n l lllllllh '
TONIGHT
_. ALLA NAZIMOVA
‘ ‘ IN
“WAR BRIDES”
«a. lrrow—Louise Half, and
ask Pickford in “Great ‘Ex-
' stations."
{turdaywfiladys Coburn in
”The Primitive Call" and
6th,episode’ of “A Lass
the Lumberlands."
«a
ATRE
‘Iljlome of Variety"
in
: opAY,
FRIDAY
, AND SATURDAY
EVE ACTS or HIGH-
CLASS VAUDEVILLE
TAND PICTURES
CAPT. RIDDER & co.
' Clever Quintet of Singing
1:1, and Dancing. Interspersed
3 With Polite Comedy
‘V‘VAE MURRAY,” Recent Star
of “The Girl From Utah,"
and HARRY FRANKLIN
‘ANE WARE & COMPANY
'In a Comedy Sketch
“Texas Tangle”
5 ‘lLCOX. oooono HOLE
7 . A Trio offlltlerit
arguorite E133. in __“Little
‘ Lady Eileen.”
iridav~Alice Brady in "A
.g l Woman Alone.“
WW
ll lining:
REGENT THEATRE
Tomorrow Louise Huff and Jack
Pickford in “Great Expecta-
tions”
it is a long leap from the pagtas
Booth le‘lllllgim‘t‘s‘ "Seventeen‘f
Charles Dickens" "Great Expecta-
tions," but Loom-a Huff D'ltl Jack
Pickford arv nothing if nut versatile.
So the fact that they have abandoned
the twentieth century and rowrlod to
the picturesque London of which the
great novelist wrote need occasion no
surprise to admirers of those- two
youthful Famous Players Stars.
“t‘lroat Exptt-tutions,“ uhich was direct
ml by Robert G. Vignolu, if; the Para
mount Picture at tho llitfilt‘llglolllol"
row.
in this story Iht'kons developed two
of his must illlel‘flstlllg characters in
'l’rovls, tht- oscaped convict and Miss
lllll'isllunl. the Sllll‘tSlt‘l' who lllld been
dosertnd at the altar and who planned
to revenge herself upon all men by
having ht'l‘ beautiful adopted dauglr
tor break their hearts. Frank Lotion,
who has done many notable pieces of
acting in Famous Players productions,
is Provis and Grace Burton plays the
(‘(‘{'("l'lll‘l(‘ Miss llat'lsltunl. Others in
the t'llsl't/ll‘t‘. Murcia Harris, lll’lrhort
Prior and W, W. Black.
01'
to
L REGENT THEATRE
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Saturday Gladys Coburn in "The
Primitive Call," and the 61h
, Episode of "A Lass of
l the Lumberlands”
'1 The story of a girl who has/hol-
own way is told in William «Fox’s
latest picture, “The Primitive Call,"
which features Gladys Coburh. Mists
(Tobut'n plays her wiles andgller wits
against those of an Indian
Leiber), and comes off victorious.
Then he gets his revenge in a now!
way. But. the girl has won.
The picture was made under the
direction of Bertram Bracken. and has
in its cast. such excellent actors as
Velma Whitman, George l.nrkln,'Jolln
" Doug: coon-i?~ SHEEP.
‘To my" layman’s Inlnd,”
.5 Sleepless," in the World's Work
inn, 5. picturé of an uneasy roster
lilting imaginary Sheep leaping
.r llurdlee.‘ Was that good practice,
bad?"
‘l-lud!" answered the doctor» o;
out the question was qgked. "Here’s
better idea. Did you ever see u
l tor drop it tray of type and make
‘ of it? That is the thing to do
it your thoughts. Make n ‘pl’ of
em“. tMnllo tho mind a blank nS’far
poosihle and Simply refund to
ry on cousecutivi- thought. Don’t.
nt Sheep Jumping over a Stile or
. to count a million. Go on a men-
Strike and refuse to let your high-
bmin cells work; and they will sub-
0.
ERVBODY EATS TWO GALLONS
oF CREAM m A YEAR.
lime than two gallons of ice cream
each person in’tlw United States
trey sold last year.
lot It, 203,320,000 gallons of ice
din were produced in 916 and sold
. szomupoo. .
