davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1917-03-10
Millions Always Hungry.

Those restrictions have been growing
steadily harsher until millions are per-
petually hungry and nearing the point
OF starvation. The German children are
not growing normally. and adults OF
working age are persistently sacrificing
themselves to give the children and the
aged more food. The result IL a great
diminution Of the producing power Of
labor.
The Prussian land owning classes are
accused by the country of selfishness and
unwillingness to divide their food with
the people. The Prussians retort that
the maladministration OF the imperial
authorities Is to blame. Baron Won
Schorlemer's remark, ut Is a consolation
to know that the Reichstag Is luckily un-
able to appoint or depose the Prusslan
Minister'S" foreshadows a hard contest
between the Prussian and Imperial
forces
The allied countries are especially re-
joiced at the notion that Germany ad-
mits cracking under the strain. Reports
from recent travellers in the interior Of
Germany agree that conditions are
rapidly getting worse Other parts Of
the empire were known to have been
long on the verge Of an outbreak. 3ut it
was not expected that Prussia would
start it. 1t is expected that 1t will be
echoed instantly In the lesser States.
where the war never was as popular as
in Prussia.
The sun., 1917-03-10
Guns and Gunners Ready.

News that the announcement had
been made at once brought changed
atmosphere over the Navy Depart
ment and the War Department. It
was an atmosphere of extreme gravity
coupled with frank admission that
for the inevitable now
had to be considered
Secretary Daniels, TO whom the re-
spons!bility for the navy's work in
immediately arming the merchantmen
has fallen. said that the navy had
guns and gunners ready.
All the cable companies were asked
to-day to prevent the sending OF any
messages to Europe concerning move
ments of ships. Regarding the request
Secretary Daniels pointed out that by
some ineXplicablc means some news
found Its way into the clubs in Germany
within n day or two after reaching Eu-
rope. The Importance OF suppressing
such news even in this country lay in
the danger of Germany getting the news
by wireless. he said That the Germans
might have wireless stations about
which the Government, despite it's best
efforts. was in ignorance was admitted.
however.
The sun., 1917-03-10
HUNGER STRAIN
FAST GROWING
Germans Cracking, Allies
Learn, and Are Blaming
Government.
on VERGE OF OUTBREAK
Millions Never Have Enough
to Eat and All Sacrifice
Much to Children.
Special Gable Despatch to The SrN.

Special Gable Despatch to The SrN.
LONDON, March 9.-There is doubt no
longer that Germany and the Allies both
are counting on the food situation quite
as much as military Developments to
bring the end OF the war nearer this
year.
The Allies have information that the
morale Of the German people is fast
breaking under the depression Of hunger.
They are unable to perform their wonted
tasks, their spirits are not maintained
and their confidence in victory is waning.
The sensational speeches in the Prus-
sian Diet are construed to mean the be-
ginning Of bitter fight between the I'M
perial and Prussian legislative bodies,
each blaming the other for existing con-
ditions. Last October. at the close of
tire crop season, the Imperial authorities
made reassuring announcements about
the crop returns. but began enforcing
more severe restrictions.
The sun., 1917-03-10
Both sides Predict Victory.

Both Speaker Clark and Representa-
tive Woods of Iowa. chairman of the
Republican Congressional Committee,
predicted victory for their respective
parties. Each said his party was as
sured Of at least 21s votes and that
The sun., 1917-03-10
The WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair to-day; tomorrow increasing
cloudiness and warmer; variable winds,
Highest temperature yesterday, 46; lowest, -
Detailed weather. mail and marine reports page TO-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
1880
$226s.5s
Suffering for @aDer til snOiauerues anletrr.

