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VOL. 23. NO. 68
: FEDERAL COHT
qame cimbt
1. SEMI-WEEKLY.
ROL r THE G(
IINFC Tie followlne
LA!$CAS
DVERNOR'S FROC'LAMATIO
nrnfljl mnflnn W?o : 1
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TER, S. C., FRIDAY, JUNE
MILLION
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14, 1918.
IMERICANS [WAR SI
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fAMP SALES |FRENl
K ' ' *
* . * 4'' * * V
ION $2.00 A YEAR
CH HOLDING
UvrlTlJU UUU1YI
> - '
v
Others Not Desired V
to Shift for Them:
After January
NO GENERAL AGR1
LiIHUlJ Manning:
Whereas, the L
Savings plan as one
\ ill Have against the barbaro
selves rafety and indepeiul
"Whereas, eitln
* of Its customary cot
men must lack equ
?EMEN1 l ot ,K' Illainla'ned a
r. n uo i CV.CUII) 1HDUVU
Inlted States Government Is relyin;
of the most powerful weapons
us German military power which
ence of the free nations of the wot
er the civilian population must den
nforts and luxuries, or else the nat
Ipment and supplies. without whi
gainst the enemy, as there :ir<?
MJUN bU
s on the War
it can wield
threatens the Secretary Hal
1(l' of Fighting
iy itself some
ion's fighting I'ass 1
ch they cannnt
u 11 fflnioitt . .
110 FRANCE CAMP,
ker Says Figure Lancaster
Men Will Soon Total All
hat Mark.
AIGN IS BEGUN E^
County Must liaise America
otmont in Cash or the
Pledges.
IEMY IN CHECK
n Troops Thrown Into
Fray and Are Not
Routed.
w e
"Where Short Lines
Taken Over Governn
Lend Aid in Opem
Maintenance.
labor, material ar.d
ply the normal peac<
Are Not extra demand ra
* wu which we have pledj
1ent VVl" "Whereas, the
ition and ured up to the need?
to their loyalty and
t "Whereas, the
government as one
manufacturing facilities in this ro
e demand, and at the same time nu
LUsed by the war for freedom and
?ed our blood, fortune and honor;
people of South Carolina have 11101
i of the day and hour in every otliei
their patriotism;
sale of War Savings Stamps is pro
of the main sources of revenue t<
,,u INUW EXCE
untry to supset
the Rinanhumantty
in General March
e than meas- Will Not
appeal made Policy of Sei
as Possible.
moted by the
) provide the
EDIN(; 700,000 DISTRICTS
i Says Submarines The Camp
Affect America's and Will
ruling Men as Fast During \
Must lie
; ARE ORGANIZED ALLIES
aign Regan Today Germans
Run I'ntil June 28. vance
Vhich Time $567,100 ]\iery
Sold. and A
t^>
REPULSE ATTACKS ^
* Are Silent on the Adof
the Allies East of
and the Genlis Wood
long Aronde River.
Washington, June la
!ng recent eorregpondenc
Director General of Rail
Adoo and Senator Simmoi
ber of senators represent
eastern states held a con ft
yestefday over the short lii
crieis and these developui
out: ,
?Follow means of carrying o
e between luxuries and comfo
roads Mc sailors, and we mua
as a nam- ing for victory;
Ing south- "Now, therefor
;renee here of South Carolina, (
ae railroad time commencing Fs
ents <*ame Savings Weeks in S
of this State to join
U7n.. ni
n the war, and our people must dei
rts for the benefit of our valiant
it co-operate fully with our sister i
e, I. Richard I. Manning, Governor
lo hereby proclaim and set apart t
"idr.y, June 14. and culminating Jui
outh Carolina; and I now call up<
in the nation-wide rally to promot
ly themselves West Point, N
soldiers and than 1.000,000
States in sav- men will he in
the near 'future
' of the State Baker in an achl
hat period of graduates of tlx
le 28, as War tary academy.
>n the people Supplementing
e the sales of r.ouncement in
. Y., Junp 13.?More The War
American lighting formally hog
service in France In lo('a>'? the <'
. declared Secretary an<' a"
ress yesterday to 137 nien,s have
3 United States niili- "'"Kanizjition
I'. Jones, rh;i
* . tor in each si
? his recent anWaahl?,.??
