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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-03-25
GET READY FOR
Big FALL PACK
Specialists Advise Ordering
Equipment Early and See
That Cans Are Ready.
EXAMINE ALL USEABLE JARS
Putting Up Food at Home Saves
transportation Later-Last Years
Pack Estimated at s5O,o0o,ooo
Coal Set for 1918.

One billion five hundred million
qsarts of home-canned produce in
1918.
a goal has been set FOR the 1918
home Gamers. The stupendous size
of it might make 1t appear impossible
Of attainment were it not for the fact
Thar the American family's ability to
can, in patriotic situation, has been
demonstrated. The great canning eff
fort for the year 1917 has been esti-
mated at S50,000000 packs by officials
OF the United States department Of
agriculture. But there are still thou
sands Of untitled jars in every town
ship OF the United States, the special
lists say. in setting the new goal and
advising early preparations for the
1913 campaign If slogan is needed
''fill every iar in every home, keep
every jar busy throughout the year"
is suggested.
Pack for Last Year.
The method of arriving at the esti-
mated countrywide pack for last year
IS interesting Eight of the principal
concerns in the United States manu-
featuring rubber jar rings reported
production for use in home canning
of S36. 761.24S rubber rings Retailers
ana iobbers. it is understood. carried
over from the year 1916 large supply
OF Rubber jar rings Taking into ac-
count he special caps that were sold
and the use Of jar rings second time,
Tho officials believe it IS safe to esti-
mate the number Of packs made in
homes last year at S50Oo0OO0
Quart Jar for Canning.
Canning in most homes is done in
quart Jars. 1t is reasonable to assume
That the two-quart packs may be used
To offset the pint packs specialists
say, and That therefore the total pack
estimated might safely be expressed in
quarts Placing general average
value Of 20 cents quart upon this
product the estimated value of her
mctically sealed food canned in homes
is S170O00.OOO IN most cases this
food was produced on the farm or in
the backyard garden. was canned i'm
the family kitchen. stored in the pam
try. and is being consumed in the
home. The transportation facilities Of
the country were not taxed in the pro
duction of this food and in most cases
it. was produced on soil that otherwise
would have been idle with labor that
would have been unable to find useful
employment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-03-25


in Washington was foAia rs eontdin
serious amounts of arsenic. The opin-
ion is expressed that he salt pos
sibly was recovered from refrigerat-
Ing plant or may have been the sweep
ings from a warehouse. 0hcr }cW-
grade or hy-producl sail contains sulfl-
cicnt barlum chloride TO I'e poisonous
ana dangerous in food Such salt IN,
der the food and drugs act, must be la
heled or invoiced "Not for food pur
poses irresponsible dealers. how
ever, may offer il for sale for human
consumption. Such sale is, OF course,
in violation Of state or federal laws,
and renders The leader, If caught, La
Bile to prosecution The attention or
the public is called to the need Of
great care in the purchase of low
grade food products offered at bargain
prices.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-03-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Prepare for Home Canning.

TfG f}dl q ~ f4piH@ O1'tl'''J'
Collect all used jars
Ixamlac each carefully.
Discard all defective containers and
damaged tops
Clean all useablc Jars and store with
tops in place.
order amy additional lars needed
and lay in a supply Of new rubber
rings.
Make sure that the clean wash boil
cr or other large vessel that you will
use Gor your hot-water bath are free
from leaks Examine and test press
ure or Other special calming apparatus
il YOU have il.
If you use a wash boiler or large
pail provide a false bottom Of Stats
or bent wire. Strong wi'e RAYS with
long upright handles make good false
bottoms aud enable the housewife to
lift oui groups OF hot jars from The
water bath.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-03-25
FEDERAL SERVICE SHOWS
MORE SUGAR CONSUMED

Returns from Tie first war
emergency food survey made b.
the II. S. department of ogricnl-
ture indicates that The amount
Of sugar consumed In 1917
was about SIS pounds per
capita whereas The average
annual consumption for tbe
fvc-year period ending in 1916
was SIT pounds per capita. The
evident increase in CONSUMPTION.
says the department. is due in
part to the incrcosed manufae-
rurc for cSport of commodities
ike condensed Dilli aud TO an
increase in population coupled
with an Increased consumption
by individuals and 80 au I'M
crease i'm consumers stocks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-03-25
l,.l.l..l.l..ifil,.l.iil..t.l,il.I..l,ll,l.ll.
! SAVE LITTLE SUGAR TO-DAY.


