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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25

porzadek zupelny. Z Sicdlec dele
gael udali sic do Miedzyrzecza.
Granica dawnego obwodu etapo--
wcgo zosta]a zniesiona i ~przcjazd
IA wsch6d jest wolny. Miedzyrzec
zajety jest jeszczc przez wojska
niemieckie, kt6re zorganizowaly
rade zomicrska i pragna przeka-
FAC wladze regularnym wojskom
polskim.
z Miedzyrzecza dclegaci poje--
chali do Bialej. Spokane pc dro-
DE oddzialy niemicckie przepusz-
czaly polski samoch6d bez zad--
nych przeszk6w. w Bialej, zaje--
tej r6wniez przez wojska niemiec-
kie, %utworzyla sic PREY. inspekcyi
etapowej Bugu rada zo}nierska.
Delegaci byli obecni ma jej posie-
dzeniu. Rada wyrazila gotowosc G
wakuowania etap6w z chwila PREY
jscia wojsk polskich.
ZBialej delegaci udali sic W dro
sc powrotna do Warszawy. Lud
nose, spotkana pc drodze, owacyj
ME wita}a pierwszy samoch6d pol
ski, spotkany W tych stronach. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
JUz PO W0JNIE.

Usmiechacie sic radosnic, gdy
s}yszycie piesn Harry Laudera:
"Hura, juz pc wojnie, hura wy
gralismy. "Lecz jest wojna, kt6-
ia nigdy sic ME skonczy, a ia jest
wicczna~ walka z truciznami wy
twarzanymi w naszych wnetrzno
sciach przez czynnosc baktery;,
kt6re wnikaja stale do naszego ella
Ia: a kt6re musza bye najszybcie;
usunietc. Trinera Amerykahski e.
lixir Gorzkiego Wilma jest lckarst-
WEN, ktorc doskonale czysci wne-
trznosci. TIL jest ~przyklad co ono
uczynilo ola DUO pacyent6w:
"Leadvillc Colo. % stycznia 1919
Gdybym byl nic miaf Trinera A.
merykahskiego Elixiru Gorzkiego
Wilma juz~bym dzisiaj ME zyt
Wasz Giovanni Pietti. 1--WE wszy~
stkich aptckach $1.10. - Rcuma
tyzm, neuralgia, Dol W krzyzu, DO
lace muszku}y i inne podobne me
czace b6le wofaja 0 natychmiasto
wa ulge. Trinera Liniment dzia4a
szybko i pewnie. W aptekach IS i
IS ccnt6w poczta Is i rs cent6w.
Joseph Triner Company 1333-1343
S. Ashland ave-, Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
0STRZEzENlE.

q r6znych kolonii polskich VISTA
mach Zjednoczonych nadchodza Ii
sly i zapytania cry Wydzia} Marc
dowy Polski pozwoli}, poleci1 i a
probowal wydanie i sprzedaz ak
cyl ma rozmaite przedsiebiorstwa,
jake maja bye podjete W przy--
szlej Polsce hub ola poparcia 3D.
budowy Polski, floty polskiej i
innych mniej lub wiecej waznych
przedsiebiorstw handlowych pre-
mys}owych.
List6w tych i zapytan nadcho--
dzi coraz wiecej, a W niekt6rych
przebija sic zaniepokojenie tych
kt6rzy akcye juz nabyli.
Ably pytaniom tego rodzaju pc
1ozyc koniec Komisya Prasy zasie
g}a informacyi II kierowniczych
sfer Wydzia1u N. P. podaje nj
nie.jszem do wiadomosci og6lu ro-
dak6w, re
>Wydzia1 Narodowy Polski lad
nych akcyi ME wydawa] i ME wy
dale. zadne towarzystWo korpora
eva czy osoby prywatne ME pred
1ozyly Wydzialowi Narodowemu
jakiegokolwiek planu co do sprze
dazy akcyi hub zakladania przed--
siebi6rstw IA akcyach opartycha
nj do potwicrdzenia nj do zaopi--
niowania. Czynia to ma w}asny ia
chumck i nawlasna odpowiedzial--
nose.
Ma Wydzial Narodowy hub je-
60 Rade Zarzadzajaca ami W prze
mowach i W agitacyi ami tenn
mniej w og}oszeniach i cyrkula-
rzach powo}ywac sic ME maja pra
wa. Wydzial Narodowy "a jake
kolwick przedsiebiorstwa zadnej
Observation-Disclosures IA siebic ME
przyjmujc i przyjmowac ME moze
Wydzial Narodowy otworzyf IL
Rad przemys1owo handlowy W
Chicago i file w New Yorku1 kto
z,yczy sobic informacyi W kwesty
ach przcmys]owo handlowych hub
tez chcc dopom6dz W tel piracy
tax potrzebnej ola wzmocnienia i
umiejetnego uregulowania stos1'n.
k6w przemyslowo handlowych W
Polsce i Polski Z Ameryka i i'll
nymi krajami MECH pisze luz zgfo
sisie do Wydz. Mar. pod nastepu-
jacem adresem:
National Polish Department Dl
vision Of Commerce and Industry
213S Pierce ave Chicago, III Tub:
jezeli wygodniej do fill:
National Polish DepartmentDiv
Of Com. and Industry Room 1882
SO w AZ st New York, n. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
UCzMY DzIECl NASzE CzYTAC, PISAC
/ M0WlC 20 P0ISKU.
Zblizamy sic do Polski.
Polska uznana przez Stany Zjed--
noczone - Lansing przesy1a zy
czenia Paderewsdemu jake pro
wizorycznemu prezydentowi.

