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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-16

The German attack against Ameri-
a positions on the right bank of
the River Meuse, north of st. Mihiel.
on Sunday was made by a force Of
about 400 picked troops who recently
had been transferred from the Rus
sian front. Although the Americans
We're outnumbered more than two to
one the correspondent of the Asso-
ciated Press with the American army
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-16

Herald Want Ads Bring Results
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-16
Liberty bond
NO r

~ NO ENEMY, PATIENTS,
Washington. April 16.-President
Wilson today stopped the issuance of
patents and copyrights:to enemies and
revoked the authority given#Ameri-
cans to apply for patents In enemy
countries.
g. &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-16
CLEMENCEAU BACK
FROM FRENCH FRONT

/ Paris. April 16.-Premier C!emen-.
lceau returned to Paris last night
been getting into close touch with
conditions. The Impression of the
situation which he brought back to
the capital with him was q favorable
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-16

Buy a Liberty Bond
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)()I) w
dark blood red quality of the vesy BEST sweet tender
and lasting. One of the best for the market gardener
and the home gardener. Pkt. 1Oc; o. 15c; " pound,
9Oc; pound $1.75. d,
EARLY BLOOD TURNIP-A Medium Early sort,
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EARLY ECLIPSE-A very choice early Variety we'll
known and popular shape gobular, and of extra fine
quality. Per Pkt. 1Oc; o. l5c u pound, 9Oc; pound,
$175.
SWISS CHARD OR SPINACH BEET-The leaves
of Swiss Chard used greens, cooked in
spinach and the large ribs prepared like
asparagus, in which manner they delicious Per
Pkt. 15c; Csc.
GOLDEN TANKARD MANGEL-Best for dairy
farming Considered indispensable among English
dairy farmers; they able to obtain higher price
for milk when feeding cows on Golden Tankard. 1t is
of rich, deep yellow throughout Early, hardy and
a heavy cropper. Perh pound, 75c; pound. $3.50.
GIANT HALF SUGAR ROSE MANGEL-This unites
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Without food we cannot reach our 60
spare moments, either in the morning or
that FOOD is just as important as any oth'
SEEDS are different from other mere
back of it. SEEDS of real merit must be
VAIKE
FLO
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variety OF soils and experience points TO inning, ueeP
blowing and heavy manurng successful practices.
Cabbage plants when properly hardened by gradually
of water in them diminished, will stand any frost and
considerable freezing. Yet cabbage plant rails
ed at high temperature and full of water will be
by planting the seed heavily where the crop is to
and thinning the plants but better practice is to raise
the plants without crowding, in seed bed which is not
richer than the field to which the plants 60 Transplant
if possible on cloudy day, watering the plants the
soil is dry South of the Ohio seed is frequently plant
ed out of doors in September and wntered in cold
frames in very Southern localities the plant is Fall
set shady side Of the furrow to avoid much as
possible the deadly freeze and thaw. For early cab
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"Say it With &
Flowers 81 "
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ASPARAGUS
BARRS MAMMOTH-Earier and nearly twice as
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SOW radish seed which terminates quickly with carrot
Seed which terminates slowly. Do not overlook the
value of this crop stock food.
GUERANDE, OR OK HEART-Tops small for the
size of the roots which comparatively short but
often reach diameter of inches terminating abrupt
ly in small tap root Flesh bright orange fine grain
ed and sweet This variety is especially desirable for
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WATERMELON
ICE KING-The Earliest and Sweetest Watermelon
Ripens with us during August By far the best Water
melon for the Northern States where the
usually too short for any other Sort The Melons
Eh
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inmates quickly, may be sown with some slow germn-
ating seed that the cultivation of that crop may begin
the earlier, or the quicker-growng radish may be
between VOWS @ That
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binary; the flesh is rich yellow. Per Pkt 1Oc; per o.
15c; " pound, SIPS; per pound, $3.50.
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NANNOlo

CULTURF-The carrot, whether used raw, fried,
boiled or stewed, used alone combined with other
vegetables meat is not surpassed in nutritious health
fulness by any vegetable caalogued Plant carrots in
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SQUASH
CuLTuRE--The directions for the planting of Gu
cumhers can be followed witt slight notifications for
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pounds of seed to the Radish seed, which ger
N>s-> sakMRa
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tnu SUI tHaC Iollgef Toote

