davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
Trooper til Kriastheatret.

Snmtibig nneo llnoertegnelIe n al
Observation-Disclosures iloIteo-
tc |rUiioent @ilion Orore ON nj.
i%cnbeIIen al Sen isrite Sroppccrpcoi.
ton til 6rorfri9.
Senne Grpeoition, Der nil bliue
Icl,bt iii Srollten ioo mart, 'om Oct
poo nogen Woooe er mulIig, fol be.
itao al en- Sipiiion al rcgnlpre crop.
per - ira $4,000 til $4,000 Wnnb
= unbcr aommonbo al @cncrolma.
ior :. :. Ecribirg, Der ifior onisrtc
Sen omcrifonifc Representation /
Wcricp.
Ipbcocn ON bcnnc piatiQc @cilllt.
ming fom for Gascn pcb Siicntli9.
aisrelien al islgcnoc FrrsienleObclcl'
Ic ira ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
"YrGIibenten bar gipet Srore til
NiIcnbellen at omtrent Ell Giuiilon
rcaillrrc trooper til 6ronfriB ma.
rcit m,,li9 mnber 8enerolnroior
Ecrihiles aommnuoo. 8cncrnImo-
irr Tcr'bir,g oa Stob beaiper ii8 al
Itco iorl,o Tor Sroppcrne."
Somtibia rettcS Der al Seporte-
mlcntct Ell @cnpcnbelie til TrcSicn
ON life at inblooc ii9 pao Spcflllu.
tioncr meo Scuipn til Gctolicr pes.
rsrcnoc WobiIiicringcn al bcnnc
Grpcoitinn, ~Ni9on9Stib, Sommcn.
Irtlling cIler andre Gnfeltbebcr
uocnom Dem, Tom oiientliggisrcS al
Nrmtoeportemcntet / DC officieIle
@llllCtiner.
Sfipnt Set oltion life er tillaot at
nrnnc rogct ON Glanernc Tor Wfo,
blliIerillacn al benne Expeditions.
Itprfe eIIcr Siocn Tor ocns Nirciie,
falt BOG oct an1crifanife 6olf islc Jig
iorpisict ON, at Oisie trooper piI
bouc ipillet en preilllo Holle / aonl.
pen ior oen irIlc5 Sag, Sioc ON 81.
&c ntcb pore irarifc % engelife Mlli-
erebc, ier Sommcriclttoeet er isrt
tllcnbc.
! Grpeoitioncn fol ogiaa bcltage
ct Hcaimcllt omcrifanife Worineiol'
batter (Sictroppcr) unoer aommnr-
90 al Sbcrit Charles u. Gopelt. nc
aimcntct oil BIZ inmmcnIut az no
palate Monoifabcr ira &egimelter
iom FOR 5ioen er itationcrct poa 0als
ii, Santo Gominqo % Cuba, elIer
mco andre Orb a. SIoniten al Gan.
bets "SipioIonter.
Gen Smitnnoigbeb, Of Der ingcn
Semmeligbco er lagt pao NiIenoellen
al bcnne Grpebition, tpoer pua, at
Ser ira Sen amrrifan'fe, Der brittle
% Den ironife 6Iaooe er trufiet ale
mulioe 1orbolbsregler til at beIfpttc
5roppctronspurtcrne moo De tpifc
llnberpanosbaooe
Ii9angatiber utl oerimoo life bli
6cfienotgiort. Grpcoitioncns Ghci
oa hans Stab fan tiltrGoc Reiier,
naor oct fol pare, mems Subllfum
rimcligpis intct MI iaa of pioe Der
ON, fsr Sc / pcI Scbolo err anfommct
til Ironfrige. Gen ianme Sorbolos.
rcael pil 6li iagttogct meS Senipn til
Niifibningcn al ieIue Expeditions.
itprfen.
Ser nGpncs / oenne Sorbirbelie
M~uIiebeben al, OF General TerIbing
isr lin aireiie pil BIZ ioriremmet iii
@eneroI cIIcr @eneraIIsitrant og al.
pet Ouerfommanooen ouer alle DC
trooper. iom epentlelt ifal Ienoes til
Sranfri5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
Deffronten.

