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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS
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This vas indicated today in kilograms
received from all sections OF the coUh-
nv Actual totals in the campaign TO
raise Sc 0oO. 900. 900 in three weeks were
not available. but the treasury othclass
believed that report coulh DC op'
tanned from every district by tomorro"
night
prom reports now at hand, SAID
statement issued Ut loan headquarters
tonight ut can safely be asserted u'at
sales arc moving much faster IN the
earIy days Of this campaign than they
did during the Third Liberty Loan
drive
Reports received today said the state
Of Oregon was near its quota
The treasury was officially informed
that the state Of Iowa had orerSup-
scribed it's quota by over Sl.ooV'o90'
Kansas City, Kan. was the largest CITY
rsporting un oversubscrption today.
The "a war exhibit trains moving
through the country are given much OF
the credit for the enthusiasm or the hrs'
DAYS Thousands Of people DALI! are
missing through these trains. reports
said and staying after the trains nave
zone 10 hear speeches and enter their
subscriptions.
From many districts today came re-
thew could not pass through the cars
1,,rinp rho sta. &C Is. '.'-'N. In thu
E..w Cork district moro than $4,000
80 bonds were sold iT"iIL t.' .!ilus yes
terday. In Nebraska. Kansas and Okia-
homa persons passed through the OK
hibit cars at the rate OF so minute"
Tbirtv-two communities In the Clcve-
land district already h'tv" "rcrSuoscFlpeu
their quota, and moro than $4,000
in substitution has been officially TO-
ported TO Washington.
Subscriptions in Now England for tho
first two days WAS s67oooo00. VI which
s45. 900. 900 came from Massachusetts.
The Kansas City district is dcv3tirE
this week largely to propaeAndh anu
will start active bond selling next week
Tho ST Louis district committee was
en- busv selling bonds today Il made no
report
The Pacir- coast had sold sj0,000.ooo
p, bonds az the close Of business last
night reports rom San FranciSc" said.
Women in San Francisco and Sacra-
rncuto sold 5000 and s6ou.noo. re-
snectiyely, IN the first two days. Sub
scriptions IN Hawaii on the opening day
were s3,4S1.ooO.
From Dallas tonight came this word:
.Dcprcsston, due to bad business ~nndi-
Tons Is giving way ocfore tidal wave
or patriotism and drought-strlckcn dis
tricts are sending III very enc"ur'S'ni;
reports" The message added that ih",
words carry on" have been adopted b.
tho district rs n campaign slogan.
Tho Richmond and Atlanta districts
,cport more subscriptions than co"id
be tabulntcd. Negroes throuShou; IN"
South are reported to be subscribing lib
orally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
BASEBALL WILL
PROFIT BY War
New Life for National Game Is Safe
Assurance to Fans.
BY "YOCKE."

baseball is q dead .$Su. What VIII
be :hv result after IN" war and POW
long :; Will he before the flower 81 man
hood - again pastim:ng on The d!a-
nonds. fields and sandiots is ;hc sole
thought uf millions If 1u!i"wers OF
Americas greatest Ean".
With baseball dormant f"r thr oura-
ton of the war many uf the stars OF
the diamond will make their beds "l
glory on tho fields OF battle. and the
news Of their cndeavors over there
will be eagerly awaited by numbcrcsS
hteacberitcs who mourn the passing OF
this sport.
Tyrus Cobb. Benny kauff. Babe
Euth Walter Johnson. George Sister.
Eddie Collins--anG so Down III" ladder
Of sta.s-all were EIvcn'a rouSri;; rare
we'll by the apprcciati fans. '"hs. rs
now in the national army I: Camp Sh"r-
man and many OF thr others ar" wear
ing either the army Khaki "r tn" biu"
Of tho navy.
How many Of these stars will com"
back with the signing of peace terms:
No one can attempt to say. for war Is
heir with all apologies to- sherman
AID no respecter OF persons, and haS'-
ball will have to .pay'itS toll along win
every nther line Of cnd"aN"r-
Alas, the players who do return NJ
tor this world struggle will lend III"
game a now and proud dignity. iIlr
in the army and navy will be reflected
by tho boys when they como hack-and
there will he many, too--aad oaseoall
will be better of because there VIII pc
a new sense Of discipline and n moro
serious devotion to duty.
Ys. tho game is bound to TAX" on new
Iift-virilc. agErcssiv" AMI more rcd
FLOODED than ever. Tho players who
hav. seen service will come back 70
baseball really and glad to play 1t 1"r
all it ia worth. And then fond memo
rios will como hack. those good ola
days while the influence Of victory. thc
renewed spirit will cnliEhtcn the wnriu
and orr national pastimc will be big
ger, better. greater than cver--a revcta-
ton to the true profits derived. Hnll
nil hail! this really is glad news ,l"r
the fans and they can 500 it in II" otner
light. National pas.imc never passes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
TAKING STEPS TO
STABILIZE BUTTER