IL.
and when mature equally good for stock.
CHANTENAY-Tops medium sized; necks small
taperng slightly but uniformly stump rooted and
smooth; color deep orange-red flesh very crisp and
tender. Although this is medium early sort, it fur
nishes roots of disable size early any, is heavy
cropper and is undoubtedly Of the best for both the
market and private garden, while it's great productive
makes it very desirable field sort.
DANVERS-Grown largely account of its great
productveness and adaptability to all classes of soil
Tops of medium size, coarsey divided The smooth and
handsome roots are deep orange, Of medium length
tapering uniformly to blunt point; flesh sweet crisp
tender and of deep orange color Although the roots
of this variety short they produce as large bulk
the longer field sorts and more easily harvested
Any of the above Carrots, per Pkt. 10c per 40c;
" Pound, $500; pound $780,
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September covering it, in exposed places, with straw
protect 1t from severe fros--l to 100 feet in drill
10 lbs. to the acre.
NEW ZEALAND--Grows very large and luXurant
IN warm, rich soil. 1t will endure severe drought
which is its greatest advantage and produces large
quantity OF leaves during the summer. The plants
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- |0ItAzE'
RADISH
CULTURE.--Plant radishes light soil if choice
is possible and every second week for succession from
the time the soil be worked in spring till the first
light frost. Plant in two to eghteen-inch rows
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OHIV, oOW oCNU II
cold frar,oc in M

transplant TO cold FRAMES III sfcH anu SET OUCslu
in April, seed out of doors the soil
be worked in spring, covering the seed onethird
inch deep. All vegetable plants best when grown
without check, let much soil adhere to the roots
of the plant in transplanting will hold and set to
the first leaf At this time the plant should have four
five pairs of leaves and be four to six inches high
Set small varieties to be worked by hand close
horse cultivated need thirty inches each way.
Nitrate of soda will hurry the crop and if heads
so early to begin bursting, push the head to
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NB "Say it With
VA F1oyuarS'
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: as early as the 4

excellent quality. Per Pkt. 10c; pound, Csc; per
pound, soc.
ADAMS EXTRA EARYL-Not a sugar corn. but
planting. Ears to 8 inches long, IL rowed Our
strain is superior to earliness size of and dwarf
habit. Per Pkt. loo; " pound 2Oc per pound, 40c
EGG PLANT
EGG PLANT-You should buy Egg Plants that have
been started in the hot bed during February, have
real with them, them listed under Vegetable
plants.
ENDIVE
ENDIVE MOSS CURLED-Very finely curled, and
the best of all Endves, this is commonly known win
ter lettuce. Per Pkt 10c; per 25c per pound $175
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Parsnps and great home favorite that should be
planted by every gardner. Per Pkt 1Oc; Csc; "
pound SITS; pound, $3.50.
PEAS
CULTURE-An varieties of peas, regardless of
height may be grown successfully without trellis
support AS peas vary in height from six inches to six
feet it follows that the distances in the and apart
in the row should vary Dwarf or half dwarf varieties
best planted in double companion rows inches
apart to support and shade each other in their growth
ing to height Of the variety and repeat the double
then leave space of eighteen to thirty inches accord
The tall varieties that may be given support planted
in single rows, the space between the somewhat
less than the height of the variety Drop to twenty
~Ne<4s$MS
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a reliable SEED store, with reputation
INT TCT~
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RUTABAGAS OR SWEDES
RUTA-BAGA OR SWEDES-Improved American
Purple-TOp For fine qualities and productiveness this
is the BEST The are finer and larger than the or
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KHUBAKB OR PIE PLANT
LINNEUS GIANT RHUBARB-Very easily grown
from Seed producing eatable stock in years. Per Pkt
lbs. Il az L oundc %. rnrn nd
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bit for their existence. If every family, Il
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Y n On uN \ y l.
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in bloom The plant in self defense will drop It's BIOS
sons To cultivate when wet is to invite rust
GOLDEN WAX--The most popular of the Wax vari-
ETY. of BEANS and of the best. Very early and pro-
ductive; pods to inches long, slightly curved and
brittle, making ideal cooking bean for the small
family Pkt. loo; a pound, 15c V pound, soc; pound
Coo.
BLACK WAX-Very early, pods round about
GeShN hrittla and StrnpleSS. deem yellow
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pound, SIPS; per pound, SIPS.
KOHL RABI
EARYL WHITE VIENNA-The finest for the home
and market, flesh white and very tender Per Pkt 1Oc;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01
LAKE Cd.
CITIES HAVE
ASSOCIATIONS
At STATE CAPITAL.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, March L.
hotels ana rs~=taurant over state are
- come IN or closer regulation BY the
food administration. 4 new department
has been established in the office of II.
Il Barnard. Federal food administrator
Tor Indiana. known as the hotel and
te~staurant keepers division. and Ray-
fnond klser, an Indianapolis restaurant
Keeper, has been placed in charge. IL -
MS business 10 organize the hotel ana
restaurant men IN each ounty or city in
tie state and see 70 il that they obey
she food regulations.
There is in Indianapolis an organiza-
or of this kind, and this association
sas undertaken TO carry out s~trlctly The
provisions and requirements Of the food
administration. IN regard 20 rneatless.
porkless and otner less days and all
her features % the regulations. The
4ssociation Is meeting with excellent
success in It's work, and has accomplish
Fl much good N the enforcement OF the
f Is the intention q the state bureau
8 organize county associations Ia each
county in the state except in the seven
ssh counties i'm which there are cities
ot moro than % 900 population. ~ such
counties there will be an association for
H. citv ara another Tor the county.
Is H 2 county like Lapcrte. fer ms
ta7re. there viii be n city ASSOCIATION
for IaPorte. another for Michigan city
and tntre Cor The county outside OF
rnes4 eitiex In Lake county there viii
~ one for Hammond. another for Cary.
sre for East Chicago ana another for
ne county
rue food administration rules ard
equations arc being very we'll observed
5, the herels and restaurant Of lndt-
~a,anolts. rs = result OF the orEanization
oc the association, which keeps tan on
sIi eating places. II is the hope Of the
bureau that equally good results may
IS obtained in all counties Of the state.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01
INDIANA LEADS
THE COUNTRY

