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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
9ansf- f-an,erifansfe Splbater before
ret.

6nr nogle Tiger ii6en blep 2gjt-
nat1t Gbriitian 81. Sollnes, 6gn af
ben oansfe 2nge og &oipitdlsoire
tpr Gtneinnati Moior SolmeS, i
6plge u&ioneeren" bp0ret nreb oet
anterifa11ife- DilttnguiSbe0 5erDice
@rois for en- iprlig topper 8eorift
beo 6ronten. Set nneo6eles mi, at
Sen unge Officers 6riitige 9aao
tiltraf fig iaa 1tor Opmprfiombe6,
at General @erfbing besfen1te Jig
til at 6eforere 2gitno11t &olm1es
|n1e6 egen Saan6. S6iti6eligbe6en
|fa116t 5te0 pua Syronten i11benfor
@nno1ernes gpffepiobe, 111en bber-
fen SEN eller Sen foru6gaae116e &e=
bD bleb Dog foritbrret al Spifernes
@ranater. &ejret bot 1on1lnerltgt
og barrnt, og alt ipntes at aa1r0e
Sre6 og $40.
Men SEN Deforere6e 1elp bar tp=
6eligt nof prgget al &rige1s @rn.
2@itnant &oInes fof1t netpp tilbnge
fra ct NIT l16fal6 moo Sie116ens 2i=
nier, on ban fiji Me66elelle ON, at
General @eribing gnife0e personlig
at n6mlerfe bu1n. Ser bar i1rgen
Sis til at gore Eotlette, og tilf6let
al Mo6 og 511ops rtootte be11 r11=
&c Officer nnp6e op for Obergenera=
len, io1n ftnilen6e og me0 nogle
foo bjertelige Or6 felte6e Sapper=
be6sforlet paa 26jtnatttens 8rD1t.
Ser an6re bleo ia11tti6igt before
re6e af General @eribing, 6eriblo1rot
&orporal @rneit @trcb. S l1gelrs
2pb er tbe 9eItingui1be0 Serbice
GroiS bl. a. b1ebet ti16elt fglgen6e::
Oberfergeant G6ntuno s. Ma61ett
&jebe11bap11 0e1unarf; aorporal
8illam &a11len 1871 Hortsn1o1tfb
Mpenue, Nortlan6, Oregon % 2ejt=
nant Billtom 6. NeterIen, olle al
N5anneforpfet og alle tire 6rebte
timber. &mnpene on1 Gboteol-Gbier=
rp poa Marne Sronten. S Sen Of
ficielle 99upport be66er set: ,,De
gap Set b9ie1te 8ebis poo Set nlgb=
ban1ige @eltenoo> Ser bill tene ion1
ct Sorbille6e for bi6til 1tpr6pe0e
Sropper
@n6elig CT ianrnre Defprotion Die
bet tiI6e1t Crit &effiteo (?), font
if6nt ielb iaoret / en- &onp Sen 6.
SSu1rt forblep be6 6rontlinie1l og
bioIp 16e an6re Sooreoe, bborbe0
BON lt6bi1te flor Selbopoirelie og
Migttroifab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
&anbel ,,cb 9lmerifa~

