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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07
WESTERN FOREST FIRE
SEASON OPENS FAvoRA0lY

Denver.-Frequent rains have been
a boon to the western forests this
spring, and the officers Of the forest
service, United States Department Of
Agriculture, express themselves az
greatly relieved at escaping a danger
which has been keeping them on the
anxious seat.
The danger was that II the summer
fire season came on as usual their
control Of the national forests would
be impossible with the funds available
before July l, when a new fiscal year
begins Hence the relief that frequent
rains have kept the forests too damp
to permit dangerous conditions to be-
come general.
But the government foresters do not
consider that this 10 entirely due to
favorable weather and timely rains.
The public Is becoming interested in
forest preservation, and the oft.re-
peated story Of the destruction caused
By human carelessness ID beginning to
make its impression. The United
States leads all nations IN forest fires.
With over $1,000 fires per year. de-
stroying nearly $20.000000 worth Of
timber and property. this country has
the world outclasssd.
Eighty per cent Of the forest fires
that occurred in the United States
during the past five years were due to
human carelessness. A camp fire left
burning. lighted match or cigarette
but thoughtlessly thrown aside, the for.
esters say. often cause conflagrations
that take days and weeks Of hard
work to suppress. It ID for this reason
that they ask every good citizen to
adopt as part Of his daily creed the
motto Of the forest service-PUT
OUT. KEEP OUT, FOREST FIRES.
washineton.-A $4,000 endowment
for the establishment by the Orches.
trail Association Of Chicago Of a pub
lie school Of music In memory of her
brother, IL contained In the will OF the
late Florence Lathrop Page, wife Of
Thomas Nelson Page, former nmbas.
sndor to Italy. filed here for probate.
II disposes Of an estate estimated at
$1,500.O0O. and In addition to beouest
Of 100000 and life use Of household
effects, Mr.. Page will receive ne.half
the income from the residue of the "a.
tate during his life time the other
half going to Mrs. Pages DAUGHTERS.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

The war Of the unieo" begins short.
y after ~ marriage esreneeg ada
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07
In Position,

From q story-"I am half inclined b
kiss you." he said. % he bent over hss.
Boston Transcript.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

marry Chan hirc a cook. Tho fact Chat sho had f50 caah may hayo augmented Jocks matrimonial ardor. At any rate. they were married next morning and that aamo day they loft for Che claim with all Che pro- visions dfty dollars would buy.
 lt was six weeks later that tho oatwhilo waitress invaded the suoIer'a anctum and one look cone yIuccd him that loyos young dream had experienced something of a jolt
 had takcn Che count Within two minutes her chin was boring into Che str0llors shoulder while she poured into h.s ear a story of misplaced confidence. misuse and mIs.roatment Jock had not beaten hor up but he had told her he could not eat concrete bread. that sho walked like a COW and had about as much graco as a freight train. She had asked him to return her fifty dollars and ho had Informed her that she had eaten it mp and had noth- iur coming. For more than an hour she poured out her troubles and wept out her sorrow. but during an that umc and regardless of sobs. spasms and hystcr.o, her jaws never missed stroke ou a wad of gum that rolled from thithcr Go thence i'm her mouth while Che Stroller twisted, squirmed and wrIthod as her tears coursod down and sull down toward his lislo troads. finally ovor0owIug his shoes and mIuglug with scraps Of paper and real estate with which that floor was strcwu Tho Stroller has seen gum chowcd over a broad ox- pausc or country but never with such uttcr abandon as chat discon- solato female could flop it around.
 Just as Che Stroller was think ne of calling Che Are department to czUuu.sh his visitor, Jock entered Che office for Che purpose Of adver- usue for a cook-or SO he said and when hc glanced toward hia wife Che Stroller imagined he noted look Of understanding pass be- tween chem Jock said he was will- ing Go pay Mchinble's fare to Seat ue il ho could raise Che money and.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
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Largo streams from ntdo

