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‘ gthej ortlliAmerlcon crop.‘8upplenleltt-L
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Hartford—What one year of Food
”pushed was told by WI Food
Administrator Robert W 4‘5
week in an important ldt- W:
0d at the weekly luncheaduiio‘i.’
dub. President Wilson signed the Le-
war Food “minim“ 19.3.”.
and i“ w w
States 2‘: ”court-rt
Booverm‘lth 10!
Ir. Semitic .‘Oannecticut Adminis-
talor. Mr. ville's speech was
practteldly a report of his stomp
trans par. and. in w, meta-ell
.w. “dualism-s tat nth canine and
m a . an. eco-
wfllet‘ speech was. in fit, as follows:
flotsam“ Speech at mm.
Sines we have just observed the tlrst
memory of unnatural-e. Food
Control Act, we may appropriately
the this mains to .mvbwdu .hria! ttor ll muicrlrte limitation d’ the con- l
0 “d! the illnltlfl Status lload
Administration in the first year of its
existence. Honolulu luv-nape lir.
Hoover exprasetl as ‘thc lilleltl of the
.llood Administration tint one shale
‘hitting at a common table with our
Alliesutl would mldeflllh'flllm our
Chaim." ‘
Wheat.
Since thiammblun of dividing tln'
eat indium lby ‘fwr ithe mist
compile“ and 'lmflrtaut work that
the Food Administration has under-
taken, it is deserving of some little at-
It “8 ”ohmic that that ‘yur‘s crop
W somewhat short-o! .ule ’ostiinato,
d m” lingual. watch 11ml?
very far from our average pro-war
consumption of wheat tor ‘bread and
led-Maine. hm‘mflmilyiplan-
and to and out of .this asap to our,
lilies in .hlumpe 55M.“ mush-is.
which would of itself constitute one
s'lous drain on oursesources.
‘ ‘Shortly after January 1 the Euro:
”it limes “found ‘it necessary to ask
’filat this export ’be doubled. «and 'ln
marito taeeompliail this‘it was acces-
l-ry ito ask 'the American public to
Cornish this wheat out ot‘tllelr con-
.mion.’ m». dons Many large
1y through the famous “itflydifty”
, .rule. which at the tlmeraused lllore
complaint. pmlnps ‘fb some quarters
more distress. titan any other action
to'whloh the Food Administration has
been obligation raw". ‘We have. how- 1
over. at the present .time the extreme. l
antletaotion of hnowiilgthatby nouns
of this regulation we were able to
meet the original demandsof our Ai-
.' lies, anti up to .tiuiy ~1 140900.000
‘bnshelshud been shipped to Europe.
The difficulties experienced in sup-
atlying a whiclsntaumouni at substi-
Ihte'cerenls .on 'very‘sllort notice «cem-
‘sd .alnioat insurmountable. and 'it will:
only through .the ‘most devoted and
loyal energy of the milling melanin;
that tilts was overcome. The consum-
lng public also'met 'illis'sltnlition with
file same spirit Which has character-
M the Ainerlranv'publlcinvevary war
lctlvlty when once the wisdom and ne-
wenaity “for nation has 'been demon-
strated. '
The outlook for the future is most
- Inmurogiug. and, while it is of course
too early to estimate the harvest with
accuracy. we have been greatly on-
couraged by the increased acreage.
‘which has notonly .tlembnstmtadgfile
Justice. of the. price (fixed by :tlie Food
Administration. but hlso'thc loyal pa-
triotismgdf our thrilling population.
.The acreage ofeall Kinda Ji'. Wheatiis
estimated at 89.600300. of Which some
'mfl00.000'ls still standing for hat-vent.
