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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Mufr,1f bes Suffers an Seer nnb
Slptte.
uMa5eoontide Trpnt lit mittem int
id,periten &antpfe sebroden."

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 10th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Berlin, itber 8aiel, Z. Sft. = &atier
@tlbelm fat ant Spnntag etnen Nufrnt
an bas bentid)e Seer mnb bic bentid)e
Slptte erlaifen, in tuelden ct anfitnbtgt,
bas bic Srpnt tn Wea5ebpnten 5miammenz
gebrpden lit, mnb erflart, er babe itdJ tnt
Ginperitanbnis nit 9emti6lanb @erbiinz
betem enti6lpfien, bent Setnb npn nenen
Srieben an5ubteten. 9te 8rptlamattpn
&aiier 8tlbelms fat fDlgenben Bprtlatt:
vWunatelang tit ber Setno nit erpr=
tnen Mnitrengnmgen mnb fait pbne Han1e
1T ben &fen gegen nniere 2tnten an=
geitiirmt. Sn @pden bes &tngens, pft
Dime Mmbepa1ie, babe SIR etnem nm1ne=
riflj tpeit iiberlegenen 5ettt6 amsbalten t..
QSiberitanb leiiten rtiii1en. 9arttt ltegt bic
@r1Re Der Mnfgabe, tpeld)e Gnd) geiteQt
mar, ,tnb ,pelbe SIR erfiillt. Sruppen al
ler be1tt1dben Staaten tnn tbr Sell 1tn0
berteibigen belbenntitttg bas Saterlan6
auf fre11bent 8pben. @art tit bic Mnfgabe.
yWeeine Slptte be6amptet iid) gegen bic
pereiniste1 fetnbliden Seeitrettfrdfte nnb
unterItiibt pbne @anfen bas Seer 1T fet=
nem ihtuterigen &f.
v9ie 9lngen 9erer 5nbamie rmbett nit
Gtpl5 nnb 8etunn6ernng anf ben Saten
6es 6eeres 1nb ber Slptte. Sd iprede
Gm6 netnen tn6 bes &aterlanbes 9anf
aus.
,,9er 3mianmenbrnh Der n1a5e6pni=
ilben 5rpnt tit mtitten int bbrteiten &antpf
erfplgt. Snt @inflang nit unieren Ser
biinbeten babe td5 beidlofien, bent 5etn6
mod etnttal Srteben ansnbteten, bpd) tdj
tperbe meine 5anb nnr fit etnen ebren=
baften Srteben atsftrefen. gStr i6nlben
has ben Selben, ,ueld5e tbr 2eben fitr bas
@aterlanb selaiien baben, ,tnh nit id5nl=
hen es 1nfere1 &tnber,t.
vSb bie Maffen seienft tuer6et, lit
eine Srage. 8ts babtn bitrfen tutr nta5t
nadjlaiIen. 9tr ntiifIer, tute btsber, ale
nniere &raft 1tnner5agt anipannen, tint
rniere Grbe gegen ben Mnftmrnt nnierer
Setn6e at idbiiken.
Isle Stunbe lit ernit, bpd) int Ser
tramen amf nniere &raft nnb amf @DtteS
gnGbige &ilfe fiiblen MIR uns itarf ge=
mug, 1tnier geltebtes &aterlanb SIT pertei=
btgen.
(ge5.) v@tlbeltt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
8erlim gilt sic S6mad)e SET @eit'
front at.