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-ThrouSh the
appointrueut OF a committee to inrestl-
gate the present situation as to dairy
products the food administration an
bounced tonight that direct stops haa
been taken to stabilize the butter mar
ket-
Increased demands from the army.
navy and the allies have produced
temporary shortage OF butter the 1000
administration has been Informed oF
representatives Of the dairy interests
with the increasing scarcity. tho price
NJ butter has risen steadily and con-
sumption b ythe civilian population has
decreased. These conditions, dairy
men have agreed will sooner or later
produce a collapse in butter prices pos
stbly below the cost OF proouct,oil'
Dairyu,en have recommended that whch
such a fall occurs government pur-
chased be used 10 support the market
at q reasonable level
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
W. Y. u. TEAM HAS
LIMITED, PRACTICE

Special Dispatch to The IntelIigencer.
MORGANTOWN. w Va. Oct. l.
Phil Erwin. Weighing 90 pounds, and q
sub" tackle on last years varsity. re-
ported for the Mountaiuecr squad today
for the IS minutes OF work that was
possible on the field. Nothing but Sig
nal work was attempted in the brief
period Of time. Tomorrow Is more
will be. available. Eulswcller was
worked at tackle on the varsity In place
of Alleman, and Martin, whose knee was
dislocated last week. was on the field
for the first time. though not in uni
form.
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BOTH TO PLAY W. AND :.

Special Dispatch to Tho IntclllgcneeF.
WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. 1--UnlesS
specifically stopped by war Depart
ment order. both Indiana, Normal and
Penn State expect to play the football
games scheduled with Wash and JcfT.
on October and October l.. respec-
lively. This is the word that Manager
r. NJ Murphy of tho Red and Black
received from the two institutions TO-
day. Indiana Nor1nal's co,nmandant has
agreed to permit the Indiana team 70
leave Saturday morning to play here
in the opening engagement. But even
should a war department order stop
this step. Indianas players can get
here IN time for game by leaving ar
TOP the noon hour. It is reasonably
safe TO assume that Indiana will play
"a per schedule here next SATURDAY,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
SOCCER SEASON
To OPEN FRIDAY
NEW GAME WILL BE 1HAD9okA1&.I
AMONG SCHOOL CHlIOn
THIS WEEK
Fast Schedule Is Arranged and Snarn-
psoashtp Prospects Loom up "01'
Bright

