, ”stir. rwo ' *"
‘dlillili innit *— "
* gill sill. Bins
Iew York’s BMW M 0'
.Ttsls Mel's M i.
Q . 600'!th "
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MILL STlllVE FOR RECORD.
Unique Canvassing Omnldbn fled-
elsd on Military Lines to Hell.
Whirlwind Campaign of Mes .
tropelia During Drive. M
'In New Yorkclt'thsm‘d
filling the UNIV 3“ w I
I’gely solved by the at!“ ~06 the
'Ialnbow musics." camped otper-
.ns linseed in Moightelltlsdes
and professions in the metropolis. The
'llsinbow llvisiu“ rule a m
y: le showing in the leaned LII. Idl-
in the ndghbsrhou o! W
rth 0! bonds. It is slow My no
t out on the third campaign de-
ed to use that high In! bg a
5 , main.
ii 1 no ~"lalahow Division” works nno
? i, the direction or the Ami-y
l ‘ the Committee, of which G. de B.
Queen is chairman and Craig Colgate.
use Mann; Panama Because.
I .3. Bowen Arthur B. Holden, Oeeil'
. mule. I. K. Par-her, Kiss Vir~
' Potter, Arthur J. Essential. Wal-
hsl'lr Stillman. Maul 8. ”audit.
Behert Tlnsman, Jaquss.Weinh~ar.
;, Decimals Winthrop and When 3. Bar-
1r . ‘ ”It.
‘ Seine oi! the industries and trades
Ispresented by the “Rainbow Divide"
.1 hardware, shipping, chemical. in
. , m. oil. nee-ls. Wits.
l .. ilk. woolen, due-ashore,
. moving pictures. mer-
Jewelry, coal. rubber tires. poultry.
legal and medical professions.
. sense. tea-emu”. machin-
, unanimous. dry asses. printing..
“4“”th
g; nd canes, hosiery and underwear.
. In these trades are more than 1.2)..-
xgx .7 .
I!) workers. and the "Rainbow Divi-
? Isn't intends to nakersnaeuve can-
i iron the sixties: oflelal down to
i; baubles: employees in the enort
fr sell Liberty Bonds.
Organised along the lines of mill-
‘lary M. with generate. starts.
hull”. artillery. cavalry and storm
home. the “Rainbow Division" will
1 _ make a flying start April 0. the day on
*~ Which the Third Loan opens. bent on
' ‘ utdoing all others in the matter of
‘ taining subscriptions.
Each trade. profession and industry
b represented by a committee cote-
. of persons prominent in their
. The coiniiiiticc will try to get u."
any subscriptions its wasible troni
workers in its own business. but
Ill sell in tiny iiiiirinllc citizen who
ppeiis illtillK. All the committees to»
[other have ll iiiciuliership of upward.
. I! 2.00". while the tut-inherit tire i‘ur-
i . , her lllrilslii‘ii hy volunteers. liotli \iii
'3 Inieci's nml i'tsllllllillt't'lllt'il liuvi- lulu-n
' ”me oil from their l't“.:'lll:Il' tiwuiin
Ions iiiiii “ill. without l't‘ilillllt'l‘illliili.
Isi'ote tin-inwlves to iiil' iillll'itiiii' Work
it selling lmlitlu.
During the ulriie \\'liill\\|il'l nut-mm
filial liillrti Iii lili' wily “iii luv manic.
I'he "slui'iii tritium" i‘t‘iiit‘m‘iil :l [lii'lu'il
poms of ii” lHIllii etilmiiit-ii, huntiii :i,~
,bond :iiii'isni‘s. ’l'iii~_\ \iili :iliili'k illi'
. poinlsnl'sirungi-stlimwiiiun. Ant-«m.