8nris, 4. Oft. = Gin Miid5ug
Ser 6euti9en Eruppen an Ser 8eit-
front miro bon oen Bropagan6a De-
portement in Berlin borausgeieben.
ssn einem 8eridt, ser bon 6iefem 8n'
TO ousgegeben tpur6e, miro befannt.
gegeben, 6oB Deutf9lon6 u11ter 6em
Drude Ser tpieoerpereintgten aQiier-
ten Trnppen panfe.
sc lit fir Geutfdlan6 nottpen6ig.
iebt Der Beri1t btn5u, 6aB Elm Sell
ser 6euti9en OffenfiDr Stellungen III
BeIgien un6 sSrorfreid erbolten tper'
sc, 10 BOB 6as Boterlan6 frei bon ben
@hlo9ten. bIeibe, sic iebt enti9ieoen
tper6en.
Ser 6eutide 8eri9t gibt bonn be-
fannt, oaB oie amerifanii@e Offen-
lipe 5tpiiden ser Moiel nn6 Ser Mr=
gonne i'm miterben begriffen lei, 1tn6
6aB sic fron5ofiide Sffeniibe in Der
eriten 8one oes 6euti6en @erteioi-
gungsipitems feitgebolten lei.
Sc miro bon Ser 6e1ttf9en Bropa.
gan6a Office 5ugegeben, BOB 6ie BRIT
tii9en Tr1ppen im@an1brai Mbi6nit<
te @rfolae errongen urtb ebenio, bob
Soig's Truppen an 6en MuBenran=
6ern 6ieier Sto6t fe6ten. Die Mote
iebt aber bin3u, ooB @ambrai felt la11-
gem nidt mebr 6os Centrum Der 81
Ienbobnen uno &oditraBen tpdre, pie
es friiber tuor. geeue @ifenbabnen II.
&oditroBcn, miro bebauptet, tpuroen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
9e1ttide gebem anterifaniide Sort.
id1rttte At.

"a 8erlin> Z. SIT. = nMn1erifaniide
Gtreitfrdfte 1ebten geltern 0itli@ bon
@rermont, 5tpii6en BEN 6liiiien Mo=
lei uno Mrgonne, lire itorfen Mngrif=
fe fort" beiagt Ser offi5iene beutige
6euti9e 8eri9t. u9ie Mmerifaner
paren in einen1 8oritoBe Big GIT SEN
bebol5ten @0ben, bei1abe ei11en 4ilo-
meter n0r6li6 bon bier, erfolgreid."
Ser 8ert9t fiibrt tpeiter ol1s:
ugnglii9e nn6 fran5oiif6e Erup=
pen ieben lire 9lngriffe 5tpi1ben Sc
@oteIet nn6 ct. 0ne11ti11 fort. 8ean=
reboir nl16 Montbrebain berblieben in
ibren &Gn6en. Muf Sen ubrigen Set
len ser Sront feblten ibre slngriffe
Dor nnieren 2inien. SSs1t BEN beuttgen
&Qmpfen 1obe 8eaureooir 5eidnete
ii@ 6as Sc. S1tfanterie feierbe &egt=
111e1tt u11ter 6en &ommdn6o bon Wfd'
ior 8Ioobbede beion6ers aus.
v@rneuerte glngriffe Ser Sran5oien
u16 StoIiener onf @ben1in BEG Da-
mes tpuroen abgef6lagen.
vssSn ser Sortiebung unierer @tel=
Inngsperidiebungen, oie 0it1id bon
@bein1s 11n6 auf bei6en 5eiten Der
@nippe begonnen tpur6en, raumten
mir porIebte geo9t nnlere 5tequngen
/ Bel 8rtrno11t un6 Berru n1t6 be5ogen
eine bintere 2Inie. Ser 6ein6 folgte
oie1e1n &urs tpdbren6 6es Sages.
u9In Mben6 tporen mir nit ibn1 i1n
&onpfe Bel @uippes, auf bei6en @ei=
ten Ser @bein1s =Neu6ate1 Strabe,
nabe 2obannes, @poDe, Gaberger nno
an Ser Mrnes.
u3tpii9en ser StraBe, sic bon
@omme=Hp 10r6lid un6 0itlid bon
2irp fubrt, griffen 6ie Mmertfaner Il.
Tron5oien aberrnols nit itarfen
@treittffr6Gften on. Mn4 idueren &C.
fe@ten blieben mir I'M 8eiite unferer
@teHungen. Sos $50. Beitpbdlifde
un6 bos 149. 8efpreuBiide Snfon-
terie=Meginent 5ei6neten iid IN Die
fen @6m1pfen Defenders aus. Die 1879.
ssnfanterie Dibtiton f9lug 6enSetn6
bier mebreremole 5uriid, tuel@er, tn
15-fa@en Beqen, gegen Sic 2irp So
fen anitiirntte.
,2eutnant Weorfoa nit elmer
4ontpognie 6es 377. ssnfanterie-@e-
gimentes nabm einen ipe5ieqen an'
tell in ser Mbtpeiiung Ser feinblidena
glngriffe. Ser Sein6 erlitt sic i6mer'
iten @erll1ite.
v2ofole Mneriffe 6es Sein6es ont
lpeitfi6en @on6e 6es argonne &C.
boI5es i9lugen febl. 3miiden Ser @r'
qonne un6 ser Moiel iebten Sic Mme-
rifoner lire itarfen Ingriffe fort.
0eitIi@ bon @rermont tparen lie in
einem @oritoB Big 5u Ben bebol5ten
&0ben, bentabe einen @ilon1eter 1or6-
Ii@ bon bteiem 8labe, erfolgreid.
6ier >paren lire Mngriffe, Sic udb>
reno 6es geobn1ittags fir @tun6en
ernenert tpnr6en, obne @rfolg. .Mn BET
6en @eiten Ser StroBe, sic bon @bor-
pe11trb nod @omagne fiibrt, bra@en
! feinolt@e Mngriffe abernals Dor ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Mmerifaner berseidnen int Mngeiid)te
BON pielen Maldtnenge>uebren
sSDrt1d1ritte.

