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CROUND GLASS IN simmered nApNG AMD Avemwed ENEMY ALIEN LAW Seheoner une
bread and rolls must amount to 20 pes
cent. The substitute content hereafter { ! i
| required In various products follow | - | x inferior Force Of Americans Drove Off
Sweet yeast dough goods, : | After three weex: f 3 paratior
cent; crackers, 15 per cent; cookles | the Somme, during which tme they | German Regiment Reinforced
| and ice cream cones, 33 1-3 per cent —- munch an offencive in Fland , the | - i By Shock Troops.
MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED CAS. | cakes, 331-3 per cent; ples, 32 1-3 per i - . Germans have resu vl their hamaner- | . »
ES OF THIS ALLEGED OUTRAGE | cent; fried cakes, 33 1-8 per cent; pas | Ships Loaded With Concrete | ju; ar the front a f An ".: | WilsonOrdersinternedAll Those
HAVE BEEN INVESTIGATED. | try, 3313 per cent; batter cakes, waf- | Sunk in Harbor. days there has been heavy artillery Regarded as Dangerous.
fles, quickbreads—such as muflins and | firing along the norther ! torg oi |
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loston brown bread, 06 2-3 per cent | - the Somme galient, and finally tl -
PREFERENCE LIST FOR COAL |, \"'" oe ar ew | GERMAN DESTROYER SUNK | tn acvaner on the time passing vies | ORDERED OUT OF DISTRICT
read and rolls or more than
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lssued by Priorities Board for Guid. :
ance of Distributing Agencies— Lr rb, A A Storming Parties Attack On Shore
Council of Defense Favors School | Lakers are urged to pi ' . ' 3ruges Cana! Is Believed Closed. : {
District Organizations. ¢ thr art . 1 loaf. following iritish Los \ smal arn ia pe A internment If They Prove
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last vear increased 25 per « f for $ _ ¢ rine tl ak : y tact uarter nd Septembe Britis} onfined in internment camps. Wo
entire untry., wnge rose only om , «irl r hi a furlough, ap i ; . . ' mped 5 . and Allied and neutral, 1.494 n relatives of a few prominent Ger
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The statemen stied by the bureau | waiving identification. TI «t i8 iadiants : Sis on aes. 1 commie ritish, 782.880, and Aled | Picion
of labor statisti hows he in i mnt letail and neutral, 1,272,843
friends should he warn
From the hill where the
; SEW the™vision which called
EACH SOLDIER 44 POUNDS A DAY to the defense of France one now
creased
gee fine young Americans marching
United SRtates for the year ending Jan. | ed of th game and of the simiiar ons | THE COUNTRY AT LARGE AIRCRAFT JOB TO J. D. RYAN. ————— toward the front Thes
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uary 15 says: {9 ti telegraphic request is to Army Shows What It Takes To Feed
“Comparing January 15, 1018, with | n money to the soldier, care gen Railroad Magnate Given Full Power Each American Fighter.
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January 15, 1917, the rate of food as a ral deliver) Ram andra, ed if the Hindu To Speed Production. Washinton Ne America ai omens, notwithstanding the roar of
whole increased 25 per cent All ar | —— | publicat . h t levolution), wa . w ashingtot he American soldier the German guns, oonfident in thelr
ticles show decided Inerenses with the | The total amount of foodstuffs ship shot dead in the United States Dis W ashington . Direction ol 1¢ | consumes four and one hall pounds | defenders
army's great aircraft program has | of foodstuffs daily, according to a sith nn sb
been placed in the hands of a civilian, | statement made public by the Quar | U. 8. MUNITIONS SHIP BLOWS UP,
John D. Ryan, copper magnate, rali- | termaster's Department of the Army M—
road man sand financie Secretary | To feed a million and a half men it is | internal Explosion Occurs While Ves
Baker announced the step, disclosing | necessary to obtain daily 1.500.000
The . ish Administrative Commis: | at the same time a reorganization of | pounds of beef, 225000 pounds of
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by the French, whe remain in their
exception of potatoes, which decreased | ped finring March from the United | trict Court in San Francisco by Ram
16 per cent. Cornmenl shows the | States and Canada to the allies, ac- | Singh, ar d in turn was shot and killed
greatest price change, ar increase of | cording to the food administration, waa | by United States Marshal! James B = .
