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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
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@enneioretin iGrpeG pmpGroiipat
forfeit muoret joilta tuitli painnn
moimaffaana jGrdpen pinnalle ia lao
n~ouienuan b~irmiimprsfpn. Sellai-
ieen mprsfppm joutuiipat ferran
Seeiufien opetuslapiet, olfeSiaan
motfalla menbeellG pli jdrtpen. Scum
mprsfp RID pItpi, Min be pelfdfi.
mGt maiffa BELLA oil monta tofe-
miista Serran aiplista, mnitta MT.
ban Seeiiis nuftlii, ia iellaiiina bet.
find on ipaibea ustoa. SdbGsIdGn
be buliiiiuat Serralle ia ban mouth
ia n,ibteli titatlia ia inertia, ia tuli
aiman tpiuen.
Serran ieiirafunta iaa taistella
tulIia ia moimnftaita noltoia mas.
toan, iolIoin nieinfin ti,lloan biio-
manrnaan mGest0n beiffo usbo ia
iiitd iobtitpa orfuus; m,itta fui-
tenfin on Serra iobtamit it'd mGte.
ip6IlG MbellGan ia ie fuIfee mar.
masti ruitbalIiieen iotamaan.
Sitonten fanialIa on oIl1it nptp.
1Gn festett1mdnd taistelii ioSia o.
ipot rainonneet fen ritbtinaan moi
mot "jolla titiilesia malta on" ISL
bouinen on 10 faitipan aiateIIiit
Serran tpon b~GtpittGmistG feinoilIa
miGd tabania. SO 10. 1905, fiii.
lin Si,omesia erGGn piibujon titbat-
litfitiielIe fiiiiIiioioiifoIle firoiIlen
iibfaotpan firffoia ia popistoa, NUT
ia baIIitus oil usfonnoIlinen ia ie
est Ioittonuiiioen Daltaan pdGipn.
Noan ieIIainen boIlitiis ia Iait tnb.
bottiin ioaoa pois, ettd piIffaaiat
poiiitpot estecttd bGtpaistd faiffea
ppbGG. Satoanelt fanian wafoipom.
pi oio nGfi nGisid monisia pritpf.
fish ipnfdn tiIeipaiiuuSen, iote.l
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

