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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
FACE STARVATION
IN he f#%s 4 Ls43 \. .8# d
ALL OVER WORLD
FOOD SITUATION REALLY 10
CRITICAL m MOST OF THE
CIVILIZED LANDS OF
THE GLOBE.

The federal food administration
declares that although we thought we
had gotten by the stage where starva-
ltion could imperil civilized people yet
literally hundreds Of thousands Of per-
sons have starved to death, In the last
three years due to the world food
shortage and other conditions brought
about by the war.
A large part of the world is coming
into the position that Belgium Is In
and has been in; that is, coming to the
stage where the primary and impOr-
tant thing in life is enough food to
keep alive.
The food supply of the world Is
short and getting shorter. You can
not take 100000 men out of pro-
duction and put them into destruction
of human products and expect things
to go on as before.
In Finland, three and one-half mill
lion people, caught In between Russia
and Sweden, face a failure Of their
cereal harvest. They are now on ra-
ton Of $50 grams of war bread a day.
That Is less than quarter of loaf.
A large part OF that is made up Of bark
and beech buds. 1t looks now as IL a
large number of them would necessar-
lily starve.
Roumania Is caught in between Rus
STA and the other belligerents. Her
people are short Of food. Her supplies
have been used up. We can see no
way in which they can avoid disease
and starvation.
In Holland they are proceeding to
kill 100000 Of their dairy cattle be-
cause they cannot get sufficient feed
for them. A somewhat similar situa-
ton exists in Denmark. Do not waste
meat. The worlds flocks and herds
are being fast depleted.
Food has now taken n dominant pO-
sition in the war. The American peo-
pie must prepare themselves to sacri-
fee far more than was at first thought
necessary.
BY the first Of December we had ex-
ported oil our surplus of wheat. Yet
here is Europe's insistent call for
more. We must send 1t If the war Is
to go on efficiently. If we eat all, we
cannot ship it. and the food admins
tration has already tried to picture
how much wheat is needed by people
who will starve If they do not get 1t.
For the least bit of heedlessness on
your part in food conservation some
one somewhere in the world must suf-
fer privation. The food administra-
ton has mastered the problem of
Americas food In such way that
every ounce Of food conserved and
kept in the currents of trade goes to
an empty stoma CHI in Europe.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
Born June 4.

Born June A..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. castleman are the
proud parents of a baby girl.
Messrs. T. Webster, s. Brown and
Brown attended the BOAT excursion in
Peoria, Monday evening, June IL.
Mr.. Theron Crawford left for Peoria
Monday for an indefinite period.
Two buind wonders, Jas. johnson
and Edw. Mackey, assisted by Mrs.
johnson and daughter, will appear at
the A. NJ. E. Church Wednesday,
June 10.
Miss Francis Galloway, post gradn-
ate Of Chicago Musical College, gave
an excellent piano recital at Allen
Chapel, Monday, June 10. A large
audience was present. Two prizes were
given to the ones selling the highest
number Of tickets; first, wrist watch;
second, $3.50 in gold. Miss Verna ALI
son received first prize, $17.10; Miss
Florence Fletcher second prize, $11.35.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. Tur-
pin, Mrs F. Williams and Mr.. i. Green.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ashby, q
boy, June IL. Mother and babe are get
ting along nicely.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
cANADA's GREAT WORK
She 10 Doing Her Duty by Her SOL
diers-Let America Heed.

Food Administrator Deems has been
notified of the great success of the
food conservation program in Canada
and he desires to call the attention of
Iowa people to the way in which Cana
dams are supporting their soldiers
and allies abroad. In Canada the re-
duction In the consumption of beef,
bacon and flour in the homes and pub
lie eatina places is sufficient to pro-
vide these foods for an army Of 5O0..
600 men.
Canada this season has set upon it
self the task Of producing 400, 100000
bushels of wheat instead of the 1885,
100000 bushels grown in 1917. A
campaign Is now on for the production
Of more spring wheat and pleas are
being made that every farmer shall
raise at least Ave acres more than in
former years In Quebec the expecta-
ton is an increase in the grain pro-
duction Of at least 100000 acres
through this plan. In Manitoba the
ncreage is being greatly increased will,
the expectation that the crop this year
will reach 1900. 600 bushels.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
Put the Dollar to Work.

When . manufacturer or other pro
Queer OF real wealth does profitable
business and turns his profits back
into the business, he gives en-
ployment to men and creates more
real wealth as he progresses year by
year. He does more real good for his
fellowmen than he would II he gave
all his profits In charity, because 1t is
better to make people self-supporting
and Independent than 1t is to give them
something for nothing no matter how
worthy the motives may be.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
The Doctor Away From Home When
Most Needed.