?f ,heS? t"gC
Savings campaign was
un in Lancaster county
unity being well organ- . Th'' Fr
nroiii?ir.?... the east I
pietitninary arrangebeen
completed. The ?' ,Noyon
of the county by C'has. *pnt w??
lirinan. includes a direc- <>'08e,y pr
chool district, the names cordln* 1
ther with each district's munlca,it
,
v
(Wednesday.)
ench forces operating on
tank of the Oise river south
have evacuated the Carled
and the Germans are '*
f
-easing them southward, aco
the German official cora>n
Wednesday. Tb - com-'
X lie IUIIM'iHI nUUllIllBll
poses to* treat each short
vidually and cannot make
agreement covering all tl
roaiiB. *
i, Souie of the very small
* shift for themselves afte
1, T919.
Certain short lines tlia
i trolled hv the trunk lines
(ILIUM |11 w- "Ml I^IIVIIIKM niunip
line indi shall he no man or
a general pledge to economize
ae smaller possible of the ensu
all South C'aroliniar
lines must nni women, white ;
r January earners, farmers, ch
uals, classes and o
t nre con- efforts as well as th
will ho cessful."
s so mat by the close of Friday, J
woman in this State who will not 1
during the present*year and inve?
ing savings in War Savings Stamps
is to respond loyally to this war n
ind black, professional and busine;
urches, fraternal societies and all <
ther organizations?and to lend t
leir influence toward making this c
line 28. there United States
have signed a 700.000 in nui
it as much as barked on Fren
I call upon told the cadets,
leasure-?men speculate that 1
ss mVn. wage the 1,000,000 rr
other Individ- Gen. Peyton <
heir personal staff, said that r
ampalgn sue- raiding German
troops, "exceedin?: f'UOta havin|
Tiber." have diseni- * RWR Tues<h
eh soil the secretary rt,reptor8
"it is not unfair to ?f U,e H,lze
?re will shortly pass np',oin,e(1 p
i;,^ .. every inhahii
March, chief of ?The np,,or
-either the menace of tI,"lirl?? is 1
submarines off thn 1,1 ,lu all<
i? boon printed in The 111,1 n'oa,ic
u.v of last week. The rit?ry on
e called mass meetings nver- ne
ns of their district and ,he stroai
ommittees to solicit ,roopslant.
white and colored. Now lie
tionment for the several ,ront fro1
liased upon population ,he r<
>tment is $20 for each f'.!a,me m
in also asserts that the terthe
opposite side of the
ar where the Matz ^ntera . v y
11, lias been cleared o'Fif Hiqd, ?
, ^
re else along the battle
at running from Montdidlev
>gion around Noyon is any
ade to further advances by
JtM tained under govemmen
and operated along with
lines. 4.
. Where thle latter situi
not exist the government
to turn t^e short lines ovi
owners artifl cf),-opernte wtt
jpperatlon, but the goverr
not guarantee compensatio
t
conttA>l I
the trunk
MRS. SPRINGS SP1
atlon does
Ib wiiunc * TO COLUMIJ]
or to their
h thorn in |nvjte<j to of
iment will
n or flnan- 'n City t
SAKS CAROLINA CAI>
IA WOMEN FILING THl
Civic Iciiku^ Two fJive Notice ol
o Muko UtilM?r House \V
Atlantic coast,
Rains of the en
?????? front, will after
JDIDATES sendiiiR men tc
IMij i?, FnrPG shi,,s can rarry
1 L?kIM*ES tion was that f
? whose members
' Seeking Seat in a yea
cause of the
llllo l/i.w. 4 ?
nor the territorial ",an- ^oman
emy on the western I*his (.
t America's policy of ' "" S<1''
. France as fast as l?
them. The gradua- ' hut onl
>f the class of 1919, ' X,H>< ted ,()
were awarded their <,,r<ls- a fac!
r ahead of time be- 'ound on th
urgent demand of Sert,on" of <
and child in the conn- "1G Gerni
impaign is Inaugurated ,!1,eat oor
of the total amount ap- enen,y e
ILancaster county, ''"Kaged i
y 20 per cent of this is n>n(h a
l>c paid in cash, pledge amortp
simile of which may he *S() Ine
e "War Savings Stamps ,nunicati?
tliis paper, have been so vanced tj
ians. On the contrary, theniminiratlon
shows that the.
very where has been busily
In attempts.to hold back the ?
ind other allied troops,
tent sorr^ Americans. 1
ntion Is made in the jpin-i
)u ot."^ho .allies a^j
ftrt ffont east" o. ^^ry antij
clal aid.
