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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17
SIGNAL CORPS MAN HERE

Emil Hill, for some years sta tioned at Petersburg with the U s. Signal Corps, arrived in Juneau on the Queen Saturday night and will be attached to the local cable office. He was accompanied by his wife and child. They have taken up their home in the Radio Apart ments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17
THREE DIE IN
 PLANE CRASH

GREENSBURG, Penn, Nov. IT. Three persons were killed in a plane crash when taking off at the airport here. The plane burst into flames. Edward McCune, aged 26, and Hilda Carmel, Is, his sweet heart, were killed Casper McCune, aged 24, who was the pilot and brother of Edward, rolled clear but he was badly burned returning to rescue the others and died later in a hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17

Tue Weather
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau)

vicinity beginning IT,
 ures tonight and probably Tuesday; moderate west winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17
AT THE HOTELS

Gastineau John w. Jones, G. L. Rich and A. Larson, Ketchikan; Thomas Hall and J. E. Tourney, Seattle; w. H. Moot, Salem, Ore; A. H. Sonstha- gan and Mrs. L. Renke, Petersburg {; Carl Roberts, Haines.
 AIaSkans R. Jensen and E. E. Martin, Sew ard; MT. and Mrs Charles Kentor, Rake; F. L. Excell, Ketchikan; Leslie Cashen, Douglas.
 Zynda Mrs. T. J. HyneS, Juneau.
 .p r.--x.~ xaf~-< A1r Dav
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17

The former Marjorie Burke-Wise, yell-known Bombay society girl, has given her consent to the di' vorce decree just granted her hus' ,and, Girault Terril Thach, wealthy New York banker. Thach is said to have selected Mrs. Charlotte ago in India. Thach is said to have selected Mrs. Charlotte Lewis, divorcee step-daughter ol Harry F. Guggenheim, Ambaassa dor to Cuba, as his second wife. :,
 international Newsreel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17

Daily Empire want Ads Pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17
BROOMCORN YIELD IS LOW,
 BUT OKLAHOMA STILL LEADS

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 17-Ok- lahoma will retain it's position as the leading State in broomcorn production this year despite the fact that it's total yield is forecast at 16,700 tons, more than 5000 tons below the five-year average.
 A report by the Oklahoma crop reporting service said the crop would be one of the smallest in IA years. It's condition on October l was 51 per cent of normal.
 Colorado is second with 12,000 tons forecast, Kansas third with $500, and Illinois fourth with G. 800. a IA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17
LOCAL DATA
CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS

YESTERDAY TODAY Highest p.m Lowest fam 4a.m. Precp. fam. temp temp temp. temp. velocity "A hrs Weather
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17

Art Larsen, who recently obtain ed a contract for. clearing timber from the site of the proposed in- dustrial training sc hool of the Buerau of Education at Shoemak- CT Bay, near Wrangell, is in Ju- neau, having come on the Queen Saturday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17
NOTICE

The electric vibrator displayed by the Parish Bazaar will not be awarded. Persons interested should apply to Mrs. Skuse for refund.
 adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-11-17
ENTERTAINs AT BRIDGE

Mrs. Emma T. White at the Lynda Hotel Saturday night en- tertained at bridge. Several tables
 were in play.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
The Stars Say
Fer Halurst3t+ NnsemhefA
n. GENENfEtE kEMBLE

TIME planetary configurztsoHs
dominant on this day po.ns 10
sery Interesting snG propitious
sev~.npnlents. employment Is an
cer excellent prospects for advance
r4erf. prefernfsnt 81 favors. Stead
sness and hard work sre also IN line
for recsgaifien. although there NAV
b. need fer -nobtrrsiSe or under
cove methods OF accomplishing the
ends desired. Some ~arinesS against
intrigue or ~.rcarhery Is enfoined.
Change ss probahi II Personal atfll'
sations may not be harmonious or
f,purishinE. O~veractive sociability
NAV prove hamperinS.
Those whose birthday II IS are
under a splendid augury for sue
go and advancement. during the
xear. They should push for pro
,-,sfiou or faporS. although being cH
~,,ard against some secret or uEa1er-
hon1 menace. II making arrange
,n.nts through cornlrance or eXpe-
1sanrr =hich may be adyisahAa. Per.
1.n.l activities ma ave an element
f-r,1~fraticH through friyoists az
rqerindnlsence. 4 child horn ca TINS
IN NAV be jcs'y. lively and prone
sf~.laI and personal indulgence
\ ~ ra nay react on IL success
IN II. s,+ns nrasur~. However. there IL
nH,~nt n nrometior and honors In en-
--,esr,ens aus gain throuEh ha-t
rork - wen as through s~tsaEegeni
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Baby Bandit Proves to
Be a Bad, Bad Man
But Maybe They Wouldn't Hare Been So Tough II
Their Mothers ard Fathers Had Used mother
Kind of Rod on Them