People are often very much disap-
pointed to find that their family physi-
clan is away from home when they most
need his services. Diseases like pain in
the stomach and bowels, collie and diar-
rhoea require prompt treatment, and
have in many instances proven fatal
before medicine could be procured or
physician summoned. The right way is
to keep at hand bottle of Chamber
lain Is Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. No
physician can prescribe better medi-
cine for these diseases. By having it in
the house you escape much pain and
suffering and all risk. Buy it now; it
may save life.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
sponses Ia AustraIasian Seas.

Sponges are known to be very
abundant In the Anstralasian seas.
especially Is this the case with the
horny or highest form Of sponges.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
GALEsBURa, Ill.
Last Week.

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Those elected to go to Keokuk to the
a. M. p. Sunday school convention were
Misses A. Berry, f. Fletcher, I. Schools,
and Mrs. E. Glenn.
Mrs. NJ Crew, superintendent Of the
Al. M. r. Sunday school, Mrs. NJ. Jack
son and several others will also attend
the convention. Rev. Garrison will
preach the annual sermon.
Mr.. Lawrence Fletcher left for Chi
5cago Saturday morning for an indefinite
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fletcher entertained
Friday evening in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Florence, graduate of the 1918
Gloss of the high school. The evening
was spent in playing whist. Prizes
were awarded to Miss Beatrice Ander-
a two course luncheon was served. All
report grand time.
(This Week
Rev. Garrison is feeling better after
spending the week in Bushnell, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Boiler. They
motored over Sunday in time for SER
vices. a4
Progressive Club gave a Red Cross
entertainment at Allen Chapel Tues
day evening. June is. .5s
Country Fair will be given at Allen
Chapel Wednesday evening, June &C.,
under the auspices Of the Garrison
Club.
A lawn social will be given at the
home Of Mrs. F. Schools, Thursday,
June ~. .5ss85
81. aud Mrs. James Schools are tiis
proud parents of q baby girl Bother
and baby are getting along nicely.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
WESTERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.

The Western Baptist Convention will
meet with the Calvary Baptist Church,
Monmouth, H., Rev. G. LindeIl, pastor,
Monday evening, July 18th, closing Fri
day evening, July 10Th. The people Of
Monmouth are preparing to give royal
welcome to the delegates. Matters Of
vital Importance to the denomination
will be under consideration. We hope
the attendance will be good notwith-
standing the advance in passenger
fares.
Those attending shonld come for the
entire time The Women IS Auxiliary
will meet each forenoon, the convention
each afternoon. Conventions open
Jointly on Monday evening, the WO-
men Is Auxiliary will have Tuesday and
Wednesday evening, and the convention
Thursday and Friday. We hope for ex-
eellent contributions for Western Col
lege and for foreign missions.
T. L. Griffith, D. D., President, To-
peka, Kans.
J. Coins, d. d., Cor. Sec, Kansas City,
Mo.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
EDITORIALS
RED CROSS WILL SERVE WHITE
AND COLORED ALIKE.

Washington, D. CT, June MANY in
1niries are coming from the Colored peos
pie Of every section Of the country as to
what the American Red Cross Society is
doing to relieve the needs of the Negro
soldiers in the camps and environments
of this country and what species of aid
and comfort is being given to the Col
ored warriors who are battling OH the
fields OF France.
The subjoined letter from Mr. Joseph
r.. Hamlen, of the national headquarters
OF the American Red Cross Society, III
answer to an inquiry sent out from the
Office of Emmett J.. Scott, special assist
! ant to the Secretary Of War, describes
somewhat in detail the character of the
work the organization is doing, aud de-
clares among other things of vital im-
portance, that the services Of the Red
Cross are being rendered to white and
scOIored officers and enlisted men alike,
and without distinction. The letter
Of Mr.. Hamlen follows: 81,
s The American Red Gross, National
Headquarters. a
Washington, d. e., June s, 1918.
Mr.. Emmett J. Scott,
Special Assistant, War Dept,
Washing ton, d. g. s5s
Dear Mr.. Scott beg to acknow1-
edge receipt of your letter of May 29th,
I'LL which You ask for inf formation as to!
what the Red Cross has already done
I'LL the war zone or at the cantonments
I0k this country for the Negro soldiers.
am glad to be given this opportu-s
nifty ri tell sou Of our work in this res
|spect. The Red Cross is rendering the
Isaiue service to colorcd mn that it is5
Ia white troops. n d distinction what
RAJ 10 being made because The color
M the enlisted men. Sweaters md other
Knitted goods and CONT orts haze been
buted to white and solorcd alike.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
ROCK ISLAND NEWS.

