The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-26
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pire. OF different gauge from Those Of western
Europa. tho purpose boinf 70 dnIny t.c AZ Al.
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cost WI po n in heI rhis war r' viii
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liza and Russia. ana 70 ;he eks"nt ui thMt cur
and waste incident 10 asreat war.
wiIl the demand Tor Am"r'chn whoa' Increase
Lot th,s war be tonght, WIN erSS a nrm%si
in ess than i year dollar wheasat Chicago VII
be- = THINK Of the past. AMI dollar ana hnii
be paying for cargoes. ,,
Corn VIII h" in demand, not only Tor tho grain,
but for the products Of tho grain after II ~ !rd
TO animals. Tho ordering uf canned brat by
the millions Of pounds for tho use OF British
troops Is an order gwen bya Government that
knows nothing OF tho requirements III sobii"r,
Engaged in nm ar!uous campn,gn., Cornoi
or cooked beef put into cans, viii do food
Tor men on shiph"ard or wh9 nro u .aIi1s2n
but 1t IL not food tn hc packed in hhvershcL-,
uT to les eaton by men Who nro Nighttime; aud
marching week a,t"r week. they must nave
more SUBSTANTIAL food than canned h"sf. THIS
". found out IN our war, 1t matterc,i not how
thu solder had lived before he cnt"lod IN"
army, nor how great his di3ikn to PORK, Alt"r
hs hud marched and fought tn" sup"riiunhs
flesh or of his ribs hs crnvsd por and
eagerly exchanged n frosh b.of ration Tor hall
u ration OF pork or bacon. In the iloId II ~ vs.
seutial that men carry six days rations in tnsIr
haval sacks y. so us Ia reduce tho transportation
trains. These rations must contain tho great.
est amount Of nourishmsnt In tho smallest
bulk posr bIe and this, can be obtained only IN
baon And hard bread. u u country where
tran, portation Is rs difficult And expensive ~
il is in the Afghan highlands. 1t IL absolutely
necessary that the provisions used by an army
he Of the most condensed kind. Out of ths
Necessity will arise II vast demand for Amorl-
eau picked and smoked swine products. Wo
have recently seen hogs sell ing in Chicago TOR
over seven cents per pound. They will soil in