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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

COFFEE SHOP long established, well
equipped. lease; rent $50, Must sacrifice.
OWENS REALTY. METROPOLITAN o4s6.
LUNCHEoNETTE, fully. equipped; must
$3.50. sci, for, $3.50: part cash and
WANTED SILENT PARTNER 70 invest
small capital in progressive business for
Government employees. Excellent possibil-
ties. Box 306-c. Star.
TAVERN modernly equipped, long lease,
Corners. Silver Spring, Md. 29s
LARGE, MODERN MARKET. located Ar
year mostly cash. Suitable for District
s'6 stSsf business Reasonable sS BOX $s5c.
MEMS CLOTHING and variety store,
cleaning nd eb6s agency eIrs fG 1q6
business. 1904 4th st. ne. Hobart S412.
EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY in Washing
famous line appealing to better-class resi-
edsn sos and size yo Of yGqF ys saes aok
based based on our successful % 9pe5a,ions Else;
- et for interviews Give location Sz size and ana
other details. Write Box 324-C. Star.
EXCEPTIONAL BUY-Grocery store. ST.
300 weekly business, with apt. Good NV.
location. Call MI 0s95 or RE. 6001.
CAFETERIA, downtown, small but well
located, short hours. closed Sundays: re-
$$d5, $$dd55S., q sell whole $500 cash Box
SODA N-CoNFEcTIoNARY. good
Phone after pm. GE. 1854
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, nrst-
$4,000 monthly; the business, stock. Ak
lures, 2 trucks: long lease: beer, wine; i'll
health: sacrifice. For appt. call RA. 1887.
RooMING HOUSE. rooms, all occupied;
convenient to downtown: priced reasonable.
SIT L st. NV.
CORNER GROCERY STORE, living quar-
ters: $500 weekly business; make offer: Also
3-story brick bldg. suitable grocery, plumb
er. tailor shop. II. 932S.
BEER TAVERN, Riverdsle Nd: $500 ham
dies; for sale or lease 20 responsible party.
DI. 1897. 23'
CONVALESCENT and nursing home loca-
ton for sale, 712 East Capitol ST., espe-
cially suitable for this purpose: a large.
substantial house with lovely grounds: g
bedrooms and three baths. ELEVATOR,
etc. assessed S25. 900: offered at S32, 900:
owner. For inspection and details tele-
phone C. G. Van Emon. Lincoln 0022, or
your own broker.
HARDWARE STORE. reasonable: doing
good business; good location: must be sold
on account OF other business. Chestnut
1777.
FOR sAL-Glass shop. fully e4,iipps1
ff9t f9o, making mirrors. Te4ephons Lincoln
Evening star., 1941-05-23

oCSSy
nurse in "Yank
in the R. A. F.
cost the studio
$50. 1t fits
trinity and snug
" in Navy
Blues" Martha
r aye h as t o
speak som e
funny lin e S
while Ann Sher-
id an changes
from a hula Co.'S
me in to a
nj G h t dr. e S S.
But says Mar
tha. whats the
Use? Who will
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BOOKKEEPER, young lady,
experienced on accounts pay
able and invoice records in
retail furniture store; posi-
tion permanent; salary salts
factory; give all references;
state age and experience in
application. Box lib, Star.
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From Left to Right
'Calidore' as Seen by Reviewer
And By the Playwright

Editors NoeLeo Brady Catholic u drama student Who has
been everything the theae author cOauhor
agent 10y popular demdnd today inUd
his Apparently Mr. intends to that OF
serUitude the drama the opportunity h and
iocuLdritu.
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SITUATIONS MEN G. WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

RESIDENT MANAGER, Janitorial services
in exchange for apartment or part rent
wanted by white couple. Box 4l9-c, Star.
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Gowns by Travis Banton
Will Adorn Jack Benny
Bv SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.