Miss M. Brown spent Saturday and
Sunday in Kewanee visiting her father
She reports a lovely time while there.
Mrs. O. Jackson and B. Edmunds
spent Saturday in Davenport shopping
and also taking lunch at Greens.
Mrs. j. Slaughter is getting along
fine. She is able to doll up again and
sit out on her front porch.
Sunday, June 16, was quarterly meet
ing at the A. NJ E. Church.
Mrs. P. Marshall was to see Mrs. G.
Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Powers have made
their lunch stand larger. y
Mr.. L. Winsor is home and we hope
he will remain for awhile.
Mrs. G.. Payne and baby are getting
along fine at this writing.
Mr.. a. Dawson, who was sick, is feel
ing pretty good now.
Mrs. Mary Pearson s eve is much bet
ter at present.
Wednesday evening, June -, at Ar
mory hall, was held patriotic meeting.
a fine program was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Drury returned Tues
day afternoon from GalesbIrg. They
n,otored down III their machine and
back
Miss Y. Pearson and Mr.. c. Reed got
a license to wed.
The base ball team played in Daven-
port Sunday.
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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
Lame Back Relieved.

For lame back apply Chamberlain s
Liniment twice a day and massage the
muscles Of the back over the seat Of
rain thoroughly at each application.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
For Sick Horses.

For Sick Horses.
For administering medicine to .
horse an inventor has patented hol'
low, perforated bit with q funnel af
one end.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
@egen 9aBgeiamge.

Sic Heqiernng bt ben 5pan5ig=
talrieno Heopern, Ste e5 lberrom=
men buben, IN 5beatern uno NO int
mer 9erte in gr0Berer An5obl 51t=
Iummenfon1mer1, oie gepOlferung
uber ste 3mede oe5 &riege5 nuf5ltz
flaren, @ei1urg 5ugebe1 lul1en, ltd
IN ibren Musfilbrungen offer geba11l=
qen Musfaae 51 entbolten uno ltreng
bel Ser @abrbeit 5u bleiben. sic
ioaen feinen 9uB preOige11. Gs fltngt
lnberhiatgs 8eoul1ern a115 0iefer
@eiiung, ooB GIT ser 3et> uls oie
MfRmee nod ouf freimiqige Hefrutie=
rung onge1piei en mon, an oen SUB
appeaiert n1tr6e, 11r11 oie Hefrutie=
rnng GIT f0r6ern, urro Ste Regiernng
be5eidnet Dos ul5 eire entuilrotgenoe
81 ifein1tng, beren @%teOerbolung tie
Dern1ieoen bobern mill.
Mit oem GrlaB oteier @eiil1ng bot
oie Negier11ng eirert Sdrltt getbon,
Ser bei jenern Sbeil Ser geb0lferung,
ser fiir bie @orousiesungen zines
rtittterliden &rieges GeritdrbniB bot,
u~ngetbeilten geifaG finoen miro.
l1n0 mir boben gr1rrb utr5unebmen,
ouB 0os Sic grpBe Mehrbeit Deg an1e=
rifoni1den Golfes lit. gine Ser be-
0u1rerlihIten gegleiterideinurgen oes
gegeniDdrttgerp &rieges mar Der ltrrr1=
loie Mppea on Sen I0lferbaB, BEN er
bet Ieiroem 9(1tsbr1th in ben betbeiltg=
ten oGnoern e~ntfelIelte. Sn europa
If1drrt marp 1id 0feier e%ntrpiiroigens
ben grIdein1r1g he11te. Sic einmal
lebr begebrten 5oBge1ange iinb langit
oerItummt, nrb tntr11er mebr bot lih
Ste grfgnntniB gabn gebrofen, Dob
es eires groBen golfes ur1tpiiroig tit,
Iolf1en 6oB GIT ndbren, BEN 8egner
GIT beifimpfen ltn0 git Derleumoen.
SSsn 9eutIdlar1b huber1 oie 5ltItan=
Ggen geb6roen ihon fritz Grla'ie an
sic 2]ebrperionen geridtet, beim I'M
terrifte olIes I~orgfdltig git permetoen,
mas geeignet lei, SEN Golfer6aB 5um
boien Grbt9eil BEG Observation-Disclosures
8eIdp(eftes git mofen, uno Die
oeutIdlGnotlfe Grei1e bm BON Mnfong
an outs ibren Spalten aaes fer1ge=
bolten, mas elmer 9eifimpfltng Der
8egrer uth MIR bdtte Gbnli6 Ie6en
fonner. Muh oie errgliide Erel'e 6ot
einen ritterlifen 4ampf geflihrt.
4%usnabmen beitdtiger aud IN Die
Iem 6uae Ste Megel, 5rn1al Die Mus=
nnbmer1 mutt ieoem rrelten &riegsmo=
not %ieltener g~etporben limb. Gas gilt
a11h BON ser italteniiden Ereiie, oie
ebenfaas thinner benuiibt getpeien lit,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Ser Wnnn bat Fe6t.