ia millddn maaIliieIla lola ia lnot
toi~paiiunoella ei ole iitd antturi pod
mifd on tristitpn lola, tun ic
Sumaluan. $50 Serras-
Ia on meioan wGfewpptemme."
Stiff ustowainen nell ia iiiar:
"slnofant, Min iaatte, ettG iIonne
oliii tGpoeIlinen."
90. 90. @esterbaof.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
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0lelullle 1uureel IpeIuu, ellu puSl.
s. 6. 9ilieroos on iaaniit fotiin flit-
DUN 2~eaoisia, 9. 9of. lbltbtif. 81
p. mastaiiena bona. 8ainaiaa moi.
paii mlpooen aian fitrffrtfatarri, TO-
ia mpooostlii waifeanpitoleiiefii ben
eenabbistufietii. Eaiti of eoelltie-
nj iltana tdpnpt p~aiteatii. SGG8d-
rim nelrtpon mitfaan oil fairas aiet-
tlimit l~epotltoliin, iosia bant mai
nittltna aarniina lopoettiin fuolleena.
SUN oil fuollesiaan noin 63 miio.
tias. 8ainaia tltli Sltomesta I'd
ban maaban feiGlla 1907, wibittiin
iaarnamirfam Sronipoobisia, Wiob.
marrasf. 1 b. mainittiina mltotena.
Soimi eniin &aniallisfirffofl1nnan
l1betpsiaarnaaiata, matfastaen al.
ma Sppnermeren ratlnitolle laaffa,
toimien iiellG Historian itienaiien
ieltrafunnan pappina, mltltttaen leu.
raolparla ipfiprG itGdn Sitcbburgin
t. ieiirafunnan opettaiafIi, iieItG
noin flr1ii mtotta fifteen mltlitti 60
~lun1etin t. ieltratuntaan, iosIa pari
mllotta fifteen fltoli 5Gr1en maimonia ia.
|Smnoon aifann aiettlti 8. alltmaa1
maatilalleen gobingtoniin, teboen
iieltGfGiin uisita laarnomatfoia ia
mime lofof. alitsia labti 6. fun
nan lGbetpsioarnaaiafii toimien en-.
lin Minnei otusia, iiirtpen 2eabiin
iaoffa, josia on toiminut t. |. pop-
pima fitolemaania asti. SGnelta iGi
IGbinnG faipaamaan 1 tptar ia 5
poifoo. ..
8astori 2iGieroos oil etefpd eipatl-
felilrmin iaarnaaia, iota mielelladn
flnintelitpat pbtd baliffaasti banen
mastustaimia fuin pstdtpdnidfin.
SGn oil obfern mpos firioittelemam
maiffa firiailijmno eli olIiit Dainaia
min etemd fltin oil plrbuiana. &apt-
tGisIGmtne mainaian laltiepartta:
~"ielIaiiet on iGliet t,n on fpnnetfin"
timtee 5Gnen firioituflistaanfin ia
man ielpGpiirteiippoen alttiuioesta,
fiin of pltbeisiafin. Sanen wiimei-
men firioitl,flenia: "8aratiiiin faar
me iilmain atpaajana" OFF t. I. Dii-
me rtitrnerosia SiinGfin bum iel-
mGsti ndpttGd miten perfele moitelee
ibmisten iilmat mailman ipnlistlif-
ieen ialtpalla Min paboin etteifpGt
moi nGb6G, miten Seeiits on tltlllt
maaiImar Ddlfeubefii. 2opltfii bdn
Simeonin ianoilla t~obistaa, eta
Seelus on tl1lllit Ell ainoustnan 81.
meonin, ipaan fofo mtailmm arittlt
oefii. GiinG tl1nnlistltfiesia ban
pGGttG firioitufienia: "grmosta
aiitilas s. 6. 2ilieroos." Tdmd oil
meille bGiten miimeiiet ianania ia
me moinne ianoa, ettG td1nd abfe-
ro iaarnoaja fuoIi bppa tlnnustas
!bGnen blr1tlillaan.
IS. Sc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
Sur,rin oia tpt,uben nstGpis

- Sltrtrin ola totliiioen pstdpis-
tG rafastaa tot1titta minimum funin-
gas Srebrif rafasti mitIiiffio. Sun
eli ~oifeastaan rafastunlit muiiiffia,
poitii buil1a, eifG oifeastam builu-
afaar, paitii ortaa bltilumia. IL
ieinrmot ibmiiet rafastamat main
prrlna totluttanid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

