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Evening star., 1918-04-04
FEEDS GARBAGE TO HOGS
INSTEAD OF BURNING 1T
Minneapolis Adopts Conservation
Plan That Will Save Taxpayers
10000 a Year.

Extending food conservation to the
feeding of garbage to hogs instead OF
burning 1t. Minneapolis. Mimi. will
save its taxpayers approximately $780,
900 a year. This change of method
went into effect April / and was an
nounced today by the food administra-
zion.
Minneapolis has been operating a
$4,000 incinerator and utilizing the
steam produced in generating electric
ity. During 1915 tho cost of operation.
plus interest and depreciation. and al
lowing credit for electricity. resulted
in a deficit Of $4,000.
For the remainder of 1918 the city
will receive s1.26 per ton for its gar
bage as hog feed. thus not only saving
the former expense, but bringing a rev.
enue of between $4,000 and $4,000.
This means a total saving to the tax
payers of about 100000 a year.
Other cities recently adopting hog
feeding as q method of garbage dis
posal include: South Bend. Ind, and
Madison. Wis, where incinerators were
formerly operated: Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
and Salt Lake City, Utah, whore the
garbage was dumped, and Harrisburg.
Pa. where the reduction or rendering
process was employed.
Evening star., 1918-04-04

are being forwarded through the italian
embassy directly to the Royal Palace At
Rome through the cooperation Of
Countess Macchi di Ceilere.
The purpose OF the committee IL to
relieve the great distress in Italy,
caused by the invasion Of her north
ern provinces. A statement from the
committee explains:
This invasion came at q time when
stores of supplies of all kinds were de-
pleted, owing to the strain on the
country of nearly three years of war
fare. One-seventh Of the whole popu-
lation being under arms. Italy already
was soreIy taxed when 1t became nee
Evening star., 1918-04-04
10 GUARANTEE OF PEACE
!srman View, Uncncially Express
ed. of Ieaeue Of Nafiona-.

n0o obad<ncs Of the Associated Press.
y AMSTERDAM, March 20.-For the
&rst time .ip Germany. q semi -onicial
tatement dismisses the idea Of q
hague Of nations as fantastic and i'm
ossible. The statement. rs published
the German papers. says;
Il ~We do not see that q league of
A&ions could offer any guarantee Of
listing peace among men. The ma
opA would perhaps greet such q
630e with JOY. but In due time they
ould learn to curse 1t. because 1t could
lot Ill to deceive all their hopes most
lrnef1y,
I The only possible result would be
@Dntinual strife and quarreling. and
4nA12v,s perhaps. q fresh war. in which
4h6kkhDle world would be involved.
& $50 far as Alsace-Lorraine is con-
yerned. we decline all leagues and con-
8resses."
Evening star., 1918-04-04
MANY FACTORIES ARE CLOSED
German Figures Show Great Extent
Of Trade Contraction.

AMSTERDAM. March 20 (by mAil)-
A leading German manufacturer. writ
ing In the Norddeutsche Allgemeine
Zeitung, says: "Out of LOO spinning
and weaving mills only 70 are stilI run
ming at high pressure. while in the boot
and shoe industry 1.4oo factories have
been amalgamated into 800. In the oil
industry fifteen factories working at
high pressure have been formed out of
726 works previously existing. In the
silk industry the number of spindles
has been reduced from 45.e eco to $500"
Commenting on this letter. the Tage-
blatt remarks: This shows for the
first time In statistics the great extent
to which the closing down of factories
has taken place In Germany
Evening star., 1918-04-04
MAKES ESPECIAL APPEAL
FOR BELGIAN SOL DlERS
Had os the Executive 0omnittss In
/ Amsriea Says Great couAict q
4 Adding to Demands.

.
An appeal for funds has bssn author
lied by Senator Henri La Fontaine Of
Belgium, president OF the executive
committee In America OF the organiza-
tion known as Gifts for Belgian Sol
diers."
The appeal. in part, follows:
THE great conflict now waging IN
France is every day adding to the work
we must do for our men at the front.
I wish. therefore. to mako an especial
appeal to the American public at this
time to help US to sustain the courage
OF our remaining soldiers, who have
been fighting the German invaders
ever since the war opened nearly four
years ago"
Contributions are being received at
No 80 Broad street. New York city.
Evening star., 1918-04-04
Wins
,010l|'aE'E|D PRIZE ! |!
William Tyler Page Wrote Best
Expression Of Ameri-
can Ideals.
s'THE AMERICANS CREED" !"
.DY WILLIAM TYLER PAGE.
'cs which Won $1,000 Prise.

