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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-01
for Tammany domination. 1t is the
same sinister combination which as

Tor Tammany domination. 1t is the
same sinister combination which as
pres to annex the state government.
II Hearst is nominated the Democratic
party will deservc'the defeat which will
surely overtakc it. The independent
and self-respecting press of the state
VIII not under any circumstances sup
port Hearst.
when Hearst first appeared in the
public life Of this state he advocated GER
tain liberal and progressive ideas which
the people believed should be enacted
into law At that time, because of the
views which he expressed, many sup
ported him who have since learned to
despise his utter insincerity and selfish
ness. He has advocated good causes,
not to aid these causes, but to aid him
self. He has pretended to be the
champion of the poor, but he has cult
waited the poor only that he might be-
tray them. He pretends to represent
the independents only that he may be-
tray them for his own political adj
vancement. He has constantly TO-
mented race antagonisms in our popu
lation for his political and pecuniary
profit. He has degraded the high pro-
fession of journalism. His newspapers
have been recognized as INSCRIPTIONS
at home ar broad
"1f the opposition to the Hearst-Tam-
many control of the state will act in
time and organize, that sinister COM
blnaton will not dare to pcrpetrate the
outrage upon the state which it now
contemplates. If prompt action is not
taken it will be too late to defeat this
combination.
"The Hearst Tammany combination
cannot succeed. If this nomination is
forced on the party it will meet oppo-
stion in the primary. The true char
acter Of the cons piracy to put this state
IL the hands of the Hearst Tammany
combination will be made so clear that
it will have no chance of success"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-01
News in Brief

Edward Dolan. seven years old. OF 4Ol
West Fortythird Street. killed ycster-
day when he walked behind one surface car
and stepped in front of another at Sixty
sixth Street and Third Avenue
X. Il. Macdonald. Of Buffalo. former vice
president Of the Curtss Acroplanc Company
has been commissioned lieutenant com.
mandcr and placed in charge OF the naval
aircraft fnctory at League Island Yard, Phil
adclphin.
Carlo Litcn. Belgium actor, called the
Henry Irving of Belgium" give rcadnRa
of patriotic poems in French last night nj
the Manhattan Congregational Church
lieutenant Charles fe Roy Hunt. attached
70 the auhrtcrnnster'n office, in Whitehall
Street collapsed yesterday md died in tho
arms ~ his sweetheart, Miss Martha fuhner.
At her home. VA Union Hill lie was 70
have gone 10 France soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-01
Wilson Starts
Federal Meat
Control Policy

Continued from page !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-01
Medals for Women
Who Lead in SAVING

One thousand medals for valor in
the face of temptation will be awarded
by the Mayors Committee Of Women
or National Defence to the housewives
of the city who best observe the food
conservation rules between March Is
and June Is. Judges who award the
medals will be food officials. The com
mittee has issued Il pamphlet giving
the methods of food saving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-01

dition of pricc-nxing, and. to my mind,
all theories go BY the board"
Mr.. Hoover said three courses were
open in the matter of the control of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22
A Carmen % 8apen.
vi Rsasa,t atm yatHn farmer.
uGroiiulo og bertil er en- goo SiGlp /
aampen MOB @ilbbooren.

pGroiIulo og oerttl er en- goo SlGlp /
8ampen moo Silbbooren.
@aabe / Horo Safota % Montona
iflIlbe BELT for;eges meo N @arietet
ginterrug, ser err fienbt iom "Noro
Gafota go. 959". s peitlige Spo
Gafcta er Ser life flor Sorifiel poa
oennc @arietet eller "Smebiib" -
oglaa folot "0iinneiota go. ." -
Saarrile err Der life meget forIegt
meo / peitlise Noro % Spb SofOta,
% Den ilaar beller life paa lan9t
nGr ioa gobt til ion &interrlig.
s peitlige Noro Safota. og eItlige
Wontana fan @interrug bli Ioat ira
sliieiiit lobe til September 15oe, og
/ Spb Safota ifi,loe ben better life
bli ,aat ienere enb Sftober 15be. Sio-
Zig Scanning er at a~nbeiale; iIGr bpiS
Seniigten er at rpooe no l1fruo paa
famine Sio, iom man %prohucerer Ell
bProtrlilo Ioltng. SCAR man ITO
Iigt, piI EIanterile filler" nter enc
elers, bporfpr nlalt life bebsucr at
iaa fulbt iaa nteget pr. slcre, 'om
naar man Idar no9et lent. Sra 4 til
3 Tecfs pr. slcre er oct alninoelige.
@interriia 'aas ofte paa "biifeb"
Igerlanb, iom oct bar Smoa8ren
paa Naret fer oglao - Speoe eler
SABRE T. Gr. s oct SiliGloe er oct
10 iorbolospis lioet Irbeibe meo at
p,obucere en- Auling. Gr imiolertlo
iaaDallt "Stllbble" .Sono altior tort,
iaa S9oen life foll gro, er Oct beolt
at iaa @interrltgen elltet pod Mais-
lanb, "Tanop" clcr SeitpleigSlc.
Spring Gn,mer, Iom melt gaor
UNDER Oct urigtige Napn "Spelt"
eQer "SpeltS", blir Der aplet cnoel
al til Scoergren / peitli9e Noro og
Spo Safota. Zen beoite Bartlett or
"Yaroslap". Cen gipcr omtrcnt laa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22