This compares with 45.80%“) harvest-
ed ill 1917. and it is. interesting to
Me that the acreage of other cereals
has been quite generally maintained,
Mitigating that the wheatdllcreasewas
,‘alot gained 'at the «axpense to! other
8“"- '
A yeargao in QQMCK‘WQ‘GBMW
all one: tonal dillmityltn a tem-
pomy. omge'oflsugnr. 'tl’histshort-
ice'oeaumd beforerthe mandolin-
"lstratign was anilieicnily‘orgattised to‘
wane 'n‘iilr'the situation, and 'beeanse
«of .un‘é’flum distribution tan unreason-
able amount of distress 'an'tl 'illcon-
Warns mused to our 'popuia-
flan. 'We have. since peffecteli a plan
‘ "h - ill at least assure us o‘r‘s lmlr
flame distribution of our *lim-.
1 a. An nominate census has
been taken of the available sugar of
.the world, which hymeason of shipping
was linritedllmtrtnoualiy to
.81 "byin .slmil smut from Hawaii.
'These dependable sources of supply
:wlll Walsh 6:7Mv‘tons. ‘Zl‘lle re-.
, 61$ for 'tlte’tihilhail mus and
in miles. .bwrdron zthe Manson}
atop. (are. however, only allittle milder-
».“‘W tons. and wam‘ths'rehwopu. ml an.» 4 .pts. .ilnsly chos-
‘ Max's'uancit oi'neariywlleeanti one-
filora‘ise of input 157w jennt. ‘iu sip-
uts Wish to The W‘
-‘ much 1, which Win tamm'
still. but we “mem-.
We!!!
mums dull-Mina.
Lehman-.2.
it was with mine regret that the
roetor'a resinstlon 'as in
dtlction of approximately 15 per cent.
over the entire year. since for the trot u “a
six months‘ period sal- ”.9 ,ha. fim -
has been at sullstantiai'tthaim. 1..“ m r
and we are obliged tilde-OM! “gm; we “‘1’; M
practically all at tilts-ulna annual ‘ .
the second half about. “its: out”.
as you know. limited thedoalastic eon- Rev. Mr. Barnett gave on active
sumptioo to two pounds per month per Jdnty some years ago. has since
candle. and manufacturers beau-{“10” hmt . Willi;
”dialed to. auto! that: ”I. 0‘10. 1W. ‘3‘"... W. .
599' {but use i! a that
- . - .of a corner .
l... “or“ warms l“? .e... ..... .. .... .... ..
. and mm the palm - ,
Mamet-lean public will be sorely 1d%"°’1 °‘ '3“ "“9 “1° ”m
“m0“. “fit :16 is”).
m sons-duh Is'uand In. F
. Barnett. of this town. win cur
nod la the servin and have boom in
com to “t last
west .
So rations the meat situation team }
eel-tied. rive are at the M lime ,aotloa ‘. “‘9 tnatii' “"1““ in
_' pr” yam-mat
“Hwailll l . . w ill IMMUU
on W 1"“ """‘ “mm“ “shoelace in (Juneau. use
quality U! M. Beau-e of she ’suhoitthus’thmwridic hys'ee‘
he. run or hogs during the ’prtng ' m of the hot t they h... doing
months we have been able to obtain ‘W’ mgr their a lane. .
and accumulate I! Europa paints a‘ 5 . w Rev. m B. .Buaoti
“so! park ihetth walnut hr ’ m, whowaa gator a! he
“I hated“ needs. Wewlmlaurdt. at w W‘
finial: 'the WI nation vault on all... wttthe may it “he I"
run is a' valuable food and should be fault-ted u chaplain? and sailed £2
Jill a rib ly. bill that for the rat-m
DI s p 415: He has recently returned to tbe
ant at least we have ancient supplies
'and will return to Funeral the near
American public. [Vie are uniting only future b0" Ibis dutiaslorclltilr
Inmptlaa of lmvyibaot. _
North America. >
the of the otrlklnx features of the
international food situation is found
in the relative importance which
North America has assumed in net-
“ tile flood sanity at! 'the -worlil.
