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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

= Butter-Receipts were 1855 packages.
Creamery CT higher than extras, lb, 6eh @
score, GAG Csc; firsts. SS to 50 score GAG
63 1ac; seconds, S3Ws7 score. So QD61c; lower
grades. 54@57c; held, extras SIC; flrsts. IS
than extras. 7012 @71c; extras. 69@70c;
hrsts. IS l67c; seconds. 5s@62c: state
dairy tubs, finest. 64@65c: good to prime.
SO q csc; common to fair As @ SIC; reno
waited, extras, 55c; frsts, b2W54c imita-
ton creamery, trsts. 45046c; ladies'. cur
rent make, lrsts, 43@ 4+c; seconds. $3.50
current make, No. /. 40c; No. 2. 38 i2 %
ace: lower grades 35D3Sc
Chcese-Receipts We're 1852 boxes.
state whole milk, fresh fats, colored, ID,
eoiored, s2@ssc; Whites. 22@2sc; held 'ld
fats, specials. 3O031c; average run, 2s q
2sc; lower, grades, 14@27c; twins held,
3oc; average run, white or colored. 27la a
Is &c: lower grades. Is Q27c: fresh. as to
quality, 20G2Sc; Wisconsin. whole milk.
Bic: Young Americas, held, 33@33Iac
fresh, a21ac; state skins, fats and twins.
held, specials, 81 q zoe: fresh specials. Is q
17c prime to te.lolcc IS % sc: fair TO good
100 lie; lower grades AM9c
Eggs-Receipts We're ao.1l2 cases Fresh
gathered, extras. dozen, 5sc, storage
packed iirsts - ., g ssc regsa :. PACKED
onds, AZ q lac; dirties. No. |, 45@ 4sc;
No. 2 and poorer % 44c; checks, good to
choice. dry 39GD41c; goose eggs. prime
s1.5O0l.75; duck eggs, Western and prime
Southern. S0@ 90c; far Southern, 75c state
Pennsylvania and nearby Western henrery
whites extras. 6lQ62c: firsts to extra
firsts, 5606oc;- gathered whites firsts to
extra flrsts. 56@60c; Western whites. under
grades, 54Q55c; Pacific Coast whites extra
frsts. 5s soc; firsts, So @ SIC; other West
and Southern, gathered whites. 50@
SIC: state. Pennsylvania and nearby. hen
merry browns. extras, 55@57c; gathered
brown and mixed colors, extras. SEC: firsts
to extra frStS. so a SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30
Sugar and Coffee

I prlesa aga asar
Sugar. graduated, per lb. ..l4Q16
Coffee. Rio No. Z, per lb... is 72S
Coffee, Santos No. 4. per lb.. 21A 1875
Sugar.e-The market for raw sugar con-
tinued firm. with the tendency still favor
ing sellers. Refiners have become active
buyers again and bought upward of $780,.
600 bags Cubas. March April shipment. at
lee cost and freight I3.04c). AT the close
c: f., but not taken. There were rumors
that possibly Canada buyers had pur
chased moderate lot OF San Domingo
raws at lee c. t. f., equal to 12Ac c. +.
for Cubas, but details were lacking. Talk
OF lower crop estimates to come forward
shortly and the expectation that Europe
Will soon become active buyers OF Cuban
raw sugars have tended to strengthen the
position of the sellers, who have sold a
large quantity OF their product at record
No price changes were reported for
refined sugar Transportation difficulties
continue to work against shipments to the
country and many sections are clamoring
for supplies of graduated.
Coffee Futures-The market opened at
realizing with the offerings promptly alb
sorhed by local trade interests Up to mid
afternoon prices gradually worked upward
continued trade support until May
touched 1850 July. 14.7Sc and September,
4.56c, or to s points net higher. The adj
vance was aided by special cable showing
gain in Santos futures of 100 to zoo refs.
Last week operators bought coffee
ports OF a general strike in Brazil. on the
idea that receipts would be restricted.
stated that the Federation of Labor had
called off the strike. and this. together
with rurnors that some vary cheap Santos
coffees were being orfsxAd In the cost and
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Cereals
Whent-The market was firm. with N