timber &rigen bnr aIle oisIe Bm-
rer, 1om CT ab1olnt 11u110bprltge foK
ben 6anife sS116uitri ppret fie55R D. Ss-
refte Der | 2an0et, bptlfet bar nbbiis-
let 1t9rfe &anoelsforbinoel5er mel
lem 9anmarf og 6e Sorencoe 5fnfrr
og fom Gelge beraf bar gaaet i ges gfes-
ming af at ifabe felles genifab oA
Soritaoelie.
@i6en 6e Sorene6e 5fafer gff Ttss5s'
i &rige11, bar bog 5til1ingen foran-
BRET fig; og ft0en ti0Iig flor gffer-
aor er SSnporten fra bette 2an0 5aa
at iige itauo'iet. Com 6elge bera5
bar talrige 6anife 6abrtfer lnonttrf
itonoie, og for Si0en er Ser en- n1e-
get alborlig glrbei6slpsbe6> 90 fzn
10000 Mrbej6ere life fan faa Mr-
beioe. Sba0 bette betpoer for en-
@efo1fning paa tire Wh1lioner, beIe-
Der iffe D6erligere Sorfloring.
SSffffe oelfo ninore bor Sen bansfe
&egiering giort fit p6erlte for at 5or-
miloe 0e 2i6elier, iom glrbeiosIes
beoW bar bragt me6 fig, iaabeI 50ra
oe 8proer, iom &risitigningen paa
ollie 2ibsforn66enbe6er bar Iagt pnn
8efolfningen ion1 &elbe6.
Sfient Sattig6ont er forbo1bspis
iieloen | DanH1orf, og 6e fattiee biz
Der forigrget neget ian1piHmbess@
fulot, nbgi9r Sen belbobe1t6e aznsE
tof 8efolfningen en- meget IiIa DeR
Derfor er 5tgrlteporten ob net nnn
ffe Soft Menneifer mes 6efeSm
eeSnof0mlfer> og Banffeligbe0erne
forbltnoet meo De ltigel16e Yrifer for
2ibsfornd6e1be6er fgles nntnrlIah
meget oDbt. Den 0anife EegirIi5neg
bar at 6tSie @rltt1oe giennem Beir
&rigen foriegt iaabiot n1nIigf "a
boloe Briierne neoe og bor betan
tore GUNNER n1e6 set for 9iie. Bnn
De nteo Se1ibn til Brgoffor1r, sSIa5F
og anore 8ro6a1fter af 5pin, iaaDes
iom 8ran6iel og an6re 8arer bon
gibef mango ieg
tror ntin6it bun6re6e Wilriouer
&roner ! 8ebtl tllirger i bette NIennea
Naor man nebner oen oanfe Re-
gjerittg, mao mon bl1ife, at Mesis
ringen i Htange ggiilfaloe arbelDe1
iarnmen neo oe forifie1lige Ro1lr1
11er. 5or at regulere Eriferne aarI
bet oanffe ssl1oenrigs sminift ifterisEa 3
mango GgiilfpIoe lat WaafsimaI IprzSSrr
paa 2ibsfornp0 beoer.
Forts. paa Sid
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
SDif fprbnbt.

Set nte66eGeS fra Siour Soils, at
Sfatens Council Of 9efe1rie bor ub-
ite6t en- Sr6re, io11 forbp6er 8ru-
gen af Oct tbife Sprog ober Selefo=
ner i 5D0 Dufota.
Sr6ren forbD6er oglao 8rugen al
bette Sprog bborlonrbel1f, offentligt
eller pribat bbor mere e1r0 tire Wen=
neifer er til Ste6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
9faaogiper 9anif @eIan6tifabs
Sar6elsaf6e1ing.
4f y. 9, gera.

