The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1917, Page 8

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HHI}; rweetness that grows 5 nes Hh r DIN) “richer and richer the thedoctors say a!! grow- ji man for thelr H]i]] |) more you chew it. ing children need, i i One Cent a Dish for |i’ Krumbies |) a=: Women's Com Hl of National De “ o Mra, Laidlaw] !n t Chairmanship of food conserva: |! tion for the New York State Woman | , an enrolment of Laid led as] °°), econo y, but for its aest vory Assembly Nata AT A plies WAT ih n we 1a > serve smaller quan dintrict leader of the party there bas "a of food.” _ WIE | For Infants and Children Is the keynote | fin Use For Over 30 Years rs or th Py of deep | S4(RHAPERONA | been majied a packet of the first 100,- 000 Food Administration pledges to be ne | printed by the State Suffrage Party. 1 portion | of @ plea yhich the National 3 bears - Lae Those will bo distributed by the As- 4 League for Women's Service tssucs| 1™*ye | q —— y Dis leadera to thousands to-day to American mothers In. be-| signature of er Ty | very bit of milk left] halt of American daughters whol live f Suffr ‘aptains, who will, in their tu listribute them to the Bo cheese. It Ia| near the naval training schools and ‘he Mitra Charge ive ite | a a women in their districts, ‘Tho dis-| 9 staple in our house, served tee cold | military training camps of New York, | | Advertiewente tor Lhe World may’ be Jett at | P \ lett J Aumeriian Lisuict Aleweuger office in | gation of leat! eB. ae ” dete ded | tribution of these first 100,000 cards is] on lettuce leaves and ts frequently The plea follows an inves just the beginning of the “Get Le- work, for the New Yoman Suffrage Party. has promised Mr. ere will be a speaker | for food conservation at every one of the thousands of Suffrage meetings) to be held throughout the State be- tween now and ember, © Oak Buffet White kn rie 69 ne hires \ 299 Ree. Privo 98 Ahh 78. 8: Cash or Credit 1) Cash ort $1.50 8 DISsCcOVP! meanwhile, that Mrs, Laidl n her own home at Sands Point, L. L, has perfected for | } qh Wher typical American t |tem of war-time Our Former German Ambassador, . James W. Gerard, Says: 6¢97 AM writing what should have been the last chapter as the foreword of this series of articles, because I want to bring home to our people the gravity of the situation; because | want to tell them that the military and naval power of the German Empire is unbroken. Americans do not grasp either the magnitude or the importance of this war. . . . There is far greater danger of the starvation of our allies than of the starvation of the Germans. . . . We are engaged in a war against the greatest military power the world has ever seen; against a people whose country was for so many centuries a theatre JAMES W. GERARD of devastating wars that fear is bred into the very marrow of their Late United States Ambasseder te * souls, making them ready to sub mit their lives and fortunes to an autocracy which for centuries has ground their faces, but which has promised them as a result of the war not only security, but riches untold and the dominion of the world; a people which, as from a high mountain, has looked upon the cities of the world and the: glories of them and has been promised these cities and their glories by the devils of autocracy and of war. . . . Westand in great peril, and only the exercise of ruthless realism can win this warforus. . . . If wehad stayed out and the war had been drawn or won by Germany we would have been attacked, and that while Europe stood grinning by. . . . 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