Largo streams from utuo
 fountains fow
 Tan trees from iltuo acorus
 grow.
 There IS mo telling what am in- consequential statement or uggos- uou win start For example,
 Two weeks ago Che Stroller on- nouuccd Che installation Of a sob room in connection with his "Po.nt- crs to Brides" and "Hoart to Heart Talks WIh Mothers" The an- nouuccmont was somewhat prema- urc ae at chat umo hc merely had such am apartment I'm contemplation. not being sure thcrc would bo suf- 0cicut demand to warrant iis maiu- touaucc. Of which thcro now re- mains no doubt for not only is hcrc a demand for a sob room but Che demands are SO numerous Che Stroller has been required to open 90 date book Che aamc as doctors don- Lists and booucegcrs Tho Stroller just had Go do it in justice to his business Also he has formulated sot of rules governing Ono sob de- nortmcnt hours when open. length of time soboos are supposed to ro- main. ctcctora. as follows Sob Hours
 1O.l5 to fl.30 a. m.
 3.aO to f.45 D. m.
 Time limit 10 minutes.
 Evening ituncs specially armng-
 ed for No t.me limits. ENcoptouH
 Ii Che sobco .a a mail order bride
 past 80 Che Stroller cannot
 extend to her shouldor-wcop-
 ing privileges
 Only minutes win bo devoted to
 eases where Pot wants Go ton
 what Dc8r.e said Che dr, ume
 bc got up In Che night and fen
 over chair She win have
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

it pointed out to hor that he
 meant Che chu.r mot her. Conditions
 Where Divorce Is lowering in tho
 o0iug. don't iol Che Stroller
 anything you would not swear
 to In open court Tie is not a
 professional witness
 Bring a sample of your biscuits
 and if there is mo hope tor
 you it win bo on Che Sro'lor's
 dcsk in tho capacity Of a paper
 weight where you can sec it
 tbc next time you cau. lt win
 savo plain talk
 Don't try to make uo.ao to il-
 uatrato how Dolr.o uoros.
 The fooluss and acnabnItics
 Of Che ncighbou must be re-
 spected.
 Rules
 Positively no advice given by tolc-
 phone Yours may bc party
 lno.
 No consolation extended while
 sobco 's chewing gum Don't modest Che Stroller while
 he la resting under his own dg
 ucc It may queer him thorc. The reason Che Stroller stipuiatca that consolation win bo withheld to gum cbcvcm Is that ho pronted by m experience ho oncc had. lt was his way
 Sho had como north from Seattle under promise Chat she would bo given work in a restaurant bu, when Che bonucc saw chat she had broken arches and am n-uovine acc. hc reimbursed her for hor fare north. eavo her che price of ticket to Seattle and said. "soaU" Tha. same day shc met a hard-rock miner who needed a cook on hia claim and. being scotchman. ho at once do. c.dod uat it wouId be cheaper to
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
HURJA IN TEXAS

Emil Edward Uurr ueu known practically au os.r hIa..1 is now editor and general manager of He Breckenridge Tol Daily Am.H- can. copy of which has just been received at tbl office a sr.eai od-
 uon ol 6f pages uw'a besides being brUnH. newspaper man. has another claim on nme In h, hc represented tHe University of Washington ou Horny ForI famous pence trip to Europe In faI5. Hwa frst broke into Che newspaper game n Fairbanks. Aassa and vHs em- nloyed on a Juneau paper during Che session of Che Ial1 legislature Latcr bc was employed on che so- aluc p-I and tNo years ago went to Texas and has been there since. H many Alaska friends win be pleased Co know cha. Uhc anncar- auce of his newspaper indicates that be has "struok uc" i'm Che journal isuc fold
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

Co show his good intentions. would put up his claim as security for 31O0. The Stroller fell for tho of- fer and advanced Che money.
 There remains nothing more to tcll Of this story except that Che Stroller had been iobbed Jocks claim was not worth ten cents and Mohltablc had planned out Che sob scheme to work Che Stroller for $1OO 80 both she and Jock could go outside as they were SO much in love with each other they wanted to 1.-Two where it was less expensive and Jock gworc he had not Che heart to deprive Mohitable Of her gum and at Che same time could not afford to pay two bits a package for it 10 was just mp Co them to go where gum was cheaper.
 The foregoing win explain a notice on tho right hand of Che door lead ing into Che recently opened sob room which reads. "Leayo Your Cum Outside"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