Cook cereals with dates or
raisins and serve without sugar
Cook dried fruits without sugar.
Sweeten fruits with honey or
maple or corn slrup Make pud-
dings. cakes and other pastry
with part corn sirup. nolasses.
or honey instead Of all s'.ar
For cupful of sugar u a cake
recipe substitute % rupful ot
Sirup or honey ana for each cup
ful So used lessen the amount q!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-03-25
The Housewife and the War

Especial information Service Department
GOAL FOR. 1918 CANNERS-1 .5oo,OOOoOo QUARTS!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-03-25

IaTeTuI Npout sat.
The bureau Of chemistry. united
States department. of agriculture
warns consumers ags tlst buying table
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-03-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06
@ainp.

&itaasti paldii Slaminius palat'
iiinia ionlaa tiet1 fiiin oil tlilliItfin,
ipipiin aiatufiiin matpineem 7iitG
Iouffaaipasta bdiuGistpfiesta, ionfo
mloliionia oil bdndlle tipottamtt.
@elfein mabootonta oil tGmdn ~
pedn plimpfien fdriiG, ettG Wdarci-
nil,s'en l%aiiella miebelld oil maltaa
iittn b1ntG loufata fun bGn t1nGGn
olitebnpt, ia bGn baliuii pGdstG TOTO
&oomasta pois, ettei fltfaan ENID
moiii bGntG iormellaan oioittaa ia
ianoo: tluolla on fristittp mainto.
HGibin ~aiatufiiin ipaiplmeena III.
Il ban Yalatipon Wllorelle ia ieiiab-
tui oman aiuntonia omen eteen,
~mietisfellen losfo bin meniii moi.
monia lio ia mrbteIiii bdnti bdnen
menettelptamastania ia foettaifi ina-
oa bGnta fllntoomonn b1nta ipustaan
tebopt ipDtofiet, oioa ot~tanaalla ieit-
roapana paitpGna ndlfiieen lrbraa-
'miieen Slupiterin temppelisid. Mllt-
to ujatellesinnin mitell tatplumntto.
mifli fri&titgt pliput alma n1Dtt1p-
tpncct, pelf1ii 5Gn flmnminfin, ettG
icllninen rritps oliii tiirta ia padtti
ientdb0en tGllG fertaa tlilimlanin bDl
iGtG, mafimitettuna, ettd banen ia
losten poisin olo iaiii bpapin bdnen
taiapntetufii b~pliGGmGGn unioen iis-
fontonIa.
SON mltisti ennen leipolle memo
aria, ettG b1ren pitt bitomenm
menna feiiarin ptbeille Soritm'iIIe,
joslu, b1nen ~ftlJIonfa marfaan, oil
mnstamia tGrfeitG aiioita .pGGtettd-
NINA. SentGboen lopetti ban fir
ieioen firioitufien iefd iariesti pope
rinin ia fpndnia mnlmiifii i%eiiraa-
.wafii pGi,p1ffa iilla BIN tieii, eta
Warfirs @iireliuS Ell olliit mifaan
uniffo, ipaar ett1 ban 10 aifniieen
oliii tirlelpa Sorltm'ille.
Sullri ia artpofas oil iltblaleurlie,
iofa oil meiposia Gapitolin ipltoren
rimnettd temppeliir, iosia @arfus
@ltrelius. alma mbraii %itmnlille n
nenfltin bGn istitiitrii tiionioistni-
melle. @aIfeasia plimnaispapilli-
Tesla paihpaisia, fabbentoista liftorin
pntpGroimtGta iefa pill ia ulititompa-
rien ieirraomana, nreni ban Sripite-
rim temppeliin. <ltaiiella istltimel-
la temppelin fesfelI1 rrGfpi Sbor,
sSltno oifealla ia Weinertpa ipaien.
malla paiolellania, t%oiiella fGoellGn-
ia tarttlien ldlamaan ia toiielIa bel.
.luttaen mailman ~faiffeaoen tpaItif-
faa. &oto temppeli bobti fiillasta
ia iaIofimistG, ioita oil foottu fai-
filta ntaailman baaroilta; Ell Ills Of.
Int ibme jos Characterization fania
ainoastaan mapist,tfiella robteni
IGbestpd i,ioiel,isilmaloania. gm-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

