cnu OF
burrau Of Naturalization 20 Ifnify
Populations.

WASHIEGTrN. January ll.-,Spc-
c!ai.p In response 20 the stimulai iny
appeal Of the Bureau OF Natnr.iliXatiun
81 IN" Inltch states Department OF
n"i I"itN:S arc pouring in from an
parts "I The vouptrr promising sun
pnri OF tho campaign 10 mStfll i'm The
minds %: Americans foreign DoDuIIii ION
nc iuctiS or American citizenship,
Nilh the CO. oDcrai ION of tic STATE
tounriiS 81 National Defense. the ccun-
" couucE% throughout the and La ~.
pc"n lined up for this great WORK
which Is chars"tc;izcd by RAYMOND
T. triSi. Deputy Commissioned OF
"a taia!!::i;ion. as the most impnrtaut
ana idr-rcdcuiir task confronting ,nc
American people now that the forces
OF democracy have oVcrthrown once
ana ."r all the arrogant authority O..
Prussia
Every chairman Of a county coun.i,
OF nct.is" IN thirtS-cieht states al.
rcihN nave enlisted in The big drive
w mere actual enrolment for the ,vorj,
has NOT been forthcoming. the failure
10 get IN me rs apparently due not
10 indifference or lack of svmna;hv.
n"l 20 c%iTaneous causes. which have
'emn"rariiy delayed cooperation.
:or example. the failure Of the conn
~ chair!H.n 10 respond is rxD!ainnd
Nv me STATE Ch"irmcn as Il result OF
i"" causes fi"Si. the Influenza chi
d"nic has stopped temporarily The &C..
tiNi:N OF the organization. and sec
ondiy. N" appropriation for tho wnrI
has been available because the Icnis
laiurc has not held "a session sine. III,
entry Of the United states into the
war. 80
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KANSAS IN THE WAR
During First Year State EurnishcL
10000 Men to Army and
Navy.

TOPEKA. KANS.. January ll.-tSpe-
participation in the war Kansas fur
niShcd 4u,o0h men for the army and
navy Despite the universal drart,
kansns carly in June still had TO her
credit more volunteers than grated
men in the service. According 10 rec.
ords OF the State adjutant- generals
cfficc. 1885 kansans had volunteered
through me fcdcrali2ed National
Guard or the regulars and I7,49S had
been selected for the National Army
This makes a total Of S5.STS In the
army. while approximately 1000 vol
untecred their services to the navy
and the marines. There was there
fore. one Kansas man in the service for
approximately every foriy.two men
population OF 100000.
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BERGEN TAKES ON ADDED
IMPORTANCE. DUE TO WAR
t"o I" innuN al English Prnr,irnjI, All
Norwegian Nav speak tie
Tongue.

BERGEN. NORWAY. January H.
'"pey'Hi'. Sine" thy sHr hr.an I.-,-
E'n has aiken on a,ided Importance a.
" hnipp'n- cent? II mas hcen - poin.
W"erc neutral ships gathered TO be
'rnv"E'd through danger zones ana
AN passengers embarked fer Eri;;s,,
anu se"tiiSh ports. because OF thn
%re"t influx az English speaking toIir>
ISIS III normal times. Ea.,;sh was
ippN"n yer! n,r"i.y in the large.
cities "nd towns cV-n before the v..,r.
hui nov nearly All \orwcgians speak
r.uc..sh
Foreign refugee. from Russia and
H!n'"nd recently have Kept All The re-
sort hotels ia the %riwc:;ian noun
tins ,r,""drd Trayc! has FAR cx-
tve""i h" capacity D: the railway be-
!"e"il thr!St.:nia ana Bergen and The
IniiN NAY" been un.tnlc 10 acconlod,i.
me G:tai mass OF refugees Who ar.
e..de:iN"flnc TO make their way across
the North sea on tho crowded : cuuinrs
liberated by thu Hgitish government
ia Splic %: th"i! proximity. sweden
ina Norway are quite unlike The
former : NOR mi!iinry II j. fash
'"h"i on German lines Norway Is
nor" ""inorrul!c and independence /,
~ Jones' IN rs own music and litcratur.
.hd doc" not content iIsclf wi;n stand.
.hS IN the shadow ni any great i,a,ycy.
h"humcIts 10 lhscn. ,;ricy. oil. Euli
ana 1Jornson SHOW the devotion 81
N"F"cS .1nS 10 their own men -;
genius.
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LABOR ADMINISTRATORS
WORK IN SOUTHWEST
"rHrr Prodnctiun in laIS Increased
by fHn.oun.G0o Pounds over