An ame/i^ment to the rs
will be proposed postpon
lw.uar>' 1. 1919, the dm
t a' n> ?.?.
B^vprnnre of relation bt
railroad administrations
roads jlfft are to be discan
Compromise the Rest
The senators seem to-"l
Address.
lilroad law
ilnjt until
e for the The State of Wedne
'tween the Mrs. Leroy Springs
and the president of the South
[led. eratlon of Women's c
Thing. talk to the Columbia
feink that yesterday by specli
Aspirants for <
?day: Columbia, S. C.
of Lancaster, following candidate
Carolina Fed- Pledges with the s
lul.s, made a l,P to and includin
Civic League For I'nited Stat.
tl invitation, HIease nf fnlnmhi.
trained officers.
Jovernorslilp. Secretary Hal
diplomas, told
were destined t(
June 13.?Tliejjj.p the armies
? have tiled their I vict orious peaci
secretary of stat; "11S officers
>K today: (you will prepnn
?s senate: C. L. I ready for anot
, ??.i i> '
arranged th
Hi a nips may
ter. who awarded the month from
the graduates they j,, i,e paid f
> have a part in lead- stanre. one
of the nation to a stamps; pay
e. "After that." he ,pe remalnd
i of the regular army, ^vlst, Septen
e not for war. hut be |)Pr an(| i)p<<
her war if anybody |
at a given number of ine uenii
be purchased each v'olent G
now until December 31, Aronde r
or when taken. For In- an(l Antl
may pledge for $inn {? mention
*-<> in cash and divide r*otwiths1
!er through July, ,\u- te,nPt?. 1
aber, October, Novem- snutl1 of
?mber. The di
a wood or of the repulse ofl
ermun attacks alone the]
lver and at the Lnges farm .
leull. Neither is there any
of the fact that the enemy, \
[ending htfc numerous at- /
ias been unable to debouch
the Matz river. * i
apatclT asserted that all the .
-the best thinir ohtainnb'
abort lino problem Is n cc
| Undoubtedly son e of those
have to shift foi' tbemac
i era will continue under r
operation and control. If
plain that the sovt rnmon
Intend to operate a short
ertv that has been lostlne
le In the bringing to the Colu
impromise. much of the inspiratio
roads will 'ion which she had gaii
ot" Springs biennial. Nei
ovemmont the theme of her add
was made work and speaking of t
t does not 000,000 organized club
line prop- to answer the various
money, al- emphasis upon the vain
mbia women man, of Trenton
n and suggcs- For governor: ,I<
u*d at th*' Hot of Henncttsville; J?
t'dless to say champs, of Hock
ress was war c toper, of Laurens
he power of 2, pies, of Barnwell, J
women ready pan of Columbia,
calls, she laid For secretary of
e of cO"opera-'| |Unb. ? "
,, > w. iv. i in- wants to make
(incumbent). N1r Baker dot
>hn !j. McLaurie States became i
?Fin Madison Pes- "Germany tried
Hill; Robert A. human happine
; Thomas H. I'oo- w?? call th?' thei
ind John T. Dun
MOTHER SH
state: William WITH TH
I ? suTipaign
it." j opened in t
dared that the United I block reeent
a belligerent because. j., the Red
to crush individual chairman .!<
ss and liberty which ()<rectors to
nry of democracy." hooks a-" soi
? bead?ntartert
II* MAY HE directors to
|K ?nt\ltlMVPc ?h
Headquarters will be tllldCKS ?
he room in the Springs iePl,l*ed.
lv used as headquarters heavy oa:
( ross drive. Countv uuoi
>nos requests all district Genpral
turn in their pledge risen t()
mi as filled to campaign It has
*. Me also requests the sition of
mail him immediately vrest ban
i trie allied forces have been <
and that they suffered
*ua!ties, It is declared that i
her of prisoners taken by w
von Ilutlor's \aruiy has nov
more than 1:1,000. T *
been admitted that the potho
defending line on the
k of the Oise river, was ti
tnougn it cxpp'-ts to rendo
sistanre to tho^dlsParded li
assistance may romp throi
division of freight and
rates and the supply of
transportation equipment.