DARIUS aireliiis; lima mp0nnGt,
ett1 ppbGt reioot tiiIiipat lb1ntd mas
toan, ionfa fobtomtiien tab0en bd.
men oliii pitGnpt papaafii pGGstd;
mifli olet tits bGntd pitGnpt ipangit-
turd?"
"<n bGm on fristittp", rpbfem
orotori lnltilia.
Marfiis IltreIius rppisti otiaar-
ia ianoen: "0eitGbGn mieIirtnmir
tdbtoiiin, fitin ettG be polnelifinat
@oontnn iitmaIia; omafii mabingof.
ienia BE eiipdt fuitenfaan iitd tee,
mitta Ell ientdboen piod tnpdbtit-
man ,ettG be fa6ottaifiipat &oomat
MISUNDERSTANDING. WeinG maa6in
ibeioGn flnaiaiiinittania &ooman
laille ia iamana anpos tab6on BELLE
Ioin ftoieIltsta. W6ies on ipupali-
tettu". Scum feiiari oil tGntGn iano.
nut, istii bGn poifolIenia fanfan
maiieteSfa, ia manfi fiirldbti fepetl-
netpllG ipoGmellG rlfona oleipien ps
t1tpieniG luo.
Satfetann.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06
PeLaSfuS JaIOpeuran kjdasta
eli
Seurakunta katakOmpeiSSa
&ertomas e~niiulGisten ~fristttpien aioilta.

Mhttta Glaminius oil lind pGipG'
ma iangen Illumination, woioafienic
fnliipemmin ooottaa niinfadn Tome
oslo ia mifapaSia biioneesfa FUN
tdmd, ia fun bGn bartpoin fGptti
b0prpfplppd, min ban fnbta fiiribti
r1tpeamnan bunleaIla eli oifeammir
IdmpimallG meoelld tdptettppn weii-
SGiliOon, iobon oifpolliiia bppiG ba.
iuia oil rimiaasti riputeltu. Scar
ciniits, iolln alma oil omot orianla
mattanania, meni iiHd Ddlin wierei-
teen bironeeieen ottmnaan pield on
tDolIiiempaa fplppG, ioSia oil erin
omaiiempia bprpid baillja; Ienial-
Teen oriot 5ieroimat ia i%ifhpat fpl-
piiGG iifii ettG ban mGbdn pilpas-
mi toos menemG1n l1mmitettppn
baioneeieen, iosfa masta fplwpn pad-
Ioisto ~oifeastnan ilmaiutii.
Sriat bierpipat fplmetettGhp6d
fiIta- ia alapasteri astioisia iailp-
tetpilIa bplpabaiutiiilla moiteilla; ia
flin Slaminiiis oil tdsid menetpfies-
ia. n1fi bGn WSarcimiais'e EN- iiiadn as
tlttpnn letG beti miittaii bdntG tule-
ulnori lnofl enia. Sdm1 nltoritfai-
men, iofa moi tersfata lursremmista
fitlta oarteistania ia mieleni1 pel-
tostitttamiiesta enemmGn fuin flu
fnon .bGrten funrppaIeistania, beit-
tGptpi nerfaHerla Slantiniais'en pie
reen ia baitfoiteIlert laitrlsi: "gn
Irnillut ollenfaan iiruln tuleipon.'
"Tointeni otpat minna estGneet",
unstaii 6lnminiliS lpbpestt.
Ndrcinius npofdptti olfapGit1nfd
Iatfnen: "sNainustn tuntlmt niin
tpaifealta mennd fplpppn pdiapalla;
NINA Ell luintaan tabtoiii mibin-
fa1n tp0b0n rpbtpa."
"@Ii falippaan~ laitiui Glami-
uiins sistdipasti, iilld BON tielt
tpoiffa miten plb6iielta Marcinius
tabtoi nGptt1G, oil bdnen iialldnid
fitnnintin lGmistetpt foripat, iefd
ban itie oil prinmarffinoilIa istu.
NUT ia GGrettomdt riffmttenia oil
fnaiputtanitt iellaiien fallpnn falttta,
iota iofainen plinpps pitt alentaiuai-
fern-
"gi, an taboo itieGni failpalln en-
f1 mntIla tp0llG maipnta", jatfoi
Marriniiis, "eI1ntG, maiffa ie oliii
purosta laatlta, on fummimfin tdpn-
rd ~tpaimoia", ia tasfd ban iptpdsti
bltofafi, aitpan fttin tanffania diff
bGnestd titntltniit melfein t,isfastllt-
tdtpaltd.
NOliban iotafin t6rfedtG aiiaa,
Iosta aiioit iuteIIa fansimni", ianoi
Jlominiats pitf1n paitiolon i6lfeen.
"&plId, mitta I%irlIen, ettG Ie Ell
1imtile ole enGd mifGGn 1nttinen,
tild iofainen iburinen pllb1.li iiitd'.
"ydstd par5uu9" fpfpi Slqminius.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06
"@aimostoii", oil w%astaus.