Prezydent Wilson uzna1 nowy
Polski Rad utworzony pod pre-
wodnictwem Ignacego Padercws--
kiego. Stosownie do takiego posta
vienna Department Stanu wydal
nastepujacy komunikat.
Prowizoryczny Rad Polski W.
many zosta1 przez Stany Zjedno--
czone. Sekretarz Stanu wyslal to-
legram do Ignacego Paderewskie-
go z zyczeniami cd prezydenta
Wilsona nastepujacej tresci:
"Prezydent Stan6w Zjednoczo
nych poleci} mi przeslac Panu ja-
ko premierowi i ministrowi spraw
zewnetrznych prowizoryczncgo
Rzadu Polskiego najserdeczniej-
SEE zyczenia sulcesu IA ten no.
VEN wysokiem stanowisku i wy
razam nadzieje, re Rad w kt6rym
Pan jest premierem przyniesie do
brobyt Rzeczypospolitcj Polskiej.
Uwazam r6wniez "a sw6j obo--
wiazek objawic Panu, re najwiek-
sza przyjemnoscia Deda ola mnie
moznosci rozpoczecia oficyalnych
stosunk6w z Jego Rzadem i przyj-
scia z pomoca Twojej Ojczyznie
W chwili gdy rozpoczyna Ona EMO
WI sw6j byt niezalezny W mysl
nieprzedawnej przyjazni, - jaka
}aczy}a zawszc nar6d ameryka1--
ski z Twymi ~wsp6}ziomkami."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25
Mad Wisla czuwa straz.

Pc dzdzystym dniu o~statniegc
pazdziernika, kt6ry TAXI ogrom ia
dosci wni6s} W. serca polskie-za.
.jasnial cudownie w%yzlocony sion.
Gem pierwszy listopad.
Cd wczesnego ranka usmiech-
niete t1umy ludu pokryly g}6wne
arterye miasta. Zwlaszcza pred
g}owna warta W rynku skupia}y
sic przez ca}y dzien gromady, ME
mogac oderwac oczu cd tych ma.
rodowych znak6w, kt6rymi pokry
to ten zewnetrzny symbol polskiej
wladzy.
Sen-li to, ely java? Otto polski
hufiec zajal to miejsce, gdzie przez
lyle dziesiatk6w lat widnia}o cza1
no z6lte pietno niewoli.
Narodowe kokardki ma pier
siach i orzelki ma czapkach wydo-
byly sic z glebi, serc poprzez mum
dur austryacki, kadac ma MIN sly
gmaty novel, narodowej sluzby.
z CORY splywaja sztandary pc.
ruszane 1agodnym powiewem via
tru W jakiejs niezmiernie RADIOS
nej melody.
Ma Srodku, rozpiety IA tie bia-
10 czerwonem, blyszczy W s}ohcu
kr6lewski, bialy ptak.
"Wstan bia}y orle, wstan,-szu
mia proporce odg}oscm dawnej
picsni - "czarne pi6ra z siebie
zrzuc'. VIOLA wspomnienie mod
litwa dnia wczorajszego, dis wy
sluchana pc wiekowej niece tesk-
noty.
Vice juz ME radosc, ale niez-
mlerny entuzyaZm rOZplefa plers1,
a do oczu Ivy sic oisna.
Juz ME gorzkie Ivy rozpaczy
zawodu 49, ale place niewymownej
ulgi sciska. gard}o.
Tylesmy krwi przelali - otto
cisnic sic do oczu pierwsza wielka
liza pociechy.
Patrzymy ma te straz polska:
l1t6ra czuwa. mad Wisla W kr6lew:
sko -polskiem miescie ii zda
nam sic, re te radosc vida i po:-
dzielaja korowoay meczenskich
duch6w, kt6rym ME by}o danem
doczekac tel wielkiej Godziny
Wyzwolin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25