Wheat-The market was firm. with Min
neapolis unchanged to points above the
final of Saturday, Exporters again tried
to make purchases here and We're willing
to pay good premiums, but found little
wheat offering. The movement was mod
crate at primary points and the visible
supply showed decrease for the week of
1883, 0G0 bushels. bringing the total 10
1896. 900, compared with 92.545000 a year
ago. Al the same time the United states
Grain Corporation reported decrease for
the week ending March ~ In total stocks,
including all elevators and mills. of 4,S90
600 bushels. while the total in all positions
was ia. 066. 600 against 203. 0SS,0o0 a year
ago. Mills found a slightly better demand
for -four, but the buying was still much
below normal and leading millers were OF
the opinion that if the demand for -four
should pick up suddenly and mills be com
PEELED to buy wheat In the open market.
this demand would have very pronounced
influence on values as offers were very
small.
Corn 49, The severe storm which swept
over the Middle West and the South on
Sunday seriously crippled the wire service
with leading grain centers and led to
very quiet market in corn. Price changes
we're rather nervous and .feverish. and
after showing early gains of y to a cent
per busne. prices eased off toward the
close, and final quotations were unchanged
from Saturday. with the exception of
March, which was ! sc net higher Re-
ceipts were again moderate at primary
points. and tho trade was inclined to take
bulish View of tho strength in the rye
market and reports of better export
inquiry for corn products. The fact that
the Chicago market failed TO observe the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

IN rteh, en- in bankruptcy filed yesterday
follows. "0ie
:, lsERGERE EFT coMPAGN1E-Involu
ss:,, petition against Bergere ct Com
m nsn,he. Sos Broadway. dealers in general
~ by William Taubkin. Debts
1,ch',ns.s excess Of $1,000. assets not stated.
Ssv vn1i ds Palmer. $40 Broadway. is attor-
~ y0r the petitioning creditor.
or hn INDEPENDENT KNEE PANTS
tSs 1naSSC.--lnvoluntary petition against
inc independent Knee Pants Company,
Hr.... pants manufacturers. SO Greene
esmn., liabilities. $1,000; assets. $1,000.
manSeI G. Duberstein and Charles Ent-
the nc. ~, % Park Row. are attorneys for
ynv.an,ACHMAN, ACKERMAN & SCHEIN--
rrsohuntary petition against Samuel
scsoinhan. Louis Alderman and Hyman
b ,l,p;ssa az West Tswenty- seventh Street: liza
Mat.ss IN excess or $1,000: assets not
sish so. Joseph Kunder. Abraham Heiden-
sred,tonnoc jack kapp are tho petitioning
Srs"s.s Campbell. Flaherty Turner &
Dc nss;,i Rector Street. are attorneys for
HstiSlonlnE creditors
-. Ms.ARITAN CHEMICAL woRKs-1nvol-
~'s pst1ien against the Raritan Chem
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INSTRUCTION
ACCO(NTaNCy
PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED Ry
- me Bnard Of Wafer Supply. at it's OFFICES.
,s ~e1'S,second iloor' Municipal Building Park
york CITY, until II a. "a. ON Tuesday, April
10, ls2V, for Contract 207, for furnishin-
ana delivering gate-valves. hydraulic cylIn
ders bronze castings and appurtenances for
me Glinoa cam and the Shandaken tunnel.
an a.. as set ioEth III the specifications. All dc.
Gorge station on the Ulster and Della ware
railroad, Delaware County. New York
AT the above place and time the bids will
be publicly ops ned and read Pamphlets con-
tanning Information for bidders and contract
drawings can be obtained at the above adj
dress, AT the Office of the Secretary, by de-
posting the sum of ten dollars {sf0} in cash
or It's equivalent for each pamphlet For
furtner particulars apply TO the Office of the
ch,ef Engineer at the above address
JOHN f. CALVIN. President.
CHARLES n. CHADWICK. -
l.. J. O'REiLLY "a
commissioners. Board OF Water Supply
bENJ +. EiNBlGLER. Secretary
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Commodities
Cotton


