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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
Recent Quotas To Be
 Increased According
 To Latest Reports
Conference Held Here Yesterday Between State and Local Officials; State to Speed Up InductiOns
 During Month of February

waterbury has been called upon to increase its quota of men to be called for selective military serivce during the month of February. Last week it was announced that the four local draftboardS would be expected to provide 73 men, but yesterday fol- lowing 8 conference between local draft board chairmen and state of- ficials of the selective service head quarters, it was intimated that 100 would be more likely than 73 as contemplated at present.
 It was announced yesterday that Connecticut will provide on an aver age of 143 men daily during the coming month. Replacements will be made when the inducted men fail to pass the physical tests at Hart ford. Connecticut's official quota for the first week in February is 1,430. Whether the total will be changed within a few days was not known here this morning.
 George Sturges paid visit to Waterbury yesterday afternoon and conferred with Attorney J. Warren Upson, Peter Fox, Joseph Bowen and George Carney, heads of the local boards.
 Third Induction
 Oflcial word was sent yesterday to LieutenaI1t- Colonel Brock Put .5nf rnHfi1ifiT1O and induction in this state, that the third induction period will begin February 6. The induction station, conducted at the Hartford YMCA in November and January, will be per- manently established at 555 Asylum Street, Hartford.
 The work of preparing the new recruiting quarters in Hartford, and the indutcion station, for occupancy is being pushed so that the place will be available by February l.
 Gerald c. Arbuste of Naugatuck was one of the Il Connecticut men accepted for Army service at the state induction station in Hartford yesterday. One man was rejected for physical reasons, New Haven resident, leaving a total of 15 to fill the Connecticut quota of 682 men for this month. Hartford draft boards sent seven more men to the induction station this morning for final physical examinations.
 Civil Preparedness
 Dr. Andrew A. Jackson of this city was among the many Connecti- cut doctors who attended confer ence of various medical groups con- cerned with the. civil preparedness program this morning in Hartford. The Connecticut State Medical So- ciety sponsored the gathering.
 Six Waterbury men, members of the 102d Infantry, Connecticut National Guards, were among the 36 infantry officers ordered yesterday to report to Norwich University, Northfield, Vermont, next Saturday, to take a cours of instruction last ing until February g at a special
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
(Bv Democrats Legislative Reporter)

(By Democrats Legislative Reporter)
 State Capitol, Hartford, Jan. 23- The Democratic controlled Senate was ready today to reject the plan adopted by the Republican house to continue state defense committees under the set-up established by for mer Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin. Democrats charged that Republican leaders were playing politics with defense" claiming that the C.. o. P. bill was introduced and passed in the house under suspension of the rules yesterday even though it was known that Gov. Robert A. Hurley was preparing a different defense proposal. -.~5 @.,
 Gov. Hurley told his press con- ference yesterday that he will send a special message on defense to the legislature after he receives word from Washington as to the defense committee set-up recommended by the government. Such word is ex- pected momentarily.
 The Republican move was seen as a maneuver designed to show that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
DEAN (. ACHESON
 IS APPOINTED
President Nominated Him
 to Be Assistant Secre= tary of State

Washington, January 23.-(UP) President Roosevelt. today nom- mated Dean G. Acf1eSon, former assistant secretary of the treasury, to be assistant secretary of state. He succeeds Henry F. Grady of San- Francisco who resigned to enter pri- vate business.
 Achesor, who split with the New Deal on fiscal policy. now returns to the government in a position considered of major importance in the national defense program.
 Simultaneously, MT. Roosevelt re- named Frank c. Walker to be post master general.
 Acheson, tall, slender and ap- bearing younger than his AS years served as undersecretary of the treasury for six months before re- signing on November IS, 1883, be- cause of disagreement over the administrations monetary program
 A native of Middletown, Conn, he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
-FOUR VIOLENT DEATHS IN CONN. {
Among Them Was Tragedy of Little Girl Here in
 City
By Violent Press)