' L ‘ ' t ’3". amphibians Bar
'zaatmllll son. was mute at St
(issue's Episwpal'chllrtlh,‘ in flow
York city. at 'thsgillna he enlisted-tin,
tits mice. winch was last tall. no
fitting a chaplnillis' ,‘he at.
hind-s a mutate tin . y
303d Mlle Gun mutation and is
'0! *W.‘Iflflm .ati'd whitey Ior our that“ Ifbra yearlof aotlse servict ed
.3”! m ‘ harsheonreeaisodior
Ira. Deva Byud’s Silver-line home.
will ads but -'the scone for the
nil”. natty-s (and in! oil In the
W “II-D
mum on All we
that an could sol-m! be 1
mm maid 1H m 1'01
It. 1m]. pool at Grey ”a.
t m .p wttttai Mahala
mflfoanu‘oaammi chit.
“malls a- nd» at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The first. \
“uninhimumur is toundod our
tan to.“ out by the boys at
isliwflaung one of their any;
flu “in. Under the skillful .‘
handling of Mr. Mitchell the little
* has real dramatic qualities.-
iflilo it still retains the delightful
”hues: of the child's point of View.
11b second play. “Will 0' the Wooden“.
is one of the pieces of Mr. dlitcileifs;
m W of W8.
his”. but humour baton been aatv
Mal-suing or the glass has:
is” done or W Gus-an. one.
dimmmmmmnw ‘ or. all
Jinnah woman. chiltll
' "m EV [Paul- Borslum.
a0 $3 fflrkffil‘lutihinson
crimson. was...“ Smitten, Pet-
er linkefjhhert Shackleton, Speaesl
. [Wei—£55 l/
file stallions daily at six o‘doe‘k
-Wasll Sits and Crepe de Gillies
Striped effects of unusual
insular, flight or White
growths with netted
email or dine, ib'ladk, gray
and Ibsoum, with tan occa-
iéeudl finial of giant, gold
or rose co’lor a‘ll l‘."l'lllii-
miansly llilalldad.
These My talks the fur
_ women’s 'b'louses ‘or men’s '
elitists and they widths ifoundjnattas washable mpiiaaedfitaotton.
’ 3231141286 nachos wile; fllflummuflflswt}.
Mow shown at thesilk department, on the third floor;
The (Dalmatian Apron
crass:
This moaned aproniis made off
:laao'il generous size that {It can be
worn as a dress in warlgwtber
{or working about"‘tlle house. It
mm film figntiitmmtltc inedk to
file'botftmn'df the skirt. It is made ~.
This corset used timing the ma:
'temityperiod sllouldlbe if‘tttoil. 'Plta.
corsetiese will direct about the
.speciollacingssndlebonts. There
is :10 steel in front, and instead a
wide elastic which is planned it...
transportation ilillleaiilt-s have :1)‘
completely Isolated the remote parts
“It ilk: onions nimm America have ‘
Md do nan aatant not xenenUy
hlisdl. '(‘othpnrod with prewar
Mulching 'three allied nations will--
during the year ending July till we,
tooupport moan. .
{Undoubtedly the ” _ acblewew
mat of title 'l-‘ood Mlllliilstratliltl “is
found-in the. mlytlnwliicll itiluls won
the, confidence of both the industry
land tlzfin‘tbllc. We must all feel it
intent on 'of sympathy for the men
engaged in 'the business of supply-liar
us with food. Many other industries
have escaped «with little arose inter-
‘mranee. willie tia‘aepaople have been
Mammoth ritualistic mutual. .
‘whlrh In pro-war limes Would llnvel
shocked any business .man. Time
people may he said to live in the war
zone of business. and it is at all times
our duty to see that the burden is
made as light as lthe circumstances:
will permit.
in Connecticut \vc lmvotabout dO.-=
000 .cnm-ernselluaued .in ihls‘liiillullfls.
and we have not-aired complaints
against .nllout 300. This number In-
chutes many complaints .obvhlusly
founded on malice or prejudice. We
have been oblluetl to revoke ‘two It-
censes -aud suspend or line homo;
twelve or fifteen. From this it up-
pmln that compliance with tllo*rules
lmll. mnthitlmls In more iranemi than
the public is inclined to believe. Fort
ated the impression in some quarters'
that these violations ill‘t! numerous.
met every requirement. placing
“many races their entire, organization
.at the disposal of the people without
any thought of [unfit to themselves.