aorn uoopcr / ct Gag Strao. Dc
giber lig life, ier DC timber bpert
&orn.
- ri 800 &orietetcr llarus p6er
Saiien nleo qoO gppetit lS2, iortTl.
Ter ct 6armerblao.
- DC Gar, @intcrhpeoen life blir
ifaoet ON &interer, aiper Sen inoen-
ior MtoiabeItct Here @uiheT@ mcr pr.
Acrc enc Taarbpcocu, 3. b. iom
RegeI. Tonrbpeoeu 'pneS at togc
lettere Sfooe al uQliuitigt @eir emo
anoet Smaogrcn.
- Soucirset er oct lifreIt al fdife
liz Inorcit mllligt idnr.
- 90 Soamoiien ~ Oct er nof at
nGpnc BEN! Sea tit Snomais ira Ell
6rsbonoier / miotre Viinneiota en-
@ong. Cen arococ luitiQt nof, og oct
blcu Stllf loo grou % hsi, at Oct par
ct Spn, men life ct 9lr Moi3 uPrb at
foge engong. 6orient ianot ieG no,
at Woiicu par fommen ira Ell Graft
Here SunOrcoe Wtil ipo Tor mig.
- Bis mig en- Mono, iom on igiert
% 90 igien uaoicr ON, al ri life fan
ioa "ioite" 6oruer MI mer 0. l. b..
ioroi nj if oisie 6arper ira 5pif
Iano, Ter on" - % leg itol piie 0ig
en- Ntono, iom iortiener at bli maIet
gul. St ioor bcore 6arpcitoiic m,
END bpoo (pitcren ioIgtc os.
- Scr ariRen blco Der ! lpifIonh
9(or ON al,oct 'sot Oh ! Viialoucr
@riie bore t gneruc. Ter bIeo foot
90 ilere 9ogqooro. @riic / 1pitlnrN
emo @riie pau 6ormer / Canada T.
Or.
9omlIo5irs Glic pl;cr iiJ al
pare et goot Subititllt Tor CItUcu.
ollie. vi bruger 'elp 100000 Ien.
ser al oennc @omllosire Gle boeri
9lar 90 uoitiber ca. 100000 Bomber.
Get or meget mntIilt az ser
Qotoife, ri / 4areue5 2sb fjabte
5pitlano 6etnltc iig ooorligere ior
o., emo ri tpnftc. @eo lot Cmt1nft
fan ri goot flare o5 inf Totaifc ior
uoen.
~ Sicn oit 2olro isrit % remit -
fife Wfummon, Tuuttum,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22
9 maasrbn for peitlisc Nurb % Spb
Safota.
III

