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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13
FROM SCIENTIFIC SOURCES.

Tho electr;c waves measured by iertz !
and named after him-were founo py
the great scientist to be l5o feet from
the ton of one wave to the top OF the
next. The waves used by Maroon IN
telegraphing across the Atlantic are
much longer; in fact. they are ooo iee.
or more. They travel at the same speed
as light-tbe incredible and almost In
conceivable rate of $4,000 miles per
second. But the light wave measures
only a few millionths Of an inch
Mr.. r. A. Farmer, OF the Cniteo
States geological survey, has left Sacfa-
mento, CAL, upon mission that may es-
tablish. in accordance with scientinc re-
ouirements. the exact height OF Mount
whitney and also the lowest point In the
limited States. Mount Whitney is gen.
,rallv believed to be about 1880 ieet
in height, while the surface OF Deatn
valley. popularity supposed to De 'ne
lowest in the country. has been esu-
mated at from 100 to 500 feet below the
level of the sea. The expedition VIII DC
q hazardous one.
Darwin admitted that the pursuit OF
science destroyed his love OF art, pu'
Ernst Haeckel, who is one Of the great
est living scientists. is also an artist o.
marked ability. Though Haeckei ma
devoted a long and industrious lie U
biological researches. he has foun'
leisure to do hundreds Of paintings. ant
many of his monographs on biology
which are scientific classics, are mus
trated with his own pictures In coio'
During a four months visit to India 10
scientific study he brought back som
200 fair-sized water colors.
It is dificult to conceive OF the cond
tions where canned goods need De col
sumed without preparation by use Oh
fire. but evidently such circumstance
do exist, as several arrangements i'
chemically heating canned goods al
being applied practically in German
IN one case the heat is derived from s.
called hard spirit contained In
ceptacle attached to the can, ana IN q
other by allowing water containing
little acetic acid to act upon unsiak
lime. which ingredients are also co
tanned In receptacles attached 10 !,
can.
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PREFERRED BEING JAILED.
Concealed Burglar Surrendered when
the Music Lessons Took
Eject,

A burglar who entered Harlem n'usc
suffered a unique form Of p%isps nssa That
the family be had come to rob we're M =.
conveniently sss rseI sor snG i of beard "a
stem t on the stairs. Quickly gatherlns up
his booty he slipped 6e ss sss p' = soon
But Opportunity did mot cdsr, for y
anpeared that the step he had neafc Va
that Of one Of the daughters OF the house
who had come down to the paz1or Ior
counle of hours practices before oreAG es'
When she had finished another dauGnte
was standing ready to occupy the stoc
for another two hours.
Next followed the music lessons ~ 2
each of the young ladies' in turn. AIte
these lessons were over their broth sr's VIC
lin teacher appeared, and, seating: nerse
At the piano, began hi. accom- nlmen'
Rut this was. too much: Inc purgia
rushed from his hiding place.
s.For heavens sake have me erfestea,
h. ;mnlored. "At least there are .
pianos in jail"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13
THE USE OF LEMONS.
s,ne o. the Most Valuable of All FRUITS
Is a Good Appetizer and Bene-
fits System.