77 per cent. Bacon increased 64 per | about 1.100000 tons, compared with | Holohan
cent ; lard, 53 per cent: pork chops, 44 | 50 000 tons in February.
per cent; hai i2 per cent; milk . gion for Palestine has established | the Signal Corps, under which the bacon, 210.000 1 oF Of Washington An internal explosio
per cent; hens, 20 per cent; butter, 25 Representatives of the musica | br .d tertanior na ad T wil i ie SIENA . ps, Bs nt ¥ acon, 219, pounds of ham. 185.000 x rocaelt the st , to 3 i sion
per cent; cggs, 23 per cent; bread, 10 | strument industry have agreed to n | TUreau n op le # : Le! Aviy [aviation section is virtually divorced | cans of tomatoes, 225,000 cans of jam i yi A A § an » noe H. in
per cent; sugar, 18 per cent ; and flour, | curtailment of their output to 50 per | prejiminary to the ad in » work of | from the corps proper, heretofoer su: | and 3,000 bottles of tomato catsup, a French port on the night of April
17 per cent.” cont of normal during April and May ing the foundation for the Jewish | preme on all questions. With actual | aggregating some 6,750,000 pounds { 17, with a probable loss of 41 mem.
. i - al | production turned over to a civilian |« Every pound passed for consump | bers of the crew. The blowing up
A review of the first year of opera: Three landing fields have been ob report | division headed by Mr. Ryan, Brig. tion of the nation’s fighting men, the of the vessel was reported to the
tion of the federal farm loan system | tained for the proposed Washington John B. Manning. octogenarian mil | Gen. William 1. Kenly is made chief | statement sald, is subjected to the Navy Department by Vice Admiral
shows that 2.808 national farm loan as New York airplane postal service. al | fionaire, who recently paid his secre iof a new division of military aero: | most rigid inspection by Army ex Sims. It was Summarized by the dee
gsociations were Incorporated, repre- | Washington, Philadelphia, and New | qu Honora May O'Brien. $125.000 nauticz, tocontrol training of aviators i perta assisted by representatives of partment as follows. .
senting anbhout four associations to ench | York. According to tf post office de to (tls a breach of promise verdict, | and military use of alreraft | the markets and chemistry bureaus | The Navy Department has received
five counties of the United States, They | partment, the service will start not | a4 in Mew Yor) | of the Department of Agriculture | a dispatch from Viee Admiral Sime
average 20 members, or a total mem- | later than May 105. TOGA OFFERED TO CLARK, | ftating that the American steamship
bership of about 56.000 farmers, rte Three more earthquake shocks | | GUION NEW U. 8. SENATOR, | Florence H. was blown up in a French
The 12 land banks have received ap | ted Crosse workers at line of commu alarmed the reside nts of Sa Jacinto | speaker May Succeed Senator Stone port by an internal explosion on April
plications for over 120.000 loans, | nleatlon canteens in France accom | and Hemlel, « alifornia i If Me Wishes. Named To Fi!! Unexpired Term Of | 17 about midnight First reports in-
amounting to about $300,000,000, About | pany American soldiers on shopping President Wilson signid the Sabo | Jefferson City, Mo.-Governor Gar Broussard. | dicate that 34 out of her crew of about
80.000 loans, amounting to over $160. i tripe, to see that they receive correct tage Bill, carrying penalties of $10,000 | diner tendered to Champ Clark, Speak Baton Rooke. la.~~Waiter Guion. of 1 hi were rescued. Most of these rescued
000,000, have been approved, and on change and otherwise advise them lv and 30 years, imprisonment for de | er of the House of Representatives, i Napoleoaville, La, was named by Gov- | wire made a United States destrover,
80,000 of these loans over $50,000,000 | their encounters with French #ho' | traction of war materials or inter | the appointment as Senator to suc | ernor Pleasant to fill the unexpired | whose wor Admiral Sims described
has been paid to the farmers, \ keepers, ference with war industries. | | ceed the late William J. Stone, term of the late Senator Broussard. i a8 Most galiARt.
se! Is In French Port.
state, according to the | offic
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