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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

unb oo4 fam cine ueberral1una.
Gin Yatet NIT pibl4en Sineer Dbl
ibrer tleinen S1pe ter uno mas piel
mebr. Die Utitteiluns, Oab lie pr
glelt gu Infung oes reuen sSabres
eine 1eIoiumme Iberpeiien Tonne:
iie iperoe auerlel fur Den erlpurtet.r
tleinen gr~benbirger brau9en uno
au9 fir IlH le!blt. Sic ioae ud
oof l9pnen unD pfiesen uno nlht
gar 10 lparlam ieln!
4n Dem Sage stns Hiia 5un, .ritei
Wlnle pleoer lab San Wiiniaip.
Sic bdtte germ Den Ui0n9 se!e6sr,
Der lie setroltet bate, tie lpoute einem
Wfenl1en oanten t0nnen.
Sic lab i'm ni4t.
Ils &ila IN Die STRIDE ging, itrid
ibre 9anD liebepol iber pie Sire 0ea
Supitertempels.
Sic fiibite pieOer Ole Sd0nbet.
Srtnnen bate man elne Srlppl
aut9ebaut, Dor Der IN bunten @lGlern
Gi1ter brunnten.
Inter einem Stro6pad in elmer.
Stall itono ole Arippe, Oarin ruste
auf elne Strablentran5 elm sSeiustint
aus Wu4s, oas eine tIeine 6uno isa
neno erboben batte. Neben De,
&rlpps itanben SOief uno Marlo.
Sirten tnieten oapor uno rlnasum
lpeloeten tIeine DolenidGiden auf
sriinem Uioos. lleber benz Sa9 oes
Stales I6pebte Elm gnsel nit e,rein
Sprudbanp IN Den !SGnoen.
Sas GILES mar 10 tinoli9 uno BOD
IN lelner GinfdIt 5u 9er5en sebeno.
Stio bstrdftetr bic arlppe uno bic
Wienltsn, bic tamen uno elnaen
W|an6e i4ienen bon pabrer @noad,
ourtbrunsen.
Wie lbOn mibte ss bod ,s,n,
oadte Gifa, penn i9 gldubig uno
oertrausno, ipie oieie einfadsn Utcn.
ldsn btnseben t0nnte unb alles, ma:
MIDI beoriidt. 'ine.n Yrieiter ilasr.
Us l'np !eine Sunber,, aber er ipilfrt
mid alboren ano sr miibte alss IN
llA peri9lieBen.
50 sebe i'd einiam lumber UNI
tann ntdt einmol Dem iunaen MDId
oer mid trOtete unO binat 3eisiten
oanten, uno iA tate rs 10 germ
10 germ modte id einem Wteniter
etpas @utes iasen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02
lino garteIs2 arau gartel 9otte

