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| felt rather naughty TO come face 70
face with my victim, now a prisoner
but I did not know what to say. II
seems he would not believe that an
American officer had brought him
down. He looked me all over. and
then asked in French II I was an
American When I answered yes.
| he had no more to say.
There was a huge crowd about the
wrecked plane. and the FIRST man !
ran into was our major-the com.
handing officeV-and he was the hap
piest man in the world outside Of me
and Doug A French and an Ameri-
can general blew up in a limousine to
congratulate us-coIoneIs. majors, all
the pilots. all the French officers. me-
chanics-everybOd in the town and
camp. All had seen the fight One
woman, an innkeeper. told me she
could sleep well from now on. and
held up her baby for ne to kiss
looked at the baby. and then felt
grateful TO my major. who pulled me
away in the nick OF time. l had my
mechanic take on everything avail
able-the machine was a wreck-but
got some splendid souvenirs The
big, black German crosses from the
wings. his rudder. pieces Of canvass
with holes from my bullets in them.
all his spark plugs. his magnetic, his
mirror, clock, compass, altimcter. his
clumsy signal revolver, etc.-it is q
great collection.
Doug had set his Hun machine on
fire at three hundred meters, and IL
had fallen in flames. rolling over three
times, and then completely burning up.
There remained but a charred wreck
age, like the sacrifice Of some huge
animal. The Hun pilot had been thrown
out and WAS badly on. His face, hands.
feet, nostrils and lungs were all burnt,
while his leg was broken He il now
in a hospital and my boche is probably
commencing his job OF ditch digging
for the rest OF the war
They get much valuable information
from my mantle other couldn't
speak. He was a Pole. said he was not
an officer because he was A Pole.
although hc had been an 'aspiraDt' and
a pilot at the front for two years. He
said to me. with sort or sigh OF relief.
throwing up his hands at the same time.
'Alers la GUcrrc est fini pour moi"
That afternoon my wrecked Hun
plane and the charred result or
Doug's' good work were exhibited in
the public square Of the town. sur
rounded by an armed guard. and
overlooked by French military
band. 1t also was a great dav for
the townspcople. and has had a good
moral effect. You can imagine II
when you realize it took place above
their roof tops. at only 600 meters.
and that they were able to see the
whole flight. Tho Americans are in
deed welcome in the town now. and
Doug and ! can buy almost anything
at half price
Amusing Incident.
AN amusing incident was this. the
flight vas so near the earth that bull
let's wers nyinE dangerously all
about the ground No one was hurt.
save French worker In tho field.
who received a hole through his car
from one 81 my bullets. and is very
proud Of a."
Two days later both men were dec
GRATED By the French. in an impress
SiVe ceremony with the CZoix de
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men Phree machine gunners from
the Eighth Company assisted In hold
ing the trench entrusted to the unit,
the officers report stated
The German troops had spent two
days and two nights without food or
sleep and were utterly exhaugted.
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Guerre with Palm, and later were
mentioned in general orders and pro-
posed for the American Distinguished
Service Cross.
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CTD1Un FoDAY-J. STU ART
DlhhlNU BLACKToN's Production Of
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American. LIST 4 RI,
I4AHlNDHLL , ToDAY-CoNsTAN
TALNADGE IN THE LESSON To-
MORROW-BUSHMAN AND BAYlyE IN
CYCLONE HIGGINS. D. D."
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frIDDCTI ToDAT-BEssIE BARRIs-
lIHNuEN GALE In ROSE o PARA
e.raFzTE,tt
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DTh7l "a 9th st. n. W.
LAL1fl TO-DAY - DOUGLAS FAR
BANKS IN mr.. FIX IT"
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! CRANDALL'S K EsaS s.. Sf e6L Re.
ToDEY AND TOMORROW - MAE
T[ARgfI IN AL WOAlAN."
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CRANDALL'S az AYE y, FE E4..Is. i:
TODAY-MADdE REfgNEDY. IN THE
FAIR PRETENDER.s'. TOMORROW
CONSTANCE TALMADGE In THE
LESSON Ir-s--rsr.
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ADJUSTMENTS
T664YS IA
= FuA THEAIW
AITRlClLAlS

