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Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29

wheat by ships. The less wheat bread
we use the more we shall have for our
armies, the armies of our allies, and
the men, women and children of our
allies who are now fighting in the
trenches.
Do not try to do entirely without
can do on. We have lots S of corn corn tbis his
year; mix little wheat flour with a
lot of corn meal and make it into
bread. 1t will be cheaper, just as good
for you, and better for your country.
Or you can use oatmeal bread. All
these are good. All these help Amer
ica to feed some of our allies who
have neither wheat, barley, rye nor
oats.
Whenever you do use wheat bread,
see to it that not a crumb is wasted.
Make bread puddings of any scraps of
it that happen to be left.
If you put too many slices of bread
on the table, some may become stale
or hard. OF course this should be used
for toast or puddings, but isn't it bet
tel not to cut the loaf before the
meal? Just put the loaf on the table
and cut the slices as they are needed.
Then the bread will be fresh until
all used.
This year we have many, many
potatoes. They are splendid food,
cheaper than wheat and just as good
to the taste. Many native Americans
who live on farms never eat bread of
any kind when potatoes are part of
the meal. In place of one slice of
bread, eat one potato.
Do these little things each day; in
the end you will have done a great
deal for your country. Do your duty
with your knife and fork and then
you can safely leave the rest to the
soldier with his rifle and entrenching
tool.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29
HOW A DRAFTED
FEELS IN CAMP
WAR NOT so BAD AS HE
HAD FEARED.
In Good Company of Regular Fellows,
and Wouldn't Miss the Thrill For
the Softest Job Ever Invented
For the Stay-at- Homes.

A Chicago daily news staff writer
had the following interview with a
drafted man who did not want to go
to war, but went:
81 had no desire to go to war. l do
not suppose ! would have Joined the
regular army or the guard if the war
had lasted another ten years. I had
good position, making good money;
why should I? Then along came the
draft. Just like thousands of other
fellows, did not like the idea and
hoped would be down in the list But
l was called, passed, waived exemption
and sent here.
"The first thing that happened when
got off the train at camp, and in
the rain at that, was the presentation
to me of a waterproof poncho. / did
not have a raincoat. Neither did any
body else. There was not an armed
guard in sight and I did not see one
until we marched down the road. He
was not there to see that none Of US
escaped, either. He was on sentry
good food as ever ate in restaurant
in Chicago. was issued my bedding
and had fine sleep. Then re-
ceived uniform, and, if do say it
myself, / look more like man in that
than ever did in anything.
"Now, Pm a person who looks at
things rather critically. reason things
out for myself. 1 have come to this
conclusion: like this thing. like
it better than I would if had volun-
teered for it. think am in good
company; Pm strong for my captain
and the lieutenants. They are regular
fellows. l went to college with one
of them, ate his snacks from home,
and wore his clothes when I needed
them.
81 think we are going to have one of
the finest armies in this little old
United States that any nation at any
time of the worlds history ever put
together, bar none. When this ma
tional army goes to France it is going
to get more action to the square inch
than old Bill Hohenzollern ever
dreamed of getting out of soldiers.
The boys, officers, and men that have
seen so far are 'go-getters' right off
the jump.
CAS- I said before, Pm for them.
want to see this thing thru now that 1
am in it, and / wouldn't miss it for the
best job in Chicago"
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29

workers generally. The other way TO
make adjustment is by organizing the
machinery for handling food, stabil-
izing prices rs far as possible, and if
necessary, stepping in to arbitrarily
control supplies.
Profiting by the experience Of Eu-
rope, the United States has adopted
the course of organizing its food sup
ply-not letting it run wild-and much
of the work of the food administration
during the past few weeks has been
centered upon control machinery. Re-
suits will now be seen by the house
wife when she goes to buy necessities.
Prices will not rise unreasonably, and
in many cases may be expected to fall.
What happens to country at war
when food is left to control itself is
shown in the present plight Of Russia.
where nothing was done, and the in
dustrial disturbance and suffering led
to revolution bordering on anarchy.
What may be accomplished by arbi-
trary control is seen in Germany,
which now has the most acute food
problem and yet is maintaining her
efficiency by iron regulations. What
we are trying to do Is to attain Ger
man efficiency by democratic methods,
organizing our food supply, not from
the top down, as is done under autoc-
racy, but from the bottom up, which is
democracy's way.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29

in this state to cooperate with the
National Welfare Commission.
Anderson at once sent in the names
of Otto F. Thum, member Denver Ty-
biographical Union, and George L.
Sets, of Pueblo Cigarmakers Union,
and these names have been confirmed
by Gompers.
Thum and Sets are long time men,
bers of the organized labor movement
in Colorado. They will represent this
state in all matters taken up by the
National Welfare Commission relat-
ing to labor in the war.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29
HOW TO FIGHT WITH KNIFE AND FORK
By WILLIAM HARPER DEAN

When you pick up your knife and
fork say this to yourself:
"With these two weapons can help
America win the war as well as the
soldier who is digging trench"
Our wheat crop is small this year
and this is true in all parts of the
world from which the allies can receive
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29
ST. LOUIS HAS LABOR PAPER.