lino garteIs2 5rau gartel 6ott
ibr iurS!i1 nod einen lansen Grie
gelarietsn. Sic lpar 10 abnungslos
gNie iOlte lie ilI aud 1eifen. mi
ratenS
Gs blieb ia nur DER cine Wes, lid
ourb cine oeutibe 3eituns oar'ibel
gu uuierriaten, IDO Smre mar. u';f
pdnr gu lbn bin5ureiien, iei5it nit
lgm gu iprehen.
Sic sins CUR peniion Uran'ini
unp bat Den pprtitr, Die Geuti9:
SsrIuns ieOsn Sag fir lie luTSu.
belpubten, lie piiroe tOlnlne, uno Die
Settun9en bolen.
Sus trabte igr einige gerubisuas.
3%rpeinal in Der Wo4e slns JIG ~
0ranblni. Damn jap lie iii! a1euo
in ,brer talten Wianiar0e uno IId,ts,
lu0te --
Glia iparte, no iie MIR tpnnt., iie
bungsrte. tror. glng nit 5srriiene.
SQuben uno butte Elm eir5'9es, aosea
nugtes &lelo, oas lie IN ibrem isBigen
SuranO trusen tonnte.
Sic mubte 10 Gelo babcn, UNI rei>
len 5u tonnen.
Die tleine Summe idmol5 imner
mebl 5ulammen, idIiebIia batte audi
Der Uertauf ibrer peni9en Slb!e!iss
teiten nltt mepr senlst; - uno
telne 3eitungsnoti5 CAB ibr linen
5lnger5et9.
&iia Sos bic alien, eisentimliS
sefabten Hinse Don Der Sanc, ole
Smre 10 germ 9eiebcn bate. Sic
ppate lie pertauten, aber as lie aut
Dem ponte uecdio itanb. fleI es iDr
bitter i4per.
IS mar lbr, als pertaufte lte oam:t
Elm Stiit lbrer 9eimat, Lis oesilt5e
lie el1en Jrepei IN Den 9dnoen, Gle
oiele Rin9e emit setrasen, unp Gle
i9re @ltsrn unp GroBeltern pislsi91
9elegnet batten.
Sic tebrte IN oas srobe Mistsbaus
aurud, in Dem lie pObnte. uno 9ins
miiblam bic i~teile, iamaIe 5reppe
binauf.
Inter ibrer Sir lag cine poitiarte.
Wie ibr 9er5 l4lus.
9ans 9lteotner punidte i9r etn
fropes Weibnu1tsfeit.
Wit 5itternpeg &nien icBts lie iiG
an lIren 2ila uno iaidts allen Ye,
tannten 4tiBe gum Wellna9tsreit
uno ,brer Sbpeiter @retel, bic nun
aud balo Wtutter 'uurbe. i1risb tie
elnen lansen, barmloien 8riet.
Oas batte lie gang perssIen.
Welbna9ten, ia Weibnatten!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02
9retunooreibis1tes
HQpitJeI.

Oas mar nun giles poriiber, al
Der S4mer5. all Die le3ten Wonnen
Smre mar lanslt in Berlin uno Nlio
tru9 lsoen gag oas ibpere Yunoe,
lbrer Sot9sn uno Yflibten.
Sin tlursr Spdtberblttas.
Wtube uno elnlam ltdnO lie am
NrnruTet, lebnle am YeIdnOer uup
jap oen Welbeln ou, ole unten am
GiuB botten uno pulhen.
Glne Stelntreppe lubrts au ;bnsn
hlnunler, iie thleten uut 16peren
StelnplattsE. felbenb, Ipuleno uvo
urlau1porll4 lGruBeno unp ladenb.
'Wte tie ltanO unO ltuute l0ite lpt
langIdm Der Druid, DER 2iius Seel.
belultete.
Dos mar ia ole alte SdDnbett oes
gsllebten JIoren3, uertIdrt ourd eire
ourblI1tlg refine Wtittassitunoe.
WarIner mar Is s%elporoen, nod
tuatsn es ionnlse, frpBe lase!
Der Irno pGlate TRACE, selbe FLU.
ten bsran, Ole 5rauen "a unten NH
ben aufseitedten a0dsn brabtsn besi.
li4e Jarbfleds, rot, blau. grim, COLO.
braun, in Das @raugelb Oes Waiiers
uno Der Stsine.
Die Wdide log, bunt a%bereinanoer
9el4tdtet. IN !Oaufen neben ben
Mdtderlnnen. Won iebem oieIer
Yaden floB elm ~blisenoes @erinn,eI
in ben Irno 5urid. Sie Sonn,
meinte es gut.
Oas Shonlte uber mar briiben Der
ponte peetio. Wie S4tpalbennelter
an elmer Wiauer, tlebten bic pieIen
buntsn 9ausHen Der yolDitmiepe a.,
Der often bride atp<iaen Dem mat,
tigen unterbuu ano benz oberen, bun.
telrct ssosdtsn, seidlohenen Gang.
Nn elnlgen Steuen Ieblten bic tlelllsn
9aulsr, pa l1lpansen ii9 breite
Sosen empor uno lieben einen Onrc,s
bid aut Den tIarbIuuen !9immel fret.
Oas mar ai'ss tOftlid, bers.
erfrtidenb!
Hiia nabm ii4 Dor, our peniiOns.
In9aberln gu geben, ole lie 70 oft
empfoblen batte, unp fpenn lie i6r
teine Stunoen perldaffen tonnte, 10
pur0e tie ibr lpenisltens seitatten, Die
Deutiden 3eitungen burbsuieben;
irgenpelne 9tOtlS li5er Smre tnnnts
barin iteben, uno oas mar idon elm
Srof in oieien Ianssn Saaen pes
Martens.
Wenn Snre nur bdufiser geldrie.
ben battle! Ser lsBts Brief tpar DOR
ssbn Sasen ansetommen unb aab 10
ipenig 4ntport auf all bic @eOanfen
uno 5rdsen ibrer un,en 9riefe. Gin
5drtlider BUrpurt lisI 3iulIbsn
ben 3eilen. Sic batts Do9 10 oft
gei4rieben! War penn Ole itoIie.
nif4e pcit uirtii1 10 un3uperIGfia?
Hiia le1nte iid idper auf oas
9elGnoer, bos Bib Der laden
BEN Wdiderinnsn nidt ioslaHenb.
@euiB. Smre bate C. iar off &C.. !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02
@ertdu. Iuhlfnbfiopr SIR

