INTERNATIONAL FALLS P^pSS PAGE SEVEN FOR OUR BOYS "OVER THERE FOURTEEN AMERICANS NATIONAL AJtMY MEN EAGER 10 GET ARE KILLED IN ACTION U. S. Food Administration FORWARD Washington, July 46.—The last INTO FRONT LINE TO STOP BOCKE army casualty list shows: Killed in HOUSEWIVES action, 14 died of wounds, 7 died of disease, 7 died of accident and other causes, 1 wounded severely, 28 missing, 3 total, 60. "They'll Make the Finest Soldiers in World," Says General Overseas—Soldiers The names of Corp. L: M. Miller, Wheatless Recipes Hortonville, Wis., and Private C. E. Determined to Fight to Finish—-Snipers Take Nelson, Fall Creek, Wis., both of whom Daring Chances in "Pot Hunting"—Negro Troops died of disease, appear on the list. Tested in the Experimental Kitchen Furnish Much of Humor in War Zone. of the Food Administration Meager Details of Air Raids. (Conservation Division) and the Department of Enough of the American National Agriculture. Amsterdam, July 1'6.—Meager details caiiy be called murder. The snipers army has arrived in France to bear of the air raid of last Wednesday don't call it that. They call it pot out the predictions that this army will night against Cablenz in which, according hunting. I have talked with several be one of the finest bodies of military BAKING POWDER LOAF BREAC3 to the Official statements of and have been on the line with a few. men in the world. I recently went to the German war office, all six American They wouldn't any more shoot a song (Using no Wh-iai a section of France where new troops planes engaged in the attack were bird or a magpie than they would kill All measurements are —-n the ere quartered for final training, writes captured, were contained in belated one of their own officers, but shooting following recipes tne we.a..j vou •Don Martin in the New York Herald. messages from the semi-official Wolff Fritz across the line—that's another Oi are accurate. The measurt^*. a,.e T^iore I saw the vanguard of the millions bureau. "None of the enemy machines Story. It is dangerous business, too. approximate that is, they arc juvcu. who were legally selected to servte dropped bombs," says the message, Many a sniper is sniped himself. Some in the nearest traction of a cap wnict their country. A general who has "All the machines fell into our hands of them camouflage themselves and been all his life in the army fairly a housewife ordinarily uses. It is and the crews were taken prisoner stand for hours in range of a thousand plowed in s.dmiration of them. convenient to remember in measuring alive, except, a few rifles. There is a young Amei'ican officer ••They are a splendid lot of boys," unusual fractions that two level taOx@ from Massachusetts who is assigned tl"* officer s:iid. "They are proud to spoons are one-eighth cup. to technical work, who spends a day uu i.ac. Tliey are sorry for the boys and .a*night each week on the line Method. PUN ACTIVE WAR ON PESTS -L home who are not to help in the sniping the enemy. He does it because Mix the melted fat, liquid, sirup, and _:reat battle for democracy. They want he likes it. He is an expert rifle egg. Combine the liquid and well to get ri^lit in-the line. They realize West Indian Sugar Planters" Seek Aid shot and he enjoys the hazards of his mixed dry ingredients. Bake as a loat but that doesn't worry of the Lizard and a Species work and gets satisfaction from killing in a moderately hot oven (206 degrees Tliey luive h:id tlieir eyes of Fungus Growth. Huns. C. or 400 degrees Fahrenheit) for one to the wonderful sacrifices rr.i fully The two best known Hun snipers are hour or until thoroughly baked. I made. They have seen Lizard farming and fungus cultivation Black Fritz and Crazy Fritz. Black Nuts, raiisins or dates may be added II ""'f villnses are stripped of every-...it Fritz is dead. Crazy Fritz was wound* are means adopted in the West making the bread more nutritious the very old and the very ed, but whether he is dead is not Indies to protect the sugar industry. and very palatable. vein:.nd yet tliey have seen how derevi known. Black Fritz -harassed the It has been discovered that the froghopper i*:v ri and cheerful the country is. American sector for weeks. He was a (Thomaspis sacharina), socalled OAT AND CORN FLOUR BREAD .•: S* :re proud to'be here, anil they good shot and put bullets now and then on account of its great leaping to r.ia'.ce finest soldiers »re the But one through a soldier's armor hat. powers, is the greatest pest of the 50 Per Cent Ground Rolled Oats. th' v.orltl has ever seen." day he was spotted behind a log and CARTOON FURNISHED THIS NEVRPWtR &Y sugar cane, and that it multiplies by 50 Per Cent Corn Flour. superlatives ordinarily are not perrvtrod THE MIHWES0TA CQWMI5SWH Of PUOUC TAPCTY. a bullet struck him between the eyes. thousands on single plants, sucking 1 cup liquid. by the censorship when reference "He was a handsome chap," said a the sap from roots arid leaves. In the 2 to 4 tablespoons fat. FROM OREGON ORCHARD TO TOUL ORPHANAGE is made to Americans. A deeply sniper, "and had beautiful hair, blonde last three or four years two remedies 4 tablespoons sirup. grounded principle of the American as a girl's and combed back like a college have been developed. F. W. Urich, 2 eggs. 