WASHINGToN. January ll-An in
dnGctt"n o. i"".oo".opc prnnds over i9l.
Not shift lost in mine miii or
::mcit"r from N"vcln'e" !. 1917. 10 Oc-
These Az thc results 81 ,he wo,l, o:
lI" labor administrations appointed for
Arizona hH the Presidents Mediation.
Commission in the fLli 81 lSl1 4,
SHOWN IN the annual report Of Willialn
=. Wilson. Secretary of Labor
IN" situation III Arizona i'm ini, was
one Of the chief causes Iradiu. TO tn.
appointment ui til" commission. About
- per cent of thc copper output OF the
United states * produced Iu four con
per districts OF That state. In m. early
summer OF 1917 there were Widespread
strikes ia thOS" districts resulting il,
three months ia n loss OF output Of
l"0.oo".ooc pounds The comir!ssion
a'r"nG.d settlement which provided
Tor INA. adjustments of ali .aDor dis
putcS and the liking OF wagrs Iv the
labor administrations. Ilywei Davies
ana ioS"pA :. Myers In Il letter. L.,
II l.. hcrw!n. director OF Inc Labor
Adjustment Service. quoted in the See
rclarE's report. Air. D.iyics wrote. on
tctob"r . l:l>. that the commission
MOI only had provided III. machinery
Tor accomplishing. the splendid results
named. tut also HAD created - spirit OF
loyal CO. operation that materially sim
piihcd the wU!h Of the administrators
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AMERICAN ATTITUDE
on TREATY Underlined
l nitcd states Not Boumd by i,aruuiu
Made Early i'm War b.
4 HES,

PARIS. January little attitude Of
h.cf I'M m,''H St"iGs iowar! The treaty
ana Russia. relative to The eastern
,"aSt %. ;nc Adrin;ic, has not been
o'rnriy defined as far as known
men u came up rcCentl; in the
course oi pc9c. prcii'ninarics however
the United states did not Indicate how
u W"nli stand when the treaty en-
ttrnh INTO consideration
II" iirSt tiiuc Was when The inter
"i!ch conferences framed the terms OF
n" hriniSi!ce between Italy and Aus
ira. In stating he liza" 10 which the
\ns'"!nN troops must retire. he arni-
size outlined the frontier as I; * de-
hned IN the treaty.
Inis was accepted by the nt"rnllied
"ei House. the American representa-
tive. stated that the designation Of The
in'h'ie" AZ Il stood in the treaty be-
,'ts !nr Tour mriions was mo-. 10 he
.nhSn as expressing any position by
10" tnitcd states on thai treaty.
nc same situation was again pre-
srnied when American warships parti-
coated IN carrying gu, the naval
causes or IN" armistice with Austria
~" otcurai OF ports Was made
bcr of wa"shina along tn. eastern
Co.'S; cf tn" idriatic'
Th% .Iu.o-Siav element there mani
iHsint SpGe opposition, bu; owint Ia
IN" G"li"acr Of the iasucs involved
~" question of Americas attitude.
or" wv or me other. Was deferred
Ar;i.lc 10 OF the treaty provides iha.
II Shall h" k"p; secret buf the terms
have become known, and are orrnpying
much attention in conference circles
Attic" provides that tn" future
,rfa'v OF ocacc viii give TO italy the
T""ntiro. tho whole OF Southern Tvroi
IA" cities ot Trieste, c;ori2ia and Grad
isr' the Province OF Istria and the
is'riar Islands.
Article " gives the Dalmatian
Islands 70 liaiy. Other articles deal
nth Albania and Hon"s in Asiatic
Turkey in case OF Turkey being
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SENDS MEN AFT TO
RE.NUNE. EXTRA WEIGHT