SOUTH BEND. Ind. March That
Indiana IL leading the union i'm the
sale Of War Savings and Thrift stamps
on the basis 90 popula ton, is the be-
lief o. the Indiana War Savings ON
mittee. from a comparison Of incom-
piete reports reaching The state head
quarters here and a bulletin issued by
She National War Savings society.
~Forty-seven counties out Of ninety
two in the state report sales totaling
$i.s1A.5t7.51 Total sales February %.
according 70 the national bulletin
We're aproximately 9A0oO.o0e. Divided
among the forty-eight states this
would be about I.95s,o0o, or a trine
more than me sales or half the coun-
ties ia Indiana. On The basis or popu-
iation, Indisna's proportion would be
about 3.7o9o,Qoo. Indications are that
Indiana has exceeded her quota OF war
savings by societies by several thous-
and.
Indiana has also exceeded her quota
in the establishment o. sales stations.
T~hirtT-four out Of ninety-twc counties
reported S.6S7 Of these stations.
The committee also has unofficial
knowledge that thousands Of school
teachers are selling War Savings and
Thrift Stamps to their pupils.
or sa9 incorporated banks and tfust
companies in the state 252 have quail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01

heen excellent. lie aid he felt that
the people Of Indiana should know this,
because there are. 1900 young men in
the camp.
The camp. ho SAYS. Is ideal from d
health standpoint Food j. good and
plenty and we'll prepared. There IS
no limit 70 tho amoun of food a sol
dier may eat. but a consideration pol
icy has been ina guratcd. by which
waste has been elm mated BY this
new policy. he saws. there : a savine
OF two tons NJ bread dail2.
Some or the boys miss the pies and
cakes that they had al home. but they
get plenty OF good. wholesome food
they kind they learn TO like The men
have gained from ten 20 twenty pounds
in weight since going t. the camp. and
they are a. fine an army ~ men as
YOU would fnd in the world. They have
had wonderful training. They have
trenches with dugouts as much ns as
feet deep
The health on tie soldiers Is GOOD
There are 5000 men ,u 5ne Thirty
Eighth Division. and for the month ST
January there We're cuIy thirteen
deaths. and ia Feorlary un e 22ud.
there were hrt ten deaths. This is NOT
a larger death rate than would Re
foand among $4,000 men ~ that age.
rs hether they were al ho7r or any
where else. Not an m scr 81 The a.
vision has dted since the amp opened
The ineffective rate TT the enttre
division on February PA 0ss onf, 57
per cent There were 29 .a~e- af reas-
les SCI cases ~ humps fs cases ~
pneumonia and 70 cases 1T meningitis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01
HOOvERING VIA MOVIES.