Sra s. g. Saniens Born Sarop, Webr. so so, Wa,oretb
Nebs aoinoef, Gear Balls, ia, So, abbie Gieiens z. z. aIas.
ie Bcihbroot, Dioine So, Mrs. geter Rnsnmsien, gonal, 20. S5.
ungoomsforeningen aoDal, Sa. $40, Senoaasffolebsrneue
@ebier, 9qinn $3.50, 9arnenes Se6ninee Misfonsforeuiuo.
Wortbfielo, wann. So, aninoeforeninoen I stapIeburit, gebr. 81.
Smnaniiels Mgb's apinoef, aacine, gMs. So, SIR. oa Wars. WieIs
Peteren, Coulter, So. So, Bella Diebs apinbef, SeIna, Gal. $40.
apinoef, 5remoni Batter, Gebr So, apinoef, frenont gp. gebr.
So en- iinront DaDep, Rebr. ST. Wars. Daarie Sinonien oa SnI.
oa Sfnonien Chicago 81. 20. 5e, en- @ape til gibler for an.
oianerbernene famlet og giuet al giearo 92orter, Sucf, isis s.. So.
Senot os fra genner af w9isionei eennenn Otto SonIeu S47
wrs. Carl Nieien og gsrn, aIioe Saf Canada SIS. Sait Sl28 az
enopioere er Der fommen en- Snefasie meo Isl GA Suffer.
goot og andre prioate eaDer til enfeIte berneoe fra Wisfionsfore.
niugen Dor 5reliers Yaengbeo, aatne. isis. 9iaeleoes en- aaste
meo Sulegoper til ale gernene Sfolen og SsnoaqsffoIen 90
MISREPRESENTATION fra apinoeforeninsen Dor GreIIers wQob.
Council Bluffs, Sa. 2igeIeoes Ell aasfe iriat ira Del gep ae.
nigbeo, Gal, ienot os beo 2asnus peoerien. FAINT andre priuote
@aper, greOe os Sulefort, fom pi bar nlootaeet ira manae for.
ffelige 0ener onfring Snmiunoet.
Eat genner for ale oisie Opnuntringer o. aooe 0nffer for
weisiionens Jrento. &erren giue, Ri maatte rsgte bet aoS ret
for bans aaipn; ia at fIre % fIere MAJ pinbes for Cubs mioe
os Iagses til Serrens Sjoro. Oct ser soot at mnrfe at & genner
er neo arbeioet 90 Dbn for &errens Gag.
eoa en- bierteie &iIien 90 Eat til ale fra belle gQisaons.
tonilten Dots, Dfla. " 8 RieIfem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

inaen be5gopr at ipiie tsrt 9rpo.
eler iuIte.
Dan Dor / 8ioe foripne Jig rige-
lia meo aaaIrabi. fsr De foores
op.
Saaleoes er altiao Den nsi-
iomme 5lensborgers gooe aaao til
os ! De fnappe GiOer, bem9rfer
.8anneoirte4.
Smaating. Ere aoner ira 4ngel
forlangte forleOen . Norf % 20
81. for Sneien al 9gg : altIaa
fnap iaa meget iom 8riien i 0an'
mart. Set foiteOe Dem boer 80
Ufarf / Booze. ggggene mao mem.
lia tun betales meo 3 Narf Sne-
len. 8erimo6 er Der frit Spill for
@aaIel8rilerne. 5 Den ipolige Del
al Sertlgo emmerne er Der betalt
oper 40 Marf for StDftet al mag
re @es.
Dc biemlpie. llnoer en- Samtale,
.iom Rigs0agsmano $. 9. SanIen
.hap0e meo Observation-Disclosures 9rie'
ae, itrafs eiter at oenne Den /.
Gee. bau0e afgipet fin grfI9rin9
Den tDife figsoag, uotaIte Or
ariege paa 6oreipergieI, at De meo
Sen oanife Cop al 81. Roo 1916
t Ganmarf natltrliiereoe biemIsie,
Iom for Sioen tiener | ben tpIfe
Scr, life bebsoer at title i9rlige
Anoragenoer ON at bliDe fritagne
for tpTf WtiIitartieneite.
Otter oen tpife Cop ON Rigs.
Oh neutrality-suspicious. al p.
S,uli 1918 e~r5oeroer biemIse, iom
~fnofaloes til inf Veilit9rtieneite,
efter ct aars Eieneite | Seren Ell.
Ter 6laaoens Het til R~aturaliia.
ton. Sen tpIfe Staggering itoar pan
set Stanopnnft, at ben npe oanife
Sop life bar opbppet oenne Ret.
De biotilpqrenoe biemIsie, iom tie
ner / Spren, titles oerfor ooer
for ct BELT frit 8aIg. 6oretrpfter
De at Iaoe iig naturaIiiere / Spif.
Lamb, oil be, iaa mart 9opens BE.
t~ingeIier er opfnl6t, fao tpif 5tats.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