Lombads designer travis
"Chaeys Aunt Made
o rro made living trip hello farewell
her Lieut. De employed by the Canadian govern
Frenchman recently
n1eted his first flight probably will be delayed until
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HELP WOMEN.
: SODA DIS

SODA DISPENSERS, 18 to 25 yrs.
of age, experience desired but not
necessary. Applicants under 81
must have birth certificate or
other suitable evidence of age.
Apply in person. Employment
department, Peoples Drug Stores,
II P st. ne, 9 am. to noon daily.
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Attorney, engineer: recent law GRADUATE
age 30 member D. c. Bar, with electrica
engineering decree; desires connection will
local patent frm. Box l73-C. Star. -
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A local meat packer has opening for
SaleSmen' must be between u and 30
years OF age. with high school educa ton.
Experience in meats not absolutely neceS-
Sary. In reply give full particulars Box
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CASHIER and typist, expert
enced young lady between 81
and 25; position permanent;
salary satisfactory; give all
references in application. Box
72-B, Star.
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LAUNDRY OPERATORS for
family finish and fiat depart
ments. Steady job and good
salary. Apply Mr.. Jones,
Pioneer Laundry, 920 R. l.
ave. ne.
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ARROW CAB co,

Has opening for men over 81 years of age,
20 orlVe: must be residents OF d C. or
Metropolitan Area for ! year: free instruc-
ton; can earn S25 10 S35 wkly Apply at
70 a m. promptly for further details, 80
M ST ASK for
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PATENT ATTORNEY

SALESMAN with years OF unique experience
desires connection where ability 10 contact
and sell will be recognized and rewarded.
ROy 406-C Star 0bs
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SITUATIONS MEk.


RESTAURANT MAN, experienced, MANAGER
owner for rs years: excellent references.
George J. VILLAS, 1875 Lyman pl. ne.
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ITlG PIIU UI UIIC WIT
'no-marriage' preference for bomber
pilots.
Betty CRADLES uniform as
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GRADUATE NURSE, colored. desires work
of any kind IL S5l4
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GIRL. colored, desires part-time work or
days work; exp. ref. Hobart 1850,
LAUNDRESS wants washing to take home.
Will so out for days work, or part time.
o57 c st. sc.
WOMAN. colored. excellent cook. last place
Az years: would also consider place as
couple Hobart 1851.
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LOST.

LOST.
s. car north to Il0l NJ Reward ME-
22s4 or Ma 0523
BOWKNOT BROOCH. containing baguette
AND round diamonds; also sapphire brace
s25 Investment Blde. Ma 0s70
CHILD's GLASSES May p or 90 in
TeuniS case; vicinity ~ n: J. ave. and P st.
COCKER SPANIEL, female. tan; months
f,, o5d, from Insomar ST. Oh. Ch, D. C..
FOUNTAIN PEN shaefIer, red striped bet
SIS h nW aRd ISTS ReSsr6 near Ps fss Ss or Eye
Conn. and R. wo. S693. ~ 'N''
HANDBAG; black pat. with cash, lorg-
EsT edesaiSe' CAS- CO aSoG May G Apt
KEY on chain lost Monday on 14th be-
Bii,Mar Return 10 Cashier at Kit-Mar
restaurant, 200 l4th St NV. Reward,
OVERNIGHT BAG black, in front Of 1892
toilet articles, etc Reward Adams SiI3.
i432 Center st. NV.
TERR1ER 1aRs nSSth Mr White with 5sek sPSs
I'd and Lee hishway. Reward. CH. 2549.
WALLET, containing money and papers,
Charles Ranner" on Identification card.
Reward HO. 4S45
WIRE-HA1RED DACHSHUND, small, tan,
name plate on collar. Reward. l w Mel
rose ST, Chevy Chase, Md. Wisconsin
WRIST WATCH lady's Hamilton square
white gold. Reward. Phone Ma. 3349
WRIST WATCH. lady's. with initials b 3.
1915 near Harvard and 18th SITS. Tues.
Reward Adams 406l-R after pm. 24'
WRIST WATCH, ladys, gold vicinity of p
Ith' or Conn: ave: initials "A. P. L. >
on back. Reward. Michigan 504s. 80
Evening star., 1941-05-23

GIRLS interested in learning photo finish
ing Photo Lab. Inc, 1895 Georgia ave.
NV
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES to train for
waitress work No previous experience
necessary Over u years Of age Apply
5lOn GeorPia ave
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN, restaurant supervisor; expert in
culinary science and management. Refs.
Box 407-C, Star.
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COFFEE SHOP. long established, well
equipped. lease; rent $50 Must sacrifice
Priced right.
OWENS REALTY. METROPOLITAN O4s6
LUNCHEONETTE, fully equipped must
sacrifice on account of i'll health; cost
81 $50. sell for $3.50; part cash and
terms 2024 l4.h st. NV. 25s
Evening star., 1941-05-23

