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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11

Gin penis Jinansses
+ 6ihte. Der arebit Der @ereinigs
ten Gtoaien tpar 10 brd anse'ehen
unb unanssSlpeifelt. bab i'm Sabre
1900, sipei Sabre nad beni iphHll9s
amcrifaniI6sn Sriesc, Stpeipro5entis
gs Bombs ausgesebsn iperoen tpnHtsn
unb iiberSei6net puroen. Dice
finansiele aeitung ift nie BON elmer
anberen g2atipn iibertrpffen iporoert.
gierprosentiee Bombs Der Der. StanT
ten tpurben i'm Sabre 1888 big gu
13o perfauft, unb bradten i'm Sabre
1901 auf Der GffettenbDrfe 1894. Die
Ser. Stnaten buben ftets tire Bombs
prompt eingeIDf. ylidt Elm einsigsr
Better bon ger.. Stanten 8onbs bat
je einen Gent on 3inien ober anpis
tai berlorsn, auseenpmmen iol9e, Die
freiipilis iid) fir einsn 8erlu't ents
fdieben unb ibrs Wertbpopiere sur
3eit eines allgsmeinen &ursnieoers
ganas pertauften. Die Der. Stdattn
baben fiets 100 Gents fir ieben Doll
lar, 3inI.n oocr anpitaI, sesahIt.
Sic bieten nIs Siderbeit ni6t nur
unIere $3.50, O,0Oo,O00,0O0 big $780,
bstrugsnb.n Silfsqnedsn,
icnoern ouh bic unipanberbare Gbrs
litfeit ameritas. Sreibettsbonbs finb
bic ii6erfte aapitolanlage Der WeIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11

Der 5eimgarten 1T num-
mebr gu elmer pi9tisen nationaIeil
9lnselesenbeit sepOrbn. Die @ers
bdltniiIe liesen berart. bab bic pro-
button bon Rabrunssmittsln nuf ieoe
m0slids Weife gefDrbert perben mub.
Der gerbrauh 1T aus uabeliegenben
@riinpeu sr6Bsr, aIs auf bem iiblihen
Wese gebedt tperoen tann. Qle Silfss
trdfte, bic pertpenbbar gemad)t perben
tGnnsH, miiTen in Sbdtistsit scieBt
perbsn unb psr bie'er RotbtpenDigs
teit seborbt, ertpeiIt tpo6l ieinem
2anbe einen grpben 9ienit. iia ielbit
aber ben grDbten Der 3uiammenbans
Spiihen nationaler unb inbtniouelIer
DobIfa6rt beitdtigt ii4 aud in bisIem
SaGe. Der in oieIem Sabre Ra6>
rungsmittel islbit siebt, Bot einsn aroa
ZEN 8ortbeil Dor 9enen borous, bic
bos niht Derm0gen. neil ibnen feir.
8ooerflG6e 5ur 8erfiisung itebt. Die
Griparnib tit fe5r lei6t no63ure6s
nen, ipenn man ben preis in Qni9lao
bringt, ben bic felbit gs5ogenen 9a6s
ruHgsmittel tpiten piirbsn, fpenn nan
iie I'm 2ooen taufen mubte. Die gl1,
belt 1T ipeit buDon, erbriidenb su fem.
Benn Der 9pben bprbereitet III, tper.
ben bic ainber inter Der n1tbiaen
gnlsitrng bas lle6rige beioreen urb
5par nit 5reu6en, ba iie GjeIeg,nbe;t
ba6en, iia t6rperti6 su bei6Gftiqen
unb bic 8egeiiterune elmer niisli1en
Grbeit smpfinbsn. 3u bemerten lit
nod, oab bic Grfabrungeu bes oerz
fIoIIensn So6rss ausgeniibt perbar
fOlten. Benn man finbet, bah cine
5ruht nt4t gebiebsn 1T baoegen cine
enoers, 10 lit oaraus su erIeRn, fir
tDeI6e QnpfIdH3ungen Der 9oben I'D,
eignet. Damn i'm man aub ben
Ratb bon Sa6tunbigeu ciubolen bic
iehr pi6tige geIe1rurg gu ertbeiIen
Oerm0gsn, ME Der 8ooen su ber6eTs
fern 1T. Die mir aug ben 9 ri6teu
Der Rabrunssmittels ls9ommifTion erie
ben, iDiro GROCER Dertb ouf bic grps
button DON Gieru ssIegt, tpas iebr
einleudtet, ba bieie etnen febr orosen
Rdhrtperth beiiseu unb fir alz
Isrlei GpeifeH 9eriperbuns finben t0rs
nen. Do man iib biefer groDuttion
5unsubet, pirb es ongebratt feir.
frlde pflau5en 5u siebsn, bic ficb als
SiibHerfutter eigneu unb bisrfiir tpers
ZEN Sornenblumen empfoblen, bereu
Samen burd ibren JettgebaIt aroben
Wertb befisi. 0a fat ieber 8obeu
Sonnenblumeu trdgt, fol1ten lie in je<
benz @arten augepfldn5t perben um
fe 5iibner5iihtern unenteeltlic6 au
liberlaFen. Seber in OerpfliGtet, an
bem GrndbrangsprobIem mitsuarbe;s |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11
Gbieaeo, 0, i'm 9ear, 1918.