sections Of the belt Proved HSf the aam nffetn
ing factor in the market yesterday. May
contracts made a new high record for the
season during the early trading, but later
the advances We're led by new crop months
with October selling up to 32.sSc or "A
points net higher. and closing at S27sc
Old crop positions did not show gains OF
more than is or 50 points AT the best. and
top under realizing, with the general mar
ket steady. at ii net advance of 10 to
II points.
The market opened firm, at an advance
of to 6 points. although tho cables were
rather disappointing. sterling exchange
was a shade lower at the opening. and
there seemed TO be a little more uneasiness
over the German situation. liverpool was
good buyer Of old crop months. how
ever and active positions sold AZ
to IS points above last nights closing fig
urce. with May touching So.o2c. Rcac-
tons Of 10 or 20 points followed. but the
market firmed up again early in the
afternoon on Southern buying orders.
which were evidently based on the unfa-
vorable Eastern belt weather. New crop
positions sold 10 to rs points net higher
and closed within few points of the
best.
Rumors were circulating that credits
to Germany had been withdrawn in some
cases. owing to political disturbances. but
did not appear to have much influence on
ate had passed amendment to the
cotton futures act which would materially
affect the matter of deliveries by permit
a bale above middlng for every bale be
low rendered by the seller, had rather
unset,ling effect The exact status of
gethcr clear. however. and it not
considered important factor In the
days price movement; The tornadoes
which caused loss OF life and extensive
property damage in parts of Georgia and
Alabama accompanied by heavy
rains and nervousness over new crop
prospects was increased by reports that
Arkansas bottom lands east of tho levees
overlooked for the first time In two
years. Southern spot markets as officially
reported were unchanged, TO 40 points
higher.
The local spot market was steady and
unchanged, at 41.50c for middling. No
sales reported.
The range or prices follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30

judgment was filed:
In New York County
Simon. isldore-West S4..> Bank.
RAINS 'uhe :; lsla, .,,.;....... s2,S7171
and lsidor Rauch-F. Innepcr.
Minetti, Luigi il; M. ii. Elliott: 4''S 50
l January ~, 1919 ....:.:..:..,. 2.2o5 Sc
TOPPER and Hans kunze--Morris
IAN Company of New York;
April 70, 1916. observation-disclosures. ia Al
Cert, Jules Gil. Stancloft; june
Garter. Charles L-r. BEN Jan. '2''SS
Shea; Patrick Ed. Woodbridge; N'''AO
verschlelser. Max-North British '''''
Mercantile Insurance Company;
April 90 1915 (canceled) ... 10423
Weston, Weldon F.---B T. Good
rich Rubber Company; February
10, l9i ..-,...... ..........,. 307.58
spier. Alexander. ana jefferson
Eank--W. w. Farley; October
81. 1914 '...,,....,. ...;:..:.. 1.s2o.s7
- People. etc: september IS.
w. TX r. Grace & co.. we,ce,. 10000
March Is. 1920 ............ 1895
Pigueron, William G. - f. W.
Storm ct al; September IA.
Pigueron William o.-B. keenan, '0A'-A
d. Son, Inc. December /, 1917 1855
Parshelsky. Isaao,-B. NJ. Yam
hduef' august ~, 1911 $500
Pepper, John HI. Lipshitx ct
all october 10. 1913 :.~....... 331.97
Octagon Films. Inc--Film Devel-
oping Corporations; November
Is. 1919 .:;.;;:...... .......... 1.O7s.45
Langhorts. William b. - Gibson
Distilling Company; May 5.
J9l5 ..... 49,. sos.e5
Hoopgerner. Edward c.. and Jacob
Fradus--E. Schoonmaker Co:
July II. 1919 ;...,..... .... s6s.s5
Feldman Sans. tutoransky.
January 4, 1919 ......... 1875
Campello Observation-Disclosures
Corporation: November &c. 1919 4,7i1.45
Moyntain Construction Company
Tenement House Department.;
July l5. 1911 (vacated) ....... 2e472
In Bronx County
Steeber. william T.-C. Junk;
January IS. 1917 .s-~..~.s.-A.. sAss.7a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30

SOUthcrn spot Observation-Disclosures steady,
Is points higher at 4Sc; sales. 200 bales.
Now Orleans steady 25 points higher at
40.5Oc sales 95S bales Mobile nominal,
unchanged at 1915; sales nil. Savannah
steady, % points higher al Ale; sales. 525
bales Charleston steady unchanged at
Aoc; sales nil. Baltimore nominal, I'M
il points higher Mt 0.13c; sales nil Mem
phis steady, unchanged at 40.50c; sales,
$50 bales. St. Louis steady, unchanged
at 40.50c sales nil. Houston steady. I'M
changed at 42c; sales. $40 bales. Dallas
steady. 40 points higher at 43lOc sales
$40 bales. Fort Worth steady, unchanged
at 42c sales 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30
b siness News

oMAEkciAL bankers holding the . and allied
dustres Men these t;cx. h.aL..
'ude nut the bankers
20 meet actual
say the bankers they for loans which
ey nefve intended to be speculation
yesterday continued at per cent for 49,
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Buyers Coming