Gen lanapartge og Desperate Sdrf1p
melem griterne og Splferne ont Be
.iibbelien al 2anbsbpen Snaecoitrt /
SpbpIt for Irras er MI enoelig enot
meb Seir for griterne. Get bar al
De aQierebe ppret paaitoaet, of ielpe
SinoenburgIinien gif tperSiglenem
9unecoltrt, men Spiferne bar pnltet
ON, at oerlle 2inie NOT laa langt ba.
qe1for oenne omitriote Sanosbp.
Set bar oen 17be Wai, of Sriterne
fitnbe tage belle gilaecourt / i'm Be
iiooclie. s BEN tpife ofiicicae Top-
port beber Oct fort % tsrt, at "Nill-
llerne al ben tibligere Sa1osbp gnlle-
court blep remmet al os Den 11oe
Wai."
Suor Itore Dire aanrpen ON Suue-
court bor foitet begge Barter, faar pi
life pibe nogct ont, men tore er De
Sfarcr, ion1 er bragct illo / oenle
2anoabp pg nlbrig fonlnlct lepeltoe no
igien.
2onbsbpcn &oeur, iom @riterne
toa nleo Storm / forrige l(ge, bar
1pifcrnc giort poloiomme Nnitrcn.
gelicr for at tnge tilbuge. Sen 16oe
Wai lpffcocs Oct Dem pqiaa at foa
TpofGItc / Den eitlioc Del al Sanos-
bpcn, men peb ct britiif Mooungreb
bIep &c orepct itb iqicn.
2Gnger ipopnn, langS Den "fronifc
Srollt peo Nisne, giorbc Spiterne ben
t7oe Wtai life miillbre emo fer oeipc-
rate Soripg eao of pinbe tllbage en-
Del al Ben table @rli1o, men tfslae
Den i~ranife Happort blcu DC ilaact til
ba9e meb itore Cab, ibet DC tplfe
iremitormcnoe "9pIgcr" bIep itanict
al SranifmG1ocncS forfGroellgc
SprrrciIb.
&c iibitc TO Gage bar Ser life pp.
ret noget Slliantcrinn9rcb pco SeIt-
irontcn, men aanonerne orencr lluf-
luoelig.
Spiferne oplpicr. at DC unber Sam.
penc pao Seitirontcn biOtil / Otai
Wtaallcb bar tagct 5000 Sanger,
buorui 1900 GnglGnoerc % 200
Sranifmrno.
Gen 17be Mni t%elcgraierea ira 90
ris, at flerc Sing tp0er pua, at IN
ifernc or iipro mco of forbcrcoc ct
mt Silbagctog poa cllfcltc Tlulftcr.
2angt bag oen tpitc 6ront baaoe |
Noro og Spb ior ct. Quentin itiffcs
itaoig ilerc og Here Sanosbper
ibrano, % iclpc @pen ct. Quentin,
bpor mil,bre Sranoc bar beriet G
item u~opbsrligt / flere Tiger, er MI
BELT inbbpaet / tGtte Gegifper. Set
or / oct belle &c Iomlnc Spmptpmer,
man logbe Ntcrfe til, fsr SplferneS
Hsmrling al Snnlnleirontcn.
@cneralmaior =. y. Wioltrtce, oct
brittle arigsminiitcrilnls Slrcftsr
Tor militpre Sperationcr, oplpicr, at
pore Glaner bar pprct, or % oil bli
- nleo @enipn I'll Seitirontcn - of
trGttc Spiferne no. Ger pil life bli
rtuget tort Sreniteo locl / bette enc
Giemeo. Grrfor pil III iortiptte Dor
lu1giomme men utrpttclige San1rillg,
Zig iom ri bar 9inrt, iioen Slagct pco
Irras bcgprbte ben 9oc Ipril."
Men noar eli 6cltherre fortGlcr
uabcnt iur belle Gerben ON line ni-
litprc Glaner, iaa bar man "liffcrt Sop
til at gierc ion maj ptl, eIlten man
uil fro pna bum eler CT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
9eipg pes ber lange riisIiIfe

l9gge 9eiss peo ben lan9e rilsiiife
Sront.
@aerebe / 2proa9s offelltliggioroe
Sen me r~lisiiife SamIingsregiering
fit Grogram, iom inbbefatteoe ale De
Of Irbeioer. % acknowledgements
opitileoe Sumter. Hegicringen itaar
ogioa ianlIet ON at aiptie ale Sorieg
poa at faa iitorb Separntireo, ba
bette life brinoer &erbensfreoen ct
Sfriot n9rmere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22