2s Oeit Ser omerifaniiden Mrmee
norblpeItlid bon gerbnn, Z. DIT: -
9ie Mmerifaner mo9ten an ge&ptiie1t
aunften fleine 6orti6ritte. 3tpii6en
ser Weolel uno bem Ogons @ebol5
fonoen trotige sS1tfanteriegefe9te
1tatt, uno tpeiter tpeItli6 Daren Wfa=
ihinengelpebr= uno Mrtineriefener
sln Ser 2i11ie peitli9 bon Der Wfo=
lei fonnten omerifonii6e Gruppen
Sic Sen perlt4rften 8ereinigungen Der
be1tihen slrn1ee gegeniiberiteben, Die
ginbiegung in ibrer langen 5ront
hel1te ousqleiden. 8erihte, bie bon
fe1nmonoierenben Sffi5ieren ridge
Io1bt 1purber, ber5ei6nen oen Sor-
1tpB= bon biele1t Darbs bur9 erfolg=
reide s6lGge.
Ser beutige Sag brodte feline be=
roI0i1den Operatione11, aber eine gu
for1mer15iebung Ser &eporte> Sic oos
Souptouartier errei6ten, 5eugt bon
bem ern1 ten Gborofter Ser &dmpfe.
Gie Sauptlinie tpur6e ridt materiell
geanbert, ober oiegerdn0erungen, bic
itottfon6en, 1in6 5l1nt 8orteile Ser
Nlmerifaner. Sc tpur6e fein Serin9
unternon1men, einen allgemeinen
sSortidritt 3u per5ei9nen, ionoern
es mur6en nur sic bereits belebten
@tellungen beritdrft.
0ie Sperotionen ser Strange len
tpeltIih 6es glrgonne@eb0l5es gefdbr=
Sen 6ie gtellungen 6er0euti6en nod
mebr, 6ie ii6 jebt tief in einem Win'
feI a>piIden SEN Sran5o1en nno SINE
rifanern beftn6en.
elm redten 6liige1 Ser Mn1erifaner,
nabe ser Moiel, tpnr6e 6as @ebol5
nm GuneI qeidubert un6 peiter tpeit=
Iih. mur6e 6as Monep @eb0l5, tpelz
DIES tpdbreno atpeier Sage 6ie S5ene
heftiq1ter &dmpfer bil6ete, bom Sein-
Sc qeIaubert. Sic G6Io9t bon 6ielent
@eboIa Big au oem naben Betit 8ois
tpur6e om qr0Bten Seile oes Sages
fortqe1ett unb ser Mbi61nB Ser &dnt'
pfe brodte cine Musgleidung nnierer
9inien mie an an6eren Bldben.
0ie Mngriffe ser Nmerifoner ge=
aen sic @ehorser I'M Gunel tpnroen
nod1 elmer beftigen Irtinerie Nor'
bereitunq, sic Stun6en lang tDabrte,
borqenommen. MIs sic @mmpfe Dor:
iiber uoren, tpurbe ousgefunoen, oaB
5id, sic Geut'then bon Ser .Eiefebene
stpifden bem Monop @ebol3 nno Be,
tit Bois suriidge5ogen botten.
@s ftente iid herous. boB bte 9eut-
fd1en in ibrem sSorti9rtHe CUR Ser
itdrfunq ihrer Stelungen Mof9tnen-
oetpebre oorbrnhten, un6 5tpar III ei-
11em ioIfe G5rooe, >pie es 1ttenals gu
Dor peracihnet tpur6e. Mn getpi1ien
MbteiIl,rncu ser 2inien tpare11 tie
MIR flint g'oros boneinon6er.
9ie @rfenrnng ser Gotmenoigfeii
6es csnitor>hortcns 6teies Teiles BET
2inie, sic nen s1merifaner gegeniiber'
Iieat, naFh"m Sic Mufgabe 6iefes Use,
oes Sic Observation-Disclosures i'm
Stiden gcfShrNcn tpiir6e, iebten Die
9eut1hen SIC 8erItGrfung' ote1e1
sSront fort Tcnc Gtbiitonen mnroen
oufqehrcht nno &on5entrattonen
1ii6Iid ho' oonhres ct ct. Georges
6nrhgefiitrt
grGnbe >',c~bcr bon 8rteunes, Dnn
s11r!Weuic unb rincrebiIle beri6tet
ober es mi~h onoenommen, 6aB 6teie
ourd bas ginidlagen bon @ef9oi1er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Hmerika$ HntWort.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 10th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October sth, 1917.