In. .1915 the total in the United
tea was 175,224,270 gallons. an
ernge of one and three-fourths gal~
is a. person. The retail value ln
15 Was $245,313,987.
lcficream sold last year at on hav-
go of $1.40 a gallon.
v. . '—|
up in w
l ttllllltfll lllll
ya There is no Excuse for Cutting
“it me’ and lnvltin‘g Lockjaw
Strré‘coiins.‘ltard col-us, soft corns or
Y kind of a corn can harmlessly‘ be
to right out with the fingers if you
_.,flDl?]Y.AdireEtly upon tll'o com a
rope‘ of freezone, sayg a Cincin-
ti uthorlty. -
to claimed that at small cost ”me
.tt get A (platter of an ounce. of free-
1‘ e at any'drug Store, which is Sitt-
vlent to rid ohe‘s feet of every corn
callus without path or soreness or
a danger 0! infection. . ~
1‘ in simple drug. While stlcky. dries
lament it to applied and (1098 not
stame- or even irritate (be surround-
gttlunue. . 7 .... - I
is announcement" will interest
1 women, hm. lot: his suit! that
; present highlml tantww ls put-
8 om on mummy, every wo-
‘ “ll ramp-Aw. . .
ft m Ann mourning
. omuontms
says.
‘ lea «Phelps Cushlng in “Sleep for
Webb IT‘JII and Kittu‘ls, Relohort.
It will be Noon at the Regent Sutur-
Eday.
l
PA LA CE THEATRE.
Tho vuutlevlllo blll which oponodul
the? Palac‘oxtodny, allow one of tho
high class Show which this house is
noted for giving. Captain Kidder &
(70., it quintet of merit, offers n little
glvprsion of singing. dancing and com.
edy.’ Mao Murray, n rocimt Star in
“Thu lirl from Utah," assisted by llur-
W Franklin fll‘t‘ sure to please". Juno
\l'are and Company in a (“0117?le
Sketch, ‘t't'ilcoxfl, Goode and llaltnu
trio of merit in it (romody \‘ltrloty not.
Marguerite Clark as “Little Lady Ell
teen"
“Little Lady Eileen," the girl who
(Fritzj
‘ ' Th on,
i On Thunder Mountain lived Nell
Serviss, a wild flower of surpasfiing
beauty. The Servisses were “at feud‘fl
with the Rutherfords, who lived on the
other Side of the mountain. Jim Sen,
vines. a cool, clear-Eyed young Inoun.
taineer, was the leader of his claim!
and between Jim and Nell Serviss was t
a sort of mountain betrolhal, for Jlml
loved Nell with all his heart and soul
Tom Serviss, his vicious. worthlets-a
brother, also loved Nell 31nd persistent-l
ly annoyed her with his attentions. ;
' One day a handsome stranger truly:
the city. that distant fairylund, cannot
into this little world and went to liwl
with the Ilutlleriords . A llllfllOl‘UU‘5
accident. made Nell and the newcoluerl
acquainted. Each day the Strlmgt-ri
would wander over tl‘o mountains; tool
alnining the rock and whipping it with!
a little hammer. ills notions puzzledi
the “moonshinlng‘” tnmlntainom‘s, who;
suspected him 01' living it “l'eveilooel‘Tl
.. Noll Seri‘iss“:lnd the llt‘Wt‘mllPl‘ be»;
(‘llllit’ (:loso friends and this friendship;
Soon grow into something dolipor'andi
stronger. Morning: of his search for,
radiuin oro Noll showtd the. strangel'5
u l‘lt'ilmltlsit “our the Serviss “illoozrl
Shine" still. Shortly afterward. on thui
night of the dance in lllt‘ tu-hoollwusal
the still was burned by the revenue;
others. The newoouwr was suspend-i
ed and tln- ‘St’fl‘YlSé-‘nt'rl startled in the;
’nlornjug Io fillet" llllll.‘ :
l Nell dashed through the forest to;
warn llot' flit-ltd, with PYll-lllllltk‘d‘
l’l’onl Serviss in pursuit. But her
l‘l'it~nds. the mountains punished Tom
(in their ou’n fashion and Noll arrived
lot the Ruthvrr’ord‘s (-ubin in the '1le
lot limo. Rutherford then flu-«d Sor-
5t'iSS. and in a sacrifice few women
how ever been callud upon to make
little Noll of Thunder Mountain hu-
miliated lwrsell that another might be'
tuned and by so doing triumphed in,
"The Strongor Love? '
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.UNRESTRICTED U-BOAT,
5 WAR DECLARED BY GER-
MANY ON ALL SHIPPING
i To STARVE ENGLAND. t
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early callers.