Get antaqcs, al oenne ~ISorhsiel.
Ie al Gperifuo5ifdtterne uiI beIsbe
itG iii $66, 100000 ON garet.
lflsrt Ser par Dem. ION mente. al
Be mrligenS uiIoc gau lan heit iom
ii. S100,0OO,0 900.
Reprrieutaut Gurru ira GaIi.
fprnIu rorIggte al iua ser unotadue
2'clab ior ugiite o. glite GerIoner
forbsiet ira $1,000 og $4,000 til
berbolbsuis $1,000 "a $4,000.
men bans 6oriIng oerum 6lcv for.
taitet meo 100 moo 80 Stemmer.
llnocr 9e6atten hcrom bIeo Bet
al HeprPientant Songruortb ira
Chio (GrprGiioert HooieueIts Spi.
gfrIon) opInit. at oct motague 9e.
lob / Gnglan6 finn beIgber ia III
$500 ior ale Heriouer. Cite iom
udiite. og al BET ! erfeIte 2auoc
tim bel0b iig iii $50.
On bel anoen 2po if Ii6er, oa
Der az Heprrientont Taige rem.
Iotte9 Ct 6orilag ON. at 4onares.
lens Ne0lcmmer ifuIoe ~inobetale
I'll artgSfnSien 90 Trocent al lin
Ssn. 2ettc ubprIige 6oriIos bIeu
rlouoteret paa itnaen0e sos. Ct
anoet 6oriIag, iremint al &epre.
isntaut Burnett ira CALEDONIA ON
AZ lI9gge De Neolemmer, iom bou.
D. ltent moo at erfIpre arigstiI.
IIano, en- Stat lparenoe iii so Bro.
cent al oeres 2sn bIep orltnet al
&uien % Spot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22

bannc, iom bar ubtogct line ~"fprIte
Napirer" = unbtagen De er @oree.
re al noget al De Sonoe, nj ltoar pua
arigaiob meb = fnllr1e toges I'll Sol.
bat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
1uaen Sooiepelt.G rpeeiticn.

TrrIioent @ilion bar oiiicielt er.
flgrct, at ban, inlialo life Tor NOR.
pGreuoe, oil benutte Zig al Den i ben
me SGrlop siune @pnbisbco til al
q;ortjnttes pcn Sioe q
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22

iiemiortea arop pon 5orouitolt
nlngcr iii gliblrlp al Scpnei2mio.
Oelneben. lfaiic Settelicr TOR min
Gre bcmioleoc, iterf 9cifntnii,g a
ariaaqeuinit, Observation-Disclosures moo
Sobbinacn III. D, NorQcrmeltercrt
crflrrebe, at Sc iremierte 2uifcr
t%clcaraiiif ifliIoe bli mcOocIt Hcgie.
rlnQen.
Otter at eli lluQiocidliit bdu6c
fnrcllnnet en- Helolittiou iom euotc
mco: Nco mcN &riQcn o. Dill
toriantclL opIeitea Gcmoultratio
men / No.
: GfIio oemouitrtrtc 200 9(rbei.
0rrc, iom frroct Here Siara2breo.
fcE. Gettc blcp louct ocrn.
: Snqiora pch Gdrlltao bcruon.
~itrcrtc 800 % / Norrfopiug 1,200
Auit0cr o. Wirno. Scnere ianOt
Ser i NorrfopiuN Ell I'm GemonItrn.
tinn Stco, hpori ser oelto1 t,400
-1,500 Wienneifer.
NtpnOigbeoeruc bar oucralt 10.
oct at title iiB peIpiaig I'll gIrbci.
otrneS arnu % oi5ie 9cmonItrn.
ticlcr bar ogioa ioregoat / iuIo.
liGn0ia 90.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22

