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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25
|V|aruntiSurl.

Farmarii din Ohio Wind po-
rumbul pentru seminta de la
$3.50 la $500 o bushel. - a.
juns la pref mamaliga.
In fine 81 factorilor POSTAL IL
s'a urcat leafa.
Si pentru ca veni vorba de ur-
earea lefilor muncitorii se bu-
cura cfnd li-se urea leafa 81 daca
nu li-se urea sc pun in greva,
dar ovrba ca un servitor al
lor Sc ceara urcarca lefei strim-
beaza din mas 81 zic ca esti prea
prctentios.
M vi duceti lllxoase cind. vo-
iii sc tirguiti ceva. Zilele trecute
0 doamna din Cleveland s'a dus
imbracata ca in casa, Gu sortul
lnainte intro pravalie 81 cum
parat o cutie de bomboane Gu
30 de cent?. A doua ri venind
din oras, gatita ca 0 printesa a
intrat in aceiasi pravalic cerind
aceiasi cutie de bomboane 81 lisa
lllat 45 de cent?. - Acum va. .pri-
veste, da Sc stiti ca luxul pla-
teSte.
Doctorii .zic ca vorba multa
ruineaza sanatatea femeii: dar
eel pasa femeii de sanatate' cind
vrca sa-si cicaleasca barbatul.
In zirla de All femeia judeca
GU totul altfel ca cele din trecut.
Rare orr vel auzi ca femeie Gu
impulsiune care are un revolver
in casa sa mai umble pc la ju-
decati Sc dea divort de barbatul
de care vrea sa sc desfaca.
De la | Apri!ie pima la l Maiu.
s'a decis ca in toate casele sa Sc
faca curatenie gcncrala. -
Bietii barbati!
Poate MI credeti, dar noapte
de placeri aducc mai repede doe
torul in casa de cit ri de nun
ca grea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25
A v I z.

Societatea rcnina de aj1tor 81
:ultura u. r. Ard. & Trans. g
din Alliance, Ohio, are onoarea
I aduce la cunostinta tuturor
surorilor Societati, Cluburi 81 pa
sochii, precum 81 tuturor bine vo-
itorilor 81 sprijinitorilor nostri
"a a statorit aranjarea unei pc
'receri impreunata Gu teatru 81
aans pc ziue de 5 Maiu 1918 81
roaga q nu Sc aranja alta petre-
cere pc ziua sus numitS.
I'm numele Societatii u. r. A.
4 Trans" din Alliance, Ohio:
v. G. Zagan, pre3edinte.
/. Cungara, secretar.
(No. 6-67).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25
SUiPRA-SUBSCRISA.

Seria de $500, 100000 in Ger,
tificatele tesaurului Statelor u
nite, subscriptie care a fost in
chisa in ziua de 5 Martie, a fost
snbscrisa .peste suma cerut6.
Bancile din tara au raspuns
chemarii lor Gu toata lealitatea
IN cele doua campanii duse pen
tru imprumuturile Libertatii,
precnm 81 pentru certificatele de
rasboi. Credinta 81 mmca depu.
IA de ele in primelc doua rinduri,
dm cele mai imbucuratoare sem
ne ca cooperarea lor va ajuta sii
asigure un bun success 81 pentru
ii treilea fmprumut al Libertatii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25
Marea Datorie.

Pc cind moi ne vedem de Ocu-
patiile noastrc zilnice in pace 81
siguranta, altii NOR in fiecarc
minut pc cImpiile de lappta din
Franta pentru a saliva civilizatia.
Soldatii nostri Isl varsa s1ngclc
oe pamintul Europei lar marina
rii Sc fneaca in apele >oceanului
Atlantic pc cind sc due sd ape
re onoarea 81 drepturile Ameri-
eel.
De lucrul GU care am fost in
'arcinati depind vietile a mil de
barbati 81 femci, soarta a multe
latiuni, 81 insasi pastrarea civi-
'izatiei 81 a umanitatii; 81 moi
ooporul din America, cu cit mai
bine 81 mai /repede ne vom inn
plini datoriile noastre, GU att
mai lutte vom vedea acest ras-
boi adus la un sfirsit, numarul
soldatilor nostri scapati de la
nOarte a fl mai mare, lar numa-
rul fiintelor Europene' scapate
lin mizcrie aeasemenea va Fl mai
mare.
A lncra, a cruta, a economist,
da ajutor guvernului - acea-
'ta este datoria natiunei 81 a lu-
mel 81 mai cu seama datorie
,e avem catre luptatorii nostri
.ari Isl ofera viata, pc mare 81
oe uscat, pentru tara 81 compa-
triotii lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25