eiapdt antaneet ddnestptiesfd dGni.
d1n Slmaloa piltfaatpan ioltton e.
oustaiille. <rf ie ioaiffo eoltstaln'
nasia ei iaamit tdbtoann Ioitit
min altoiipat raitponmaan iofa iaat
toi fanian biponoimanat ainetiet
puooattomaan melieswerta-l "Wi
tG oIet tebnpt? melieii meren iidni
minimum tpfoni maasta," ia
Sierra.
&itini firioitti: "Si Srmala,
minfGlailet aiat otpat NIT SitomesIa
@iattomia ibmiiiG tapetam rairBaI-
liiisia fobeisiaan. EGbGnfin fpI6Gn
oil ipibollinen tiilosia ia nte peliGt-
tim ia 2empi pelt6ii fun oil pois
totoa Dbteisforlusia, ban pelfGii et-
I'd ne tappatpat aioin. Mlttta fp-
Ian intellect fotomntliimat ia menitpGt
ipibollista pastaan ia Min ie tai.
lafertaa iaatiin aietutii pois, iosta
tiitos Slmalalle." Monia muitatin
tirieita olen ollrt tilailuuoesia luz
temaan ioisia on ollr,t innoa Iaiia
iiiaItS.
SGtG on opettanut pbG enenmGn
blittumaan: "Serra altta, me bl.
fltmmel" SalIitafien iorfot otpat
rltfoilleet Serroa taisteIuibin lGb-
tiesia, ia onpa ~iGriestettp i,tmalan-
palwelitfiiu rintarnan taafie, ioisia
taisteliiat iaaipot mGliaifoina fu1l-
Ia Sl1malan ianaa, iofa tpbtaa beitG
holman lGbteilIe, iiuG SsitmaIasia
on toetelta apl tusfisia. &apinoit-
fiiat olpat fGpneet taisteluibin firoil
len, Ills len rltbtinaan nimesIG ion.
ia &ristis on %noittamilt, ioten ie
Ell ole ipoinut palpeIiioitoanfaan
altttaa. &iitos Sitmalallel
SOS meiodn tltripamme oIiii al.
noastaan ibmisDoimasia, min tlile.
ipaiiults oliii ipntfG, iillG niboIli-
men Ell lepaa. Wlttta min fauan
FIN lODtpp niiti iotfa tlmtpaaipat
Sltmalaan ia bluttapat Serroa =
mitfl emme iaamme mllistaa: "&l-
faat peliGtfo, iillG Sierra 10TH tel
bGn plrolestmne." Suripamme eli
ole inurisia iotatpariist1fIisia eifG
mGen polioiioesia, mlitta Siimalas-
ia. Sospa ipnnpimaasiafin iofai.
mem paniii tGpben tllrtpan Si1ma-
liam ia bllltailitpat pbG enemnGn
bdneltd aplia iilloin oliii faiffi i1I-
fopiiolinen apl tarpeeton.
MeioGn ipelnoniinirtemme on OBJ
pia ia opettaa enermGn SltmalaI-
iista raffaittta ia meliepttd, ettd TIT
Ietpaiiru6esia fulfil Serran benfi
iaamaan enemmGn iiioa ipodmisi1
jofn opettaa b~pliaGmGdn faiten i,t-
malattomm menon 'ia eldmGGn to-
tllutta rafastapina melielliiesti.
@rnme mposfGGn iaa aiatella fostoo
mibolliiille, iinG Sierra lanoo: "Wti
nun on fpsto."
8elieni, iiiareni, Gld pelfGG piio-
lustaa SlmalaIlista totitutta, iilG
Sierra on alma lasrri, ia jos ban I'D
bGn aifana n%apttGiii mtffliipanfin
Min rirfoiIe, ia BON ionoo ianania
iosta mprsfpn tGptpp aiettia ia
laanmte raltbasla lpneltaa eteempGin
fiittGen Serran.
"SSa iosfin Sierra iallii ierL @H'
ilfiG pibollinen &itiimiimnne ip0f-
lee fltolemaan, Sit emtrte buoli
fuitenfaon; &aitbasi' on iielrt fit
tenfin, Gen Seeius itie lrnasti, In-
t%iiutebenia omisti."
"Sllrba on onra tpoimanrme, 81
moi ie meitG arttaa, Wa1t pin1epoen
pallat me 8oitamme Serran faitt-
ia; Sotija fperraton ST. Seeins
&ristils on, SGL Sierra Sebaot,
Selpetin ioatffiot 2po manbon, moi.
bon iaattaa."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