Senator Simmons issiie
lowing statement after tl
ence:
r some as- tion and the necessity
inoR. This individual to find the
ugh a fair clent union,
passenger placing the camp ad
necessary the most important wai
men she told of a nc
d the fol- had .been developed at
he confer- ?that of teaching dr
the soldiers. She said
. ????? i\n i'U>r, III I (
of losing the bentJ
s strong, etfiFor
attorney gei
Sap p. of Lancaster
lvities among ????.? , ,
Wolfe, of Anderson
r work of wo?
Idea which Por Htate 8Uperi
the biennial fation: John E- S'
awing among "m,b,a' and
it had been I,ar,"^,on
mimnia (lncumnneral:
Claud N "f Pil
, and Samuel M l-nrue Sir
' I
ntendent of edu- _
ivearingen, of Co- x. , ,, ?
_ ^ . Norfolk, Va.t
r lv Hector, of ... .
of the Anierlcar
R 1a orrlvlnf*
iivii>rjn ........ a
tiers of com
iiar Mel llio Tell of a *'r Jonf's !1
merits will \
ai.ier Will, the any (Iistrjct
'-Boat. i'- Withersp
committee, c
t?_? , o 0 . chairman ru
June 13.?Survivors .
i freighter Pinar Del ' " ?P'
ivt.A \a A ?. I'lrtfh
mil iimiM'ssiN oi mem- iibiirate i
mi tires in their district. the Germ
Iso states that arrange- to the w
>e made for speakers in through
upon application to J. opposite
ioon, chairman speakers 'V would
?r Itev. W. S. Patterson. t< glc reti
Inisterial speakers com- he ent
Southv
.|n? < 111 V. - .1
>nc, vowing to the Capture by
ians ot' the outflanking hills ,
est, anil a successful rtrlye.
the <'arlepont wood on the |
siile ot the stream seeiuinghaVe
necessitated a 8trti-\ *
reat If the troops were not.
,1'rely rut off. , *>
est of Montdidier, wh^-e v
in |iuriiu?aci)'in me sr
mode by Sehmtor Simmon'
rertor General of Railroad
Jmlge Payne met this i
delegation of southern sen
elstinp of Senators Rank
derwood,. Simmons. Overr
dall. Smith, of South Carol
. of Georgia and" Sheppard
* Tllirnnao nf illttr?it<iiiln<r Hi
THngenieni brought put that not 01
* \vith T>1- training be a benefit an
s McAdoo, f0 the soldiers but it
norning ft assistance to the wome
ators con- rloua campaigns ami
head. Un- when the student artist
nan, Han the posters and public!
Ina, Smith |end their art as a patrl
t. for the made a plea for cduc
nly would the Ir?r railroad com
id a diversion A' N'chardson, of
would be an |,Vwe"' ot Columbia
n in their va- ?r vvalterboro.
I enterprises Cor congress: 1
Ls could draw C. Stevenson, of <
ity cards and l,ent); first distr
otic aid. She Whaley, of Char
atlonal work, bent); second dlst
mlssioner: Albert q t sajfi the CJerr
Columbia; J. T. aap)< their vess
, and I). L. Smith oast af <'ape i
morning, after a
Mfth district. W than an hour,
""heraw (incum- a large steamer
let, Richard S. to be a "mothe
leston, (incum asserted that af
riot, James F. sent down bv ei
?*? 11 cjin .nanien, i\
nan submarine which i:i fhis ran>n
Pi 110 miles north FO,d in ,hal
Ienry last Saturday inpr fo rais<
stern chase of more ln <a?l
was accompanied by '0'm,r>t.
which they believed Addresses
r ship." They also lowing times
ter their vessel was Hip speak
unflro f>i<? I ter. Othar r
. ?iii ut! Riven credit <" * aiuet
algn for stamps already '?*?t com
district, the purpose he- Rains agi
? during the campaign troops h
1 or pledges the total al- r>ay, bu
branch of
will be made at the fol- not ^
and places, the names To th?
ers to be announced la- Germans
i 'forces on Tuesday In vlcv- v
ater-attacks made notable *
ainst the enemy, American j
nve boen thrown into the ?
it how many or to what'
' the service they belong has.
een Indicated.