I believe in the United States Of
America ~ . government Of the
people. by the people. for the
people,, whose just powers are
derived from the consent Of the
bverred: a democracy in a re-
public: . sovereign nation OF
Aany sovereign states: a perfect
union, ono and inseparable; es,
tabiished upon those principles of
freedom, equality, Justice and
humanity for which American
ta'triots sacrificed their lives and
fortunes.
/ therefore believe 1t Is my
tdty to my country to love it: to
Support its Constitution: to obey
hs laws: to respect its flag. and
10 defend 1t against all enemies.
Evening star., 1918-04-04
SHELL CUT LIEUT.. JOEiNSONS
LINE AND KILLED HIS CATCH
Former .. C. Guardsman Receivers Fish HI
Was Playing and Recognizes Knot
in LeaderThen He Went Away.

|, explosion. but mine was the largest.
Weighing three and q half pounds. I
had enough for supper. 80. II being
rather late. let up for the day: be-
sides. didn't care 20 much about nsh-
T ing right there any more. have three
witnesses, and can show you the knot
in my line where tied It, 80 guess
that proves 1t all right, all right.
Wanted Cover"
HAD to laugh at little Incident the
other day. I was near some troops
who were digging. when = couple Of
'strays' came along. One man had Just
started and hadn't gone down but q
foot or SO. The man nearest him waa
down about six feet Whine. whine.
versation.
."Outsider-Hand me that pick
'Insider-Wait q minute, I'm using
It.
''Outsider-Nevsr mind, hand It here.
'Insider-What's your hurry. never
saw you so eager to get pick In your
hand before.
"outsider-Thats all right. Hell with
your sarcasm. give mo that pick.
You've got cover, but I haven't.
Hear some funny remarks at times.
Our boys are In pretty good spirits.
but there's not much love wasted on
Fritz. Heard a sergeant the other
day as artillery was shooting over our
lines say. Wish I had the addressing
of these special deliveries.'
They tell a story of an American
soldier who spoke = little German. He
was one Of a raiding party. and in
his rush passed q dugout. He stopped
long enough to call out in German.
How many of you in there" Five came
the answer. All right. there's two
grenades (throwing them), divide them
among you.
please mail mo Star now and then.
as all the boys were crazy to see the
old reliable paper"
Evening star., 1918-04-04
Other Yards May Build Ships.

Tho Emergency Fleet Corporation has
announced that although the building
of wooden vessels at shipyards on the
Pacific coast will be continued. it does
not desire to place contracts with yards
not now engaged in building ships for
it, or to encourage the creation of ad-
ditional wooden shipbuilding plants
This statement was made in answer to
an INJURY from Senator Chamberlain OF
Oregon,
Evening star., 1918-04-04
Descendant Of President Tyler.

William Tyler Page 10 . descendant
President Of the United States,
hkTyler, and OF signer of the
krteI Braxton. He was born in Fred
Efqk,t Nd. the birthplace of Francis
oUSKey, and he attended the public
h0ols of Baltimore. When but thir-
en years old he was, page In the
hess in 1902.
k1Gr. Page is minority pairing clerk
DdgSecretary to Representative Dale
Vermont He has been active around
p Capitol for twenty-five years.
be4eer Clark said at the exercises
st6rday that he had been inclined to
bateve Nh Page was born in the
npitoL =,
Evening star., 1918-04-04

SNrliam Tyler Page of Friendship
Md, was applauded by more
Aah SOC members of Congress and
Aesr friends when he was awarded
bel one-thousand-d dollar prize for the
6st Americans Creed" in the assem-
~ Hoom in the House ofice building
yesterday afternoon. The prize was
Tered by the city of Baltimore. and
4e 81 lection of Mr.. Pages literary ef-
Srt Was the result of national citi-
Bns' creed contest" approved by Presi-
|6nts Wilson. Speaker Clark and a host
Il other famous Americans.
6The idea of laying emphasis on the
ut1es and obligations of citizenship in
I 4tionaI creed originated with Henry
Chaplin and was first announced by
IND in September, 1916. The idea was
ppfoved by the President and indorsed
II tthe vigilantes." a non-partisan or
aUgAfion of authors. artists and
Dhers for patriotic purposes.
Evening star., 1918-04-04
Several Thousand in Contest.