y
= Ste 50. q. McI6oon pltbees.
ia ionfa bun on Ipbpempi aifa iitte
lpitGnpt folmamten papn,l6en Iai-
nan bptp1tii.
Sept bolliaiiin pitbl1a teille aina-
Fin pbbestG afiasta ionfa bppGfii
ola tGtd robaa fltlattetaan. Me o.
merifolaiiet olemmee tebneet iotain
tGmGn iooam uifana iotu Ell mield
pfiifGan fania ole ennemmirt tebnpt.
Olemme ofoittaneet pnmGrtdipGm-
me niioen ltbraufiien nripon ioita
iofainen armeiiamme tai Iaipastom
me iotilas ia beioGn perbeeniG on
lpaInis tefem. pbteilen iiGnnaamme
bpipGfii.
Sdn:a jo(jn ia l5meelliien te.
tonio faaito Ameriffa .aas ferran
b1if1iii maailmaa. So tGma jalo
tefo oil le ettG fongresiimme pfii-
mieliierlG, = iefG lenaattimme eta
Observation-Disclosures, = GGnesti lain
bpmdfii ionfa mifaan jofainen maa.
ia Teriiotilas ief1 boitaiatar, iofa
fantaa Obopsmaltain uniformlta, til
lee iaamaon Observation-Disclosures. ga
mp6sfin b%itoleboittiin tdsiG laisia
mnomme talmelufiesI IA olefpien )cM
fiioiben perbeistu. 8aiffi tdniGn
maan iotiloat ioatpot $50 bollaria
muo5esia palffoa palmelnfiestaoil
fotimaasia ia 1916 bolIaria jos tule-
mot mieopfii &ansfaan tai iobonfin
muuhun pieraaieen maobon. 81
on faiffi mit6 me BELLE mafiamme
ia me maGrGGmme beiSdn palffamia,
afettoesiamme beiodn elamGnid fpaa
ralle alttiitii. So fitntminfin me,
Iainatesiomme rdboiamme walticl.
lemme, flatlemme mrlitamien iono-
man ettd neIid ia pfii neljas ola pro
Ienttia ei ole tarpeefii torfea for
fomGGr1. @ertaiIfaamme iotiIas-
temme ,tbraufiia tGbGm. Sc iaawat
ebf1 antaa elGmnGniG ia iaatpat iiitG
mnfiofii 1876 oollaria iuiiooesio, 33
oolaria fi~mlfmi6esia On iuoras.
taan bdpeduistd mertoilLa iotilas-
tenure l,braufiia niibin itbrotifiiin
ioita nte maollemune teenlrne loina-
tesimnme iiGle rdbao nelian ia pb-
ben ~neliGsoia proientin foroIIa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. laisia MAD
r1Gnrnte ettG jofainen naimit mics
Notwithstanding on pafoitettu anta-
madn piiolen polfostoan paimol-
leen. Ne otanme fem b1nen pol
postaan. SGrn6tt IiiGfii iaa iotiIoan
paimo nielG 10 boIlaria moItiolta
fiufnioesio. SOS on Iapiio, antaa
maItio nii0en funfin pudpiooffi 5
oollaria fiiusfo; min ettd eiimerfif.
II Jos perbecsia on folme lasta, tIi-
Il fotilaan fpaimo ioomaan faiffiam
45 oolIoria finisia itfenfd ia Iasten.
ia puGpioofii
Wp0sfin on iotilaS oite1itettii Of
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

- gniimdinen nainen maailmns.
ia, iofa on iaanitt pliopistosfa lido
fetieteen tobtortn oripon, on @Ii5a-
betb 8lacfipell. SGn oil ipntpnpt
Gnglnnisin 1916 ia tiili lG1farifii
ybopspolIoisia 1S49.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
- NSNSht
eiimies 6. ~fpnnasia.

= Iuttaian toimitils o6ottaa firf
fotuntamme papeilta iobtamia tir.
ioitiflia ieuraawasia iGriestpfiesiG:
Srufof. 16 p. s Suusfonon.
Soufot. % p. 8. &uotialainen.
Soufof. 80 b. s. Saafana.
9eiIf. 2 p. past. S. llrpilainen
Oll1 o!ema p~dimGnm6GrG II.
mottaa torstaita, milIpin %uttaja IL.
mestpb, rtittta f~irioitusten pitaiii
olla 10 tGGIld iamar milton maa.
nantaina.. &aifilta m~uiltafin pstd.
tpiIt1 p~pnbetG6n DstGm6lliiesti fir.
ioi' tfIia Min manbemille fuin niio.
r:llefin aiiotuita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

= @pptdfdd ferdpslistoia ia toi-
urifua min ettd iaataiiiin @uttaia
pelatomafii feiGtul,n e~niimGiieen
p1itpG1n 1918.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

= Snneton on iellainen ibminen
iofa eli oiaa leiffia Iasfea, mttta
apielG o~mnettomampi on iellainen
iota Ell mlttta oioa fiiin leifiteIld.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