lie, in Vinerea trecuta 81 2 ore
mai tirziu a murit. Tn locotenent
de polite, care a vazut cum 'au
.petreeut toate, spnnea ca dina
johnson isl sc,ltura covdarale de
praf pc timpul cind balustrada
lie care era proptita s'a rupt 81
llnsa a c;lzut JOS din. al doilca
etaj.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25
I l G I T A + I Z.

Societatea. romina' de ajutor 81
cultura ,Treicolorul 81 Indepen-
denta Romina" coliseum Co."
din Gary, Ind, inchiriaza (ren
teaza) prin licitatiune elificiul
intreg al halei corporatiunei, in
ziua de Z Aprilie 1918. Licitatiu-
nea Sc va tinea in hala bisericei
romine, din Madison Street la O.
rele 2 p. m.
Cine doreste informatiuni md
ietailate, sd Sc adreseze prczidiu-
hi:
Nicolas Vasile, 1924 Adams Str,
Gary, Ind.
Directiunea.
(No. 64-73).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25
Osindit 81 pc urma achitat.

Judec;itorul Vickery, condam-
nat Vinerea trecuta pc F. C. Co
tterel pentru ca extradat un
chec falls. fndata, dupa dictarea
osindei, acelasi Indicator a CO.
mutat pedeapsa, pcntru alta
tlmp cit condamnatul sd va pur
ia ,,cinstit'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25
A v I z.

Subscrisul adnc la cunostinta
onoratului publ romin din Can
ton, Ohio, ca am deschis un res
taurant romanesc in conectie Gu
barbierie sanitara, biliarde, IT,
gari, tigate 81 t;tbac. Aranjament
modern. Preturi convenabile.
Rog sprijinul Rominilor:
George Pumnea, 7O2 madison
Street, Cantcn, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25
INF0RmATlUNI
So. cere sistarea ziarului. :


o rezOlutiune 'luata de &C barbati
eminent din Cleveland, Ohio s'a
farut o~rugarr ratra presedinte-
lie Statelor Unite ca sd fie sistat
(oprit de mai fl tiparit) ziarul
german ,,Waechter un Anzei-
ger' din Cleveland, 81 pc cit Sc
poate toate celelalte ziare germa-
ne din America fiindca ele sunt
organe primejdioase pentru pro-
paganda germana. Cererea fost
subscrisa de toti cei de fata 81
trimisa Vinerea trecuta presedin-
telui.
Intreaga nemultumirea venea
din purtarea nepatriotica a celor
din fruntea ziarului 81 mai ales
in urma refusului de a publica
o vorbire frumoasa a unui ban
cher german, care indemna pc
toti germanii nascuti in America
sa-si indeplineasca ifatorintele
fata de aceasts tara.
Urcare de plati. - Congresul
votat in % Martie a. c. cu 1873
voturi contra AZ .urcarc perma-
nenta care sd Sc intinda della 5
la 25 percente in platile tuturer
functionarilor de posta.
Intoxicati de gaz. = Samuel
Boyd, din Cleveland, Ohio, ON
de 55 ami 81 femeia-sa au fost a.
flati in stare de inconstientiozi-
tate dupa ce timp de 18 ore sta
tusera in fumul de gaz. An fost
transportati la spital in Vinerea
trecuta 81 probabil ca Boyd are
sd moara.
Planuiesc lupts contra sociali-
stilor. Conducatorii orasului
Cleveland au tinut o adunare vi
nerea trecuta la 2 ore dupa a.
miazi in cancelaria directorului
de legi orasenesti Fitzgerald, pen
tru ca sa ia masuri ca sd dea a.
fara pe eel dol membrii socialist
al consiliului orasenesc, lar pr7-
curorul sa pregateste sa lie ira
ga un aspru process sub invinui-
lea de spionaj.
So va hotari in curind. - CO.
misiunea pentru platile functio-
narilor de trennri Isl tine sedin-
tele sale zilnice in Wa shington,
D. G. 81 pc l1rma consfatuirilor
de pima aci toate semnele arata
ca aceasta comisiune va propune
eongresnlni urcarea platilor tu-
turor funtionarilor 81 mnncito-
rilor de trepuri.
Dol greu raniti ps urma unsi
ciocniri. Un inginer 81 IN fo-
ehist an fost greu raniti u D,
~ ~ x IA y @ y csas,c-s. ~ q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25