Set ct banifeligt eller n9Hen
|1tnr1ligt for 6e 5ore11eoe 5taters
|Solf at for1taa Sen nubRren6e Si-
tl1ation / ct lille 2a1t6 loln Don-
mart, Der ligger laa largt borte
nne6 oper 5000 Weile al @a1to i
nre1lem. Sfgnt Sorbol0ene ooerfor
Bette 2an6 alti6 bar b9ret af ft6r-
ife 8igtigbeo for 9anmarf, bliber
oe oog ganife 1taturligt al noget be-
graniet SS1rteres1e for Sc Sorene6e
5tater lon1 Selbe6.
5elb for ben, Ser ifriber bette,
er Set neget bert belt at fatte,
bbor a1porlig 5itltationet1 Der obre
/ 8irfeligbeoen er. 0a leg forlo0
9nnlrarf for on1trer1t ct 9lor 1i6en,
bab0e 6e itore 8anifeligbe6er, iont
bar folt1men fren be6 6en tiltagen6e
l1noerbanbsfrig fra fprlte 6ebruar
/ Sior, ollere0e Sat 6Dbe 1Ditlige
Spor; nlen. genl1en1 Set iiDite Mar
bar Sinoril1gerne og 8a1ifeligbe=
0erne - iiffffe be6 Sen 1tntnrlige l16z
bifltng for Sen fan Ser albeles
fife bRre tale on1 - men fi111peHbe1r
be6 Spretbol0ellel1 al 9onmarfs
dfonon1iife sA16retning, tiltaget
Sag for Gag. 2igeleoes er set
oaglige 2ip for bele 8efolfningen
. rig 1aopel ion1 fattig - 1re6.
6el1s Srang til en6elgs Sorar1oring
b1epet graat og gla6esIpit, en6og
oen banife @efolfuiltg 1nc6 Sine 81
100000 Snobpggere bi0intil life
6ar bnret 1tn6erfaltet Sen &ungers-
NOS, ion1 paa nogle Steber / GU
ropa bar brogt 500 og Spg6on1 til
6un0re6 Guitn6er al Men1efer.
5i6e11 lin lange og n1obige &rig /
1864 n1e6 oe to centrale Magter,
lon1 ber6pe6e 9onmarf for en- flor
0e1 af fit 2an6omraa6e og sfilte
Ofernelfer al 6a1tlf geotionolitet og
San1fplelle fra beres Webborgere,
er Oontnarf berrettiget til en syre6s
tio. Com befel1bt far Dorl11orf
Jenneln ben 11ltb9rel16e ber6enson1=
fottenoe &rig bpret / 5tan6 til at
opretbol6e fit 9eel,tralitet. Dal1=
Morris banlfelige politiife 8eltgge11=
5e6 me6 Sin 2an6grense moo IpIf-
(on6 og be6 Inolej1tngen til plter-
1een 1ne6 @nglan6 1o1n Sen itore
S@nagt / 8irfeligbeoe11 fontrolle<
Ten6e Sen bele Sorbi1roelie ne6 Ont
6eroenen ct let at forItaa. Men
noget belt an0et er Set bog at forr,
Itaa 6e Hroblemer, ion1 er fontrnen
fren1 meo SenlDn til 9onmorfs
6ele gfonon1iife 2ib. Seq biz i 6en=
ne 6orbin6elle fremfontme me6 11og=
(e Sol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
Strejfe paa Great Safes.

10000 5grne1rb pnn Greet Safes
trner me6 at erflpre. Strejfe nefte
0aanoag, bar 8. q. &onion, ausfe-
rer for 5dm9t6s sss1lternationaIe
5ogforening, erflaret. gonifeligbe-
oerne er frenfon1fnet oerpeo, at
Greet 2afe Carriers Msiociation
bar tagtet 96menoene 2gnforbdjel,
fe og at in6gaa en- &rigsiosoperens-
fonit meo oe orgoniiereoe Mrbejoe=
re. 4rbejoerne forlanger oen fam
me 2en, ionr g61neno poo glflanter=
babet og Sfillebobet faar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
0fpolepelt pil life pnre @,berngr.

1u Sbeo6ore &ooiebclt i 1i6lte
ltge rno0tog O6e66e1elle fra 9lttor<
nep General Merton 6. 2etpis al
Seem Dorf ont at 2elpis pil6e treffe
fig ti1boge fra @uberr6rfol1tpoga1e
6eriom ban nil6e la6e fig 1tiIle font
&an6i6at for @rnbe6et, telegrafere6e
ban tilbage, at ltn6er ingen Oln1tn11=
oigbe6er Dil0e el1er fun6e ban toge
moo ct iaa0u11t Silb1t6.
S oe fi6ite fire 9lar bor Fan bn-
ret iaa optaget af &rigetl at set bar
111nuligt for bnrn at pet16e fine Son-
ter og @bner til 11ogetioambel1t an
BET. Sg 1toar bal1 life fun6e BITE
Stoten ii1 fu16e @nergt og Eieneite,
aniao bon Set for fin Hligt at bo1be
fig 116e al @mbe6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
splbbrbll,tp.

Sen 2oel1 SSu1i boIbt &aftor Mng-
Sober og &uitrl1 MelpelI, Soma,
Se1bbrpllnp. Set bar en- intnf og
rig Seit, bbortil n1ange @ipfter
.baboe inof1nbet iig. gGgteparret
mango 2pfgnifl ring eli al
Eoftor Qoom 9on i Sornl en-
Sang ffrepet / Doge1s glnIe6ninq.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
'@aar 1tb DDer bem ielp.