ryne, lecz zadna sic ME pokaza}a
temu re "a wielka eskorte mielis-
my DO z New Yorku jak wyjecha
lismy to "a kilkaa godzin ujrzelis
my ID okret6w amerykahskich Pc
obu stronach naszego okretu, My
jechali ma okrecie francuskim La
Lorraine,po kilku dniowej jezdzie
gdy juz sic zblizylismy do oceanu,
opu$ci}y mas okrety amerykanskie
my myself, re juz zginiemy lecz
to byl nasz daremny strach, DO
jak rano wstalismy to z~obaczylis-
my Is okret6w francuskich, kt6re
mas odprowadzily az do portu W
Bordeaux.
Gdy w Bordeaux wyladowalis-
my ME moge nawet panu opisac
co "a radosc by1a jak wysiedlismy
z okretu ma francuska ziemie. By
10 mas $50 chlopa, Francuzi gdy
ujrzeli mas schodzacych z okretu
zaczeli krzyczec Vive la Pologne
kilkakrotnie razy.
Cd portu szliSmy wiecej jak
dwie godziny do barak6w, gdzie
mieliSmy nocowac, lecz nawet ME
moge panu tax dok}adnic opisac
co "a }adnc miasto i jego zabudo-
wanna,
Skoro przyszlismy do barakow
zaraz okazali nam }6zka i micjsca
do spania. Skoro to wszystko kaz-
dy dostaf, zawo}ano mas ma kola-
eye. Gdy zasiedlismy do sto}6w,
kt6re by}y sjuz uszykowane, to ma
sza wiara az "a glove sic wziela,
nigdy oni ME myself, re W Polls
kiej Armii tax dobrze jesc daja.
By}o jedzenia dose, kazdy jad} lie
mu tylko wlazlo, lecz jeszczc do
.jedzenia dodali nam vino. Prey
kolacyi wiara wypi1a dwie beczki
kazdy pill lyle, lie mu wlaz}o, pc
kolacyi wiara sic zebra}a W ko1ko
Ii odSpicwali "Boze cos Polske'i
kilka innych patryotycznych pies
nj i poszli spac.
Ma drugi dzien rano pc pobud-
ce zjedlismy obfitc sniadanie i u
szykowaliSmy sic do dalszej drogi
Kazdy dostal manierke dwu
kvartowa pelna wilma ma droge.O
godzinic loci wsiedlismy IA po--
ciag i wyruszylismy do Sille lie
Gui]lamc Obozu Wojsk Polskich.
JechaliSmy przez diva dni pocia-
gicm lecz Gala nasza podr6z by]a
zadziwiajqca.
Skoro przyjechalismy do Sille lie
Guillame, tn czekalo mas drugie
radosne przyjecie, gdyz XII nam !
wyszedl komendant obozu kapitan
Jagniatkowski przywita} mas go-I
raca patryotyczna NOVA, i powie-
dial nam troche o naszej Armii il
lei WalecZnOSci.
Pc kilkodniowym wypoczynku
kazdy byl przejrzany przez dokto
"a i zapisany do czego jest zdolny
lecz kto sobie zyczyl do czego in
nego isc ME bylo jemu wzbronio-
ne.
ia bylem wyslany do szko}y
Wojsk Polskich W Quintin, gdzie
po spedzeniu dwumiesiecznego ku
rsu zdalem egzamin ma sierzanta,
W kt6rem stopniu j~eszcze jestem
teraz, lecz sic spodziewam wkr6t-
ce dostac WHISKY stopien. Co sic
tyczy do zycia to bardzo jest DOL
bre. Kazdy zolnierz dostaje kwar
te wilma codzien i jesse lie tylko
zjesc portrait.
Jest tn bardzo wiele zomierzy z
niemieckiej, czyli z armn
niemieckiej, kt6rzy SO teraz W Ar
mil Polskiej albowiem So oni Pola
cy i bardzo dobrzy patryoci; TAX
jest wiele z armii austryackiej,
kt6rzy byli wzieci do niewoli.
Mysle wkr6tce wyjechac do Pol
ski, ably tam tych bolszewik6w tro
che poskromic. !
Teraz wiecej niemam mic nowe-
go pisae jak tylko zasy1am pann
jak najserdeczniejsze uklony j "
cze panu dobrego powodzenia j ze
by pan m6gl jak najwiecej zu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-25