448aibington> 9. Oft. = Ser Eert
bon Brafi6ent @ilions Mdtteilung
m1r6e bente bonn Sefretdr 2onltng
5niammen nit Ser 9eote 6es 8rin5en
Marimilian befanntgegeben, Sic iebt
gum er1ten Male in Mmerifa 5nm Mb,
6rud gelangt. 3ur ielben 3eit geben
oie 8eanten befannt, boB gegentpGr=
tig onf sic oiterrei6ii6e Mote, sic Ser
Note 6es 6eutlden 9ei6sfan5lers
abnli@ lei, feine Mntiport gegeben
mer6e. sc mir6 11i9t nottpen6ig Be-
fun6en nit Seiterrei@ 5u berban6eIn,
big nidt Die 3eit einer Mntmort fiir
1einen Berbiin6eten gefommen lei.
Ser Sert Ser geote, sic beute Ser
bieftgen S6tpei5er@eia iiber-
geben tpur6e, lit folgen6er:
u@err! = Sd babe Sic @bre, an
Steae bes ErGitbenten, ben @,npfang
sSSbrer 9epte bpm 6. Dftober, Sic 8e=
fanntmad1tng Ser bentlden 9iegies
r1tng an Ben 9raiibenten, s,t beitGti=
gen; an6 idj >patrbe bpn bem 8raii.
bentem beamftragt, sic s1 erinden,
bie folgenbe 8efanntmadnng an Ben
faiierli6 6eutidem @ei@sfan5ler a1t
iibermitteln:
u8ebpr ether Mntipprt atf 6as Mns
indem Ser faiierlid bettden &eeie<
rnng, 1tn6 bantit bieies glninden 10
anfridttg nnb gera6itnnig, >uie es Sic
gegentpartig bantit berbnn6enem ST.
tereiIen berlangen, 1T, iiebt fd ser
HrGiibenten ser &ereintgten Staaten
genStigt, iid) ielbit bpn ser erafte1,
Meinnng Ser Mpte bes bentiden tut
ierltden &eidsfanslers at beriidern.
Meint ser faiierlid)e &ei6sfansler,
bak Sic faiierlid be1ttide &eaiernng
sic 8ebing1tng, Sic bpnt Hrdi iibenten
in feiner M6reHe an Sen &ongreR Ser
&ereinigten @taaten ant s. Sanmar
5. s. nno in nadberisen Mnipraden,
ammebme ,1nb bak es ibre @fdt in
ein @ingeben in8eiprednn9en 1T, id
riifbaltlps ser prafti i6en Mnmen-
b1tngem Ser Ginaelbeiten bieier 8es
binemnsen a1t fiigen?
Ser Yrafibeat fiiblt fid) in Ser.
bimbmna NIT bem &oridlas zines
8affenitil(fanbes sm faaen eestpnn.
ge1, 6ak er fid nidt sic Treibeit neb-
men f5nme, Ben @esiermnsen, nit
,peldjen sic @ereinisten etaaten &c.
qem bic tettoniiden Mddte ai1oaiiert
iin6, cine 1tnterbrednng Ser artegs.
tatigfeit bprsmidlagen, iplange bie
Mrmeem bieIer MGdte anf beren SO.
Sen iteben. 9as quite &ertrunen II.
aenbeiner Mmseinanberietnng tuiirbe
Dffenbar BON ber3nitimmnng Ser teu'
toniid)en MGdte, ibre Srnppen iiber.
al bpn pffnptertent 8u6em 5nriidan-
sieben, abhangen.
Ser Grdiibent fiiblt iid gleidaei-
tia ct ser Trase bere6tist, Of SET
faiierlide &ansler blps fit sic ber.
fai1nnasmafigen 8efSrben Beg &ai'
ierreides, sic Zig jett BEN &rieg &C.
lcitet, fprede. Gr eradtet bie glnt'
iuprten a1f bieie ssragen als ueient'
lid bon jebem @eiidtspnnft ans."
vMebmen sic, mein 6err, bte er'
nenerte @eriid)ertng 1neiner 9pdad'
tnng entgegen.
8iobert Canning"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Deut(Nland be)tdti9t
RQ63u9 an Wtltfrollt
befti9er Widerftand wird pon deutf6en Cruppen
den HlIerten ett9e9en9eleft