9o tDffe Slppere 1i01te l1ge bo1l1=
baroere6e en 6angeleir Nnrbe6etl
al Gropes, ca. 80 @d1 bag Sc fro1t=
ffe 2i1rter, toni set til at goo 1tb ober
6eres egne, i6et "a tbffe Sanger
b1eb 6rnbt. 8o1nboroelne11tet bare6e
en- Gi1ne. So frm1ife @olooter og
cit Gagt blep ogfoo brpbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
Gttllehansbnmper irnfet.

S it61te l1ge bleb Set befjen6t /
&ancouoer, So, at Sen itore g1ille=
bobs0an1per 8inunern bar blebet
1e1fet al En- Mine u6 for 9fp Sea.
lambs &plt. Sfibet bar paa 5000
Sons og bob6e CIT flor 8eletr1i11g
og ca. 100 Nosiagerer or1borb,
bporof 260 orltfneoe.
&optajn &olls, 5fibets &olnrnau=
6ot1t, gif 1n6er ne0 Sfibet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
Sear1t bill bnre @,tpernpr.

Z 8illiam &an6olpb &earit bar mi
beite1nt, at ban bill brre @a1ber1gr-
fan6ioot i yaetp Sort til Groos for,
bba6 Ell leofficiel &onpe11tion io11
1nart ifu1 fi1t6e Ste6, beiter1mer.
Dette font frem beb Sedrits Nripot=
fefretar forle6en Seem Sort 9th.
Ser er ooffillige or16re &anoioo-
Ter; n1en set bill Seorlt fife toge mo-
get SeniDn til, men aIligebe! falte
fig in6 i &antpel1 ON @}nberngren=
beoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
@onae11 { 2ithoten

Gn Meloing fra @igbel1bapn goar
ITO poo, faitbauerne bor bolgt oeres
egen aorge ! @reD @ilaiu1 af l1racb
111eo Song Naeoobe fon1 GEiiteL Sci
bar baH en- Gel &ritiHf gpffIanb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26

s@o'to1 soo,ct, ), de ladet regne
ned ov,- 1dtlige Kolonner
og tilvejebrag, zblodige Tab for
Tyskerne. Mango Steder har de
frenabragt Eksplosioner og star-
.ke Ildebrande i den tyske Haer.
Der har ogsaa veret talrige Du-
eller i Luften med det Resultat,
at 20 tyske Flyvere er blevet
skudt og 4 Balloner taget ,og an
tandt. Ale Steder viste de ALI
eredes Flyvere sig de tyske over
legne.
Nar we'd scissors.
Amerikanerne og Franskmael-
dene har nu traengt sig saa langt
frem, at de truer scissors. Tysk-
erne opbyder den NEST fortvivle-
de Modstand, men like desto
mindre er de Allierede nu kun
ca. halvanden Mil fra denne Bys
Centrum.
Chateau Thierry.
Efterhaanden som Amerikaner-
ne, Fransk1nandene, Italienerne
og Englenderne klemmer sig
sammen ON Soissons-Rhelms
Fronten, bliver der st@rre og st@r-
re Udsigt til at Kronprinsens
H@rs Ti1bagetog skal blive til en-
Flugt; - se1v ON han ogsaa an
stronger sig til det-yderste for at
tr@kke sig tilbage j Orden.
Tyskerne er 10 uvante, med at
sig tilbage, saa maaske
bliver.- det .deres Bane.
De fransk- -amerikanske Trop-
per har nu overtaget Chateau
Thierry, og to Mil langere mod
0st l1ar Franskm9ndene taget
Byen Brosle, ct storartet Sted at
slaa en- Bro over Floden til Trop-
pernes Brug.
Ternbanecentrum i Fare.
Nanteuil-Notre Dame, som er
ct af Fjendens Jernbanecentrer,
er@nu i Fare for at falde de Ali
eredes Hender. Tyskerne staar
her overfor en- alvorlig Fare, for
dersom de like har Jernbanefor-
binde1se med dette Distrikt, vii
de vere saa at sige afskaaret fra
deres egne Forraad, og det vii
b1ive uhyre vanskeligt for dem
at slippe bort.
Forraad 9delsegges.
JUL d. I'D. Kronprinsen
synes nu at opbyde en- noget kraf-
tigere Modstand overfor de ALI
erede end han foregaaende Dage
har gjort. Men man mener, at
det kun er for at faa Lejlighed til
at trakke sin Her laengere tilba-
ge, da den er i en- farlig Stilling.
Masser. af Ammunition og an
det Krigsmateriale bliver @delagt
af Tyskerne, da de like kan fore
det med sig paa deres Tilbagetog.
Det synes at antyde, at de er we'd
at tabe. Modet og Troen paa, at
de kan sejre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
1ranHk- antprtkauak 0ffpnatu
Aerkanerne Franskendene kaser Fenden tbage Tagr
mango Byer. Tyskerne drevet Marine bliver we'd
nyge Over 10000 Fanger taget. Kronprin-
tigger H.. Ijalp