duiti in mod destdl de prost in,
Youngstown, Ohio GU prilejul1
ciocnirei unci locomotive din cur
tea garii cn ln tren personal
care trecca pc acolo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25
S'a obosit 81 cocostircul.

S'a obosit 81 cocostircul. -
Dupa cum arata statisticele ca
merei deputatilor din Ungaria,
pc urma razboiului, s'au impu-
tinat casurile de nastere la mai
binc de jumatate. In anul 1916
au fost 765,0OO casuri de nastere
pima cInd in 1917 au fost numai
32S,OOO casuri. Mortalitatea in
copii era pc "a percente i'm timp
Gle pace, pima cind acuma ca
trece peste so percente.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-25

chec falls. Tndata. dupa dictarea
osindei, ,acelasi Indicator a CO.
mutat pedeapsa, pcntru alta
timp cit condamnatul sd va pur
ia ,,cinstit"
Septe soldasi raniti de o bonn
ia defeetuoasa. = Septe soldati
din bateria f. regimentului
lO6 dc artilerie stationati in Ia
garul Wadsworth au fost raniti
in 81 |. C. ca rezultat al unei ex-
plosiuni de tun. Gel mai primej-
.dios ranit fost artileristn1 Ge-
orge Duerringer din Buffalo, N.
Y. care este in spital unde sufe-
ra de, rani primitc la ambele pi-
cioare. Sa crede ca explosinnea
fost pricinuita de o bomba de
fectuoasa.
Germanii NOR in explosiune
IN Belgia. - 30 ,soldati germani
au fost uciSi 81 mai bine ca a,ti
suta all fost rau raniti precum
81 500 vagoane de munitiune au
fost ruinate in 0 explosiune in
timplata in Belgia, la CARA Me-
vrignies in apropierc de Mons.
Omul misterios. = George F.
Blake della 2O81 f. l9-a strada
din Cleveland, Ohio a fost con-
damnat la 3 ami inchisoare in
prinsoarea federala. Dinsul fost
invinovatit Gu violarea legii co
merciale dintra state 81 Gu fu-
rarea opt geamantane della ga
ra centrala din Cleveland.
Politia care la arestat la nu-
NIT ,,omul mistei'ios' pentru ca
nu Volt "a spdha nimica des-
pre- origina sa.
o noua arma. - Este foarte
Gu putinta ca Statele Unite vor
folosi noua arma in razboiul
contra Germaniei. in Washing
ton, ID. C. sd fac acuma inccrcari
cu granate de nina, ca arma
pc care sa foloseasca 81 cavale-
ria.
Un pcrumb a schimbat rostul
lnui oras. = Un porumb s'a a.
seat pc aratatorul ceasului della
primaria din Marion, Ohio 81
prin greutatea lui a schimbat
cursul vremii ell o jumataet de o.
ra, facind ca aratat0rul sa NEAR
ga in jos 81 punind intreg orasnl
in 0 stare de confnsiune.
Vor ajuta pc copii aliatilor. -
Spitalele femeilor din New York
au finansat iintreprindere a ca
rel scop este ca mai multe suite
Gle dame medici sd Mviteze Fran
ia 81 sa alba grija de copii ALA
tilor. Comisiunea va pleca in III
lele acestea in Franta.
Purtarea lui luna de. mai ina
inte Ia cistigat libertatea. - Au-
striacul John Preisner din Cleve-
land, Ohio fost arestat de agen-
til departamentului de justitie
pentru niste observatii" pro-ger-
name. Dus inaintea legei era sd
fie condamnat, insa dupa ce s'a
constatat ca dinsul cumparat
Liberty Bond" -uri in valoare
de $50 dolari 81 a nimieit pc vre-
muri niste scrieri AOcialiste 81
dupa ce promis ca IVA fl pc
veci bun patriot american"
fost pus in libertate.
Degenerate. Scriitorul a.
merican Cyril Brown, in I'm
lung articol in care sd ocupa in
mod stientific despre degenera-
rea in Germania ne spune ca
Germania, sa cufunda Gu incetnl.
Ca Q urmare a ordinelor de raz-
boi, lin Germania, sporesc tot mai
mutt crimele 81 functionarii nu
mai iau de loc in considerare H.
terile scrise ale legii, lar morala
tutnror claselor din fmparatie e.
ste in tcribila stare de deca-
denta.
a c4sut jos ii I mlrit. 80 Dina
julia johnson, Dc 81 ami della
1920 Sowinski Ave, d easnt de.
,:s :s hat aa:sssl li:,i! i:,,G.:ss ~ AZ
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19
DAMON CO. IS FINED
FOR SHORT WEIGHT
Coal Company Pays $50 and Costs
For OffenSc, Which Was Pos
sib1y UnintentionaI.