"gSainnostaii", oil mastalis.
Taminials bpppGii ploS, iamallu
hurapaiSten ne oriat flrmoon, jotfa
parbaallaan bGnt1 moitelimat.
"&l,ta robfcnee matmont nimeG
mainita9" fpipi bdn fGsfeipGqlG G1-
nellG.
"@aiffi ibmliIet, bGn on pleiienG
~fesfustelu aineena &oomasia, iiuG
Ell ole mifddn ialaiiuls, ettd lbGn
ilsoiii fristitpit1, iotfa jllmalatto-
mmioellaan olpat faiffi nGmd on
nettomlnioet pG1Ilemme tuottaneet.
Nlempa wielG fiiitItut fanottafpan,
etta ban ON title friStittp", liiGii
Warcinilis pilfalliesti, ilotiena etta
bGmella of tilaiiluis tostaa niita
lolsffm.fiia ia pJemtatieita, ioita bdn
alinomaun iai Slaminils'elta ia
mtilta plimpfiiltd fGriid.
SGmG oil Slaminius'elle atpatt
FUN fuolemnn isfit, finn TAI ttietdG,
ETH bairen piboas ia jalo plbolilon-
ia oil joaltumit n1ioen Iorpottelijoi-
Den pIetiefii piubeen aineefii; moni
Ell ollenfaon oliii it'd pitGnpt bGpai-
iefpGnG, paan ntioen i%olrffoon Ell
SIuminius fuuliinlrt. SGn pitt md-
BON lltfrn ettermdsta riftalioestq
eli fnnnionoi oitufiista fuin minfa
.bGnen plimpsoriponia bGnelle tuotti,
1imitta iplp1 totinen mitinais 'roonln-
lainen fllnniantilnto oil bGneen ian
gen iplpGsti paimlnat; ia, etta ibnti'
let iofapGimdtiesi1 pitbeesia metipdt
Slnpian mined bnlliIleen, iitG ban
pitt pitbtaam ia miattoman paioliion-
ma bpipdd mainetta loiiffaatDann ia
bGpGiiep1nG.
Standardization dlan tunii ban
~itiellGnlG oleman balatn antaa fitole-
mnn isfm tGlle balpa aripoiielle orr
jon poinlle, mltta bG1 biIlitii pifai-
fen mieleniG, ia fGsfi oriien ioitoiit-
tao tpotGmiG, fGGntGen, jamaican
iauomota, ielfGniG Warciniis'elle
iuitnefii barntifli banelle, iofa oil
balunnirt iaaoa fertoa, miten bdn
title oil ietrannlit Slafpiaa mitiolle
p%iilitarballe, misid ban oil fritllrt
mnttamia fitisfaufiia, iotfa ilmai.
iiipat milld aiialla bdn oil, ia ettG
fiellG ldbelld oil ioIainen iii1dnfdp-
tdpG fatafompeibin.
@aiffia tdtd oil ban aifonitt Ter
ton Slaminiits'ell ia naariaottaa
minfd maifi1tirfie tGmG balmenta-
ma iamoma motif bGneet teb6G; NUT
to plimps oil bGneIle plpeGsti fGdn-
tanpt felfGniG, fpipmdttd ainoata.
foam ianaa 5Gneltd, ionta tdbben
mp0s uutinen ppntGmGttG ilmoitet-
bin t~oiiella pltolella 5uonetta oIepal
lie naapurilIe, fltmminfin Min TO-
ipalla GdnellG, ettG Slumirtirs Ell
apoimit ola firtIematta iotafin oiaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06
JubIaruno