meiter oltli9 6ieier Sta6t gebaut> II.
5tpar mdbren6 Der S6la9ten I'M
Sabre 1917 mo- oieie Sta6t bur9 Die
Sanfs gefabr6et tpur6e.
Das beutl6e Bropaganba 9epar-
tement gibt 81, oaB 6ie britiiden uno
belgii9en Mttaden in Glnn6ern ibre
erlten mi6tigen @rfolge errungen ba=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
100000 amerifaniide Soloaten
fremsten Sen Ssean.

True translation filed with the post
master at St. Cloud, Minnesota on
October 10th, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1911
8 8albington, 5. DIT. = Die ante=
rifonii9en Sruppen in europa 5ab=
len iett 100000 Mannu tpur0e11
Sic Oeitglieoer oes militarii iben &o'
mitees oes Sal1ies in Ser lesttpobe11t=
liden &onferen5 bonn &riegsoeparte=
nent unterrtdtet.
9ie ipu11ilhe sSnfluen5a in Wttl1>
tGrIagern mir0 Sic 9enoung bon
Srl,ppen in ser naben 3ufunft It ettpas
bi11bern, >pnrbe beridtet, oa ons 9e=
parten1ent elmer 8olitif bei5oQte, fet-
ne M4nner 5u ien6en, oie Spn1ptome
Ser &ranfbeit 5eigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Wareb in sSlantnten.
so W}it Ser au1erifanil4en Mr

so Weit Ser amerifaniI4en Mrmee
nobe ct. Nuer1tir, 9. 0ft. - Die
oenti6en 5iinoen Srtl6aften oltli9
ser gegentpqrtigen @antpfeSlinie an.
Dfares, 5pil il9en @barD un6 &obn 1T
in 5lan1n1en. Seine Ha11ie miro BEN
Deutiben gegonnt uno lie berin9en
forttp4breno Sen Mniturm Ser fron'
60iiI6en nn0 amerifanii6en Srnppen
sum 5tinl lta16e 5n bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Mmerifamer brinsen 5000 @efansemt