6rauf 2lopo @risbt lit Elm Seht
I'M aarpfenteid). g8enn man feline
8auten fennt, bieie ifarifdntieen
S6uflmgen Ses SedsfIddyigen, baru
bat man beu Worm Dor iid). Or Bat
Sieier Gage iiber .gbieago anb Sui.
tiire" seipro1en. sSn ieiner Hebe lit
fein aomproutiB. Or ifont Gbieaeo
nidlt, neil er einer Der Seiite bon
Chicago lit. gIber in ieinen ironi.
iden idJnrfgeipiir5ten Sieben nlif oas
mas iii, fIingt bod immer mi. Der Der
,parne llrtcrton Der 2iebe 5ii ieiner
tStnbt. llno ipenn er BON Dem iprift.
mas fem fam, iiiblt man, oob Der
geiiipoIle Gpotter nit alien iSniern
ieines Weiens baran mitarbeitet, bnB,
ipas fein fam aud, einrHaI iein iou.
es bat 3u allen 3eiten iolf,e WaB.
ncr aeneben; iic miiiicn beiteben,
iucnn ole @elt nift periun,pien ioll
i'm glltGsIiden gernaro Cham 1T
Elm ioIdjer Spotter, Der ieinem aalioc
bieIe uno barte @ahrbeiten iogt. Ger
Die G,eieaidaft riidiidItsIos 70 seist,
pie iie lit, nit 6eiBenber geiitpoIler
SdJdrfe, aber gang flar burhidim.
mcrn Iabt. baB CT iein 9anb Iiebt, bab
er cs MIR 70 Iebeu modIte, bah feir on.
oerer nit Dem gIeiden Spotte. oen
er 70 reiflIih onriiber ailsgiebt, ibm
nnbe treten fonrlte. limb Sermann
8ubr tpar in feinen gnf1ngen elm
FOLDER Spoiter imb bat banit Der
gritarring bes gciitigei 2ebens iirb
Der geriladIlns bes Siterariiten in
ieiner Siierreidiiden Seimatb GinbaIt
eeboten.
0inn bat iih felt slusbruh Ses
aricges alle eroenflif'e @tiibe gege,
ben sipiiben Der, felt Giilfiibrung Der
nelien Seutid,eu Grtbosrapbie mitva"
Az ihreibenben aiiltiir iin6 Dem eng.
Iiid)en @orte culture" einen @eaen-
iab III ifaffrn, Der tbntidflib nifJt
beitebt 9enn ipenu man 70 bort,
mas @riebt oiiibetiid on Gbirago
bat, iuns er nIs rlaf
Of culture" perlrtheilt, 70 merit
man, onb nlh er eben MIR bas EN-.
piinset, mas Die aitbetiid orientirten
Ginfpanoerer, nnmeuili6 ans beiit. |
idlen 2anoen .sililturbuneer" nen.
neiI.
s,ntereiiiren aber ioa iid ipirflih |
ie6er iiir oieie Tinge. Tenn nur 10 |
fann Die auItur bier einmni i'm
Triumph eiil3ieben. Cbne iie nbcr
fpir6 oas 2eben INNER arm bleiben. |
9tun eibt eS ia 9eiite, bic MIR iertige
shuItiir Iieben. gfber Der Rei5 ame.
rifag liegt nid)t gum ipenigiten oarin.
,aB IS nod i'm @cr0en lit. llno es
libt ebert aiid, mbere mnb atpar iehr
,iefe onSere 9eite, Die bos @erbeilbe,
ous jd,diimeno in Der giIbling BE.
,riffrne tpenn nid,t id,oner,. 10 bod
iuninbeit anreeenber finoefi, aIs bns
Sertige, Sas 8efporbene. llnb bori,m
ann man ni6t 70 gdnJ nit 0Iono
Rrtgbt iiberetifiimmen fpeni, CT In
,cm fiinitleriifen GhmerJ iiber bic
mbaniieten @6gIihfeiten ghiecaos /
,as aino nit bem goSe nnsidiiftei
mo Sapcn ipridlt. bal, Der fpuddenoe
Reihthnm fultirieinbIid III. Or mag
iidt fultlrperitdnbis fem. Or mop
liner iorginruen imc flngen fSiibrung
,eoiirien Die 6riinblage fiir cine
n's greite gebenoc aiiItirbeipeaiing
hafit CT bod. llno Der Gptimis-
mig, nit benz Der @mifiinitIer IN Die
snfiinft blidt. ipdre nidt aered,tfer.
lat. iuiirbe bic Sofimng iidt bette.
zen, bag bds Chicago bes @eiftbums
laisrseuidB basl beitiuuat III, ai,9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11
GbieasOer YlanSerei.