FTAa creed awarded the prize was Sc
(cted from several thousand submit
ID. because 1t was not only brief. but
arkabiy comprehensive of the best
Aerican ideals, history and tradi-
pn1e ~ expressed by the founders of
nd writer's.
3At the ceremonies yesterday Speaker
&lark and former Speaker Cannon took
otdtnent parts. The creed was pre-
a0n1 by United States Commissioner
Education p. p. Claxton and was ac-
Dpted In behalf o. the United States
Mr. Clark. Mayor Preston presented
hs ettys check to Mr. Page.
4 Hay Be Tsught in Schools.
fNe1s proposed to have the creed
eu&At In the public schools through
tt the country. The committee on
waId announced that the creed sub
dttSd by Mr.. Page was accepted be-
bt remarkably comprehensive OF the
etykmerican ideals. history and tra-
fiu0s d expressed By, tho founders of
, republic cand its greatest statesmen
kl{Hnguage IL . composite Of ideals
&k6h from tho Constitution of the
aited States, the Declaration Of Inde-
enb0E arlegiance, Washinkton,s fare
IN address. Lincoln's Gettysburg
esch. WebsterI speech in the Senate
AnuarY 1e, 1880: Edward Everett
h1e'R "A Man Without q Country" !"
n, ttAr gpsngisd Banner the Army
j Nv Regulation. . war Depart
etxoalar on nag etiquette of April
Nh and the great seal of the United
ss
Evening star., 1918-04-04


Lieut. L. L. johnson. formerly OF the
I'd Regiment, D. c. N. c., but now with
comn.nx r 1sJ.t rnr.ntrv Amer,car
.,..
o1pooieionafy 1orces' IN ieltor IoAaee1
Of piscatorial adventures. He tells how
MS Hhe' with q tnree-ano-a-n@ii-pou
pike on 1t. was cut by German shrapnel
the shock of tho explosion killing the
a.h III. ,.tter >oI,oru..
80
HOW many nsn did you eaten yes
terday? I've got some real fsh stories
to tell now: actual facts. brought nv
.omnI.t. 90 .t,n o,,ta. ,,.. -.
eoiipielo cas.ihS ou.ne Win me a'o
have managed to have three good Sc
ances with the denixens Of the shallow
Had n .duc.+. ~. h,o.r,,,. n.h -
~ 10. ~
american DAFT, put they were quick to
learn and I have caught some good
n,ke. .nd tb,. h.rd,,, .x,.o. w., ;,
1oee 'oa ~
oeHeVe' oue us Iact ana you know
q fisherman never lies-don't ycu-at
anv rate NOT to n hrother ASh.rua, IN
.ones.aaa 'A -
cohioehce.
For certain reasons my outfit was
having n day ~ rest q ebor+ a,.tanca >,
the rear. but not beyond shrannei range
Evening star., 1918-04-04

sssary to care for thousands Of rsfu-
gees.
The italian relief committee befan
its work by distributing material which
is made into garments Of all sorts. Sub
stitute swsatsrs. one feature OF the
work, are made from bath robes at an
approximate cost Of 80 cents each. In
order to continue this work money and
volunteer workers are urgently need
ed"
Evening star., 1918-04-04
Not to Extend Hndsoa Rivsr TnbeG

Not to Extend Hudson 2iver InbeG
The shipping board hAs rsjected ti1s
proposal. to extend the Hudson rasa
tubes to the shipyards and other war
Industries around Newark Bay n. J.
OEdalsl Of the beard orphaned. that
this proposition would necessints the
expenditure Of at least S3.oo0.ooo ana
that the extension would be OF real
practical service TO only . limited num-
ber Of men.
Evening star., 1918-04-04

A 100000 fre yesterday wrecked .
portion Of the plant of the Massillon.
Ohio, Electric and Gas Company, COM
pletely disabling tho machinery. Mas
sillon was without electric power yes
terdAy,
Evening star., 1918-04-04
RELIEF FOR ITALIANS
GETS ASSISTANCE HERE
Mrs.. Falord Sending Contributions
Through Embassy to Relieve j
War Distress.