Cine ber1erfens1pertbe Meltberung
tbot oieier Iage tn elmer Mnlprufe
Dor BENT 8erbuno Ser Sbloer Get
tungsre0ufte1rre George Greel, Der
Gorliber oes &ornitees fiir offentllfe
SsSnfornpation. Gin Sm1fen &rtegs=
itoft" logte greel, Der bel1te pom
Ser NreiIe geOruft miro, loate lpeber
in oen Eapierforb ge1por FEN fperoen.
Seniution nitro Der mtrfliden Snfor=
ntution born1sgeiteat un0 Mngeleger1=
beiten bon pirflider @iftigfeit fir
oas Golf meroen, neil tie fet1en
Bug" boben, ertmeoer %fortgelal1en
ooer irgernotpo utf Ser Warftleite per
Iteft. Die erfluIllpe @eidihte bot
ibren @ertb no6 nidt perloren;; es
gibt nod 3eitungen, sic filr Dem
Sri1mpb eines Scoop" tuiaens 1tno,
ous 2e6en Ser Srnppen 5u g%efuhroen,
militariife @ebeimniiie SIT perratberr
l1no ste Sttmm1tng bes 8olfes Sit
pergiften."
SER George Greet, Ser ielbit oem
acknowledgements angebort, bot
redt, 11pertblid redt. Dos ltebel, oos
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

$50 Minionen Mder ~uba1eiien laiien.
0ie1es 2aruo lp11rbe MIN 3t 10 gerin=
gent Hreil e angeboten, bob Die 6elo-
meIfer, sic Elm 9rittel bon aaem 2an-
be, Dos tie abrnaBen, als 2obn erfiel=
ten, lth 0enmod 6eflagterr, tie Dure1t
51 fl1r5 gefomrper. Bis altf ben bet-
tigen Sag bleibt elm GROCER 5beil Der
offentlidyerr 2Grrber uruerfauft.
Ser Sssroioner getu0brh iid t1idt
leid1t an Itdr1oiges @igentbum. gr
min unrflerl dnpeifen. 3us liegt in lei
ner1 9llrte uno tit Elm lteberbleibiel
oes uralten Iriebes sur 2ago. 3mi=
1d,en ben Subren 1877 unb 1895
m1troen uber cine Willion Mfer met=
Itens bon oenu gigentbume, ou5
s%Ssutare5 BON Ser Stride geitobleN bot
te, an STE Snbiuner al1sgetbellt. Sc
ser 6efam ungefabr 80 9der. Sic
M%ustbeilnng nl1r0e aber ipdter etnge'
Itedt, neil rpan iah bob piele Snoiu=
ner ihr Grit perfauf item, DaS 8elo Der
bral,dten unb Damn ibr @1tt uieoer
a%ltriicferbalten mollterr. Sic lieben 10
mie 10 idpon @eridfsproaei1e, % tie
unter Der fpmifden Eegierung oieic
fpltenfrei betreiben fon11ten. Sett
mltb mar1 uber fir berurtigeS Elalier
6esnblen. limo menn BENT Srroianer
in Merifo irgenb melde ltngerehtig=
felt 5ugefiigt miro, 10 geidiebt es Don
Geiten nift5nltbiger Mbbofaten, Die
faltm leien rnb idreiben fonnen, aber
nit eir1em unglmtblifgen WeuBe Don
fSrefbeit begubt iinb, uno Die SIT III
rem eiqenen Nuben Oen leidtglaa1bi=
qen SSsnoianer GIT rtnlinnigen Tro5e1=
len unitadeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