1“th liy sprain-ix li'uin Ilu' snooker-6‘
ocean of the i'll'iiil'lll [Wyn-intent
,_ at the Lilo-mi loin. i‘ultilnllii-i', iiit-i
will \‘lsil iliiiioriiiiii liil‘i‘lillL", .\fl-~i
tile slit-tillers lili\i* iiililiiii'il pin-rail
urpoSi-s liu- immi liiI‘YI l\|ll in'n» up
mwinl ili'nhil‘lil\ 'i‘liu) ‘.\lli iniinu up
their l‘XiN‘l'l i‘mwmn; I.) llu‘ timiilni-
, ”(in (if eiiiiat'ripiloii iilililia‘
' Ill lilt‘ vatliti intuit liu i‘~- \\.i~ iit‘v'li
, yivnii'y i‘i'l\\i't'ii iio- haul-into. will
in: iiiiii <“lit‘iiiii'ul in. Ii~~ in the row
Lr lending iioiiuiw ii. iio- um ..i‘ can.
.criplions. i"il~-l nm- Iii liII'Fi‘llliI't‘l'
Ind ilieli liniiilli‘i' \\uiilil iiilu~ llio it-iul
‘ [he shippers not it good il‘Iitl. nml i‘ot"
I Wlilli: ii illlli'li'il ii~ ii' ilit-y \iuiilil \\ in.
but the iiiii'tlwnre illt'ii inn mor .i >|lli~
It‘l'iiiiltill tli' wit-rill Iiiiliiiiiw Iii‘iil‘ illi~
close of lill' ill‘iw :itiil unit with ii liiinl
.1 $42,2iflflm. 'l‘iit‘ Hilii||»llil1 III‘IIlllt‘
lore second. with $3ii.iiti.’-.h.’.ti, \\iliil‘
the l'iiPlllii'lli lllt'll i'illlii' niunt: lilii'll.
'Ilil $32,400.00". The t'tiliiiit-lliluli l'tii'
’ we
Ivfg'r;
#3»
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then ever iiiiiuiii: all ”It“ i‘tliltlliliit-t‘!‘ in
the Third ilrlvt'.
7nwaaeesasssssauasaes
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e EDITORIAL. s
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wwwwwwwwewseeeaseeew
.Pl'llileliin illlt‘l‘i'rli iii (‘t'llll‘l't'll upon.
whet. the Ami-ricun iii-oiiii- nro going
so do for the Third Lilo-riy Loiiii
Oriya in the int-c of recent events nl
0c front. While the Aiiii-rii-nu troops
blah; the “rim line iiri- eniiihiiuizinu
our spirit rind tlt‘lt'l'llllllllililll with 77:
timeier nuns. illlWllZO'l‘I, machine
. hand lift'lliltlt'it. l'llit'lt iiiiil unto.
tics ii is up to Hit or home to do our
" illng with tiolinrn. . .
‘ Ours is by for the ouster took. it
no savor iit daniii-r. tin the con-
7' "try. it in precaution against the pint.
. able menace of the future. it is now-
”. seeds of m-t-iiriiy win-rt.- they will
i m to the lit-neat oi llolll ourselves
(isles our country. '
l I! ll one of the [(l'l‘iiii'td. lite nohleai,
tiles most patriotic opportunities ever
the Amimn pimple»—
Q‘hls In!“ U! Liberty Bonds.
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1,,“ I laflettp' Bond is not n good so.
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“I'll honors is t-xllm'li‘ii in he sll'itliflvi‘ .
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t
SiliiilEE’ SAFETY
General Manager at Laokawanna
Steel Co. Shows How Slay-
at-Homee May Help.
-———-—
’l‘he extent to which our soldiers
will be benefited by the success of the
Third Liberty Loan Campaign is slim-
mansstl in the following statement,
which has been mm to the Liberty
Loan Committee by O. B. McCullough,
Jr., vice resident and. general man-
ager or e Lachawaniis Steel Com-
pany‘st Busflo. N. Y.:
“There is one consolation for us
who cannot go to the trenches these
days to do our bit for our country,
sad that is that our government gives
in a chance to do our part in the Lib-
erty Louns. Some of us have sons and
relatives at the front. some have dear
friends. There are many times we
wish that we could reach out an nflec-
tlorinte hand and slap them on the
hack in the midst of their hardships
and discouragements that are nn‘inev-
ltnhle part of their devotion to duty;
there are times when we wish we
could draw a worm blanket over tin-tn
in their Plptlliurt‘ in tho trenches or
could hold it shield in front of them to
protect them from the «longer of hat-
lll‘. Bill in lieu of being able to do
this we know there in one thing “31
can do, and that is so buy
Bonds and fun!!! bl! « .