Tho H. cha. President Harding I .. favor money bonus for
 m.- .-... men at ths tune should mn. he user to mean chat H. any way urIa-es.mal.s their t.'u HH likely that I'm hIs own good Hn. tne Pr. don't win evolve
 t.m hr which Che men win H substantially rewarded for their
 and r.e. to thaIr country. H.... Harding is not One man n. pass U.Hr over such nm .mpor- .r. rar.r .s he soldier bonus m..... .r u underestimate Che
 .t dob. America owes those who offered t.Hr service. and Hvos. u r.ur.I H1t Che SIarspans'od unr. n triumph might continue Tn a..o ... nH land of Che frco and who. hts plan tor dschare.ue m. N.U.rs obligation to thcae mon
 m.I. known. ve have confidence tH.t .t u.I He a just and righteous ... I'm .r. meantime don't expect n doctor t1 perform moro thm 's,ecn major operations m one day.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
FORESTRY OFFICIALS REBE

E. E Cartor F. A. sherman. B. F.. He.ntzlem3n and Charles E F.ory of Che United states Forestry Service arrived In Juneau Friday morning on Che steamship Spokane They win establish permanent odcoa for Che Forestry Service m Juneau. MT. sherman lelt on Che steamship Alameda last night Co r.s.t Che Mat- anuska valley in the Interest of his onice.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
LEAVES TOR sITEA

Pru Wu.y who has been serI- ouIy W for thc past week from a .roE. ol paralysis has recovered sufficiently to be taken to thc sItta Uo. Springs and Iel on Che slcam- ship Spokane yesterday morning Ue was accompanied by MT. and Mrs Tom kuuIsOu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
ArLyN ruE OINTMENT

WrH. h. mra.e outlook for Che pulp and paper Industry m Aaasa i. uf. .r.muere bearing as u don. ..e.te urt aud while therc
 m. ..... a. .n tre sincerity of Che N..sa r.nre.nauvos ot tte for ...r. Department n choir c1oru Co ..st T. .ner u.mo.. m uIorcuuE .nr.I r the development ol Che paper r.erree. oI One Territory. lrer. or. ure r1ee of pulp hls- ..., t... T. nrr.r mentioned In thc ...uuor. passed back and forth nm. UH. r..mr. he face ot which
 turned .. m. aa.L
 Tr.U Uu. n.ee of history has to do u.r u. vanguard or tae pulp bus.- . m tn.,. tre mII erected and
 completed only six months ago at s-.m rr thc Spool river. a .. ..ar.. rnt from Juneau ..... ..-.rnr.. at .h. umc seemed n. H... boon born under 1 lucky and which. for a umc blossom
 n ro. and shed os a
 ..rn.. r.. or.. .r pin. away and.
 rubIre b.se is m hand. folded across ie I.. .. ..ur....t n pace And n.. Don't . nd. .rr Ne don 
 ..
 . report i. n. rfe .re.. chat ... Spool -.,.- industry was forced n. ..r m. reason chat tre For-
 Department Insisted chat an m. .m... m .ae h.r.r secured by III. operating company he utilized. ... .r.H.r.hI. proportion Of .... .~..- II. oI a Hr.r.t hrm .. M. understand trat makes a ... poor .mH. o. pulp. so roor r.I .... lr.r. s ro market for
 and H.. being required to work mt. pulp and moo b. ah'. 'n seu
 MI. m. I..rr load inr Che opp ....... IT. ..r.r and th. r-1.. Nl. .... I'M. concern was forced to close down. Hs r.n.r. s rue tac
 r. .r which timber '.ascs may In. ...n.I .r. not m liberal a ...r should h. and mo. al. liberal as .... a.. H.t. .n h. v Che pulp aw paper industry I..0me. stable one r l. W. .r. informed ttat I'm. H.r. Department uai not r..u- timber to b. manufactured .... pulp m which l.er. is no proat n.. win. |. ro r. Oh. ulre of cone .n. Tn In. Che Forestry unIu.r. or One man who hos his r.... Invested m the nIutrye
 te.n M. a. informed fhat n timber .. m h. terminated at Tn. rnr. o. m. Chief Forester rH... u.. assuring I'D Investors W... m-rr improbable thnt u.H u...I would exercise h.s au- Hu.. atr... good and sufficient -...or m. t.t -.ma.r. that capital i. lear. 0. or. man power. especially whore inv. m.nt Us Of r.r n.eruI. as tfa. required Co .orarn.. maintain and operate a rar.r ..tar
 TH.. ar. not pleasing conditions n. ..rrmr... ar publish to Che olt- .. world ua. only Chat portion ot m. outside world ihat .s considering .ur.e.r- in ..e manufacture ot run and r.n.r .r Alaska Us inter- .t.| and .I.a n mrrai r.uoh chat H.r...r. Investor. uuI amIHlrr. ...r...r.. e..r these conditions be- .-. Hue rHe.r morev
 In .H. m..nam. there e eserr indication .H.t tHa Forestry Depart. mont |. I..naI t1 remove aIl ob- ...... from m. pathway ot intend ..e consumer. ol timber m A.asal and restrictions arc as stated .H.,.. .t |. probable chat stops vim .. taken -a aasate chem as speedily
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
MISS KERR LEAVES