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of part
time mattresses for the Foun-
tain Room. Apply Employ
ment Office, 9th floor.
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COSTUME DESIGN

SIX weeks summer course starts Mon
Gay, June ,, Costume des- -en. fashion art
clotheS construction. Glass hours $50
am. TO noon. Monday through Friday,
Tuition. $50, for full six weeks CataIogue
on request. Register now. Stuart School
OF Costume Design. 11ll Conn ave No,
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STENOGRAPHER experienced in taking
dictation and typing manuscripts. desires
similar work: very accurate. Box 409-C'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than my
self JOHN r. SICKLER, Silver Spring,
Md. Route |.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Fer
any debts other than those contracted
by myself. FRED WADE, 105 ,t rw,
Wash, D c. 23s
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GIRL colored, neat wishes Job as maid.
plain cooking. for employed couple. Call
Franklin 0321
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DIAMOND CABS

White men wanted 81 years of age or
%usf SI6sf bs2e 70 auafy as e Isxea6 9DeTatorS
bia motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within the METROPOLITAN area
81 Washington for one. year or longer
(nearby MARYLAND and Virginia includeG)
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
1875 l4th st. NV. between 3 and m
End COOK, must be experienced.
Night work. 5915 Georgia ave.
DRUG CLERKS, experienced.
over 81 years of age. Apply in
person. Employment department,
Peoples Drug Stores, II P st. ne,
am. to noon daily.
SODA DISPENSERS, 18 to Is yrs.
OF age, experience not necessary.
Applicants under 81 must have
birth certificate or other suitable
evidence Of age. Apply in person.
Employment department, Peoples
Drug Stores, II P st. ne. 9 am.
to noon daily.
DRIVERS who can furnish
covered trucks for book de-
livery. Apply Merchants
Transfer & Storage Co., rear
920 E st. NV.
MAN, YOUNG, WITH GEN
ERAL INSURANCE FIRE
AND CASUALTY EXPERT
ENCE, TO TAKE CHARGE
OF COLLECTIONS FOR
LOCAL AGENCY; SALARY,
$3.50. APPLY BY LETTER.
GIVING FULL PARTICU-
LARS. BOX 315-C, STAR.
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WANTED SILENT PARTNER to invest
small capital in progressive business for
Government employees. Excellent possibili-
ties Box 30R-C. Star.
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NURSE, practical, experienced, wants
work hours nine to ive: eighteen dollars
week Emerson 0SSQ 25s
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NURSE, coIored, desires WorE M. OF
massages or part time. Call Dupont S409.
PRACTICAL NURSE, companion to elderly
lady willing to do light duties. Middle
aged RefS salary reas Georgia 4sl6.
Evening star., 1941-05-23

RECEPTIONIST. cashier or drugstore
clerk, prefer all-day work. BOX SIC
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MEAT SALESMAN.

Needs messenger boys; also young men VIII
can type to work from 10 pm. to Z a m
Apply III person. 1921 @ st NV
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SECRETARY. young American woman, COL
lege graduate, Just returned after yrs. as
secretary to gen. mgr. leading American
Arm in France: perfect French and Eng
lish, some Spanish, German and Italian;
speed typing and shorthand. seeks htshly
paid position here where her knovleose
and experience may be used to adyantase.
Evening star., 1941-05-23

LADY, young, wants Job as bookkeeper-
typist. college education. Myers. co.
Evening star., 1941-05-23

LARGE, MODERN MARKET, located Ar
lington County; sales over S70.000.00 last
year. mostly cash. Suitable for District
Grocery or United Food Store. Owner has
other business. Reasonable. Box 391-C.
Evening star., 1941-05-23

MEMS CLOTHING and variety store,
cleaning and pressing. agency for laundry.
hats and shoe repairing: retiring from
business. 1904 4th ST. ne. Hobart 9412.
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PRACTICAL NURSE, hospital training,
long experience. dr..s reference: l2.hr.
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TAVERN modernly equipped, long lease,
extra fine business: S6.500 cash. -Four
Corners. Silver Spring, Nd. 29'
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Beauty Culture Course.
Moderate Tuition, Easy Terms.
Mooerh Beauty School. 1917 F ST. NV.
Warf1ynn Beauty College,
1910 4, CT NV n;-..:z. 100
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PERSONAL.