Iaitfltr1tt rtpd Selmt Wnlitrttn
12/5/1S 1itien iitblaSia Bulo
Ieltrort taIolla.'
&iri. Mpel Mbo.
sos iilmG nGbo6 motif iltiirtoioen
fienrenen,
jos hoffman ialaldbteet idloien ~
6Grten,
ios life wolon lpnnpn pois nGbod
ielpemp1dn
fun aifain posfd loibbut firffaano
fimnneltGG,
ure iiIIoin nGfiitnrne pfi' ipnnpin-
maria ipaart
on GioinfpoGn riillG, tad lernpi tai-
moban.
On ialo rrbon poiuna, lem taito,
mtiinis =
ia fuitenfin len febto on dioin raf-
faiis.
Mhutn lenrnpen Ioppiiuuddrd itieenid
folIistatlt.
sos pfiin iddpi, f,tibt,rs titin firfus
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

tapfifuit.
8ain pfiin aioin lempi Ell matista
itied6n.
ptiin faifti festad: pom, pdiap1n,
bDiien iadn.
fastpaa %tltblaamalla; fir ain
on atpoin tie;
fdp iptpppfiien faitta, forfeaoen pli
ipie.
81 iDiero ifitpoin1a, fun tonnes
iuatri onl
Sect ialaa iuitrta tpotas, iaa toiiet
palfinnon.
Gum tartsias Sernm Senfi fun
liiton tebbG iad,
on tpoii falineirt nGfp, min tarioo
ipnnin mad.
- gon, tltsfan, ba6dn toto maail-
. INC MD on.
Sos aiSin lertbi Santth,iss f,tinf'
ois ie junction
,9ns 6ibin renni m,,inoin. mi Ser.
mo- poImeri.
10 mooSes Insto iohti sSoroon ho-
mihin.
,ouro S~nnuieIiu nrpSs Serron
onofs toi.
iorf, fn,tto moIotnStS cS,roro
en- M,,o,,stimts. iofo t,tiffeeno toi.
mobo,,
oin' cssiSn roffmtbesto. merestS @ol.
ooton
or oino fIotpiesti. hSn nbS 70.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

pitbeesta, ennen FUN p1dii rlfopiio-
lifeen bauoneeieen, iosia ban oil FIJI
lift loitolla fiitinainstaan tartpitie.
malta b1iren GGntdnid fltllla.
%
&lnt0es lllfu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

&iitos, Serpa, iofa 1i6in bellGn
fliffiafi onrtoit boitmraanl
SanpG fapiii, funtaa ipoGmrnellGa1t
palion, iot' en- tieod toniarnan.
Sfaiiet on itiein fitffaienia -
piifit, boatpat ioapi o~iaffenid.
&Gni iortitmit ia i~urlrnioitpa,
faStpoir firioeItii biaoIten itorttd,
~mnnlintania, reliipo, miboe, boitpa
fofemtsten, ~tdisteluiert tlnoand -
nep' on bolpaa meille m~tor1rloeSfa,
uitisto ppbin, fallein ~panbetesfd.
Siioin rlitoits ie meitG fantad,
&iin 10 oorrtrrpe litotaan fnitfana.
Sloo, tppntpnupstd b6Ile nrrtaa
SitmalaIle meistG fertoa.
Meille airoo titrtpaa, marielusta,
&errm tpoimaa, taitpaan iiltnmista.
&ioin raftaitttn, lapii, maista,
bGlle Ito, monbuistlrrtpa tiotal
- @tfos bGlle tpostdGn, taistelaista
.tab6o raitboa, r~iennastitstu iiiobaa
= @enpG Gioin bplfad, iinboon belt.
tod,
firottfien tperbo b6ntG peittdd.
@afas ditil SerraIta' ON Jun ppbd,
fallis, - fppneleinen tebtGpd.
gdlos iurto, miiistaos id pbd:
mein' on faiffi &ristlis tperesid.
2lni ialoa boibat lainao Serrun;
SGnpG iilfi nrtaa mofion ferran.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-06

"Wait' olen len ma tpelfaa DON 1i-
oilIeni paan."
urboinia plempptta maailrha fun
Moi,
aiti lemmelldmid fen boiti,
ipartioi.
Oi ibuteet tpoi' on alma, cd
&aiffipaltias.
'pienesid iuitrlnis pfilee, bennosia
poimafas!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-11
THIRTY HoURs-To LONDON.
Trans Atlantic Air Voyages, to Come
When War Ends. =