This is no time to talk of money or'
of profits. for the world is using a
mew medium :of exchange today .in wr-
tier to obtain that liberty..t‘reedom and
11118th Width it demands. That me
ditlm of exchange
mined of men and lioys..the best that
”Welhave. and we are sending 'tliemiby
'thc hundreds. yea. 'lllo ,hllndreds of
thousands. Tiloy’go forth singing:
"As‘flt- died 'VO'lilillu‘ men holy. let «is
die to set-men tree." The man who
comes otltof this our with one "dollar
more than he had whenit began has
‘tliitcn it ‘fi’om ‘ihe blood or the “men.
Who died ‘mr “him. May ‘God forgive
hlnl. ‘The American people never
will.
July .30. 51918.
iridiumclwtnoy.
‘ZflOIJrlpe'mioeH 1 lb. 'wcedlass ral-
modtium one sins‘
chopped) . 1 cup celery,
'6 onions. medium tine
chopped ' 2 quarts vimar
1% 'cups brown
cut
a red peppers. chap-
6
Fl ulnar
'3 W peppers. lit “corn syrup .
thODPEil ., »Salt
'4 lies. 'tlu't topics.” ,
‘ chopped ‘ -
"Combine Ithe 'lngr'edlents and cook
until all are soft and tile chutney is
thick. \Pour into hot sterile Jars and
.saaluthem.
urn Relish.
cut .from cob
nod cabbage
I groan owsat pap- '
55 lb. brown sugar“
times our export of (ondeased milk "outs-e at (rungwflmtm, where he
has tnt‘ratsed 30.000 per cent; beef, (enlisted with in.“
alumina? mt; auger. Ahmlpar rent.. that city to Mexico in
and. while in ’pre-wdtr times we were 11" herantpndaha. first mm ‘nuy
”aim“ Whimpersooa. fie sailed for «France. shortlydtsr' we»
were able to send an amount audit-taut gr?” 8.
'wh'are ‘the‘voalalswentdown in tho»
in; fleet. fine at the schooners sunk fl," hm! .wm.mblm.y or heavy
‘lleet. and was owned by 'the 90mm.
‘ ‘Pew Vessels-Company. With h" c“ 73!!!!" in placing no'reatrlcttons on the
i
the sake of the client on the trade we ‘
arrange for the widest publicity lazuli:
cases where punishment is illllllllllS-f
tered. and this has undoubtedly crev.
We must always fuel the. utmost.
gratituderto the. many members of tilts
{treat industry who have so loyalty
in:
'i‘rom whom have landed ,are making.
l
is the precious ,
‘ They will be brnnybt'hererfor trial.
, l
,milal blood unum,wnieailsiavei-G°Im- .He was ”commuted by
. andttlssne'a‘ibncnts.
“m. Wuhan union. cuter our
“gifxl’gfaif‘wumfigtd her my, Elisabeth cannon and Wynn;
nstt, Younsoot son. was that of' ‘thv m, ‘. ~ . .
than meatballs nonnter ”It‘ll: ~S._ .m‘ meant and ill-moulds
may. the «ammonia his college m .. m the first Wane!-
. , t .{mm added much to the enjoyment of the!
Emerson Hi' neonatal. .and hits. ‘llamilinn has
‘ to tulle charge of this
tartan. . dim Dill? BR;
minim-nut.“ all an...” billions-oi .are linoleum agalm
year .of active service there. I«to lths Bad lesson. (in he an! after—
9 but! received the Crolx dc 0mm.ml‘h.m.emjh"m am 3",
tor .speoiai illusory."
campfiwhare the man a .ooataliuioo
solvins
frermtttz‘fitists' items sham than
.. ‘ attend he plays are-“my in-
' '80“ (Eli's Ewitod in go in the exhibition which?