WOULD LIKE TO CONNECT WITH SOME
private party that would be in need OF a
new Ig4l Fordor sedan and a very careful
driver. Go anywhere. Gail MI. 1493. %
MANUSCRIPTS TYPED, EXPERIENCED;
reasonable 5000 18th 81. NV. corner
COlunnhia ri and 18th St
Evening star., 1941-05-23

, WATERS AND BUSBOYS. white. expert
: enced. Apply METROPOLITAN Club, 1900 H
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orchestra, colored. Call
I
SCREEN FACTORY HELP,
THE CREDIT BUREAU

Painters, wirerS beaderS, installers, night
and day shift. Flaherty Bros, Inc. 1872
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AGENTS.

AGENTS. colored, wanted 70 sell brandt
new service. Good commission CAL bet
Iu-3 North 0263 Other time Decatur
02Si for appOintmeut
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HELP MEN.

WAITER, colored also houseman for
country inn, close in. Telephone Shepherd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
NAVAL CAPTAIN LOST ON BOMBER
American Flight Engineer Also Missing on Lost
 British Transport

Montreal. Sept. .2 m lUP) - A United States naval captain. an American flight engineer and the Belgian son n-in-law of an American state department official were re- ported missing with seven others today aboard q transport of the Royal Air Force Ferry command enroute from Canada to Great Brit ain.
 The air ministry in London an. nounced that the transport was missing land presumed lost" at Sea with It's six passengers and four crew members,
 It was the third ferry command tragedy in three weeks, On Aug, 70 a transport crashed in taking osf from England, kllllpg 22 persons, ins elndlng seven Americans, On Aug, la ln . similar accident the same number Of persons was Killed, among them Il Americans,
 Tine RAFFc reported here that among those on lBe missing plane were Capt, g, Picking Of the United States Navy, fllgbt engineer Charles Alysn Spence Of Little Meek, h, Ys and the G0mte Guy Ds Ballet Ia Four, assistant mllltaTy attaele 0f lbe Belgian embassy ln London,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
Efforts Are Being Made To Sabotage British Aid To Russia Is Charged By Bg Labor Union President

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
515 Victims Thus Far Labor Day Week-End
More Reports WIT Undoubtedly Swell Deaths to Over 0OO-CaIifOrnia Led All States; Connecticut
 Had 10 Violent Deaths
fBg Halted RFessD

Tgls nation pala g hssgy pgiee iD llyes feF Its long Labor Day week. end,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
THREE DIED IN
 CHESHIRE CRASH
Four Others Critically Hurt ln Accident; Deputy COrs
 Oner McNif Acting

Deputy poFeneT Miles ?. MeNiff, gF. will continue bis Inquest into the motoTeaF crash which took thf lives Qf three persons and injured four others critically, two Of whom are on the daDger llst at the Et Maryis hospital after a collision Sat- urday nlgllt oll Inc College hiebWag lD Mlildale lhesAlre, about foul mlles from the kopthlngtoD town Ane,
 Testimony would he gesnlnea Deputy Coroner Aehllf said tAls m0lnlng and Wdlcated lAat therf gas q possibility kAai he would be ahle 10 lnteFgiew lwo pf tle glei ibns fliheg tllls afternoon oF le' nlogroB
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
Beer Sales At City s Golf Course Are Illegal
Law Covering Such Sales Changed in l035; City Failed to Procure Necessary Permit; IA Brewers,
 Wholesalers Cited By Commission for Selling