Slabolttapon milfnsta nGDt-
t1d oleman toimirta Msbtabitla Snr
borin, Ohio, Observation-Disclosures
la. @iiotaan ponna iltama toimeen
&itttaian bpip1fii t. +. 13 ,. 60
moin on pioettp iltama t. t. 5 p.
SauppanilGbetpfien bpmdfii. SdtG
eiimerffid ioptii nouoattaa m,iiial-
Iafin iilIG nilfas toiminta on ieii.
rafiirta elGmGn iiirrin iiitnaus faif.
fiaLla.
Muttojan peIfuin mafiofii on
ientinaarilainen u. SosieI ferdn.
MT Sron 8eItistG, Bis. $4,000 ia
tiiortut robot 4itttaian t~oinristoon.
Olemme ipoGupeILiiesti fiitoIlifia ".
Sasielille ia Sron 8eltin Iabioitta-
lille , ioilta oil fdboeltofin % boil.
SltmuIa rltnioosti pdlfitfoon Iabiat
mel = @ifobGn monet, monet non.
bottaifi nditten lnbioittaioin eff.
mertfi6. = Se eipGt baIinneet nj.
miGdn Enthusiastically leboesfd.
x
= 2aniallisfirffofuntoan fltiiIii.
tpiIIe ia firffofuntaamme iiioitpiI.
lie ieiirnfunnille buomaitetaan etti
muistaiiiwat fofoufiisioan MALTA
eniifirfoIlisfoforsta morten eo1ista.
iat. SamaIIa pppoetdGn, eta ieiiro
funnat iofo poppienia toi miiten
pirfaiIioitten fniitta I6bettGpGt ier.
rafuntain mGfiIuetteeIon fpiimeis.
tddn enien feidfinin 10 b. 1918.
8irfoIlisfofous tulloon pitdm11n
asbtobiiIo Sarborisio, 8. emf feid.
fititn IopuIIa tai beindfiiun olusio,
pGitpin6 mifi tarfenmin ilmotetaor
min pion fun iaaoaan tieton roiis
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
2nbioitufiia gl1lttoiaIIe:

@ittaian toimisto ppptGa laiilia
faifille nGiIle labioittuiille parbaim
mat fiitofietl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09
9abioitafiia SaappantIabetpt-

ieIle:
NuinespiIle, Obio, Msiss Gift
@iilliien labja ....... $500
Marqaiette, Wicb., Samniintdi-
fouliplta post. Seimoien fta 1920
Copper Gitn, Widb., august
Matelan labia .......... 200
Song SslanO, %. q. Maria
Yalnfarin ldbia ....... 1000
Sort Mrtbitr, Ont. Canada, raa.
motln lirtltieirralta Mrs On.
ma Npmanin fattta 80. 1900
Obteenid ............ 5000
SpodmeDliiet fiitofiet faifiIle lab
ioittaiille. On bausfa b,tomata ID
betptien pstGmisid raffaiptta Ser.
ron tpotd fobtaan. Sierra eoelleen-
fin meta tposiGmme inpostafoonl
Watti 8isfari,
S04 Gin Ct, Calumet. Mcib.,
Soapp. lGset. rabaston boitaja.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

- @aorirl1s on berffGusfoiiunoen
ifG = lupttamus taoien on prtti,
iofa faspaa bitaasti Wanbutien rim
rasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09


g~wanfeliumiiublia ia ieura-
titfttain fofoufiia pioetGian ieiiraa.
masti: gniimGiiend belliintaipGi-
pGnG Sopeaioen foul,illa, alfaen flo
10 op. iatfetaam ialfeen paolilen
ia illolla.
Soiiena Observation-Disclosures toufof.
20 p. 8rantipoooisia alfaa firfos-
ia flo 10 ap. iatfetaan pa,oliien jill
feen ia iql. iefd ieuraaipana pdipa-
nd fanfan m~GGrGpsten ntitfaan. 8i1
buiifii tlilee Sopenioelle allefirioit-
tanltt, ieminaarilainen 9. ". &ranf
fala = m. ia 8rantpoobiin miitten
liiGfli Iaapl1ll post. q. @alunta. =
DlGmainituilla paiftafunnilla ppp-
betGGn ottamaan bpnGntabtoiiesti
tGnlG ilmotlis bltomioon.
<nnioittain,
IS. Wltpri,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

- slid fosfaon tieooisia Min rifas
TIT ettG ipoGmeli iiitG fOpbtpp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-09