sen tigger
Juli d. 18de.-Vest for scissors
og Nordvest for Chateau Thierry
har Anerikanerne og Fransk-
mandene kastet sig ind en- void
som Offensiv imod Tyskerne.
Over en- Front paa. mere end ~
Mil slaar de sig frem over de ty-
ske Stillinger, som falder for de-
res -Voldsonlhed Tusinder at
Fiendens Mand drabes, saares
eller tages til Fange; mango Sta-
der og Landsbyer erobres; og
meget Krigsbytte,. Gev9rer, Ka-
noner og andet Materiale, tages.
Mango Fanger.
Fjenden er ingen Steder
Stand til at standse de Allleredes
Wide Fremst@d, sk6nt de fors3-
ger af al Magt at ivarksatte Mod
angreb. De b1iver slaaet tilbage
med vo1dsomme Tab hver Gang.
Mangfoldige Fanger bliver taget.
Amerikanerne alene tog saa1edes
Vest for scissors over 1000 og
so Kanoner, og Franskmandene
tog ogsaa deres Del:
Gaar frem 8 Mil.
De Allierede rykker nu frem
med en- saa stor Hurtighed, at
Tyskerne like kan bjerge deres
Krigsmateriale. Det ser I'D til, at
store Masser af det vii falde de
Allieredes Hander. De er- nu
naaet saa langt som seks Mil paa
nogle Steder. Australierne har
ogsaa paa en- kort Front veret
med og leveret Tyskerne nogle
kraftige St9d. Men Tyskerne
bliver we'd med at bombardere,
sarlig de Dele af Fronten, som
Englanderne besidder.
Mango Byer taget.
Amerikanerne og Franskman-
dene har erobret tilbage ct stort
Antal Byer. En- Melding lyder:
'sVi har gjort store Fremskridt
imod Fjendens LINER og1 er naaet
frem til Hdjderne, som behersker
scissors fra 'Nordvest og Terra
net omkring Chaudun.
.tMellem Villers-FIelon og Nor
cy-sur-Ourcq har foregaaet void
somine Sammenst@d. Sgd tor
Ourcq er vore Trooper gaaet over
Marty, Saint Genevieve, Haute-
vesnes og Belleau-Linien.
"Flere end tyve Byer er blevet
tilbagetaget we'd de fransk-ameri-
kanske Troopers prisvaerdige
Fremst@d, og flere Tusind Fan
ger og meget Krigsbytte taget.
"Der er ingen Tyskere sgd for
Marine undtagen Fanger og Saa-
rede."
Iu1i d. 2Ode-De Allierede har
nu helt drevet Tyskerne over
Marnefloden. Franskmandene er
i Besiddelse af hele den sydlige
Bred af Floden. En- Melding ly-
der:
1Vi havde like lange at vente
paa Resultatet af vor sejrrlge
Modoffensiv. Tyskerne, angre-
bet voldsomt paa deres h@jre
Fl@j og sgd for Marne, er blevet
tvunget til at trekke sig tilbage
over Floden.
''Vi holder he1e Marnens Sgd
bred.''
Me1lem Aisne og Marne Flo
derne vedbliver Amerikanerne og
Franskmandene at gaa frem,
sk@nt Tyskerne modstaar dem
haardnakket De er gaaet forbi
St. Remy Blanzy og Rozet-St.
Albin og naaet helt frem til
P1oisy og Parcy-Tigny.
Det Antal Fanger, de har taget
siden d. 18de Juli, overstiger TO-
600; og af skyts har de taget
over 400 Stykker.
Luftangreb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26
Luftangreb.