The City of Waterbury was dis closed today as having profited for six years from apparently illegal sale of beer at the municipal golf course on East Mountain. The state Liquor commission has notified IA brewers and wholesalers to explain why they sold beer to the golf course when it had no liquor permit, and their answers will determine what action the commission will take.
 Edward Peters, secretary of the commission told The Democrat that the city had never had license to sell beer at the golf course club house. Tn 1883, the liquor laws al- l9y ea sales at ilounicipality-operated resorts without q permit but they were changed in 1885 and since that time the city should have had a permit to sell beer.
 Commissioner Interested
 MT. Peters said that the commis- sion was interested only in tracing down the sales by wholesalers to a non-permit establishment and that any criminal proceedings would have to be instituted by the city court prosecutor. There would be q question, in the case of criminal charges, AS to whether they should be made against city officials or against the eoneessIonalfes who have operated the clubhouse festaus rant,
 The city lets out the restaurant concession each year, but the clubs house IS officially operated by the city, The I94I budget lists antiels paled revenue 0f slO00 from the park department part Of tbls pFes sumably coming from the golf e0urse eaneessl0D,
 MT, Peters said that the lIaller eemMlssl0n Was aDKlgns 70 md out Why II beer dealers had taken part D pYb0lesalR Ylelail0ns,p TAs ess plaHaliens by lbs brewers and whole salers, ne sald, WgAld be carefully studied before v V ls decided Wllal neAt step shall be taken,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
PRESIDENT IS MARSHAL.lING US. STRENGTH Full Force of America to Crush Hitler; Check "In-
 sane Violence" AMERICANS SEEK
 RIGHT TO LIVE Senator Wheeler, Great Britain, Italy React to Speech of President
BY T. F. REYNOLDS ~. P. White House Correspondent)

~. P. White House CorrespOndent)
 Washington, September 2. - (UP) -- President RooSe- welt begins a series of confer ences today to increase the implementation of his re- stated policy of marshalling the full force of America to crush Hitlerism and check it's "insane violence" Re- turning to the capital from Hyde Park where he made his most forcefuI deIlunciakicn of Naz GeT- many to date. MT. Roosevelt will re- ceiNe at the White House klals &nre~ noon the first congregational Seac- ton to his call for Americans to do everything in our power to crush Hitler and his Nazl forceg."
 White Houge aides had arranged | forenoon conference for him with President Henry 4. Wallace, Senate Majority Leader Alban W, BaFkley. and other legislative iead' CTS zn the Capital.
 He Is expected to confer with Sec. EetaFy of State C0Edell Hull before the conference, perhaps by telephone,
 The talk with Hull may give point 70 the reference in his Labor Day address t0 the necessity Of pFOvids Ing more safeguards for war mater laIe flowing from tlae United t6ates 70 the nations resisting the Axis powers AlnerleaH tankeFs loaded with gasoline f0W aFe en route 70
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-02
First Big Russian Counter Offensive Of War Started
Historic Invasions Of Russia By Napoleon, Hitler Offer Parallel
Losses in This War Are More Terrific; No One
 Can Predict Result
Ry United Pressl

Two historic invasions of Russia from western Europe, one by Ma poleon and one by Adolph Hitler present a remarkable parallel.
 1. Napoleon attacked Russia on June 24, 1872. Hitler attacked on June 9, 1941. Both expected tc win complete victory before autumn
 2. Napoleon and Hitler both had conquered most of Eureope with the exception of Great Britain Both were baffled by British sea power.
 3. Both Hitler and Napoleon had had treaties of expediency with Rus sia, which they violated when the time was ripe.
 4. Hitler, with a two-day start and the advantage of mechanized equipment, entered Smolensk irl mid-July. Napoleon didn't get that fag until mid-August.
 5. Napoleon entered Moscow or Sept. IA. Today is Sept. 2 and Hit. Tor Is stiu al1iot 22S miles away
 End of Napoleon
 Russia was the beginning of tlii end for Napoleon. It led to Water. loo and the triumph CT Britain The Russian winter and the Rus sian tactics Of retreat. counter. attack, guerrilla fighting and "seoFched earth" policy combined to defeat Napoleon in 1872. The Russians are using the same tactics in ie4l,
 n 1912, Napoleon was riding high, He had conquered thFees fouFths Of Europe and was out to destroy Britain,
 Then, as AloW, British sea power barred the way to 6 direct assauls on the islands,
 There was no air warfare then,
 Napoleon had to decide the issue on the continent, just as Hitter Is trying to do now, The continental blockade Of British trade was Ma pale0n's weapon, TO make the blockade complete, he found lt egE pedlent to subdne Russia He had
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