Wtnterrng CT Ell 1leeet nler baaro.
fer &orniort erb Ginterbpeoe ogiaa.
Serfor blir Der Mar for Mar aplet
mcr % nler @irterrllg / peitliee
Noro % Spo Gafotd ifslgc Iger-
brugsbepartements "Sarmer'S @lll-
letin $751;. Get bender iieIbeil, al
baarbfere @arieteter al @interri,e II.
Der Sfaoe ON &interen ielp / norbli'
&c Noro Safota. Sc fIarer fig / sI.
minbeligbeo uben nogen @eifpttelie.
Geo Nepea, g. 9af., 9iper iepnt
oper Ginterrii9 miitbre pr. Mcre END
%interbpeoe, men / g. 9af. Iom 3e-
gel en- gob Gel mer. Get er en- prr,
biiuIo Sooeraplins, % Der bespnoer
oglaa at bli mer og mer arap efter
Slug ! Marfebet.
Spis @interr,tg iaas eanife tiblist.
tan Hllgageren beites enbel SOFTEN
ilooper, % ga slug porer frobigt ira
tioligt ON @aaren isien, Tan ben bel.
tcs uooper Gaaren Ell Sio og;aa.
Sfte bIir @interrilg iaaet meo bei
Maal for Die, at Sen ifal fprle
ltgrGs. Ginterrlts moones tibligere
enc atoet 9rpn / oe her nGpnte Sraf-
ter, % ben unoeaar oerfor Tom &eeel
at libe Sfaoc al Serfe. Gen moones
O9iaa en- goo Gel tioligere ems Bib.
faprc, 6porfor Sinterri,g CT e, ben.
craftsmanship @plins for llorpoelie el.
Ter Surffelie al nGpilte panifeliee
llfrilo. Weset 2anb / Noro 0afoto
or blet ilemt befpnet meb @ilbbapre
paa @ritnb al, at Ser aples Snlao.
gren slar eiter aar pao Oct, oa Bin.
terrng blir nrer % mer lat Yris pao
ipm en- Ipline, Der baaoe / Jig ielp e,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22

Strsg al q. Sof. /. Or. er Der 6arme
pno 100 Icres at iao fisbt til en-
VriS al 1000 a 5000 Collars, er
oct mig bctienot. Get begDnocr al blt
trongt / Spen for nogen buer, lom
flrnoe iinoe goot Gilm for iig ielu og
Somilie noe paa 2anoct. elsie Be
m%Grfninger gisres life / ocn Sen'
iigt at Ioffe Spiolf no pou Sanoet,
men Tor at minoc ltnge WtGno og
auinocr paa 6armen ON, at De fan
iinbe Jig ct mt &irfeielt lben at trGf
fe aiiteo til Storitaoen, hpor Der fan
BIZ nter trangt Tor Dem, en0 DC bap0e
orsnlt ON. Wtin Griaring or, at
Spell er ell oaarlig Tlo0s Tor Ell rot
tig Sanlilie, bpiS 6orierger mao Isgc
omfring eiter lin1pelt Irbeioc oa tagc
tiltaffe meb, bpoo SIogS Nrbcioc og
Ssn Der bpoea BAN.
- Soor oct life bil Ipffe5 gool
meo Ilialia, oiloe oct oite Isnnc ii1
mco "Smeet" alsper. Spi5 Seo.
flspcren og'aa ifulbe ilaa Sell, uiI0e
oct fonrme oeroi, at SSorocu er iur,
at Ben o9 Spoen life blco inouuleret
eQer ogiaa at 6rset par ooarligt.
0intcrrua iaat ti0liQt ON Raorerl
blir Iom HegeI megct goo Bette | lire
cler lem Wooneoer. Ger Dor laos
ti0ligit mllIigt, oa Nattciroit life ito.
ser sen. Wnn fan / Ilminocligbeo
bequnoc at ilippe areoturcnc inopao
Huaitpffct Ter a inn Tiger c'ter Suo.
ningcn.
@iQiom Tenn gnp / 1GSi Den
9eioling, at Tor hoer ) Tcrcs, lonr
blep rpooet oq oprtet / Nenn'nluunla,
Ifuloe Der irttea igien en- Acre Stog.
Gar Sen Hegel blet irlgt operolt belle
Sioen iioen oa, pilbe FER life blet 'lt1
6ore Tor Inngel poo SrTnoiel
Tenu par ell bis Nono.
- Gn Stioelieiobrit ! Iroo@tooi
Gountp, Maine, inbrifcrer M &c
Cons StiueIic eQer "Storcb" pr.
Gag, % per er mango iIige Tabrlter
igan1 / Maine MI. Get er Cuerifu.
bet al Ioteter, Iom BET blir gIort Sti.
nelie al. Gsr arigen fog pi nor I'll.
pelie iaopeliom pore 6arpeitoi'e ira
Spiflono.
g Scbtpeij ioar hper Eer'ou
Glino Sufter % Ell Temteocl Funr
Smsr Or. Naoneb.
6ar on gjort "Ssbarueiteu cnour
% iaaet Sien / Sus? 9ette er o8iac
ct al Sc arbeioer. 8armerne / 9iabo.
laget ifu!oe biplpe hperanore mel
cmtrent iom meo Serifningen.
- 8ip life De brpgtige 8riicplr
fer for meset Mais. Giu oem Rof
o. Noteter M OF oa. iamt goo anIeo.
ming iii at bepGse Jig omfrirJ no
ri quit. Strs Iiot @rsn Bit o. bel
paa 9afen Tor Dem, iaa De bar noge'
al ieae eiter.
~ Sens 6etaler aIorig beore iol
6eoeu emo uaar DC ma lpartc CT
goo Gel Tor Den. Strs oerfor oere;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22
g(mcrifa sSes WQierenc
/ Terncnsfrigen.
1918 ltnnnne.