$ s
? north of Montdjdier tho
several times have tried to '
ment's attitude toward
railroads.
"After a full exchange
Judge Payne expressed U
T that the proposition mad
convention of reprenentnth
* Bhort line railroads woui
reptable as a solution of t
versy. iL^Jt '
v reminding her hearoi
short line (Carolina's backwardnes
gpect; she called atte
of views faC( that public health
ie opinion ireted in this State, i
e by the being found in the nil
res of the rejected by the army <
Id be ?c- physical unfitness, and
he contro- (be women to lend the
rs of South Byrnes, of Aiken (
is In this re- *?eorKe L. Toole, of
ntion to the triot, Fred N. Domi
has been nog- ry (incumbent), ar
proof of this of Abbeville: fourth
mber of men Nioholls, of Spart;
>n account of hpnt) ,
sh* pled with For solicitor:
ir efforts and Frank A McLeod. <
Incumbent), and ble sank two A
Aiken: third 4is- sels.
nick, of Newber- Walter II. Bu
?d Wyatt Aiken. engineer of the
i district. Snm J. scribed the crat
an burp; (incum- submarine as a i
cross tons, witl
Third circuit, nmidship. She \
raf Sumter (in- stood some two
merican sailing ves- *)P vialted by
Oak Hill,
rrows, first assistant Pleasant 1
Pinar Pel Ttio, do- p. m>
t accompanying the Plea8ant
tressel of about m
1 a single funnel,
cas pafntocl grey and I
or three miles in tho SAII^OR I)
in me county will arive oul
speakers next week: village ol
Saturday, 4. p. m. they havt
/alley, Saturday, 8:30 ?f 40 0<
revolver
Hill. Saturday. 8:30
Germans
against t
P^t'DIlirC! /~v v r* k.. _i-.
t the Americana from the/
" Cantljcny, but each time , \
> been repulaed. One party ^ "
-rmana was routed by the ^
lire of the defenders ht the
* * i>1'
eat of Chateau T#ierry thf'v
have thrown Ave divisional
he Americans,'fiphting side
"The basis of thin proj
that these lines should be t
., by the government and oj
^ tfte company under Its
without an$ guarantee by
eminent as t%L rompensai
, Augend V>?Jlr<>n?t A
In order to caVrv out th<
ment, wibch saems to be si
uiiiuence toward fin IIT1
maition is ftiin direction; she bcRu
nken ove> be not neplected in this
lertted by that it rather he used f
direction a;id diversion of the
the kov- m,uiHe the necessity of
tion." vatlon was stressed an
ct. were urged to abstain
b arrange- during this wa,r time;
stlsfaetorv /.iniiu ? >??-' *
provement in cumbent), and L K
ed thai music ter; twelfth elreu't.
war time but Marion (incumbent,
or the benefit Commigsionei of
soldiers. Of meree and Industrii
'ood ronser- son. of Dorchester.
d the women
from luxuries TRIM MIX SON .
and an espe AT JArKflnf
Wood, of Sum- offlng while the
\j. M. CJaa<|ue, of Rio. When the
) down, the aubn
agriculture, com- vesae! in internn
ea, W. I). (larri- me,'' nnrl the lTatearned
away
According to
ARRESTED flrRt of the aailii
Jvii i i? i."i A ,h?' wbmarlM
submarine sank the Qj? rp}|]
American craft went
larine signalled the
itionnl code, "follow "eld Pri* one
boat and her consort ship Was ?
the survivors, the ttn<? '
rig craft attacked hv
after she had de
. . . r 11IV Hill*? NN
~ a avail />
3 LARGE I'-ltOATS 1(.,,ipture
? went for
r Heveral Diijh After South <
been flert
nunk?3"0 l'eet I/ong gtQn of
Carries 75 Men. Commas
through i
??