Correspondents Associated Press.
London. Oct. 19.--"America will be-
come within reach Of England In a day
and half and the time win come when
an Englishman in New York will see
his London paper the morning after
its publication" said Handiey Page the
airplane constructor. recently.
He prophesied that Immediately on
the declaration Of peace 1t would be
possible to begin an air service between
Marseilles and London with single
stop at Paris for an overhaul and talk
ing :. gasoline. MI Page continued:
"Constantinople could be reached in
twenty hours. Rome in twelve and a
half hours. and Marseilles in eight
he said.
"An S0O-mile service could be run
at a profit, both for malls and pas
sengers. at n rate but little in excess
of that at present In force.
II base my calculations IN the use
Of a medium sized mach 9 making
nonstop fights Of 400 lies. Each
would carry 400 pounds OF revenue
earning load There would be first
class aerodromes at each end OF the
route. and another in the middle. Sec
ond class aerodromes would be pro-
vided every 100 miles. es,
"A minimum service OF six mack
each way per day could be provid2-.
for a capial OF under e5oo,0G0. The
annual cost would be under f600.oOO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-11

Conferences have been conducted
with the trade engaged In this bus!-
ness. and steps have been taken to-
ward the determination of the fair
storage rates. storage enters mater
tally into the cost w;:.::c!: the public
ultimately pays for the commodities
and this action gis taken to check the
excessive rates which have. been
charged BY some individuals thru rates
OF storage space. Az one step in the
institution Of this control the presi-
dent has just Issued a proclamation
under the food control act requiring
all persons engaged IN the storing OF
food and feed commodities for hire to
take out license BY Nov. 15."
Another provision Of the proclama-
tion ia designed to give more control
over the gfycerinf extract OF animal and
vegetable fats and oils. For this pur-
pose. all concerns engaged In the busi-
ness Of importing. manufacturing or
distributing the following, II not all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-11
[By the Associated Press.1

CBy the Associated Press.1
Washington Nov. 1I-The world war ended this morning
at o'clock Washington time, lIoclock Paris time
The armistice was signed by the German
This announcement made by the state department at
230 o'clock this morning The was made verb
ally by Official of the state department in this form:
The armistice has been signed 1T signed at a. M
Paris time and hostiltes II Paris time
TERMS WITHHELD.
of the armsce will be made public at o'clock
this morning G. O'Clock MarshaltOwn time.).
Military regard it as certain that they incl9de
Immediate retirement of the German military forces from
France Belgium and Asace-Lorran
Occupation by allied and American forces of such strategic
points Germany will make impossible renewal of hostites
Delivery Of part Of the high fleet and
tain number of submarines allied and nava 1Orces
Disarmament of other German warships.
Occupation of the principal German naval bases by sea
forces Of the victorious nations.
Release American soldiers sailors and civilians
held Germany without such reciprocal action Dy the
associated governments. -.
INSTRUCTED BY WIRELESS
There information to the circumstances under
which the armsce signed but since the German courier
German headquarters until 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. French time assumed the German ENJOYS had
been instructed by wireless to sign the terms. $3.50
hours had been required by the courier to reach
headquarters and several o ex
animation OF the terms and a decision
regarded possible that the decision nave been
made Berlin and instructions transmitted from there to the
y ENJOYS. "a
French me determine whether to accept reject the terms
TIL niomentous that the armstce had been signed
eephoned to the White House before given to the
newspaper correspondents. lss@.s&s a@..
WAR NOT OVER THEORETICALLY. II.
The over aho treaties Of permanent have not
considered Germany theoretically could but Like
her allies Germany has surrendered and her has
fallen people Of the central by
are intent having democaces of their The armsce
london Nov 10-German armistice terms the Daily Ex
press it strenuous than has been
Germany win Be deprived of further military power land
in the air. @s5st 8f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-11
ARMISTlCE SIGNED;
FIGHTING CEASES
AT 6 O'CLOCK A. Nj.
Terms Believed to Include Withdrawal Of German Armies From Al Occpeo
Territory Surrender Of Large Part Of Gman Fleet Including Suo'
Marines and Occupation Of Some Of Sea Bases BY AN'ed
Naval Forces Signing Sanctioned by Berlin Government
3 and at Headquarters Of Army.

ready licersed. are required to obtain
a license on or before Nov. Is.
Chinese vegetable tallow, cocoanut
stearine, cocoanut olein, cod oil, COD
liver OIL cohune oil, lard stearine, lin
seed oil, animal OIL fish and marine
oil. lard oil. mustard seed Oil, mutton
tallow. neatsfoot oil, neutral lard, oleo
stearine, oleo oil. tallow and all otaer
animal or vegetable fats and oils, IN
Guiding hydrogenated fats or Oils,
which are in whole or in part edible
or which may be edible.
Importers. manufacturers or dis-
tr;hutors Of sausage castings. II not
already so. are placed under license.
These sausage casinGs are imported
from, China principally and the acton
was taken for the purpose OF staoiEZ-
ir;s the market for this material.