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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-17
TEACHER s SALARIES.

New Iberia, La. May 8. 1919.
Dear Teacher AT the sugges-
ton of the superintendent the
School Board at its last meeting
adopted the following schedule
paw for white teachers beginning
with the session 1919-192O.
Teachers teaching their first year.
3rd grade $500 per scholastic
month; End grade $4,000; LIST
grade 5000; teachers having 81
college hours $50; teachers having
36 college hours $65; teachers hay.
ing As college hours (high school
requirements SIS; teachers hay-
ING 6S college hours $95; teachers
having 81 college hours $40.
To the foregoing there will be
added SLIGO per month for each
years experience of the teacher,
the experience allowance not to
exceed ten wears or $1,000.
To the foregoing there will be
added zoe per month per child
under the immediate direction OF
the principal of the schools of the
Parish except in the case Of the
Ward schools Of New Iberia and
Jeaherette in which latter case the
principals allowance shall be ten
dollars per month without regard
to the number enrolled in said
Ward schools.
A teacher teaching writing and
having a Palmer certificate will
be entitled to one dollar in addi-
ton TO the foregoing.
The foregoing schedule is based
upon the value Of one dollar for
each college hour earned by the
teacher from the 32nd college
hour to the masters degree repre-
senting 81 college hours. An in
stitute credit will be considered
in the same light as college hour.
This is a synopsis Of the plan
adopted. The superintendent
plans to recommend to the School
Board that the following be
added thereto at its next meet
ing:
Provided that the salary Of
any teacher now employed in the
PARISH of Iberia, and retained in
the same position for the session
1919 to 1920, shall not be less
than the sum received by such
teacher during the present ses-
sion. =
Ii the funds Of the School
Board justify it at the January
meeting the superintendent will
probably recommend that the
teacher having 80 hours be paid
$65 instead Of $50 for the first
year as herein provided, which
viii value the masters degree for
the first wear Of teaching at $115
instead Of $40 for the first year as
herein provided
These recommendations will
probably increase the salaries Of
white teachers about 5000 for the
session 919-192O plus the one
weeks salary to be paid for the
one weeks institute at the open
- II 3. & -. - $3.50
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-17

666 has more limitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the market. but no one wants
limitations. Thew are dangerous
things in the medicine line.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-17

You can't put zing into your
daily work by incoming over the
you didn t recognize.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
FOLLkNSbEE
Bic INDUSTRIAL
DEAL PUT OVER
At FOLLANSbEE

FOLLANSREE. W Va. July ",-A,'
important business transaction. III " III, -
tho Follansbr, branch "f tn" ;. h'ITh'E
Manufacturing company passes "ut OF
existence. wa~ mad" public today Tor inc
mrs, time. The aullG:vg md iurntsh-
ings and part Of the equipment nave
been purchased by ~" Sheet Metal Hir-
c,altv company. which took possession
thus week.
Thu 5. KriLhlry Manufacturing COM
many VAS one uf m" FIRST industries ~
como - Fo!lan&h"". l. was !"'A''1 with
Offices on state street and takes up 4
whole block. tn, company produced
government lo,S, -. safety boxes an"
otbcr materials made from sheet Ste'l
And Tin Tho :. KciEhley company mas
,,ovcd tho local branch 10 lIttShurhh'
IA and tho Sheet Metal Specially COM
nan. is now occupying tn" plant.
The Shtet Metal company plant no"
rarks second in the Follan>h"" indus
,ries With this large addition {" IT'S
already big plant, Just across tho rail-
road and also fronting on state str's'
The working capacity Will b" EVunle"
and the outrut increased considerably.
No price Is named in IN" transactl"T.
tho Kcighlcy company taking much or
its stock and some machinery I" PUTS
hurch, l.. 4 pillar ia tho manager or
the Sheet Metal Speciality company op-
Grating both plants.
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HOW thin PGtPLE
CAN PUT IN FLESH ',
AND REDUC. WEIGHT
Men and Women Ten Pounds or More
Underwetght should Make THIS Simple
rees-Rarn:esS and InexpenE1Ve.