Violence claimed the lives of four persons, including a five-year r-old child, in Connecticut Wednesday, Q compilation showed today. Three persons were killed by automobiles and a fourth committed suicide.
 Mary Louise Baril, 5, daughter of a Waterbury policeman, was ir- jured fatally when struck by a. truck operated, according to police, by Carl J. Zadnick, Southington. .
 John B. Savage, 79, New Haven manufacturer, was killed late last night by an automobile while cross- ing Hamden street.
 Fannie J. Dibble, 78, Stamford died of injuries suffered when struck by truck Monday.
 A verdict of suicide was given iu the death of Luigi Mosca, 75, Hart ford, whose body was found in a gas-filled room.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
PLAN CONFERENCES
 ON STUDY COURSES

Applicants desiring to study some branch of the engineering courses of the Mattatuck Technical Institute may interview Dean David N. Smith and his associates on the faculty at the Central Y. M. c. A. every night this week from to g p. m.
 sThe courses offers the following branches of study:
 Engineering mathematics, shop mathematics, blue print reading, in- dustrial engineering, manufacturing methods, physical metallurgy, ma chine design and mechanics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
POPULAR COUPLE. FITTED AT HOME
Mir. and Mrs. DOmenic Cherubini Surprised By
 Friends; CYO Sale
Washington Hill
 Correspondent: Mrs. Frank McGrath - Telephone 4-659O

MT. and Mrs. Domenic Cherubini were agreeably surprised by about thirty five of their friends and rela- tives last Sunday afternoon in the from of a housewarming-a their new home of Mohawk street. They were the recipient of a purse as well as many other useful gifts for their house. A buffet lunch was served, Mrs. Cherubini was formerly Miss Marie Carpenter, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Carpenter of Mohawk street.
 The cake sale for the St. Francis c. Y. O. takes place at Miller & Pecks, Saturday afternoon, Jan. 18th. It is hoped that the women of the parish will cooperate with the boys and girls by donating cakes and help to make this sale success.
 The Midget league of Washington Park Community House played a very interesting basketball game yesterday afternoon = the contest ants being the Wildcasts vs. the 444 Midgets. The outstanding high score was made by Norman Lezotte of the 444 team, total 9-Norman promises to be fine basketball player and the senior teams of the Hill would do well to keep an eye on him in a few yeras from now, he would be a great help to any of them. The win ners of the game were the 444 score-36 to 19.
 The Midget League formally opens next Wednesday afternoon at 400 o'clock and any children of grammar school age are eligible to join. Su- pervisor William D. Shea has asked all the children to be at the Com munity House right after school to complete plans for the league. The schedule will be published the early part of nexe week.
 The lineup for yesterdays game: The Wildcats 444 Midgets Maher .............. Joe Lezzotte Phelan ................. Sullivan Carou .....s............ Ruby Gentle .......... Norman LeZotte
 The skating was spoiled yesterday at both Hamilton and Fulton Park, but the north side of the rink at Washington Park was in fairly good shape, so the officials allowed the children to make use of it-as this was the only public skating place in the city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
@nMHh1yov'1@ ESTABLISHED 1885
ESTABLISHED 1885

In Each Community There's AL ways A Certain Percentage Of Men To Whom The Best In The World Affords Is Their Morket. To such men, a Rogers-Peet Mon- tognoe overcoot at $1OO-for- merIy SIS and $l25-is their type of coat.
 These men don't ever throw owoy, dollar = they're reoIIy thrifty buyers-they buy everything for the long pull.
 Aside from its style distinction e Montognac eoot hos e eosmopoIi- tan otnosphere-o reoI citizen of the entire worId-found wherever men foresothered before the wor and at home in every port.
 Montosnoe fobric will probably never ugoin be manufactured in France, which means the world will be deprived of its most Iuxu- rious overcoot fabric.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
RESERVE GROUP BOOSTING ARMY
Plan Special Meeting to Stimulate Interest in Recruiting Here

Capt. Edwin c. Gluntz, president of the Reserve Officers association, Waterbury chapter, extended an in- vitation yesterday to the men and officers of the Connecticnut national guard stationed here, 102d 1nfan- try, to be guests of the reserves to- night in the aldermanic chambers. The invitation came through Col Thomas H. Horrigan.
 Capt. Walter J. Lynch, chairman of the chapters recruiting commit tee, will announce campaign to aesist the army in acquainting young
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