Miss Victoria Kcrr miiiner for Co'lsteus Emporium has resigned her position vith Che store and left for Seattle ou Che steamship Spo- kane yesterday shc docs not expect fo return fo Alaska
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
LATEST FROE PEN
 OF R0BT. ". SERVICE

Prom Che Literary Digest. The author of Songs Of the sourdough' and "sncu of tbc Yubon" has dc- sorted Che cold North for Che bo- bemnn hamu of Paris UH latest volume. "Ballads of % Bohemian DO contains ms. Go which he prchNos hs own muoIucuon
 ,Aurr old men and children ] am .reaty Interested Iu dogs. win so ort of my way to cafoH one who shows any desire to bo friendly. There Is a very mthy fellow who oneea ceorct-subs on Che Boul Mich. uud who Is always followed by a starved yellow our The other lay came across lhcm In go utuo dc street. Tho man was stretched m Che pavement buushly drunk and lead to tho world The dog. lying " his HIc seemed to look at mo wih and. impIorue eyes, Though aI Che world dcp.ao Chat man ] though. hs poor brute loves him and win be faithful unto death. Prom ha Incident wrote Che verses hat lolow:'
 THE OUTLAW \ wild and wooul ucc he ran Of ms, and eu by land and sens rnuL abborrci Of God and man. Tbo swung him from Che nllowa-
 tree.
 And Chen he climbed Che Starry
 staIr
 And dumb and naked and aiouc. Wn head mbovod and brazcn glare n. stood before Che Judgment
 Throne
 Tho Kecncr of Che Record spohc "Tha man. O Lord has mockcd
 Thy namc
 The weak have wopt beneath hH
 yo.c
 The strong have lied before hs
 ulme Tho blood of babes Is on hIa anorl, us U.e H evil fo fhc br.m. Look down decree hIa doom0 Lord. La, nrc .s mono win pck for
 him.
 The eo.eu umpoa blow blast That echoed m Che ovpu Of Hcu For trerc was Julrmeu. Co be rasscd And uns were hushcl and silence
 UI
 rn. man wH. mu.o. ho made mo st.r Euot before Che Judgment Scat. ! when au a, once a moner.I eur Crut oat and covered and licked
 his Icet |It licked b.a feet with whining cry Como Uuvu come ucI what dId it earo1 .I, iaant. |. tried to catch hIa eye. I master yoI. Its God was thcrc rhm. as thnu Of wonder sped Through throues of shining sera
 uh.m
 The Judge Of An looked down and
 nIi.
 Lo, hero s ONE who pleads ior
 him
 And who ehau lo,c of hcc th,
 Ica.I
 And who by word or look or deed Shall pity show lo bird or heast By Nh. shah have a friend In need 1s. tho h.s au he black as night And tho ho stand m.d mon alone n. sHau be eorned .u My sight, And Hrd a nloader In My Throne "so let tHIs man to glory win;
 From ula Go Iile salvation glenn By pain and sacrifice and sin. uu bc stand before Me clen For he who loves .he least Of th@. O1uI horc ] say rnd hcro ropeaU Shall win himself am angels pleas For Mercy at My Judgment Seat
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
Make cake with Crisco