otf tftertrastebe 5eot. 5 areos-
olaoef for 5snoerboro opfororer
0aHoraaoen It'll at afleoere en- Del
oeof Iripilligt til arbeioerne /
Hrlgsinoultrien. u@elan, 5 9anO.
memo ior AIs og 5unoepeo~, no
ranber eanoraaoen til Slut, be
DIS eoers tiot prsOeoe OfferpiIlie-
geo poonD i &anOline til @upn
lor bort Jolfeiamfuno, til efsempel
Tor nnore % til gere for eoer ielol"
Der 1t1rlcs itaoig. 6orleoen blen
Der fra Sgren Sanjens 9onoboels.
1teo paa 1ogbaIe Marf i~tiaalet II
1eoe @ps. @enoormeriet BAD ON
Neooelelie, oo Der i ben iiolte Sio
I Omegnen al Esnoer err l%tiaalet
oDeroroentIig meget 6ierfre, i0m
otter al Snnoipnligbeo ienOes meO
Bolten til 9nnrsrenoe / Storbperne.
Npiiombeo. 5 .6lensburser
Roroo. 3eit." ifrioer en- 9qier:
8drtofler er oct life rigeligt meo,
% tillige er mango raaone. Oct er
oerfor en- 6noreIanospIigt allereOe
nn at begrRnle 6orbruget, itiIIe
De CODE ira og gemme Dem til ie.
mere. Snn Innge man bar aaalra-
b, ffoI oisie foges iammen meo
4urtofler (8usman0sfolD. Naar ri
tire @onge iigentlig ipiier ben Tet
til Wiooog og 4ften, iaa oil ui
hume boIoe no meo 9rso og aar-
tofeIr.
RIO er Der oginn nof al naar
man fparer paa oct. Man ifal fife
RiIe fig met, fun BRUCE bet iom
EilfRtning, ia oct fan anoen0es
iom Haalng til 9rsO. Otter at
Rb6et er fogt meo t. CTS. aual-
robi, Tan man baffe bet meo Ssg,
man foyer minore eooe SusboIo-
~nin9Snbler, blnnoer oct meo Smsr,
WeI % Salt til en- @rso, Der fan
bruges til at imsre pna grso, iaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

bar miitet oeres 5oriergere. Der.
ior tlaa Der ifnfies mango Here
Fen9e. ser ] ganoet e1es Snmmen
itaoig, men BET oil bielpe meget,
ON Der ogiaa forl 9forag ira lo-
Ianoet. iiGr ira llnionitaterne. bpor
Der Ieper iorboIosuis fleit Danife.
Seq ttIla0er mig 0erior at lag
ge Fem oenne Sag paa Sierte. gtu
er le9 en- gamnlel ManO, % bet er
min itsrite @l9oe at baue iremmet
Oenne Sag, JON ieg til min iioite
0oa peobliper at arbeioe for.
0ieo biertelig 9ilien iorblioer
ieg 8eres arbpoige
9iort.9 oren8en
ga, Lao mig iaa fun oertil ieie:
9iorag til Senoerinoerne mootages
al .. Z. 9orpoon, 2048
9umbol0t 9Iuo., Chicago, Sa., 8e.
oaftsr M. Solit, Geoar Sails, So.
ma. 8rof. s.. 9anien @rano 8iep
College, Des Moines, Soma, Yoit.
u. @. anoerien, Blair, 3cbr. os
unoertegneoe.
q. 6. goo6oI6t,
SIG Union Ctr, 9acine, 8is.
ct goot % oelii9net Rptaor sn-
fer lea allie. &. 6. 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