Dtrsfas fltolnari, on dtttdipu mi.
mtlle iiri %pGimdnd, eif1 ~ainoustoort
miniblle, rpaan nrpos faiftlle, lotto
bdnen tlnestpmistGGn rafastatpot".
Sos ientdboen eniint6iienG iris
tittptd oitana lisfo eli tpoittomt
pdGmdGr61nfG Imam fpofoipoa tois.
tcllia, tiiinfa paIion ~pGbemmGrt mt.
TIM pubuiis or pbG fastpamasfa 10
perfele entistd iiuiremmaIIa moi.
malla raimoaa tiet1en itieLlGnfG md
ban aifaa oIepan. EubanIien hao-
nien mestari on mietos mibolIiner,
oina pubasia olIiit, mttto mt on
ban iitd enemmdn fiiin fosfoon. al
ipoioa fieltaG, eta Serron titIerui-
men MT on IGbeIG - monet mer.
tit iiiben piittaaipat - ia tGm6
tatlentis tGpdbtiui iiniri ictrmafienu
%ioatonan fpaifiititfiesta faifeIla mol
been iuoinalla ia turntfTin ia IL.
mein ia toifille pddrppoen piette-
Qpfiilla niiIIe titrmioffi iotfa ici-
tiifpat tabctittieent ientGboen ettei.
mat ottaneet tpostoon raftaittta to.
tiiiiteen, eta oliiiipat peIastitneet,
@oiii mennd maiffa fiiinfa BIT.
t1lIe fotiellesia utboIIiien ttbanfid
tionio tGnd aitono. @iittdd, Inn
moiritfemu1e, ettd ban faitelIo tpief-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-21
4 E f za g. +,

sometimes none at ALL This service is in
sociology, at SOB Kent Hall, Columbia Univer
sity.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the
President, who is we'll acquainted with the
problem of how the government can best be
'got over" to the people, who are a part of
it, is enthusiastic in support of this plan, and
has worked out system which should bring
it to it's fullest efficiency.
"The great city of New York." said Miss
Wilson recently, "can do it's full quota of war
work only if it takes the trouble to organize
carefully in systematic way that would OBJ
viate the present confusion, duplication and
competition in war work in this city. 1t seems
to me that here as we'll as elsewhere the cart
is being put before the horse; that there is
striving for certain definite material results
before the machinery for attaining the maxi
mum results has been created.
"Supposing that in each neighborhood of
New York City there organization
responsible for all the civic work in that
neighborhood, with subcommittee RESPONSE
BILE to it for each separate activity, would it
not be easier for the food administration or
any other governmental agency to get CO.
operation from the citizens OF this city thus
organized than as they are now, divided into
thousands of small private organizations, each
perfectly responsible far as cooperation
with the rest Of the community is concerned,
but interested only in it's special little job?
"The only way l see for New York to or
ganize for work is to focus all civic work
in the school buildings. In each school building
there should be one organization in authority
and it should be open to every citizen residing
within the limits of the school districts.
"This organization should be responsible for
all the work being done in that school build
ing, and should be the only one having the
right to the use Of the building Of course,
this one organization would have many sub
committees and subdivisions, as have all other
organizations, but each subdivision must al
ways be responsible to the parent organize
ton and have only as much independence OF
action as is given by the parent body.
Zach neighborhood organization should
have one elected executive officer, and these
officers should be paid by the city, so that
they may be recognized as distinctly public
officers, with responsibility publicly fixed on
them 10 agents Of the people. There should
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F)k EVERY DAY WILL BE WFEATIESS BYE AND BYT

