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assigned to Camps Sherman. DIX.
DodS". custer AND l:Owi". and your Of
:i.rr> ara /? mn ut tn" '.'ri infantry
brr"ad, headquarters. n command ca
Brleadirr G.si"r;'i sanford il. Stanbcrry.
cor Camp sherman.
On tn" Santa olivia. which carried
1.93I troops. W." ;!::u nearly i.-hN
casualS--":r'c":.; i-'G men ri T"NAS.
Maryland. Aiah:Lrl.,. Michigan. !nd.;ti-
anliS, ukla!t":Ei. uh,o. California. lllI-
noiS and t"nu.c' sea-. and Of The r'Su-
lar army auL III" ::ltrIi"*.
Among III" $3.50 ":r:,.ers and men on
thr Mtui were G322 sick aud w"'!lt"d.
three naval officers. civilians and
caSuals. IN" latter including col*r"H -
ttcers aad men Of NV Jersey. South
Carolina and Illinois.
The steamship Pearl she'll arrived &c
day tru,u 1t ralIicH with thr", officers
ana is eu!is;r,; :ncn. lnc;ud:1s casual
company NJ. -; vt IrT;t.
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LOCAL MERCHANTS
OPPOSE ORDINANCE:

Tho special committee. composed of
C"uncilpicr, Armbrecht. Thompson and
Elliott. appointed by council At thr last
meeting to conduct All investigation on
hand bin md pamphlet d.::t"ih,'i nE,
have given their findings to city Sulic-
ttur Cu!linan and Attorney Tom FuuIk.
and tho two lawyers viii recommend
amendments to the present ur,liuuncr II
council meeting tomorrow night
Under III" present ordinance nn-rcsi-
dents have the advantage over local
merchants and advertisers Outsiders
can come into tho city and distribute
their printed matter on rayTnnni of u
daily license f'-; Of s. and employ 2s
many people they want. hut tn" local
p"orl" AT" required /" Civ" 81 Hn1 bond
and then pay a license fec Of SIS.
It was tho protest Of tho local NOR
chants that brought tho mattnr 10 =
head and it Is very probable. that council
will draft amendments 10 tho ,rdin,n,.o
moro favorable to the, residents of tho
city.
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P|MPLY? WELL, DON'T Be
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
Off with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apfrnply face will not embarrass you
much longer if you get package Of
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin TO Clear after you have
taken the tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
successful Substitute for calomcl there's
no sickness or pain alter taking them
Dr. Edwards Ore Tablets do that
which calolncl does, and Just as e!lcc-
lively. but their action is gentle and
safe instead Of severe and irritating.
No one who t3!:c$ G;ire Tablets is
ever cursed with I d;&:::'>: Brown tasA2."
q bad breath. i luiI. li@:i>.s, 40 good"
feeling, constipation, I0ir:d liver, bad
disposition or p:nlpIy lac.
DR.. Edwards Give Tablets ara 4
purely vegetable compound IniHcd with
olive oil; you will know them by their
Give color.
d.. Edwards s0cnt years among pa
dents afflicted WIN i!%1r aid bowel
complaints, and Olive s,!,iCt5 are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly fer a week.
See now much better you Zee! and look.
10c and 25C per boz. al druggists
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FEDERAL FARM
LAND MAN HERE
n. w. coMSTOCK, FIELD MANAGER
CT THE VIRGINIA JOINT STOCK
LAND BANK, VISITOR HERE.
Says That tho runners Arc Taking Ad-
vantage Of the Farm Loans Under
Government Supervision.

II. ". comstock. field manager or
the state Of West Virginia and Ohio for
tho Eirginian Joint Stock Land Bank.
with headquarters at Charleston. was n
visitor in the city yesterday. and in
speaking To an InieliErnc"r reporter
last evening stated that his main line
of work WAS of reaching The farmers in
the farm loan line under III" federal
supervision. He left on the midnight
train for points down state.
He stated that the farmers ar" h0r-
rowing under tho federal plan through
out this state and also tho state OF
Ohio. and MS n result that there will be
many improvements made To tho farms
this year which otherwise would not DO
made.
Good roads to the rural sections. nc
stated, was the biggest asset that the
farmer could have. and no is Of tn" opin-
ion that much work will he done along
that line this summer. That tho soldier
and sailor being mustered out or tho
service must be taken care OF is MS
candid opinion, and he stated that the
farm was one place that many could be
employed TO advantage both TO the far"
MGR and also the soldier. as he had
learned TO work out in the open. k"ad
building he stated, was also n vocation
that many would be- glad to follow. and
he urges the cooperation Of the tarm7r
and the contractor in aiding the return
ing lads.
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Draft Evader Of 1917
Now Gives Himself UD