Thousands OF people suffer from *
ccsaiye thinnrss weak nerves and !'"hla
stomachs who. having ;rIcd advertised
Flesbmakers, food fadS. physical culture
stuntS and ruD-Un creams without sue
-css rcSiVn themselves 10 lifelong skim
piress and think they were born To be
tb,n and that nothing will max" from
rat or increase their weight. Yet their
cose - not hopeless. a recently diScnr-
cred assimilative agent called SAR'iEN
seems 10 have the effect IN nearly every
case OF quickly and raslly developing
healthy. permanent rIcSh ana IA on
people who are thin and und6r"e!Sh'.
This remarkable discovery, made 3y y
proninent chemist. IS now being intro
suced BY C. II. GrIcst & co. and other
ling druggists under positive guar
a loo Of Increased weight or no charge
which cert ainly makes rs test all easy
matter. ,,. s,.,,or,,.,.
rsa ~ SARGE.N should produce flesh on
most any thin person to the extent OF
~ last ten pounds, simply By correct
ing faults Of digestion and assimilation
ana by supplying highly concentratcd
Sats 10 the blood. Increased nourisA-
nc5t Ia obtained from The food eaten
and The additional fats that most mn
nnonIe need are provided. SAttit;N ~
HARMLESS and peonle who really desire
an increase in weight should certainty
give II a trial on these ilperaI terms.
Eote-yyhile SARGEN IS cHc"lleht Tor
che treatment OF nervous indigestion II
longer than five days a. time by thns+s
suhS are not willing to gain At least i've
pounds IN EeiEhL-AdyertiS"
jy-li2l-31
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
CHESTER

CHESTER. W. Va. July 30.-he r.
suit Of the drilling in Of n second we'll
on the ". G. Calhoun farm. which after
being shot is producing % barrels = day.
an oil boom is on at flookst"wn. IA.
Tho first well was Il small prOiuCrT
Preparations are being made for ri"'rh-
tions on other farms in tho district.
pr!llcrs Wednesday began work "a a
we'll on the TUrr"n"c farm, adjoiulu-
the Calhound huldinEI
4 civil service examination to fll tn"
position Of rural mail carrier i't
Georgetown Pa. yill 90 held AZ Midland.
Pa. August p.
Lcsli" McMath. we'll known baseball
player. has returned I" Chester i"lI"w-
ing his discharge from tn" army. II"
served n year with the American 'Nu'dl-
ti"nary force.
One hundred. members Of IN" First
Presbyterian Sunday school attended 4
picnic held n Rock Springs park to-
night. A picnic supper was served.
Tho Loyal Dnurl,r"rs Erhl" class Of
tho Church Of Christ cmt"Ilniu"d tn"
Loyal Mons class at banquet Monday
night rs n result of their def IN a
recent membership contest.
After several weeks delay h"CauS" az
tho nCn-arrival OF equipment. work was
resumed Tuesday on the Improvement of
the ArroyoLCOngn road.
The monthly shoot Of III" Chester
Pine club was held on tn" club rang"
on Locust 1Iill "Wednesday night.
Several Hancock county educators cN-
poet a. attend IN" meeting If ia" West
Virginia board Of education At Wheeling
Thursday.
4 concert will h" given In tn" First
United Presbyterian church auditorium
here Tuesday evening. August !. 10y tn"
Aculian quartcttc of Musklngum college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
SISTERSVILLE

