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"a ,l,hom il nan Concern.

.,z.t,opv,TIoN WANTED of Mrs IIc;a P II igs
NEF NIL Nh IaIe Of YOnkers. N y Leave "''N
Mes, zO'n'% ,TI0Y WANTED-lf this should
INFORMA 10y Ihr or solomon Hines, nsI ~
meet the eve OF 30 Hines who left London IN ,rI
sons OF Esther Caroline THOMAS WOODW ARD CoheOiu
NeW. ilaVen.
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citramboats ano Railroads..

o,-~---,,,pv POWELL. for West Point, COIi-
NAL hennTg Pdnrhkeepsie Rondou and kiRfs' s,.
L. W III trsnsons formerly s. NNccote Leaves
burg ane i3rV NJ S.lS and 22d-st at $50 Z m 'o'
Ne pac kdreJc win evening trains ior INC
,GBANY BOATS, PEOPLES 1-;S r, L5H loot GiI OF
hDktM An~ WEEK DAY ats p m. oonhec ulS q. AZ
canals Ssy' morning exceDteD with trains hof'n' "S
andeast ct 10 Albany and return 1000 80 ~
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NOIORADO.

COLORADO, CT r,rr MIME.
- uoint, in NEBRASKA. UIAH MY
AIUi'S nHTOTA MINNESOTA and tho NUM- L.
W. w. are T.ae he'd direct from CHICAGO va az
CrICAGo AND NORrhWksrEKN, az Ry hetveen
. - from TWO 10 trans daily c'cA wy TnS,t.
II TUE 1in and urOmnent Western points -. -
IInNs IMPERIAL PALACE DIM" RIM on ALI OF its
Cm'as and night trains For rates Of iaIe anu o'0 .ai
s-,onappiy by le,tsrDeln person W az 0''''
agent OF TO L. Tasey AGENT AIS broadway New OK
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Steamboats anS Railroads.

LBANY DAY BOATS.-Albany and {. Vib-
N bari-Daily Sunday excepted leave Vesryst Pier
S3h ami w 22dst at q a. m brooklyn by Annex nj M
landing at Nvack Ferry West Point Newbrg POughkeep
Catsk, and Hudson. Connecting at Albany
with trains for the NORTH and WEST and Special
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FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND TIE EAsI.

FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND TIE ia - --
Tho host route to MARrHAS VINEYARD NANlCO'
1rT CAPE COP RESORTS WHITE MoUNIAlN9'
1,oTNT DESERT and al principal cities inland ana SeA
shore resorts Of New-kng ana ahd 'hV l'V''"NN''
INC mammoth palace steamers ~
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
- ,-o,, Work daily Sundays included at $50 p m
i pier - \ r. foot of NuTray-st Connection VIA AhucA
ioaf rom Brooklyn =. m. Jersey Citt p H.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
, svcnipg during the season OF pleasure travel by
tNerlindid bands and orchestraS attached to these
steamers . go, ,,oh,,s rest five morn ne trains 10
=, .a5 sbort rail ride ttimc seventy-hve mlnutcsJ
NEWPORT LINE,
FOR NEWPORT, r. 1, DIRECT
peopepng Tor the summer season. commencing Monday
lime H. magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
r,l leave NewYork daily sundays excepted, at p II
frun PIER -, North River,
These steamers make their Eastern terminus al Newport
a5rke and SatclOoms for both lines may be secured AT
ali nncpa hotels transfer and ticket Offices, at the once
on PIER %, and steamers
sFND FOR LIST OF TOURS AND EXCURSIONS
FREE on APPLICATION.
BORDEN & LOWELL, GEORGE - CONNOk'
Agents GEM fass' agent
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DALTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
VIA PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore and Washing ton.