Die WrtropoIe ON Midyigan Gee nIs
auItilriiabt. 2lopb Brisbt
eiu @ernaro Sbatp Der bil6enoeu
alinit. - @as er ieiner gateritaot
aIs @appen uoridldgt. - gon Der
goiifunii. -Das 8eroienit @risbts
ais alinitfritifer. - CIR bat Der
stiilrIientipideliins Der stabt ben
@ee aebnbnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11
soabersisss Der

mGdtnib. Der i'm utter BON 70
.sobrsn in Jlorita periiorbene anau'f
UlrsIIer, BON 6artjorb, Conn, bot IN
f.iuem 3eItamsRt bic 6dlfte ieinss
Uerm5aens ein.m 6eim fir arme uno
ali, aeuie bsutidsr abitummune ues
tpibm.t nnb bsiiimmt, bnb bas Wers
mGfinib burf ben 6nrtforb Sdnce-s
tunb, SartforS Ndnner&or, 6orts
forb, surnperein. bic Deutfd5e gei'0r
Id,nft rnb ben D.M. Gtaatsberbnnh
PONG Gonneciitut btripaltet tperbsn frN,
Ser Derbliten. ipar gbrenmitalieb
ees Gdnaerbunbes nnb 3urnerbur-
beg unS brahss beutidcmerifanildsn
g,itrebunaen ftis bas srDBte etnsr'~
eiIe enictden. gs III nun btnbF9trs.
bic giiitunu fit bns pom D.s".
giobtpsrbanb nuf einer garm 3mis
ffen Wdierburs unb Danburp ce7
plnnte alienhsim gu peripenbea. De-
Geyammiperm6arn MoeIlers fptrb cuf
etipn sl0o, 600 Ske,iFfert. Sn bem ses
iiameri m bic glerfiinnrr tnthnlien.
aas bic Stiftuna bura bic eeHannien
beutid, am.riinnifdjsn Bereinigune
a.u iunerbnlb BON flint Jahren Dsrs
fcenb.t iptrSen mub. unb i'm anbercn
;SoIIe Der Stnb! Wifions @ef,Gs
ftaft bon SartfOrb suflisben ioli.
- Sermann acllmoratn
in Gbieaso setorben. Ssr'
mann apumorsaI 1T in ebiengc 0os
,inem iaben 5obc ereili iporbcn. W
lpurbe 1852 IN grabOp in Wedlsrs
burg sS6ptrin ssborsn. aeiioB sias
por5iisliGe Grsisbuns unb iparosrte
bann onfans Der iieb5iser Sabre nod
9lmeriia aus. Rnhbem er ild flns
3eitlaBq III aaIifOrnisn aufeebalier
bate, ipanbie er iid nad ebIeogo
mo- er Isitber lpobnbait par. 3unddii
ariinbeie a cine aonftrpsnfabrit, biz
ibm Elm iebr gui.s Giutommen abi
mari, bnnn nbtr ipanbfe er iid eeir
Soplens unb Mnlsaefdaft sn nHt
mar baIS in ben 9rauerireiIen siri
alIaemsin bsinniiss unb bslieb.e yer
i0niidieit. Seiu fi6 iists slsid bls;'
bsnb.s freunbIides WeItn. bem pirl'