Mt and Mrs. Fred Harper "f Akron.
Ohio. are expected here today 10 visit
friends and relatives.
Sergeant Boyd II. Twyman received
his honorable discharge from military
service at Camp Dix yesterday.
Mrs. r. +. Vineyard and Mrs. Cay
Sergeant OF Spencer. who hay" hc"n the
guests Of Dr and Mrs. r. &. Jones, r.
turned home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Mcintyre and tw"
children Of Marietta Ohio. hay" r"turm-
"a home after visiting Mr.. ana NrS.
John Hunting.
Tho condition Of l.. r. lI"rh"ld. VIII"
underwent an operation IN tn" "hl"
Valley General hospital at Wheeling last
w"r& is improving.
Misses ora Tracey and Ina Trn"'v "f
pursl"y left yesterday for Il vacation II
I'ark"rshurr and Marietta.
Mr. J. O. Doolitil, of ilrrL ehur-. RI
raj department superintendent az thu
state SUNDAY School ass"clati"il. arrived
in ~" CIty last evening. Mr.. lu"li''h
travels ~ II Dodge irurk. which h" ms
neatly fitted up. H. has just returned
! from Il trip through Wisconsin with Us
mavhin" aud had Ir-J"l"d over i."n"
miles before reaching Tins "Ity.
\ Nv" day convention Of TIA" n 'r
| county SUNDAY School association wl~
! nunn.h today III Ia" First M,'h.I g.,
| EI:scuya, church "f this city. IT Is &C. -
| ing presided "v"r H. -. !. IN! .nt Mad
dI"b"urn"., president of rh' as-",.r'."'.
Frank cray "f M"undsylll'. r"I.r.s' - -
ing tn" larg" pants manufacturers, r1u-
pauy Of Muundsvili", wa IN Syst rsNilI"
iuday looking over IN" city with 'h'
view of reporting Ia" aIViSlh1ii'N u' 49,
! tahlishjng Il branch factory III th.~ tII\-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
After New Tin Plant.

-Four towns are now in IN" race Ter
the new tin mill 70 l." built by the f"I-
lnnSbec Bros. company. llurtlngt"m w.
Va. being the latest entry. W"llSh!rE.
Fullanshrc and Toronto have been hay
ing Il three c"rn"rcd fight for tn" m
duSlry for several months past. and all
have made claims that IN" plant was as
good aS LANDED. 1t h"rarn" definitely
known today that the company has been
renewing options ON property adjoining
it's leo acre tract at Toronto. ana al tn"
same time has been carefully inspect
ing sites in IN" West virginia towns.
Definite d""ISluu as t. tn" location "t
the big mill. which Will h" dupliCal"
uf tn" plant NJ FUllanAh"". Will h"
made in a few days. II was said today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
Contelnnt Charges.

Prosecuting Attorney Roy Carpenter
today til-d cr;rcmpt charges against ten
women who were indicted yesterday by
III" grand Jury for keeping GIs"rd"rlE
houses in dcfianc" Of a court injunction.
Tn" women pleaded not guilty {" tn" in
dictmcuis today and Eav" $50" bond.
They Will be- rcarrcstCd later today on
charges # contempt and taken h"f"r"
Judge Smith. tho prosecutor announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
Younu Couple Marry,

Miss Helen LOTUS. daughter Of I. s.
Marshal SIMON Lotus and vii" II thus
city. AMI Jerome Mcttcnborg"r. son Of
tho late p w M"tt"nh"rg"r Of this "ltF.
were married at Holy Name church,
Father W,iSnnd p"rf"rmin% thu g 70
mony. Tho ncwlywcds left on an east
crn wcdd .ng tour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
FSw stray Dogs,

There arr Nv s:rvN dogs running
ahnu, tho srr,.r,S ~ t'ullHrSh''" thus year.
ard N" old Try Of Kill -" pests ~ n"
longer h. ard In former H"n'S. Wh'n
dog season" was on. IN" 'nnru"S "it"n
took possession 90 N" streets. ih"y tray
cIcd in such great numi'.rs. This wear
however. Chief stephens was on ia" job
carly and no; only was N" li"'aS" paid
on every dog hu' they Wy" "ha'n"d
NJ in yards - k"na.iS. whor" th"E b.
lCEE
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Comes to FollansbeS-

Big Bill" Mitchell. former RethanY
star and who H. been twiriinS for th''
Wc;rton steel W:-kS team thus season
has signed 70 pitch tho remainder OF inc
season with the Follaushcc y {. and the
showing hr made against III" X. ;. =
last Saturday convinc"S n" locals mat
tho. har. secured a valuable man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
WE:InIUn