- Genau. Rablt0pfiser pr6s
feFor: ~Sdneiosn sic mir bos
Saur!"
2e6rIins: raber Sic Iino, bod
gang tobl!"
Yrofehar: r5Oren Sic sefdaiajt,
niger Wnnn, oas Saar babe id ss,
Lal. sinss muB mod bn iein!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

4ls ON fiinften Dessmber nod
telne Wadridt pom Smre fam, unb
slft ashrenoer Summer Der genoiI. i'll
Ibrer Stunben 9etuoroen mar, giuo
siia CUR poit ano .eIesrapbisrte.
Vim Gage oarauf tom cine Unit
iport.
Slsid unb bebenb rib fs oas pas
oIsr auf. so itanb:
DWssbaIb 10 beiorst, allies gut,
Fii Irbeit ii6srbGuft. 0iele 9riss.+
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02
scr itm 10 dbnli1 febt, ot, 70

oer itm 10 dbnIi1 fisbt. od. 70
dbnilD!
ia. sr bat Elm S6prrt - co.r bei
er TEN SGIpert - etns Shi;rOet. -
Sic itano ldlrerfauis auI uno p!ap.
prrts pot Ilt bin.
sic tleloete lid gang InnJiam aus
une !e9ts lid gu Sett. IS nnr
teller Sag. abet Niiu lt,sn allies 10
oun!el.
sic Iab Oas seienite @riidt Sss
iullgen SaplO. es bate .5mrss 3uge
lle perdnrerten llh wutten Gil
elmer Grlmulle oas McDu!enbauut
~liarrte lie al - lie porte etl:u Iafs
l9rei ibre eigene Stlmme - uaO
Damn ientte iia Die Ssde p:s gum
mers tiet, INNER tiefer cut iie berap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
No ONE EXEMPT
SAYS MINISTER
Even Preachers Not; Nor
ally, Must Earn It, Says
Congregationalist.

'No one is exempt from duty dur
ing this war" declared Rev ID. 7.
Bradley. at the Sunday morning ser
vice ut the First Congregational
church. IF the laws exempt a class
OF persons. such as the ministers. they
are not exempt morally. Persons
must earn the exemption by vital
necessary service to the community
This may be done in various ways"
Rev. Mr.. Bradley divided the citi-
zens Of this country into groups and
treated them and their rights to eX-
empti0n separately. He said
young men Of military age, who
are drafted. can be exempt only when
they feel conscieutious,v that they
are doing real service in other lines.
This applies also 10 the minister, IN
that he must feel that ne has q mod
ern faith flaming in his soul which
VIII be Of more value in civil life than
in the military service
Women Can Earn Exemption.
Women or all ages and all condi-
tons can earn their exemption BE-
Red Cross work. he said. Employees
and business men are TO be judged ac-
cordinE TO the way In which they
treat the problems Of labor, their at
titude toward their employees, and
their honesty En- dealing with war
gain money through war conditions
ought TO be drafted. The industrial
workers must feel themselves a part
OF the community and take the prob
lens and the duties Of war tim2 90
themselves.
doctrine OF uuselfishness during this
national crisis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
The Much Discussed Subway