Following Investigations by Sealer
of Weights and Measures Carl A.
Carlson, a member of the w. L. Da-
mon Coal company was In court this
morning to answer charges Of selling
coal at short weights. Carlson stopped
one OF the drivers yesterday while he
was going to the home OF William G.
Kramer with a load Of coal, supposed
ly weighing one ton, but in reality
weighing but a little over 1900
pounds. Judge James T. Meskill i'm
posed a file of $25 and costs upon the
Damon company.
MIR. Carlson weighed the load of
coal yesterday and found the gross
weight to be 1920 pounds After the
coal was delivered to the house, the
wagon was weighed and subtracting
the weight of the wagon from the
312O pounds Mr.. Carlson found the
net weight to be 1900 pounds. The
company's representative stated that
the condition of the weather was re-
sponsihIe for the weight of the Wa
gon causing an apparent shortweight.
The scales, being outside, are also af-
fected by the weather and will vary
as much as 100 pounds when it is
raining, he said. On the day before
the wagon was stopped on the street,
it was weighed at the yards, and at
the time weighed but 1140 pounds.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19
MACHINE CO. ABOUT
TO STOP WAX WORK
Big Machines Taken Apart for
Sale at Early Date

That the she'll head order which
has been In the hands of the New
Britain Machine company, is not only
suspended, but cancelled entirely is
indicated by the action Of the officials
regarding work on this order. All
work has been stopped on these
shells, and by order OF Production
uperintcndent Charles Hare, the ina
chimes working on the initial opera
ton OF the shell head, were taken
apart yesterday afternoon and pre-
pared for immediate sale, it Is said.
The order issued by Mr.. Hart states
that all tools, countershafts and belts
are to be removed, cleaned, packed
and made ready for sale at an early
date, according to information 1t is
apprent tht if the machines working
on the first operation are no longer
to be used there will be no need for
further use of the machines on oper-
atoms which follow, and it Is evident
that the intention of the officials is to
have these machines also taken down
and disposed of superintendent
Hare did not deny that the order had
been cancelled this morning, but stat
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19
HOUSE Committee
REJECTS LOAN PLEA
Decides Financial Aid to Allies
Is POSt-COnierenCe Matter