CHICAGO-Weinstock Levy & Co; H. J.
Welnstock woolens. silks McA pin: is
expected April 6.
CHA kks BURG, W. Va.-Brown's Depart
l ment Store H. Brown coats suits,
=, Alpin. is expected about April IS.
TERIE HAUTE. Ind.-Star style Shop:
j. NJ Lubin. mems. womcn's. children's
clothingi Pennsylvania: is expected about
April H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30
Livestock, Meats. Provisions

Yesterday Year ago
Live steers. fair to
prime. 100 lbs. sl2. 50914.75 $14.50@1850
Dressed beef sides,
ID. ........... 1870 .2a 1870 rs
to prime, 100 lbs l5.oo@s2.oc 15.oo02ooo
Dressed veal, city.
lb. ............ ZIG 80 400 .28
Live ewes 100 lbs 9.00012.50 1O.00@14.00
Dressed III n.
city, III. ..... 1870 "a 1870 c5
Live lambs. fair to
prime, 100 lbs 19.5002o.75 190o02050
Dressed lambs. city.
Id. ............ 500 .35 SOC IS
Hogs, 100 lbs. .15.50Q16.75 19oOGl20O
Dressed hogs. bacon.
Id. ........l... .2l%@.e2N .25zs@.ee%
Mess pork. Dbl. uo@43.o0 5000 $500
Mess beef. Dbl. l6.001l8.00 $3.50
Lard Middle West
10 lbs -, aos50ao.45 assogaa 90
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Pearson, Oliver VT. w. Mcneil
Richelson. Joseph. Ida Richel-
son. Julius Rather and Mollie
Ratner-M II. Rogers
Roberts. Anna B.-Alexander
Hamilton Institute ....
Rosa. Ercola--lN. Harmes ct al.
Stranger. brahan-Morris Plan
Samilson, Jesse NJ. and Mortimer
NJ. Samilson (Samilson Bros.)
~Mercantile Photo Advertis-
ing Co. Inc
SpisaiS, DECENTRALIZATION & Co..
Serbs, Benjamin. Frank Hayes
and Serbs {; Coll. Blur.
Ienvoorin. Charles-A. d. Cess
Torris. James--D. Teppen ct al.
Unger, Samuel L., or S. l..
Unger-Buckeye Press. Inc.
Van Alst, Tarry-Morris Plan Co.
of New York.
Venesasm. Juan-J. d. M. Trad
w ing CO.. 5;e Inc =
Woolpdge Ge0 Doris p 8 Per BsGs
Yudkin. Herbert NH. r. Noyes
In Bronx County
Grove. Timothy-Board OF Edu-
cation. New York City.
Chaser, Israeli. Gitlitz.
Gr 70 y Minnie-lnterborough
*. u. Co. .............
Gordon, Joseph--B. Ginsberg
Held, Jacob--Now York Tele-
phone Co.
SaInc--Same.
H.. W. Milford Co.. Inc.-W.
Ferger.
Mestaniz. Emma NJ. Six. Il.
7, ing ..--.....-..
Il. T. Co.
peterson, Oscar F.--The Eagle
Plcher Lead Co.
Wurzell, David--D. Houlihan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30

Many manufacturers, having taken
all the orders for gloves for the fall
season that they can possibly handle.
are now withdrawing their statesmen
from the road. In most instances only
81 per cent of the merchandise ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30

freight market for future shipment, broke
the market just before the close, Brazil
and longs selling freely, some fairly good
sized lots corning out. Final prices
showed net declines of to "a points, with
the late months weak.
The local spot market quiet and
nominally unchanged.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30

GvFIGE OF
LOCKWOOD, GaNENE u CO., Managers.
tsOrHGs, A!1SS
COMMON STOCK
The quarterly dividend os 2 per cent ,,nan
The common STOCK OF WINSSHORo Mills
has been declared payable April l. is2o ~
the office OF the Company. 60 Federal street
Boston. Mass, 10 all stockhoider OF record
at the close OF business March 80, 1870.
wlNNSEoEo MILE
Hsnsy G. Everett jr-. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool. Cnblcs-Spot cotton quiet at
IA points decline on the basis OF 2S.24d for
middlng. Sales, 1900; American, 5000.
Imports 5000. none American Futures
opened easy, 10 to II points lower. Closed
steady at net advance of to II points.
March, 26.3Sd; May, 25.24d July, 24.33d;
October, 22.70d; December. 21.76d. Man
chester Yarns move slowly; cloths quiet
and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30