Soccer football will be played by tho
public schools athletic leaSuo this Kali
and on Friday afternoon four schools
will CLASH in the two opening games OF
. this new sport to the boys. The sotneS
will BE- played on the T~eney-sAAen
street playground to hrG;r With. and
while tb,, raue IS entirely rev to the
bows. they expect 70 loaro few points
about tho Sarue before ,he season ends.
Centre meets Webster at SIS on Fri
dav and Union faces Eitchie at a:ta.
Al schools are busy lining up the
best eleren possible for the autumn
contests. which promise TO give the
young athletes fine development for the
winter basketball and track contests.
Centre school has already selected It's
team and the following will be seen IN
action on Friday: Harry Dtttenore.
Earl Eoose. Paul Johnson Harry Glover.
Ralps Gillespie. Edward Searnon. Ed
ward W-eith. George Wood. James
Moore. Carl A1nedon and harry AeA@-
lister.
The schedule follows:
vs. Richie
Oct. II. Clay va Union and Washing
ton VS. Madison.
Oct IL Ritehte ". Webster and cen-
trc. VS.. C11y.
Oct. 70, Madison vs.. Ritchie and
Washington vs. Richie.
Nov. I. Centre W. Ritchie and Clay vs.
Webster.
Nov 5. Clay VS.. Madison and Union
vs. Washington
Nov Is. Washington vs.. Webster and
Centre vs.. Madison
Nov. 30. Clay vs. Washington and
Mon vs.. Clay.
Nov. -. Webster vs.. Madison and
Eitchic VS. Clay.
Inc. 6. RIIchi" W. Madison and Wash
iuCtou vs.. Centre.
bee. -. tcutrc vs.. Union.
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fitting opening for the season some
500 fans watched the fast little Tun-
kee team lose u dandy game ~ the
strong PauIls at Tunnel Green. Tho
spirit and the interest shown gives rise
to belief that football In all classes
should 60 about upharned and success
assured OF course. now and then. some
thing might crop up. but the whole
thing lies in tho tort THAI If the high
schools get off to u good start the
youngsters will be more aroused and
thoiC efforts put forth more earnestly.
It is to be hoped that the many teams
In the field will stick. as there may be
q possibility OF the scarcity Of teams
but aside from that, what teams that
Will De represented will be very strong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
BALFOUR JOINS WITH WILSON IN
DEMAND To RECT|Fy WRONGS

moral footing and if the work for your
new International machinery for sccur-
ing pracr is not TO be greater than II
map Of Europe and the world that great
occasion for wars Will not overwheim
you.
If you ar" going 1" render permanent
German domination aver ItuSSia: "s.
pccialiy western Russia and tn" small
peoples along III" Baltic; if you refuse
to redress III" wrongs off Poland. if the
sEfordinaicu peoples in the Austrian
empire arr IN 10 left under the heel nf
thu German and Magyar minoritieS: il
tho balkans are again To be the scene Of
bloody wars and the occasion Of hoStil-
itic; among ;heir n"iGhbors; If The Turk
is Ia br allowed 10 resume his bloody
sway "vrr tn" territories torn from hun;
II Italy is not 10 have restored TO her
AMI added to her those populations
which really make her indeed an Italy
rchc"mri: if Iirn""" is 10 be threatened Ms
IN thu past hv "a" domination OF IN"
Central Powers: !! Serbia is not 10 he re-
stored after her appalling sacrifices and
clnr.uIS ::allaniry: if France * not 10
r,,:.Ilrn" her full place in western Europe.
and ii Belgium - not IL he restored IN
full measure; if all lhc$" evils arc not
potentially tn rcoccur. then You must
do something; NOR" than merely cStan
lish Il lraSu" Of nations.
You must put th"$" wrongs right he-
for" l"H=u" If nations can sci To
work Y,.iI mus: give it Il clean slat" -
wrrk upon. Then. and only then VIII
your l"uiaI" If nations: work
"Thrr,for' in order [" make n league
NJ nations Ins.ihi". complete victory Is
absolutely u"r"SSars. Germany can
uniy w.. Il inr:nl.,.r uf Il leaglIc IT nations
when IN" International system has been
reformed Ivy Il great. WIS" and ali m
hrnrinC prar" aur! that ran never TAX"
place until Germany not merely has been
ohIiE Ia change hor profession ns
faith hut until Germany finds herself IN
:, rrSiIlor wh"r" all her creams of wnrl!
dnminItiun ar torn iu pieces before her
eyes and Sh'. is lett powerful indeed Sh"
will hr l"tt r.rwcrfrl doubtless prosper
Gus and doubtless wealthy. but no long
or 4 tyrant who can use tho nations
which snc is in a position to influence
to serve hcr own dreams VI world nm-
Pic. Therefore ask YOU to remember
how far the financial efforts We are now
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LONDON. Monday, Sept. 3e.-The
wrongs a.! Suhordinntinn of peoples
must hn riEht"d and territories occupied
hy CicrIuany since the beginning or the
war must hav" complete freedom bcfor"
4 league III uutIoll:s ian b. possible ana
peace assured 10 the world. said Ar
;hur J. Ealfnur. british foreign sccr"-
tary AT the Guild Hall today. Fl" "X-
planned President Wilson's recent speech
IN New York and gave his support 10
thr ideas outlined in il.
"Mr Ennar has dealt with IN" Imam
cial aspect of tho struggle said Mr.
EnIinur. let me deal with poinr
Of fu;ur'. security. The full magnitude
.: all issues before mankind is thor
uui,hly r,:lIi."d America came into tho
war iuly conscious Of what thos. ISSUES
w"?r and very wisely named its great
financial effort after tho cause when
il had At heart for that cause WIS lib
rrly 81 the world.
"Thcr" rs yet another cause, not en-
bodied in Il name. but - present tn
rs 10 III" hearts and rnnScicnccs or
EritISh. French and Italians, namely.
That If We failsd in This crisis not mere
l.? 10 win III" war. hut u Sc" that such
wars do NJ, return. our task would be-
hut half accomplished.
Il am confident ynn have all read
President Wilson's speech. II had ALI
those CHARACTERISTICS which max" his
public uti"THnrCS unique in state doru-
mrntS It had nlnqlcncr. dir"rln"sS ana
has accustomed US. Wear iSnn1r forinnli-
li"S. were absent.
III" rnain theme WIS this.
That Il the world would MAX" Surn
that II is going To hav" peace. it mus,
como IL som" arrangement by which
ma!rfar;nrs or wnulh-h" rnalrrartor-
ar" In hr kept in order by lcagu" Of
nat nnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Hnurys.