By yINIFRED BLACK

either Abnormal or sutnorral-l
don't know which
or care. either.
Whisper. Cross your heart non
and tell the truth. the whole truth
and nothing but the truth. Didn't
You think II would be grand 10 Be
a highw2yman when you we're about
nine Years old aud NJ 20 fifteen7
Wasn't IN your faNorita dream 10
put on a black mask and grab q
.'fcrtv-faur" in each az Your rerrify.
INK fists and 20 and make she sun
day School Superintendent give you
back your pennies. ard the pennies
% all the little boys who went 10
that sunday School.
Own M now. honest and true.
why didn't you 60 itg
Did some good Angel wills per to
YOU that you might hurt the Super
intendent feelings. or make yolr
Mother cry o. something's
or did you know that the Super
intendenf would ysnk your trustY
'forty-four" cut ~ your hand and
turn you over his knee. and give
you 2 good hard spanking
And after that what would your
father do "a YOU when he rot you
INTO the woodshcd. or up into the
attic. while yeGr mother a gone 20
he,p wait on the table At the supper
OF The Ladies Aid Society
You knew you ha0 some Men TO
Seal with when you did things that
Men didn't want you 10 do. and so
You behaved ~yourself-t.il you were
osd enough 10 have some sense.
wonder II We haven't "femi.
nized- the world lust q little biz TOO
much With cur "Subnormai' and
"asaormal' analysis. and our poor
Observation-Disclosures t-know" sys-
TEN
FROM the records Of Juvenile
Crime from one end OF The country
10 The other. Il begins 10 look AS Il
something was really quite wrong
somewhere.
I 10 wonder what II is
Copyr shf. 1859. o. Newspaper Feature serFle-. Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

"It's two witches" Yam whispered.
door Making themselves extremely
narrow. they squeezed themselves iva
among the twiEs and RENAMED
hidden there n though they were WYNN
~ forest or straw trees.
They waited for IA long. long time.
Finally Flor could keep his eNra
open nc longer and fell asleep. wv
wasn't very much longer before taa
others followed his example, even f1
knarf who kept repeating W ana
over again: You can't expsc+ to
sc "A witch II you fall asieer. r1fr
know
All AZ once they all openen tnel-
eyes with "a start. The broom vas
moving.
The witcn CONS az Ias--'
they all exclaimed. The next 49,
slant q terrible thing -happanza~
They were al dipped. broon ank
INTO a rail OF ste3mirE-hot
and swept clean out OF the
~7ndow. In pasSinE they me-
what appeared 10 be a witchis 4.
ing the broom. =
Its the housemai1." cried Hant7.
But knzrf was certain II was q real
witch.
cssyrisnt. laso. ~ S-~Irs5.r Feature SERGE ls-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

wicked into d little grocery at a
cr0rs road and held up the grocery
sEas and robbed his till.
The E2by Eandii had two
"guas"-he pointed them both at
: the -~roreryman.
Throw EN- up, said the l:ahy
b--1if, "cr the sats w.ll lark"
re -Four other members ct the BABY
fsan14ts gang were armed with
guas. or rods. al They call hem
" cCldn { Il he interesting 10 know
1ust exactly where they coy those
gins and hsyv they got them. and
where they go; thu IDEA OF icing
~Sssk'Cw. aefore they were fairly
~ OF their babe clothes.
: No. don't believe there is any
tfsuz ahnoraaa. abou. these queer
Rites | think they're lust regular
boys.
But their Fathers and Mothers are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
MARI Hears tie Verdict

II suppose that mcans you and
Cncie Dicky have talked Il over.
she sad
Yes dear We have
-Wsll-' SAe threw back har
shoulders. Strengthened herself ii
ncr chair. What's The verdict.
thumbs M. pr down"
Your uncle used the same phYas-
ing in giving MS decision" said.
I'm sorry r 1t diSappoints yea.
Mary. but he said thumbs down"
She stiffeacd and did not rcplv
toi several seconds. Then she said
quietly. Why
lie haG several reasons. / re-
turned. But the primary u should
be plain TO YOU
But IL isn't" There vas A ds.
flnct catch OF her breath al the last
word.
4 think VIC Rave agreed. facility.
81 least. that Nj. Nesi.x.n + pan.
ming something 10 disgreG.t yua with
%oci."
something ne never can do.
Marys head lifted itself proudly.
That ! grant sou. but YOU GER.
tainiN do uuf wish - play directly
into the older mans hands. hase
sr-n watching thing very closet,
Mar. and ! ara confident that All.
NtrIfEeH brought Colin Cdn4eion To
That dim 4 10 meet gol and lrarri.
raiiy asked Tor an invitation ID your
s'ariN fur MINI because ~ Some
scheme hf mad ~euncurte1 with
Cameron IN you need 10 have ma
teii . vhaf that scheme probably
t-eft
Mary flushed then Ialed a. rap.
idis
suppose sou mean that the MD
nifzzafd think. ln fall fnr tsnr \
eff - matinee girls and Ei<e Nuel
the run around
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