~ >NNN 49, NfAtNh
orrneS arnu % oi5ie QcmonItra.
ticlcr bar ogioa ioregoat / iuIo.
liGn0ig no.
Sploatcrpptuicrnc.
Stocfbolm, 20oe April: $50
WfarineIoloater beisgtc SorSoua /
~IIuttct crop ct ungiociaIiitiif Meoe
% o~uerbolOt life Eermi3iiouati
Den. De to1et imiolcrtio ut6er
Spnftofcl tiIbu9e iii iii aporter.
Siloragclien patte fort SpItpr
o9 WanNifab ira Mariren bIcp be.
ornret I'll at gisre gnoc paa ltroen.
Mnu bebcpet imiolertio lief at ari,
be inc.
"Socinl6emofrdten" bar / 6eu
Nnlebnine ell lpugere Irtifel I'M.
Der Sperifriitcn "Mpnoiabeoernc
pa Neoollitioren" | boilfen DIM.
oigbeocrneS Nerpsiitct iremboIbcs.
Grtifelen flororcr ifarpt &c milf.
tore Observation-Disclosures Tom bleu
aiort bare peo Rpgtct ON ReooIu.
tion og Den iIutter mcb at oct err
AZ Itor 8igtiabc0 az GeQierinaeil
Tiger at b%ibrirgc DC militPre Wnn.
oigbeoer % Eolitiet Ell Smule
Sormiit.
acknowledgements f~ortiutteS !
ItCrrc eaer minore Waaleitof pna
oc f~orifjeligc StcOer / 2an0et. @e0
@ofor5 Brio pcb @GuIc Iomle6e5
CorSbng 1000 Grbcioere % auin.
Der, f%orlungtc, at 0roofortcnc fill.
DC %foronores, % ltiaet Ell beitemt
Srau ON Snofiob al Sleif og go.
tcter. $50 apinocr ira 9orldr0e.
Spornsuebe og Gomnoripet Demon.
ltrereoe lnmtioia. @1iteroifsreIo,
I~ltionen bIcu peotoget meb islaer.
% SiIlGg: Sfdl Sultcpiifen lpn.
gore ipinge5 oocr o5, fan ri life /
Srngocn bare ouiunrligc Tor &c
Noranitaltninger iom trpife5. vi
bar ira Dor 9tapo / Git Jet Grcm.
pier pau, at Manaclcu paa 9cu-
nctsmioIer fan ofbiPlpe5 giennem
fraitige Observation-Disclosures. Oct maa
bli Int pno S1iteret: Samnar.
'tiolo - ioricnt.
gtco Senipn iii De 200 Watro.
Ter, iom oucrpar Slnfe 9eraearcns
9taoc pon S0oer / Stocfholm, IN.
mes Itcningcrnc mere % mere at
gao / Sen Gctning. at Gemonitra.
tlolIen nGrrneit bar rettct moo Sc
me GcitemmcIier OH Permission.
o permltertc WarOifa6er ituloc
u0rc ttlbage &Ioffcu nj, men font
ierit cit Simc ienerc. Ger blap
ienot no Ell itGrre 4ioelina moer
Sonmauoo al en- 2gitnant Tor at
bcntc Sem: }liocIinqcn uor iulOt
bcpPbnct mco a~arnbiner on Ia.
tiontaifcr. W~ouoifaberne uar imi0s
lcrtib ba / iluttet Crop paa BE;
iii 6lanoeitntioueu "a Sc gasier.
T. Hi0cIinaelL biIitc Sc Den meO
@irraruob, ion gicntoges al Sol.
fcmaSIcn, % ~pnsIcreoc oioere ! JoS
Crocn. ga. 20 Nlano nil 6li
~itrniiet ior IiicipIinGrbruo. Gon
6Iaaoeitotionen or t%riiiiet iprlia
itrengc Observation-Disclosures
oa @ngtpoiterne er operalt Bit Tor.
~iierfet ) @pcn gif no ouer 9lfte,
nen piloe Rpgter ON oet, Iom par
hPn0t.
Get ungiociaIiitiife Slao Soil,
titen" oiientliggisr en- 9~Irtifel meo
CperIfriiten "0ungersng0en font
mer" og erflGrer. at Sen reuoht.
tionGre iocialisme5 Sane maa Isi.
teE / Suerige iom ! HuSlano; 4r.
bclostlasien5 politiife og efonomit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22