iife S,rSmseiite gu 6runbt lag. ere
iparb ibm sablrei9s s5rsuube. Det
9eritprbsne, fpslfer bic Wittps, cine }
Gom nnr cine 5oaisr bintnlatt
mar zines Der dlteifsn anb. atidaB
ititsn MitslisbG Der SA!draffih,
frsIdie audi bic esituns Ger lransr'
feier iibernomnsn bat.
Wcismnnn ipIl refi@
niren. Die 9sreinisisH 1eltiHen
yeTcliIhaftsn Der Stobi glep Dort
3abtn in ibrst Sisuns bsidolHen, al
perm 5snrD mcismnnn bic gfuffprs
,.runs 3u ri6tsn, bns qlmt bes prds
ibsni.n bes 0sip Yorisr Gtaois sDrrs
,anps nieosr,ulsstn. 5trr WeismanH
,ntts in einem 3irtuIar ben Wtrs
'anospereinen sernihen. IN bisiem
Jabre pon Der 2lbinItuns etnfs
Stdatstonpcnts atSuiebtn SclItln
Iber bic gersins nnberr 2lniihi itin,
Q forbers sr Iis auf, isine RsiisnatiOn
u psrIangen.
Dtt beutfdtn .Ginbtitss
tusise1. Nus Berlin ipito berits
1t: cir bic 6smndhft 5iir ausanbe
Ginbsitsan5iise finb yrDsi
lrtsn DorstIebsn: sin tinfdHer Qns
ug aus scI6loHenem Sadett unb
3sintIaS (obne Mefie unb cbps s5ut,-
er sipsds SiOiferipnrnib) iinb Elm
yndeitansug NIT mths. Sioff unt
Jlndarien iinb psrftieOeH. glaG Is.
len rittsn ii6 ouh bic presfs, bic
el bem sriten BON So Wdrf an, Bel
EN- stpsiten. bon 75 Isart an bis
70 MlaSt heirGssR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11

Soblennotb. stus bem Better
2lo1b: Die qoli5ei ma6t bic geiiber
bsr Gei6dftsIpfals unb Bureaus, bi.
BON Der gsroronuns beg 2anbsss
QommiiiGrs fir apbIenpsrfprgung
beriibrt perben, nit Rahorud aufs
nlsrtfom, bic 2ofale am 8. unb 8.
b. Wlts. DOR 7 ubr friib nift su 5ff.
nen unb i'm 5 lIbr Ra9mitidss unf
brOilgt su ItIiebeH. 9ursnus, bic
M6t 3a oFfenen Gsi9Gften aeboren,
piirfen ON 10. unb II. b. Wts. Dor
s ll6r Wforpers ri6t ee6ffutt uao
nah 4 ltbr Ru6mittass niGt oTiea
sehalteu fperben. nebertrstsnaen lpsrs
ben NIT gtrreft bis 5u feds Monaieu
uub e'eloitrafsn Bis gu 200 srOnsu
bsfraft,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-11

ten Wie Bel sinem Jeuer, mnB Se=
Der mitl0fden, aud penn fein eiseres
6aiB nic1t frennt.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1918-06-26
OUACk GRASS HELPS >~
HUNS; CHECKS CROPS