0TVFDT6 AT 500 p. N.
ULIHlL ~ CLARA K1IBALL YOUNG
1881 U "a. IN The House Of Glass- p"
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TheateF, eth 4 p gtA.
TSNhNuhkL , TO-DAY AND ToMoR.
ROW = NORM TALMADGE In de
LIKE ANNlF
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lnBANTnlVT5CsS savoy TheateF ana
GNANUALL SGGrdsn.I4th 4 Coi.rd.
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW - MARY
PICKFORD n sALISS."
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RANDALLS 1881 1881 az SsSp z r 81; o.
RoW-PAULLNE FREDERICK In RES
SURRECTION."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
Those Famous Boots
Of Charlie 8 Are to
Be Put to the Kaiser

To HELP in the great ~ork %
i putting she hOofs- 20 the Kai
ser Charlie Chaplin has donated
81. funny old boois Arm ~ifh he
bs'ots n course. 20 Charlie snd
nj eane and bis kicks and his
Srigzles He Il am0nE fbe sssr-
o. the motion picture industry
Who have Donated their services
for the making - . -eries Of n.o
ton picture sims Shfch viii -
Used tbrosEhoui me FouTfh I'D
ert, Loan drive IN every fhesier
IN the United Sfsfes
40 star IN TIE r0unfTv Eho bas
ever been > foDiiner gill b. ieft
or All nave expressed EiiIinz.
ness 20 play par IN the game ~
helping seH bon4s Scenarios for
TIE Lsherfy Lnan p.rrures ver@
Eriffen ~ ne ne-r Ero~u EDITORS
% the country Frd b. M 1eFf
talent 70 IRE motion picture III
sins ETery ptfrHTa EliI NOT only
contain fhr piea for burch7se ~
LiberrF Ponds I,uf =sIi - an in
teresfiaE story - sisclf
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er-czns - soDSl111g HOl.-eEIul- ana II
seems 70 b@ rhe-- !8eterDinzriOa 10
bring this 20 focus
had . rerF nice tip acTrss. and did
not get sezzSck Al AL and had iot Of
i'm laughing Al rbe G-fler fellows Ih1zt
did get ssck- We Rad ene OF rEO doctors
IN or bunch that we're very nervous
ARD ne had our oEn fun cut Of them
D. starting r1uors rezzr5lng s1bnnz-
irues and every otaer inzg1nzhl@ sez-E
rntng ne cSald rhsnk up Tie f1naF
p.zr1 Ezs that theF Mould fzl for eFEry
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tarkzt5on only = Zen hears ana then
Ee eOs orders 70 proceed Inland - =
Eso.nr abort 10 nises from port
TIRE ne were 5asIrzb1red 70 the
pants Ehsrs Es were nse2ed- I HoEsrss1
Ehe-s Tor = shoTr Ehi5e Ehen ! Ezs
sear d0En bsr=
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
A NERVOUS WICK
Hron Three Years Suffering. Says
CsTGi Made Her Vel

Texzs CTR, TsL-Is a i=aeresfizF
6ztenezt. N1- Gil Sim. a rstoSE,
szyss @Fcs s-lsEe yezrs ! SIRED Es.oia
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rat was fse CzsY ezse J cold E-i. uhe=
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p-7Tc7 ri ~ boo1 az NJ Ben
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MOT NATION

They said that ne we're not .
nation:
dust . medley from various
lsnos: -
No national hesrt and no NJ
tIonsl seUi;
win no hope and no Wish 70
Join hspoG
ae.hiso 70 hoIo % together;
No aims ard 10 dreams that
se shared:
IssaIs and Backgrounds sIf on
ferenf:.
We eooIsar nsske ssr-b ~
cared
men the ~oro sisreS form &c
the country.
-clsse rsnksi scr the Flag o
- sIlis
AND me faith nat brs1shs -
together
sbon. ogt si the ce.srr e.p
one ep elme hses from ne
peorie.
From Latin ara Norman ara
sisss
America Freseon 70 threat
enecs
Take al mat ~e are sps
We knos ~hs; sse seSshf ~hen
0e esnae here.
what we're perkiss fer.
everyone.
And fhsf sork hss b0gno -
together,
~ ~iH hcls siB st.rnity's
we give yea eur lives ara osr
cellars
we wiH sorS: se vii sshfs
- viii de:
Fer tss taffh ia. has bsIises
nsfion
From n. fsvr .-t.6s - es-h.
an6 rhe sky--
-LSey Jesans prfee
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WEALTH PUT IN BONDS
HASN'T BEEN MISSED
America Has Not Begun YET
to Really Sacrifice TO
Lend to Boys
~ DELLA THo-Pson LUTEs