correspondent some time ago FUR
~ished the following recipe as new
cure for consumption: Put a dozen
whole lemons in cold water and DOH I'M
til soft mot too sof), roll and squeeze
until all the Juice is extracted, s"ee.en
the Juice enough to be palatabie' anu
drink. Use as many as dozen DAY.
Should they cause pain or iooseness Oh
| tho bowels. lessen the quantity. and use
| Eve or six & day until better. then begin
and use a dozen again. BY the time you
| have used five or six dozen you will be-
gin to gain strength and have an ap-
netite. OF course, as you get better you
need not use SO many. Follow these dl-
rections. and we know you will never
regret it il there is any help for you.
Only keen il up faithfully. We know OF
two cases where both the patients were
given I'D by the physicians and were ID
the last stages of consumption. yet botn
were cured by using lemons accoralns
, to directions we have stated. one iaoy
in particular was bedridden and very
|, | low. had tried everything that money
could procure. but all in vain, when, 70
= ulease q friend. she was persuaded &c
J. use them in February. and In April sns
weighed 140 pounds. She is strong
j woman to-day, and likely to live as ions
q as any of u.s." When people feel th'
n need of an acid, IL they would let Vinega
d alone and use lemons or sour appie
b they would feel just as well satisfied ant
Z. receive no injury. And a Suggestion
d may not come amiss as TO good pial
y when lemons are cheap. A person snoui
y in those times purchase several doze
ID at once and prepare them for use In ID
J, warm. weak days of spring and summer
Ii when acids of lemon and ripe fruits al
u so grateful and useful. Press your nan
on the lemon and roll it back and tor'
at hriskly on the table to make II squeei
I'd more easily; then press the juice lnto
he howl or tumbler-never into tin; stra
IT. ont all the seeds. as they give OK
q taste. Remove ali the pulp from the pc
nd and boil in water-a pint for doz'
RI. nulps-to extract the acid. A few mi
in utes boiling is enough; then STRAIN
lis water with the juice of the lemons: ?
re. a mound of white sugar to pint OF JUL
ms boil ten minutes, bottle it, and your lei
Urn onade is ready. Another way to prepa
IN. lemonade is the annexed: Take
"a rinds of four lemons, pared very IN
. three-quarters of pound of loaf sue
pour on them one quart of boiling wal
Take the juice of the lemons in anotl
ritz vessel. and pour on it one pint OF boil
by milk: let both remain till the next q
ON Then mix the whole together, add
the half pint of raisin wine; strain
in through a jelly bag until clear
are milk should be removed from the
feet and used before the frotn rlses'
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Jamboree, KY, April 3rd.|lSpeGlalJ-
81 suffered for years with my back, says
Mr.. j. NJ. Coleman, 2 weii-known rss,.
dent Of this this. place anS have en not felt pain
s Hnc Nv little girl complained Of her
hack She used about one-half box Of
Dodd's Kidney Pills and she Is SOUND ana
WELL" IL. ths
above that show Dodd,s Kidney rus :.
he the one cure for Backache or any 0tnel
sv ~ of deranged kidneys. For Back
az ache is simply a sign that the Kidney
Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure Back
ache. They also always cure Bright's Dls
ease, Diabetes, Dropsy, Rheumatism, n n;,
der and Urinary Troubles ana near e.ss -, :
I;dnev disease. Cure your Backache wit
| Dodd's Kidney Pills and you need neve
| fear them.
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AS Won know, wrote you that my doctor
sid must have an operation or could nos
live. then wrote you, telling you my ais-
ments. followed your advice ana sm ca.
tireiv well. I can walk miles without an
ache or a pain, and I owe my life 70 You ana
to lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compouno;
I wish every suffering woman would ~ , req
this testimonial and reallze ne vaiu M % Nh
Dimmick, 5eth and e. Capitol Streets, Zen
ming P. o.. Washington, y. Y.
When a medicine has been successful
| in restoring to health SO many women
whose testimony is so unquestionaole.
Won cannot well say, without trying II:
Ear do not believe it will help me-" u
Won are i'll. don't hesitate to get = Dot
lie of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound at once, and write mrs; flnk'
.. ham. Lynn. Mass. for special advice
Il is free and always helpful.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13
ABOUT CARE OF RUGS.
sweeping with a Clean Broom Better
Than Beating or Running carpet
Sweeper Over Them.

DO not use a carpet-sweeper on
rug. and do not beat it on the back,
which breaks the threads. Orientais
never beat their rugs as we do in tnis
country. They never step upon tnem
with the shoes worn in the street
When they become much soiled they
wash them and spread them In the
SIM TO dry. The best way TO clean
rug in your own home, If small mo
dyed with vegetable colors, is to PUT
| II in lukewarLl water in tub, soap
AZ well and brush with clean brush.
In the summer, rugs may be hung OF
a line or railing and the hose turne1
ON them. For the daily or weekly care
of rugs. keep a clean broom, not toe
hard. for their especial use. SWEEP
the rug with the pile with the dry
broom. then sweep gently against tn'
nile: lastly. dampen the broom in sa-
water or ammonia water and SWEEP
with the pile. In the winter, Tn
sweeping is best done out of doors
After shaking the rug, or beating o.
the right side Ia piece Of rubber hcs
| Is an exceiiSut thihe ~ :.
spread on the snow and brush on VII
snow The reason for the luster !
antique rugs is that the constar
brushing and cleansing make the FAC
even and gradually bring out the II
imitable gloss which is inherent in II
wool of the animal.
A rug in daily use ID not trouble
with moths, but rugs used for mar
: ings are apt to invite colonization a
= occasional brushing or exposure to Il
. air. especially in winter. is usually ST.
ficient to- keep them all right out
the dreaded enemy of the housew'
: should get in. shake out all the du
and dampen the rug and press the ba
with a hot iron.-Twentieth Centu
| Home.
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HERE AND THERE.

