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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-01
DAIRY COMM SSIoN SAYS IT IS
CHEAPER AND JUST AS VAL
LIABLE AS FOOD.
MORE BREAD AND MORE
RICE, URGES BARNEY
Potatoes Not Vegetable and Serve
Same Place in Meal as ceeraI Foods
Food Department Chemist Pre-
pares List of Cereals Which May Be
Substituted For Tubers.
Special to mes-Republican.

Des Moines, March /. With the
present prices Of potatoes almost pro-
hibitive and with charges being made
that some commission houses are hold
ing potatoes in order 70 secure abnor-
NAL prices, the state food and dairy
department has worked out a table
showing what may be used in place
of potatoes,
According TO William II. Harrison.
assistant chemist IN the food and dairy
department, a dimes worth OF rice
viii go two and one-haf times as far
as a dimes worth OF potatoes. \ 10
cent loaf OF bread three and onc-half
times. Ten cents worth Of flour five
and one-halt times and - cents
worth of cornmeal eight times as far
as dime spent for potatoes.
Dairy and Food Commissioner Bar
ney declares that by eating more
bread and more rice or using more
-four and meal. less potatoes will be
required. High prices for potatoes
can not be maintained with a decrease
in consumption"
Vegetables important.
Mr.. Harrison. who has made a con-
siderable study OF foodstutfs declares
that potatoes, a!tho popularity c!assed
as vegetables, serve the same place
in the meal as 70 the cereal foods.
They are used for food because Of
their characteristic flavor, ease Of
cooking and the many forms in which
they may be served. Dried potatoes
contain about So per cent starch and
It is this starch which contains the
food value
The following table, compiled by Mr.
Harrison, shows some Of the more
common foods which also consist prin-
cipally Of starch and which may be
substituted for potatoes by those who
must make the contents OF a limited
purse purchase the necessities. The
prices used are those "a which these
foodstuffs may be purchased from the
retail grocer March /. The table shows
tine weight OF the food which 10 cents
WIZ buy and the food value 81 that
amount. The last column shows the
imperative cost OF enough potatoes to
20 as far A. a dimes worth Of the
food:
Ten cents will buy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-03-01

of Common Sense Talks on
automobiles week from today
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26
Ter oemiitIidDc @cneral,

Generat Sons 6er3og mar WaF'
fenfef Der f6pei3er QrtilIsrie. Jn
9bun mar sr 10 popular. DAB man
6eute nod BON sRononenfans", tpie
Die 5buner i'm nannten. ipretJen
bort. 46er nitt MIR oieisn lleberna'
men batten bic guten Ibunsr inn
dngtbdnQt, neit, er moi aud unier
Dem 0amsn nRsqenmoIi" b%etonnt.
Wan nonnte ibn 10, neil IS Taft ies
oesmot regnets, penn iih 9ans Ser
3o9 in 3bun 3sigte. GInmal nun, es
mar an einem lptrtIi6 fdonsn
Gommertag. unbm Der @snerol in
2bun 3ruppeninipettion ab. Rob
oer Snipeftion ipra6 er bel ben Cfs
f~i3isrsn ben Muuih aus, mar m0hs
ts bod i'm WlIitdr9orten am Nteno
cine g3uiammentunlt Der O'fi3isrs
unp GoIDotsn ini3enisrsn, lpobst ole
URuiit nitt 'eblsn ourie; oiss 9s'
i6ob. Die Wnnnidaft iaB feutts
frobli6 beiiammen bti Bier uno
Dein, Elm 8ratistrunt. Den 6er3og
9sipsnost bate, uno Die Wuiit ipisIte
einen Mori6 nm ben anoersn. uebsr
Grmartsn blisb Dos Wsttsr idon.
Rad 10 ubr tom Sons 9et3og
ielbit nod 9ertttsn. bsgob iih mitten
untsr bic SolOaten unO belt foigens
De tur3s Qnipra6e: rs bi 4'3tun
uno 3'Ddtter iid idon, | ~uerIange
DO bdne Monns, ouB ie mir / 3u'
tunit nimms .RdqemoIi" iG1e"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26