borgerret. 6aitbol0er De oerimoo
oeres mn erboeroeOe oanife 5tats.
borgerret, oil sc bIiDe biempermit.
tereOe, foroi 0e / iaa Sub life
Iengere er militarpligtiee.
Sen DanifeIige % meget ON.
itriote Sag, ser / Gi0ens Sob bar
affb0t iaa mango Slayer, be00er
oct ! nSeimOaI", ner oermeo on.
fiber bleoen oronet paa en- me9et
beloig % ior De biemIeie inIot no
tilireOsitillen0e Mnaoe. Get er os
en- @lRoe at tonitatere bette
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
Kvittering fra Elk Horn B~srnehjem.

Menigheden i Del Rey, Calf, 230 Pd. tor
ret Frugt. Immanuels Menighed, Oleander,
Calf, 235 Pd. terret Frugt. Kingsley, Ia,
Mrs. C. JUST 2 Skjorter. Kimballton, Ia,
Mrs. Chris Nielsen 2 Gas. Bethania Menig-
he'd, Kimballton, Ia, 4 Stocking Caps, 8 Par
Stremper, 6 Skjo-ter, 2 Blankets, 2 Union
Suits. Falgende fra Elk Horn, Ia, Jens So
rensen 2 Sakke Mel, j. P. Nielsen l bill.
Ebler, John Petersen og Hustru 10 Pd. KAT
fe, l Sack Mel, w. w. Club 5 Par Gloves,
4 Par vanter, A Stocking Caps, 9 Neckties,
Appelsiner og Candy, c.. v. Gregersen Candy
og Nsdder. Audubon, Ia, Hjalpeforeningen,
en- J~ulegave til hver afBsrnene, IA Yard Tow
cling, 6 Par StrSmper, 8 Union Suits, 2
Skjorter. Sioux City, Ia, fra unge Venner,
s Par Oversize, 2 Par Sko. Hampton, Nebr.,
Unge Pigers Syforening, 3 Sengetepper, Is
Par Pudebetrek. Audubon, Ia, Jens R. Chri-
stensen og Famiie, 2 Par Benkleder, 4
Skjorter, s Haandkleder. Brush, Colo, A.
P. M9rk, ! Bog, 5 Lommetsrkleder. Thorn
ton, Ia, Kvindeforeningen, l Kaabe, l Par
6ko, 6 2 rgjer, 2 Collars, l Necktie, 3 Par Van
ter, / Stk. Calico, 2 Stk. Bingham, l Sweater,
! Sksrt, / Hue, 5 Union Suits, 2 Underwater,
2 Par Stremper, 2 Night Gowns, l Under
skort, 1 Yard KjoletSj. Westbrook, Me-,
Pigernes Syforening, 8 Neckties.
Hjertelig TAX for Gaverne og for elders
Hjalp Diet svundne Aar.
Eft gledeligt Nytaar til6nskes eder ale.
Hans e, Elk Horn, Ia. Box 12s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17