1918 ltogaUe.
81 riat ianitreret 90 iuitruttiut Sefte
meS DC nucite aurtsr ouer DC frig'
ierenoe guuoc meo ipeeicllc Starter
itor WnalcitOf Uucr De TOriticlligc
Sruuter.
Iette prpqtiQt &erf i~nOcboloer
blonot anoet en- "RcoegiorcIie Tor
aeiicrcus @laner ON ct &erOensrigc
iro Sombur0 til 8ogOoo". 9e~itrtpeIic
al en- amerifonit Soloats lloitpr. MED
bper CieuIturo uibil0et oJ mertct
meo @ris, "StibsbpgJeriarnc % Il,
Poooene", "Nuorfor &c amerifanitc
3ropper cr / lorraine CiitrIftct al
oer franite 6ront", "CpbOe5omber",
Q. / ., .. ..
III 81 mango uom1rteoc 9Illeoer
ifol iipr nGpne3 Oh oobbcItitoig
Tremitiajug al CT mt 9ugreb MED
flnoeuoe %lO pao eugel'fe Sropper. It
lepenoe Stag al Crloqsquiter. soto.
uruiicr Al General Eerihiug OF as
mlrul Gins % De ioritieutle Slaeocr
ira pore Cutters Sip / 6ranfrig.
Sette Seite er paa 6ngelif.
Qris 80 Gents euer ION Erpmie
meo ~9oiten~ et 9lar S1.75.
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
..s..aa.s.Aa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-22
6nao os Sinf.

On Sing, ell 6ormer life Dor loo.
ne bort, or Susitigen. Sfuloc ser
fomnle SlO los / ct Gag, og Der life
ianotes ell 400 Stige poa 1Snrmen.
oiloe man pore iloe oeran. Sg man
oiloe itao / 6ore for of tobe 9(siu.
roncen ogiaa. Nan ifuIoe berior al.
tio ia SuaitiGen paa ct Steb, hpor
man Ietpinot % burtigt fan iaa Ioi
paa oen ielo / Mprfe.
- @Iem life of asiurere og Of FOR.
me oin Tolicn. naur Sioen err noe,
&c isrite Snbpanbrere til bette
2ano lepcbe pnn @ais, Siif % Silot
ca Mais er ocn Tag / Tug nor pig.
tigite Ioling. Saaoe Solf og I'M
tripes gobt paa Wais. @io MIC
@ais og @eIf, os ies ifaI life iltre
Tor ri bar Soben5oaerne paa Hp9ger
oa meS 9iuoerne / 9eiret. let el
npIten Spno % Sfam, OF iaa mango
al os bapbe urnnet Jig al meb OF ioiit
@ais
Ger iinoes enom / 20 Statel
ca. en- SieroeoeIs gia. slcres "irit'
Sano for Dem, iom er uiaise iii al 81
@oraerc al 6orcueoc Stater o. Gle
re al en- 6drm. 90 ieIu i n~ofiaa soo'
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20

all industry will be placed on an
equal footing and each will be called
upon TO make its share of the sac
rifce necessary to maintain the nat
ion at the highest possible point OF
military and economic efficiency for
the prosecution of the war.
I'm addition to this emergency re-
striction over the designated five days
the fuel administration has ordered
that all use of fuel except by on
sumers classed as absolutely neces-
sary shall be prohibited on Manday of
each week from Jan. 2S to March -
that is on Jan. %, February 4, II,
is, rs and March 4. II, Is anG 81.
"The order under which these re.
strictions are made is designed to dis
tribute with absolute impartiality the
burdens oof patriotic denial. All
classes of business are treated alike.
Except on the DAYS covered in the
order the normal supply of coal to
all consumer will be maintained, the
necessary consumers designated In
the order are given preference and
priority in the delivery and use of
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20