men srbisIt bic idpere Irtillerie in
BEN Wort. .8ueuIaroe" Shreis
bols; 81. aaHonsn beiben oud i'm
olIg.m.inen Brutal" Wiit Der &onos
ne Idieb.n beiBt fair touher lie
brutal. D. b. ben 8robion buiten
lalen.
Oos WoIdinsn9ensbr bat nit Der
oeutI6en SolbotsnIpraae ole gs3eits
nuns .SnfftemiibIs" 9smsinlom, bdu'
fla pirb ss ober aud ols .Wldbmos
i6in." dorotteri'iert. @m meiiten
Wib 1T in ben Spibnnmen gu fin
ben, nit b.nsn Die fron3oiiidsn Col
batsn fif 9s9snieiti9 bsIs9sn. 90
murosn bic Sdarfi6iiben Der Gene
Qulneqer uno 4lpenidger, be 9erne
auf Die Baum, tletterten. um aus
Der 90be nuf Den 6eino berob8uidiss
ben, .perroqust" papo9ei &c.
nannt. Die in ben Gtappen oienenoen
Qeute be3eifnst man ols rGroines
pate" elmer, Der ben Sub naAs
ihleppt. Nuh bic dubere Grlhstnllllg
entging nift Dem Spott. 10 betSt Elm
Steiner .Ioin ou cisI". fern BON 9'm'
mel, Elm @robsr nqrottetiel" - Wols
ientrobsr. Elm Older ~prsiss popier"
elm Dinner iii be fer" Giiens
orabt. 0ur6 Die 8eriibrung nit Den
aoIonioItruppen uno nit ben Gn9s
lGnbsrn Iino aud DisIiud oIqeriite
uno enqIiide Worte in bic fran5ofs
Ide Golbateniprade eingecrungen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26
|9m&ino at front
Gfia3e bon Naritn Srostauer.


Sm Selepbon : unteritanb qudtte
Der GUNNER i'm 6erniprs6er. Der
Gelepbpniit bonn Dienit nabm Den
,Gorsr. unb pdbreno er, Die SdBe
tpiebsrhoIsnb, miti6rieb, 5orten mir
lu.
On ole 9atterien Seute
abenb 49, ubr - finost in Der
9roben S9sune an Wege lints
Dor Qubetapelle - 4inoporItels
lung itatt - untsrihrift - Mr.
tilsriesruppe a."
Wir batten ole nit raid tpa6iens
Der Spannun9 Su8ebort, inoes Der
,8elepbonilt bic Wteloun9 %pieoerbo!te.
uno aIs abenos beim 4ppeQ Der
Wadtmeiiter fra9te, lper in oas atnp
.seben polte. brangte Die 9on5e oopz
petite Heibe un9eitum Dor. Gr mubte
berubigen unb .ertroiten. un0 f6lieBz
LID trabten bon ieoem 9eidiB spei
Mann in bic 0untelbeit Der SER
f4oIienen fInnbriiden 6eIopege.
Neben mir ging Der Wtaler, Der iI9
in Der 8attsrie our6 feline unbs3tpin9z
Ilihe 8eradtuns ie9li6er Sronun9
,uno burd feline grpBe ~Aorpertroft 3uz
9leid Reipett psriuafft bottle. llno
mir ipraben oupon, mas uns ei9ents
lid 70 erregte, 10 tinoluitern madte.
.Wenn i'd bsoente, ipte i'd friiber
auf aino : 3beater gei6imptt babe"
fd9te Der MaIer, .aber nein - unIere
IJreuoe bat ia gar ni6ts nit Dem
Gino gu tun, QDir ipolIen nur ipieoer
etnmal Elm Stid 4eben aus Der .3eit
ieben. Die friber aud uniere 3eit mar
- bic Sage ppne 0efobr, pbne llnbez
duemIihtelt sIegante &leioer -
i9One Jrauen - tur3 Oos friibere
Geben - bas 1T es!"
4uf Der brsiten S~er1nbrenen Straz
de tau4ten bier uno pd mebr 9eituls
ten out. Die gletb uns i'm peiBtit
fladernoen Spein Der Neudttugeln
bon ben S6iiBengrdben Der ben Beg
8fpii6en WahertImpeln un0 0ranuts
Io6ern id9ten. @bsn tnuhten aus eli
rem gtebenpfao IN Der peripiIoerten
@ieie tpisOer Elm puar Manni6aften
auf. uno Der Ra4tfoino tru9 Dor ib>
men her, tros tie i'm S9ritt ss6eno
eaussn:
a.. 10 bin i'd morgsn tot,
a. Damn bsgrabsn mid Die 2eute
u ums Morgeurn! 80"
.90r Dir bic euten Sterile an" iaq>
se mein gsgIsitsr IG4sInp, riie benton
ia IN WirtIi6teit gar niht ans Sters
BEN"
Gr modte rsft BADEN, on oos
Sterben Oadte tsiner pon oenen, bic
ieBt Dem i%eItenen 0enub 3upanberz
ten. 3par lag bic Sdsune Dor ben,
Sorfe GuOecopsle nur etpa oreitouz
feno Qtster pom eriten fein0Iiden
Grnben entfernt, aber mas madte
bas2
Rad Guottn os1e bate CT in SEN
leBten glonnten ~uberhoupt niht msbr
9eiaofen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26