water. Rowing T. without doubt
the most severe OF all sports and
severely taxes the heart.
Mothers often ask me whether
il Is safe for a child ~ play base
bali. or TO u Or tbs school track
team. | always answer that IL The
childs heart Is perfectly normal. he
should be allowed ~ ia5<lSc n such
sports. Good sense slu~t Is used.
81 course. and indulgence must not
he 10 excess In this age Of competi-
i've sDUrfs C-arslessness often leads
10 serious damage. Eat such dam
age Il Unnecessary
Young boys and girls should be
examined as to the ability and
strength OF their hearts before they
are allowed I q compete IN any siren
uou~ sports The preliminary test
should not he the end Of The exami-
nations fsepeetsd tests. particular
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on Fifth

4*<a1 1fxa - messntinx ~
w rney - seen By the direc-
efstiss scanning and fur
~ 14 taki=z On many new
HIS ire II not only In
Ssrninias BUT slenderizing.
1sIifspE Ifs place In the sar-
erna ~ today. To smpltfy
III description Of one Iuxuri-
Sufficient. IL was Of q
Aiify nf wool yelours In
&he body almost TO the
IL flared gracefully.
silver fog vse Ret on az
Back and curved up grad
mMIstiine In front where
HE tbs fur rested The
$FH long and tight. with a
pF fox set on just below
a. aura OF the same fur
e1i4ar shat came up high
hsad Is fur coils-~ have
FnArK this season. The
ArMe6 elegance and re-
"A manner intended to
NaSrsdious woman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

III PERMITTED myself . covert
Y smile az Mary eE.icIent ruse 10
Get me away from The apart
al / before Dirkg na1 an opportunity
t a. ue further as tn my where
> is during tn. morning. But the
ZsAssssnent hack nf the smile was
a .~ss,v b.0t;ea OUT ~ D qualm or
.sF.siscienee at Involving Mars 81
essss 80 mild a III ~ deceit. Bat. |
tFs1Anded mssrlf n~ritah,I. n Dtky
81 E tsraITer less hair trigger. there
&C ia have been no question a
kaeaiEE Kin Ia ignorance " nay
1s4sne~. - could have told him IL
r bert ss&arins legacy Ia Inc IN
xrsgt for LNiian. and have asked his
xcslce abuuftit Il.
y @y feat work. that. don't YOU
tlsesS Mary paeencd herself AZ
" paaxeu u Stse elevators. "Df
e.sf-s ~ isuh satisfied. but he's
Eans cal directly. ZEE says. n nell
b. g6s,se og The tisas NC get hack u
tnv a~ksFisncnt Md nv the time ne
: hack. p~shaF,s he u have forgot
tsn 9ii abeuf II.
Es.ns,aezr.nE E.dith LarfsN
Fs'efs Vas na cha pee Of iileks 5
r, r-ftln<. I snis us Aelf sFinlis. II
h s@w Edth t'a'f fsM as he I'm
csats,. edit ssculI tsaghrd .. reiui ned
~ rhe apartment J ,oaAd not mag.
.sr ray hushand business partner
ss.AAs.a- ~ sn opportunity FOR elis
stsssG ssrf@ sssr SiimIse c& M
sr~Erg fFSnn 4 through Hsin ~ the
- ~sv York r-usesai rfas1 All thH Grand
- 49,. GE4As~ ...sf4 .fE~uf t4-r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