III vould appear that alfalfa. which
has enioveo quite boom the past lie"
reors as a valuable stock food, IS. no"
IN become a keen rival OF common, VI
red clover as green food for poultry
-Dairying is about the safest pusi-
rees take il all around, which any
farmer can take up. The price Oh put
tor auct-Iates less from year to year
than almost any other farm cominou
ity. me
The increasing scarcity OF game
Increased the demand for various
noultry products out of the usuai me
Aronr these are turkey broiiers.
SQUADS. small chicken broiiefs, anu
now it's guinea broilers-
As the result of two years experi'
mants made by the horticulturist o.
the Maryland experiment station, INV
conclusion has been reached ina
either bone or fish tankage is the mos
desirable material for top-aressin ny
lawns.
THE feeding of 100000. 1000 peopi
vii, lie the biggest problem IN tni
country inside of twenty-five years
standard Of living has been develops
under American conditions which Us
mands much to eat and Of very gree
variety :,
we passed by the Homestead OF
! | fsrner last fall who had moved q
: sheds and old barn to get rid Oh PHI :.
- WnI(
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A GREAT MEDICINE
BRINGS HEALTH TO THREE MEM
BEERS OF SAME FAMILY.
Cures a wife's Debility After Maiaria'
Husbands rheumatism Daughters
Nervous Prostration.

Cure. a wife's Debility After Malaria.
H.sband's Rheumatism a Daughters
Nervous Prostration.
al have recommended DR.. Williams
Pink Pills to many people," said Mrs.
Gossett, because have seen such good
results, time after time, right in my own
family. There are three Of us who have
no doubt about their merits. We co not
need to take anybody S word on the SUBJ
iect for our own experience has taught MS
how well they deserve praise.
cit was just about ten years ago that
I first read about DIR. Williams Pink
; Pills, and bought my first box. Twas at
that time all run down, weak, nervous
and without ambition. / had been doc
toring all summer for malaria aud
stomach trouble. Everybody thought
was going into consumption, as my
mother had died of that disease
Thanks to DIR. Williams Pink Pills
am now alive and hearty. I began tc
improve as soon as I began to take them
and when had taken three boxes was
well woman. Everyone wonders how
keep so well and am able to care Tor m.
home and six children without heip
DR.. Williams Pink Pills explain 1t.
my oldest girls health began to la
when she was about fourteen. She wa
nervous, complained of sharp pains i
her head, would get deathly sick an
have TO leave the schoolroom to get fres
air to revive her. gave some pills to hel
She took only few boxes, but they cure
her troubles, and caused her to develo
into a perfect picture Of health. Then m
husband took them for rheumatism al
found that they would cure that too:
YOU see we have all got great good lro
using them, and that is why we recoI
mend them to others"
Mrs. Minnie B. Gossett lives
Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, al
Is well known, as she has resided III =
same neighborhood for more than I'd
teen years. Her story shows thai
medicine which makes the blood SOU
and the nerves strong, overcomes a va
ETY. of diseases and should be found
every household. DIR. Williams Pink r
nre sold by all druggists everywhe
They have cured anaemia, and all for
of weakness, also the most stuppe
cases of dyspepsia and rheumatss
They are indispensable Ter growing sn
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13
CHILDREN AFFECTED
nv Mothers Food and Drink.

MANY babies have been launched
INTO life with constitutions weakeneo
NV disease taken in with their moth
er's milk. Mothers cannot be TOO care
full as to the food they use while nurs
ing their babes. The experience OF a
Kansas City mother is case In point
II was a great coffee drinker from :
child and thought l could not eat =
meal without it. But founo al Lac,
II was doing me harm FOR years
had been troubled with dizziness, spo.s
before my eyes and pain in my heart
a. which was added, two years ago,
chronic sour stomach. The baby WA
horn months ago. and almost HON
the beginning. it, too, suffered .ron
,our stomach. She was taking II IRON
me! 49,.
an nv distress consulted : fnen'
At more experience than mine, and sn
fo,a me to Quit coffee, that conee Oh
not make good milk, ] have since asce.
tained that it really dries up tne mn
.so. / quit coffee, and tried ia An
- ,,af oocoa. But they did not Ayr
with me. Then turned to Postum 20
see With the happiest RESULTS
proved to be the very thing ! nsede
It not only agreed perfectly Win o =
and myself. but It Increased me 70
- NV milk. NJ husband then az
ecsfee and used Postum. quickly 9
velI az the dyspepsia With which
had been troubled. | no longer 3
Ter from the dizziness, blind spel
pain in my heart or sour stomae
Postum has cured them.
rNow we ali drink Postum. rom
husband to my seven-monens :
baby. 1t has proved to Be the peg.
drink we have ever used We wo'
not give up Postum for the oest 9
- We ever drank Name gwen
postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich
Get he llttls book -The kosd
wSlIxiIlae = - ykt'
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WILD WITH ECZEMA.
Ana other Itching, Earning, Sc~ss
Eruptions, with Loss Of HAIR
speedily Cured by Cutfcurs.