Washington, Dec. 19.-The House
Ways and Means Committee has re-
1ected the request Of former Secretary
Of the Treasury McAdoo for permits
sion to lend money to the Allies, par
ticularly France and Belgium, after
peace Is concluded. The decision was
forecast last week when the commit
tee gave a cold reception to the plan.
Mr.. McAdoo asked the committee to
recommend the legislation as a means
of helping advance the reconstruction
programme abroad.
The decision today was that this
matter should be left until after peace
terms are signed. Chairman Kitchin
explained that his committee believed
it would be unwise to take action so
far in advance.
The United States has already
loaned or promised approximately
$500, 000,000 to the Allies out of the
total Of $4,000, 100000 appropriated
for foreign loans. The cash advanced
and credits made effective are S7,6O8-
! 693,4S3 the credits established but
not advanced nor made effective are
11,647,218 and the additional re-
quirements are $279.659,299.
! This leaves available approximately
l,500,O0O,000 until peace is declared.
Afterwards no further loans are per-
nitted under the present law, but
| Mr.. McAdoo asked that this be
| amended SO money could be loaned
| for a year after peace.
I The are now in France scores of
| millions of dollars worth of American
railroad equipment, steel, lumber and
various supplies. Extended loans, it
was claimed, would enable France
and Belgium to buy these for rebuild
! ing their destroyed cities and rail-
! ways.
Plans for a bond issue next spring
of 100000 are held up tempo
| rarily, at least. Action on this will
| depend upon actual needs of the Gov
eminent.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19

ed that he did not wish to discuss the
matter.
The order, 1T has been stated en
good authority, is much larger than
was first supposed. The number of
shells believed to have been placed in
the hands of the company was about
100000. but 1t Is now stated that
100000 of these shells were to be
turned out by the factory. These
shells were on two orders, one calling
for a million and the other for the
remainder. Over one hundred hands
have been engaged on this work, ex-
clusively, and it is easy to see what
the result of the cancellation will be.
In ali probability work will be found
for some of the men in other parts of
the factory and on other work, but
whether 100 men can be placed in
that manner, is not known as yet.
Since the coming of the order to
the factory the work has been pro-
crossing rapidly. BY the use of five
machines, 800 of these shells could
be turned out ready for final opera
tons, In an hour. A she'll in the first
operation takes but IS seconds.
Denies R. 6 i. Loses Order.
President B. A. Hawley of the Rus
sell & Erwin plant denies the rumor
that over Is of the women workers
at the plant engaged in the assemb-
ling of magazines for Browning guns,
have been discharged and the order
cancelled. The factory has been
working on an order of Browning gun
magazines and the work has been
done mostly by women. Whether this
order has been cancelled in connec-
ton with the wholesale cancellations
which are reported throughout the
country, or is in suspense about to be
cancelled is not known. The order is
not an especially important one.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19
POLICE INSIST ON
RIGHTS TO UNION
Toronto Strikers Confer With Attor-
ney General In Effort to Settle
Controversy.

Toronto, Dec. 19.-Representative
of the 800 striking policemen confer
red here today with Attorney Gen.
Lewis of Ontario and a representative
of the trades and labor council in an
effort to settle the strike which re-
suited from the discharge of Il union
officers on Tuesday. Meanwhile, $50
special policemen are guarding the
city, assisted by the military police.
No disorder has been reported.
OF the principal contentious of the
strikers is that the police commission
ers must recognize the union before
any move toward Cancellation will be
considered. There has been no indI-
cation that the commissioners viii
recognize the union.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19
N PAPEN'S PAPERS
low HUN PLOTTING
bat Drive Against Neutral
Nations Was Big Idea