lie sent ali the men he could spar"
AT in order 10 put as little weight
rs possible on his how For E.-aS MAS
resting on the bottom at an angle o.
ahout t"O and half degrees ~. ANA
Just then that two and u half degree.
wts worth tn. lives OF every man
aboard.
Then he started MS motors ut fun
spccd ahead. ~ the same Kim" pat
!;nG all tic pressure h. had ON his
bow ballast tanks 10 tighten them. 'inc
lending aft OF his men. The tighten
in. OF his bow tanks and the work
M Of tn" ship due 10 the speed on
his motors made his bow rise slowly
20 ,t angle Of about six degrees. THEN
Il tilted With "a jerk thu; spilled his
men in'o heaps. II Tilted 10 an an-l,
OF fifty degrees and suddenly went
Hp through nifty fatnomS TO the sur
face Ike wild balloon.
Md If any emphasis need be laid
on the narrown"ss Of E-?s's .Scar-
the tact may be cited that when sac
reached The surface the water III her
AFTER hilces hnd risen 10 within four
incheS Of hrg main motors.
Is ~ SAID in the iirs; place. tho
Submarine service Knows aud enjoys
i!"c Kinds uf dives: the dive ordinary
IN" crash .lN" ana the sIpcrCraSh dive.
Amd dcSp!l" the fact that submarines
~" ma'ic as ;.arly forl-proot as pos
%'nir. G!NiI2 = big submarine remains
d"G.ocdly delicate business. 1t is AL
Oh tue knees OF old man loss.
N'opyriGht. 1872
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JAPANESE PEACE DELEGATES
MEN OF VARIED EXPERIENCE
hmrTuis Sai"nJi .nd Baron Makinn
Have Represented Their
Country before.

WI himgorn, S1-"n;i md ii"ron No
h"'kt Mdi,ino. lapan'S chief p!enipo-
centuries /" ihr peace conference in
France. are regarded among the most
distinguished statesmen OF this en-
Hi'c' iio'h are men Of long eNpc:icnc.
When Marquis Saiouii reaches Paris
nt VII ~ hlnSeli on familiar around
"ct"uSc TOR ten years. between 1870
ana 1850. ne lived ihcre rs u student
iahin: ~. ANY, and politics at the Uni
NecSitE Of Paris He is pcrhaOS now
MAJ iSc""nt Motono has passed aw;,y.
~" abi"Si scholar in he French Ian
idi@" ind in French history and liter
aiiIe among an Janaucsc Statesman
ne mas risen =" high ~ the life Of
J"nih hat nov he has practically the
.fiiar studying ~ Paris he returned
10 J"r"h W'th the determination 10
no hr"N. political conditions and start
ga u i.'iIs newspapers. The journal
WAS 700 RADICAL and he could not con
.'nHe wife 70 the strong 0pnoSitioa Of
!"p" tni 10 the United States with thu.
.htr fr!n'" Il" TO investigate political
systems Late" h" WAS minister to
Nnt.,h ininiSt"r 10 Germany. Minister
ui E.dEc;'t,oii. Minister Tor Foreign AZ
fairs ana pr"sidcn; Of the privy coun-
ell
~ personally formed two cabinets
ANA became president OF the famous
S.iyukai PARTY. which Is now in pow.r.
remaining Us chief until he turned the
erection over 10 The present Prime
Minister, TahashI H..ra H.. is CON
,iG"reh = man OF advanced IDEAS.
Baron Maxine, who is :. member Of
nv House "I Peers. has had - long
career IN the foreign Office and in ii
nl"macN c"n"r--ilN We was minister 10
Rom" aud =" N!cnn. and in lnl3-l
served as Minister Of Foreign \irairs.
II was nHru" ms term Of Office ihal
inlrorthni ncGotitt Ions were held he
tween tn" United States and Jauan CON
corning the california land LEGISLATION
and hr is remembered both iy Amer
i""HS ANA Japanese FOR the attitude
inch n" aH"n'cd IN handling tina; air
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EDUCATIONAL FILMS
FOR NEW AMERICANS
Uurcnu or Naturalization VIII Uuyc
Two Series to show Recent
Arrivals,

WASiIINGTON, January ii.-s;o wei!
has the plan OF t:ic bureau Of LAT
nraiiZat!on .or education motion Dic-
lures for aliens been received taut ;,
mas hecn greatly enlarged. Instead
of Il single series Of historical and in
cusiria' iiIn: the bureau viii present
u ScEl".
The frs, series VIII he introductory.
showing The development Of the naiijn
"Hd OF liz Industries from the cary
""!' down TO the present period sf
:ri- War rcaajuSi
when the aliens have been given a
general id"n OF tho greatness OF Tin.
otnhtrv they have adopted as ,helr
own. they vii, hnv, q second series OF
pictures sac nv IT., "a, exactly the OF :.
POI ,raiiics provided them in particul.,
tardcs.
For instance. there viii he "a film
showing how u naturaiiZed citizen took
over some land and started n fruit
arm: no" he built II M. how he made
Tor himself good living. built a
nouSc ana raised his family in comfort
under tho protection Of the govern
ncnt
Another picture viii show the now
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WILL TRY OUT MOVIES
TO RECRUIT FARMERS
Novel CampuiGn VIII &c Carried on
b! Federal Department or
La !Or.
WASilINGToN Janu,r

