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“The Food Administration. however.
» calls upon all the people to further re-
with one rhyme 01' duce the consumption of bread and
aw Willis ‘0 Wm- breailttuffs in order to provide an in-
p” “ m.m was in creeing supply to the Allied Nations
of Oliver Ore-wail. .
“no“?! ‘ , _ 1" during the next sixty days. The meat
Uflll ‘ mm ’6'" into effect has resulted in a reserve
f 3' stack ‘ leather in m. hat which assures a supply sufficient to
carom.
l 5“ called hint Ila ' ‘ cover the demand of the Allies for the
,I ‘ ‘ W" meant a top and 'Doo- next two months. Alter that time, it
t. die" had come to be WM“ ‘3: is probable that the restrictions now
masses lazy or t 'mflm‘ , A lifted temporarily will again be put in
t”..."'"‘»,,,,,. m m. a. we rtoroe. 'l'he soon Administration in in-
Hankeo" is a. corruption of “Year taneely gratified by the response to
5108.” which was the India! 1'11 °' their appeals and expresses the belief
. hallsll “Anglaia'mtheII'rencWh :1); that request for lurther conservation
' Imam M02: :3. m m. m, At ,0! breadstutfs will be met in the same
(any rate. during the french and In- spirit. ‘
dlan war the music for the old ecu an, no, regulations we“, no u
was played by the bands in the British “no": , Two whestlees d‘" (Mon-
my’ W the British soldiers amus- da and Wednesda ) in eve eek i
V’thhemlolveeincamvbyoompoelng Y y ryw .
new versions of the old verses. in ridi- One wheatiess meal in every day. 0 le .
cute or their American comrades-at- been“, an ”new”. One oak-1
arms, and then sing them at their are la” “y (Tues day). i
Wilt ‘ it '“ “mtg: 53:? 1:3: “Fortunately. conditions are suchx
fi'ufimficfie that he bore tor the that we are enabled to change our no-
[931 of his “[0. 'tlce of February 28 about mutton and
lamb. Please note that until April is.
mutton and lamb may be served any
day and at any meal.
0‘ a...” ”PM , in the year "We repeat that the great need al
pawns stint ”fill! 'W' to the present time is the saving of bread
a Wfd‘m Britishng and breadstulls and we hope that the
“mlll'l’lfimzu ob- suspension of restrictions on meet
a“... of the French for- may be the means of enabling you to
concentrate your eiforts on the sprint
uni-hours. A- 0‘9““
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into Albany. one 0'
era broke into a laush
brother oflcel‘!
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have“. Me a dandy!" i
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to Await Qatar's Return.
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m and tion to, change the’ system of ap-
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at . 'W _ m portioning draltcd men by making the
v3 title of hliiio ‘ I Ml”
basis the numbér of men in ‘clss‘s i.;
was aren’t”!!!
there instead of the population at gluten!
W ae‘ “Yankee Doodle Pitch." and
Elbe"
. report by members of the military
zoommittee and by the statement ct
Chairman Dent that the measure<
i would not be called up until after Sec-
Irretary Baker's reurn from France. ‘
~ This will delay the second drstt, aa
Provost Ilarshai _General Crowder
has managed that he will not‘ go
. ‘ ahead withinnntil the law is changed.
; flied Gen. Crowder was bet the Gen-
J ate military committee urging speedy
{consideration or the measure and Li
. ; another to require registration of all
:men attainingithe age at 21 years of I
:‘age since last June 5. He appeared!
'igreatly 'concerned' when he learned
fthat the legislation was checked in
-the House. ‘
g The Senate has passed the bill to
change the hails oi apportionment
~f and is expected to pass this week the
2 measure registering younger men. The
illouse committee already has. filed
i a favorable maloflty report on the bill
I changing the apportionment.
1 CONFER "ON CASUALTY LISTS. '
i WASHINGTON, lurch li.-At the
I president's request Secretary 'Baher
i will confer with General Pershing as
’ to how casualty lists shall be. issued.
The president. after studying a pro-
; test by George Creel, chairman of the
i committee on public information.
5 against putting out caslnities without
é giving the address of dead and wound-
' 5 ed men, asked the war department to-
” 1 day to have‘Secretary Baker go into
i the subieot with the American com-
; mender.
i There has been no intimation as to
1 the president's attitude, however,
; even it there is no modification of the
, . . ‘_ H . . . .: order, it is believedclesrer reasons tor
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" CHARGE nemesis-OPENED
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connecrucur Loans
in continuity caumuo
Total oi 25,274 Gums Turned Out by
Community Plants.
Connecticut leads all other states in
the country in wort done in commu-
nity canning, ac lug td a report re-
ceived yesterday the @mmltlee of
load supply of t state council at de-
fense, from the linlted 'Siates depart-
ment of agricuitu . A total—of 25,274
quarts were on in Connecticut by
community plan The state of
Washington stanhijeecond with 18,691
quarts and Wisgfinflu third, with 11.362
quarts. M. -
.The report shows iorty-sevch such
canneries in the country. Eleven of
these were in this state, located at
New Canaan, Laheville, East Berlin.
Norwich, Winsted, Bethlehem, )lide
diebury West Haven, Hartford. Old
Lyme and Torrington.
‘l‘he total soothed till. 130 United
States was slightly over 1 per cent.
The‘causes or ‘the diiileuity are e:-
plslaedss ioiiows in the report: ‘ .
Spoil-gs ling,= ilretn to iars which
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