' mm m is held close by in the million” Solon.
4 SCHW Barnum.
4001mm!“ mm mm M. ’ CANADA ACTS
...._. l paoMPTlv .Aoams'r
here here said last night. The point .' .AMERIOAN BUBABMOOS'I
farthest out out use W in; .
yet operated in its attacks on the hall- from Canada into “n 3,,an are“
'” ‘the “mm“ ”m and ’lhmorl- hues and jail mimosa. abouid they
can manned J. J. “shorty. 8h? Willi b9 apprrllended by "10 llnltsd SIRN‘H
the largest sea-shut 'the. ‘Gloucestsr ‘or Canadian Customs authorities.
Reports that the Canadian Govern-
“0‘0' 100.000'pounds MM "‘8 w‘” use of sugar and 'that aliisanil it "“21
“‘“lu‘d ‘“ about-850.000. Th”'m‘l‘er“' country. merely 'by crossing the hor-
w” commanded by “PM“ Charles tier. may purchase in lane anion-its;
T- ““80”?“ ““5 port, and carriedlo ' were elllphatically denied today at do“
crew 0‘ twenty-four man. She was "r United States Food Administration.
182 «gross tons and was $113“ 1“ 1899.. Citizens of this country would be.
The C. 3M. Walters and the E. B. wal'frunntno ii serious‘rilk lf "l9? HilV’IIll’ll»
“"9 ""8 owned in Lunenburx. NW“ ’ed if. purchase sugar in Canada. M-
Scotta. The former was a it” """tlvl‘l'gh restrictions there are placed.
hhip‘an'd the latter 152 tons. Mariners ’upou 'lllF’WJICMM'T rather than 1|! en
here d” “M know "‘0 Marlee Ii. .Ar~ 'ihe Niall dealer. aware panama; are.
m- §prorlded for attempted exportation tn
the United mates without «an individ-
Navai Reports Gil/9 N'm" °' lual export license from =lhe 'Oanadiun
ls“”'°""“- N‘ar 'l‘rado‘Board. which will mom ex-
WASHlNGTON. D' C‘ August 27"“ port lieensesonly in camswhlah meet
“990”“ ‘0 "‘9 N“? Department or’wlth the approval of this (lowernumnt.
"‘9' sinking by submarine Sunday “I “Supplemental-v action along this lint.-
,iour fishing schooners off Point Platte. has been mm,“ by the United gm“.
Miquelon.’gare the names of the boatstwm. 'l‘rnde Board. which has "nimble
“5 “"3 ”“1”" B. Adams. "‘9 0‘ M‘cd importation without an indivulaail
Walters. the J. J. Flaherty and_the l“. imlmri license.
. . Wailers. Cream of the three “'5'. in addition to restrictions upon "‘0:
selslanlde from theEB. Walters. men manufacturers and limitation upon
household use, the Canadian food all-
their way into 8“ Pierre, naval m”thorltles have ruled that no person
ports said. The schoonera were 'eunklshali‘use more titan 25 pounds ”I m”
by bomh- gar to 100 pounds of prepart’d mm in
the manufacture of canned fruits for
MART“ WGRLD :‘aale. This. of course. does not utility
WIDE SPY PM
“It
{to jams. Jellies or marmalade."