Charles W. Dwy, 28, of East West road, Naugatuck, collided with 8 car driven by Richard Barton Bieler,, 20, of Jack Bridge road, Prospect. Motor Patrolman Thomas Reddy who investigated the accident said no arrest was made pending the completion of the investigation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

school to be conducted under the direction of Major General Morris B. Payne, commander of the 43d Division.
 They are George J. Baribault, Wilfred A. St. Martin, captains; and Second Lieutenants, Attorney Clar- ence A. Balanda, John Martin, Jo- seph E. Monnerat, mad Joseph Espe- lin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

received his bachelor of arts degree from Yale and his law degree from Harvard. Following his graduation from Harvard, he became private secretary to Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis. He was an en- sign in the navy during the World War.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

men with the opportunities offered by enlisting in the army. Lieut.. George Newton of New Haven will speak on the subject of recruiting. Movies of the war in Poland and the evacuation of Dunkirk will be shown by Howard E. Simons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
Democrats To Reject C. O. 2. Defense Plans Governor Hurley Preparing Special Message = Both Sides Maneuvering in Legislature for "Public-Pleasing" Program - Clash
 Expected
Expected.

the party is m the forefront as re- gards state defense. Some Demo- crats went so far as to declare that it was intended to embarras the government.
 The defense committees which Gov. Hurley will recommend will be smaller and more flexible than the multi-membered defense groups set up by Gov. Baldwin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

By making snowshoe-shaped frame of stout branches on which is fastened flat evergreen boughs one can construct a makeshift pail of snoWshoes, which method is de- scribed in an article in Boys Life written by Uncle Dan" Beard, Ma tional Scout Commissioner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

Of the 30 million motor vehicles
 produced since the United States started manufacturing cars, more, than 3o1s million are still in opera-l tion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

COmmemoang the fourth anniversary of their and winning statewide prestige competitive contests friends Corps will gather at evening their customary vaudeville show and entire enthusiastically supporting the the expected be the largest history Several provide the musical features The above shows the in their Oschk director shown the left holder of the state baton twiing championship events this and will parade the American
 Legion state parade here in July.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19
Sitter empfins SOrtGp

9(uf perionlide ginlaoung ~ltattete
ser ungarii6e &eidsperueier bon
6ortbD Dem Siibrer in ieinem Sailpt-
quarter an Der Sftfront einen Be
iuf ab. Ser &ei6spermeier mar be-
Jleitet bon Dem ungarii6en Wtiniiter-
%prGiioenten uno 9luBenminiiter Don
8arooiip iomie Dem Gbef oes unga-
ridden @enerolltabes 6elomari6al.
lelltnant S5ombatbelD. Ser ungari=
I6e @eianote in Berlin 5elomarz
idaaelttnant S3toiap lopie Der oeut
l6e @elanote in Buoapeit bon So
gop uabmen an Der &eiie oes Heids-
uermeIer5 tell. @abreno oes 9lufent=
baltes fanoen 8eipre6ungen 3mi
i6ein Dem 6iibrer mo Dem &eids
~perlpeier ii6er oie politiide ulo mill
tGriide Sage ltatt.
Qln Ben politiiden un0 militGri=
iden 8eipre6ungen nabmen bon
oeuti6er Settle Der &ei6sminiIter
oes 4uSpGrtigen bon &i6bentrop
lll0 DER 9Def 0eS 9Dertommal10oS
Der 8ebrma6t @eneralfelomari6all
&eitel, uno BON ungarii6er Seite Der
Miniiterpr1iioent bon 9aroollD ulo
Der Gbef oes @enerallta6es 5elomar-
idoa S3ombatbelp tell. 81breno
ieines altfentbaltes i'm Sauptquar-
tier oes 6iibrers l%tattete BON Sortbp
Dem oeutiden @eneralfelomari6aa
b. 8rauhitf6 i'm O6erfommanoo oes
Seeres einen 8eiuf a6 un6 folgte
5um Abi6luB ieines 9ufentbaltes
elmer @inlaoung oes &eidsmarl6aas
@oerine in iein 9alptquartier. lie
Der Ole Gragpeite Der 8eipre6ung,
anBer ben iiblihen gegenieitigen
Observation-Disclosures, tpuroe
ni1ts ueroffentliht.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