Bathe the affected parts with hot water
ana Cuticura Soap, to cleanse the SUI y
s ssce Of crusts and scales and soften the
tf cuticle; dry, without hard rub
b:ne. and apply Cuticura Ointment reely
TO aiiay itching, irritation and innamma
ton, and soothe and heal; and. Ias.,y
Vans saA the blood. A single set, costin:
S,,t 4, ~ il often sufficient to cure TIA
most NOS torturins, dis6guring skin, scalp an;
blood humors, with loss of hair, when q
Else fails.
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The evils which always follow after n,
d;cest;on. biliousness or constipation, WI
rive no quarter. Better hight them 70
finish with DIR. Caldwelrs LAXATIVE,
Syrup Pepsin. 1t is weapon Sga ms
v srr quick relief and permanent cure
Sold by all druggists at Soc and $ioo
Money back if it fails.
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International courtesies.

Our war Office has at last decided TO
ann the artillery. The new guns, II y
said, are to be ready within two years,
and we understand that ponte messsse
hss been sent 70 ell the other powers re-
rnest;ng them not to make war on US IN
fhe interim. Punch.
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MOST PROFITABLE CROPS.
49, Can n Farmer Earn the Larg'
est Amount of Money IN
Given Time:

No., can a farmer earn the largest
suount of money in given length OF
timee This is difficult question 10
answer. Lord Bacon says, however
that ..history makes men wise rms
Is true and the proper way to get rich
or the farm is to study the history oil
successful farmers.
A farmer win plant ten acres u
corn or potatoes. when he could secure
much greater returns from an acre o.
v;oevard. This has been demonstrates
time and time again. Then why no
| cultivate the one acre in preference
to the ten? The same Is true IN IN
purchase of STOCK II certain amour
a. money expended in the purchase Q
leve sbeep OF . superior breed VIII CIV
n the farmer better mutton and NOR
vool than the same amount Of none
,.vested n nifty of the ordinary ieai
thin-vooled, long-legged fence-1umI
-. II would be much better for u
| f.rrner 70 purchase the five sheep
: GOOD breed than to purchase the ni'
comuaratively worthless sheep. II
80 eood cattle Of . superior pre-
Vii, fcrnish more milk and butter ~
| Sefter beef than twice their numb
~ an inferior breed, and II their
crease is worth more IT three mont
} did than the progeny Of the latter
! az months or . year, then the prol
t snioyed By the farmer would lndica
Il he was q sensible man. tnAl
wo..ld prefer to have the super
breed Of animals.
d Concentration Of capital in anim'
81 e IS wise as the concentration
81 expense in the thorough cultivation
4 : few acres rather than to spread
\ oxer MANY acres. yirgil's advice Is
true nov - II was xhes nfss WV
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1905-05-13

De principle on which dis day en- time
~oes e ter take cis worP ez you hnds
4 en- take de whole business ~ ont
swipe-ef you ever gifts . iick u s'-At
ianta Constitution.
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whv don't you use Pusheck's Kuro
and be we'll. il positively cures Rhen-
snst;sn. Pain. Weakness, Misuse, lnds,
ssst;on' Catarrh and all Blood and
Nerve Diseases. This is the best Remedy
ever offered to the public: no other Ike
Il: it cures when everything else mas .,
failed. Most Druggists keep 1t, price, y,
or sent for that price to any address Dy
DIR. Pusheck, Chicago.
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When you hear a rich man talk. do
ron ever wonder to yourself whether nc
would be listened to SO carefully ana
attentively if he only had sl,Ooo!--boston
Globe
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Edelstein, Ill.
pusheck's Kuro helped me and ! am
better now than I have been for long
'''''e' Paris, Logan Co, Ark
ect's Kuro. and together with others
Who VIII were cured by it, join in praising
Ire inertia We only regret all the money
we spent without results until we used
this remedy. Mrs. Marie kiager-
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There are times when 2 ocilar Oil &c
farther than wagon load OF sympatny'-
Chicago Sun.
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The pessimist thinks the world e
vorse than it really il, and the optimist
thinks i is better-snd both are wrong
N. Y. Times.
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no.rd Mn and billboard.