Hoover evidently places his unlinn-
tied confidence in the ability of NOV
ing pictures TO distribute a message.
Last week he wired several of the
large producing companies, asking
them to attach film t~railers or titles
on all Of the pictures that they were
sending out over a period of three
weeks, bearing g message from aim.
calling upon the country to observe
the several days he has set aside as
Wheatless, meatless. po~kless. fatless.
~sugarless and e~atless. He did not
reckon without his host. either. The
companies fell in line as one man, and
now the picture theatres are all Hood
ed with Hoover's message.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01
PAIR Of DETROITER
ROLL TO 9TH PLACE
IN CINCY PIN MEET

CINCINNATI. o. March i.-wIth one
exception the ten leaders in the ind
viduaI and two men events al the Amer
lean Bowling congress tournament here
Yesterday were unmoIested. u. Allen
and J. BAUER OF Detroit. bowling On the
late afternoon two men shift. rolled
1916 and entered ninth place IN the
standing. other than this only mediocre
bowling was in evidence.
In the singles i. Hess Of Dayton, O..
rolled 6s4 for the high score Of the das.
while a. Penheld OF Springfield. O. was
second for $50, The standing in tho in
%dtvidua!s. doubles, and hve men teams
events follows
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dreds Of scenes taken before the d..
rector that he has enough
10 complete the story ia accordance
with the script.
Marshall Nei}an. who has been d.
recting Mary's latest Aircraft pictures,
has had wonderful success 10 bringing
out her best latent qualities. n Stella
Maris.n her latest Aircraft picture. this
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01

was particularly significant. " ~
Stradlins srinds the motion pl-&.ire.
machine that records her actions
while w : Finn stands on the SIDE
lines and shoots the stills with Ms
big grafex. Miss Luctia Squier keeps
the records Of all the thousands IF
II that arc taken. from which The
final assembling is done.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01

TO mention the Young ladies who keen
the records.
In The ease Of Mary Pickford il is
conceded on every hand thar she has
been shot in pictures more thou
sands Of times than any other star.
From the very beginning she PLAYED
in big EFrtures in which there are hun
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01
CAMP SHELBY
IS HEALTHY
TINES BUREAU At
STATE CAPITAL.

george Z. Booth. general secretary
81 the Y NJ. e. A. at Camp Shelby.
riattieshurg. Miss. vino Is here 70 at
tsnd the state conference Of the Y. II.
r Al. saws health. food and other con-
d.tfons At Camp Shelby are and have
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01
Feed. aEaa FOna Only

Suffrage prohibition and the
freeing Of ireland are some Of
tho conditions attached TO Offers
to sign the T.. 5. Food AEnafrss-
traEcn pledge.
Fs9ey Hnig2a2 - well demand
pfaa EraSs arG purple COWS.
En9 btgiEtess os tae L, g. Food
Administration 81 10 see tnaa orr
asaSrs are FED, arc the ArlaEo@p
people not robbed by p~roRzeers.
IT yen thfsok that = worthy
pz4Fpcae. @Ea Sbe pledge. and
te8Te suEaEe and r~TnESbRt41p
AMI 1reAa9z0 % TErDsr aGeaGSes. y
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PeenIand 35E8 y
OC8y@ OgdenLaWrerEgR
MYERS SERVES
DINNER OF PRIZE
POULTRY TO SAMNIFS

NARMEL MYERS, the Rluebird
photoplay star, has changed her
views regarding chicken-stealing.
She now maintains that there are
times when this popular brand of lar
eeny is quite pardonable-as when, for
instance, the appetites of half a dozen
aungry husky soldier boys have To be
.appeased with h~ome-cooked chickens.
Carmel has appointed herself the
patron saint Of a large flock of Sam
mics al one Of the Western camps,
and last Sunday an even hah-dozen
Of her charges, stopping in Los An
geles between trains, dropped in at
her home without warning shortly be-
fore dinner-time. Carmel had invited
them to see the filming on Saturday
Of her latest photoplay, The Wife
He Bought" but they were a day
late.
Carmel and her mother r~uefully
sized up the one lone chicken browning
in the oven for the family table and
wondered how far it would 20 with
the empty-looking warriors. They de-
cided that the bird would have TO have
endorsements and Carmel started
out on s foraging expedition.
A neighbcr Of the MYERS family
keeps a number of prize-winning
fowls. The neighbor was not at home,
but the cause demanded drastic and
immediate action. Carmel simply ap-
propriate q couple Of those blue-rib-
bon birds, leaving an explanatory note
for their owner.
The day was saved; the boys had a
homemade chicken dinner and de-
clared they would cherish the mem
orv Of It through thick and thin. Car
mel probably will, too, she says. after
she sees the bill for those aristocrats
of the poultry yard.
Charles Edmond Walks novel, THE
Green Seal" finds its way into the
movies via The Bluehird route, under
the title. The Girl in the Dark Car
mel Myers is the star Of this piece
and Ashton Dearholt, q newcomer 70
the Bluehird company. plays opposite
her under the direction OF Stuart
Patton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01

led as agents either or the hrst or
second class Several score or The
smaller institutions are selling stamps
but not having qualified as agents are
in reality rated as sales institutions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-01

IT boys are gong forth TO die for
II country. surely YOU can save for it.
Buy w. S. s.