Many farms in the northwest are
becoming badly infested with quack
grass. The weed interferes seriously
with the growth Of crops. Eradica-
ton of the pest is not a hopeless
task. The following methods are adj
vised:
l. Cut the quack grass for hay as
soon as it is nicely headed out, which
will be June Is to Is in most cases.
Let the new growth start and pillow
deeply by July l. Be careful to turn
under all parts of the plants. Then
bare fallow through the rest of the
season, using the disk harrow as
often as may be necessary to keep
every leaf beneath the surface. This
may be twice week during the early
part of the summer and only once in
two weeks during the latter part.
Success depends on the thuroughness
Of this operation.
2. Cut for hay as directed above,
but plow Immediately, disk thorou-
ghly and SOW to common or German
millet, using three-fourths of a BUSH
ell of seed per acre. It is important
that an even and thick stand be Sc
cured in order to choke out the quack
grass. Cut the millet for hay just
after it is headed out.
3. Cut for hay and prepare the
land as above but SOW it to buck
wheat, using a bushel and a half Of
seed to the acre. Plow the buck
wheat under as green manure crop,
any time during the month of Sep
TENDER, or cut for seed if a good
crop natures.
4. Pillow the quack grass under June
10 to Is, pillow as deep as the
power will permit. Make sure that;
all of the quack grass roots are COW
cred deeply. Disk the land down we'll
and plant to fodder corn, using half
bushel to three-forths of bushel
per acre. Sow in rows "a inches
apart, cultivate frequently until the
corn is high enough to shade the
ground. Put the land back into
fodder corn the second year If the
eradication is not complete Andrew
Boss, Minnesota Experiment Station.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1918-06-26
EVERY COUNTY NOW
HAS a FARM BUREAU

F. p. Balmer leader of county agri
cultural agents il Minnesota, repor-
ted few days ago that every county
in Minnesota has organized e. farm.
bureau and that ii all but two coun-
ties agricultural agents were already
at work. In these two counties men
will be supplied as soon as suitable
material can BE found.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1918-06-26
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF
A.. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
Mamie Hill .June ~ I

Maple Hill, June 10, 1918.
Meeting was called to order at o.
clock P. M. Members present-Elling
Olson, Theo. Anderson. Peter Rindahl,
Mrtain Erickson and Victor Anderson.
Absent-Andrew Swanson.
s The minutes Of the last preceding
meeting were read and on motion ap-
proved.
The insurance policy in the sum of
$4,000 for new school building. with
ton duly made and carried rejected.
-. Upon motion duly made and carried
6. F. Lundquist was instructed to write
Builders Risk Insurance in
the sum of $4,000 for new school build
ing.
y No further business appearing Board
: adjourned sine die.
V. A. ANDERSON,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1918-06-26
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Bids will be received up to July 9Th
at P. NJ. 1918. by the School Clerk
of School District No. 4, Lutsen. Minn
for the building of teachers residence
at said place. Plans and specifications
can be had from Ed Nunstedt, Grand
Marais, Mimi, or from Gust T. Nelson
LutSen, MINI.
A certified check for five per cent OF
the amount of the bid must accompany
each bid.
The Board reserves the right to re.
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the School Board.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1918-06-26
Make MON EY
WITH US IN OIL
We ARE NOW DRILLING IN WYOMING