boIoe at bIibe Der IGneere, bar al
.eaen Crit paataeet iia oen Opgaoe
At oirfe Tor SnOiamIing al 9iorag
/ uoIanoet. Snn err meget iprig /
iaa Senieenoe, men Ser er 10 man
&c 9anifeligbe0er for benoe at ooer-
nfenot, Iom bum er, for ale
Dem. bun ifrioer til. Seq bar GER
for ment at buroe gioe Gem oenne
n9rmere 5roflarine.
Ger berifer iifferIig itor Roo /
9toroilesoig, naonlig / 4sbit9oer-
ne, % enomi n9rre oil set blibe,
naar 9rieen er enot oe SoIoater-
ne fonfmer bieni, De gifte til sOe-
lngte 6orretninger. Oct err Oerior
ON at gsre at babe ina mango Yen-
&c iom muligt tilreoe, naar oen
Sio fommer. Ser er 10 en- itor
Wpngoe 8oroilespigere / Unions
itaterne, % De oil uoen Spibl, nnar
De er ~peIbaoenoe, eerne biornge til
at Iette anarene for oeres 9onos.
m9no. Som Soserne MI itaar, meO
ben Sum, Tom MI bapes, bill ser
life fiinne u0rettes ret meget no
ooer DC itabig ftigenoe llnOeritst.
teller til enferne eiter De ioIone
log til oeres gamle 5orPIore, Tom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
Kvittering fra Bethania Bgrnehjem i
Waupaca.

Nord Dakota, Daneville Kyindeforening,
Forklnder, A Kjoler, 2 Lommetsrklader, /
Par Babysko, noget brugt Tej. Minneapolis,
Mimi. Immanuels Kvindeforening, 3 Par
StrSmper, / Natkjole, l Kjole, 3 Yard Haar-
baand, noget brugt TSj. Eugene, Ore, The
Girls Charity Club, A Natkjoler, 4 Shorter,
5 Forklmder. Kenosha, Wis, Mrs. Jens Jer-
Qensen, / Par S~trsmper. Easton og Oleander,
Calf, 230 Pd. terret Frugt. Boston, Mass,
Bethania Kvindeforening, ID Par Strsmper,
/ Hovedpude, 2 Lagner, II Pudebetrek, 2
Par Sko, 6 Par Blumers, 2 Forkleder, 3 Blu
ser. 3 Skmrf, 2 Huer, 4 Neckties, l Shirt
waist. / Jacket, 4 Kraver, 7 Set Undertsj,
s Skerter, / Natkjole, 4 Kjoler, l Underliv
90 en- Del Julegaver. O~conomowoc, Wis,
Mrs. John. Nielsen, l Lagen, 2 Pudebetrek
oe Candy. Selma, Calf, Pella Menighed,
$50 Pd. tsrret Frugt. Brush, Colo, Mr.. Alb.
Marx. / Bog, 5 Lommetsrkleder. Greenville,
1rieh. st. Peters Menigheds Kvindeforening,
/ oufIf. Oshkosh, Wis, R. P. Hansen, l Box
Nd Kaeer (25 Pd.) Waupaca, Wis, H. P.
pr<er.en. (Iind) 3 Blu. Ebler, ] Lies Tur-
49,. 3 Bu. Kartof1er, ! Sack Mel. Mrs.
pe6er Jensen (Nord) 2 Par Str6mper. Esther
p1ulser. / Box Juletraspynt. Louis Jorksen,
mk11r. Nh. r. g. Andersen l Pd. Chokolade.
w1frem oloon, 2 Gal. Ice Cream. s. J. Da-
1onndy Is Ebler; Kvindernes Tirsdag
N40o>1n = 6kab. Westkrook, Me-, Pi-
! Jalsssvsr ale BSrnens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
u misfionen:

5er fpitteret, c abI. 9r. 2. :. .............. .$124170
gt Sorn, Soma, Ell Zen -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5O0
Coon 3npios, Soma. Sars Senien. ............... ZOO
Ruifin, yebr, ears Sesperien. -. ................ 4O0
Racine, gNs, @ebiemone 11gbs aninoef. ............ 1000
RoDol, Soma (4ne Ufrs.), Youl SenPn, geter Rosnnis'
len, GBas. Z. 9briienien, Chr. 8inernp, Gbr. Inoer.
len, 5. q. Senorifen, ano 9brifenien, SEQ. Sage
born, Y2artn Sobnfen, ell mrnnt DO. 81, Sbeo. Wl.
Sanien, 6. y. 8oft bo. 81, Wis 9onnab 8renbect 81 1900
Spencer, Soma, Vrs. Hnsmnsien 9arcn. ........... LOO
Siour @hp, Soma (aae gfrs) 3. an6erien, 6. Slien
6 z. Suit, 9br. Sdmiot. :. StonaaorO, 9arI an'
OereuL z. aroge. 5reo 9arien bo. 81, Serenien, W9ar.
tin Soren bp. Doc, VI. Senen 25c.. ............. 925
Ghtcoao, Sa, 4noretp 8. 9eterien oa au5tru -. 100
ginaIte0. Soma. Comma aepe. ....... 500
Maple goep. Nis, (aae Mrs Sobonne gieien, gtiels
Sobnien, Sobu s. Sobnien, Sobanne ebriltonien y.
Gbrttenen, anoreu gielen. gehr SanieH, Sobn
Saugnoro, Cha Snnien bo. 81, 5. 6. 9eIien, y. y.
WRooien, VI. Z. Saugaaro, Carl WfafbolnL Crit An'
ferien bn. 50c, Ree9open, en- unonnt bo. 26c, Wfis
anna gauIen, Oifs ebriiine Gabrielen bD. 50c.. 1900
Coleman, @is, Mrs. Yehr 3obiion 81, WPrs. Sophie
SDatonua, 0inn, 9onio Wfgb, abinoei. 81, 0ars. s.
$. Gbrtlenien, Wis either Gbriipnien bo. ST.. 400
sparta, @is, Sans ). Ser8enlen % Snitru 200
Gan Gabriel 9oHf, Z. geterin.. ...,........... LOO
n4 ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
8puterinesr
e

Scr fotteret, ie abl. Wr. 2 ................. .$f8225.70
Beiton, Soma, anne Sanoberg. ................ $500
Sbennngton, @is, gaitor atLef S Sanpn og suiru. 5000
ReD Sisbon @is, $. Y. Seraenien. ............. 800
Moboa, q. 9of, George 2uno. ............... 5000
8reenbiue, Ddf, ct Yalli Wgb, ). 6. Rosnulsien. $500
eoan Hapos, Soma, Sars Senien. .............. 1000
8aupaco, gis, Sedigaanos Yieb, S g. Rosmlsen. 10000
Rniftn, Rebr, Bator Cars Senien 800, g9iIber Better.
len, gPartin gieien bper $50, Ssren MicfeIien, g. G.
Senien, 6briiten @reeenien 10. $40, Marhn 8bne.
Den, ebreiten SIien DO. So. $4,000
8ibor9, z. DAT, WtapIe @rope D {. l. 0agb. no Srene,
Rnls Beef. 49,. 49,. 5000
@eitbD, giont, Wdis giobiloe Sobnien. ............ $500
Ganeuiae, 81. 9nf, Yfrs. Snnine DaatbHoe Sobonien. $500
6oahfoge, Nont, Sens Pder @eegemofe 80. $500
aenmare, 81. 9af, Baitor 6. q. anoerien $50, Oscar
geteripn, getbonia Ngb. So .............tt..... $500
9lainielo, g. s, Gbrnine 3bonpen SOC, Chris Nor.
then, CLARA Snnien, amuo Mage Sernanien. Warie
Sereuien, SenrD Soeobien, Gnrmiae anoerien BIT. 81,
Sngeborg 9anen, aueuit Sonien, Sine 9Roofen bp.
So, !. @olomann, anna Beterien, W. 9. Na6ien og
3utru, 9arine Beterien, e0eIe Sanien, 9oen ID.
Ibonpien bo. S. g. 6. Semen, 9. Ssrsenien, Chris
W1aoien bp. So, Chr. S%unobecb $40. ......... 6t.50
@bieogo, Sa, Chr. Dangaaro. =. ............. $500
Chicago, 81, Siloams Mgb, Sobanne 81. an6erien. $500
ef Sorn, Soma, Anna Senen. ............... 1000
Hiiftn, 9eb, Chris Beterien. Observation-Disclosures. $500
4.u..... oa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
9iIiammen .$190s7. 20
misfionen.

