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Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
Texas Control Consolidated
 Oil Company

Organized to control LEASES PRODUCTION and PRO- DUCING COMPANIES
 WELLS NOW DRILLINe-2 WELLS NOW PRoDUC- ING-ONE WELL ON THE SAND.
 OUR PLAN is to have AT LEAST Twenty five producing wells WITHIN the next THIRTY DAYS.
 1000 BARREL WELL-at Ieast-EXPECTED WITHIN THE NEXT TEN DAYS OR TWO WEEKS ON THE HAYDEN BURk tract, operated by the TEXAS CON- TRoL. The exact location of this we'll is quarter mile northwest of the HUMBLE NO. 2. The GUSHER ducng $500 barels also within 500 feet southwest of the famous ADAMS WELL, producing 100 barrels, and half
 mile southeast of the greatest we'll in Wichita County-TE GOLDEN CYCLE. (Some of the Stock Exchange members today wagering that the TEXAS CONTROL well ths Hayden Burk tract will be another GOLDEN CYCLE."1
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04

for the BIGGER FLOW for 80 WELLS. district ONE OF MR. coXs MOST VALUABLE HOLDINGS act estimation of the value of this lease HARD TO DETER MINE. With ample which the TEXAS CONTROL will have for drilling this 30 ACRES ALONE 1oo9s the Companys entire capitalization.
 20 ACRES DEEDED LAND-not ease-in Electra Field surrounded by production and valued TEXAS CONTROL at s2ooooOo This twenty capable bandng TWENTY PAYING WELLS. We offering to drilling companies drilling this 20 FIFTY FIFTY" basis TEXAS CONTROL has seventh royalty ONE PRODUCING WELL in Block g. 6 addition 0 the of Burkburnett
 This Company CONTROLS valuable one fourteenth carried royalty another producing well block diton the TEXAS CONTROL other derrieks "upv the block and DRILLING is starting The TEXAS CON- TRoL will one-seventh royalty where PRODUCTION IS ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN. The TEXAS CONTROL has royalty the GERARD PANY which has well the sand in the of 5urkburnett NEAR THE scHooLHoUSE.
 IOWA PARk-The TEXAS CONTROL will acre lease absolutely proven territory COMPANY WILL DRILL heart of best IOWA PARK PRODUCTION.
 The TEXAS CONTROL has addition a 1000 ACRE LEASE in DonneIy County of Electra. There are the neshborhood deep we'll going The valuation Of this lease s2ooo scres4ooooOo The TEXAS CONTROL has drilling and equipment, of the the State and valued s2oo00oo Mr. Cox negotiating behalf of the Company TWO STANDARD RIGS TO DRILL IN THE RANGER FIELD. The TEXAS CONTROL 1ioo of TUCUMCAR New Mexico, the counties of QUAY and UNION where there deep test wells being drilled Mir. Cox the number of brokers that he would bank his reputation his statement that QUAY and UNION Counties New Mexico, there will be ONE OF THE GREATEST OIL FIELDS the history of the world Mr. Cox personally watching this field and tests being made will select drilling site and begin drill ing for the TEXAS CONTROL Company. New Mexico has been characterized Wld Ca but the confidence of the public best demonstrated by the daily bids of DOUBLE PAR for w. w. COX while VALLEY OIL actually sold at ABOVE PAR the FL PAso EXCHANGE.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
Financial Statement

In explanation of the TEXAS CONTROLS capitalization and Treasury will state that the Companys capitalization the strongest organization The stock issued in acquiring the KETTLE -CROWELL COX interest is represented by ONLY 100000 SHARES. The first offering 100000 shares When this block has been subscribed for, stock will exceed 100000 SHARES this block. On the stock actually issued dividends will be paid. This leaves Treasury Reserve of ONE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND shares for which acquire producing prop critics.
 THE PUBLIC WILL BE GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY TO SUBSCRIBE WHEN OTHER NEW ALLoTMENTs WILL BE OFFERED.
 WIRE YOUR BROKER. Any of the UNDERSIGNED will execute your order promptly:
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04