Crsco so white pure and delicate that it is delightful enrichment for cakes Just add lcaspoonu of common salt Tor every cufu of Crco and your cakes will taste made with
 butter Crso gives white cakes snowy, ieahery texture that makes them look delicious they taste.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
Fry with Crisco

and your kitchen will be free from acd smoke and odor because Crco odorc, aud does smoke at frying heat Fried things because Csco them instantly with protecting crust that keeps all the fat and all the flavor Since Crsco
 itself is asDcc,s you enjoy the full natural aavors of the food without c slightest greasy There waste to Crsco frying because you can strain an the leftover fat and it again and again. retains taste of anything onons-tha has been cooked in it.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
rRINIs IN N1NE ONLY

Tho vh.teuasbne of Che German war criminals a. lan.e under hc eamouG1ro of trials ol justice bH gone nr enough to conyIuc. those who accepted .u good nith thc offer of Che German government to uy thosc aoou.eI or violations chat i, was merely another Hun trick. E,ery prIncp'. .or which fhc allies fought in One war demands tHt hey withdraw from Che @rc.oi rroceednss says Che Gainesville
 FaI NcVs
 Two petty officers wc-c convicted and sentenced to low months In nI Then L.m Ku Nemmmu u.s placed ou rui Neumm sunk One British hospital ship Dover Cas- uc. taking One H,.s ol many ds aMeI persons The jury acquitted Neummr ou t.. lromI. tha. ho was ony a.ure uI.r orders %. hs surrlor and should mot b. held personally responsible Ior Che crmc 70. sinking hospital ship i'm rm. of war;
 If Che nru..r.. under which Nel- mann wa. acquitted s to be Che guide tor mw. trials oI persons accused by m. aI... tHar. .s mo roa- .ou why. Che ar.e should b. oonru usI u ,he mon mehrr un cannot b. hold nonHnI. for One ori.u Che, gave tr ..H. and to burn f H Che height o. o.N io seek lu..'..
 broreb One conviction oI pa.N of- H.er or private soldiers in lhc Cor man ranks
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

By a late mail Che Stroller was iu receipt Of the following letter "Dcah Sah.
 "HavIng lost my oyesight to such am extent that ] am no longer able to see Che sight on Che end Of the barrel Of my shotgun. ] have con- cludcd to surrender my right to Che title of Champion Watermelon Grower Of Pomom Trot County and at Che same time have a confession to make. It is this:
 "Yo' alls know chat ] never sold a watermelon In my llfc but yo' alls never did know why ] raised 'cm SO extensively and now that can't see Go shoot no mo- ] win tcll Che secret Of my industry The water melon aisn' simply gave me am ex- cuso fo' shootin' niggers. a pasume chat afforded me much pleasure. sah, fo' @ long period of years.
 tSignodl COLONEL BOURBON"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
Make pastry with Crisco

and your pie cru, will be aay and tender that it will melt in your mouth, Ad best a people who ordinarily cannot eat pastry Gnd Csco pastry and biscuits and shorbreads perfectly and easily dcsbe This is because Crsco is simply wholesome vegetable o hardened by special process to proper shortening cnns. .ltncy.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