Warm Springs Wyoming
o Wyoming wen completed anfo
wi in land
Van
o semuhHm n
Sundance-Upton Fields Wyoming
andh the
o o b n Wyoming
Sala Creek Wyoming
This consistent oil producing field anhe world and although field
have acres Of Ian than
lw at$1
a
The Crazey Woman's Pocket Montana
e perfect
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it be
Power River Junction, Wyoming
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a'pss : = stock SINS: SIMS; j. iii 4: $. s.
y. COMPANY |EI $ IS 81;
Address 20 Seurity BuDdinr 5
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20

concentrate unusual powers in the hands of their leaders; but it is dem onstrating as well that the leader who directs his energies with thought of the credit he is to get out of it, who lets personal ambition enter the equation with the good of the cause, is mighty shOrt-lived. Fortunately the Red Cross leadership has been of the sort that has inspired goodfellowship and co-opera- ton all along the line. And that tells the story of success.
 There is a positive lesson in this for all the Red Cross units that go to make up the great whole. Let the spirit of France-the spirit that has taken hold of the American Red Cross organization that is in France-be in fused throughout all the branches and all the chapters over here. Then the work so gloriously begun will be still grander, and there will be glory in the completed work for every Red Cross member. There will be pride in the realization that it is Your Red Cross" "
 
 Tested recipes with the use of new food stuff are always in order and the following is offered by Mrs. James H. McClintock:
 Cottage Cheese and Nut Loaf
 1 cup cottage cheese.
 l cup chopped nuts.
 1 cup bread crumbs Cor substitutes)
 tablespoons chopped onion, cooked in fat and little water until tender.
 1-2 lemon (squeezed juice).
 Salt and pepper. Mix all together and bake. Sprinkle top with bread crumbs or grated cheese or both.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
RUN LIE TO EARTH.
 NONE MADE ILL BY MILO MAIZE BREAD

Another German lie is being run to earth, with the prospect that those responsible for the circulation of cer- tain rumors in Tempe, Ray and other points will have an opportunity to explain to the United States courts why they should not be placed in an internment camp.
 The lie is to the effect that cer- tain persons residing near Tempe be- came violently ill from eating milo maize bread. The rumor first was circulated in Kyrene and Gilbert. Later it reached the streets of Tempe and again was reported from Ray.
 When the rumor first reached the office of the federal food administra- tor for Arizona the matter was inn mediately placed in the hands of the United States secret service and an investigation conducted. This showed that there was not one shred of cir constance on which to build the story The officers are now busy in ferreting out who was Responsible for it.
 There is no doubt in the minds of food administration officials that the story was circulated for the purpose of discrediting the work and to weak en the ready response which the peo- pie have given in the cause of wheat conservation.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
WAR FUND WEEK
 IF THE RED CROSS
 WILL BEGIN TODAY

(Continued from page s.
 varieties of special duty. But in all, the task of service to the soldier is the one winch none overlook.
 Thousands of garments, case after case of supplies, hundreds of sweat CTS and other knitted goods, as well as liberal funds have all gone for ward on their errand of mercy and duty. Branches and auxiliaries of the chapter are located in Ray Hayden Tempe, Mesa, Wickenburg, Gilbert, Parker, Wenden, Harqua Hala, Chand- Ter, Florence, Glendale, Buckeye. PaIo Verde, Superior Winkelman Mari copa, Liberty, Gila Bend, Avondale, Kelvin, Sentinel, Alhambra.
 In addition there are sewing com mittees in dozens of places in the vicinity of the towns mentioned.
 The big drive in the city of Phoe- nix will be under the direction of Bis hop Atwood. On his committee are Dan A. Millett, Dwight B. Heard, L. w. Coggins, Dr. J. Dennett and R. E. Moore. On the committee of women to conduct the campaign are Mrs. C. | r. Ainsworth. Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs. E. r. Marks, Mrs. ". C. Fos- ter, and Mrs. Ancil Martin.
 II. s. Prince. the treasurer of the 1 Central Arizona Chapter, is also cashier for the War Fund, and H. c. Wood is auditor for the fund. Prof. Loper has charge of the general cam paign among the branches of the chapter A special committee com posed of Dwight B. Heard, C. War ren Peterson, T. C. McReynolds Frank Parker, Gordon Tweed and w G. Hartranft have charge of rural districts not covered in the territory under the different branches.
 A lot of the committees are al- ready at work, scouting their terri tory and planning all details of the campaign. The campaign will s.art today. the 20th, and runs until Mon day next, the 27th, which is the last day cf the drive. This is the day or which te boys from Arizona go tC te cantonments, and the day win ne one which will go down in the his- tory of the city. It is planned tc close the War Fund drive with { parade and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard and Prof. Loper are the committee t, handle all arrangements for tn: event. They will cooperate with tn, committee on Entertainment of Draft ed Men appointed by the Chamber of Commerce is se.ins that the fare we'll to the boys is one worthy O these splendid sons of Arizona
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
The Spending of Your
 Hundred Million Dollars
Busiest Budget In All The World Is a Red Cross War Fund-Every Dollar Spent
 Alleviates Misery