Special Dispatch to The Intclligencer.
F:LkINS, W. Va. March 30.-l"wis
Riggs, aged about a years. alleged
draft cvadcr surprised officials OF the
county by walking into III" nffic" or inc
sheriff and voluntarily giving hlmsrli
over to the authorities after having
bern in hiding in the mountains IN
Encca's creek region since the summer
of 1917. Riggs is shown TO have regis
tered for military service with tho local
draft hoard June Is, 1917. but failed 10
appcar for physical examination when
called to 90 with the first contingent
from the county. He declined 70 make
any statement setting forth his reasons
for such action He was placed in tho
county Jail 10 await action Of the au-
thorities.
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OHIO AND n. N.
TROOPS CONE
. On THREE SHIPS

= NEW YORK. March 3o.-Th" trlnS-
sport Aquitan,a arrived here today from
tBrest. bringing I.3?t officers and enlist
ed men o.: tho American "Nr'di;!onhry
force. 30 war brides. @3 army nurses
and 12T medical officers and enlisted
men Of base: hospital No. 10. recruited
in Lexington. Ny.
The troops on board tnc'ud! detach-
:1nents Of tho 37th iOh:o ana West Flr-
ginia). S5th and ?ISt divisions. The
largest unit was the 1f6th :i",I artillery
bri gade, commanded b. Hrg.!dirr ri"n-
teral B. F. Browne. Tho iii;h brigade
tcomprises the 3tT-h and %'>;h rfSl-
lments, 50 Officers ard ...oS men WHO
were among tl>s frs american troops
ito be enuipp.d with American GUNS and
also were among Ia" tiI,; Americans 70
sreturn after participating ~ ihc oc@u-
patton Of Germany.
Other units aboard the hTU:tania IN
;cluded the lFath !nfantrr. companies r.
&C. II, I, n L AMI NJ. Il officers and l.DiT
men; medical and camp L"taChu"nts or
the 14Sth infantry. six officers apd 81
men; field and stat h"adQ;iart"rs and
supply company. :S.th intaatry. iivH or
fcers ard 3II nlH;,: 18th division h";!d-
nCuarters and h"adQtIarj"rS troop. s
Officers and "a !r"a: lG6':, fold ar;il-
lery brigade h.aGTuar;' r.. y officers and
81 men: 1s9th Infantry brigade head
quarters. ttrrrn officer; and - men. and
detachments Of tho :3ith and 18th
field artillery regiments. l;2th annual
tion train and li2;!: engineers.
Major General Charles ". KrNundy,
commander OF I'll" \!th division. MAS n
command Of tho troops on tn" Aqullla;a.
The S5th consists chiefly al: ar&t draft
men from Michigan AID Wisconsin,. Its
infantry served overseas as replacement
troops. while n" artillery units were
attached TO other commands. Represent
tatives of the Michigan state committee
on welcoming troops were present 10
greet the men.
Officers on board included six ortga-
der gcnerals-Ecv"rly r Browne.
Charles Fl. Cole. GeorE;" y. M"r.-. ~..>
liam I. Westcrvcit. William +. E:rais
land Marlborouch Churchill.
E. H Sothern and Ju!ia Marlowr. who
have been working with IN" y VI. I.
A. in overseas emha-K&tlon camps. were
among the passengers.
About 300 r?n:" troops Of tn" 9th
division came HON" on I'll" s:earSh!ps
Santa Olivia and Mluli. both from
Brest. which arrived here today. Th"
Santa olivia brought 4 detachment of
pne officer and 81 mon Of n" 1+.ttr in
;fantry for Camp Taylor and tiv" det;l"h-
tmentS totaliin. fix" officers anil So moi.
tof the 18th infantry for Car-sS Owens.
iGordon. rike. pods" and Taylor.
On the Mauli wrr" - officers and
2S11 men II iii" ltfia :nfaatrr-the
:aield staff ncadura~;"rs. 2'hi:r" -'ia
land supply companies. rl"9i"ai d"tHci-
Sncnt and companies \ to NJ. Inclusive
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"FIivYer" Airp|aneS to
Be Put on the Market