with the money whereby it can ' ~ - .
our mu was the. with tits
for tile utmost nest: sail, consul
that can be put into a audits
the warm clothing and be!“
tact him from weather. the
mate to shield h It“! all
his tees and all mothers-sturdy
quired for his safety and
"We have the M
the Liberty has of balsgmbls h
by our money what we all lvonld
to do personally tor than." ,
You'll have to live with you'll
long time. and you won't code“: i:
you don't buy a Liberty lions; ’
—.———-
The security behind a Ubsrty '
is your own hbnss and lot—all
of
own. I
Better to have Liberty m I
your house than the Kaiser's tree... -,
liberty ilontls hind you to will
country nml all it stands for.
l
l.iherl,v llonds Save Liver—the ms
of Our Sons.
Lend film a flandvnuy Lint]
Bonds. .
._——.—- ,
Get into the Fight—Buy Liberty,
Bonds. .
French Soldiers Digging Aeroplane Shelters
This is lllii ii ii'i‘lil'il \l'lili'li
Front-ii ill'l‘ tliiziiliiu. illii ti shelter or
llii‘ll‘il iliii‘lni.v llll‘ mini-a, The)! initial
dig deeper Mill before the “uhri” will
Iii- l'iiufi'tl ni'i-i‘ liilli l'uilifill't‘l‘ll \\'|lii
t‘lll'lll iiuil nitiitilings. Judging from the
more or li‘flh li-leiirt-iy nillliltle of lite
iiieii ililil lln~ furl lilill niuuy iii-o wciir-
iiii: viii-s ouii not the rim-i trench lit‘iv
"will. it is renunnnhio In neaunn- lliui
thin "uni-i" is lincit of the lil‘lllill iiitht-
llill llliiin. .
'l‘lio lili'll in rural lilill'lN lll‘t‘ irtiultlwi
more by lll‘i'iliilllllt'h:illllil Home in the
ll't‘lll'lli'fl. iliiltle oii lruuim \ilio llll\'t"
llt‘t'll drown tilli oi lill' trenches in
fi‘li‘tiili‘il |i|l ill more quit-l u‘ill‘l‘illlliiiillflfl
iwrros of NW" llli well on iiiiliciititi
«'tixtlnlili-M.
iii-ii from nui'oiiliiiie l‘lliii'i iii ill" from
"F" light. This is not in he t-xpiiiliii-tl
il'lli'l' of underground shelters.
often iirmi soldiers will run the risk
of iii'illil riiliit-r lhiili milk" the effort
it» it'll\’t‘ ii I'timl'iirliliili' iilili'l. lil t'i‘iiWil
into on "nliri."_
“l don‘i mind the bombs on tutti-Ii,"
one Americun soldier lillil. “or i do
tyttn invent lit. tats» there are no
3. ”(I'M r" ~
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the.
"iiiii'i" iii “illi'il whim-s min lillli u"
Mic-r u brief experienci- lli‘ill' the
(root uoicilors learn to distinguish the
lililll of it ilerintiu motor irom il French
or lCnuilnli one. There iii no |Illi'il(,'ll-
iill'l)‘ t'l‘l'i‘t'lll'i‘. iii-reuse iiiiiillist nlr
i-niiis ill night. ' .\nil-niri-rni‘t guns
which shoot up iii the for oil illltl flint
moving “him-in lirinu down ll i‘t-w nvir
tutors. but not niony. Ill fut-t, tho
. ilivr who is hit by on nuii-olrcriiii gun
I: usiiulli' some iiiiin \ilio it"! grow“
curt-ices iiilil iiu'iiniioiiaiy iltiwii int)
itiw.