Sunurreno 1pran9 Der Jllm fpet=
ter. Sd iab nur uno tpartet.. bis bic
s5rou piebertam. Ginmal mari lie iid
irsenbstnem asrl i'm 6rad UNI ben
gals. oa madte i'd bic ausen feit gu
unb portete, bis cine onoere S3ene
Tom. Sd modte bas ni4t iebsn. i'd
tp.ib ieIbit nidt, pnrum!
9as MGbdsu i'm Bible sing in
Den 9ortsn uno pflidte 8lumen,
bonn JOB its in ibrsm 3immer uno
flott ibr 9oar. sd iibsrIest. nidt
mebr. id oadts nidt, ooB es in Wirt=
lihtsit pielsiht unsbt mar, ibr .bsu
crit binter Der aulihe BON Sbeatsrz
friieur ongetlsbt, i'd i~torrte nur oos
Iebenoe Bib an unb ipirts, ME
WirtIidteit unb trdumsnbe Sebn>
iudt in mir ineinonoerfIohen.
Ser Slim nor gu Gnoe. Der Wtuz
Ter nsben mir, auf Den i'd nidt mebr
seaftst bate. itieb mid an:
r0u", ia9te er lsiis, i'd bob gss
mug, pouen mir ueben?"
sd mar uber ben 8ori6Iag frob
unO itono roi6 auf.
Wir 9in9en Iongiam ben 5abrtpsg
CUR Sotterieitellun9 aurid, Der Sra
Ter 3pg beftlg an leiner pfeife, bunn
ting CT an gu ipreaen:
,Weibt bu - iDenn man 10 lange
bier in Der DiIbuis IiBt, fpie infer
ems, bonn b~erliert man fsIbit gum
Slim bic re6te Stelung. aonnit on
Dir benton, lparum i4 10 idnea fort'
gegongen bin? Weil mid Die 5rau ba
i'd meme. oas jun9e Mdo4en -
id CLAUDE. Claire bieB iie bo an
Elm Wd0sl srinnerte, ous gu 9ouie
iibt unb auf mid, nortet. unb i'd Iibe
bier 3piiden Seton unb QoI3pdns
ben uno narte aud. bis ih lie pie>
oerhobs. limb piuit bu mir g~Ioubsn
= mir mar 10. aIs OBJ mein Wdbel
genau 10 ausiie6t ME bic 5ruu i'm
8iIos pOrbin! SD peib pobl, onB ss
nidt 10 1T, aber mir ging oas 8efubl
burd."
Gr Sog pieosr bsftig an Der pfsiFe.
sd TONNE biz pobI ldherIih Dor,
tpas?"
.0urdous ni6t," iogte i'd emit,
ptsnnit bu oeinen nJauIt" nod aus.
penoig?"
Gr Job mi1 rui6 bon Der Seite
an. Die SteIung unIsrer gntterie
itano idpar3 in bic ndhtlide Wisie
qeldeert DOR uus. Der WIoler rsidte
mir Die 9onb, uno pdbreno er in
ben engsn Gang spiiAsn ben Inter
ftduOsn 5%ineintappts, tlong feline
| Stimme aus BEN 8untsI:
me-. 0u iisbit, nit oisfem 5rant
i'm 2eibs -"
Qm n1ditsn Gage foB i'd ALIEN
IN Der 1elep6on3sqs. aIs Der Hdnonisr
Wolhinstp, Elm t%leinsr, oiter, gut.
mutiger 8amsrob BON etpa 40 Sab
rem, in Den sn9sn Gin9ang 9etrOdsr
tam.
sDu t0nnteit mir anal an Gefausr
.un, Gnnosmann", begunn er.
.@sru. Noid;nstp, mas gibts?"
sd mohts namith gerne ana.
rpisOsr uff lrIoub fabrsn," srtldrtc
er peiter.
I'D 10, Gin urlau6sgsfua oufie.
Ben iOa td?"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26
SulSateniprade.
sseues aus benz f%rau55hiheu 2riess.
m6rterbnh