Perhaps the biggest team IN the val
hey Will be tho Henrys OF East Wheel
ing. Last evening an important meet
ing was held at the club rooms and
officers elected for The coming season
John Jaccobucci. former manager OF
the strong Bauers and star high school
athlete will manage the team this
fall and should make Il good impress
sion with tho public, rs he has been
connected with athletic teams for the
past twelve years as player and =
leader. Thomas Connell. lust yetr
manager will occupy thH business mn
agerShip while Ed Nail will act in the
capacity Of secretary and treasurer.
After these officers were elected. FL
mer King was selected as captain. with
EsrandfaSs. as president With an able
staff OF officials and suitable playing
conditions fail is the last word TO be
realized by the club. Last year the
IIenrys made the valley sit up when
they held the powerful North End team
Of Martins Ferry to n standstill in the
title event Of the season. The team
will play the Yankees at Tunnel Green
! the coming Sunday.
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hOherK

While several weeks ago 1t was an
bounced that Rellatre would be repre-
scented by ar"big eleven" developments
failed to materialiIc at the time, but
some Of the moro prominent men OF
the over the river city are getting to-
eether in an effort to put q team on
the gridiron. but since it will be the
only team playing Semi-pro football n
hard time, would be experienced in get
ting games. camp Sherman has writ
ten Manager McGaughey for a game,
but the over the river man is unable
TO make definite answer. Something
more sound will be mad in the next few
days and announcement made in these
columns.
This week the writvS mas failed to re-
ceive any challenge or the like and
unless the boys keep up the spirit OF
these columns it will be- to their dis
advantage. The writer has been asso-
ciaied with athletics for a number OF
years and is willing to DO all possible u
eliminate tho cloudy horizon caused by
the worldwar. but cannot reach his
goal without the assistance OF the
teams aud their managers
Tribute.
The unexpected has happened. Wheel
ing has lost one Of its cleanest and
model young man. Albert r Bach
MAINS name will never more grace
these columns. For many long years
this young man has been ono Of the
writer's most cherished associates. and
and it is with sincere regret that such
noble lad is taken from our midst
without n word Of consolation TO US
before parting. Young Bachmann was
one Of the most popular young men Of
the city and We'll known III athletic cir
Giles. being connected With the writer on
Y. VI. c. A. teams as we'll as In base
bail. At this hour Of bereavement allow
mo To extend my heartfelt sympathy.
along with others. TO his dear parents.
who were most fortunate in giving a
man Of his clean-cut type for their
country. and may his life be an e1-
ample to all other men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
PAulls.