40 Woibington, 9. 0ft. = @meri-
fanif9e rt6 fran50iii6e Srnppen, Die
1tetig ibre Sortidritte bergroBer1t,
atpongen sic 9euti6en IN etne enge
@teuung nor6Iid bon 8eronn. Gene
SortfeBung anf @eite 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Hlliierte er1ieltfl Grfol9e
an allen 5rofltetl
Lsoo,o Hmerikaner in europa a.-Oe$le, $uippe
und Hrne$ FlIfk werden 0ekreuzt.

in Wfuntionslagern un6 2agerbauier
perl1rlo1t muroen, unb nt9t onr9
SEN 6eino, Ser ourd cine 3erltorung
einen >peiteren &iid5ug borberetten
1polle.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03

caused the Mule to count Ten In COM
putting the Age Of Moth-eaten OctO-
genarian In the Audience. Whereupon
the audience forgot to Hooverizs In the
use Of Eggs and Vegetables.
But that didn't conclude the Trou-
bles of the Mule Minders The Extor-
TONERS began to arrive with their Ac-
counts Due and Payable and the Wage
Farmers In their Efforts to Economic
cut down on Industry's Diet. Industry
began to get groggy on his Pins, and
after two or three performances col
lapsed altogether. Whereupon the Mule
Minders held conference and decided
that AgitatOr was the only man capa-
BILE Of handling the Situation, so they
sent for Him and asked his advice.
"The Mules taking" responded Agi-
tator. "He needs good Beating"
The Wage-Earncrs applied Agitator's
cure until their Biceps ached. and then
came to the Conclusion that although
Agltator was fancy Swimmer In the
Sea Of Theories, he needed a Pair Of
Water Wings when II came to practi-
cal application. There was but one
Alternative left for the Wage-Earners
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03
WEEvIL IN BEANS AND PEAS
Eggs Of Insects Are Easily Destroyed
by FumIoation and 6isuIphide
Of Carbon.

The weevil which makes the buggy
beans and peas lays Its eggs In the
maturing beans and peas In the pod
during the late summer. The eggs
are not recognized by the naked eye.
and they do not generally hatch until
some time after harvest. The eggs are
easily and quickly destroyed by fumi-
CATION and bisulphide of carbon. with
out injury to the beans or peas.
Place the beans or peas In an air
tight vessel-a stone crock, barrel,
box or bin. Place shallow dish on
top Of the beans, and In this pour a
quantity Of bisulphide Of carbon,
which Is heavy, colorless liquid, hav-
ing a vile smell. The fumes are heavy
and will quickly sink through the mass
to the bottom. They are explosive, so
one must be careful not to bring light
In contact with them.
Cover the vessel quickly and leave
1t for "a hours. A tablespoonful will
be enough to fumigate the contents
Of a five-gallon jar and one ounce is
enough for two bushels. All beans
and peas should be treated In this
way, after which they can be kept
for an indefinite period without In
jury.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03
SOIL PLANT FOODS REMOVED
Experiments Add Valuable information
for Farmer In Use Of Commercial
Fertilizer.

A great many experiments, care
fully controlled, have been made to
determine the amount Of soil plant
food removed by crops, and while
In general way they are more in
terestng than practically instructing
for the average farmer, yet they add
valuable information along the line
OF the use Of commercial fertilizers.
The results obtained from the corn
experiments show an average use by
full crops Of 80 pounds of nitrogen, SO
pounds Of phosphoric acid, and 70 40
pounds Of potash. The husking corn
uses more nitrogen In proportion than
the ensilage corn, but this is no doubt
due to the prolonged feeding season,
developing and rlpening the ears, the
ensilage being cut In green stage.
There Is, however, quite a wide range
shown In some Of the tests, which is
apparently due to the greater avail
ability Of the soil ingredients. For
instance, In full crops of both en-
silage and husking corn its potash
has been shown varying from go to
100 pounds to the acre of crops, while
the nitrogen and phosphoric acid MAIN
tain their level average.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03
WILL PUNISH FLOUR H0ARDERS
National Food Administration Plans
Survey Of Country's Supply.