5OriiGiiss saa eise 3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22
Scmunitratipnerne Nrcoag.

: Scitcraas orog et Sog paa
beacm 5000 og 1000 Arbeioere
Sreoag 5ormiooag til Haaobuict.
buor ell Geputaiion bapoe Sore.
trGoc for @iagiitratcn % ouerIe-
plreoe en- Heiolution. i oenne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22

c0Filaiiea aaa S'0s Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-22

eSriiaiiss 9aa SIDE :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08
PRICE OF RICE IS -.
ADVANCING IN JAPAN

The japan Gazette states that the
price Of rice continues to advance In
an alarming manner. On. the Toxic
market early in July the cereal was
quoted at 24.04 yen per koku (2.3i
per busheD, this being the record
since the establishment CT the rice
exchange 80 years ago. The previous
record was 1855 yen per koku $3.50
per. busheD in 1912. -=
The Gazette quotes the Hochi as
saying that there are indications of
further rise in the near future.
Japanese rice is now being exported
to England in large quantities; i'm.
ports of American flour are almost to.
tally suspended. and shipments OF
Japanese flour to China and countries
in the south Pacific are brisk. Beans
from the Hokkaido are being sent to
Russia. These conditions, coupled
with speculative purchases OF rice,
have brought about the situation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08
JAPANESE RED CROSS
HOSTS TO AMERICANS
IRy Associated Pressl

TOXIC, Japan, Aug. 20.-Cordiality
and sympathy marked the luncheon
given by the Japan Red Cross So
ciety to the American Red Cross Mis-
sion which was on its way to Rus
STA.
The American Mission of which DR..
Frank Billings is chairman, was met
on it's arrival in Japan by large dele,
CATION of Japanese workers including
Baron Ishiguro, the president Of the
society and other officers. ......
Baron Ishiguro made an interesting
address at the luncheon. He voiced
Japanese appreciation of the warmth
of the reception accorded in the Unit
ed States. to Japanese Red Cross mis-
sions on their way to Europe and
added: "The emblem of the Red
Cross has wiped out all the boundar-
les of state as well as the distinction
of races. Cooperation in this humane
work, as a matter Of nature, cannot
be otherwise than in deep sympathy
with each other. ] feel, therefore, as
if l meet old friends here today"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08
wheat Deficit
INU. S., CANADA
SAIDENORMOUS

The food administration makes the
following statement: ...-
The United States and Canada have
Q wheat deficit for this year Of over
900, 000, 900 bushels in the amount re-
quired from North America for the
Allied nations and neutrals of Europe,
on a basis of normal wheat consume
ton there, as shown by figures for
q three-year pre-war period.
The normal requirements of France,
italy, the United Kingdom and Bel
GUM for the prewar period averaged
3S1 ,000, 900 bushels of wheat, and Of
other cereals $4,000, 100000 bushels.
To this should be added the estimated
deficiency due to war in their grain
production for this year Of 525,662,0 900
bushels, of which 196,905,000 are
wheat, making it necessary for these
countries to import in the next IL
months a total Of 81, 900, 900 bushels
Of wheat and 674,000,000 bushels Of
other cereals if normal consumption
requirements are to be met.
Wheat Surplus for 1917
The estimated wheat surplus for
1917 of the United States is 8S,000,000
bushels, to which should be added
120 100000 bushels for Canada. OF
other cereals the United States will
have an estimated surplus this year in
excess of S29 10000 bushels, and Ca
NADIA a surplus of 119,000,000, or to-
tai of about 950,00o,000 bushels.
Therefore, on the normal basis OF
consumption the total allied wheat inn
port requirements are 577000,00
bushels against a North American
surplus of 2OS, 100000 bushels, or $685..
COZ, 900 bushels In excess of the sup
ply. From our United States supply
we must reserve a certain amount for
neutrals from which we receive vital
supplies, and also an amount to bet.
ter protect our stocks next year than
this last. There is, therefore, de.
ffcit of 400,000,000 bushels in the
amount necessary for normal con-
sumption and necessary reserves.
Situation Must Be Met
While this situation is one of great
difficulty and concern it must be met,
and met by elimination of waste and
reduction in wheat consumption and
proper substitution on the part of
the allied people and ourselves; in one
word, by an effective administration
of the available supply.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO HAWAII
: FROM MAINLAND newspapers