Can the Railroad Companies be required to build
around the South side of the City and take up their tracks
through the center of the City?
Yes indirectly, but not by any single direct legal pro-
ceedings.
How then indirectly?
By requiring them to build covered subway if they
remain where they are, through the center of the City,
and such other regulations as the City Council have legal
authority to make. A covered subway or tubes would
probably require the use of electric power to pull trains in
the subway for steam engines would fill covered sub
way or tube with smoke The regulations the City Coun-
Gil has legal authority to make and should make if the
trains are to continue to through the center of the City,
may cost the Companies more to comply with, than
would cost to build around the South side of the City If
hey do, the Companies may be confidently depended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
BUSINESS MEN
JOIN THE NAVY
Frank Pickrel, Francis Ed
wards and Britton Gran
fill Are Recruits.
49, l. u recruIts u enllsi-

Among the ten recruits who enlist
ed in the navy at the local recruit
ing station Monday were Frank Titus
Pickreu, secretary Of the Elite con
fectiouery; Francis Miller Edwards.
sales manager Of the Tri-State Motor
company. and Brittou Exton Cranhls
salesman Of the lone Star Motor
company.
Instead Of accompanying the other
-jackies" 10y rail 20 the training sta
ton at Mare island. san Francisco.
these three men will make the trip by
automobile. They expect 10 leave with
Iu few days and when they reach
The Pacific coast viii sell the machine
and discard their civilian clothes for
the uniform of the tackles
Well known Men Here.
Nr. Pickreu has assisted his uncle
Grating the Elite, at Texas street and
Mesa avenue.
Mr.. Edwards for several years has
been the sales manager of the Tri-
state Motor company, agents for the
Ford M CranfIl has been Identified
with the Lone star Motor company for
some time
Other recruits who enlisted I'm the
navy Monday were William John Ger
ling. Jacob carlton Stroup, Fayte Nc
kinley Browne William Teal Smith,
Louis kru-sOn, William Elvey Gibson.
Emmett Roberts Dawson. These viii
leave tonight for the training station
al San Francisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

Administration IS not partial to the Railroad Companies
and the present City Administration IS opposed to the
closing of any more streets The City Council have legal
authority to require the Railroad Companies to build
subway and cover it'over Immediately entirely at the
Railroad Companies expense and the companies would
be required to build their own storm sewer and all neces
say protection for the subway and their other property
and the companies could not delay the building of such
covered subway or tube for the reason that the City has
funds for the City would not be required to do
anything or make any outlay. The City Council may re-
qure the building Of longer subway to solve the problem
of grade crossings across other streets.
The legal authority of the City Council to require the
immediate building of covered subway was fully ex-
planned by Judge Morris and authorities cited, in his
article printed in the Herald Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
UNION PRINTERS
To FOLLOW FLAG
President Scott Says 400
Union Printers in U. S.
Army and Navy.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Aus ia
prosperous organization with it's
house fin order" and ready 20 expand
the work it already has started in
connection with the war activities OF
its members. was pictured by Mars
den G. Scott Of New York. president
Of the International typographical
Union. i'm the address with which he
opened here today the 65rd annual
convention Of the organization He
said that nearly 500 members Of the
union had enlisted with the Canadian
forces. that more than 4c0 already are
I'm the army or navy OF the United
States and that thousands or others
Will follow tho stars and stripes IN
the worlds war;
Mr.. scott announced that the two
representative organizations Of en-
ployers in the printing industry-the
American Newspaper publishers as
ISOLATION and the United IYpothetae
and Franklin Clubs OF America-
have recommended that all journey
men and apprentices be reinstated IN
their positions when they return from
the war
More Than 100000 Liberty Bonds.
President scott said that through
its executive council the Information
Of the Liberty Loan bonds and that
subscriptions for an additional 500
$50 had been reported by subordinate
unions
The address indicated that relations
OF the union with the American Fed
Grafton of Labor were not altogether
happy because. he declared, the Job
legations which the officers and
subordinate organizations OF the A.
r. Of J.. owe to this international
Union have been disreEarded in many
instances" He added
The laws OF the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor have been grossly vio-
lated repeatedly. and there is no as
surance that any official attempt viii
be made TO prevent a repetition or
these Illegal acts. Unless We are
prepared to accept the consequences
Of these Illegal acts, We must repud-
late them promptly and without res
ervatiou-'
Money on Hand. S2,027,o5i.oo.
T. W Hays. secretary treas urer,
submitted report covering the fiscal
year. which showed receipts from all
sources Of SI.O90.362.S7. which. with
the balance on hand ar the beginning
OF the year gives q total OF S-.g-I-
07L90-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