ashington, Dec. 19.-Papers of
Won Papen, the former Military
ache of the German Embassy
u. taken from his quarters when
British captured Palestine, and
eating that Germany planned u
warfare against Holland and the
Adinavian countries in October,
/, have been placed in the record
Aornection with the Senate judi
Committed hearing on German
pa ganda.
letter from DR.. Bernard Dern-
the former German agent IN
n United States, dated Berlin, oct
h916, disclosed the apparent plans
Germany for submarine activities
INST European neutrals.
Il have stated my opinion" said
AnbIlrg in the letter, las to the
lit of an eventual U-boat war in
neutral Scandinavian countries and
land in the attached copy when
se return to me-"
he CODY referred to by Dernburg
not in the papers turned over
khe Intelligence Bureau of the
~ by the British officials. In his
III Dernburg said his statement
gone officially to Ludendortt and
81 Kim to the Admiralty Staff In
sbernburg told Won Papen he real
that Won Papen did not fully
pe with him on the U-boat plan.
The Won Papen papers were taken
bng the personal belongings or
D officer. who then was a Major on
q staff of General Linman Won San
Commander of the Turkish
les in Palestine. The communica-
u from the British officers said that
PaDen hurriedly left only a few
rs ahead of the entrance of the
kish Army when it captured Pales-
&opies of the papers were furnished
tie British Military Intelligence
bes to the American Embassy at
Adon. which forwarded them to the
#erfcan Intelligence officers. one
hsm is q copy of letter written
#Dr. Heinrich F. Albert from new
k Nov. 16, 1916.
Albert predicted that President VIII
IA reelection would result in giving
ga position of much greater moe
Adence." He also predicted that the
bted States would enter the war II
marine warfare was extended and
axpressed the hope that such war
rs Would be restrained within the
#lts conceded to it" IN the exchanges
8wean washington and Berlin.
In give time for the preparation o.
arninous documents to be put II
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19
CITY ITEMS

A memorial service for Mrs. War
rem F. Cook, wife of Rev. Warren r.
Cook, pastor of Trinity Methodist
church. will be held this evening at
o'clock. Mrs. Cook died during the
epidemic and the service was post
poned owing to the conditions preva-
lent at that time.
The operators license of Harold T.
Sherman of 124 Bradley street has
been suspended by Automobile Com
missioner Robbins Stoeckel.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19

Mrs. Jennie L. Bassett, superin-
tendent of the New Britain General
hospital, received word yesterday that
Miss Clair Des Jardins has arrived
safely overseas. Miss Des Jardin re-
Gently resigned her position as assist
ant at the hospital to join the army
nursing corps and trained at Camp
Lee, Petersburg, Va.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19

Eshoo alleges that he did work for
Doma1sky for which the latter re-
fuses to pay.
The short calendar court will be in
session tomorrow afternoon in the
city court room. Judge Meskill will
be on the bench.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19
CITY COURT NOTES.
Judgment For Stark In Suit Brought
BY Coln.

Judgment was given the defendant
in the city court yesterday afternoon
in the case of Norris Cohn VS. George
Stark. Cohn sued to recover for
some goods attached by Stark recent
ly for g. man named Rys. Cohn
claimed to have title to the goods by
virtue of g. bill Of sale.
The case OF John Eshoo VS.. Joe
Domansky will be tried before Judge
James T. Meskill this afternoon. The
action is to recover on a painting bill.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-12-19

evidence, the Senate Committee de-
cided today to postpone until after
Jan. / the appearance of A. Michel
Palmer, Alien Property Custodian.
The Dolores star., 1918-08-23
Dry by q Fan.

In the household which possesses an
electric fan. the drying of small guam
titles Of material can be easily done,
provided that special care be given the
preliminary treatment of the products.
All that Is necessary is to make trays
Of wire screening, with one end Of each
or preferably both ends open. The
materials to be dried are spread thin
ly upon the trays, which are stacked
one upon another with the open ends
turned toward the fan and covered
with cheesecloth, and the fan is placed
close t. the end Of the stack and run
at moderate speed, thus driving a Wig
orous current Of air over the material.
Drying occurs much more rapidly at
the end nearest the fan. hence the
stack must be reversed after four to
six hours and again after a longer
interval.
All materials requiring blanehing
that are to be fan-dried should be
blanched in steam or boiling water or
serious deterioration is likely to oc-
cur. Also. since the rapid movement
Of air over the product has tendency
to dry out the surfaces of the pieces
while the inner, central portions are
still too moist, fan-dried material
should be placed in baking tins and
placed In the oven of a warm stove to
be finished. The door of the stove
should be left ajar and the fire SO
regulated that the temperature is held
Mt $50 to 160 degrees F. for two to
three hours. after which 1t should be
raised to $50 degrees F. for a minute
or two in order to destroy any eggs of
fruit insects which may have been de-
posted in the material while exposed
In the drier. After this treatment the
product may be placed in permanent
containers, but should be examined
from time to time and returned to the
oven for short redrying In case any
parts Of it appear to be too moist to
keep well.