CUT OUT AND MAIL Fl Paso Stock Exchange,
 Basement 1st Natl. Bank Bldg- Fl Paso, Texas. Please enter my order for ......-........ shares | in TEXAS CONTROL Consolidated Oil Company at their first offering price of One Dollar enclose in full payment.
 Name .....,...........A........
 Street ...............-.....-... A. R. 4-2e-1s
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04
Dollar

ORDERS should be sent through any licensed broker
 member of the FL PASo STOCK EXCHANGE, or orders will be executed by the FL PASo STOCK EXCHANGE. The Company's assets today figure $62O,- GOO or TWO for ONE on the stock issued
Arizona republican., 1919-05-04

The undersigned Brokers OFFER (sub- Ject to prior sale) 10000 shares of the first allotment.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
LET'S PULL TOGETHER.


THE CO-ORDINATED ENERGY OF TWO MEN is
equal to the divided energy of many That's why a
wellorganized minority will triumph disorganized
majority handful of soldiers will defeat mob of
housandswhy sincere cooperation adds to efficiency
Bogausa can go forward with rapid strides-if we
all pull together It stand still go backwards
we pull in opposite directions Organization and team
work will accomplish wonders.
When the government called us in the name of
Patriotism to stand before foreign foe, we
gave such response the world never saw Nothing
that could be asked too much, matter how it in
terfered with personal conveniences. Now with
peace assured why not apply the same to town?
This is the very best town in all the land. Make no
mistake about that it were not, would not wish to
live here and raise families. We have an ideal eli
mate fine class of people, excellent schools, fine
churches and highgrade business Then let Boga-
lusa go forward as she was intended to go.
You can help by making your own home more at
tractve by fixing any little thing that needs repair by
giving coat of paint where needed; by seeing that the
lawn is moved and flowers in the yard-and by al
ways speaking we'll of your home town.
Likewise you can help by spending your money at
home That is where you it. and if the town is good
enough to earn money in it is good enough spend in
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-16
KEEP THE STOCK UP.

IT HAS NOT BEEN MANY WEEKS AGO SINCE BO-
gausa heard of child that all but killed by being
kicked by stray horse. The child playing and the
horse grazing loose along the walk On another
casion colored child nearly killed by roaming
cow These occasions have happened far too often More
than the danger is in question. Roaming cattle enter
premises and destroy flowers and vegetables One ct
zen planted $50 worth Of shade trees fresh from the
cry and a cow pushed open gate and destroyed $14
worth of them in night The cattle of Boga1sa eat
their heads off every year and do their eating off of others
than their owners
But there remains third objection: and that is the
fact that they become nuisance to the street Perhaps
other town of its size in America has an open stock
law Sidewalks Uttered streets are blocked and the
dignity and appearance Of the city is marred by roaming
cattle The city commission has been slow to take action
on this matter The Enterprise reason for any
further hesitation Let have stock law. There IS
plenty of pasture land within easy driving distance Of any
part of Bogausa and plenty of small boys who will be
glad to drive the cows to and from pasture.
ABOUT THE MOST PATHETIC SIGHT BOGALUSAI
affords is view of sem-stylish lady who has
made her mind to pass you by without speaking you
who suddenly hangs of those abnormally high heals
between two nice boards in the sidewalk The bow she
makes sweeping sacrifice to wounded puffocricy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
(}ZESl.I POLACY ZNOW
8. WALCZA ZE SODA.

Warszawa, / n1arca = Osoby,
przybywajace tutaj z Krakowa, W
dawnym zaborze .austryackim,
stwierdzaja, ze Czesi Polacy zno
WI walcza ze SODA W okolicy, od-
leg}ej Cd Krakowa o dwie godzi-
ny drogi.
Paryz. = Misya wojskowa Ali
ant6w do Polsh wyjecha1a z War
szawy do Pragi, ably posredniczyc
W konflikcie miedzy Polakani a
Czecho Slowakami, m6wi iskrowa
depesza otrzymana tutaj z polskie
60 biura. w sklad tel misyi wcho
dza: major Fordhams, kapitan
Coolidge j kapitan Duboste.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
GATE CITY WIRELESS r
Gate City, U.S.. Of Mimi,
A WOMEN Or POLAND ~h~))
(BY GLADYS OWEN STEWART in the Detroit FREE PRESS
-. Reprinted from FREE POLAND. "