coal order issued by Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield is the greatest disas-
ter that has befallen the United
States in this war. We cannot i'm
agine what Mr.. Garfield was thinking
of when he issued the order, nor can
W. understand why President Wilson
permitted him to issue it."
The New YORK Tribune says: THE
order is impossible for coherent en-
forcement. The fuel administration
has lost its head"
The Times says: t is the worst
possible preparation for the next
Liberty Loan
The Sun says: Our transportation
system has become tied in so hard
a knot that We might freeze TO
death before the government could
unite it
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20

coal at all times, as we'll az on the
days when. other use CT coal is pro-
hibited.
THE United States fuel admins
tration counts upon the complete pa
triotic cooperation of every indiv-
ual, firm and corporation affected by
the order in Its enforcement. Every
effort will be made by the fuel admin
istration and other government Of
iioials charged With the enforcement
ef the order to carry out the plan
proposed without undue interference
with tie ordinary course of business.
ut is the earnest desire of the fuel
administration to prevent entirely
any permanent dislocation of indus
try or labor.
Former President Taft upholds
the government order, while many OF
New York City's editors see disaster
In Garfield's plan.
The former president alludes to the
order as follows:
The Times says: at is the worst
features which must result from the
war, but like the good Americans
that We are, we will adapt ourselves
to the conditions imposed upon us by
our government.
Many of us have not fully realized
that this country is at war, but the
drastic. order of DR.. Garfield in shut
ting down our manufacturing plants
for a period of five days looks very
much like war"
The New York World says: The
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20
DRASTIC ORDERS AFFECT
EASTERN INDUSTRIES
(Cotinued from Page one)

curing the remainder of the winter.
ITO meet these necessities. the
fuel administration has ordered as an
immediate emergency measure that
on the days of Jan. 1S, 10. 30, p
End 22 preference and priority in the
use of coal shall be given only to
those consumers whose consumption
of coal is absolutely necessary. These
include in order: Railroads, domes-
lie consumers, hospitals and charita-
BILE institutions. public utilities, ships
at %tidewater for bunker purposes,
United States government use, nut
nicipal or county governments for
necessary public use, manufacturers
of p~erishable food, or food for i'm
mediate consumption.
During the Ave days designated
no manufacturing industry shall be
allowed to operate. even II it has its
coal supply on hand. BY this means
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20

AN EXAMINATION of any collection of miscellaneous printing shows
widely varied typography and every kind of depression In illustration.
makeup and color. There are but few examples which have any dis
uncuye style. The conclusion is that style is what Is most needed to de-
ydop higher efficiency of printing and for the greater profit Of the user
This lack Of style ia not property understood unless n compares COR
responding classes of work produced by different Offices. Criticism with
wi, examples OF good and bad styles is not especially convincing. but
sve,on ian see and draw conclusions from comparisons. White PIN
News printing shows a good quality of product-the kind that makes
the widest appeal to the good sense OF the public.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20
Now brokerage Firm.

e. A. Bates has opened a broker
age Office in Ely at $50 Aultman
street, formerly occupied by Schiller's
music store. He Will handle stocks
and bonds of any kind desired by
the investing public, at present do
ing the most business in oil and min
ing.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20

For Rent-Four-room house at 925
hurry ST., also furniture for sale.
Phone 42-Y 1-20-tf.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20

Goes to Salt Lake.
r. p. Arnold spent a few days of
the week in Salt Lake on business.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-20

coal at all times, as we'll az on the
days when, other use CT coal is pro-
hibited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-26
A Christmas Prayer.
God grant no little child may 90
l. Il

God grant no little child may 90
With hungry heart or empty hand
Gipe this thy ieorld one radiant day
To understand, TO understand
Give US the fitting word to sag,
The spendririft smile, the brdre ca.
ress;
Disclose our hearts and gire us not1
The courage OF our tenderness!
Lord, zee are old pith toll and tears,
Our souls are relied 10Th Udrious art,
Yet stiH the little children keep
Thine ancient simpleness Of heart
And they alone Of al thy breath
Nay bind the burning angels eyes
And, striking laughter from the suord,
Retrdce the years to parddise.
They are 50 brdue nth lore and
dreams,
So eager eyed and, ali, so dear!
! think pe must return them non
The fdith they bore across the year.
/ think that pe must oire them NOR
The spendthritt smile, the Kindly
pord,
TIA: earth may keep It's ancient hope
And ue thy fun commandments,
Lord.
Dana Barnes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-26
WASTED HOT WATER
IS so MUCH COAL
THROWN OUTDOORS