On and after NAV o. the magnificent Passenger Trains
Pcnnsy Railroad Depot foot of Cortandts
p M except sundays parlor attached arrives Wash
ng0G $40 % Mgn aT roUgS To Cincinnati M
p m daily Fast Line arrives Washington 225 M Gin
cnnati $50 Chicago 500 m and ST. Louis $50
H. o. palace sleepers and day coaches though to Cincinnati
IL O'Clock light daily arrives at Washington $50 m Day
and day coaches through to Cincinnati.
arrive from the Vest al G5o nm $50 PO M and loo
Tickets and Seepg perths secured and 6agsage called
broadway and at ali the offices OF the pennsylvania Railroad
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Nstation in New.York, foot of Liperty.st Station in
HSs %oy ISL 'f TsVc NeT9ork
$50 mfor bennington, iIish Bridge Branch EsstOn,
s45 a. m|For Pennington. High Bridge Branch Easton,
Allentown Reading. Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk. Williams
p nj For Remington Easton allentown Reading
ris0arr, Maueh Chunk, Hazleton. wikesearre &c a,o
sS HG$SS HESaSS EessoG &C.
$50 For Easton Allentown, Reading, Harrisburg,
SUNDAY trains eays a 8t5 for Bond Brook
For Newsrk at 5i5, CIs; Gas. 7:l5, $50 $40 $50
$50 3 $50 400 5s 5i5, GID, $50, Z, 1880
10 local points time tables stations.
For segaren at ., 81 a m, 70 M; T. eP;m.
For For F FFesno AnSoy I! O. M % = A. I"
For keyport at =. S:l5 q. ~. IL M, 2. /, On.
NEW-Y YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New-YOTk from station &. X. X OF ~ j.
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Greensts at I'D y 40 lID
13O, 1, $50 Z L y. on sunday M $40 a M 3:O
For Berks-sts, at 7I5, ll;l5 1870.
| 4.30 $50, p IN. ON sunday at S:i5 a.
For Trenton. 7;l5 $50, lbs. M 40 l. 45O, 5:3O Z,
| - III. On sunday, S:45 a. $50. Il p.
Return tIains leave Philadelphia for New York:
From stations Pha and Beading K r., Ninth and Green
sts at 30 $50 $780, IL ll5, 34j 54O $40, IL p H.
| On sunday, at $50 a. m $50. IL p H. 1900
From Third and Bcrkssts at DO S:20 y. . a. M l. o1O
d a. IN.
From Trenton lbs G:2U SOB 9:05, 1908, l, l:3l MI
4:2j 6:24 7:2s II. sunday 1873. 9lSa M. 6:l5 p. NJ
| PULLMAN PARLOR CARS are attached 10 day trains
| aud SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from New
| York aud Philadelphia.
| Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey City. 800 $3.50
Of Lbertyst., Nos 239, 26l 4Ol
9i. 95 23 Broadway. and at the principal hotels Nos
and COurt-st. Annex ONCE, Jewels Wharf Brooklyn
y. Y Transfer Company will call Tor and check baggage
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
| Commencing June l. 1882.
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER s, y. r.,
FOOT RECrOR-ST:
For Highlands. Seabright, Monmouth Bnach ana Long
Hranch. o3u 1919 $780, $40, 44O p H.; sundays ~
| a
FOR Atlantic Highlands lO:l5 m; 1870 3i5 4:45 p
For ocean Grove Point Pleasant, &C. 1919 a. H.; $40.
| i:45 p.
For Writings Atlantic City Nntand and all stations to
| VIA RED IAN K-From foot Libertyst 81 a. for
| Barncgat. &C; p. for Lake
wood Toms River Atlantic Cly ana Ill STATIONS 10 Bay
side; 4 p. IN. for Lakewood. Toms River Barnega &C
| n. Agent
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
ooTRAISS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND . on SUN
~ LAY 3 STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA, 2IN
~ NEW YORK.
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NORWICH LINE