WFIETrN. ". Va. July -. Turk
Ta%lcr. c.rr Jauitvr. and custodian Of
All tr2; NAV como 20 tho city IL way
Of live stock. hTS has own tr"GHI'N ih'Se
DAYS with nn "I,uud" for ms dom'SucS,
gentle and otherwise. Tho question -
4 pound is coming To climax. Turn
claims, siuc" his last cas-. that OF car
ing for mule rhrt was the guest or
the city for "A day.
SAID rluI. carr, .nIn IN" hands Of the
town Of WeIrtnu through II m'Isd"-
meanor from a band If EypSt'S travel
ing through Mr. MuI" vas very unkind
ard there was no pound 10 put MN W
After breaking thr'' stout ropes ne
came to the door of tn" city Hui!d'nS
and hray"d IN "TurH'N' face. Fhai was
TOO much. said Turk. and h" CAV" up TN"
custody Of the male. Jim Sums as
SiStaut dog catcher and mule CuS'od!hn
took up the case and after securing tn"
mule with ShaCki"s ia" town was at
rest until III" next case comes up.
The ca? "pouni' WAS don" away
with a few weeks ago To max" room
for tho constructor Of tho now open
hearth at tho mill.
The fast S'rqmhurE 4. c. Of Pitts
burGh Will meet thu W"irton $j""i COM
PAWS team 1T MIL field n'Et SUNDAY
afternoon. Tn local management; has
drr.i"d not t. arrange ANY m"r" Satur-
day games on account Of s" many poo
vi" being cut Of town when given tn"
half aollduy. $urd"y crowds ar" always
good however. and tn best attractions
viii he billed.
\ tin., new offic" huildiuC for tho new
blast flSnacCs IS under construction a
few hundred yards north Of the fur
uaC"S. The office is being huilt Of brick
with stone trimmings, and vii be equip
pend with tn" lp;ost "fIir" fixtures. 1t
vii consist of ~i> h.; rooms md ante
rooms for tn" q, real force Of the now
furnaces.
The police have conducted n most sue
{, ss:ul crusade against dogs this SUM
In"r. and W"lrtoT - now about rid Of
tho pests The CruSAd" starred early
last April. AID r"r, 'hnu ON" hundred
e. rhn cnnIl.,. jhrt had uo owners. AS
shown 10y the ;bs"ucr Of a lic"nS" tag
on fh'ir Collar wcr" don" away with.
Two llrG" >hIn,lrS ar" being erected
u..ir tn. mHIn ilaru IF tn" Woirton
Steal company for n" use Of lahurcrS
earning h~r- ,UlfucI".ir - work on
CONSTRUCT ON n tn" n"w mills. I'll" build
ir2S -. - TX SUlall rooms each. and
ar. hong pat up IA tn" hillside near
IT,. Wrl%" construction ann.
-. Wo,'"u E"wiI"G 'lHh. consisting
- "a" h.e' iivr bowl rs ~ town. i
I,.:,,ri,jrl; FIR rhrrr return match at
:;'..ut. -, -. n,>' Thursday evening In
thu FIRST gam, Of series played "u tho
local alloys lest Mrmdny night tn"
~'.rr',. uvrll" EruuSw!ck. gained 10 PIN
Pond eyer in locals
Tho now business hl"ck being erected
h> ~" NU;,;'d Realty company on upper
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
whew! It's hot. Have you awniugs2
Wheeling Tent s. Awning Co. Jy-lO-t
Seek New Members.

Tn" MnIshpil r"Ur,y auto club IS busy
getting new r1,uhrrS. y reorganization
has been effected aud the campaign
,.inm,tl.r -: rounding az new auto
"r.m.rs ana n'h,r~ wh1 hnvc not been
ni.Iitu;,J wIih the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

George H"gc. IS. and Fran"'s Nv
Scott. %. both Of Tiuonvill"; Il>d" Is.
Niliy. 80. Of Apoll" ia. and Esther May
Hyde. -. Of MiHr7, Junction: john J..
Criss. 30. Of StcuhcnvIll". and I!aH'i
Marie Young. "A. of T,runto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31
FRUIT HEARTS

T,fn candy aud Euur--h'tI'r Than either
ar, .,LnpI L."r>..iS "f gum. covered
;yr,h rruIr-rlnl"r"d candy. only nickel?
That's right.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-31

-BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

The Emperor made immense preparations in London
for equipment of his army and the complete conquest
of the Sahara He spent millions of dollars among the
English merchants of the kind who willing supply
Beers or anybody else with The address dis
covered of syndicate on the lower Thames that had
shipped Maxim guns and other supplies to the Canary
Islands to be transferred to his domains
The Emperor bought five thousand cOlapSble houses,
ten thousand cot beds and five million rounds of ammuni
ton for quick firing guns and rifles He ordered the uni
forms of his army from contractor who supplies the
British War Office.
The letter paper upon which His Majesty and his
officials wrote bears at the head two lions facing each
other with a farmer between them pushing PlOugh-a
rather dangerous situation for the farmer Beneath this
device the following words
Empire of the Sahara-Lberty of Conscience Force
Work Industry Commerce, Agriculture Labor mprobus
omnia vincit"
The coonsts were promised a salary of dollar
day with 80 in addition for wife and 40 cents for
each child without limit to number He began
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

When anybody wished to His Majesty the card was
first sent Chief Valet Gerard who carried it upon
silver platter to the of the GOvernorGeneral the
caller person of consequence quality perhaps
an army officer who wished to take service in His
Majesys forces then the General would exam
inc the caller and if he considered him proper person to
reach the of the Emperor he would say:
Inquire if His Majesty wishes to receive Colonel
So-and-So'
Gerard the chief valet, would knock at the En-
perOrs reception and if permitted to enter would
salute stand silent until spoken to- and then
the errand Of the caller thus:
If it please Your Majesty His Excellency the Gov
ernorGeneral has just handed the card of Colonel
So-andSo who begs audience with Your Imperial
Majesty upon affairs of state.
The Emperor would usually say:
Permit him to enter. -
Lebaudy preferred Americans for the administrative
positions in his empire and he also had fondness for
American ornaments of his court. Several TALL
stately and attractive American girls who were then in
London invited join the already selected French
cOncertha beauties But of the French ladies and
some of the American ladies to be made members
of the Emperor harem and there thus many sharp
conflicts between the fair Americans and the fair French
ornaments their title their position and to who
should be titled ladies in the court and who should be
simply members of the Imperial harem. These delicate
questions required much time and skill the part Of
Lebaudy and his advisers to stragnten out and har
monte
great portion of Lebaudy'S time occupied in
engaging military officers to command his army, Hour
after hour and day after day and far into the night the
Emperor would receive fierce Scared batewOrn and adj
venturouS soldiers who had service in all parts of the
world. There English officers who had served with
Stanley Africa and expeditions to Thibet and various
other wild countries There were Frenchmen who had
fought IN the terrible campaigns of Madagascar and
Cochin China. The BOer War had just to end
and there hundreds of veterans of this looking
job Lebaudy extremely liberal In promises to
these officers He guaranteed them large pay and thou
sands of men under their command. Most of them
thought they to be generals and left his presence
after an interview with His Majesty with high en-
thusiasm.
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

esdue the most notorious dueiSt in France who had
Ought yOne duels and had had raising adventures
N all parts of the globe. He modern dArtagnan.
His cards inscribed "COmmander-mChlef of the
Armies of His Majesty Jacques l., Emperor Of the
Sahara" General Laberdesque had uniform consisting
of widebrimmed sombrero hat with red pumes, long
red MANTLE blue coat white breeches and brown top
boots
Laberdesque was black whiskered redfaced
with neck like bull. He could throw horse over his
head and perform many other eaS of strength Jacques
paid him larger salary than any officer in the French
rmy receives.
of the Imperial Guards They all of splendid
physique six feet TALL and had splendid uniforms
= f red white and gold A strong detachment of them
was engaged in protecting His Majesty London from
persistent nterVewers, people with crowns to sell and
possible enemies His Majesty believed that the French
Government was engaged in plot to kidnap him, and
Therefore appeared anywhere without his stalwart
igsard
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

Lebaudy Realized That His Newly Pnces Duchesses
Other Ladies of the Court Whom He Had Suddenly Raised
Peerage from the Concert Halls and the Comic Opera
Have Chance Practice Their New Roles Sit
ting Upon His Ivory Throne Wearing His Crown and His Purple
Robes Embroidered with Golden Bees, with WordWeary Air
Upon His Brow Lebaudy Received the Homage of Ladies of the
Watched the Court Dancers They Performed En-
trancingIy the Strains of Soft Music
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