Diplomats who asked for Sec-
retary, Lansing were» told he was
very busily engaged preparing
something for President Wilson.5
The view was taken widely in
official quarters that the United
States could not let the situation
stand unchallen ed. -
‘ NEW Ironic, -Fel). I.—-Al‘
though representatives here 0‘-
lcading British, French and allied
shipping liner: .Said today that the
movements of their vessels would
proccsd a" scheduled, regardless
of the German note dcfining a
new naval warFm'e. it was under»
stood on good authority that t‘m“
movement of 911 rhino. will from
now on be controlled to even at,
i
l
t
we 1: t
believes in tuition. the next starring". greater degree than herewibt’e by
vehicle of ltlllrgl‘lorlte Clark. by the'orders of ‘3": British Admiralty.
Famous Players. The keynote of the]
inlcturo, which was directed by JJ
,SI-ttrle anley. is tho implicit faith
‘ which Eiluolt has in the fairies, though
{nobody elso'tlnlong her companions
llakt‘s any Stock ill such nonsense. So
strong ‘ikllt‘l‘ faith that the little Ir-
ish lzlSSiP l‘lctunliy EPPS the fairies
ltltcmsulvm, though her lover is blind
to Ill?!“ and sco‘l'fs aft her,
The romantic titmospllero of old
flrolund and the delightful subject
have given both the star and the di-
rector an almost «unparalleled oppor-
tunity to give full rain .tolheir re~
Spoctive abilities. ‘Surely none could
'be better suited to it role of this kindl
than the dhtlintltive Miss Clark, and
lthe skill of Mr. Dawley in interweav-
ling the real and The fantastic is too:
”well known to need comment. i
. 1t \vasthis productionwthat the folk-
;loré and tradition of old Irolilnd we
{exhaustively studied and much tulle
.was spent in the making ofgueer
haunting, carts, old mule-drawn elm“
" riers, Irish railway coaches, and even
papiervm'acbe fairiets, in the midst. oi
which the tiny figure of Miss Clark
is ngyv lost nnll‘now looms gigantic.
Exceptionally clever work hasbeep
done in support ol‘ Miss blurk by Hill»
ry Le'e as theiold Irish cobbler, Wer-
non Sleele, John Le; Shine, Plimsoll
Ba'sselt and ltlhggie llallowny Fisher. k
”Aw—“7—
Alice Brady at palace ‘Friday in} “A
Woman Alone". ‘ .
Just about the time Nellie ‘Waldron
is beginning to fall under the spell
of oppression brought on by the no.
natural loneliness of her home. Ste<
phen Carter stops all at the little
switch tower with his son. Stephen.
Jr. ‘ ‘
The latter ls a young man who has
helm accustomed to having his own
way roxnrdlena or the feelings of
others. He is rather bored by the trip
he has been making with his {other
and to uttractml by tilt plnoomo Nel-
lip.
fin tho om temptation troop» tul-
‘” loving this mammoth in the talent
. New World PMm, “A Wm
unmgmumualm _,
Prompt action wa~ taken. how’
:ver. by representatives of nc‘u-
tral line: who‘re, verse-ll: in rows
oliance with British orders have
been touching at. Kirchwall and
Falmbuth fnr examination, The
Danish Steamer Hellinolav. book-
ed to leave today for Copenhaeen.
was ordered to remain at her
dock until further notice. Similar
fiction was also taken-by represen-
tatives here of the Holland-Amer-
ican’lfine, which has five ships in
American ports. . i
Frpm‘ representatives of several
of the leading Britiolt and French
steamship lines and from shipping
Companies handling chartered
freighters flying flags ofthe En?“
tente Allies. 5*. was leam‘edx‘that
they were doing nothing pendingJ
receipt of rxpccted “official 0:.