thing?" The government replied: 'We must get condensed milk for the little children here" The commission got the milk. At one spot in France farm work was stopped by lack of horses. That meant more hunger. The Red Cross got in a big tractor and set it to blowing for the community.
 There are a million needs. Cold, wet and the deadly physical strain of the trenches undermine mems constI- tutions. A frightful scourage of tub erculosis has developed in France. provided over a thousand beds and nurses.
 Thirty Millions for France
 I have here a big sheaf of sheets filled with figures. One item is thir- teen million and odd dollars-the amount which, up to that time, had gone to the local chapters of the Red Cross in the United States for local relief. Twenty-Five per cent of the money subscribed through the chap ters eventually goes that way.
 Over thirty millions have been ap- propriated for work in France. Here is a million and a quarter-in round numbers-for military hospitals and dispensarieS; over a million and a half for canteen service, where French and American soldiers, relieved from the trenches, can get good food. a cot, bath, and have their clothes disinfected-and so on for their brief holiday clean, rested, nourished There are over three millions for hos pital supply service; half a million for rest stations for American troops
 Aid of refugees-eleven thousand families-account for nearly three million dollars; care and prevention of tuberculosis takes over two mil lions: care of helpless children over million; relief work in six devas tated districts, including care of five l thousand families and sufficient re-
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20

construction to make houses habit able, required over two millions.
 Misery on a Unparalleled Scale
 These are all large items; but the Red Cross is graphing with human misery on an unparalleled scale-a world of it. The item for relief of the blind amounts to four hundred thou sand dollars. The dispensary service sends supplies to more than thirty four hundred hospitals The Red Cross receives and distributes more than two hundred tons of supplies daly at Paris. For this distribution and it's other work it requires a big transportation service of motors and trucks. This transportation service has cost a million and a half, and it's operating expenses run to a mil lion dollars.
 Every dollar it spends means mis- cry alleviated. Its work is building abroad for the United States the best good will in this world. It is build ing the best good will among our selves. Whatever else the war may produce, we shall be proud of our Red Cross.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
MANY VAR GARDENS PLANTED IN STATE

Splendid success has attended the statewide campaign launched by the food administration to encourage the planting of Victory gardens by dwell lers in cities and towns, as a means for increasing production.
 Many otherwise idle acres in back yards and vacant lots have been con- verted into little farms, the produce from which will go a long way to- ward supplying the family larder dur ing the winter months. while an equal amount of food products will be re- leased for shipment to France.
 W. E. Mullen. county food admin istrator for Pinal county, has filed a report with the federal food ad- ministration for Arizona showing the wide scope of Victory garden plant ing in his county. This shows that a total of 563 home war gardens are now under cultivation. They are listed as follows: BlackWater 1; Mammoth, 5; Kelvin, 10; Sacation Indian school, 1; Picacho, 6; Red Rock, '; Toltec, D; Hayden Junction, II; Oracle, :; Bel gravia, 1; Florence, 35; Superior, S6; Casa Grande 55; Ray, IT; Sonora 2O3.