chow przyslac tn do mas albowiem
oni SO potrzebni, ale tylko praw-
dziwi Polacy ME zadne bolszewiki
Pozostaje>zawsze panu zyczliWy
Boleslaw Wegrzynowicz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
ENTER STRIKE WITH
GOOD COAL SUPPLY

WASHINGTON. oct. 9.-Production
Of bituruinnus coal since september has
exceeded the average and the Increased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
CBv Hon. John P. Arbeuz.)

! This Will hr on" Of the r"d-lcttcr days
I for the I'ythians cf ia" Northern Dis
trict Of West virginia. as Charles S.
Davis. tho Supreme chancellor of the
knights of lythIaS. Will he tn" guest Of
/ honor OF tho occasion and is tn address
| the members Of tn" l'ythian fraternity
at Black Prince lodge room tonight at
what promises TO be ono OF the largest
meetings this pruSr"ss.N" and active or
der has ever hold in this city.
Supreme Chancellor Davis halls from
! Colorado one Of tho smallest OF Pythian-
ism's Grand Boma!nS--hut his election
! TO tho hiGh Office which he is SO admir-
, ably filling rests on very different
ground. The. supreme chancellor is an
honored and respected citizen Of the
beautiful city of Denver and ono OF its
! most active. progressive and successful
business men. Tho splendid record
I which ne has established as u careful.
! reliable and trustworthy dealer in in
! vestment securities and his high posi-
! tien as "fral"rnaliSt and patriotic
! citizen cntitlc him 70 a foremost position
in the ranks Of red bloodcd Americans.
With wide and varied business and
! fratcrnal experience. he brought TO the
+ honored position which he now holds a
, sound and mature judgment of the very
highest order that has uniformly char
ncterized his acts. Though now just
past the sunny side Of fifty. he is with
al such tirClcSS, viEilant and cncr-
Gctic toilcr that h" brings to his work
an enthusiasm. ardor and endurance
that would DO credit TO one his junior
by many years.
One of his recent effective acts was
his pledge to the president Of tn" Uni
,,tn . a. L. H., ,..I
qSalincd support OF the entire Pythian
Fraternity in combating the high cost
Of living and at tho same time urging
upon the patriots OF the rythian order
that support OF the president and other
duly constituted authorities and adhcr-
!, once To- the proven and time honorcd
principles upon which our government is
based that would servo as common
ground upon which all loyal lovers Of
liberty might rally in support OF their
country and flag.
\ deep thinker and student. one OF
broad and humanitarian vision. the per-
picking problems Of the present seem to
have given the supreme chancellor
always a clear and forceful exponent Of
tho principles of the order. an addition
al INSPIRATION that has caused his host
Of admirers and loyal knights 70 hold
him in even higher cSt""m than hereto
fore and has fully justified his elevation
to the exalted position which he now
holds.
L IS n cause FOR consratulation that
mon Of such calIhre. capacity and char
acl"r ar" deyoting their time, talents
and energy 20 the good Of humanity and
Il" Pythians Of this section are indeed
Iurlunat" in having arranged to have
IN" supreme chancellor make Wheeling
on" of III" stopping places OF his nation
wide campaign in behalf OF American
ism and Fraternity. which he is so ably
and aloqucntly advocating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
HEAD OF PYTH|AN FRATERNITY
To Be WELCOMED HERE TODAi
SUPREME CHANCELLOR DAVIS TO
ADDRESS BIG GATHERING.
Distinguished state Pythtans Here For
Reception