Realization of how comparatively small
=percentage=of the human
given right Of liberty comes to the average A.
merican in the nature Of shock. It is only by
the study Of history and the contemplation of
the struggles and progress Of other nations,
that he begins to appreciate the freedom which
is his, to sense by what sacrifices it was OBJ
tanned, and to feel his duty to preserve that
liberty with a jealousy and watchfulness which
will permit nothing to encroach even slightly
upon ground already won, lest it be wrested
from him in an umguarded moment.
The war has proved as nothing else could
prove with what appalling ease freedom may
be torn from the grasp Of those who have taken
too much for granted, and how much suffering
and hcroism are necessary to redeem treasure
whose inest;mable worth is realized only after :
There was "golden age" in Poland as
there has been in all great countries with suffi-
GENTLY old histories, and there is every reason
to believe that the period will come again III
the near future. Like Phoenix from the ashes
: Of a depth of desolation and ruin such as even
Poland, the harassed and long suffering, had
never before sunk to, it is believed that a new
Poland will rise and take its place again
among the nations Of the world as an indepenz
dent country, with the freedom to make its.
own laws, regulate its own economic system,
and dictate with the dignity Of a world power,
what it's international policy shall be: sss
The miracle for which the statesmen and
seers prayed has arrived = the war in which
the three great nations that rent the body Of
Poland asunder, but which could not destroy
its living soul - Germany, Austria, and Russia
Although buffer state between these warning
powers the theater, because Of its geographi-
cal location Of their most awful struggles Po-
land has met it's martyrdom with a fortitude
which proves how ready are its patriots to
suffer and die if III the end, their country may
be freed from hated autocratic rule.
cold men and young boys, peasants, and
university students, workmen and artisans,
flocked by the tens Of thousands to the ban
ners to fight for the liberation Of Poland, !,
said E. q. Lewinski- CorWin The offerings
were truly touching; !; they demonstrated to
what degree Of patriotism 9 people, for 9 @ cen
tury vainly aspiring to liberty, is able to rise.
Domestic servants and laborers gave all their
savings, boys in primary schools and old people
/ in almshouses offered the few cents they had
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
PeIacy Q pedpis'gja r'ol'izeim :
3 ukrai1calni.
Fs-7...--. = .
WarszaWa. 1 1marca.

Warszawa. l nnarca. - Repre-
zentant amerykansldej piracy przy
misyyi aliancHej do Polski Jan
Bass donosi "a urzedowym tele--
gramem ze Lwowa, ze wieczorem
" niedziele zawarli Polacy u.
kraincy rozejm, kt6ry miaf wejsc
W zycie W poniiedzia}ek godzi-
ME 6tej po poiudniu.
Rozejln moze bye odwolany "a
zawiadomieniem Ma IL godzin ma
prod. Starania jedl1ak beda pod
jete, aby doprowadzic do bardziej
stanowczego rozejmu Ia trivial
szej podstawie. -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

po wys}uchaniu delegacyi, kt6-
rel przewodniczyf sedzia John w.
Goff i Daniel F. Cohalan New
Yorku komitet wiadczy zg{odzif
sic ma zawiadomicnie wladzy wy
konawczej aby wnios}a W tel
sprawie rezolucye zanim senat sic
odroczy.
P6zniej dclegacya zglosila. sic
do Bialego domu ably sic zobaczye
prezydentcm Wilsonem i pred
}ozyc mu rezolucye memorya1y
przxjetc na konwencyi we Fila
delfii. Mic ,nogli jednak widziec
sic prczydentem, poU:iedziano
i'm zc chce on sic z mimi widziec
w New Yorku W przysz{y wtorek
wieczorcm W operze Metropolitan
po jego przemawia5iu Lidze ma
rod6w. . :..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
Seiat prze'prowadzil skale
.:.. przenicy.