NEW YORK. March 30.-Captain Ego
Grhri"lIH p'.hnnunzio tho poet. an
bounced here to-day that he had design
at and begun the manufacture of
"NivN"r" a!rplancs, 50 small as TO be
Capable of landing on almost any Coun-
Try road. ana designed to sell for 81 ,22o.
T'h". planes. Captain D'-Annunzio said,
viii ha"r wing spread Of less than 20
f"'.r and will II" guaranteed to fly for
iI'Jur:3 III an average speed OF fifty
MICS pcr hour. carrying Il passenger
weighing no. moro than les pounds.
t'aptHln b'.innunZin who has hccn in
charge IN American "f tho construction
81 the Italian CarrouI planes for army
U.s. said his first ''ilivvcr" probably
would talk" tho air al the Atlantic City
aerial contests on May +.
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NO the stomach that the nerve crntrrs
are properly fcd with N" nnur*hn.rnt
they require 10 sustain them. To prove
that these contentious ar" horne cut by
the facts it Is only n"c:Ssar% I" r"rt
The. following Signed testimonial OF Mr..
IRA Irving, win, r..Sad"S III No. 10 Kirk.
mood street .CarnrTis. 4 structural IRON
worker by trade. who said:
..I had suffered from rains in my
shoulders aaG arms and WAS t"ld that
had Staga;tIinu Of II" blood AMI rh"u-
matiSm. l Wa; !"rT nervous. ;tIu ~
times was unah,'. - put on my coat IN
the nlorntn: WIZ sick at my stomach
md could IA. '.n breakfast. b"rH H.
70 bad that | was Us.ahi" to work. as |
was SO dizzy. w;:S AFRAID that | would
fall from the tall hU:i'iin8S. pn" EH'cr
Rco ! began trt;;.-. t'jrri Juice. anC -
has cured my ~. ur!t:ttis,ui and Stonirn
trouble. l f...., L. -. y: very way ana
4 am now alb. 80 ;s"!d a TrSporSt5Is
position at nay tr"Gs. | give "ntir''
thanks to ri2nt J"ics for my present
good health.
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling at
E. H Gricst Co.'S Store.
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Derby Declares Britain
Must Support France

l.pNHnN March 30.---Thc Earl Of
I""lN. British ambassador 10 France.
speaking At 4 banquet given III honor OF
Vic" Admiral Sir nav!! Ecltly. rrnI-
mHHd"r Of III" British grand fleet at
Liverpool "n saturday expressed SYM
pathy with Frame" in hrr anxiety for
tn" !utnr". H." said it was up to
Great T".iGin to sand hy France if at
any i:'!' an ambitious foe crossed tn"
front ','r.
WIFI" preserving silence on tho sub
j"ot -: tho league If nations. the carl
sand Il" felt that If anything can save
fu'ur" generations from the horrors OF
thc past. let us. in heavens name. try
IT.
Thn host foundation. the ambassador
said. w. strong alliance Of Great
Britain. France and the United States,
supported ny tho British navy.
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Ask KECErVrHSH1P.

Special Dispatch to The lntcllirenrc-,
: CINCINNATI. .. .Iarch %u--I'pnu
suit Of William T..S>rn:th. ar Fort Thomas
Ky. against the West Ntrgiu.L-k Kentucky
Coal company. Harry =. Jones. Of l,un-
tngtnn West Virginia. wnS ;lnp"nt.d
receiver Of tho company today.
Tho company has ,";tsc- lrld.; on
tWelV" Thousand acres or coal lands, :uL
owes. Smith says. seventy thousand dol
lars. Tn" full output Of lis mines IS
. 15n tons daily.
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Artrleryper Arrive.