«Countless-m lam emit
The Canada Food Board recently is-
‘sued a statement calling for ~l reduc-
;.tion of Dansdlan sugar consumption
Ito one and onehalf pounds per per-
former German Ambassador yon-Bern. son oer month—halt a pound below
store. The suspicions of a sailor on a..'-tbe "honor ration" requested in this
Pacific liner on which the men mnlv- ‘country by the‘United States Food M.
ed here on April 26. 1917,1611 :to their ministration.
arrest. Secret papers are saltl'to hotel All regulations soverntns‘the use 01‘
been found sewed in the-clothing lit-holding of sugar will be rigidly micro
Muench. ".ed the CamadafFood Board has declar-
Mnenc’b'is reported to hays been a all: it is talking strict measures "
German oilieer captured *by Cossacks prevent hoarding. in most cases im~
*earl'y'in therwar. ‘Zaeho,*-roputed head posingaJalI hentenee as well as a.
of the any system in ‘Stooltholm. was 'heavy’hne. Manufacturers are strict-
sent to‘procnre‘hlsireleosevand finaliyjly curtailed in their use of sugar and,
reschedehlna with him. They reach householders are prohibited from buy:
ad here :on 'fcrgetl ‘pansmntsulms ai- .lnan nuantlties which would warrant
leged. Mitchell was nation *to Angel ' consumption of more than the requoat.|
island internllientxoamp. .snd aZacho,EG allowance.
has been held at iKills inland. 1N. arm
.‘TAKE‘N WITH ORAMPS
BATHER l8 DROWNED
mm 'maswnnnn . ‘
You‘olunot .aay dticsneinmneol". Henry FYWWO‘". 31 15’9"“ 0”;
edly. Ytnls before warning was cit m; of Mr. and M“ George .i'l’musm=
en. That dyspepsia. constipation, m hater 'otsNo. 85 Meridian street, “A
er trouble was an equivocal uncommon“ In“ HEM“ “0‘“ ‘7 ”“1”“?
of. common events. "Bo the'mttiated."h"° swimming in Tyle" pond..Wosti
r ,
._-——
physiologic «use of a. long list of son. father animal-ten and «while iratlmlinl;2
stitntlonal. tundilmdl, mat-we, nonelimm a long swim.’he was taken with.
, cramps in deep waternntl Mk‘ffielnfl‘;
’i‘ha'nndhano .‘Phyéical'd'hmby fin hismsnds «could teach him. Htr‘.
. para _ , 'lb. 'oorn mp
'2'”de .. in. mustard
Momma-or mandamu- silt ‘
foams: theTMIM‘flleMMh
‘ ‘l'PWiiP‘i
p Jid'uii shop meta. abstainin-
is
j on .
«diatom humpbmm body than Iotxhoen «covered. Frau-
WanndM-untii corn .._
W t-h‘ime oi mmho‘fer‘wasfemillofldmis driver by;
I. ,tln
WWI". “ ' 'mm"”ruiar“n”
mum-.M ‘ n win-um cm Colt am". one Ween"
slain - '
‘:~ twang-Mia Wills pare-tit
rm ~ ' . its
. to. Torrimn ileum-imam mm . ~
of flight weight white nominate, col-
ored Me or gingham. There |
no two large pockets capable of
holding many things. Detached
cliffs 'hutton to ‘flloordinaty sleeves
and may in: removal and washed
separately from the reprint. A .pa't-
a'ioiiic emblem is on the left sleeve,
comfort and health. All lacings‘
are arranged upward and outward.’
This holds 1119110th in shape and.
smarts the figure as it should he...
“The garment carries the endorse-
ment of surgeons will nurses. “N5
is so ,planné‘dhthat it can be worn
wand ’Bta‘ties alien Idmln'flidmd at mu» m
in colors, theaters and stripes V I .
$8.50.de ‘ $6.09. ,
l n manna flour. _Saoond tool;
For the Army Blankets service
. limo :W-‘w-A for. Summary .
' swallowtail-s." Blankets of all wool. ' satiety auras, to
made of hard wood, a extra heavy. dark use when “writing to
€501) lfiddfll' when gray in size 661184 ’ Soldiers or sailors.
open and a chair when
closed. Very handy
for the kitchen or.
pantry.
52.00
inches. .
$12.00
Third noon
The paper has a reel--
viee flag in the upper
left corner, one or two
stars as needed. ‘
60 cts.
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