Acre-pillow i'lliliitil do lllllt'll iiixiiiilll
nitropiliiiv-s lil iiiulil liet'iillae illl‘)‘ t‘lill'l
. iintl ilii-iii. or it they «in liiiil iht-iu. clin-
g..." m.» iiill‘llm-it' of tllullll‘lllilli lllP‘
Sit-uniti-iy enough. l'iiHillIi-‘
wholly on the ground of the worn-‘-
for ‘
not lieu-p them ill night. The only
thing which i'iill he done to meet Her-l
iiiiiti iilr rititis on American soldiers in
Aiiwi'Ii-titi iill' rililll on, iii-riinin aol-
dicrs. if we i'illl flll't' ilii-ui iiirm- rnitln
for every one they umy lli' iiinti til
nlinntioii iiili- [illl‘lli'llllil‘ form of wot"
. tum. ,
i Iteropletwn are t-onsiiiiitly playing a
more iniiim'tont hurt in ”W wnr iind
.lllll' contribution must nml will oulv
' mntcli iltnrnmny. Men ‘who buy Lili-
ct'iy litmda uru’hnlpinu to strengthen
the air service of the l'nitoil unites
the sound of ”It“ motors. They sound . nml thereby litit'fllllfl'illt‘ tlivi'miiti itios
iiiiiililie mosquitoca buzzing around up quiloes army from our soldiers is
[in the city and iiicy'ic fllflgn-Ulilfld." Francs. -.
‘“ 'p...
‘ .10. phase. The Bavarian newt.
“Pi-'1' declared the move would?
conscience.”
tine-day
. employer n.
NEW PEACE OFFER
(CI-samba”)
'{hlsisnotthefiutreprtema—
mg from Germny martini
thatthspopelsabenttenkean-
other peace move. The lenestel
. lschflchten o! lunieh, Bavaria,i
according to s Int-don dispatch of?
itpptlmneidthstthepope woufli
'naksstpesaseflerassoonas
thel
western efi-sive lied usual! 53
i
nice the form of “a word of warm;
Jig addressed to the universal;
A dispatch {run Stocfliolml
reported. that e mi
rem Basie. announced that Erin.
"psi-or (Marissa! Austria was sits»
ting s new passe odor, appealing-to;
.ltaly to omsliler itin her own'insi
terests.
' That a "peace oil'ensive" weuidl
“so made by the» Centre! Powmé
-' n theeventthat the anemones-5
ilVO on the west appeared abortive
ins been predicted frequently in
fAllietb capitals. This may be the
_ eginning. i
GARDEN WORK PAYS
92 cams AN Hounl
__ .
One large manufacturing concern in?
Ohio provide-s gardens [or its our.
players in 1917, and required them to.
‘ limit an accurate record oi the iimei
spent working the gardens and the;
value at the crop grown.
.it the end at the reason the rennin:
showed that the gardeners hsd receiv-
f-d 92 cents an hour {or their spare
time spent in the gardens.
Another large manufacturing con«
cern iii illinois plowed up n prize 40-
acro alfalfa field and divided it into
mirth-n plots for lliw use of its cm-
ployoea. The results obtained frornl
'his garden plot “rewarded the 91-.
rcvtatw both up «annual its
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WAY. ll? 1, 1918 ""
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(Whitman ’
W ’ ‘ our . i
Silks for lining, fancy cficcts,
Cheney’s “Bweetbriar,”
Serge. 42 inches,
48 inches,
50 inches,
For the Military Cape.
The most stunning wrap a woman can wear.
The deep navy blue of this heavy serge is a heati-
tlful and mysterious shade. It is so blue that it is
almost black. and lined with a silk, gay or sober as
the wearer chooses, adorned with some rows of but.
tons and perhaps a clasp, will be an adorable creation.”
A gay silk is perhaps most fetching. It gives a flasli
as the cape swings open, 01' if the end is thrown over
the shoulder.
.1.
$2.00 a yard.
$3.50
ism. .
' .5-.—
.w
,_ - 1. ‘Nitfl‘
‘1'. .
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A
$1.25
$100
The clover woman. who stitches st 'tiiglit seams can make her own cape
quite economically.