ftNhte ~ -" iAAN1klihFN'
m6rterbnhl
Cine Reibe neuartiger, pobl toum
bisber betonnt gstporoener frnn5oiis
i6er 5elbauSbriide, pte ie cine oeuts
ide 3eitIhrift m;tteilt. ldbt bas Gbas
ratteriitiidits Der fran3oiiidsn Sols
boteniprnhe srtennsn. uebsr nas
Wort rgohe" 1T in franaOif6en unb
oeutIden 8IGttsrn bersits 10 ptel ges
f6rieben tpOrosn, bob nsus grOrtes
run9eu iiberfIiisig eri6einen. intereis
iont if nur Die 5sititslIun9, bdB bisis
gs3eidnnng idOn i'm Sabre 1874 fir
oeutf6e unb plomifhe Seser ges
brauft tpuroe. Die 5rar5Oien nanns
ten i'm 9risge 1870 bic 0eutihen ems
fab .pruhisns". 9eute tommen mes
ben .8ohe" nur lslten Die 8e3eihs
nungen ,5rieorit" unb .Jrib" Dor.
ooer oud ga, ia" uno r2oupss"
(MauIpiirfe). mas einerieits ouf ben
Sdibenorobsntnmpf, anoererielts duf
las 5elbgrau Der llniformen 8urlid'
oefiibrt plrb. Rnh Den 6arben Der
uniformen benennen bic 6rnn3olen
ibrioens aud ibre Yerbunoeten uno
ibre si9snen 9ruppen9ottungen. Die
Gnqldnoer 4. y. netOen lies totls"
eenannt, bic ulrituntihen 3ruppen
.OiobIes noirs", Die bIuugetleloetan
Alpenjdger r9iobles bIeus". Die mas
rottaniihen Solouteu uno Die Ses
ne9aleien mad ibre, !9outiorbe les
6ocolats". Dds poltstiimIi1ite Wort
on Der 5ront unb iait nod mebr IN
Sinterlono 1T bas lpobIbetannts
.Yoilb." Nu6 bieriiber brou9t nthts
yleues mebr gelagt gu iperben. nur
1T bic 5eltiteuunQ Gubedes intersl@
liant. 0aB oas Wort berelts 1894 IN
einem Romon DOH 8al3aC portam,
uno 3tpar in Der Beoeutung: Der uns
eritrodene, "a es nber in olreiter
lleberieBuug ben Sim Der 8drtl8e,
8ebaarte bat, tperben beuts dGe ieHe,
bic fern BON S6uB iino. .GpiIes" -
Gutboarts gendnnt.
Die WilltGrs, ole ni6t i'm 6euer
fteben, BADEN iiberbaupt manheriel
Spott gu ertro9en, Die Jntenbanturs
beamtsn }. 9. traSen bic psnig ebrens
be ge3ei6nung iris painsieI", b. b.
REFS grots SaI3, 0oB Soifre papa
Qenannt miro, 1T betannt, neu ourts
te aber iein gsinoms ~MGoaiusur"
iein, Der ieinsn uriprung oarin bat,
DaB Joffrs perionIid bic ~mcpnlls
militaire" Dsrlsibt. Inter cen 9s5elhs
nungen fir Wdffen 9ibt Is manhsrs
lei Dibi9e Qusotiide. 0as 5nfantss
| rie9erpebr nsnnt nan nJ(ougot"
pabri6einli6 pegen Der neuiiIbernen
u~mbuGunq Der 'ran50iii6sn 8elUe5rs
tuQeln, bic an biz tuabsn. IN GtIbets
papist g~elD;tsltsn, Nougat genannien
| QuBtuhea ertnnern. Yiele Gpi8nas
men nuroen fir bag 8ajonett 8e-
prdQt, 10 4. y. sGursoents" - 3otnz
! itotsr, ,Qi9uiut a tritoter"
/ Strldna0el. Quh Die Qdmen nRo'os
lie. 3oiep6jne" uno n8ictOr tsz
3eitnen oas 8ajonett, ndbreno Ter
gaDa1erieiGbe, unergrunoIiAeymst't
nit Dem Uorrnmen .51queilHe"
besbrt muroe. Cinsn trsfienOen SeIHos
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26