Tho former he1d ot Che state Ae- rHtmaI Department Of Ohio once ..d. .ooi could. no doubt have created uror berry than Che straw b.-rr h1. te mover did," Had that 0no .erol.wraHst been in Juneau ffe rus. week and observed Che quality o. homegrown strawberries or aIc he might have doubted Che t.u.HuIrcss of h.E own assertion.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23
(RISCO N 6r E-Un7 -foe Sb0rte1i7g
 O F5F Cake Hah11g
makes more
 palatable foods

All food actually gains in flavor in wLoesomeness, and in dges by when you s modern, ceonomic vegetable cooking fat You need cooking fat when you have Csco Use it for an kinds of cooking IL <, rich that less is required
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

S. J. Cruikshank or tne Alaska Supply Company left for Che south on Che steamship Jefferson.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

The anHom..mm. ,HHI Governor Horc win mako Grip into Che .n- rr.or leaving probably within a tow Iats before making any ol IH. Territorial appointments was ome- trus ol u ..r .n munE who Har. boon as'ri. tHe h.rhur. I.n0e of anxiety since D o..o.t o. -Hc morn ur of tle 1.H 0. March ur Is r I0 oo.o.k that IH. working day be- gins m WlsHne.U
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

\ Sow York minister .rI..u n. m hIs sermon t.. nr..n, styles %. uomera atur. Ht. Ire ouN h.n- chat a,.. W from .'r mI .Te.f O. the I.rr.n 0. on. present styles .s Che Hamor .. tHe ...muo" as 1n .lamn.. .. which Ho quoted. Mary had . Uur. ..r.
 UH. Hf.. H..H HH ."UNI.
 But every .m. .H. got inside
 HH. Wa. m... H... WA. .HI.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

Prom tHe mam.. in which sun DOT. subscription. alFwt.0m.H.H and lob nrrtue norr"e into Che or..e m tH. s.roIw Weekly ue ar. sorry ue d.i mol. stop in Ju. nnu and o.... when going north nearly tH.ary-taroe and a M.l ya0r .eo We m.eHt H.r. owned a Ford by IH Umr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

WIf vases going down and labor efficiency going up Che consuming public wins both ways
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

Get a can of Crisco from your dealer and see how much better it is for an kinds of cooking. It comes in sanitary containers holding a pound or more met weight You will find many uses for empty Crisco cans with their carefully fitted lids. In the small ones you can keep tea spices, matches, lacks fishing tackle etc., in the large ones, -four,
 sugar, dried fruit, rice, etc.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

This t1. ou of tHc year when people usually ae.N rest and ohurrr We have deHled to pas up tn. rest and .n ..Ior tH. change
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

President Hardin. Has started oH Che most daer.t task trat has ye' confronted him. He e trying 'op.r uade Doueres. ~. do .m.'nu- be- sides uIs.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

Th. Whit. S0E .r.. now under way u CHI.aeo s resulting .r snoW. ne mp oor..d.un.. dIr. H haN always wa. n dusty game .N.cn. a. Juneau where |. run. moro ta mud
 And now ar mten.t. e.H.us has created wHl, he ...m. a ..le'oofo- Why e r chat somebody e a.Wu striving tn destroy .re nsc. of mind o. married m.r
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-23

it pointed out to hor that h. moanL lnn .n-L- noL nor-
The New York herald., 1921-11-14
Kato Intimates Japan's Assent
Upon Conditions, Says Pertinax
Special Gable to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, bp THE NEW YoRK HERALD.

New YOkHe Bureau
3D.
ESPATCHES the correspondents Washington
the American proposals limiting armament
Pertinax
despatch published
conversation with Admiral Kao Of Japan which
Washington
provided nterfered
svy China Siberia America
that will satisfaction these points, but there
O Pacific"
the United States policy taking definite
AngoAmerican entente which England
Washington
Undoubtedly
will her level
the Admiralty declared
would be satisfactory
equality England feared would
financial sacrifices during the coming
whether view of her be
support such charges.
third
merchant marine is
utilization in Of hoites restore the British
superiority"