The first indication of systematic
effort on the part Of the food admin.
istration to seek out and punish the
hoarder of -four Is shown in a report
from the national food administration
that they will shortly Issue orders for
q survey Of the -four supply of the
country.
The survey II Is indicated will re-
quire every individual to give an &C.
count OF the amount Of -four he has on
hand on a certain date.
The food administration regulations
permit an individual or a commercial
concern to have no more than a 80.
day supply of wheat flour on hand at
any time and persons will more than
that amount are in violation of the
boarding act which means serious pun
ishment II convicted.
The state food administration has
announced that 1t will not be disposed
to act harshly with individuals who
voluntarily report surplus and show a
willingness to be fair now and get tho
-four into the regular channels Of
trade. Where a hoarder attempts to
concel the fact and forceful measures
are necessary to secure information
concerning supply, prosecution will
undoubtedly follow.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03

Either they must persuade Wage-Payer
to come back on the Job, or starve to
death, so they pocketed their Pride
and sent a hurry call for the former
Chief of Mysteries.
My Friends" announced Wage-Pay-
er, with his Hand on Industry's pulse,
the Mule suffers from Malnutrit.on.
He Is in serious condition. but we
can pull him through II you follow my
advice. Bear Ole Thing In mind If you
would manage Industry so as to get
the Best out Of him: You can't skimp
on his Food"
But we don't want to manage him
any longer" chorused the Wage Earn.
ers. That's what we got you back
for. We can wash him and curry him.
and feed him, when we have the Food
to feed him with, but we need some one
to put him through his PAGES and take
care of the Finances"
Moral: You can't shift Scenes and
run the Show at the same Time.-In'
dustrial Conservation, New York.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03

calculations were at variance with the
Computations made by the Squad of
Husky Mule Tenders whom Wage
Payer had hired to minister to the
material Needs of Industry. Now,
these Mule Tenders, who were known
as Wage-Earners, had always been
content with the Wages they were get
ting until there appeared in their
Midst Man named Agitator, who
never did any Work himself but spent
his valuable Time in spreading the
Doctrine that the LabOrer Is Worthy
Of his Higher"
And so Agitator took the Muleteers.
or, Wage-Earners, to the Box office and
aroused their Jealousy by pointing ont
to them the gladstone Spectacle Of
Wage-Payer raking In the fat Simeol-
cons with his right Hand. They lost
sight of the fact that his South paw
was equally busy rolling out the silver
clinkers to hungry crowd of credi-
tors. They only had eyes for the In
take, and their hitherto substantial
Wages began to assume the proper
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03
WHO Is THE EMPLoYER7

Manufacturers, contractors or those
who undertake the production Of any
thing that the market demands are al
most invariably considered the employ
ers. This Is erroneous; they are sim
ply the directors of the industry anG
are themselves employees of those who
desire the product.
These directors engage the service.
of other emplOyees-manual workers
etc.-in behalf of the purchasers oi
the product. The purchasers are
therefore, the real employers. The di
rectors and the workers are actual,
fellow caftsmen engaged In a common
ervice.-Industrial Conserva ton, New
York.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03
"certain Clever Tricks Tending to
Stimulate the Sale OF Chewing
Gum and Peanuts Among the
Gaping Audiences"

countless gallons of Midnight Oil
studying the Diseases that Mules are
Heir to so that He might keep Indus
try in the best Of Health and Spirits !;
for Industry, like all other Stage Art
lists, possessed a Temperament, which
varied with the condition of his Liver.
In return for the Effort He had ex-
pended in ''e Education Of the Mule,
Wage-Payer figured that He was en-
titled to a Fair Share Of the Income
derived from Industry's Performances,
but 1t appears that his arithmetical
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-03
Chinese Canals.

At what period the Chinese began to
dig canals, there is no authentic rec
ord to prove. Sometimes 1t seems as
II these remarkable people must al
ways have had canals and other works,
so long have they been familiar to
them and so well established have they
been as part OF the country as the
men from the Occident first visited 1t.
One thinks of the Grand Canal Of
China and the Great Wall of China to-
gether, although, of course, they have
nothing whatever to do with each 9TH
er, except that they are both ancient
and remarkable works of the Chinese
people.