An Italian relief committee has been
organised in Washington. Contribu-
tions are being received by Mrs. Wit
torio Fsalorsi, and all supplies donated
Evening star., 1918-04-04

Aliens viii be barred from holding
licenses and permits to do business
within the city limits Of Cleveland.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-01
Aus btn1 staate.
9anen idlicfet ibre &irdet.
{ Associated Press

Gebar sails, So. 81. Nfat.--
Sic Er,itees ser bdniIdlen &irden
bier, il, SSuterluo unb in Sreospille
ltimmten beute bufiir, ibrc airdcn ont
Spnl,tu9 sll id)licben, lint Der GmpIehe
luna hes, Gjouperneurs, baB MIR Die
enalilhe Gpratbe ii, Soipa acbrauht
iucrhcn ioIlte, in lopolcm @ciite su be-
fnlaeu. &iclc ser Glteren sMtalieoer
ser gemeinSeu perlteben feiu Gnglil9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-01

bon ei1er ld>lrohen &crtbcioigun9sz
linie bcIeet; bieIc pcrmodte ocn, Slnz
ltllrm nitbt Stanb Su bultcn llnp 5p9
lid), TAPER fehtcno. 5uriicf. sieuc
Streitfrdfte lhlpilen lt6 Sen feinolidcn
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slisne Sen sln1tllrm niobt ul,fsubultcI,
permpbtc. Sic Scutld)eu fplgten Del1
Nuiirtcn iiber Sen SluB unp brettete1
lid, su eleider 3eit aui beioen ltTern
aus. Sic Nltirtcu lohcn eiu. paB lie
it'd BORT nidlt SIT bolten pcrmod)tcn.
Sic liipIicteu slbbdn9e bes slisnez
Sbales bpten eiu 9lltes &ertbctois
gunssgeldube, nber sic sllliirtcu iparcu
au 3obl Sll 9ering, llm Dauernp &l=
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bclhlplien Die peerfiibrer auf blc rid
ipdrts geleeene oohebene 5urild5ufals
len unn bas gintrefien Ser Helcrpet'
ob5ulnrtett.
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9crIin (iiber 2pnbpn) 81. Nat
slus ben umtlihen Sagesbsridt.- gs
| linp bts icst iiber $4,000 8cfan9ene
ipcit iibcr 400 G'cidliise lnD Saulenpt
bon MuldM1eneepcbren pun Den Sellts
| lhen crbclltet lpnroeu.
ScrIin (iiber 2pnonu), 81. 0tai
= Mus hem umtlifcn sben>bcriht. =
Nu Ser ;Srnnt BON 9tpnpn bis ipeItltd
! bon &beims perlauft unlcr Slngriff 81
unleren @atnlten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-01
Selbit tuen,l
{ Associated Press

Gbica9p, 81. Olai S5l1 elmer
slnlpradc lit Der SubrcspcrIammlnna
Der Saiupis State Bar slllpciatipn err
fldrte 5ellte Sen. 8pob, bnB, ielbii
ipenn Sranfreicb in 9luinen llnter bci1
Biiben Ser ScutIcbcn l19e uno Ser
SeinO Gnglanb erreihen llno pcrlpillten
.Ioltc, Sic Ser. Stuaten ouG ibr 3iel,
Sen arieg 81 geipinnen, niht alf9e6cn
biirften.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-01
Au8 6cm MuBlanoe.
gDie 3uitanbe in 8Dbmeit.
{ Associated Press