NORN ICH LINE
~ TO Boston Worcester Nashua Portland AM tbs Last
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception tho most elegant OOIt Oh ina 5oQn and
efaVO-Ite CITY or y IN lbtth.
leave Pier 40, North River foot u Wdttssk, next pier
atOfc DcsbrossosSt Ferry ay oHcep sun lays. AZ pm
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVIB RAILROAD commencing June 3, lsS2
through ttans viii leave Grand Central Depot:
a Northern Express " Rochester
AOnLTtSl. with drawing room cars
$40 Spcc l. press for Chicago daily stOpp ng only
81 Albany SyHcUso Rochester Bu1ao LTc Cleveland and
GOcdo
lD3o M Chcaro lypTcas. drawingrcom cars 10 Canaan.
GAigua Rochester AID BuE4.O.
ii a " Albany and Troy with 10 Cticd
hefstJga, GlCus Falls and Iutland
$50 y. N, saratoga sPesial arrives r.
D. IN, Accommodation ~ Albany and Troy.
81 Louis LXprss, WIih sleeping for ST. Louis
runi1g through every day III tie weeh, also Niagara EaI
Buffalo and TO.cdo.
ESQ p LHpross WITH sleepngc1rs syracuse and 10
Auburn Road. also 20 Montreal, except g sunday
J. ID. Pacific tA4Ic>s daily, with ,lccpiug.cars for
Rochester. BuatO, Cleveland IOCdo. Detroit and Chicago
II y Night Express, With SIC puS cars " Albany and
Troy
Tickets sale at No Bowling Grcea 2j2 and Ala Broad.
way and al estcots Express Oces Ia. place ana 7sj
AID az Broadway, NcW-1 Crk and 800 ashingr
BROOKLYN. J. NJ. TOULEl. Gen. Supt {. q. MEEKEH,
GtI PA ent Aeon
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Gonses au0 Rooms Wante1.

4 SMALL family desire to rent for three or
n four months small furnished country place within from
hours ride VI tho city Ncwlork Conneetcut
preferred Address with iull particulars, amount 81
&c, THOMPSON, Tribune Uptown once. L.SNhroadg Az.
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PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
, CeAnCC ing with Providence Worcester RR
loI al POINTS NORTH and EAST via WORCESTER
III. entirely Dc" anu p3latia steamer abode ISLAND
o. hond4Ys, Wednesdays and Fridays, the favOrte
Feamer MASSACHUSETTS on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays viii leayeat
5p. IN. from Per % y. r.. foot OF Warren-st.
Connections made at Providence, Via T. & W X T.
O. Worcester and all Northern. Eastern aud White
AounLlu points Tickets Tor sale at principal ticket
9Accs satOOms secured NJ Offices Of Ne-tcOt Express
o. al A.0r House Nos. 2O1, 3Sl, 3J7 AL BROAD
way and at Filth Avenue aud Windsor Hool ticket Offices
L-IL \
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NEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
~ VIA SANDY HOOK.
Commencing June !, 1882.
NEW-YORK AND long BRANCH r. r.

~ (PcnnSyVania X. X, 1901 OOrtlanut-
stations IN NeW.York( Dcsbrosscs-st.
central II. r.. OF y. J., foot Liberty-st.
LEAVE NETWORK, commencing April l, 1882:
For South Amboy Matiwan, via G. II. II. OF y. J., D.,
Sl5 a. NJ II H.. A. D. Penn. X. H. 9 a. M. p
For Red Bank Long Branch. ocean Grove Asbuy Park.
sea Grit Point Pleasant &C. via c. r. r. of y. j. D. S:l5
H. II H.. 3 80 xpress) 4, p NJ via Penn H. H. "a IN,
For Keypor via r. R. of " j. 5, SID 70 ?, 4,
81 IN. 81 . =.
p. IN.
d., .. y. III.
For Toms River ami Seaside Park via Penn r. r.
FOr Barnegat via {. r. H. of y. j. S:lj a. IN. ! p
For Atlantic City Nneland BrdsetOn, &C, via G. r. r. OF
it, p BALDWIN, j. Il. WOOD J. F. RANDOLPH,
Z OF y. j. q. y. 4. - IL. IL. Hmpt.
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STdA,RTIIN1'SS,
SOMPANy --'-A-''- 49, "A AZ