Continued NeGt SWHddy.D
The Washington times., 1919-02-16


be addressed as "Your Imperial Majesty and treated
in every respect actual reigning sovereign In
spite of daily warning persons about the hotel
would inadvertently call him Mr. Lebaudy address
him as plain Sir" This always brought forth in
dignan rebuke and the management Of the hotel was
warned that such disrespec continued to be shown his
royal patronage would be withdrawn
The manager Henry Pruger, endeavOred in every way
to enforce Lebaudys request upon the hotel employees
and especially obseqous acts of Difference and homage
the part of beboys and servants frequently brought
forth handsome golden reward from the Emperor
Mr. Florimond Gerard was appointed chief valet to
the Emperor and was instructed to approach him with
profound courtesy and address him in French Votre
Majestic Imperale (Your Imperial Majesty Gerard
must never speak the presence of the sovereign until
spoken to- and among his duties the of the I'm
peral robes
As already mentioned Colonel Gourand had been in
stalled in the hotel aforementioned of the Sahara
1t was agreed that the Colonel TO govern the empire
in the absence of the Emperor and his apartments were
across the hall from the reception room of Lebaudy
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

R1 prize were indeed varied and extraordin-
~ airy His own suite consisted of eight
rooms and other rooms were engaged for
- the woman he brought with him who
CnNN known as Nine Lebauly Not very much
w consideration shown her by His Majesty
and it was understood in the court circle that
she was not to be the recognized Empress of
the Sahara 1t was whispered that Lebaudy
hoped to obtain some real princess or person of
high rank to grace his THRONE.
Lebaudy insisted that the manager should have
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

cruiting in France and Eng
land, Switzerland and else
where. The Swiss authorities
threatened to put one of his
recruiting agents in prison.
Although employment had
been offered to all kind of peo-
pie. the majority of them were
and criminals. His
eading soldiers were deserters
ON the penal battalions Of the
rench Foreign Legion, young
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

criminals of good physique, who had
been made to serve their country in
the army instead of idling away their
time in Jail. They made quite hand.
some revenue out of Jacques l
The scenes in and about the great
Hotel Savoy in London while Lebaudy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-09
objasnienia w rozmaitych skomp-
likowanych sprawach gospodar--

o%bjasnienia w rozmaitych skomp-
likowanych sprawach gospodar--
czych, politycznych wojskowych
dotyczacych republiki polskiej.
Jest faktem oczywistym, re
pieciu sekretarzy ola ambasady i
dw6ch vice = konsul6w, ola kon-
sulatu, ME byloby "a wiele ably
podo1ac piracy, kt6ra jest do wy
konania.
Zesz1ego kwietnia kiedy amba-
sada amerykanska zosta}a ustano
wiona w Warszawie, przyjecha}
do Warszawy pan Meredith O.
Neil, jake g16wny urzednik am
basady, kt6ry ma pierwszy rzut o.
ka wygladai bardzo czerstwo i
zdrowo. Pc trzech miesiacach swe
go pobytu W Warszawie wysechf
jak ,kosc z przepracowania. Zdaje
mi sic, re p. O'Neil straci} przy--
najmniej 20 funt6w ma wadze W
przeciagu tych trzech mieslecy
piracy ponad silly.
Wszyscy Amerykanie przebywa
lacy w Warszawie, goraco pote-
PIAZZA W kr6tkowzroczna polityke
oszczednosciowa rzadu St. Zjednc
czonych.. Ambasada amerykanska
w Warszawie powinna mice co
najmniej pieciu sekretarzy i SEE
sciu Acknowledgement urzednikow
i stenograf6w, zas konsulatowi pc
trzeba najmniej dw6ch biegfych u
rzednik6w, kt6rzy by pomagall
panu McBridge i czterech 'steno-
graf6w i pomocnik6w.
zaden narod ME ma taklego
wp1ywu ma Polske, jak St, ZJed-
noczone, ale ably utrzymac ten
wp}yw rad St. Zjedonczonych
musi zasadniczo zmienic swoje
sposobys posetpowania W cafej tel
sprawie.