2pnbon, 81. Dtai. - 9lufitdnoe
|unb tnnere 3niitigfeiten aqer 2lrt lin0
tn Snbmen I'M 3unebmen. Gtne g8iez
ner 3eitllng ingt, baB bie Iepi9en 3uz
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feincn Nuslpes finben fonnc. eSn Erd9
lpurOen Bic @ei6dftiteqen bon 2 Deutz
ldcn 3eitl1n9eu 9epliinpert.
5einolihe sstteser bumbaroirten ,uieber
eim 2a5arctt.
Associated Press
Vei Ser Britt 6eu q I m e
in 1Sranfrcit, 81. WIni. - Sonncr5z
tag frilb lpnrfen beutlhe Sliegcr ipiez
bcrum |ombeu olf Elm 3u3arctt. 9iesz
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Sie @erluitltlte lit 5iemliA grpB, uno
inter oen getDbteten lit aud) eiu amez
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Sperotions5in,mer eiuem britildben 81
Ti5ter grade Elm 8et1uhllngsmittel beiz
brtn9cn lpplltc. SS1 Sen 9lnnu(en oes
@u5nrettoienltcs lit in bielem arie9e
nod feline groBere 5eimiuhung oorgez
fom,ncn, ols bieler 2l,ftiiberIall uui
Gin Su5arett.
Yritiider Munatsperluit.
2oubpu. 81. Dlui. Sic Ser
Il'tc i'm hrftiIhcn e,ssr i'm Rct,.e.t Roi
beliefen lid, auf 166,S02 Mnnn. Sic
bertbeilten It6 ipie iol9t: @cfollen ooer
an @unben geltorhen, 536 Sfft8iere
llub 2O,51S Monnihoften; ber1puubet
pber permibt, 6,to2 Offi5icre unb
1896 Wtnnn.
@ou Der Sficniiue.
3 fri h 81. IG1i. - 9eutld1z
ldnoilfe 3eituugcn entbulten Sic 9iudz
ridlt, onB on3 @rpbe onuptQuartier Dos
peutlhe Fublifllm bapur 9elparnt babe,
5ll erluurteu, bob bus 1uettere beutldJc
|urbringen in nemlelhen Se1npp itattz
fiubcu iperoe, ipie in nen lesten puur
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bcutlhen %erlulte = 1uirb hin5u9efil9t
- leien nur ser 8idttgteit oes &ulnz
pies un9emelien.
Snperii6tlidyc Stimmmne in 9pubpn.
2rnb on. 80. Wui. - Sus britt
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Sruntrcih nit Ser linn eieeutbiln1liz
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$50 Sic neuciten Greigni1ie er0rtert
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Oreben iperben ulto pub fein @rllnr sur
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-01
Aus r,Buubc8bauptttabl
$12,O41, $4,000 fir bic slrmee.
Associated Press

gBn lbingt on. 81. Moi. 3ie
grDbte jdbrlicbc Acknowledgements
lage in Der @eidibte ir8enbeiner Natiz
on in S,ibc bon $12,041,6S2.O 900, Suz
alei6 nit Der grmdbti9u,9 fir Scr,
Erdlibentcn, alleTau9lid)cn in ben Sci
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belltc gfn1nlittn9 lpdt bon1 6allle an
genommen nnb bann Dem Scuut ii6erz
ipteien.
20 9satiui,e,l eeseit bic Mad)te bes
Wniclt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-01
AuB benz 9nlanbe.
sSlie9ertob.
{ Associated Press

90 n 9 m crp, slla., 81. Mai
- 6liegcrfaoctt @co. $. 2acoste ga
ipurhe belltc yindmittog auf pem Snpz
lor sSluafelb set0btet. uls er aus
elmer 60be bon 200 Sub obItiir5tc.
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sclcsrapbiihc Nuti5e't.

OF. WlUl.
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ct. 2ouis 3, Sctroit 2.
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Stem gorf 2, Gbilarclpbia l.
ct. 2ouis Z, Yittsbur9 Il.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-01
Nmfforbermne srm Gtnidraufen.
{ Associated Press

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-01
8tuiuigung fit bit gee III &0be oon
$12,04L682,0 2,000o. sangenoulnttu,
81 Der Gtnihrdmtnn9 bes 8Stts lberbram6S bart
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lih peritcben.

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Mcdnllngsiabr auf 23,00O,00O.0OO
beln!fen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-01
S,olte ben fiinften 1cimo nteber.
{ Associated Press

Can Sranci SEQ, 81. @tui. =
Qent. Spuglas Campbell uus Sun So
ie, SIieger bel bcn omerifanild)en Grz
peoitipnstrlppen in 6ranfrei6, bot
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seidnltne gefunbcn, nls ein "IB" be-
5eihnet 5ll ipcrben. Slcs lplrbe beute
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