WASHINGTON January IL (SpcciaD
= In ana OF IN" campaign l." recruit
farm WORKERS from the hoys' working
reserve for getting in the 1919 har-
vest. he motion picture division OF the
IN fornaiion and Education Service.
United states Department. OF Labor
IS preparing "a series of slides ana mo-
Ton pictures to be shown th.oughotI;
ne country during the last week OF
January.
Accordinc TO The farm service di-
vision Of The United States Employ
mont service. the world viii be- peril
1hSi! close To famine next year un.
less IN" acreage aud production OF the
NE" states are maintained at u level
al least rs nigh as that OF this year
y; the same time. there Is 3; serious
Si' rtH"e Of farm labor. due partly to
~" diaft. partly 10 the diversion of
nFit = Wa" Industries and partly To
'"c h.sli cost Of transportation. There
are i.GOc.6"0 hoyS available for Tho
Wcrh .n= reserve, and Il is felt mcccs-
stiy 4" s.cur" rs larG" a proportion
"a POSSIBLE fol the farms.
IA" motion picture section or The
campaign vii! include slides and films
show hS the attractions Of farm life
under modern conditions, and also
ira leg or messages OF appeal fol-
LOWING the reels,
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RECORD ~ EI,.IiI'N -NINTI
NhUt M III: COZ Ant. NrinN

And nov see how The Eish:y- nsf,h is
"TiSt IN ihc mills o: she gods TIA. 1.-
irsS II Was SEN, 10 the war 10y zen
al Leonard Wood no less liz.
started ior Franc" at tn. head OF The
division, hut was turned rtck -TIt,;
WAS u bitter blow to him. but Ne pa.ht
Y" m" Snme '"nsoiAton IN Ne record
- his div sion
1t FOUGHT from y Mihl~l to the
Nous" Il was crcG!tcd with on. q.
.he mos; !mn"rtamt operations oi the
last uriN". u was in line n ;hc nm
tSh. Finally II was chosen anon. .hr
American divisions S"ur 10 the Kiln.
.lfter al army divisions ar" made hv
their officers rs th- men themselves
ave exactly alike in thr raw There
iof" u = needless - add hn. tho OF
rcptioualty line lot
We say MS without knowing q sin.
=. one OF tacm personally
In" Eighty ninth WAS trained rs
General Wood 4; Camp Enms;on kan.
u x made Up -. an Missouri aud
an Kansas regiment. with 1t scat.
i'r!nG % members from Nebraska. %c,y
Mexico. Colorado tne Middle Western
aud tne Rock! Meuniain States.
Nou can tell man Df ,av Eighty
n.ntH 4 block away - us snap snh
~ cary IS - Mih.cl hattie tn.
'rrm"us reported II ~ a new. hut a
good division
When. vow come to figure It ou,, sev-
eral things "a TIA. war are training
back L" :, lonely soldier though =.
couple OF people have tried to III US
hat TINS fact REMAINS:
Thcr@ AZ" many thousands % eli
cicHt officers Ia oar victorious ARM,
who arc. ii:u!alively sprak5m. chill
d!en Of his brain, without Nnpm ".
might nut NOW has" an army OF occi,-
ration on The Rhine.
There Is, moreover. in that army q.
occupation every division az lighting
!Ecn who are products OF his hands
II seems 10 us mat one man could
not do very much more.
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e"'r"r may 90 into. say. he shoe
nak"rs trade rhe pieces OF machinery
used ana TAG parts of shoe VIII he
throwu on the screen. win the name,
OF each object in English and in the
na'!"" tongue ot ,hc foreigner Thus
ne can learn inc name ana The uSe a.
every article hc viii have to handle
whcn h" enters tin shop. Ia order ia
impress them on MS mind tin" teacher
VIII repeat the names and Then have
the class repeat ,htru. un:ii gvcrS. man
NnOWS lhc lesson nv hcnri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
THOUSANDS OF MEXlCANS GO
Drcr",,nt!rns nf Rebel RnndS Drive
itcfucc"> 8" Larger tcntcrs
az Population.