COMPANY W
"H'ee Pier ls, N r.. foot Coranlt.t
Of Tie world W Any part
Unqualified FACIIAriEs ron c,.,..,,o,,
Order received for delivery of al Kind. q, -,
shAndise any part Of the city H' -u i'oi'
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AKIN ,.
uAkBCE LIGhTERAGE In AMI
Freight 0: every description promptly ngh,era, -
IL the LarbOrat reasonable rates my P''n'
STEAMBOATS,, BAhGES AND GROVES TO cu.n
TER FOR EXCURsIONS ~"Al~
Steamers John u. starin and Krastus Corn,n, r., >,
HAVEN leave Pier Is y. IL ats ,. la daily fsa1a,,.".
Excepted ~
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between New Yory am,
Ne~-haycn Care ami dispatch guaranteed
ftslght Tor points D. l. ~ W. r. r.ssiygi
tOi New. Haven and points East AZ Perls -
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eley,n Nh, -.
%e CeAte wa steamer IRON Pier h. H.. foot Wntol.l.r
,SEN IhAL oHiPIAKD, COn.uuulpA9 N-I.-Dry D1..,
~culhe Anu bO!lcr 5hJph everything 4JJJLsLs " ia
CONSTRUCTION repair u yes.siA ~ 49,
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Gecra Eastern Office corner of Church and Cort
J.. b. BYINGTON, q. T.. 4.

NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLY OK f. NJ MONTREAL and intcime-
points leave Pier % T. r.. at and !
On. SUNDAYS excepted connecting with trains y IM-
HAVI.N. Tor MERIDEN, HAKlfOkD. SFEINGFIELD,
&c sold baggage checked at 9i broadway.
J. COuTtst. brooklyn Excursion " NCW-HavoI and
Icturu
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ST0NlNGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON.

PARL always as Low by any other line.
Steamers Ma RiAGANSETT and sTOSTNGTON leave
S9ly )eICcpt ouDlays at H. from Pier s. y r. foot OF
ss4 81, arriving Ia Boston al . A. IN
Tickets for sale ~ al principal Offices StaeroOms
tecftd at Offices OF Westcutt Express Co. Aston Ouse
~ PSI, pa and 42l Broadway, and at Fifth Avenue ami
Wirdsor Hotel ticket Offices
l. ". IILAINs. GeneIaI Pa. sou ger A eent
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\ EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD-Passcngc

Trains leaving at s:l0a. m. and p. connect for al
roh m MahanOy HazeitOn coal regions sunday train
local i0i Mauch Chunk, $40 Leave Nauch Chunk at
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| ONG BEACH HOTEL.

WILL OPEN JUNE II 200 additional rooms elegant cot
tagc suites parors and reception superby furnished
SCHkGENERS FAMOUS BERLIN ORCHESTRA. Splen,
did railroad accommodations Long Island Railway time
table out this week. At present trains = IL $3.50
trOm Hunters Point and BToOklyn $50 sunday
make through connections.
r. Ii. SOUTHGATE & co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

Where's my vile Rosallie has
leis my bed and board, now, there
fore, notice is hereby given thai
hereafter ! shall not be responsible
for. any debts that she, the saiu
Rosallie, may contract, and tha5
any persons trusting her, do SO at
their own risk.
ANTOINE LAEFERRIER.
Middle River, Him,
Jan. 26, 1882.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

A Grand Masquerade Dance
with picnic supper will be given
at the Warren House Wednesday
evening, Feb. %, 1882. All are
cordially invited to be presen.
with their ladies and bring q well
filed basket and have q good time.
Tickets IS cents. Per order OF .
COMMITTEE.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

We understand that Argyle
people have given up tho County
Seat question, FOR the present al
least, and will return the safe to
ST Y; srrzsesl, and have also given motto
that the Commissioners will NEE.
at Warren on Feb. 27, to transact
such business as may come before
them.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16
notice 70 TAX PAYERS.