~ sitter athletic games. should -
mad 10 see how well they stand tha
exertion. Upon tho first sign 81 &C.
tuaI strain IN the heart. the AmOun-
or exercise should he diminished and.
where necessary, entirely eliminated.
IN persons who have been trained
% increase their athletic activities
gradually. the heart stands the
STRAIN Under these conditions nO
harm results. Mu.h harm IAN dnrs
81 the heart IN individuals who a.
sumo with great Suddenness the liz
and activities nf an athlete
w Won are desirurs XIX doing attn
iet.c work first make sure that your
heart H. capable or doing the excess
size work that such exercise dc-
mands. Secondly. increase the
amount XXX exercise slowly ard grad
uaiiy. This Nv important in adults
and particularly 4 III portant in
children.
The competitive athletic fever ii-
school. high school AMI
college r. treat. IN the desire ~
win. all too often the individual is
forgotten.
The most frequent advice given INV
physicians 10 elderly people ~ % ret
into the open and 10 take exercise
This is particularly true as regards
the business a who has either
retired from his business or whose
business no longer requires all his
time. Such sports as mountain
climbing. hiking. rowing. golf or ten
MS are often advised. Before under
taking any OF these sports II man
beyond the aSe OF forty should have
a careful examination made ss to
the condition OF his heart. blood
pressure and kidney function
You may have a perfectly ecrmal
hcaLt according to all the tests ard
yet not be IN condition for suddenly
adopted exercise OF moderate sever
ity. There must he preparation Ly
gradual increase OF activity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

This i the o
remarkable when
one considers the
strangely strenu
ous career which
Diocletian lad led
as a soldier. which
m night well he
supposed TO have
rendered tbs heart
caIiDus "a all the
finer and more
tender emotions
The son OF a Dial
.nl ATTAIN peasant.
Diucietian entered
the Roman army
As q private when
he " q = fifteen
a old. Tie had
learned 10 read
a y q write. and.
~ Il q n his
duties - = soldier
allow Cd him an
y . ~ Q I nifty
he took advantage
az every means 70
improve his mind
and enlarge his
knowledge. IN this
~ differed from
hiS friend. Maxi
fnlnian. who had
also run q W . y
from home 70 Join
him In the army.
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y neIiant Nccrrtancc.


Something w the sort" IT,
EARNED r@rrr~Ssng the dlstaste ! feel
fur the NocahHiarv-cr lack III it
of tbs Younger generation. Bnt.
don ( Won sc. Narv dear. that's
the reason why we can't approve Of
YOUR accepting this offer ~ cam
o. IT II were q bona fide one
with no sinister shadow If Philip
Nersfzes beside Il. our snswer might
b different. But young Cameron Is
paipably only a mouthpiece for Yer
itzen. And II. after you took tbs
role. Noel father decided to smash
you. there would be plenty Of oppor.
tunity for him 10 do II. | know it's
hard. sweetheart" as I saw her lips
10 endure as ether possible things
might be If you took his offer"
I kept my eyes averted from hers
! finished and then pretended 70
be very busy with the food on nv
plate. I caught the sound OF a stifled
sob. and knew that she had dashed
her hand across her eyes more than
once. But il vas less than a minute
when she answered me In a voice
swept clear OF emotion.
-All right. | rec everything. |
might have known. You needn-t
worry. III tell him I cant take
IL. Or rather. will YOU tell him.
I never want TO see Colin Cameron
again. | was 80 sure this meant a
chance 10 earn real money and help
Noel out. But I warn you. Auntie
Madge. The first time I ret n
chance even remotely resembling
| that one which does not have old
! Phil Veritzen back Of II. I'm going
to grab I'll"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
tcppyrlTnt 1899. oy Newspaper Feature service, tn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Maximin.an never acquired even
the ability 10 read or write: but he
endeared himself to Diocistian nv
his slavish attachment and bound
less admiration. And so It was that
whenever Diocletian was promoted.
he always managed to obtain pro-
motion for his friend. toe.
During a campaign in Gaul. when
Diocietian was d decurion. which Is
the equivalent OF lieutenant. Maxi
minian was second lieutenant. They
were quartered together in the
house OF ar aged Druid priestess-
When their legion was ordered 10
PannonIa. Diocletian expressed re-
greet 10 the Druidess that he was
unable 10 pay IN full for his and his
friends lodging.
But. don't worry" he added.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Diocietian exciaireAs "sou bad mur-
dered him. And tn stand on no
ceremony with you" Saying whscA
he drew his sword and slew Aper-
The word "Aper ~ Latin sisnl.
fies Boar" And. SO the first ccn-
dition to the fsafi1lFrsnt OF ths
prophecy was achsess6
When Maximinlsa sesd his feii1w
officers what the nrcxS psiestsss hs9
said. they acclaimed Eiccietian sn'
peror.
After reigning t~wsntS-ons yesTs-
Diocieftzn aboicatsd-
Eight years after Diccistian's se-
dicaticn. his wife. pFfz-z. and tnstr
daughter. valeris. incurred the sn-
nifty OF Lucinius ors Of the req
emperors and. despite riocletisr'k
e~n.r-at;es. both were bensaded-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
To Prevent TIrni. M.