Washington, / marca. - Bill ad
ministracyjny 81, 1,ooo,ooo,ooo przc-
zIiaczo1ly ma d1oprfniienie 'zadowej
gwarancyi ceny IA przenice dla
far,ner0w "a zniwo w 1919 pre-
prowadzony zosta} dis rano o
IL 80 godzinic w scnacie bez ma
teryalnych zmian teraz p6jdzic
Ia konferencye.
Pc dysputowaniu- o skali przeni
cy, senat poszed} ma posiedzenie
w}adzy wy konawczej ma rozpat'y
wanie nominacyi. W koncu odro-
cyl sic o 10 godzinie po jednej
z najdluzszej nocnej sesyi w bic
zacym roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
lInstrukcye rad!y !, ,al|ialnckiej i "
sprawie ar1lii | PoIskiej.

Paryz, l marca. - Ma posiedze-
nu Najwyzsza Rada wojenna Ali
ant6w rozwazala kwestye przes1a
MIA dywizyi polskich we Francyi i
we W1oszech do Polski. Marsza--
lex Foch wyg}osi} move, " kt6-
rel objasni} sytuacye W Polsce, a
W szczeg6lnosci spos6b przes{ania
polskich dywizyi we Francyi do
Polski przez terytoryum niemiec-
kie droga ma Gdansk, jak to bylo
ulozone W pierwszych warunkach
rozejmu q Niemcami. w sprawie
tel wysla1a Rada Aliant6w instru
kcye do miedzy alianckiej komi-
syi w Warszawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
Paderewski ot1izymuje yot,,l1,
zautania.
. e

Warszawa, ] marca. Sejm
Ipolski " Warszawie zakonczyl dy
iskusye mad sprawozdaniem Pade-
|rewskiego z dnia 1890 lutego "
Esprawie sytuacyiz W Po1sce, przy-
Eczem Paderewski zada} votum "a
Eufania. Sejm p1zez aklamacye: u
dzielif ministeryum Paderewskie-
|go votum ufnosci; tylko socyalis-
|ci pozostali W swych siedzeniach.
Licza oni jednakze tylko 80 po--
|s}6w wsr6d ogolnej liczby 400 de-
legat6w sejmowych. j." *.s>..>. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

managed to spare with great difficulty; a
< blind wa1oz ozearned" hrs living playing a
violin IN the streets came to donate his single
treasure the treasure by which he earned
his daily bread. Gold rings poured into the
treasury III such numbers that one could soon
find no married couple wearing this emblem
Of wedlock; it was considered a. shame not to
have offered it to the military treasury. = = 4.
The whole nation became an immense work.
shop, q source ofcinexhaustible generosity; one
thought and one desire animated all minds;
"the Polish Army!'
And to what individual, to what group or
even class may be given the credit for having
kept alive the spark of Polish national patrio-.
tism which Russia and Germany for hundred
years systematically schemed and labored to
stamp out forever? To whose efforts is due the
fact that although all schools became so Ger
manized or Russianzed that the Polish lam
guage and anniversaries were likely to be lost
forever to the Polish people, the peasants were
taught secretly their native tongue in antici-
patton Of th day when they would be free to
speak it openly with impunity?
Perhaps more than any one other group Of
patriots, the resurrection Of the country has
been made possible by the women of Poland
IN attempting to force foreign education and
foreign ideals upon the Poles the conquerors
were so inefficient or ignorant as to neglect
or ignore this fact. To what account was their
forcing the boys and young men Of the van
q,lished people to the adoption Of new langua
ges and customs if, when they married, their
wives came to them with minds trained in Po-
lish, stepped with Polish continents, and thrill
ling with veneration and love for Polish he
roes and traditions?
Because the Poles from the very inception
Of the race have been individualistic, liberty
loving people, being an elective monarchy at
time when other European powers had no
conception of constitutions to. curtail the
power Of the rulers and strengthen the mass
ses, the women Of the nation have played an i'm
portant part in its affairs Til list Of heroines
and illustrious justly famous beautiful women
is q long one. The first to emerge from the
shadows of myth and fable is Wanda, daughter
of Krakus, who rather than marry a German
! who coveted her for her beauty, drowned her
self in the River Vistula, lest her refusal
should merely serve the Teuton hordes with an
excuse to soverrun hel.. country.
q 8 to be continued in our next
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
BRUTALNE MET0DY MEM.
W=zATRzYMAJ}A SSE:

Warszawa, 1 marca. Przez
zjednoczona prase. -Dwanascie
os6b zosta}o zabitych w Gdansku
przez nicmc6w zanim o1li opus
cili miasto, wioski wzd}uz kolei
od Bialegostoku do Brest LiteW
ska zostafo przez mich spladrowa-
ne spalonc.
Stwicrdzono- takze w Nielncy IT,
kradli la Litwie koni "a billion
n,arek WartoSci:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
VILLA SPALIL STACYE.

Mex. Il Komenda Francisco Willy spai1a
onegdaj stacye koeowa Monteza Ito mil zad poudne
ruty telegrace poprzecna tory koeowe pozywa napad
usus Castro jego komande Juar gdze komendnt
poocno wschon srey podsekretaz przebywal Cd ME
dzieli roba przygoowana do zajecia pola przeciw Will
Pocag pasaer k6ry wyjecha1 ztad wczoraj do Chauua
City obwis} Mna p6oc cd Monlezune uzedl
udze adoa pochwycc Roboczy pociag poprzedzajay
bandyc pociag odecha dis ably wyporzadzc
spaone mostly rozpozna6 nepryaca wzdz tor6w koeowych
ably umecowia silly Will spodsiewana jest walka zad
poiudne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
BLIZZARD NAWIEDZL P0LNOCN0 zACHOD.
Missouri, Kansas Oklahoma najdezej dotkniete.

Chicago 28 luego. blzardze donesono dis Mnneso
Iowa. Missouri Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska poludniowej Dako
Wr pedz srone wschodnia termometr skaywaf
Minnesota pocagz bydem stanaf sniegu uderzony
taf pasazers pocag De osoby zosta} abe wee
kaeczonych.
Nedaeko Wausa Nebr pocag pasazersk kt6rym zna
dowao IS os6b niegu Wsstke stany
wielkim Wiatrze szkodzacym usludze kolejowej.
Nebrasce temperature ena Cd dw6ch do 16 stopn
Omaha Lincoln ponize dystyktach wiejskch wiee
szk ostalo zamnyc dzc mogy znalesc drog
powodu wekiego sniegu @s.e-=-..:z-s szs.
KANSAS CITY, % luegoTrzec BLIZZARD tym roku naWie
dill Missouri Kansas Oklahoma formuac wieie zaspy
Temperature ponie bylo owodu braku Za
30 zachodn war
od wezoraj opadla 80 erad6H. ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
Zn6w zydowska propaganda
antypolska.

Warszawa, / maroa. - Premier
Padercwski jest bardzo zaniepo--
kojony wiadomosciami opubliko--
wanemi W w-Anglii, a rozsiewanemi
przez rcprezenta1lta syonist6w L.
racla Cohena, jakoby powszechnie
zle traktowano zyd6w W Polsce.
Paderewski uwaza tc ,wiadomosei
"a przesadzone W wysokim stop
niu zamierza wkr6tce og}osic
sprawozdanie :rxadowe: -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
Niemcy prowadza dalejj wojj-
ne przeciw Polakom.

Warszawa / marca-Pu}kownik
Graves szef amerykanskiej misyi
zywnosciowej do Polski, telefono
wal Poznania, re w}asnie powro-
Gil Il wizyty na front polsko ME
miccki, gdzie Niemcy dalej bonn
barduja pozycye polskie mimo "a
wartego rozejmu zakazu: Allan
tow. Pu1kownik zeznaje, re poci-
ski bezustannie peka}y naoko}o
niego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
Konferencya :rozejmova
.<zawieszona.
Geneva, /, 1naroa