% tuaren mir ihon anqelanat. CO.
heno, rufeno uno Sderse ma6enb
ihob i'm Suntel. nur bonn S6ein eli
ner SoidenIompt pom iraenoppkr
g%eIentt, bic S6or Der Solooten in
oas Snnere Der tablen, grobeu S6eu=
ne. Der breite Roum mar nit langen
grettern auf nisbrisen 90den oouee=
iteat, uno baIo ordnste ii6 auf allen
gdnten, breiti6ultrig geoudt iiBenb,
Die W}uBe nad binten 9eihobsn, Die
q%ualmenoe Wense Der 3uidauer.
0a fling aud idpn i'm .6intersrunz
be Der 9orfIbrungsapporot gu
f4aurreu on un0 Der &e9el bes
Sas;nperfers idnitt aus Der Ouns
telheit oas 8eplert elmer rieiigsn peis
ben Qeihponb beraus.
Crime S4rift auf f6parsem
Grunb lief iiber Die 5lads, Elm poar
SOpfe foIgteu, pis risiige Pbotoeroz
p9len, Die Ienrano, ebe man lie reht
beidouen tonnte, Dor ben Nugen fort
rib, uno Damn purps uns, bic ipIte
9in9e gu erbIiden nidt aetpobnt mo-
rem, flor. oaB mir ihon mitten in
einem 6ilmoramn paren.
Do oben idritten Meni6en in eli
mem i6onen part, Elm 9err in pei=
Benz In5ug, einen Sennisibldgsr in
Der Sono. 9ing pGrIber, feline emit
Sitenoe &inoer ipron9en an Der
9ano zines WiGo6ens, cine olte uno
eine junge Dame 9ineen 9erabe auf
uns gu !9errgott, mar bic Sun9e
i6on!
Sd beugts mid nor, ols oh i6
Oooura better isben t0nnte, uno merit
te, oob rings UNI mid ole nit porz
9eredten a0pfen oolaben. Der WoIer
lteben mir ieuf3te tief unb in ii6 per>
~iunten.
Sine neue S3sns iprong aug benz
0untel auf Ole Qsinpanb, buidte
Sitternb uno flimmerno psiter. Dos
faone W}Gb6en mar pieoer bo, lie
! ioB auf einem Stub, trug elm buntz
les 8Ieio aus Sei0e unb los in riz
mem Bud.
Wieoer brnnntsn uniere 4ugen fif
ouf benz Bible fsit. pa tam Elm Die
ner uno bradte einen Brief. Oos
junge Mdo6en nnbm Den Brief, rib
tbn ouf unb entfoItete ben 8oQen.
9IoBlih i6ieu Der gan3e Raum Der
Sdeune nit uns allen sinen Rud nab
Dor gu maiden; ouf Der Qeinfpanb
mar oos 3immsr osridpunoen, CROP,
muir aIs 8rutbilb oufgsnommen,
itonb bos MGO4en oo uno las ben
Brief.
limb ieBt, aIs i'd tie 10 eroB Dor
mir iob, ipirte i'd hlohIih, porum
MIDI ibre G%rireinung 10 padte. 0e'
nau 10 ME oas Wdo6sn oa ouf Del
Qeinpano neigte oiv 6rau. bic id
Iiebts, ben &opf penn lie trauric
mar, oa - chen lisb fe Den 8rie.
fallen - 10 itdno bic 6rnu, on BIZ
i'd podts. ldrgit iaon oohte. ebe id
es bepuBt fdRO - uno Ie9te ibrt
ihone peiBe 5anb ouf bic 8ruit, ali
i'd Ing JeIo gin9 uno Q6ihieo nabms
9ns Glib bIieb cine gauge WstI
unbepe9lit. 3art uro Isudtsno LAT
bic idmale 6rausntono auf BEN bun
tel 9Iigernoen StOff Tires GIeioes
cine uniagbare psihe GeIte bel
I Shmsr3es unp Der Gisbe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26