GGApA!AJARA. MEN. January ! -
'-DrC!a!. - Between $500 and 1000
workers. IL rs estimated have been
forced 10 lc0l" their homes and piaccs
of rnrloym"nt in tho region OF Micho-
avun. dominated by The forces %! tn.
r'bc leader. Jose iU"H Chaxez Garcia
.tS result ~ the o.,tTaecs by the out
laws Unable TO pursue their employ
u"ui and robbed rrpca 'ediy. they
Hooked 10 larger rentcrs OF population
70" protection. Without work and
food. their coalition IL reported to be
pit!ublc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
OPEN AIR MAIL SERVICE
ia an Government Establishes
Line" From Munich 10 berlin
and Cologne.

WI "i'ti. January ll--tSpecial)-
ross country airpane nights. under
day with Tho probability OF aerial nos
"a s"rvic" being inauguratcd soon
tne Bavarian government has loaned
mcnt. The TIN from here TO Ecriin
Is TO be made in four and half hours
ana TO Cologne In four hours and nf.
mo service an sirplanc carrying from
thirty 10 forty persons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-12
NJ FIFTY EATtIOuS
PI:RII.S ARR. GUE,Ti,I.

Tie peril Of this situation need no,
% remarked upon Submarines fro
G n9,in Ea 20 20 lwemty fathoms ana ;as7
=" escape scapiancs bui II never
""nt I" do }, again" he used to say.
y n.tA iAinoIns there was a prcssuT..
80 SON" Nc.pr" tons on E-GS's thin lin
s''h' :. p'cssUr" whiCh was lin.Iv a;
any nii.i" 10 crush her like an ogr
H4, - < JOB was 10 get E-.S ON a,
ne hId not beer on the bottom Ten
mnhulvA G"lor" tn" Tremendous wafer
pr'Ssn'" had gotten into his suction
IN" anu small stream was suui.iiu"
~ inf"uen cracked joint
~ ir.cd hrst 40 slow his tanks IN
|,H.g TO !.@nten EDS. hut one OF his
!rAt valves blew on his circ,lit
2EraFcrs k"nt tripp.n-. his fuses keni
Pr" ~ cui and finally when his mo-
'",rE, hteHn TO get hot he had 10 Quit.
non n" tried 10 work HOY loose
rom M bottom by going ahead viii
!ia 'h-"N"r rndds'. ny backing Wit,
h"'N motors and by back!u. WIN onr
Mhi!e going ahead with the other, Eut
,r,., ,pll"n NOV, her more 3aa;, i've
tn!tl. " eve UP
ie trsen 80 Empty his adjusting tank
Ncu'lns INC AR from tn" tank ,tIboard
IVY "''"''y INC ar pressure la tho boat
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MANY R.:t.ii.iHS RtTI:
DIVISION AMONG. VERY REST