dots.” ,
The order issued last night bv
Collector of the Port Malone.
closing New York harbor to both
incoming and outgoing VQlSEl‘
was lifted at‘daylight. It was un»
derstood that the order was in-
tended only to prevent the poSSi-
ble departure at German liners
self-interned here without clear-
ance papers and compliance with
other , port regulati0n5,,,a precau-
tion whi"l1 wallld be nhservedkev-
erydnight for the present, it was
sa: . ‘
German and Austrian ships, to
the approximate value of $50,000,:
000, tied up in New York, are be;
ing carefully watched. " ‘
WASHINGTON, Feb. ’ I.-— ‘
RuthlesSmsubmarine warfare. ins
auqurated today by Gal-many,
brings the United States face to
face with. what President , Wilton
has solemnly declared 'to be the,
only alternatlllc tore‘comit‘ion of
American rightp on the hizhsgeas
no break in diplomatic window.
with It»: occumpanyinggdm pos-
sibilities. ‘, _ ‘ . I _
Worthington awoke 'thlq morn.
m with at ahtm to a goalie: ‘
”Holman Jo bun-r.
v
5;, ...:‘nn’imnq nf humanity a“duo'vtrnctinn ‘7‘ 9.5.000 tone is ad
. er. Sussex.’~
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GLADYQ‘ c‘baonrq - .5
'I‘ION WILLIAM 30.x. * n. ..
.4 ‘ nil ” -1l- 1“"? Ueysqt Sgt-unhy
5"; Elaine
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ope ind speculation over what come of negotiations between the
might be the president’s next United States and another nation.
move toward that end, that there The new situat’on hos a"i"en.
had “been little time for delibera. and the reserved liberty of action
tion. In fact, even members of is to be used. Accordéng tJ‘l l»
the foreign relations committee‘io.‘ {urination from Teutonic sourzel
the Senate read for the first :im: here. Germany has ready iron
in morning newspapers the text 300 to 50:) submarine: ready to
of the warning note yesterday wage relentless war' upon Ship—
handed *" Ambassador Gerard at Ping in fh: PYOS'STide area, :1
Berlin and delivered to the State, great settiou of the hit}: re“
Department by Count von Bern-istretching‘ three or four hundred
storff. ' amiles from the coast of the Britt
President Wilson, upon whom ish Iole" find almost the whole of
11:5 the burden of determining the the Mediterranean Sea.
nation’s course. was alone in his , : ’
study at the White House iintil L1°Yd5 3111101135? that the
late in the night with a copydcf‘ Dutch steamer Epsilon. of 3.211
the German note. He saw no call-5 ”“3, has been sunk. The FTCW
firs, but is understood‘to have was landed. _
held several telephone confer- F0“? large Stefimfillips» thtm
ences with members of the Cabi- the appearance of wasscn‘zcr vie”-
net, and. to have sent a summons.- ”l“ and “mil” h" “m """'_
w .0.“ w M ”nose hlo'doswships, were Sightcl jan 29 0'?
friend and constant adviser on Sabl' Irland N” S' ,l‘" “FNMA“
foreign affairs. Colonel House, the nutch ”CMVhW Zl‘de’d'WE
leaving his home in' New York which arrived in New Var" ‘orlw:
after midnight, reached her: early {mm R9"?"'l9m‘ Fm“ ,lll", h";
this morning. ithat thc’shlpo pure Stoarmq I". on,
There ": everv indication thaticmmdv d'mmm.“ 7""! WI“ ”5"”!