they one and all settled down to the business
OF the hour, and for two weeks or more there
has been very little rest for the weary chef
Morning, noon and night these important per
sonages have sat in their spotless Offices cvoly-
ing recipes or stood at the long marble mix
ing board, or before the oven superintendinq
the mixing and baking of wheatless pastry or
cake or bread. Recipe after recipe has been
tested and the end is not yet
saw an interesting exhibition in the office
OF one of these chefs of the different kinds of
bread which have been baked in the kitchen
during the experimental stage. The first loaf
was Nsoggy and most unappetizing, so much so
that the chef laughingly remarked that he was
saving that for munition if the Gemans should
come to New York. But the loaves cot better
as they went on until the final product a well
raised loaf about the color of light graham
flour and fine in grain was reached.
1t is perfectly possible to make pastry or
cake without wheat flour. In point of fact a
number of the hotels have been making wheat
less pastry for long time and the patrons have
been none the wiser. If the pie crust is a
little darker in color, owing to use of rye
flour in place of wheat, this is laid to the
baking. Cream for filling cellars and the like
has for long time been made of powdered
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The Britisher substitutes fish for mutton In
his pie, and says, "There is a war on" and
lets 1t go at that. The Frenchman fakes his
famous pastry without the use of wheat and
shrugs his shoulders with the words, "C'esf
la guerre." Does America care more for
wheat bread than she does for Liberty?
Tricks in all trades! But at time like this
it would seem that even the trickiest would
forget his cunning and play fair, wouldn't it?
AS have said, the making of pastry and
cake without wheat flour has not been difficult,
nor has the substitution of corn or potato or
rice flour as thickening for gravies and meat
sauces been anything of problem, but when
it comes to the question of wheatless bread,
ali, there's the rub!
1t is all very we'll so far as breakfast muf-
fins and gems are concerned, all sorts of deli
cious varieties of these are made from corn
meal combined with another flour For in
stance, at the Waldorf four varieties of these
are served, each of which contains corn COM
bined in equal proportions with another flour
rice, buckwheat, barley or oathour.
Breakfast rolls are a little more difficult
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A with which wehave been threat
II k3Ell ened ever since the beginning of
the war; We have seen it and
tasted it and determined to cat it with a good
race when it became necessary for us to do
20. but we haven't looked forward to this diet
With any great degree of enthusiasm. And
now it appears that we needn't have worried
about it at all, for, thanks to the experiments
which are going on in the kitchen of every
hotel in the city, the problem of wheatlcss
bread will soon be solved and the result, it is
safe to predict; will be a far more palatable
snd appetizing loaf than the soggy black mass
which is being consumed by the populace of
England, France and Germany.
If we had thought about the matter we
should have realized that our war bread could
never have been the same as the European
variety for the very good reason that we
have at least one ingredient which the Euro
mean nations lacks and which will 20 far
toward making our war bread not only more
palatable, but far more attractive to look upon
this is cornmeal.
There are people-of Southern birth or ex-
traction most of them-who decline to look
upon the non-use Of wheat as hardship.
"What is all this here hullabaloo about, any
vay?" queried the manager of one of the
great hotels in his drawing Southern accent
1Isn't there plenty of cornmeal in the world?
] jes CANT understand what the fuss is all
about!
But we weren't all brought up on corn
meal diet, and while corn mullins, corn pone
or Johnny cake are very delicious, there comes
time when we sigh for slice Of real ''riz"
bread, and it is absolutely impossible to mako
such bread of cornmeal alone.
At the recent convention of hotel men held
IN Washington the subject Of wheat conserva-
ton was brought up by Mr.. Hoover and those
present pledged themselves to allow no wheat
used in their hotels after the 18th of April
Can you imagine what tempests there were
amongst the teapots in the hotel kitchens
throughout the city when this news arrived?
Can you see those temperamental gentlemen,
all in white, who preside over these domains,
throwing up their hands, struggling their
shoulders and helplessly murmuring, "Mon
Dieu! Mon Dieu!" Wheatless days and meat
less days and porkless days, shortage of butter
and fats, and dearth of white sugar, all
these were minor hardships which sank into
nsignifeance in comparison with this latest
coup. But after the first few hectic moments
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until he has done his best to help to conserve
the wheat for the armies over there?
do you think that would use one grain
OF wheat when L. know that our soldiers need
it," said M. dat, head chef of the Ritz Carl
ton. II am grateful that there is something
that l can do for the army For long time
now every day has been 'wheatless day at the
Ritz-Carlton, and there is no camoufage about
it, either. To-day" he continued, 81 went to
restaurant and ordered wheatless rolls.
This is what received" and he broke open
long, narrow breakfast roll. ssYou see," he
said, "thc color is like rye. but it is not rye,
it is wheat roll with little molasses put in
to darkcn ia camouflagc roll, is it not?"