Flyverne har for6get deres Ak
tivitet og -foretaget mango Luft-
angreb og deltaget de strengeste
Kampe mod fjendtlige Styrker.
Mango Steder langs .Marnen har
de i hGj Grad hindret og nogle
Steder naesten afskaaret Tysker-
mes Kommunikationer. Masser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-07-26

SfsiD efter @rpDenunmer af pette
@lnD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18
MEAT PRODUCERS
DID FULL DUTY
Increase in American Hogs Win
Help to Meet World Fat
Shortage.
FARMERS SAVE SITUATION.
Government justified In Stimulation
~ Pork production--Sevenfo
Increase Over Pre-
War Exporta

Through Increased production and
conservation we will be able this year
to export seven times our pre-war
average exports OF pork produces
With the heavy demands added In car
ing for the millions who have been
freed from German oppression, the
Department of Agriculture and the
Food Administration are justified to-
day In our every action of stimulation
Of hog production. In the coming year
the greatest world shortage will be In
fats. and pork will help to save this
situation. The efficacy of the policy
Of stimulated production has built up
In this country supplies which will en-
able us to supply q very large part of
the tat deficiency of the world. In
beef there must be shortage In Eu-
rope, due largely to limited refrigera-
tor ship capacity. All freezer ships
available, however, will be filed BY
America. Argentine and Australia.
The contribution made by the pro-
ducers Of this country to the war pro-
gram IS applying particularly to ami
NAL food products is illustrated by the
following:
Reports complied by the o. s. De
partment of Agriculture indicate an
Increase In cattle Of I0,2SS, 900 head
and 12.441 900 hogs. These figures
were compiled to January / last
In this period there was q decrease
In sheep Of $4,000 head. The indica-
tons are that this decrease will show
an Increase, according to recent re-
ports.
Since January UNOFFICIAL informa-
ton indicates an Increase In hogs OF
not less than 8 per cent and not
more than is per cent A. compared
with one year ago. with IN increase In
the average weight.
Following the request of the q. s.
Food Administration for an increase
In hog production for marketing In the
fall Of 1918 and the spring Of 1919 the
increase may yield not less than 1,600,-
000, 900 pounds more Of pork products
than were available last year. With
out this increase the shipping program
arranged by Mr.. Hoover regarding an
imal food products would have been
impossible.
The dressed hog products during the
three months ending September 30.
1917, amounted to e03. IT., 900 pounds.
while for the corresponding months of
1918 the dressed hog products totaIed
LIT ,5S9. 600. an increase Of over 374.-
100000 pounds for the quarter.
During the same period for 1917 the
records Of inspected slaughter Of
dressed beef showed 1,263. 000, 900
pounds as against Las, 000. 900 pounds
for the three month period ending
September 1, this year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-18
DRIED MEAT AND FISH.

Add Water, and Its original FRESH
ness Is Restored.
A new drying process by which meats
and fish can be kept indefinitely and then
restored to their former freshness by the
application OF water, and which, it Is be-
iieved, will increase the worlds meat
shipping capacity more than twelve times,
by doing away with the need for retrig-
Grafton, has been perfected 10 the chemi-
cal engineering laboratories at Columbia
university, New York.
During . period of compreh ensive tests,
meats that had been dried ana kept year
were restored to their fresh state and
served in the hoiues OF professors attached
to the laboratory. A shirment OF 800
pounds WAS sent to a camp In the South,
and served to tse soldiers. Reports re-
ceived from the camp state that those who
ate the restored meat failed to discover
any difference between 1t and strictly
fresh meat.
Hitherto, in the shipment of meat and
fish, it has been necessary to resort to
iceing, the use OF salt or brine, or, Ms
in the case OF ham and bacon, smoking
or treatment with chemicals. In the new
process, it is asserted, all bone, waste,
fat and connective tissues are removed
from the meat or hsh to be treated,
leaving 100 per cent food. The meat is
then cut into cubes or, in the case o.
beef, into steaks, placed in . vacuum
and subjected toa period OF drying at =
relatively low Temperature. No other
treatment is necessary.
Meat thus dried. it was stated, exhibits
no visible or chemical change with the
sole exception that all water is removed.
The meat also remains free from purify
ing germs, so that it can be kept in
definitely without refrigeration.
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G. - NTY NEW S
WEST SULLIVAN.