SIR fuiteret, ie abI. SIR. a.. ................ 1856 90
ef Sorn, Soma, Ell unPbnt Ben. ............... 800
Coon 8npios, Soma, Cars Senien. .............. 200
>Riihn, Hebr, Cars Sesperien 49,. ............. 500
S%taplebhrit Nebr, Spinoef. -. ................ 500
Coulter. Sopa, Ra5aretbs Wgb's aninoef. .......... 5000
9bieogo, 81, Anorefu s. Beterfen og 5ufru. ......... 200
Hingreo, Soma, Sonnina Neoe. 49,. ............ 500
9ormo. q. 9of, 3ions Rsb's aninoef. ............ 500
Council Bluffs, Soma, Senoagsifolens Wisfon5fase.. $40
8reeuniue, Wtf, 5erit eng. Sutb. SsnoagsifoIe. ..... 150
8reenniue, glib, Ebe Wisfons gano ........... 500
ielsooastasie.. -. ...........o... $50
0ania Wgbs Gninoef. ...... ....... 200
g. a. ebrtfenlen. 200
@eften, Soma. ct gauli aagby esnOuesifoIen, til een.
oogsHden Sapnn. 80. ...s.......... $50
Sparto, WTsy Sans ). Ssr9enIen % 9ufrn 200
can gabrtel. 9olif, Q yeterfen.. .............. 400
Council gluts, Soma, Ssnoagsffolerne til Sen6ogs.
itOIerne Sapon. -. ......"~p.. 25oo
emnp Douglas, Bts, ct Stepbans W2gb's aDf....... 800
VII 9orn, Soma, Sttr no gernenes SnIetrG ........ 2f00
YiaHolep, Rebr, Setbontn Wgbs af. .......... 1000
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ailiatnmen. .$f778.s5
Snoremi sfionen:
I'll BET np Noffinbus:

Jer fptteret fe al gr. ............. .$2935 56
coon Maplos, Jopd, Sdrs Senior. ............ 200
eeoar Jails, Soma Wa5arefbs Wagb, fer $36 M. =. 800
Srinrt Ieor, Grtt amoeren.. 4. .......s..-.... $50
softer, Nepry wfrs w. Sarien .............. 1000
Snofonnaz witnn, vor Ureliers wigbS apinoef. ...... $500
Sparfa. Misy pans (. Jergenlen 90 4tntru 200
gan Gabriel eaIty 9 Eeferlen. ........... 200
spencer, soma, tetgania vtgg..s Sptnoef. ......... 1000
SiapiepnrlL Nepry ~trs- 3drdlo sftelen. ......,... 100
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-17
aoeroomsbiem met:


Jer totheret ie abl Rr. a.. ............t. $f734a25
st porn Soma, en- lnRnnt Ben ............ 500
coon Hapios 5oDa, Sars Senien .........t..... 200
Mn1ffn. 9eor, Sars Jesperien -..s.,...... 400
goD SIppI asIs, IA aris vigby ira gernenes Suletrn 1850
epioago, 5ls anoreD q Beter1en og 9nitru .......... 100
Smdfonner, Wtinnt, Oania plgbs apinoef .........s. 200
1mofonner. whrn. 8. 8. ebrffenien. ............ 200
gan 0dorIeL ealtt, =. Yeterten. :. ............ LOO
1ormd. y. Safy Sions vfgbs 3Dtnoef. ......... 500
pinthoiem, NeDr, DefDn1ia wagbs spfnoef. -x........ 1000
The Washington times., 1917-10-26
HUSTNG'S DEATH FORCES
ISSUE IN WISCONSIN