nn the French, but without 4
ittemptB hv the enemy to^
the village of Boure^^i
naught. ^H| ^4
r>f the Aifne river there h**
fighting down to the >^1^
Villers Cotterta, w.here t^HfJ
nre attempting to h\ |JBJ?/
ind bring their west |j||{
all around, It Is underat
* ? will have to be a alight a
to/?h?r railroad act, which 11
v afoqAJtafittor Smith of Sn
<rUjja, chairman of the aei
fltfityw^on interstate comr
3^SirtKjoe report to the aeni
rforlnhf a Joint resolution i
< It la assured can be prompi
, cm uooi upyeHi \
ood there the upholding of cor
mendment through the chaperoi
t Is under- young soldiers and the
uth Cam- Mrg> Springs Is a spl
nate com- Cresting speaker and
nerce will gave SUB talked attentio
ite tn the her tallL _
and which r ?
tly passed
vhs mane ror
nmunlty M
ling of the Former Columbia
K'r's- / leged to Have.
Irited and inher
aiylience
n throughout .
* * ?
Cotuinbia, 8. C.,
Crlm Miiunn
, , - ' - 'I ? * </ ?. strnypd the Hio
? the second was
City (Vffictol Al- ,;new ,h,nK ?'
two crews, hut
i Defaulted men wero allov
>.57. umall boata as w
3:1 men of the 1
? William \j. Cli
June IS.?O. pfrvea, who aald
Newport 1
was a ship, which
a schooner. The. ?ne ?r lhe
' to the fate of the *^e Atlan
assumed thart the lorg. carries
>ed to take to the 7 5 men and 1
rere the captain and belt of armo
Rio's crew. according to
nrk. of the naval re- injj shio iOdi
he was aboard the a submarine
Sews. Va.f June 13.? tha77he
prman U-boats operating severe on
tic coast is 350 feet Cutrjr am
two six-inch guns and ,her (,Pta
s protected with a heav.? In the
r above the water line, ^ave ^cei
a seaman from the sail- ' ?
la, which was sunk b> V
PW^ntlw '? * 1,1
mwjtru lorapeiflhe. '^xop IIr W
combats were' particular || ?
the front of Dommie. I
I south of Amblen. no (v I \
its are available. !jj
other war theaters a 1
1 no noteworthy r |"
ARTLINA
Hoke Smith, o
r Georgia, AVIATION LH^rrKNA
ideavorlng KILLKD IN A1
R" of the With tho Amerlcai
ent, made halloa, June 13.?Lie
h aaya; Kar Lawrence, of Chic*
?or Gen- ^^^^^ane.^cryhed f
NT IS clerk and treasurei
V AtVIORNT Columb^.. who is al
i Army In faulted with $19.12
utcnant Ed* funds and who , hn
igo, flying In since Api(il 27, is
rom an alif- Jacksonville. Pla..
last Wodnes- formation \ received
the front. He Mixeon's efjrpreheai
known by} John
j anni nitt II \ 'iy|Rlo in training
of the city of officer on a mere
leged to hare de- that the aubmarl
<1.67 of the city the Rio before t
Lft been miK&in* "stopped,
under arreet at Both Burro**
according to In- submarine was
1? Columbia, I with what appe?
lion wan made! inch calibre rlfljj
W Rlrh*-*-"- I - ?
for service as an prisoner on
hant vessel. asserted several days
Ine flred six shots at The seaman,
he American craft ed with a m
could talk 9^
and riark said the od that the I
about 280 feet ionic latere about
tred to be about six Kdna was si
f mounted fore and told him, he
,. nnu wan neio ,vl
the underwater crart Oolumt
after his ship was sunk, period ti?
a Swede, says he talk- 22. inclui
ember of thfe crew who clasaifloat
wedlsh and was Inform- Una, aeec
F-boat had been in these by the st
10 drya before the quarters
ink. The German also sirueta all
said. that ??
to jj
hejr*. The butlatin -? '
1 local boards t& Mijm
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a
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client U not chief of ttV Columfc
1 - 4?
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. 1,11 - i btt rne u-r>oa
^ta police depart I painted a llstht a
ithar and i
t, th*y Raid, wan j n^OTRlble woi
;rev and appearA to i mluto U-boat
i?a
...v ?uv-..umiuj( i
old be relieved by an- iftveatipat!
^ifl??r It hud operated d?-ferr*<0, <
io, an<T make at-*
k>a of ?1! regiRtra*
cation *
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