upon to regard carefully their own interest," as they always
have.
If the Companies can be required to build subway
Immediately without waiting for the City to do something
at the Cys expense and if they can be required to build
covered, instead of an open subway, and can be re-
CURED TO build longer subway and if the City does
not have to give up its control and regulation of the
subway that it will not be msused by the COMPANIES
by whistng and ringing of bells blowing off steam and
switching, why do some still urge voting for the closing
of more streets and carrying along the one-sided ordinance
prepared by the Railroad Company?
If they are not partial toward the Railroad ComDsnv
there IS only one answer They are uniformed as to the
public nights The Morning Times belongs to men con-
nected with or who partial to the Southwestern Rail
way Co.
Respectfully presented,
D. Storms, Attorney AT Law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

in some cases. according 20 young
man appearing before DIT. F. :. White,
OF the county board. Tor examination.
He had volunteered. together with
four comrades. for the national guard,
but failed 90 pass the medical eN-
animation. ur. Whites instructions
Were less rigid than those Of the NIL
litia examiners and the applicant was
passed for the draft His complaint
then that he was denied a chance 10
volunteer and now must go with
drafted men could avail little under
the rules
8IcBroom Called 10 Assist
7. II. NcBroom. city attorney. has
been named by the government 10
represent 10 before the city selective
boards for the national army in APP
peal cases. TO the district board at
san Antonio, Iu which men claim eN-
emption from the draft County at
Iorney was named 20 handle appeal
cases from the county board.
Call For Fall Report
EFT IS vital that no claim for eX-
emptiou be allowed except in cases
which are ueritoriOus and strictly
within the law. and we call upon
every patriotic man and woman to
Immediately report TO the local eN-
empti0n boards. OF 10 us. any eNemp-
ton claim where the exemption
claimed does not come within the
spirit and letter Of the law" said
Messrs. Fryer and McBroom Monday
morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

The long discussionh has finally raised these questions
Why would vote for closing more streets Gin
furherance of the ordnance) delay the adjustment of
the Grade Crossing Nuisance?
For the reason that the City is so near the limit of its
bonded Indebtedness It will not be able for year or two
or longer to raise the money to build the storm sewer to
take care of the surface water and protect the proposed
open subway and other railroad property, which the
dinance prepared by the Railroad Company requires of
the City, and which the ordinance provides the City must
fully complete before the Railroad Company shall be
called upon to break dirt or begin building the subway
and the Railroad Company has year and ahafto build
the open subway after the storm sewer Is finished
Can we require the Railroad Companies to build
subway Immediately?
Yes, the City Council can do so. The present City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
CAMP TRAVIS CANTONMENT
TO BE FIRST COMPLETED

san Antonio, Tex, aug. l5--Can-
Torment buildings at Camp Travis
here VIII be finished and ready for
occupancy August %, six days ahead
OF schedule. according TO a telegram
sent the var department by Mai.
George E. Thorne.
Although one OF the three largest
OF the 16 cantonments IL is expected
to be the first completed according
TO Mai Thorue. In the final rush OF
work. more than 5000 men are en-
pIoyed and a total OF 1910 buildings
are under erection
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
CHARLES E. HUGHES WILL
HEAR EXEMPTION APPEALS

New York. AUG 15.-The revised
figures Of the work Of the 1S9 eX-
emption boards, as far as the various
districts had reported up TO today,
show that 6o.l52 men had been exam
iled. of whom 40.S57 qualified OF this
number 15,47S. or about % percent
had been apparently accepted
The district draft board, OF which
Charles Z. Hughes is chairman. today
began hearing exemption claims ap-
peaIed from local boards. This board
viii have ABOUT 900 cases 10 decide.
Mr. Hughes Will hear the first few
cases personally.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
DISCUSS RECREATION PLANS

n q meefT0E OF ne s0IdIaTsT rocre-
alton commission held at the cham
Der Of commerce Saturday afternoon
tentative plans were discussed for
building soldiers recreation hall at
the corner of North Stanton street.
Nothing definite was decided At
present there is soldiers club In a
small cottage at 500 North Stanton.
The site Tor the proposed hall is Sex
100 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
ABOUT Is Ell PASOANS GET
ORDERS TO OFFICERS CAMP