NEWTOc-T NEWS. VI. March co
The One hundred and ThirtH-trurth.
One Hundred ami 'rhirtH-!itlh ANA or"
Hundred and Thlriy-siXth I!"ld artillery
regiments a.. I'll" Thirsy-s"v"nth 'Oh!o
National Guard di"iSinn WI. leave h"r"
April ! for Camp Sh"rrian hhi" The
rl,re" regiments W; parade IN Columbus
April , anE ;alor n t.'sciHCatr. T"Ur!;S-
town. T"l",i" ADD Akron. l.r''" thy
Will return "a Camp Sherman ~ b..
nuStcrNG MI.
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I'm THE SPRING-TIME.

fore his ills become serious.
During a hard winter or the
following spring one feels :
rundown, tired out, weak and I;
nervous. Probably you have
suffered from cold. or infu-
enza which has left you thin,
weak and pale. This is the
time to put your system in
order. 1t is the time for
housekeeping.
A good, old-fashioned al
terative and temperance
tonic is one made of wild
roots and barks without the
use of alcohol, and called DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, in tablet or liquid
form. Ibis is natures tonic
which restores the tone of
the stomach, activity Of the
liver and steadiness to the
nerves, strengthening the
whole system. Send DR..
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, 10c
for trial package Tablets.
Pcusbarg, Va.-'My little girl has
always been very puny and was subject
to colds and coughs. I gave her the
Golden Medical Discovery and it
helped her wonderfully. 1t built her
up and started her to grow strong and
healthy. I am glad to recommend DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
rundown or weak systems. "-Mrs. ".
D. Dickson, 107 Walkooer Aos-
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:FRAIL, DELICATE CHILD
Restored To Health BY vinol.

Manrillc. r. I..-"Thc whoopinS cough
and later the measles left my little
boy Of ci Sht years with no appetite. thin.
frail, delicate and tired all the time,
After everything else had failed Einnl
gave HIM a hearty appetite. restored his
strength and he is now as well as ever.
Mrs James II. Hall.
Tho b""f and cod liver rcptones. iron
and manganese p"ptonu,es and slycerO-
phnsphatrS continued in Ninnl wcr" just
what this little boy nceccd to restore
him 10 health. We strongly recommend
Ninol.
Huge- Davis Drug Co. Wheeling. Finol
is sold in bridgeport. Ohio. by tho Dent
Pharmacy and druggists crcr!WhcTo.
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VIEW PORTUGUESE CABINET.

!.ISENN. March -. tEy The Asset
:"rl ..r.SS1 Tin. trW Portuguese. Goa
ll;!on cabinet Inclu'i.S !'or.-nSos Per-
IRA. pr..ir't"r and minister "f th. inferior.
Nlrier Silva. minister OF foreign affairs,
RamDda Carts. minister Of finance: Col
oOucl NaI:t MaCulthH"S. In!nIStrr OF war
and MactdO Pinto minister Of marine.
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one is he who carries one
when it is only cloudy. Any
one will send for a doctor
when he gets bedfast, but
the wiser one is he who
adopts proper measures be-
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March 1919
&
g,
Of recent news articles and the many
car 20 be y
o
In he
tured but o
tion to
in
Car.
rapidly manu-
tion o a
he present
already
Our
to he
sible in
might me-
W. m
quickly offset
Wein1er & Waddell, Inc.
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IRON WORKER
|. QUIT HIS WORK
IRA Irving Relates How Ee is Able TO
Hold a Eesponsihle Position

Plant Juic. hes !"."n '.u1,l TO be most
eema rkabl" IA :''"t - - = r''rv" build
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GZ2S7elN
THE UNIVERS.AL..CAR

WE HAVE RECE1SHO
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
500. STAMPS
SOON TO APPEAR
But No One Can Buy
More Than $1,000
Worth A Year.