Hawaii is in fever of patriotism"
declares j. Chris O'Day, former Port
land physician, writing from Honolulu
to DR.. John F. Beaumont.
1.-THE place is full of soldiers, and
On registration day $4,000 responded
In Hawaii.
Let no one belittle the Japanese.
They are better Americans than the
Germans upon whom we used to be
foolish enough to lavish the praise Of
good citizen" >
AS an indication of the sentiment
in Hawaii, DR.. O'Day incloses with
his letter a copy of an address de-
livered before the Honolulu Chamber
of Commerce by George R. Carter, ex-
governor of Hawaii.
Two or three expressions which &C.
cur in the address are as follows:
This is a war to the end between
humanity and the Hun. The brain
under the spiked helmet is conscious
of but one aim, is animated by a sin
gle ambition-Germany over all"
Americans believe the German peo-
pie are great people, capable of
great and good things, but they dis
trust and abhor the German govern
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08

Thousands OF Home Cards" TO be
distributed among the women Of Ho-
nolulu, signifying that they sand
ready and willing, to, assist in food
conservation, have been received by
the territorial food commission and
will be given out soon.
Accompanying the cards are notices
giving concrete Information as TO how
the housewife may best conserve food.
Here are the suggestions:
Save the Whest-One wheatless
meal a day Use corn, oatmeaE5rye or
barley bread and non-wheat breakfast
foods. Order bread twenty-four hours
in advance so your baker will not
bake beyond his needs. Cut the loaf
on the table and only as required.
Use stale bread for cooking, toast etc.
Eat less cake and pastry.
Our wheat harvest is far below nor
NAL. II each person weekly saves one
pound of wheat flour that means $780,
100000 more bushels of wheat for the
Allies to mix in their bread. This will
help them to save democracy.
Save the Meat-Beef, mutton or
pork not more than once daily. Use
freely vegetables and fish. At the
meat meal serve smaller portions, and
stews instead of steaks. Make made
dishes of all left-overs. Do THIS and
there will be meat enough for every
one at a reasonable price.
We are today killing the dairy cows
and female calves as the result OF
high price. Therefore, eat less and
eat no young meat if we save an
ounce of meat each day per person,
we will have additional supply equal
to 100000 cattle.
Save the MiIk-The children must
have milk. Use every drop. Use but
termilk and sour milk for cooking and
making cottage cheese. Use less
cream. ..-... H.. ....
Save the Fats-We are the worlds
greatest fat MASTERS. Fat is food.
Butter is essential for the growth and
health of children. Use butter on the
table as usual but not in cooking.
Other fats are as good. Reduce use
of fried foods. Save daily one-third
ounce animal fats. Soap contains
fats. Do not waste it. Make your
own washing soap at home out of the
saved fats. .... ......
Use one-third ounce less per day Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08
IIMELYPLACARD Tells HOUSEWIVES
HOW TO CONSERVE SUPPLY OF FOOD