El PaSOans who have been accepted
as students for the officers training
camp AT Leon Springs. Texas. Monday
received notification that they are TO
report August -. According TO the
statistics OF the recruiting station,
which was in charge of Mai Fitz-
hugh Lee. there are about % FL Pas0-
ans who have passed the physical eN-
animation and are eligible 10 report
for training at the camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
SEPT. 5, IS, 30, DATES
FOR CALL TO C0LORS

Washington. =. c., Aug. 12-Pro-
vo7t marshal general Enoch Crowder
announced today that 80 percent Of
the men drafted for the national
army would be called 10 the colors
September =. beginning movement on
that day, another so percent on Sep
TENDER ] 5, a third so percent ON Sep
tember so and the remaining 10 per-
cent as soon thereafter as possible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
Chicagoans Who Fail
To Appear When Called
Are Listed For Service

Chicago, III. Aug. Registered
men here who have sought TO evade
military duty by ignoring orders TO
appear before the exemption boards
or by remaining I'm hiding. were
placed today upon the list OF those
certified for service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
FISHERMEN WHO FIGHT
I-un Al ALE REV 4 nm

Paris, France. Aug 1.-THE crew
OF the fishing smacks Of la Rochelle
who abandoned their nets July TO
give battle TO a submarine which
they compelled TO retreat, have been
rewarded by the ministry Of marine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

HemstitchinE and pfcoL edgInc done
in the best manner on all kinds OF
material at moderate prices: all work
guaranteed. Singer Sewing Machine
Co., eos s Fl Paso St Phone 4s9.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

Page Publicity Bureuu-Advertis-
ing in all its branches. Telephone III
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

Vote No in Tuesdays election and
thus serve III Paso's hest interest
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13
Notice Tenement Ownerr

Lee Newman can get more money
out or your property at a less cost.
than anyone else. ASK mis- clients.
Jhone 1908. 9g51z St FL Paso.-Adv.
8 Vote Against the open ditch is a
vote for q greater FL Paso.-Adv.
II pays 20 paine with Patton's Sur
Proof Paints. Lander Lumber Co-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-13

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HARD ON THE CANDYMAKERS.

vK1HE distribution Of 100000 pounds of sugar New York
wholesalers may take edge off the sugar famine but
doesn't appear bring much comfort the candymakers
have trying Christmas supplies with only about
Of the they usually this
pressing needs other
first deliveries of sugar to the candy manufacturers by
per Then the general shortage became pronounced
their allotment again cut in half
industry which unquonaby suffering and suffer-
severely 1t employs workers and while its products are
the necessity class contributes the main the salts
flying natural healthy and almost demand In the
holiday particularly those products will be so missed and
all by children who the should wish to call upon
for sacrifices at Christmas time.
The candy manufacturers little hope of improvement the
situation after Christmas "he wolf our doors" one of
them declarcs.
times Loss rcadustmcnt in a Thousand
directions inevitable Nevertheless under the doube
handicap economy and sugar famine the candy industry
that deserves sympathy and much help can Justly be
given it,
The evening world., 1917-12-13
NO PLACE FOR PUSSY-FoOTERS.

the many public expressions Of regret at the removal
OF John j. Dillon from the State Food Board-newly eor
~ saned Council of Farms and Markes-food admin
istrator generally strong hint for their guidance
The Dillon idea of being Commissioner Of Foods and
Markets shut the desk every little while and go out and
do something.
1t bong agreed that cold eggs ought to be stamped the
thing according his notion, to stamp them If mddeman
turned be poecr the Dillon policy to tackle him.
Instead Of going year after pointing out that the food prob
could the farmer and together
by the and did his best to start the confab
The public this popularity in Mr. Dillon and liked it.
Whaevcr its defects the Dillon theory Of food regulation
not results of such regulation sufficiently shown
reports and need not be looked for in the
which the actually put his hand
the he has to take out of his pocket
to pay for it,
Mr. Dillon found lot Of fault with things they Never
neither md purely critic to take off his
coat and ,ry to change them
doubtless made great many people uneasy But food
could make bigger mistake than TO regard their
function that should disturb ones tranquility