Prevention NJ excess cleansing is
simple enough. III The first place.
the silver lnr whatever other cut
iery Is Used ran ~ kert in the
right kind ~ e%oniainer. a special
baE oi gray XIII RED cotton flannel
tnot white a. this may contain a
hleachi can be purchased. or made
by the skilled needlewoman. This
haE contains as many compartments
as there are pieces-whether enc or
tive o. SIX or ten dozen. But there
must be q ssparats space for each
piece. 20 hat no enc cbject ever
clattsrs against another. Thus are
scratches prevented. II there are
too many pieces for one such con-
tainer. two or three may be less
awkward.
such a bsE. hung in some closet
between kitchen and dininE-room Is
an automatic aid IN keeping table
cutlery in fire condition.
A little more elaborate is the wood
compartment. fabric lined, 70 accom-.
ti1I4At tits A1tAAlE cllNtI. 1nGSe are
built TO order. n cit all She pieces
n owns. III the siirer didn't come
in a chest Of it's own one OF these
made 10 order compartments car be
fitted into drawers.
There are a number OF first-rate
silver cleaners on the market. Or
one can do a good amateur job with
out their aid. hy a homemade
cleanser Use a large saucepan and
make a solution or 4 teaspoons az
washing soda fer each quart or
water Pour this over the silver. let
IL orn 10 a boil and continue boil.
ing for 10 minutes. then remove
from the fire. When the water has
cooled of. remove silver. rinse and
dry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Some Odd and Interesting Facts

About fifty fire boats patrol ports
along the United States COAST.
Between 10000 and %. 900 volumes
are added TO Oxford's famous library.
the Bcdleian. every year.
or street accidents in Great Britain
last year involving motorcycles.
more than $4,000 were cue 10 solo
machines. 10.S19 70 cycles with mas
senEers and 1852 TO sldscar COM
binationa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

concern and
for the
IT n c
ath-
! = es. trained
TO ne r~fection
who. un-
A o q h ! 9 a Nv.
were the very
symbol OF per-
health. APP
peared utterly
n
+ act IL was
70 re-
three of
/ h G m with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Words from the Lips Of Wise Men

He or'r 80 q srsff-mdde man
Tho t1s q good determination.
Emerson.
Here's to the pilot that
weathered the storm.
Gaming.
What's tell begun. "a half
done. Horace.
Ar men naturally desire to
know. Aristotle.
TIE drt or contemplation then
creates the thing contemplated.
-DisFaeii.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

~ The gang and
The e a b v
Bandit Is thir-
teen years old.
hi chi,f aide j.
.elevcn. and the
plrlibers of the
* = are Of
e > ranging
from nine to
IL rtecn.
"a It h 9 have
n g rorbing
g ana farm
Houses and the
o.hnr hav they
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31


s01 c~agEnszBder rf
fae tods q.
sHperos %umer
anSssfisg the rsr
axainas the Perri
zus. Maximinlza
MAS neat n rank.
N . A %. 4
s:ckiy al man..
~az aiw a = at
tie q Q O by hss
father in 4 w.
Apr. who va- =
crafty cid chap.
and The real rover
behind the throne
Once. when the
soldiers had nns
seen the emperor
for ri q than .
wees. two nf them
peere1 under hts
tent and saw him
tying dead on the
floor.
Aper was sr-
rested and a court
martial convened.
with Diccletiar
rF%ssd,nE.
Now I under
stand why o
would bar ne
from entering sss
of tas
prince whom | wag
srorn 70 guard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Goodnight Stories
By MAX TRELL.

You'll never find IA witch tpA r-
row night It's only on Hall0wa IN
night that they're but. I have IA
plan | know where there's "a bruun.
Wen hide in the broom
What's the use or that" asa4I
Hand.
Cant O gueSs2 When the
witch comes for II to sail ever The
moon. Wen see her" This sounded
lk a sensible plan 30 they all went
down 70 the pantry where they
found a broom standing against The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

At one important police certeT H.
London more thar 30 reserve ~
fiesrs are ready. aaF ard night Go
any sudden emergency.
PAPER can = made frc-n torn ~
new process MT
The ancien-s valued glass heVslf&
OF IFS br~ittleneHa. ard fsr Roman 30
perez. Tiserfus. behrzElnd IN srtif
who said he could ny5kf k:ass -
cable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Mary. dear | said softly. This
q The beet time well have 10 tails
over Thai offer from Colin Cameron. il
She turned her eyes full upon my
fare. and ! saw liz them u hint -
~. 4ance. "A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prepar
alton for battle.