Almost without exception domestic
water. Is provided In the cities Of shs
east by pumping plants which bmrs
coal
Therefore. any Of the hundred ways
In which we babltually and cOmmOmsy
waste water Is n direct waste Of cesa
So far as cold water IL concerned.
this Is a very small waste indeed, eut
IL is q much more serious matter where
hot water In concerned, the UBbiel
States Fuel Administration points Osss-
A leaky tap on hot water pipe win
waste several gallons Of water-nsA
several pounds ~ coal--iD an hour.
SEE THAT AL YOUR WATER
PIPES AND FAUCETS ARE WITH
OUT LEAKS.
little careful supervision In the
kitchen Will often cut In half tho
quantity OF hot water used, with ss
obvious saving In coal.
Likewise, many OF US are spend
thrIfts when we get into batstuA
and use two or three times as much
water as necessary for perfectly
good bath.
Don't let the water run after Jon
have enough IN the tub for bath.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-12-26

.ions, Nith euuaJous most serious in
Fnaud
/ I'ohcmia Serbia, Raumanin ami
Montenegro have already reached the
famine point ana are suffering heavy
toll or death. The Armenian polnla
lion Is failing cdeh Ncek as hunger
takes it> toll, Hud 10 Greece, Aibauis
and RounGuin 90 serious are the food
shortages thal famine Is near Az
though starvation is moi yct immiucBl.
Italy. Switzerland. Bulgaria and Tar
key are In the lhrocs Of serious st,.in-
gcncieS
IN order 10 fGiill America $ pledge
IN world relief We will have 10 cxp.sri
every ton of food which can he hnn
died through our ports This means 81
the very least minimum Of 2uWtD, lsNf
tons compared with G0O0 OD0 Tons ,~r
war cXporis and II,S2O0DO tons III
ported last year, when we We're borBJ
by tle lies " war TO the Europeas
allies
II We fail 10 tighten The black spG a
on the hunger map or II We allow Bby
portions 10 become darker lbr very
peace for which We fought and hle6
will he threatened Revolt and anarchy
inevitably follow famine Should this
happen we VIII see In other parts ~
Europe a repetition Of the RussIan de-
bacle and our fight for world peace
will have been In vain,
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USE OF BUCKWHEAT COAL WILL HELP
RELIEVE ANTHRACITE SHORTAGE
United States Fuel Administration Urges Liberal Use Of SmaIe
Size Of Hard Coal Which Cost
Consumer Less

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Householders III The Middle West
hitherto accustomed 20 The use OF an
thraeltc coal, were placed on reduced
allotmcnts of hard coal mis- winter Ia
order that the northeastern section OF
the country might have It's customary
full supply
With distribution facilitated through
the working OF the zone system, the
amount Of hard coal available APP
peared 10 be more than ample for re-
qulremebts The anthracite miners
had maintained a steady level Of pro
duciion during summer and fall
months which seemed to provide con.
servatiye basis for estimates.
A tremendous slump IN production
followed the sweep Of the influenza epi-
deInic, however. Hundreds OF miners
fell III from the disease, and OF those
who recovered few were able TO reach
their former efficiency within several
weeks
The tons mined figures, after
slight upward trend from the worst OF
the "du" effects, fell again when the
miners Joined hands with the rest Of
the country in the two celebrations Of
the signing Of the armistice.
Between the two causes, the total
anthracite production figures received
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b a blow which viii require the most eS-
IRENE efforts Of alI available anthra-
cite miners 10 remedy. Even before
the signing Of the armistice the Fue!
! Administration aus obtaining the fur
/ Tough OF anthracite miners from the
army 10 as great an extent as possible
| In order 10 meet the situation
Few consumers have sufficient an
thracIte coal to last them through the
entire winter. If you are one of those
fortunates 1t Is incumbent upon you
TO make the supply in your cellar 20
ms many months ms possible In order
that less well supplied households viii
nor have 10 do without
Aside from the most extreme econ
only in the usesf domestic sizes Of an
thracite coal the Fuel Administration
urges the following measures:
The use OF No. Buckwheat coal to
supplement the larger sizes. Buck
wheat size cannot be used alone)
The use OF wood TO as great an ex-
tent as possible.
The sitting of ashes 10 reclaim the
considerable amount OF balf-burned or
entirely unburned coal falling through
CRATES
Weather stripping OF doors and win.
dows so that less fuel will be required
for heating