oatrh miro MON imrper Heinlider.
Der @eoanfenfreis perengt itfL Die
Mlegen iino immer muir uuf ous
Nald6te geridtet, uno Dos iino oan1
nutilrlih sic Meniben, oie mar ole
Soge iiebt, oos beiBt oie eigerpen Ser
manbten 11rn0 Die lieben Nad}barn.
SsSm Mittelpunft ltebt iebo6 Die eige=
ne Eerlun, uno oie geidaftigang nut
oielem errgen &reiie, oem mnn ollie
@eounfen miouret, madt flelnllh l11rO
er5e1tgt Den 9rang, SIT perfleiner'
uno 6ehler 5u filuoem oie on nno filr
Iih Oft garps l1nlpeientlib linO u1o I'M
beabtet bleiben %lollten.
4 X X
&ergel1en mir nl1r ia nidt, BOB I'M
2u1Fe Der @elt 8leidyes imnter nit
@leit,em nergolten miro. 8ie es in
SEN @olo itullt, 10 idollt's beraus,
u1ro rple man feline Mitmenihen be-
bunoelt, 10 mad,en tic es alld nit
u11s. Gs lit Elm eigen Ding, oaB TO-
oiele Merid1en, ielblt men1 lie tbre
6ebler erfennen, Ood glal1ben, tie
fo1tnte1r Dem unoeren %perborgen blei=
ben. 9as lit aber f~einesmegs Der
SSon, oenn sic O%eitmeniden itno auh
lhlalt, bobe1r idyorfe M1tgen uno be-
lisen %oenielben 8ontgen=Mpparat mpe
mir lelbit, NUT oenen Die ¬e1r u1O
ldiefen &nofyen oes Gbarufter5 10
oelulib SIT ieben iino. 9ie goloer1e
Neqel: y@us o1 niht miQlt, ouB
man str thu' Das filg' u1th fe111e1n
onoern SUI, gilt imn1er nodh u1o
mad, ibr ioa man lid ridten.
@ir f0n1en oie Veenlfen ntht a11=
bern. @ir geben uns gen1tg 0ellfe,
I'm lere 4inoer 10 jl er5leber1, ple mir
tie germ haben nlodter, uno es ge=
lingt u1s Ooh nitr imner, trosoen1
MIR lie u~llobldI1ig u1rter Den Mugen
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pom oen bloBe1 3llan1nlenleben oiel
bon inns u%rtnebmer1. @ie tb0ridt TT
Ser GerIudl, erpodlene Veenifer BEL
fern 5u mouen. Sober bot gerug 81
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7ieienigen, Oie unleren ltulgung bill
Sen, Die mir fuIt ollie Suge leben urto
auf Sic mir IN gerpiiIem Sinrre me5r
ooer nenlger or1gelpleien l1no, ole 1t1o
olth out genltg fir urs nnO ob1re
3rpcife ebenIp gut nie mir.
gs bleibt oubet, DuB Ous Seben 10
tit, mie MIR es inns ielbit bereiten.
9sebnpe1 mir es ST. ldrper, 10 orl1dt
es un5, n11O nerDerben MIR urls o1e
5Sabigfeit, 6re11n0e 5u ntnd]en u1to SIT
erhultert, 10 merDe1 1Dir einlum uno
q%enrieoet1, pe1111 niht gnr berbuBt.
SSH foroern, Dub Dir mllDe belr=
tbeilt ur1o bebunoelt uerOen, 0o5 miro
ODER ME geihebe1r, ne11n MIR nHft
lelblt miloe 1tnb. Sic Neuf11ht uno
sic 9%uloian1feit iino Ste grpBen 2ln=
0erer uQer Noth Sic ourf] BEN Ger=
fc1r Ser Woe11Ihen matchmaker ent1te=
ben. Sic moIen mir inns ST elger1
mufen u11O aus5lrii6en periufen =
ou1n miro olth unier 2eben rublg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
9obes Sob.

sSSrl elmer got1fuft ON Die vJm@
mers Conference" Die IN Der nniDer=
Iitat DON Sainois IN llrbanu Itatt=
qefuruoen but, 1rrrb melder perion=
lid) bei5upobnen Ell ourb eine ltarfe
grfalt11mg perbinoert mar, unb mel
f)er audy Ger bo1r ibrn oa5u oelegierte
Nderbm1iefretar 5olrlton pift BET
mo6nen fonnte, % oerielbe Der 81
Observation-Disclosures pegen ni6t redt5ei=
rig oprt9in fon1men funnte, bot Frd=
libert @ilion oen Jarmern unleres
2anoes bas bodhte Sob fir ibre
5batfruft u1to lire 2eiitungen ge=
5o1t uno bat ibnen geraoe5u geiagt,
oaB Ser grfolg 0es ietigert arieges
BON ibnen abbange. Sim SdluiIe iei=
ner gotidaft beiBt es mortli6:
@ebenfen Sic oaran, oaB es 5ur=
mer narerl melde oie eriten sdiliIe
BEL 2erington abfeuerten, bur6 mel
he Die Hepolution ent3iiroet lDuroe,
oie Amerifa fret genadt but. Sd
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