Reports from Wisconsin are that
Governor Philip may call q special
session OF the legislature In Decem-
Der. This session might amend the
law so that the governor would be
given the power to appoint q success
sor to Senator HustIng, who was kill
ed recently.
Unless the governor Is given power
by the legislature to appoint, there
will be a special election, and already
there Is much talk in and out OF the
State of the Possibilities of such q
contest
Some OF the anti-La Toilette Repub-
lican papers are demanding that
Senator be picked without regard to
party who Is antagonistic to the
views of Senator La Toilette. The
Milwaukee Sentinel, long an opponent
Of Senator La Toilette, declares the
issue is La Follette-lsm VS.. Husting-
ism.
The Washington times., 1917-10-26
WAR KITCHEN
BAKES 24 OUNCE
LOAFFOR 9 CENTS

In q little whitewaShed cellar be-
nsath Q once aristocratic dwelling at
Fifteenth and K streets. Americas
trst War Kitchen is going full blast
today.
II Is the foundation for a whole
army OF War Kitchens which VIII
spring up In towns and cities through
out the land within the naxt few
months to help Americas housewives
conserve the war foods-wheat, meat,
fats, sugar. and dairy products.
They were experimenting with the
nation'Sfirst official war bread today.
The piece doled out by Directress Mrs.
Frank p. Wilcox tasted mighty good.
And she cut IL from a twenty-four-
ounce loaf she had baked for o cents.
Recipe Is Simple.
The recipe IL simple" said Mrs
Wilcox. take y cup OF rye dour, q
cup ofwhols wheat Hour, 8 cups OF
white nour, IL cups lukeWarm water,
~ teaspoons salt, and y yeast cake,
That makes ! y pounds OF war bread"
This primary experimental War
Kitchen IL financed By the Food Ad-
ministration- Conservative methods
Of handling smaller quantities and
substitutes for the war foods are be-
ing worked out carefully. After war
bread, the kitchen will take up meat
substitutes. handling OF cheap meats,
and soups; then conservation OF fats
In cooking, and after that conserve
tive methods Of using sugar and
dairy products.
This program worked out. the Food
Administration will establish War
Kitchens from coast to coast, with |
graduates OF the Washington War
Kitchen course in charge.
Housewives welcome.
Local housewives will be invited to
attend the daily classes, make the
war bread and other war dishes, cook
n the War Kitchen and take the food
The Washington times., 1917-10-26
TWO HURT IN EARLY
AUTOMOBILE CRASH

As the result of an early morning
auto accident at Twentieth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Will
liam A German. forty-two years old,
Of 124 B street northeast. and Leo
walker. thirty-nine, of 1900 2 street
northwest, lie today in Casualty Hos
pital, the former with broken left
ribs and possibly q fractured spine
and the latter with many abrasions.
Police Of the Eleventh precinct are
holding the driver. who. they declared
this morning, is Henry Hyde, twenty
one years old, Of 124 B street north
east
The party WAS returning from MARI
boro, according to the police, when
Hyde turned out to avoid hitting q
farm wagon. The machine skidded
and turned turtle. Drs- A. Magruder
Macdonald and John Corbett went to
the scene in a Casualty ambulance.
The Washington times., 1917-10-26
French Kid Gloves,
$3.50

Real French Kid, made
to the special order Of
The Palais Royal and
h ghly recommended
All sizes IN tan, brown,
white and black.
The Washington times., 1917-10-26

and the cookery plan home with them,
for every day use.
The average housewives interest IN
the War Kitchen has been demon.
strated here by the crowds who at
tend classes. In three days between
800 and 400 housewife students have
been taught to make war bread.
Some men cooks have attended.
I'VE hope by the expansion Of this
War Kitchen" said Mrs. Wilcox, -to
lend practical assistance to the eoun-
try's 22,ooo.00o housewives in putting
into effect the war food saving plsns
OF the Food Administration"
The Washington times., 1917-10-26
COAST DEFENsEs NEED MEN.

American coast defenses, protecting
the entrances to all important har-
bors on the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf
coasts and ports in Panama, Hawaii,
and the Philippines, need between
5000 and 1000 additional men to man
their heavy ordnance. This message
has been sent broadcast to all the
army recruiting offices with instruc-
tions to begin a campaign to procure
enlistments In the Coast Artillery
Corps.