gteIe iteben ldBt, tritt cine 8ers
Sebitna Elm, IooaB an Der 06erfldde
cine flare eelbe Sliiiii9feit, bag See
rltm, uno unten cine 0untelrote
Sniht erIhetnt. Sci 1lnterfu1ung
oieSer 6unfelroten S9t6t inter Ell
mem Waifrosfop Iie6t man, 0aB tie
alts 8peierlet 3eaen beftebt. Cine
Irt lit fnrbig unb felt fpie rrnoc
S6Inten nit eingebriidter Ntitte alls
dbnli6 einem &t6enJ Der 3u firth
ans Dem 0fen genommen tprroe.
9te1es fino oie rotten 8lutt0rper6en.
Die rutem @lmtfSrperGen
Sic rotten 8Gutt6rper6en iinb 70
sa6lreiG, 6nB cine hinge 8lut ca.
$50 8taionen babon entbGlt. Sic
rotten &0rper6en trngen Sgbeen bon
BEN Qunaen in Die &6rper9etpe6e
ltno ben NbfalIftoff, &oblenidure,
BON ben @etpeben In bic Qungen.
SIR bic rote Sar6e 1T 9dmoeIobin
berantportlih, cine @afie, Die bel
gi1en ent6GIt unb bic Sdbt9teit bat,
iiG nit @a1er1, tpte 8. 9. &oblen@
IGtre, 9nueritoff utio @o6lenoyDo
All berbinoen. &o9Ienogbo bergtftet
Diefe 3eIlen, fooaB Iie nidt mebr in
Der Gage iino, anoere @afe 81 tra~
gen; unO bns lit Der @runo, tparum
Qelldtgos o6er Gaie bonn Grspuff@
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19
se6nindJt nadJ Ser Ssimat

Seioelano auf ionn'eer Sob,
Ga monOle i6 in 8raumen
Nm itilen, acknowledgement See,
Den bobe 8uden i6umen.
@atur, in oeinem 6rieoen bier
Die loltte @elt melt binter mir =
5iibl' if in Oeinen @rmen
9as miioe @er3 eriparmen.
. &eioelano, 0 SeiOelano,
@ie bit on beut' 10 ferne.
@as id al S6aBen ieitber fano,
Sd tauldte es 10 gerne
Sir oas bei6eiO'ne @liid mir cir
9abeim I'M Seioelano 81 iein;
Ser 6eimat traute Staten
gtod) einmal 81 betreteit.
@liiabetb Marquaro.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

ro6r zines Mutos 10 t00li6 limb.
9erte, Die 51 tpeui9 rote 90rperHen
ODER gu ipeni9 9dmoglobin in ben
R6rper9en baben, iino blutarm.
Die meiken glntfSrperdem
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

S6en lit cine &eproouftion oes
EreaiurD departments 9efenie SAB
ings 8lafats, oas Die genaue Na6-
biloung Der Sriginalltatue oes
nMinute Man" bonn beriibmten Bib
bauer Daniel @bciter 5ren6 5eiet.
9efenie Bombs uno Morfen, iebt err
baltli6 BEL Sbrer 8ant ODER Yoit,
ipielen cine mi6tiee Stole in ser
@orbereitung CUR @erteioierltg bon
glmerifa.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