Whatever the American Yovflqwdn‘tl‘y from Hamlin the. ‘
mcnt doe~ will be done qlfi'ckly.,5md"th°~" got the Imormsmn the-n:
Apparently i‘ in agreed that there ; were carrying ”my“; " g
are but three Causes OUCW~E Lose. to ”the world“. 'nerelmnh
handing Comm vnn Barnrtorfi h's‘shipptng m Into throunh we. :
passnorts without further ado: mun-:3 exuodud the total tott’tant‘
sending at once a warning to Ger. constructed. actordirlv to cw 5
many thn‘ who will violate Améyifi water. prepared portercl'xv hv tin
can light; at her peril. o‘- await-i United Siam: BMW” M “Ni” ‘
inz the development of the new .
starvation campaign aqainst Enh‘ Off-104653 “mm"? and 'hw‘é
land. announced to begin todale'Wlll at 2605. 07. 1-8910“ twnsl
The president liar Elven no‘lnfilThc Mt "duet!“ . ”to?!
timatiorl of 'tll'z. trend of h‘s22°°-°°° m“? or ”n“ .1, “mum“
thouvhts "inc lw. expressed i'l-lpc" "em“ N l1”: 1” “'3 total. l
credulous amazement vesttrdav.l The figurso’ _. gathered fTOTE
when informflvl of whpt'tv... ”....-llnany unofficzul nourees, but or:
ing through The Associated Press? (195131155 '5’ it" approximately (3.9"
dispat‘hea from Berlin. So far‘l'c’i' \. _ . ‘ _ y
as could be learned early,todav,1_ G113“ 3375““ 15" m We Wild"
.10 arrangement had been madetmg of Rio vessels of Ergo-39 tons:
to, hlm to 3mm”? before Comehr United State: was sz‘ond‘
Dress. a~ pg, not lostvvear to amlwith L2H vernal"- oi «6.3.000 tom.
..o-mm. *l‘r diou'ttch of ,1... Sussex, Ships buil‘. by all other countriee
V‘nfe informing Gel-mam, that implore given a: 78.7. in number ‘of‘
"$5 the Imperial government}”°4 398 tons. lapan's-eanttructlorl
whandon-d fl": Pond-vet of.snhm:l-i°f 2452659 *1?“ W3“ 3'30"? thffi‘?
7:10 Warfare without reward toifime‘ “7" 1b” O‘tttm‘. German
olfiret“
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the‘riuhts of neutrals. the lfiited,mltt7dly “30' 10"" an 'Cstim‘ate
Stat-é would he. nktiaed tb bréak: Some other figures are: Holland
oilt diplomatic relations. $203339; Italy. 53-472: waav‘
The new German warning car-5 “-0093 S'Y‘Sdffix "43.0. ,3? Frlni‘e
riesthesituationhack virtuallwm 29.4w; Denmark 3550; Spam
where it was ution the oricrinal WOOD; China. 7309"
proclamation by Germany, two‘ The CPWC “'0” ill“)
years mm of a War zone around yetryl tonnaun 9': present avoid-
the British Isles. That proclama- n3 '0 an estimate byLloyds, 1'}
tiOn called forth the lemons 48.533.°°°~ l
“St';~"" arrhnntghflffv” nofg fen-fl . w’ffl‘tf‘: has ‘l0110‘5'3d" ll‘l" C":
the United States. It was follow. ample of England and Italy in:
ed by the sinking of my Lusitania restricting meals- in restaurants.l
and 'the virtual yultimatum from
msrehan‘
Dinners in restaurants are here-
the Unit’éd States: which resultn’t rafter restricted to llors_d’0epvres
in the German pledz-einot to sink 01' SOUP. tWO other dlshes and
“liners" without warning and pro- cheese or dessert. In regard to the
Vision for the safetw of- those no two mam dishes, the bill of fare,
board: Thenmrweithe loner scrim ‘ . , J . -
of . allowed » violr'tions of thi- usually prescrtted, is confined to a
window». culminating in the attack maximum of nine. The nine con-
vmm the Chanel passrnger steam- siSt, of egg diall. two fish, three
" zr-ment andthree‘tveget‘ble.