This doesn't necessarily mean ,itai
!; was the best lighting division
there wasn't much difference in the
"h"!e American army in mat respect
~ means that in everything That
.",s 10 make up inc military uni:
IL stands out Many regular ulnly uI-n.
RAJ" among tho best division 81
tnr whole army.
You can start "a terrific conve.SA
isonAi test amy tin" b, c"npaIinf thv.
flEsi ana second Divisions You can
I'i M It warm drbat" any moment %,
$H==eatrG ina; th.s or jhaj National
Guard Division - greatest
hHt "h"n thc EiGhty-niuth IS men.
t!'ne"' h"lh regular army men and
ai,d SAY:
ms q nme OUTFIT Tary don, ad.
MT mat II is better th.,n their own.
- '""Ir'' '"' 'l"A agree u?on It's
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"Mp!oSion. which made the crew grab
hold "t whatever was handy and hang
l"' had no sooner rcsained her Gus
tundry composu:e. than her captain
ordered stand 10y tor surface" and
She lii,cd her nosr slightly ana rose.
Easpu;n WAS IN the ladder almost
before ;Ae bridge WAS clear. lie opened
tha hatrh anu climbed out Where
ms enemy had hc"n. was now only u
rai,H OF wreekase rising and falling
OF his beam he could see Mattys peri
score. lie ordered hotn MS engines
;uil ahead 10 take Il look al the wreck
age and ii poss. hlc TO pick up a SUR
c!- Al Mtity. neanwhilc wondering
why III" "cNi! M.tty had lot himself
IL" lc!j :" completely out OF the fun
hEiSHrt WHITE GlRGIE:
on hIn RoSE: FROM SEA
i;e vas looking az Matty when. at
SOME distance anead ut Matty's peri
>rorv, yeast! Wn!tc Surslc o! air
'S. .Hum JuI"r IN" sea ana the swift
W'-i, o." i"'9eho "e@an l.mins straight
A. u,shed over MIN in ~ ,winklins
TIA. the pr'is opc vas not Matty's AT
!! was The periseerc o. another Hun.
~ S"l doWn The ladder and slammed
we Hai,h cover |" Win a NcllOf Flood
"NrrN hing And lir took esq down
~ - degrees III the crash!eSt OF super
In the silence of 90 feet. he ken,
i.'!" mechanical ears " Idr open. bui
IL" $uoM LOST the second Hun y half
hour later. he left oil trying 10 fol-
low MIN broke surface ana broad
tasted MS War warnings.
Let as d.grcsS Tor a brief moment
here" To-day I have been out on A
ii.-w!rr on lanka Hula Light. where
wv" months $50, Rasputln pinned his
second Hun I" the bottom cit was
u go" many Sel-m!les away from
H'He lnIl ne pinned his first. Il cruiser
Sauuhrinc. 10 tue boIiom). Ills second
.i,& N MY faihoms. Tho sea IS weird
= 'ai!l over thc spot The OF! causes
'""i' you can see II rising al! around
u comes up silently N tiny points.
,stN over the surface. For cigNt wccks
"i mas been coming up li,e that-''he
must nave been rhockfui Of it"-Si-
j.hiI! 10y day and night of YaaLa
una .!@ht, There arc NOW FIVE OF
,.el" PINNED to the bottom on YaaNa
S".e spnf OF Nanka Hula Light.
Eut Ia rcsuu!c:
WIFI his war warnings broAdcastcG
:"SputN set about 10 find Mattv ana
Inc missing :-9S
!he Last II" had seen OF Matty. YOU
va! remember. WAS when both Of them
h'd Eon" down 70 a dive ordinary to
get their trim. RaSputin himself had
JUST come up from the crashicst Of
SiIpricrash dives. Yet. as we said be-
'ht'. submarine may do a super
'r"sA "!Nc ana conc up again without
= ~ln.le new gray hair in her captain'S
iehl -\nd another submarine may do
q ave ordinary ana never come w
again. "'
Suddenly t.-u,s, alongside Of him
'.-'> came NJ .tru her dive ordinary.
enc came ~ like devil possessed
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became so heavy that the needle on
MS barometer went M against the
stop" ana stayed there
Then Re ;Ila y.d his last care,
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ROM SnUT ~ ABOVE
SURFACE At Az ANGLE,

Her bow shot up above the surtac,
az 'i angle o: NIFTY degrees ana when
SHe Was nearly half out of water sh.
!'E: DOWN IN The sea aud-buricd her
sen 10 snccis o! -Oiid sea water She
mall .t.a rrS"tnned control Of herself and
- ms very high on the surface. har
capital Matty himself. with his race
IS white as chalk-climhcd up from
be!ow on her little bridge
lh's - NE Story he told finally TO
''Asruth when Esq and :-9S lay
LongSide each other in the cmpiv
Jus, after he had slid below an hour
t"iCrc. Marty sa!d l:-9S had becoInr
&ni.f unbalanced. either because Of
81 U"hSItE IN the wafer or because OF
zen moving about and Matty hiinseIf
't ue'"cd 80 blow his adjusting
la"NS an order 30 tighten her Yh, mon
"hpW 'h., order MAS directed. how
',i mac" me mistake OF opcnin. his
auxiliary kingston thu. adnitiinI. snv.
G.siH i"NS OF water into his ballast
lahha. \aiurHlly she settled at once
An "cspii" ihc fact thai both lnoio.s
.Ci' 'hiicd luIl ahead as soon as
ne ulTih% ruddcr man saw by the
"'uie clock faces IN front of him thui
~, ""N sinking rapidly. She went 10
i"' h',I"m In nity Fat hons