The Denver star., 1917-11-17
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FOOD CONSERVATION AND GOOD JUDGEMENT

FOOD CONSERVATION AND GOOD JUDGEMENT
Food Conservation is deep and neces-
sary to win the and is and do bit
willingly and promptly Meats, wheat fats and sugar
the articles WHICH WE sacrihce-by sacrifice we
mean do Without These things One Day in Week.
that Others Can have. Think 3soooooo of our
lies the firing line and be fed three day
Can conceive what go without so that
those taken from all walks of life fed Negroes
this the first time the real test of the John Browns spirit
which marching is put up you, you and you
How will il Will you prove same sacri
hce dear and beloved made for trying
make this world better for humanity made in vain
and that thru them the spirit of liberty justice love for
suffering humanity still permeaes souls and lives
hear such spirit saying and others
Will you Negro of scarcely half of freedom help
to give Others that same priceless gift which enjoy?
be W. w s slackers The danger food famine has
been brought home to and making real effort
reouce consumption tho efforts increase production
being seriously handicapped by high price of labor
& after war was President warned the
ess he idea that business be suddenly reduced by
business spread over the country and caused
the Presidents appeal to be forgotten Not only people
spending as usual but many conscientouy believe their
of labor
We shall not be far wrong say that every four dol
dred dollars spent labor. A war expen
d'ture OF twelve billion dollars will
million people, twenty five of sup
ply This added demand during greatest labor
famine in history which has commodity prices
We have G reached point where the increasing demand
ply. and facing further commodity prices.
perhaps to exc-e conditions England where
prices are up one hundred and twenty
| he most effective remedy decrease consumption
and is imperative that should make drastic
oucton IN personal expenditures. The example
set by the rich, but man. child must be
drawn into the movement until patriotic economy becomes
the greatest fad the country has known.
Our young men who avoid military service are
siackers Every OF who will help the
Stacker Who will to spend less when he real
that four dollars saved days contribut
eu to war; Ii is not question whether
ties an expenditure but whether the country afford
llet spend.
Even prevent hardship have right to spend to
keep people in their usual employment for only by pro
cess OF readustment obtain the labor for
the war Already the Government is to fix
ing and other dangerous experiments because
longer submit to the of supply and demand cannot
Increase supply but reduce demand avail
able supply shall needs keep prices within
bounds
With two million men in cantonments in tents there
are houses enough tor the of u.s. We
famne In wool and cotton by wearing old Clothes We
aud their operatives produce
munitions. we can the automobiles less
freely ana save gasoline We reduce the
servants and let and daughters more of the
work We do away with efuness of charity en-
it less the theatre give the money
to charity. '
The real horrors in Europe the firing line but
amongst the civil popuaon who pnched neces
s'e OF lie and dying If each one
1T us willing make sacrifices the war GERMANY
right when she charac' erized
Negroes ask n" questions but do a We
must show s much loyalty in this upon
~ b'tt-h-i" Save sacrifice often starye
'r or increase ardships impending famine. Our
" IS and the world must be fed b, Do your bit
7'4"v,. promptly and often. Pass this along