Manager McAninch OF the Paulls is
tuhilant over the victory Of last week
and has his team out working the stiff
kinks. AS yet no game has been ar
ranged for this Weekend. but several
opponents are in line. There is some
talk Of the team playing the North Ends
Of Martins Ferry at Padden park. but
no definite answer has been made to
this effect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
Macks.

The Macks Of the South Side have
been working out each week and Will
likely play the Tigers Of Noundsville
at the Twenty-sMth street grounds the
coming Sunday. Both managers are
discussing the matter and suitable ar
engagements are expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02
ION THE SANDlOTS'
BY YOKE.

Amateur football Is going along nice
" and practically all nf the teams nave
ca.rcs arranged for n" coming sun
day. Although the season started last
week. the official opening will De in
amCu.a,cd :hie coming Sunday. AS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-02

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
NORTHWEST OF EEkDrN. Monday.
Sept. 50. 4:3O p. m.-Niy III" Associated
l'r"Ss. )--AlthuuEh ii ~ apparent that
III" Germans arc desperately trying L"
keep tho Americans back as far ~ pos
sihle from tho Krirmhllhe line on th'
from, from the ArEDi,n" to the M"Sctl''
evidence vas accommodating that tnc on
en-. vas weakening OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the fury ur his general resistance.
l'ircs behind the German linz UT" IL
ken MS an Indication that thc cn"In? II
hrrri,r supnlics. while nh|rv"Ts have
r,r,rtctJ II movement Of transport N"-
h,.lns, apparently we'll l"nd"d' toward
tht. north.
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writing on Monday If .eTnoon. A new
German division has been identified IN
the lighting and :hr enemy IS Offering
the tierccst resistance. lie has appa'-
emily decided tN make stand on the
kri"mhild line.
At the moment til" telegram was
written the Americans were lighting
VIVA, almost rrscmh!rd . pitched bat
IL. amid the ravincs, woods and heights
along that sector Of III" front.
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calling upon you to make. extend beyoi
any merely financial operation
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-09

portu 2 za}oga kilku marynarzy.
Widocznie, nur szuka} wiekszej
zdobyczy na wodach kanadzkich,
niedaleko w6d amerykanskich.
Komendant nura. powiedzia1 kapi
tanowi Dangwell 'owi, re przeby--
wal juz ma wodach kanadzkich
szesc miesiecy, re ME opusci ich
az W pazdzierniku. Nur jego H.
czy1 275 stop d1ugosci; ma polka
die byly umieszczone dwie arma
ty, a za}oga jego liczy}a okolo IS
marynarzy. Skinner *Dornfontein
by1 naladowany r6znym materya-
lem i p}yna1 do port6w Po}udnio
wei Ameryki. Komendant mary
narze nura wykrzykiwali gdy sku
ner zanurza} sic W g1ebokosciach
'morskich; marynarze ME mogli
wziac ;niczego, opr6cz co mieli, ma
sobie. Urzednicy marynarki przy
puszczaja, ze nolr, kt6ry zatopi}
skinner mial bye ten sam, kt6ry
niedawno temu napadf ma statki
fholownicze niedaleko przyladka
Cod. ..-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-09
.Dzieei utopi}y sic przy
kapaniu.