The Hon. Charles s. Davis. OF Denver
Colorado, supreme chancellor Of the
Knights or Pythias fraternity. Will ar
rive in Wheeling some time TO-DAY
coming from Indianapolis. TO this city.
Tho exact hour Of the supreme CharccH-
or's arrival had not been learned last
night.
Tonight az the Pythian Castle. Chap
line and Twenty sixth streets. Supreme
Chancellor Davis will address a great
gathering tf the Knights OF PythiaS
from all over III" First West virginia
district and visitors from the neighbour
ing Ohio side towns along the river
front
The supreme chanccllor's subject to-
night Will be "Americanism and Fra
ternity." and ne will deal with the pres
ent day unrest and define the Pyth'an
duty in the national crisis. The meet
ing will be under tho auspices or BLACK
Prince Lodge No. l9. and only lythlans
can he admitted
A party Of distinguished West Viz
Sinia Pythians arrived in the city last
cvening to take part in the reception
for the supreme chancellor. These in
Guided J. l.. Heller Of Charleston. grand
chancellor OF West Virginia: Sam B.
Mont gomcry. Of kingwood. grand Keep
er OF records and seal: Sam r. Suzum'
Of Fafrmont. slpremc representative;
W. w. Long. Of keyser. grand master
OF exchcquer: Thomas A Dixon. Of Pied
mont. grand lodge trustee: Col. Samuel
C.. Allen. superintendent Of the insur-
ance department. OF the K. p
Hon. Harry r. Bell. grand inner
guard Of the fraternity OF this city. will
also take part in the reception and the
session later on Other grand lodge
officers and committeeman are expected
20 arrive tomorrow.
George Swift. Capt. F. b Lisby. James
IT. Beans. Hon. ]. 7. Arbenz. j. B.
Thomas. Stuart Falk and James w.
Seich. prominent local Pythians were on
hand to receive the delegation Of grand
lodge officers upon their arrival and
have worked tirelessly TO prepare FOR
the meeting and to notify members OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Buy ana Keep Handy q Bottle Of Pain
Relieving Sloan's Imminent.

XTOU need 1t when the unexpected
rheumatic twinge starts-the pains
and aches following cxposurc-
sciatica, lumbago, sore muscles, stiff
joints. neuralgia Forgot all about buy
ing another bottle and keeping 1t handy,
didn't you? Get it today-play safe
you may need 1t tonight.
This famous countcr-irritant pcnc-
tratcs without rubbing and scattcrs the
congestion The pain or ache is soon
relieved. leaving no plaster or pouIticc
mussiness, no stained skin. Thousands
Of regular users keep 1t handy for cm-r-
gency-they don't suffer nccdlcssry.
Three sizes at all druggsts--35c. zoe,
$40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

would have TO provide immediate funds.
and assurances came from leaders OF
both houses it was stated, that all the
money the government needed in the
emergency would be provided speedily
and cheerfully.
Puel to BE Consumed.
clothed wlLh IS w,II-i!m" rHW"r" ~
administration would he called upon II
SEE that the coal supply is conserved an';
distributed as il wUS during the shortage
two winters ago. Railroads must have
first call. with second consideration Civ
en- essential industries. on which the
public depends for comfort and warmth.
The government contends that the
miners arc working today under the war
time agreement mad" Ivy Or. Garfield.
stimulated to run until the end Of the
war, or until April l. 1920. This cate
was put into the agreement so that u
new scale might be agreed upon N event
fuel admins ratiOn. hold.ng IN" agree
the war was not over by that date. Tho
fuel administration, holding the agree
ment still valid. would be authorized. II
was said, to take charge OF the mines
and keep them in operation.
DR.. Garfield WAS called to Washing
ton hv the cabinet at suggestion of DI-
rector General Hines.
Will Not BE Arrested.
Since miners and operators failed 10
settle their differences NJ III" JOINT con-
ference here last week reports had gain
cd wide circulation that the men who
called the strike would be arrested and
held on charges of conspiracy. John l..
Lewis, president of the United Mine
Workers Of America. referred To these
reports. and said union mon would mol
evade the issue. Announcement today
that such n step had not h""n considered
by the department of justic" and would
not be considered relieved feeling III
some quarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