John Sargent has moved his family to
Bangor tor the winter.
Fred Wheeler has gone to Mschiss,
where be has employment stthe Eastern
hotel.
Morton Havey has returned home from
Mschias.
Peter Milne, who is employed in
Portland, spent Friday with his family
here.
Hugh Pettee OF Ashville spent the
weekend with Morton Havey.
Miss Minnie Bunker has returned home
from Northeast Harbor.
William Fl. Moore OF Prospect Harbor
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. II. H..
Havey.
There are several cases OF influenza in
town.
Charles Newman and wife, who have
been in town . few days, have returned
to South Gcuidsboro for the winter.
Dec. IS. uSg AsIR.
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NORTH SULLIVAN.

There are several new cases OF influenza
in town. High school 10 again closed.
Earl Havey, who has been i'll OF pneu-
monia, is gaining.
Everett Jellison arrived home from
Cape Ann saturday.
George Colson and family have moved
to Etna, where they will take charge OF .
hotel.
Rodney Ashe and Delmar Robertson
came home Saturday night from Malta
wamkeag, whore they are employed.
The Red Cross workers met with Mrs.
Edith Abel Friday evening and viii
meet with her again on Monday evening.
They are trying to finish their allotment
before Christmas.
Reuben Merchant and Eddie Webb,
who are employed in the ship-yard, came
home Saturday night, bringing with them
fine deer which they were fortunate in
getting while out limiting one stormy
day.
Dec. 16. II.
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THE FALLS, HANCOCK.

George Il. Moon, Gaien Dow and
Gilbert Gatcomb have moved their
families to Ellsworth for the winter.
Joseph Brinkworts aud wife have re-
turnec from visit to Mrs. Brinkworth's
father, Mr.. Joyce, in North Haven.
Jack HIATT and wife have moved to their
camp at Washington junction for the
winter.
School closed Friday for . two weeks
vacation. Mrs. Moon, the teacher, had =
Christmas tree for the children, which
was much enjoyed.
The pupils OF the Falls district school
plan to have an entertainment and ice
cream sale in the schoolhouss Friday
evening, to nelp raise the funds which
they pledged for the united var work.
DEC. 16. q.
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LAMoINE.

Miss Edith Rice Ia expected home to-
day from Bangor.
Capt. &. ". Stratton and wife have gone
to Massachusetts, Tor the winter.
Miss Viola Davis is occupying her
newly remodeied house for few weeks.
Edwin Davis has been to the Eastern
Maine general hospital in Bangor for
treatment.
The Sunday school will hold : Chr istmas
tree and entertainment Christmas might
at c. K. hall.
Harold King has been at home the past
week becsuse the Ellsworth high school
has been closed.
Henry Crane, who recently purchased
the Cousins farm, has moved his family
here. He has thirty head OF cattle. He
has now returned to Birch HarboF TO
bring mp q Hock Of atty sheep. Roy s5to-
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MT. DESERT FERRY.

aAA. bLSsEhl FLph1s
School closed Friday.
Clarence Niekerson had telephone in
stalled last week.
F. l.. Colby and wife spent Wednesday
and Thursday in Bangor.
Lewis Sprstt and family have moved to
Bar Harbor, where he has employment.
Mrs. Flora wardweil. who is with her
niece, Mrs. Blanche Shaw, in Brewer,
spent Tuesday here.
Mrs. Dora Jordan and baby Linwood
spent few days last week with her
brother. Arthur Jellison, at Waukeag.
Ora Jordan, who has been appointed
assistant light keeper at Mt. Desert rock,
left for that place Wednesday.
Mrs. Thelms Dow and baby spent Sat
urdsy and Sunday in Ellsworth with her
part nts, Galen Dow and wife.
Dec. 10. c.