Knife. River, MINI Z sierpnia
Troje .dzieci kapitana kopalni Ka
r6la Andersona utopifo sic W ME.
dziele po po}udnie >podczas kappa
MIA W rzece~ Knife Dzieci, iczy1y
II, 10 8 lat. Ojciec wydobyl
wszystkie cia1a woody.
Rzeka plynie kilka set krok6w
cd domu Andersn6w. Kap. Ander
son znalazlszy odziez dzieci mad
brzegiem rzeki zauwazywszy
miejsce ma ssiadlej wodzie wsko--
cyl i znalazl zw1oki trojga die
ci W niedalekiem oddaleniu jed
no Cd drugiego. Chlopiec, ktory
by1 dobrym plywakiem, przypusz
ezalnie chcial ratoWae siostry j
przytem ntonal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-09
Htlafiaaka u :Prez zydenIa VI . :
:zCrzestna" ekfetu.
Atlantic City, N. J. z sierpnis

Atlantic City, N. J. z sierpnia
Charles NJ. Schwah naczelny d;
rcktor budowy okret6w mial c.
negdaj kmferencye z N. Hurley,
przewodniczacym Rady marynars
kiej. Przy koncu tejze ostatni wy
razi} sic ze jest zupe}nie zadowo-
lony rezultat6w dotychczaso--
wych, co do budowy okret6w. /
program budowy okret6w
jest wykonany z -najwieksza sz5b
koscia. Obecnie w Stanach Zjed-
noczonych jest w toku budowy
okret6w ia przesz}o try i pol mi
Iona ton pojemnosci: w kazdym
tygodniu wiele mich jest ukon--:
czonych i spuszczonych Ia wode.
Budowa okret6w postepuje ma
prod szybko, a to jest najlepsza
odpowiedzia ia polityke kajzera
zatapiania okret6w. :;
Wiele zainteresowanie kierow--
nik6w budowy okret6w jest zwr6-
cone ma doki ia Long Island,
gdzie bedzie spuszczony na wode
pierwszy okret, tam wybudowany
w uroczystosci wezmie udzial
prezydent Wilson jego ma1zon--
ka, kt6ra NADIA nazwe "The Quist
conck'' okretowi temu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-08-09
.Wiek:P0bOrOWy
POtwierdZ0ny.
WsZyscy W latach ;po-
miedzy Is a 45tym ro- ..
klein p6jda: do >W0lska.
>Waszyngton, z sierpnia

Waszyngton, z sierpnia - No.
wy projekt wojskowy, upowaznia
jacy prezydenta do zaciagniecia
do. sfuzby wojskowej wszystkich
W latach pomiedzy 18ym a 45ym
rokiem, zosta} juz wypracowany
przez sekretarza Bakera general
ny sztab wojskowy; bedzie to
znaczy}o 16,000,000 zo}nierzy dla
Ameryki. Wiadomosc te otrzyma
no zaraz po konferencyi sekreta-
RIA Bakera z prezesami Komite--
tow Izby Senatu. Nowy projekt
poborowy upowaznia prezydenta
do zaciagniecia do sfuzby wojsko
wei nieograniczonej iczby woj--
ska, W latach powyzej wymienio-
inych, kiedyby tylkoj by}o tego po
trzeba. Wiadomo, ze prezydent
powo4a najpierw m}odych, starry
zas beda powo}ani do fabryk rza-
dowych, warsztat6w lub innej pra
cy we wojsku, czy to w Stanach
Zjedn. czy we Francyi. Propekt
ten da prezydentowi w1adze kon-
trolowania przemys{em, CO 2rzy--
niesie wielka pomoc dla kraJu, Sc
kretarz Baker oswiadczy1, re o.
mawiano rome granice wieku po
borowego i po zacietych dysku--
syach, przysz}o do konkluzyi, re
azeby zape}nic klase 1sza, trzeba
bedzie powo}ae wszystkich W Ia
tach pomiedzy 18ym rokiem. No
wy projekt zawiera rozporzadze-
ME, upowazniajace prezydenta do
zaciagniecia do sfuzby wojskowej
'najpierW tych powyzej lat q, ci