Asher q M Boy II ghzki- 81 ~
Tor % A7ertcss No-b@E1oo1
There i sore fhzn a. say %
fiat Tbere are 80. Ez11 sfr nstrtas
T5e-e are also hzs-Ies IL r. rz-.rT.
~ TIE k1rehs1 s-Ose. az6 q th~ frost
para Tea tssrs are eysc szsEIes
n rhe pocker oook
CnIsss egsEJ p<rso1 ~ n Azerhca
eets ITO ne ezhr sozsEk<re slo.k
rke It.e. ne sos6s--s a tn fruzs SfII
have 20 fzsr I'D % z1ch hsrseS tzss
% z1ch h1z<er. Eoss % z1ck 10re
bsoo1-kge - % 1zny 8sEe EssA
o. course tke vzr zfzkf - so7 =
y08-tzst yo1 - sorhts< % eelp-
B- she1 20 rez1 tkese vor1s. .
Sod E1y tko111z6 o1hers are rsa6
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We wezr u berzzss 6s1zE1Ea c.
IA sz111 - All - . 10y heaz .
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ever RE G Lhe gDe
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aEhr % - Iasr dI-eh - n IL Eur11
q - h1rr51 zn1.er uh5ch hru1Eh-
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AKA al - - zsr ER-G1
W10An
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n nea 80 uork u far1uEsss 80
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ne nsl ant uoze, NO SKA =
gorsrnEsas O1css ars eEArl-g
h ~o1nen 80 say a hczs Gre
eEkting-lf tks1 plAy = ssunre EHzA
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harder than cikers beeause sc1e 50,
riace uors shzn others n ordsr - ~
gkelr bol1s BIT al are eEAtlnE
TAe buys are givlng up'-everytAlne
Tkey ueed Cur 1clp Thcy IN al =
Ws al theA
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orre-er . -lEcuzanas Hcu,s Co.
~ re<s - s4st t<r ysar. ~ I, -.
s.-,e - r-.F 80 ~ 80 rrsue a -
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nee
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>qsrr csAtf r.a<arlnts us1 aaranre
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fAn fAr1lt any sans,rlrtl1n -.
MAJ heve ptoae NJ I'll.
- q. CHAMBERS Ifa,e, ~.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
GOVERNMENT SENDS
An URGENT CALL

The President Of the Civil Service
C0nDlszkon recs1riy wired
Med fer stsnosrsphers ard typisss
~ WashInston grows mere acute 6aiiy-
Increase effov All p0ssiblel-
Tie GOTsrunn@1r and business con
cerzs are shGrr five hundred thO1s-
ard bpokk=spe-z and s-ezozrap1sEE.
zEl1 are offerirg beginners SALARIES
never before bard o.
The CoEsrnrrszt drafted our Cggll
SerTsee B0okk@@pzzE SCI ard zbogf
EGHTT-FTyE ~ cert ~ The Gov
erznezr's Ste11IEEzp5ers write ths
ssso-rhzzd s5z-sza rf1zt ne tezrh-T1IE
3EST est5slee r1ast cur courses are
THE BEsT
Take. BY NAIL. our esghE- weeks
CEEEi-SerTite- 3lerezntIle -B0okzeep--E
Gears o. Cur Sfrnplinsd sh0+rh1ArE
Cosrzz- TIE latter course coEsis1EzE %
THIRTY LESSONS. ard Se Ezz-zn-
te@ Fo1 from 80 70 flss > z4ozfh -
500 A. y0a qualify 3foaeT haek 4
M satisfied TE0 hEo1red th1zsznt
szrsssie5. nO1ey-zzkIcg former sz1-
5enrs- Clip. III 01t and s<1d Is ths
zozsOEz1E co1poz-
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Girls! Lemon juice
IS SlH EHITEEEU


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grant As-roa los.qz and u-azs.re i ANY
into IL tlre, z,tck. ans aa.i a..-.s.
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OBSERVER A GOLD
medal FOR This
cSn-S--.si sushorzsy tsIIs 49, - S-y
- any esrn - Gales - . lzfts
rizht Ell