For the first time War Savings
Stamps in denominations Of 500
will soon be issued and will be avail
able to the public upon the same
terms ms the 50 W s. s., now on sale
at post offices and agencies. Dccis-
ion TO issue the new style Of W. S. $.
was reached 10 make more simple the
purchase Of stamps. The ruling that
no one person can have more than
$1,000 worth Of War Savings Stamps
Of one issue still holds.
A 500 War Savings Stamp or
Certificate will cost SS2.sO. Il put on
sale during March, the price incrcas-
ing 20 cents each succeeding month.
until the end of the year The new
stamps are now on the press and are
about the size Of 500 bond of the
Fourth Liberty Loan issue. Decision
TO issue them was reached by officials
Of the Treasury Department as the
result ~ suggestions by investors IN
W 81 -. WIN FANlth Nl'. t'hhN lt
irksomc to amass number Of S.
stamps aud attach them - Ger
tticatcs
Plans are also being formulated. In
the Treasury Department, for the IS
suuncc Of $1,000 Stamp or Ccrtif
cate IN connection with investments
in ". : S by "hmit" buyers. Tn,
$1,000 stamps will eliminate the
necessity 81 carrying the ten War
Savings C,rt.hoatca. each containing
twenty War Savings Stamp.
The one hundred and one thousand
dollar certificate, win be part Of
the nineteen nineteen series. and ouly
niuctccr-u.uetec1 Stamps can bc cy-
changed far them shortly a Ger
ulea,c Wil hc issued f5r which nine
;gou-uiuct,cu Stamps may be OK
changed.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

Daily 1hounht-

n Illness las M ~ has its
blessings.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
Aid In SeIf.MasterY.

II is a good practice Tor people to
make II practice If doing something,
every hav for their development. tibet
they don't want to do. and then to
dciW themselves every day something
they want. This should not be for Il
'ay, a week or year. hut life work.
m no other way can q man become
master Of himSclf.-pr. j. II. Telden.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
A Georala PhiIosopher.

We're all great on sayin' THE dew
IFS To pay an never payin' him. A
Teller wouldn't have 10 walk across
the street to settle with him, as he's
always close enough To give US a dig
IN the ribs. or pat Ms on the back, an
tell us we're the finest he ever made
Atlanta Constitution.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
Secret Of Concentration.

One reason for the remarkable pow
ers of concentration possessed by
some is the intense love of their work,
Into which they throw themselves
with such ardor as to forget every
thing else about them. And this. after
all, Is the secret Of all successful
forget oneself in ones work and to
become part of that work itself and
so achieve forgetting and forgot"
of all about except the one task TO
which force, physical and mental, has
been brought.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

With ten pairs Of revolving disks a
static electric machine Inns been built
In Paris that has rs,..1pcl 10000
volts between its tciI..4al,.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Liniment
means relief

For practically every man has used
Il who has suffered from rheumatic
aches, soreness of muscles. stiffness Of
joints. the results 81 weather exposure.
Women. too. by the hundreds Of
Thousands. use it for relieving neuritis,
lame backs. neuralgia. sick headache.
Clean. refreshing, soothing, economical.
quickly effective. Say "Sloan's lini.
meat" to your druggist. Get il today.
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The LEGAL Way.

"What's the matter with that Law
ycri" "iuhf' "Nhy does he keep
yawping about the learned judger'
THAT'S the only way you can take a
slam at judge
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

In spite Of the fact that the average
Chinese is fond of using the telephone,
II has been found difficult 10 obtain
enough subscribers to support local
lines In that country.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
Our Gifts.

As the Magi came hearing gifts, so
do We also bear gifts that relieve want !;
gifts that are sweet ana fragrant with
friendship; gifts that breathe love;
gifts that mean service; gifts inspired
still by the star which shone over the
City of David two thousand years ago.
Kate Douglas Wiggin.
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Eks&;4s4S


pocuhontas SHr-frcd Jones', our
worthy postman. has purchased an
auto in which he carries the mnils on
weekdays aud the females on Sunday.
boston Transcript.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-09
'WlARIsr. Nla1fh hia ssa Gfudnia, leal ~

nych larstw. CzerWony KrzN
natychniaat neutrality-suspicious.
tai ola Aaruszka chirurgasi gao:
patrzy4gom potrzebnenzeczy
Wszedne spotkalismy ludzi
'p I,r.aggs1liiieeniess..ezystosci leczW warn
nkach- wjakich ci ludzie zyli, by
10 to poprostu niemozliwe. Nawet
dziewieciiu q posr6d naszego per-
sonalu zapad}o ma tyfus, spowodo
Wany warunkami niesanitarnemi.
Polacy slepo spefniaja polece-
ME naszej Komisyi. -Gdy zajdzie
.pootrzeba sami sobie potrafia dac
.rade, lie to Jest mozliwe.
Polacy W lot pojmuja nasze4a-
merykanskie metody ije Iprzyswa
jaja sobie.- Cierpliwosc Polakow:
jest wprost niepojeta. Prawie ma
dry i glodni przez caly przeciagg
wojny, a jednak dokonali oni Gu
dow Ola swej mekanej Ojczyz-
n.y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-09