daylight saving plan caused more or less
confusion and also served to restrict bust
ness TO some extent. The advance in call
money and the late weakness in the stock
market were largely responsible for the
late decline. The visible supply increased
1892, coo bushels for the week and the total
was 5,5S8, 00G. compared with 2,514. 900
year ago.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close ago
Chicago:
July july ...::.::: i i.Sc i iSo i i:ss
Oats-There was comparatively little
feature to the market yesterday and prices
were dominated largely by the action Of
corn. closing barely steady at - to NC
net decline; The visible supply decreased
249. 900 bushels. and the total was 1916. 900,
against 2.S82, 900 year ago.
Yesterdays Previous Year
NO ws1os issss s1.os tS1s $751; aFS
Chicago:
May ......... .s6H 1865 64%
Kye-Market strong
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. West st. $685. $751; iyS7 si III
Flour and Meal-Quotatlons were:
Yesterdays Previous Year
New YORK; close close ago
MINI. patent $1,000 $500 Sl170
Cornneal. 4.05@b4.15 4.O5ey4.15 4.0O0D4o0
Rye -four. 9.00M9.50 9.O0Q00.50 sos as so
Bran $500 $500 $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-03-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
=. OFFICE or

OFFICE Or
LOCKWOOD, GREENE & CO, Manager.
BOSTON. MASS.
PREFERRED STOCK.
Inc quarterly dividend OF ~ Der cant
upon the preferred stock of wINNsBORo
MILLS has been declared payable Anrfi
1920. at the office of the transfer agents rho
New England Trust Company. Boston, Mass
10 All stockholders OF record at the close OF
business March %. 1890.
WINNSEORO MILLS
herry c. Eyerest IL Treasnrer
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W
terday. the first name being that of the
In New York County
Becker, 1rvng-J. spiegel..... s1o5.o5
Berkeley, Lapncelot NJ. - City Of
New York ................. 1920
Same-Same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 264.20
Barke Homer G. parssian Bai. '''-'
ery)-E' II. sayre ct al. 274.9o
Inc. ....-......a 2,s27.6o
man ............ sos IS
Drukser Pau WrulSher clothing
Coz High Clothing Co.. Rat
ner ................... 1.10l11
Saine--Sane Observation-Disclosures. 1,O9l.11
Downcy. Wallace--R. J. Conroy.. 631.T9
al: costs ............... 1894
Hamilton Institute. =. :; ..;.., az 50
Dolezal, Joseph--City Of N. y. 1l0.70
Dukeman, Morrs--M. walker. 10000
De Marco. Frank. and Richard
Epstein. MAJ MaS-Morrs Plan CO. Of -''1''''
Frank. Standardization Bros. '''-0
Inc. ................ 1860
FitZsimmons. Matilda-D. Cohen 1859
smoolsle F,ivcr. ct ALL. 1,o74.o5
Gordon, Joe--B. Ginsberg. ....... 235.72
Grossman. Harry-Piedmont Pic
e;u ,ares @0F Dress co.Mercantie i'V0'
Getz Notions INC - Mercantile -
Photo ADV, Co, Inc .......... 124.oo
JuiitSOu \dotIhk anu MIE. W.
Y. h. Conklin ct al ........... 2l4.52
Kings County Lighting Coo. d.
Newton ................ 1850
Same--L. Nixon. ....,......... 1850
Same-City of New York ....... 1850
Kunkler. Ferdinand--J. Kunkler. S16.70
Litwin, Samuel-E. Trainer ct al. 249.S8
Levant American Commercial Co,
Inc.--Frederic Henjes jr. Inc. 2.101.03
Meader, John F.-M. w Mcader. 14,580,32
Marcus. Benjamin.. Marcus. 1854
Mcknight. Robert. f. Weber. 204. 01
Moffit Ella B.-M. j. Knoud.. 2S1.6l
Mason. Frederick w. jr--Knick-
erbocker Leather and Novelty
Co ....,............x 25170
Morris, Charles--J. Bregman - 1865 10
Michael, Louis A. - Composite
Metal Iath co.....,........,. G99S5
Novelty Handkerchief Manufac-
turing Co. Inc.--J. Lavenberg 551 81
ODonnell. Charles. Gudlov O'Don-
nell and Arthur Flansbuggh-
Morris Plan Co. OF New York. $3.50
Owitz. Nathan--D. Brumberg 1856 90
Occidental Construction Ca.
warheld -. .....:: -. s4.Sss.o7
Ocean View Cemctery--N. Nuss-
baum observation-disclosures. s.lo1.ss
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Satisfied judgments