animal fat and 375.o0O tons will be
saved yearly.
Save the Sugar-Sugar is scarcer.
We use today three times as much per
person as our Allies. So there may
be enough for all at reasonable price
use less candy and sweet drinks. Do
not stint sugar in putting up fruit and
jams. They will save butter.
II everyone in America saves one
ounce of sugar daily, it means 100.
900 tons for the year.
Save the FueI-Coal comes from a
distance and our railways are over.
burdened hauling war material. Help
relieve them by burning fewer fires.
Use wood when you can get it.
Use the PerishabIe Foods-Fruits
and vegetables, we have in abundance.
As nation We eat too little green
stuffs Double their use and improve
your health Store potatoes and other
roots properly and they will keep.
Begin now to can or dry all surplus
garden products.
Use Local suppIies-Patronize your
local producer. Distance means
money. Buy perishable food from the
neighborhood nearest you and thus
save transportation.
GENERAL RULES
Buy less, serve smaller portions.
Preach the Gospel Of the Clean
Plate,
Don't eat a fourth meal
Don't limit the plain food of growing
children.
Watch out for the wastes in the
community.
Full garbage pals in America
mean empty dinner pals in America
and Europe.
II the more fortunate Of our people
will avoid waste and eat no more than
they need. the high cost of living
problem of the less fortunate will be
solved. :.....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08
FOOD Value OF
'SPUD' SHOWN

WASHINGTON, D. C.-"There is no
food which exactly takes the place
of the potato when one Is accustomed
to it." says statement issued by the
United States department Of agricul-
ture, urging an increased consumption
of this vegetable now that the markets
of the country are well supplied.
cit has come to be such q part of
our dinner that we miss it when 1t is
not served. Besides, any leftover po-
tato can be used in many very pala-
table ways for breakfast or supper.
and this is a convenience from the
standpoint, since it
helps her to make palatable meals.
mot only is it useful from the ease
with which it can be prepared and
the number of palatable ways in which
it can be served, but it is very i'm.
portant for the food material it sup
plies. 1t is one of the most whole
some sources of starch and is also
fairly rich in the mineral matter
which the body needs. .....
"Of the mineral salts one must not
overlook the importance Of the mild
alkaline salts it contains, because
these are greatly needed by the body
to counterbalance the acid salts which
meats and eggs produce when assim-
Hated. .
'In this we have a justification of
the use of potatoes in the diet in lib
eral quantities and of our common
custom of serving them with meats.
When the price permits, potatoes
should, by all means, be made part
of the diet" II. ... ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08
BEANS SUPHYTO
' BECONTROLLB

WASHINGTON. D.. C.-The bean
growers and bean dealcTs. of tho nun
try have notified the food admiHistra,
ton that they are reaoy 70 uu g.GEy.
thing within their power 10 help the
nation win the war. and 10 benefit
the American consumer through a rea-
sonable price for this important food.
they declared yesterday, at the end OF
a two days conference.
Both the growers and the dealers
announced that they vii cooperate
with the national government in every,
way in producing and distributing as
large a supply OF beans as possible,
excepting only fair profit over the
expense of their business.
The dealers have pledged them
selves to carry out such measures as
the president and the food administra-
ton may desire for the purpose OF
winning the war They have also Of.
tered the food administration the pri.
vilege of examining their books, in
order that fair profit may be deter.
mined.
They recommended that dealing I'm
future beans, or selling the crop be-
fore maturity, be discontinued. Deal.
ing in beans, they say. should he re
stricted TO legitimate channels OF
trade, and to meet present needs
only. The dealers have announced
that they will be perfectly willing to-
be licensed under the food adminisf
tTation law, whenever the food ad.
ministration deems it practical to do
so. -
A permanent committee has been
elected to represent the industry. and
to confer with the food administration
whenever desired.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-08
POTATO RECEIPTS
HELD NEGOTIABLE

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Potatoes
have been classified as. a non-perish.
able staple by the federal reserve
board on the recommendation of the
food administration, and loans upon
warehouse potato receipts may be re-
discounted hereafter at the reserve
banks, for a period not longer than
80 days.
Thus the receipts become negoti.
able paper throughout the country
at the federal reserve rate, which is
now 319 per cent in most states.
Food administration officials con,
slider the action the most important
financial aid yet given to growers
and consumers of potatoes. They say
it will greatly assist in providing reg
ulated storage. which will materially
improve the quality to the consumer