Die YGagn5bten in oieler @egen0 an,
pertilgen bic totem @etpebe8eHen uu0
f6roern oaour9 ben 8eillingspros
3eB. @enn irgenoein 86rperteiL nit
Botterien be6nftet lit (fi9 ent3iius
oet), ellen bic Y6aga5pteu in GROCER
g(n3a6I an 0ie1e StelIe, nmringen
oie 8afterien un6 ber5ebren fte.
8enn Die @nt8iinoung an Der 0ber>
fIG1e Der Sntt lit, tpie 8. s.. bel
elmer Surltr1tel, fre1en ii6 Die Ybo@
ga5bten biz an Die Sberfld9e Der
Solit bur9 unb Die SurunteI Dfuet
fi9.
@enn cine gnt5inbung berart
1T, OnB lie ben 9an5en &6rper bers
giftet, b~erme6ren fi9 bic Bbnsa5bs
ten f6neu uno 3o6IreiG rn6 tragen
oa5ll BEL, Der Gnt5iin6un9 gin5alt
gu bieten. Sci 1ol@en SGIen tonunt
es Dor, 0aB 6ds @lllt bebentenb ntehr
bon 6ie1en &0rperGen ent6Glt tpie
es inter 1tormnfen l~lntItdnoen Der
SoI 1T.
Y6aea8bten f5nnen ols ortiieps
Tides nnb &einigunesmtttel Der
Natltr onge1e6en tperoen. Btr tpiirs
ben niGt 1e6r Iange leben, tpdre e3
r1i6t fir Bic ~beItGnDi9e @n1Inmtett
0ieIer Irmee tpin3iger @0rper, bic
unfere @epebe rein balten uu6
6%alernoen &rieg gegen bic 8afterien
fii6ren.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

Gle oeutiden 8ebrma6tsberi6te
nteloen fait tGgli6 nere S6iffsper-
ienfuneen. ~llniere @egner ipred)en
BON Ser S6la6t i'm Atlontif. Sic
nebmen ben Wluno germ etmos bod,
oem cine Seel6la6t i'm gemobnli-
den Sinne lit oos ni6t. 9afiir lit
Der Seeralm piel 81 groB auf Dem
oieier erbitterte Gampf ii6 a6ipielt
una sic 3eit piel 81 lang. Aud BON
groBen 9an5erflotten bic aufeinanoer
prnlen nie nod in Der Sfogerraf-
l6laft lit bier nidt Die &eoe. IS
bonoelt ii6 pielmebr nm einen &lein-
frieg groBten AusmoBes, IN Dem
man oie rGumli6 rno 5eitli6 oft melt
getremten @rfolge uno MiBerfolge
beioer @eener -8uiammenrednen,
pergleiheL unb anf einen gemein-
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

sing geraoe aus. Sic REF nod:
,S60nen 0dnf audi
ltno id pfiff nod einmal oas
2ieo BON ser Goiemarie. Iun meint
fte DielIei6t, id pfiff es fir ite.
a6er ib pfiff es fir meme 5rau,
uie i6 es ieoeu 9(beno in ser gtdbe
meines Sauies tue, onmit tie peiB,
OaB i6 fomme....
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

SSluiltqtett er3d1len.
9as 8iut lift cine
6untelrote Sliiiiigteit.
Sc gerinnt nn0 formt
innerbalb bon 8 biz z
Minuten na90em eS
aus Der glOer geflonen
lit, cine g~eleedrttge
Weaife. 9ieies &liimps
den beriiegelt Die Goer
un6 berbiitet @erblu>
tunaen; es entbdlt ans
ti1epti1he @igeni6dfs
ten, tpoour6 Die nteis
item unbe0eutenoen
g~nt5itnoungen perbus
fet DerpeH.
8Iut, 0os elmer
9[oer ent5ogen ltno nit
einem @Iasftdb9en
gerii6rt mirO, gerinnt
ni1t. Stattoeiien Jams
melt iid cine tpetBe
f[ebrige MaHe am
@ldsftGbden IN, io<
oaB cine brntelrote
SGiffigteit iibrtg
6leibt. @enn man
Oieie Sliifit9feit cine
,o;tIou0 ON FILTER
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19
sbitbergems &6te
@Orpcecr nn6 AaslGnOer bort in
arger 9rGRgial