Rim had a billboard. Bill also had
hoard hill. The board bill bored Bill 90
that Bill sold the billboard to pay Il! 4,
hoard bill. So after Bill sold his bull u,
board to pay his board bill the board pili
no longer bored Bill.-Yale Exposltor.
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To Cure q Cold in One Day
Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
drusrists refund the money II 1t fails 70 cure r
n ~ Groves signature ison each poxs &c
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II is easier for the average man 70 pa.
compliments than debts.-Chicaso DsnS
News.
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Select six tart apples, core, pare and
nj cavities with stoned dates BAKE
until tender in a hot oven, basting
orce or twice with coffee cupfui Of
hot sugar and water strap Serve VIII
cream,
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p.,,;e. with small capital, seeking an oppor.
,un;fv to purchase . farm home farmers ~
would prefer rent for couple q 70 sses
purchasing; and day iaborels ~ Se y, NJ \.
49, st General Passenger Agent, puoaqnes
Iowa who viii promptly mail printed ma" Ia
concerning the h,, issr 70 g, incuiries.
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That in addressing Mrs. Pinkham you
IRE confiding your private Ills to woman
"A woman whose experience with wo-
mans diseases covers great many years.
You can talk freely to q woman whenit
Is revolving to relate your private troubles
70 a man-besides man does not UNDER
stand-simply because he is q man. :.
MANY women suffer in silence and drlf
from bad to worse, knowing full well thu
ought to have immediate assistance, ou'"
modesty impels them to shrink from expe
selves to the questions and probably exam
| even their family physician II Is III
Without money or price You can consul
whose knowledge from actual experlene
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invit;
wou,eu suffering from any formed fe
ness are invited to promptly comln .s :,
Pinkham at Lynn, Mass All ietteIs =
onened. read and answered by wome,
woman can freely talk of her private -
. woman: thus has been established I'm
IL confidence between Mrs Pinlham ana tn
4 n America which has never been pro.gn
} of che vast volume of experience wnlcn
= has To draw from, it is more than poss!o
: | fh.t she has gained the very knowieoS
: chat will help your case. She ASKS not'
4 inrin return except your 500 WatA, ~. =
|. ADVICE has relieved thousands. surely 2,
r 4 womsn, rich or poor. is very foolish II
i does not take advantage OF this gcne,o
offer of assistance. Lydia =. f1nkn'
y Medicine Co, Lynn. Mass
> Following we publish two LETT
II tnrs from q woman VINO eccep-
t. ted this invitation. Note the
result.
;" First letter.
40 " Dear Mrs Pinkham:- 4a.
HFor eight years have suffered somem1ng
terrible every month with my periods Inc
Mains are excruciating and l can hardly stand
- fhem. NV doctor says l have ovarian anu
,vs womb trouble, and ! must 60 through en op.
.s;- Grafton if want to get well ldo not wa =
A. To- submit to it IL can possibly nelp ~.
e;n Please tell me what to do. hope you c4n
an relieve me MRS. Mary Dimmick, 59tn ann e,
'es Capitol Sts, Benning +. O.. Washington,D.c
nd Second letter.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
The 1After following carefully your sdvlcs
to and taking Lydia E. Pinkhams vegetaol
her Compound. am very anxious to eenn ~
ck- nv testimonial, that others may kno" nea
evr valneand what you have done Tor me.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
III 1PE'lETERsBuJ re-, "a CRU

P1EIlTERsJB'U II ! j URE,G, I, q 4 grudil; /
nia. Czlon koWie staineis Il.
dysswiazku rob otnik 6w costa
Ii wczoraj aresztd dwani ] u
mieszczeni v twierdzy 6W.
Piotrasi Pawla, gdzie znaidu-
ja sic cxllonl'Ik 4 kowie I ierwszej
rady, afesztb tbwani v sobote.
Trsecia rada zajella z i ewloczs
nie miejsce drug giiei..
odeswiie zarzad adsajacej
strajk 3adajja prz.yw6 6dzcy
5prol atu oiania parla.
mspt.,, Clos o,uanIji|a. v i. pow'sz.e,. =
sChnego, snies!i enia sad6w
oibnnych niena usxalno9 9ei
D16b innyol 4 "a, ;zsda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-28
sseseyee.syseyee q !.
Mesefelgo
!. No we go
ljlERol!e,ar
NOWINY
.TELEGRAFICZNE

MOSKWA, "a grudnia. =
Miasto by}o wieczorem po-
grazone W ciemnosciach, a
teatry i kluby byly zamknie-
to. Swietuje $4,000 ! robotni-
k6w. Wojsko skoncentrowa-
ne W barakach jest gotowe
do stlu mienia otwartego bum
tn. Ruch ma kolei moskiew-
ssko ;warszawskiej ustal.