The first rame is that of the debtor: the
e s''a' mat OF the creditor and Date when
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judgments Filed

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. the first name being that of the
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Cottonseed Oil

The market was steady early In the
day, but business Interrupted some
what by poor wire service and subse-
quently prices developed weakness In SYM
pathy with lard and owing to further
complaints of a poor cash demand Longs
sold on the rallies, and at the close Of
the day values were II to IS points net
lower. Total sales were 10000 ba rrels
and there were GOO barrels rendered on
contract.
The range of prices follows:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-04
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

Dna wlAmy rDZENNIKA CHICAGOSKIEGO", prowadzony
015s1nAlnie Przez Redakcye pzy lakAwym wsPohudzaIe specyalnych
FefereutGw:
DR. MCHAA c. COY specyalnosS: choroby wewnetrzne, neryo-
&c deteyka;
DIR. JoZEF J. zAK specyalnosf: po,oznictvo, choroby dzie1
ucwnetrzne;
DR. HELENA J. GoRECKA - spccyalnosc chorOby kobie. dMeci
Po4ozn6two;
DR. JAN J. LSS - dentytykn.
Dua1 zawiera artykuIy tres0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W dledzI-
me HrO"1a; podaje sic tz odPowicdzi n PytaRa. nadsylane przez a
EnJch CSytelnikow, lez yRo take, ktGre OG0INIE moga bye traktowa.
Nc; AAPHTAN 90 DO OSOBIsTICK, INDYWIDUALNICH WYPAD-
KoW' oRz PITAN ANONndOWYCH ME ODPOWIADAMY W TIM
DzLALE. JAK R0wNIEz ME POUAJE SIZE RECEPT, AM ME WKRA.
GA SE W ZARZ ADZENIA LEKARZY,
zaPytania nleay ADRESOWAC DO REDAKCYI, DOLACzAJAc
nonych lekarzJ.
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SZCZUR ROZNOSICIEL DzUMI
(NaDisala dr.. H. GGrecka).

W obecnym czasie odbywa sic kan
pania tepienia %szczur6w, ably zapo-
biedz dalszemu rozszerzaniu sic dlu-
my, czyli morowej zarazy. Jak juz pi
sano, zaraza ia jest gi6wuie choro-
ba szczur6w. Zapobtezenie i stlumie-
ME zarazy moe bye uskutecznione
przez wytepienie tych szkodnik6w.
Ably ~osiegnac mad niemi kOntrole,
trzeba poznat ich spos6b zycia I
stad uzyskat metode najIcpsza te
picnia.
Oprocz tel zarazy szczury rozno-.
sza take ,.trichiuosis". pewnego ro-
dzsju tasiemce i inne pasozyty.
W Amerycc znaiduja sic cztcry
Satunkt ~szczur6w. Czarny szczur,
kt0ry okazal sic W Europe W 12tcm
stuIectu I stamtad zostai przywie--
ziony ma okretach do .hmeryki. Bru-
natny szczur przvwicziony POSTAL POI
niei. jest on dzikszy. wiekSzy i jest
wiekszym szkodnikiem. Jes. tci bia-
" i t. wv. p~oddasznv szczur.
Brunatnv szczur mnozy sic szyb-
ciet niz ~poddaszny. albo Czarny. -
Mnozy sic 8 do ) razy rocznie, "a
kaidym razem pr5dukuiac 60, a
czasami az do % mlodych. MnogoSt
szczur6w ogranicza sic tylko bra,
klein zeru j ~sposobnoSt do zagniez--
dzcnia sic. Liczba szczur6w W mia
stach i ma farmach jest ogromna.
Pomimo, &c W dzien malo MONA
ich widzjet, W nOcy uganiaja swU-
hodnie wzd}uz brzeg6w REX i kama
low. W ~StajDiach, skladach ma pla-
each targowych i gdzie tylko moga
Znale$c Ter.
Szczury wedruja = wiOSeanej PV-
re. wychodzac Z dom6w i staint ia
otwarte pola. Szukajac ziclonyCh i
~soczystych ro$lin, gdy tc jul rOSna.
a " jesieni powracaia. TIE sczonowc
wedr6wki MONA zauwalyt r6wnie !
W miastach.
Szczury znajduja sic ma wszyst-
kich statkach, doStsja 81" ma ME,
rdy to stOia W dOkach. q Czasami do