Geneva, l maroa. = Il poWodH
nagfego zawicszenia negocyacyi
pokojowych misya niemiecka ro--
zejmowa W Spa uda}a sic do Ber-
lima. Przyczyna zawieszenia obrad
ME Jest znana. General Ludendorf
marsza}ek Hindenburg nieba-
wcm znajduja sic w Berlinie. Mo-
narchisci niemieccy przygotowuja
zamach stanu, ktory nastapic mo-
Zc w kazdcj chWili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
Delegaci " Paryziu .beda pol-
czeni 0 wolno$ci lrlanld|yyi., an
Poomkowie zielonel wyspy stawi sic przed komietem
w}adzy senacie rezolucye ich beda podete.
Prezydent zatradniony, musieli czekac.

filed with thepost master at Wnona Mn on
919 required by the Act OF Congress Oct l9lf
Washington Deeeacya wybtnych amerykansklch
nbvatc rapdzkieeo pochodzena wybrana konwcy and
zke adclf wygraa dis Wake podjece sprawy przez
kome wadzy ably dane bylo prawo wysana rezua
cys arkankch delegatow Pa1yu 30 pchnlecla
>prawy Irlandyi przed konferencye pokoJoWa. ..-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
Dwadieseia bilion6w. straty
wo]ennej we Francyi.

ParyS, i marca. Straty wojenne
we Francyi wynosza blisko $780,
0O0,OO0,000 zgodnie z obliczenia--
mi zrobionemi przez Ludwika Du-
bois, pomocnika w departamencie
Seine dla komitetu budgetowego
w izbie deputowanych, pisae- Jour
AL :e.*.* -, ,;s-. -. = .,-..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
SWAT u BRAMY WOJ-
NY ALDO POKOJU.
Socyaisei, anarcbisei bolszewki bedq panowat aad
szystkiem aam jezel ME nasapi poaczenie narod6w.

4rue translation filed with thepo Winona Mnn
March 1919 required by the Act Congress Oct 1917
Washington, = Wazne bardzo wyjasniene opni
Ldze narod6w nadeszo dis cd prezydena Wills ego kone
rencyac kapto cd Htchcock Nebraska przewod
niczacego zagrancznego reacnego koeu wygoszo
ne do senau cd senator6w ky uczesncz
/; przy obiedze Balym domu onegdaj weczorem
Prezydent Wilson o1nawianu Ligi czlonkam kongresu
podcza konferency korcspondenam gazet wyaz
ufan kese tego planu DaI takze do zrozuenia
wseka nadzieje pokou przecagu kku mesecy
po}acenu powiedza1 krajowe zaatenie pred
ostatecne nadekatnesze zadane Praca wszystkch
yh przedmoac powea szybko zbiza sic ku zakonoze
niu przez komisye wybrane do za1atwienia ch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04
Prezydent tprze wodniczy1Wra-
cajacym do kraju zolnierzom.
Maszeruje na czele przez Washington = Bedzle w
New Yorku rOzmaWiaf q TafteIl.

Washington, marcaa-Dwe godzinna konferencyaz
czonlami kongresu sytuacyi wladzy wykonawczej by
dxi6 om6wiona prezydentem Wsonean Zamysa1 on bye
swyn ofse cd $3.50 do $50 godznie dis po po1udnu
Washington, Prezydent Wilson przyjq1
dzi6 zaproszene anie New Yorku
" wtorek wec1orem willie swego wyjazdu do Franey
spodziewanem jest ze dawniejszy prezydent Taft be-
die specyanyn m6wca tenn samem posiedzenin k6re
sic odbedze pod opiee bezpartyzanckego komu pred
stawicieli rozaiych towarzystw opekujacych sic foro
wane Lg narod6w Prezydent Wilson jest bardzo tros
kiwy podobne a3eby mice Tafta ma swoim programme.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-04

" Petrogradzie umieraja- -ceny
tax wysokiie ze. gl6d panuie.

Petrograd, i marca. : Po1oze-
ME W Petrogradzie jest nadzwy--
-czaj zfe. zywnoSc doszla do ta--
kich cen ze- ludzie ME So W stanie
.jej osiegnac wiele umiera glo
du.