Tea cora-pe--eret Dea and wcEen
nse-s suffer % l11Esr- Wear the sAoss
tAat ne1r3y kfIled yOu hsfcr<. SAYS
his Clnclnnati 1ushOri1r. beearS a
few dreEs q free1cae arpllre dlrectiy
q = te1der. aehlnE corn s-o7s sore-sss
az orce ana sron NJ ccrrt lorsenz -
II can - lsfsed oas- rot and an viii
ont \ hi a pain-
A quarter a. An ouace - free1cle
costs WY ntile ~ Any druE stcre. out
Is salflcient 70 take on every hard o.
SIT corn a. caIlus THIS should -
tried. ~ Il \ Inexrsusirc and - sid
no. 70 lnflAme cr even irritale the sur
rountinF tissue ~ skin
II your wife wears hlEh heels she
will - glad 70 know of thIa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
GALL IS ISSUED FoR
LIMITED SERVICE sEs

FzEk1or1- KF~ AK 1-Szr 49,
S-sd Ehirs Lzzstss s@-Esee z-e1 are
ezEes - rspsrr ~ Czzzs VTke<ier.
Ilansz. Ca S~E-szk-r - 8 i Hz4s
zzzoz1csd ro-zsy - MAJ Herr
Rsosez Tee NJ - apsortssz-ss
zZ0zr re EzEaslt cs--z-i@@
1rzls Esszo<rzreers - fl.-s-ss s-rE-
ire are -zzfsss - vstzzrs~r ts@f- se-z-
- ssr sT--Ezszs t1-F - - ssssrrssE-s1
zhs0 zz-s.-5r--E rhs4s 1ses.5srzzs-ss
IN - sezs Az<zss - - -e- We r-sr-
ss-er AEEzss - aEE ~ zsz ~ A1Es
Ere Gays - rzrErr rHez
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
GERMANS MAKING Gas
OUT Or Old TIN CANS

WITH THE AMERICAN ARM N
FRANCE AK - A FTrsz<A rr1ss1er.
Ehs esezBss fr1R tAe G~rzans ana
rs<z-zs1 - hzs 0El Eznez- tO-4sT r1B1
: s11-F e kzrzzE bee1 f1rpsss ~ tk@
Ge-zzzE 70 wsrE N an zsphFxEatEzE
gas fzr11ET- The Frs.eAzAn sass the
Ge-Ezzs are D0E 1ss-g cd IN cans
II rhe Eazzezc1E-e q o1- q rhear
E
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Red c7oss PLEDGES

P1-rles r-Ei<r-< sz1a.-f5cls1E - -
Re,s Grass 1-fr- are -ra-szss-zs 20 5aa
tse4- ra=sEzs AZ erxe
= z 2 ADAMS. czzz-Ezzt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30

. 49, ---A-stl ~ EH.@ AA9w A-HNrW
tsas-s- = 2ezla. Mr.. Azz-s >. fla1k-
efs E.4esfsf AEag AZ tAs az - 90 years.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN



The jolly Efri - DgSn, not MADE
40 training 81 tndeas0r can counter
feif her. there are those, % - sure,
NhO affect Joliiiy. DDt . = only skin-
deep. The j0iIy girl u Jolly under
adverse clrcunlstances-in bad weather.
vbsa she t.asnt = cent % her name
when sbe has the fOotiltebs. when
sfe has Loaf nor sifDati0ns winen sls@
i.air i1mbles aOSn IN pubic. When
sas j. an0BDingl -hen her mi.seuilne
o+.eaaar ~ t.s4Ifr goes Out. I'D
Sben h. returns. Shen h<r bills are
au-. sshs never sssnss % indulge Ia
that fenalb5ns iu1Bry -ihf bl1es and
nj = = malske IL sgpsose that sse -
nSisg. thsf@ = geiiity u the tady Ike
slfs. order.
Tbs Esf 1h5 makes ~ ber tnis1
sl4af yol1fg.ls tise p.eg-r cue. acc sfs=t
she ali ~ hsssy ~ de saaiiy over
DIS fise BtsSsaezss sss thlnks that q
e4lany consists "a alssAinx and IN
enatEerlnE nonsensr. li.4t i = . man
ber ~ speech mercy. Eatlex ti-4n =
duality ~ rne nsis4l uaich aispoass
0lie Z. nlake M aesl ~ everything.
- see tie fslnlsOH o. tks cloud ana
tAe silver Lining t.~alai % q u.Aice
tnN Nrlnkie On t1e reese lsal > eaese
% ra.Fth Suzi5e believe fsFls tglilfg i
40 affair ~ ssiitgn5a.Et bgt $50
las nj t4ra d4sayg oi1tV'i in nDllrs
she sfSgf Nsnlan r.s2als hliy aE1 ~
fn4n o1e Viva sgrs. tils l.lig1s Di<rson
it.U ~ Epo4 hsasor ana Iids D~rsea
shaae lss.at.1a neasE sass ~ no
naenf > Bna4s-s.e.ae svltA taF frferNe-
Ih- 5ol3g slri csnniN sggpTrse her,
~. and z-ssfue .lslrs..s ~ praasss-
nsss. tlnEuistlaz airs - Eot - Nel
ppss1 bef. D4t sziga ~ q riAane tnst
my are horf0Nef psgmas one j.
nsper tgl utth ksr shs hzs ts.st Ia
inste variety Esiea ~ ~ s5sia .ys-
- Ez1 i9get u Kay - : cs.4rabls
tiEnE thai fsinae $50 k4re 70 ttls
natural grace sisysls elslfisafe ana ea-
essElse - - tlsfas~ises aas otisfrs.
sises Y hfi<aseas 4rg rtreasfbens lie.
r-Elss fysEh r1trss pselz4nter.
Fosslaiy = II ~ ss-lSai virus ii Ia
iol.T Eiff any sSFe shaa blse eycn ia
~ bs111s Ezs5en % red kalr - fhs
TtAnssssl tehlity d5Ss s her
EEsssars rsst ~ ~ n.xbti.giies nes-
TX bsbbs-% frorl ~ fkroaf an1 en-
fA2nt1 the Sorit szsf a. tEe t.et
Fo1Es lortn as sp1Es. ~ profz-e
sSr-lr-s ~ G1prsns..fltste1 art fsst
a. ~ tree biestsrls. "a grasses spED1s
~ s-4rs sEA.s<. siii.osr s1fort ska
CT ees1En. EIrh s.aosFity aDa co-s-an-
- ard sto1e1ns1fy. Let hsr - aklS-
Srecked O. an Iasaiks E-ran1es - =
h-1 a pals yet tse dos ~ Ias4 ~
4h.sts tf-At p@cEilaT tEIit sikh rzaks.s
s'snsniz- for ihOa~ 4s-rst ~ a-f
aseeps tess uo5 usls c5s y fkssr skF.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-30
FARM MACHINERY.

WEz-eEer Eo1 ned n the -y -
c@ nAeAzsGT wzE@ eee- III -
EDrEsd n n rlEhr pr1ces y AEEs-
IL S1y5er- Cal fer wkz1 y11 nse6-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-17
WALDEN

Christmas exercises by the Walden
school assisted by some talent from
the. Virgins and -Four Corners school
win be held in the church Tuesday
evening, Dec. "a, consisting of recita-
tons, music and Christmas trees.
Several from town were in ST.
Johnsbury Friday.
Mr.. Currier, organizer, was in town
recently in the interest of the n. Z.
M. T. A.
The fine sleighing of the past ten
days was badly damaged by the re-
cent warm weather.
The Kittredge boys are cutting
wood on the II. L. Rogers farm.
Edgar HAYES has hired out to work
with his team for +. l.. Walbridgc. g
An occasional automobile is seen in
town. Some resting by the roadside
(or the middle Of. it) evidently trying
to realize that this town is not the
ideal place to operate car in winter
and that a good horse and sleigh is
not such an lawful back number
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-17
SEVEN LOAVEs OF BREAD
FOR EVERY PERSON IN
U. S. SAVED FROM WASTE
Farmers and Threshermen Patriot
caIly Respond to Call Of Food
Administration.

From information received by the
u. s. Food Administra ton from the
principal grain growing states. it is
now possible to announce with fair ac-
curacy the amount of wheat saved last
harvest by Improved methods Of han-
ding. According to official calcutta
tions, efforts toward cleaner threshing
saved fully 100000 bushels Of wheat
With corresponding savings of other
small grain harvested and threShed IN
n similar manner. In addition, other
states, though unable to furnish fig
ures reported greatly reduced harvest
losses.
The figure for wheat alone is equiv
alent to seven one-pound loayes Of
bread for every person in the United
States and represents food that form
ery was either an absolute loss or
was recovered TO only Il slight extent
by poultry and livestock. While OPP
portunities in this branch of conserva-
ton were large, the quantity of grain
recovered SURPRISES early expecta-
tons. It is noteworthy also that re-
suits wore secured principally through
voluntary cooperation.
No conservation measure Of the
Food Administration. If is declared,
port than that pledged and rendered
by farmers and threshermeu toward
reducing grim waste at its source.