In her 83:61 note in the Susceg :. The restrictiong have; been.
on: . Gel-many ext'ndcd be; drawn upvin conjunction with the"
Qledues to .cover all peaceful meentfil‘tee N the. “ 0 s
merchant craft. but gave notiec trades and ham: been taken in
that it who? she: termed Gnu good part by both the public and
‘Brlta’n‘o. illegal blockadé- >waS e restéurantmmmietors. Pub‘i:
maintained a nowsitnation‘umnld opinion generally recognizes the
be "Mend. in “""Evtk «he would "2a impel-tattoo of Stopping the waste
serve full libenv-‘of‘action. The inlaid. , ,( .
exphanzes Cln‘fed with the Unitedi : .The deer". has; hgen ormtedm
States ”Kw“? the new langtF-t
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‘ PREPARED WHEN AND WHERE YOU LIKE, AT A
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Price in Februarytlnly $4.98
i Regal: r Value $6.50
IT WAS FDUR DEGREES OF HEAT; AND CAN
BE REGULATED TO THE UTMOST REFRJNGE—
MENT OF TEMPERATURE FOR EACH ‘COOKING ,
OPERATION.
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STAMP SPECIALS
:00 Stamps with I can Baking Powder . . . . . . . 59¢
20 Stamps with I can AKIP Cocoa .. . . . . .. ....... 20¢
l0 Stamps with I can Spices 13¢
10 StampS‘with I pkg. Tapioca . .. . ........... . ..... 1 ¢
10 Stamps with I pkg; Barley ., ........... .-...101:
In Stamps with I/pkg. Jell; Powder . .- . .- 10¢
:0 Stamps with 1 bottle Ammonizy .................... 10¢
Io Stamp-3 with I bottle Bluing ............ _. .. ....103.‘
to Stamps with I pkg. Con Starch . ............... 10¢ ,
lo Stamps with I can Hand Soap . ........... ,. . 10¢ ,
-Io Stamps with 1 pkg. Masaroni ........ 10¢}
n) Stamps with I pkg. Spaghetti .......... .--. 10¢
10 Stamps with I can Lye . ....................... 106'!
m Stamps with I can U lOl'idc Lime ........... p .. 10¢
IO Stamps with I pkg. )Drg Crackers .... . . THW.‘
to Stamps with I bottle Fxtracts . 10¢
to Stamps wfth I can Klfen Sure: ................. 2. 7’:
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gers must submit bills of {are lot
luncheon to the police truth-critical
not later than to o‘clock In 2118'
PUT A pL'ASTER ON YOUR
BACK .
Yen can get plenty cl rrral
day and for dinner not later than agony and snficring outgi a 2nme~ '
back.
5 o'clock, and must hang up a , - _
You. can get quick relief for a
copy of the regulations in a con-g
spicuous place. .. <
The restrictions include an ab- fresh, powerful Bella Donna
solute prohibition of puddings and Plaster or 2 Strengthening “Bast-j
anorder to economize flour, milk. er.
eggs, sugar and vegetables. Salads! We sell all the regulation plast-
rcunt as course: unless served on
the oamc plate with meat. Albert
“"M‘ Q-~"-i‘-tcnce, said'iu cgard
to the decree: ,, _ . p ‘
I “We: have got to think of the pain.“ Haters for baekac‘ne, lud-
future. The {no Situation is not neygs, chest cold, coughs, cums,
grave at present, but. importa-uand for bandagmg cuts.
l
tions may be subjectAo delay and . ‘
t H. A. MEAD
our home production may meet
DRUGGlSl‘
unseen accidents. It‘ll; a questioni
of holding out.‘ That is whv we} 8 North Maingtl'cet
. x
’som NORW-ALK. ‘
i toth: sea! of trouble will "dig in”
,y
are“, taking at Once precautions:
which, “without; incommodinq the}
public, will'enable ”us to reall‘zel
appreciable economy.” . "
Rllsé‘ian troops in two settle-rill
ttioll: plane Err-darkness." says the
out SuCce‘ssfulolIensive move: , mm, “the
merits, advancing at one’ point
e
lame bank by applying ‘a good,- ‘
crew—for appliéat‘ton'tnv any part p
of the: body. Full straight/fresh
Claville. Under Secretary for Ida-300,10“,- plasters applied directly
land quickly relieve ‘tlfi: ache and‘ 5
null; or the engagelmh’wmi‘h
3 Cam. L
infindez’s'ha‘t, the V459 purebred .
tenet of the river Aa.‘ for about a
mile. the Russian WarJOl air-has
annopnCed. Counter Oftenswes
a full hit an the bridge. xThc “919-:
minder of the flotilla, Captain of;
Vowet‘ie lax Schultz. Wis killed ~
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