The Trades Council Union News is
to be the title of brand new labor
paper to make its appearance October
Is. P. J. Morrin, general organizer
for the International Association of
Bridge, Structural and Ornamental
Iron Workers and Pile Drivers, is to
be editor and manager
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29
THUM AND SETS
ON COMMISSION
ARE TO COOPERATE WITH
NATIONAL WELFARE.
Appointments Made by President
Gompers of A. F. of L., on Rec
ommendation of Secretary An
derson of State Federation.

Last week Secretary Ed. Anderson
of the State Federation of Labor re-
ceived letter from President Com
pers of the American Federation of
Labor requesting that he recommend
two union labor men for appointment
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29
BUT FEW HAVE.

Edith-Do you believe that men like
women, with intelligence?
Alice-Yes, provided they have
enough of it to refrain from impress
ing man with his ignorance.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29

If you want job printing in a hurry
on union label watermarked paper,
call up The Bulletin. Phone Main 1896.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29

See Dairymen's Association ad on
Twin Page.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-09-29

The Bulletin wants to do your job
printing. Prices right, work excellent.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05
Real Estate Bargains
row SALE.

9&% 5<@-S&S@
ave: gas and bath Price S1600-s500
cash. bal. as rent.
broom cottage Sheffield ave, 80 #.
lot; toilet, basement and gas newly
decorated. Price si700-s2o0 cash, bal.
as rent.
5-room house. sibley St; gas and
toilet; basement; coy home near All
Saints church. Price S2600--part cash.
6-room modern bungalow. SO tt. lot:
Bauer st; all assessments paid, strictly
modern; furnace heat; stationary tubs:
furnished in oak. decorate ed, screened
windows and porch beautiful lawn and
Shrubhery Price $500 $1,000 cash; bal.
terms.
6-room modern bungalow. 80 e. lot;
Seeker ST: furnace heat. tubs. etc Price
$SS5o-S5o0 cash, bal. as rent.
a-room modern bungalow. IS It: lot;
Sauer st. oak trim. hot water heat,
screened Can't beat it for s3600-240o
to $500 cash: bal. as rent.
a-ro0m brick bunga low. 31Aft lot, May
st. Finished in oak throughout; hot
water heat. stationary tubs, decorated,
and beautiful lawn; a snap at $500
$500 to $500 cash bal as rent
Groom modern bun galow 90 Il lot:
Becker st: new. Furnace heat, sun par
LOT and chicken yard; fenced in. Very
latest construction. Owner leaving city:
for quick sale, S4500-part cash; bal
terms.
We sold most of our last weeks bar
gains, and have just a few left we are
advertising today.
ULLRICH B1cK.
Hammond. Phone 4so and 25S9
1851
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05
Classified Advertisements

After August 18th, ON au clas-
R3hed advertisements placed with
uR over telephone and not paid for
nc the office within days, an ad-
aittonal charge of ten cents Will be
made for collection
The best service can DO given our
patrons by bringing all CLASSIFIED al
vsrtiseraents 20 our offtcs and pay
ting for same and save collection
charge.
LAKE COUNTY FTG. EUB co.
TIMES NEWSPAPERS.
Aug. O, 1917.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-05
NOTICE 10 coNrRAcToRs.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
the Board of Public works OF the city
of Gary. Lake County Indiana. will
meet on the Sth day of October, 1917
to receive and consider bids for the
construction Of Local Sewer Number
seventy-six (76), beginning at the
manhole at the intersection of the Cen
ter lines Of Alley Number Twenty-Five
(25) South and the Alley between Van
Buren, Street and Van Buren, Place;
thence South in said Alley with a Twelve
G2') inch vitrifed Tile Sewer, a
distance or 100 feet in said City of
Gary, all in accordance with the plans
and specifications now on file in the
office Of the Board of Public Works and
the city Clerk The cost of said inn
provement shall be assessed as special
benefits to the abutting and benefited
property Bidders must file certified
chack for at least p per cent of the En-
gineer's Estimate of the cost of said
Improvement which will be returned
to unseccussfu1 bidders, and to the sue
cesgfuI bidder when contract and
bond have been executed for the wori
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