6ritber in Spibbergen einbeimii6e
Iormeger unO BORT oni1iiige @us'
IGnOer limo, 10 beiBt es, ihon Dor
ben englii6en 9lugreifern ienes orf'
tii6eu &orppitens oes norpegii6eu
&0nigreihes ouf britii6en &riegs-
ihiffen peri6leppt uor0en, ooer Iol-
len BON ruiiii6en S6iffen o6gebolt
merOen. &orlGufig murOen BON Den
@ngIGnoern oie &oblengruben, Del
tonfs. @leftri5itdtsmerfe &aoioIto-
tionen uno ionitige inouitrieIe Gin
rihtungelt, iomie sic Safenonlagen
Spibbergens, er6armungslos ger
lt0rt. SIS ioa MIR 0rei &oblengrll-
ben geben, BON unbeoeltenoem Sc
bolt.
InslGnSer-Sragen nngeI6ft
@os nit 1900 &riien gei6eben
lit, sic nu6 ser 8eiebung Spibber-
gems 0urb britiihe Eruppen uno
Ntatroien epofuiert muroen blieb
bis bellte unbeoutiportet. Ser Sprc=
der Der 2onooner Somietboti6oft er-
tldrte, er miiie nidt, no ii9 oie @fit-
glie0er Der ritiiii6en &olonie ali
S%pibbergen %befGnOen.
Hen Yorfer &~aoiobGrer moQten
wiiien, ooB einige fran5oiii6e Sol
0oten, Die aus Nornegen nah Spit
Bergen geflii6tet poren, nod &uB-
lano itott nod @uglano gebraht pilr-
Ben. 9ie 6ran5oien auf Spib6ergen
erfl1rten lie ieien nod Dem 6elo3ug
in 6lan0ern bon Ben 9elttiden &c
fangengenommen moroen, ober ent
fommen l1no nah Dem boben Horoelt
geflii6tet. Gieienigen, oie iid, mabr-
ideinlid per Shift nad MurmonSf
begobelt. O~iirften ienen meiten I'm
meg sum NnidllB an 9e @auIes
r6reie 6ran3oien" I'M Mitteloiten
ooer piellei6t, nm auf Seiten ser
&uiien 5u fimpfen, gepGblt baben.
9on0on bot bisber nidt beridtet, oaB
ruiiii6e SeefrGfte nit an oen Spe-
rotionen gegen 6innlano teilnobmer
ooer OaB ir%genorpel6e S6iffe einer
ruiiii6en Sofen mliefen.
@er in ienem fernen @oiten Nor
megens ii6rig ge6lieben iein mag.
mlB einen bitterb0ien @inter ertpor-
ten, GA Ser Grmlide &oblenbeltano
Spibbergens entpeoer ueri9leppt
o0er 8erit0rt fem iol.
0emtides 9Ummentar
Nuf elmer 8erliner @reIlefonfe
ren5 iiber Die Spibbergen 9lftion be
fragt, ergGn5te @eianoter Braun DOH
Strmm ieine bereitS fiir5li6 gema6
ten 6eltitelungen ourb Sinpeis uil
Artifel 5 oes Sptbbergen 8ertrages.
pom g.. 6e6ruar 1920, in Dem Dor
Den llnter5ei6nern, oarunter aud,
BON Gnglanb, oen lt.S.M. uno Der
Somiet ltniort, Die 9emilitariiie-
rung Spibbergens uno feline Nidt
n%erluenoung fir &riegS5ipede ortSge=
iprO6en porOen lei. BUR Gbarafte
riiierung oieies llnternebmens, 10
iagte er, f0me bin3ugefiigt meroen
oaB @nglonO, obgeleben BON Der
SungerblodaOe, nun cine nelte 8lof-
faOemaBnabme gegen Die nornegiide
&iiitenbepolferlng our6fiibre, Oie
bisber &oble BON Spis6ergen erbal-
ten babe.
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

II einent por6eree6enOeu Qrtttel
baben mir beI9rieben, tpie oas
8Iut Dem &0rper Hnbrung 5lts
fii6rt un6 abfnuitoffe abfiibrt. Sebt
ipoueu mir Sbnen ettpas iiber Die
nnberen @iaenihaften oteier bttalen
Washington Journal., 1941-09-19