4b9eD I. - ,Wabrbof>
tig, 6rduIein 3ilos. i6 babe iton
orsimnI getrdumt, t4 bate sic i'm
5isrgorten ollein gstrOffen."
nllnbs9rsiflih, i'd gebe bod ME
o6ne msine Uiuttsr GUS"
Dus Sdredsnstinp.-
.Qiebsr Ontsl. tnoIls einmal.."
n.Wos fdIIt Dir sin2""
,4h ia. tnaIIe nur - Papa bet
ia gsiagt, oob 9u Elm &naIIpros
biit.."
Gdtou an9sfnBt. -
qontoffelbslb (als Der gsrebrer her
2odter onpefsno 1T, 5ur JroW:
Sch, QIts, glib mir Den 9auslbliis
iel in rstt lisbsr &9sif Dor oem
8erebrsr unfsrsr gerta. 80. mud
ibm Guit gum 6eiratsn!."
Die un8s glitter.
n ) 6nerin. .Dl bobs im tsute
GrooPieI geto6t uao bsnfe Fir
U}dHnfen bic 1absn gar teius
aetne.,"
unperftoren. Better
lin Elm Qutomo6iild3er tretint):
BIT UNI q alsinigteit q sls.
mo.i8sr 4utomo5aiTt.."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26

Gr nidte bsftig, besann in isinsr
often, abserihenen 9rieftaide gu Iu=
den unb SOg etpus bsrUor. mos idon
bon Der Hidieite pie cine pbotos
sropbie ausiab.
.RdmIit. i'd bab ia .issntIid sor
tsin @runo MIDI, fubr tr sifrig fort,
~blob, i'd bin ldonit 10 Ian9e mid
mebr babeime 9eDsien. unb geitern
abeno - tpie i'd elm ainp bas Stiid
gsisbsn bob - ou naridt bod ood
oa, MIDI mabr9 - ipeibte, bos 5tiid,
no oos bibiae iun9s Wdbden 70
psinen tut. ba 1T mir msins 6rnu
e~ingefaIsn - Die bat oud 10 febr 9es
psint, bos gut. MsibsI, pis i'd bos
!eBte Wal pieoer ms Gelo gemo6t bin
- ndmIid, id bob mid ieIber ges
%tpunbert. pie isbr bob bas JrGulein
bon eeitsrn obeno msiner 5rau dbns
LID ishen tut"
Gr par gang aufgereGt in Der
Grinnerung uno belt mir bic pboto>
graphic. Die er 10 lange obgspenbst 9es
bolteu bate. nor bic Qu9eu.
0a mar 5rou Dai6instn ob9ss
bilbet. in Der einen 9anb cine oIts,
auiammengeronte 3siti6rift, bic nns
oers 9ano ouf Der 2ehue oes iibIiten
MISUNDERSTANDING Iis9enb, bo6bus
fig, i'm Deridnittenen SonntogstIeio;
uno Dor ibr iaBsn ouf Der gant 3pei
tleins WGo9en. benen man bic Was
f4instp : Qbitammung obne peiteres
aniab. limo aus benz giIoe ~itarrte oas
CUTE, 9IsidgiIti9e 8siidt Der 5rnu
Woi6instp nit aufgsriTenen pbotos
g%ropbieaugsp Den 8sidousr an.
&amerdo Moihinstp por aufgez
ltdnbsn unb Jap mir Dor unaebuIbi=
gem Gnt8iiden uber Ole S4uIter:
rNo?" fragte er uno leate in Ell
men Qout einen gon3sn SoB pou
triumph Gnb S,bniudt.
r9u bolt redt", iagte i'd rubig,
nun tom;n' Der. mir pollen oein ur'
loub9siud perfoifen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-01-26

Die eru6mtsn 3eoerr Dee
Qe6onon padien an Dem WeitsQb'
Bang beg b0tlier, mi! Do6r eI So
bib te.cifngteu Glpiste.
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Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-23
Name Meeting Places
For Conservation Committees