Missouri, Kansas. Arkansas, oklaAomas
Texas, Montana. wyoming. and WAen.
ington and part Of West VirEtnia hAye
had no opportunity 10 even discuss kne
terms OF a new agreement and yet mines
in those states will be involved In the
national strike.
"The operators Of Central Pennlyl-
Nania. n part Of Kentucky. part OF -:
nesscr and the New River heldo o.
West Virginia. where wage agreemeet1
are in effect, have had no OPPORTUNITY
to negotiate q new wage Agreemcnt
THE operators and miners or nS
agreement which went into s6ect 49,
t,rnhrr !. 1919. This agreement ha4 ne
approval Of the New River district
miners, and was ratified on refereAa4m
ttuuc al work under the provisions Of
the agreement. but II they strike itNtu
certainly be in violation Of the ro4out-
ly adopted wage agreement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

tho fraternity Of tho coming OF the dis
t!nGuishcd visitor.
I; Is understood that the object OF the
speaking tour Of tho grand chancellor is
to Impress strongly upon tho minds OF
all members Of the order. the supreme
Importance of clcar-thinking and right
acting during the period Of unrest that
is sweeping the country. lie is said by
members Of the delegation to be Q
strong. broad minded patriotic Ameri-
can fearlcssly opposing anything or
any class seeking to undermine or de-
stroy those principles upon which the
government is founded. and essentially
he type OF man best fitted TO fill the
position he holds as head Of the mag
niiccnt order OF Pythians.
The grand chancellor will hold three
meetings during his stay Of three days
in the state. The first will be here to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30

drag yourself around day after day. because your head
du and all the world looks Blue devils chasing dV and
When one feels out chances out OF ta
due to orpo of It's the signal that posons are
the system and should cleaned This is the ns
take castor oil or that weknown tiny pellet made up OF
aJoes and ialap and sold by every druggist Dr. Pzess Pleasant
pe+s Obtain them NOM and avoid colds grip" and ieneR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-30
THOUSANDS POISONED
Life Shortened by Uric ACID
BIZ d. L C. BABCOCX-

-. I. BAscocH - :: &c.,
Most people die eventually of overacd condition the oooo
can he rendered more alkaline longer live With regular
honrs nent of water meals sensible food sd
chance to get the poson of the system man VIII hve
hundred But unfortunately highly nervous way OF ne D
increased storage of uric acid in the body This acts a poison ana
we suffer from lumbago pains, rheumatism govt
Get rid of this acid poison by taking harmless medtane
called "Anuric which throws out the u1c ao ~
stimulating the kidneys Drink pint of hot water full half hour
before meals and take Anurc three four times day.
can be obtained at almost any drug store. RI
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TOM LEWIS ATTACKS
THE MINERS ATTITUDE

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. 29-That
the operators Of the FairmOnt and Kan
awha districts of West Virginia have
had no initiation to go into n joint con-
ference with the miners and n" orror-
tunity to negotiate n new wage agree
men, was stated by T. l.. Lewis, secre-
tary Of the New River Coal Operators $
association and formerly international
president OF the United Mine Workers Of
America, in speaking Of the strike order
of the organization.
"The operators Of Michigan, Iowa
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available supply has been taken care OF
Ly ~. r,iir,rds. Director General Hines
announced tonight, with the result tha!
Ihc country enters u cool strike in Tar
better shape than had the walkout oc-
cured during the six months previous
10 September. :,
Tho first six months OF 1919. the d.
rector general said in a formal state
nent. saw an abnurmally small amount
of coal mined and transported because
of lack OF demand.
bcru made in a week. he pointed out;
was $4,000. 900 tons. the highest that had
been averaged for considerable period Of
weeks was something over ll,000VVv
tons
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CLARKSBURG PLANT
RESUMED WEDNESDAY

CLARKSBCRG, Oct. 2s.-Some Of the
hot mills and the cold roll department Of
the local tin plant of the Weirtou steel
company were placed in operation today.
while 4 number Of union men were sta
tened on picket duty outside the plant.
No violence has been reported so far.
The resumption results from n mass
meeting held by members at the court
huus eat which a unanimous vote was
given to return to work
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PROTECT MINERS

(coutinued Prom Page oae.)
skeleton organization. but his forces can
be quickly mobilized.
Administration leaders said congress