lQn1en g1e1llter brtllgen ttlB, UNI ell
ltrteil ii6er BEN iepeiligen Stano
oieier Sdlo9t SIT getuinnen. 9ieier
3enner lit Die britiide uno Dem 6ein-
oe oienenoe fremoe Sonoelsihiffs.
tonnage. Bonn &riegsbeginn bis
aniang Suli 1911 muroen oapon
ldon etpa 1915 NtiaioneH 8rutto.
regiltertonnen uerienft. Tos ent.
lpridyt ettua Is Ntiaionen @emidts-
tonnen. I'm cine oerartige Sitter
menge NIT ser giienbabn fort5u-
ld)atfen miiroe man oie ~ungebeure
3ubl pom 100000 @iiternogen (5u
ne 10 Sonnen) n0tig baben. Gas
gebe (ieoer @agen 81 Z Yfeter ge-
re9net) einen 3ug bon 5irfu 5000 I'M
9dngc. 60 peit lit es in Der 9uft-
linie BON glteuos Aires bis Chicago
o0er 3eufunolano, aud BON Sap
SPORT bis sur Siioipibe 6%lOrioas, oil
10 0urd) gan5 SiiO- unO Nfittelameri-
ia binourd.
Die S%OnnagefrGge
3un qi6t uatiirlid) nift oie obio-
lutte 8erluit5iffer ben 9lltsihlag, 10
groB lie audi iein mag, ionoern Die
Helatipe: @iepiel S6iffsraltm bleibt
england ii6rig Inn Die Sompffraft
oes Snielreides oufredt5uerbalten?
9as lit Die 6rage. Ard oieie &eA-
mtng ltebt iebr einoriidlid 5uguniten
Der 4dienmd6te. Gnglauo giug
nit r1n0 Is MiaioHen B9fS o5ear-
f6biger SonOelsidiffe in oieien
Srieg. Gtipo ad)t Ntillionen g&8
gelpam es ourb ole 8ei6lagnabme
oGniider, normegiiher, griehii6er
unO onoerer iremoer S6iffe bin5u.
Bon oieien 20 Mtillionen 8&9 mar
alio 4nfang Suli oieies SabreS I'M
geflbr bic @dlfte nidt mebr 90.
@cridicOenerlei @erlnite
9ariiter binalts nerlor ser 5etno
cine uidt geringe Coinage ourd)
0tinentreffer mo Die itblihen @efab-
rem Der Seefobrt. Wanbes beidd-
oigte S6iff erreidJt mobl Den retterr
Den @ofen, liegt Damn aber fir Ian
gere 3eit it'll penn es iiberbaupt
nod repariert Der0en fam. Snl
gor3en gellomnten bleiben oie Ser
ientllngen mebr oils 0oppelt 10 bod
wie oie englii6<amerifanii6e S6iffs-
prohibition. 90 befanmte SEER 300
leOelt nod fiir5lid.
2angiamcre Secfabrten
9urdJ Die @ertrei6unq 0es briti
lden @anoeIs BON Sen europGiid)en
&Iitcn mlB oud) 0aS 6isber BON BORT
be5ogene 9rittel Der britii6en Ser
iorgung aus iiberieeiI6en @Gfen, al
10 auf ourdifnittIiA fiinfmul 16nge-
rem @egen berangei6afft meroen.
0os @eleit5ugipitem p%erlangiamt
oen @iitertronsport I'M etlpa 30 Yro-
gent. Sic Sperrung Ses Mittelmee
res, ourd oas i'm 6rieoen sic 9Glfte
oes 6ritiI6en Seenerfebrs lief
6mingt gum llmmeg iiber oas Sap
Der @uten @offmullg, Der ettpd orei-
Big 8ro5ent ldnger lit. 4aein bier
fir oarf man einen Mebrbeoarf an
Coinage BON 9 Miaionen 9&8 an
ieben.
&eridlimmerte Gage Gnglanbs
Der &f oeS britii6en @elt-
reides Inn iein @enid, Ben Slle5-
fanal, nit eiuer 9lrmee bon ettpa ~
MiQionen Mtam neri1lingt aud nod
runo 80 Mtllionen 8ruttotonmen.
Gle englii6e Safeguarding beam
iprudJt fir Silfsfreu5er uno anoere
militdriihe 3mede et1pa cine Wil-
lion Sonnen. llno i6lieBlid. oie
unoufborli6en Sdldge Ser oeuti6en
2uftmaffe gegen Die britii6en Safel1
ullo imeren 8erfebrspege berlang-
Iamen oen S6iffsumlauf 6etrGdtli6.
9ieie ulo anoere llmitGnoe mirfert
3uiommen Inn Die mirti6aftli0e 2a-
&c gnglmos INNER beorobliher SIT
MAIDEN.