'i'he Silver Exhibit-
Lots of pretty and useful slIVer
things are spread all along the
tables in the center aisle. All such
pretty and fascinating trillcs as
dress the tenor luncheon table, the
useful and bright articles for dress-
ing table and ccrtnin ones for the
desk or library table; ‘Do not miss
Manufacturers all iiw-r ille- «wiry
Ili‘ providing gardens this yet}. “H
lill'iian to reports tratho- linitoti Blutitsf
lh-parimenl. otiaairrlcuitt'irc. ‘
W
wu.i. MAKE esaacu. ' l
FOR DELINOUENTIi
infomintion relative to the ironic!
not is hiring rapidly compiled at
Washington. ond will won lit‘ in tin
hands of lhe tax omh'l'i who will u»:-
thv «loin while hunilnz inr iiix Omit: .
ms. At present delinquents are ilpv‘
iiiflflnl in quite large numbers at the.
illi'ill inf‘ilfllt' in other: for lill’ piii'I
now or tiling ihvir iviiiiiis Thee» lilX';
payers on~ nliowmi it) make out their
worm. and illt‘) on then suhiitiimtl‘
in llle Hniiloi-i iliili‘t‘ win-ii- “tilt!" is,
milieu i'elsiii‘v ‘ii a pciinlly, ;
4
this exhibit.
Candlesticks. plain silver
pink or tosc shades,
Sugar Baskets, pierced
with glass insets,
with delicate
$1.00
silver frames
$1.00
Computes. high or low, with cut glass
trays.
Pickle Jars. gloss with Colonial tops. sct
$100
in silver.
$1.00
Perfume Sets, three small bottles of
gloss. sci ill a Mi\'i’l’ holder, 50 cts.
Sugar Shllters (if (:it'ilCii‘ glues \vitii
silici‘ tops, just the tiling tor powdered i
‘ 50 cts.
sugar,
Custard Cups. silver immcs holding
lirimu cartitt‘nu‘arc cups,
50 cts.
Bud Vases. izill gitiss‘ illliilt‘l’" in ~il\er
"
ii is lliv iwiic-i‘ oi the 1mm iux “uanmviug tulilc,
Flat Silver Pieces, sterling ferrules
and pearl handles
Cake and Pie Knives. Jelly Spoons
itiiti Si-i'vci's. Soliitl Willis. (‘licrsc
Knives. i.iitllt‘~'. Sugar Slicils
nini 'i‘cnt-iics.
lliul lilt‘i't‘ ilri' ti lili'flt'
fioiwnii. impair-n
liilmili'l‘ oi,
who. for \iii'iiiu-N
not li'a-«i iliuii' i'-itiiu~
ilx- ii.i'ti llillll‘
\Vllelllmlltll rmivw .ill .nvicwic i'llli
tiiiiiii will he ~1iil‘i‘t-ni li_\ liw i.i\ unit
to .Imormiuc lust who the ii-rv‘nils “it"
who hint: liliiv‘li in ('i‘niiill \iflh
lliW.
unions, huit
J ."i'l. \s mun Ll’fi-
‘ile-
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MR, SPRBCKELS i8 BARRED
FROM OWN PLANT A5 ENEMY
\‘iiNRERR. N. Y. \i;i) i ., unim-
i' Hiiri-rkt-ls, i.\'o. ini‘i-ilair sli‘i'i‘l. llii“
viii, \illl- \‘l‘t't iii:i\' inure-i (iulu Ill
”"1 lnu ilio- l"t'tlt*i'lii Siliztil‘ lii‘illiill': l'uiii
|i’i'ii'.\‘ lilillll oi which in- is liw .i~-l.~
in: "Pill'l‘ul inniirii't-i. on lllt‘ urn-uni
iii»: llt' i» illl o-uc lll\' alli'li.
\ll' Pilili'i‘iit'ifl, ;. nephew of
Fii'i'i'lit'ie, urn hunt in lit‘lllliiiil nml
'l'i'l iw-u ii i‘l‘eliii‘fll of llit‘ l'iiitvtl
Stilton ioi iliii'ii .Vl‘itl‘ri. Fur lill‘ lll’li
lilii'etl )i‘ili‘« ht» inns hm-n i'liiilll'l'lill
with the l‘mirxuil Hiignx' lii‘llllini: l'Ii'll .
fl:iil\"r‘ plnui in thin city The nun-nit
:vi‘iiiiiiir iiiiin' in on the Ytililtt'iii now
Mr ironi. unzch is inclinimi iii ”iv bit»
l'i Ii Ztiili‘.
("nui
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in no 1
non SIRONG:
And l“Vlltirates Old People}
Any doctor will tell you that ths‘
ingredients oi Vinol as printed below‘
contain the elements needed to lm-l
prove the health oi delicate children l
and restore strength to old people.