Washington, D. C. - z biura
Gcneralnego Adjutanta Armii St.
Zjednoczonych donosza, re plan
Departamentu Wojny - celem
zcrganizowania Oficerskiego Kor.
pusu Rezerwy polega Ia wybie
raniu i mianowaniu oficer6w kom
petentnych, posiadajacych odpo-
wicdnie kwalifikacye W danym
rodzaju broni lub wydziale Szta.
bu Generalnego. Nadawanie sto-
PM oficerom rezerwy opiera sic
ia zasadzie, re dany officer mus
odpowiadac kwalifikacyom /. Wy
naganiam nadanej mu rangi, tax
tie W razie powolania go do Gym
nej sluzby -m6glby natychmiast
spc1niac powierzone NIL obowiaz-
XII nalezycie.
Do Sligo listopada. 1919 = EOS
ta1o mianowanych $3.50 Office
row. rezerwy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-09
WEHNY PODNI6SK
SIE w DW0JNAS0B.

Washington, D.. c. - Przywoz
welny do Stan6w Zjednoczonych
W okresie piecioletnim do wojny
(1910-1914) wynosil przeciecio-
wo 207, 1884 funt6w rocznie,
czyli 0 polowe ,nniej ni2 W dobie
obecnej. Ma rok fiskalny, koncza.
cy sic 30go czerwca 1918 roku =
Stany Zjednoczone importowa1y
379,l29.934 funt6w welny. w ro-
ku NATIONALIST obecnym ~ og6lny
przyw66z wyni6si 424,414.644 fun
tow, czyli 0 polowe wiecej niz W
okresie przedwoiennym. Cd sty-
cznia do sierpnia Wlacznie = W
roku obecnym (osiem miesiecy)
przyWieziono 2 zagranicy wiecej
We1ny niz Y, j5akimkolwiek calym
rcku, W okresie przedwojennym.
Jesli obecny przylw'66z w1c1ny, kt6-
~ przecietnie wynosi 36,238.982
funt6W miesiecznie - bedzie po-
stepoWal W tenn samcm tompie do
konca roku - to og6lny przyw66z;
.ze rok obecny Wynosie bedzie
32O,O0O.0OO funtow.5.z..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-09
UCzhY DzlEel NASzE GY1AC, PlSAC
/ 'MOWIC 20. P0iSKU.
OAR Z AMERYkI OLA POL;
SKI.
Warszawa. 20, x. 191

~, ~. lSIS-
Ministcrstwo piracy i opieki spa
%}ecznej komrnjkuje:
Podziaf daru Polak6w i zyd6w
z Ameryki Ola Polski przedsta via
sic jak n%astelnje: Welding wy',a,
COW zywnosciowej m;syi amery:
kanskiej lTyhy}y do Warszawy
nastepujace ilosci a~rtyku}6w pc.
chodzacych Z daru amerykanskie
go: maxi $50 vagon6w -wagi
400 ky, mleka 80 WACO
now wagi 1,411, 711,1kg., ubra1
3 wagony-wagi 24,562,6 ky, obu
via 2 wagony-wagi 7,070,5 ky:
oleju Al wagon6w -wagi 578,902
s ky, -konscrw miesnych 81 wa.
gon6w-wagi 756,675,5 ky, small.
GU 5 ACKNOWLEDGMENT 81,673-kg..
Razem 449 wagon6w kt6rc made:
SLY do Warszawy w okresie cza.
SUI cd l do Is marca 1919 roku.
Podziafem miedzy ludnosscc
chrzescijanska i zydowska zaje}a
sic kom mieszana do kt6rej wscho
dill: Z ramienia amerykanskiej
k%ontroli dar6w PIP. dr.. Smykow.
ski, major Iwanowski. st. Stra.
kacz i Antoni Puchalski; z ramie
mia amerykanslkie:i kontroli zywno