Chairman and secretaries of the diff
ferent COMMITTEES at the conservation
congress, and the places at which
they will meet, were announced as
follows:
Committe on Conservation Policy
Chairman, E. R. Purcell; secretary,
Frank G. Odell.
Committees on special subjects:
Gardening-C. w. PugsleNS chair
man; Fl. B. Fleharty, secretary.
Fruits-Prof. Howard, chairman;
E. M. Pollard, secretary.
Potatoes and Beans - Lloyd
Thomas, chairman; M. M. Bushnell,
secretary.
Beet Sugar - Edmund Simmons
chairman.
Grain Crops-L. S. Heron, chair
man; w. w. Burr, secretary.
Farm Machinery Frank Haller,
chairman; L. w. Chase, secretary.
Poultry and Eggs-M. Scudder,
chairman; NJ. H. Dickson, secretary.
Meat Supplies - Charles Graft,
chairman; E. "A. Frandsen, secretary.
TransportationABallard Dun, chair
man; ]. w. Shorthill, secretary.
Manufactures-C. B. Towle, chair
man; Frank Ringer, secretary.
City and Town Labor on Farm
T. P. Reynolds, chairman; H. c.
Filley, secretary.
Financing Production--Dan Morris,
chairman; Fl. D. Lands, secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-23
BOARD
SAYS WILL FORCE
C0ALPR|CE DOWN
Measures to This End Will
Be Taken, Is Promise Un-
less Dealers Cease
Extortl0n.

Washington, May 22.--Measures to
force down anthracite coal prices will
be taken, the Federal Trade commits
sion announced today, If producers
and dealers do not adhere to their
recent. promise to cease extortionate
practices. The commission issued this
statement on the subject:
"In its interim report Of May 4
to the United States senate the Fed.
eral Trade commission promised that
its utmost efforts would be used to
assure fair distribution and fair prices
of anthracite coal.
"The commission has sent agents
into different parts OF the country,
who will observe closely throughout
the anthracite trade the operations OF
plans formulated at recent conferences
OF the commission with operators, job
bers and representative retailers for
bringing down prices to moderate
levels and keeping them there.
These field agents will report
promptly to the commission for ap-
propriate action any renewal of the
intolerable abuses that marked the
activities Of certain elements of the
trade during recent months.
THE independent operators have
realized that the situation calls for
blic-spirited action on their part,
and it is expected that they will re-
duce their present prices to moderate
levels for the season and cooperate
in every way with the commission"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-23
LARSON LAWYERS
ATTACK LEGALITY
J. OF LIQUOR LAWS
Contend Prohibition Statute is
Unconstitutional in Hear
ing Of Consraband Booze
Case in County Court.

Counsel for Anton Larson, dairy
man at Sixteth and Center streets, at
whose place 1900 cases Of beer and
500 gallons OF whiskies and other
liquors were seized as contraband by
Sheriff Clark May 9, attacked the con-
stitutionality of the prohibition law at
the hearing Of the case in county
court, Judge Crawford presiding,
Tuesday morning.
Citations purporting to support
their contention that the law is un-
constitutional were introduced by
Larson's attorneys.
After hearing the testimony OF one
witness, Chief Deputy Sheriff Foster,
who, with Sheriff Clark and several
deputies, swooped down upon the hid
den wholesale stores of booze at the
dairy farm, Judge Crawford set the
case over till Wednesday morning.
Larson's lawyers attacked that
phase of the law regarding right to
keep reasonable amount OF liquor
applying to residences alone. Attor-
neys for the dairyman said that the
state had to prove the liquor was be-
ing kept for unlawful purposes.
The liquor seized at the Larson
place was found in detached buildings.
The estimated $4,000 worth of con-
traband booze is now stored in the
court house pending outcome of Lar
sons trial. Sheriff Clark wants to
sprinkle the streets with it if the
court orders it DESTROYED.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-23
Poor Pay Keeps Men
From Farms, Saws Post

Washington, May 22.-Refusal of
farmers to pay better wages despite
the high prices they receive for their
products is held partly responsible in
statement by Louis F. Post, assis-
tant secretary of the labor depart
ment, for the present lack Of farm
help. E
The demand for farm labor, Mr..
Post says, must be met largely by the
employment of boys this summer and
by the release for short periods Of
factory workers for harvesting crops.
The department is completing organ
ization of a boys working reserve
and is urging manufacturers to let
their employees go to the farms wher-
ever possible.
Increased acreage has brought an
abnormal demand for farm help, but
the department thinks for the most
part il will be met.