I; Cod Liver soil Beef Pontoons. lion
..i:iii:"'aiiiti"tm°:n°"'2: i
Olymephesphslu. basserln. l
Those who have puny, ailing or
run-down children or aged parents
us prove this at our expense.
«idea the good it dose children;
:"d the aged tll'cre is nethin like
Intel to restore strength and v tsiliy
'3 weak. nervous women and ever-
worked. run-down men.
, T it. I! you are not entirely sat-
eiie . we will return your money
without question: that proves our
latrines and your protection. Mil.
liege at’ people have been convinced
r I w. 0 ‘
Frank H. llaiiier, druggist. flout!
loin street, and the heel drug store
‘ wcry town and city in the country.
““ .1... «WEB
At 65 and 95 cts
“Patrician" Silver
In a Mahogany Chest
i“iii‘ii‘-t'l;1lil itii‘i’i‘~ ul'
iiui \\':ll't'. itit-iiitliiig
till lli't‘tll‘il iCili\'i‘>,
forks n n ii spoons.
(illiil'illlii't‘ii l'oi' fill
wars.
$50.00 complete.
lia-ce, on illirIlL'IlVL'rlll'liL‘iC for Lli'hk or
50 cts.
. each.
:ii.liil lliur.
An Overall
for a Kiddie
litii' Hi‘ gil‘i.
(liil"iii(‘i'l‘ gut
stunt lililllx'i.
$1.25
l'til' 1i it) ill
Short Overalls \\'ii ll
suspenders.
$1.25 and
Lilliilr-ii‘n Shiv.
."i"(‘ivl\|i iiwl‘.
on it Read to:
roger-m '0 z
i -
'lllt'lii of
Third floor.
The "Admiitation" Veil
A tiny thread, invisible, is run -
through the bottom of the veil to
hold it smoothly under the chin. .
Very attractive, very convenient.
In taupe and black.
50 cts.
Main floor.
Comfort in Motoring
Caps with visors, little round
hats with bl'ims which may he
turned any way. In novelty serge,
poplin. silk and combinations with
sit-aw. A wonderful assortment,
with or without veils.
Second floor.
Kayser's "Marveifit"
Union Suits
'A new illiiilt'i mode from line
iisic yum. i'ciiii'ni't-cti win-re him-t,
\\'i'lil' comes. .\ii i'Nli‘il ini'n‘c titillliiO
guesct gives i'iiliin-.~:s in limiy mid
ilii' lililtil‘i‘ii top is narrow iii. lllt‘
liiirk. thus preventing iiii‘. elm)»;
slipping: from the elliililtii‘i'e‘.
$1.25
3h 1. iiom.
Bloomer Dressez
Blouse and Knickers
iii itiiz. llllli‘ .‘iliil innit
it
is :i
t'llliiiil‘l'ul' \l'ilil I'mL
inns nl' iiliilii 'Il' i'ili'Vlt-
H...“ t‘il lilllli‘i'iiii ill’ (Him
(I is
liiiic.
$1.25
3‘. .50.
l"i'i' '2, l lili'i ll i‘tv:ii'<
.‘u tilili lil'i‘l‘.
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CART POTATOES FROM THE
FARM IN YOUR AUTOS
Niii ilt'illl'll t‘lll'. lli'i't‘l‘dlll'ily. itili nin- lW|th L & M \‘s
lill‘ t'lil‘. When you ili'iw liiiulho
country you uilii “iv in iminio .u-c
lions lirlui: hock ii liili'l'i or inn in
your l'lll'. Then out them. tiiiuiy \i'nys.
t-vory tiny, several times in diiy. .\'oi
on itlvo lilill will nth- the country. but
ii will iit'lll Hill't' the hilt i‘ooil rescin-
that will noon lie-lilo to sprout it it iuii‘i
t-illi'li.
lmt thin incl “sink in deep. l'iilenn
we ini'reiiuc our i'onsuniptim ui' iiiiill'
toes iiiiiritedly. within liiv next few
weeks. vigil/it the Department oi Aim
t-uiiurc. "it'l'e will ili‘ ll lomt oi much
whom-replacing food. It ilini hopiitnu.
former» may think we don‘t want no
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