You are hereby cautioned not to
pay taxes 70 any person but tha
daily elected Treasurer, q. 3,
l..ii5us), Of Marshall county anc
that the books are now closed ant
viii stand closed until further nc
tice. Persons who pay their take
TO any other party do SO at thei2
own risk ahld peril.
BY order Of CoMmITTEE.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

S7hen you go to see your girl
take her on your knee, put your
arms around her and so to sleep,
wake up and fnd Yourself embrac-
ing a churn, and a girl missing. Il
you don't know how its done,
ask a certain young man Of
Warren,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

We hayp moved the SHEAF
office since cur last issue and can
now be found one door south Of
lLoCrea Bzs's store, where we
shall be gla|I to see our friends,
especially those who are anxious
TO pay their subscription.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

Don't forget to have your side
walks fl finished before March 18th,
the time specified by ordinance No.
3. If not finished by that time
they will be built by the Marshal
and the expense charged to the
lots.
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LOSrI-On or about Feb. Is

a pocket book containing about 96z GS65.
ia money and two promisory notes
for for $3.50, dated Nov. End, 1881,
Given by zn. NC. Bradley and in
dor5sd by John Bradley, payable
to Henry sJsrre55tb It o. order, one Al d
two Years after date All persor S
are hereby warned not to purchase
said notes as payment Of same has
beea stopped.
11-4t HENRY J JARRET.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

aero was 9 pleasant surprise
A.. Y at j. 3. Titus On Monday
GN%Gl33.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

y Z. Scott passed UP the road
a day or two ago. AS a Band
ta2 31ar NJ. Scott is o sysoooss.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

One PEioo Clotl1ing, at
II e. SLEEs.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

4 good sui5'ofi clothes for Sc, 90,
at Z. SLEE's.
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WARREN COUNTY

NJ. G. Weight, 8 1t, late agent at this
station, has beenap ppointed agent at
I[elrose and left for that place on
Monday,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

i large stocG: of mems and boys
tl>syhlng, just received, at
-. .-. E. SLEE's.
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~lask5 for t1e ball can be had
e. -JLcCraa Bros.
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CTI1J12sJza gsI7gECr0 Esg.

Af. r, CIUB1H, Rev. A. Z, Fhtgr, Pas
tnr. ka-u1tr Services eg2ry 5lbb1bn, at Il,
A. VI. and I, ?. VI. ?5lbolJl School at II, M.
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",e heW engine ot the tank has
ho>l Elac3d ia position aatE the
7a..tpIn9 IS nov taoao.oy steam.
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Local BreUjtjea.

Daily twenty degrees below this
1G:>'Ining. ~.
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THE FARM,
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

We understand that the railroad
company Intend oput on another
through passenger ttrain about the
fGsrst Of Mach.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-02-16

lecai notices at 1"eAl rates. Transient ad-
xrvit sing, CASH; other advertising to be paid
s,,a'ltnly. Local notices ten cents per Line first
49,: subsequent insertions five cents a Line
Mstt week. No reduction IN rates.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-16

learned in fifteen minutes that Conk-
ling did not want the place What he
did want was the compliment of the
nomination: the public distinction it
would give him and the triumph OF q
confirmation by the Senate, where his
former prestige has, been overloaded.
This accomplished, but not till then,
Conkling declines the appointment. lie
has gained something-the gratitica-
ton of his vanity at least-and lost
nothing; the President has, gained
nothing, but has lost great deal.
II was hoped that the scandal OF en-
pleying the Presidential Office for the
distribution OF personal reward and
compliments had ended. Mr.. Arthur
seems disposed to revive it in a new
and most Objectionable form, and If his
own self-respect ito not forbid repeti-
tion OF the disgraceful trihing shown in
the Conkling case, the Self-respect OF
the Senate should compel it TO teach
the President the lesson that he need
The Government Of the United States
should be better employed than in COM
plimenting clouded friends and giving
certificates of character to defeated
Staiwarts.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-16
A Gloomy and Graphic Picture

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 9.-The
city is thronged with refugees from the
overflowed districts. Governor Church.
yille said he received this morning a
number of letters from prominent men
in the oyerflOwed districts who draw a
gloomy and graphic picture of the death
and suffering around them. Ashley
county reports one thousand persons
on the verge of starvation, and Chidot
and Desha counties have as many, IL
not more. There are thousands also in
other counties in destitute circum-
stances. Relief boards are busy distri-
buting rations at all available points.
The work is going Oh as" rapidly as
could be expected, but the trouble is
that there are so many needy that it
will be almost impossible to supply
their wants IN time to prevent suffer-
ing, if not actual starvation.