'ni-'oi sliip is that America,, while gloryin boy's." a West Indian entomologist, has demonstrated 6 teaspoons baking powder. her own ideaiism and achievements. "If he had blondei hair why did you that lizards devous great 1 teaspoon salt. must not forget that France and call him Black Fritz?" quantities of the immature hoppers, 114 cups (5 ounces) corn flour. EMtrland have been at war for nearly "Because he hung so much crepe on and J. B. Rorer, a United States mycologist, Xyk cups (5 ounces) ground rolled .'.'our years and have set a very high our doors." has shown that spores of the oats. :uf!ard for Uncle Sam. i'.'.it the suM-.-i'iatives .There is another Hun known as fungus known as "green muscardine" indulged in by the general Foolish Fritz, and a rather pretty story are peculiarly fatal to the adults. As sincere. He actually believes the may be told about him. He is not a RICE AND BARLEY BREAD. part of the work to save the cane, National army will be as fine a let of sniper. The men in the trenches cannot war has been begun in Trinidad, where ::-'n as ever stood in a uniform, and»r tell just what he is. Perhaps, they 50 Per Cent Rice Flour. the investigation has been made, seeing them and talking with have figured, he corresponds to an 50 Per Cent Barley Flour. against the rapacious mongoos, which I .•• in more than fifty villages 1 cup liquid. American football or baseball mascot. has made lizards scarce. In addition, I 11 *ist say tlirlt think he has jn-oplietic 2 to 4 tablespoons fat. He is a mere youth and he takes dangerous hundreds of lizards are collected in a V:n. chances. He might have been tablespoons sirup. 4 protective enclosure, and are encouraged A!! Show Their Mettle, 2 eggs. shot a hundred times, but the American to multiply- under favoring conditions the does '"..'a praise National army snipers haven't the heart to kill 6 teaspoons baking powder. of sand banks for burrows, with disparagement other -c imply of any him. 1 teaspoon salt. an abundance of food and water. The ig-of military miligroup y8 our force. The "One day," said a sniper who has 1 cups (5 ounces) rice flour. furgus is grown in test-tube cabinets, has already, in- various watched him play around like a kitten, 1% cups (5 ounces) barley flour. which produce spores that are dusted i: -hes with the enemy, shown the "he crawled up over the top of the over 1he cane fields by special distributing which it is 104th n''T of made. The trench and went over to a log and lay CORN FLOUR AND BUCKWHEAT machines. ivL-rment, which hails from Massachusetts, on it. He was there for an hour sunning BREAD. has been decorated by the French himself. I had a bead on him all ,,'o\ eminent for its valor under heavy the time, but what's' the use?—a mere 50 Too Young to Per Cent Corn Flour. No Child Swim. Jre. All the men have made good, but kid. Another time a new sniper here 50 child is too young to be taught "No Per Cent Buckwheat. they have done will unquestionably Jill saw him and was just about to pick 1 cup liquid. swimming," says Madeline Berlo, equaled by the excellent army he him when I said 'Nothing doing.' We 2 to 4 tablespoons fat. "There is no reason in the world why of draft men. The latter have the can't exactly understand what it 4 tablespoons sirup. a child should not learn to swim be« the initiative and the spirit. physique, means. About two weeks ago I thought 2 eggs. fore is five years old. In fact, there As one of them said, "We're not here I'd give the youngster a scare, so I put 6 teaspoons baking powder. is every reason why it should. The because we're here we're here because a bullet in a very small tree about a 1 teaspoon salt. children of savage tribes in the islands it's Wvhere we belong and where we foot from him. He scampered out of 1% cups (5 ounces) corn flour. of the Pacific learn even before that waat to be." The training they received sight like a frightened puppy. I often 1 cup (5 ounces) buckwheat. age. Some of them learn to swim be* 1 in the United States worked wonder if he or anyone else knows fore they learn to walk, which clearly won less in them. that he is living in the shadow of BARLEY AND OAT BREAD. shows that all our civilization is wrong Pommes des Etats Unis! Pommes des Etats Unis! In a little village a handsome youngster death. Maybe the Germans figure they in assuming that years and knowledgt American apples! American apples! That is what Is in the box on the in a private's uniform saluted learn something from it. However, 60 Per Cent Barley Flour. are necessary to ability to swim." with the grace and snap of a trained window sill that is what is going into the outstretched hands of these warorphans you'll never catch me killing that kid." 50 Per Cent Ground Rolled Oat* at Toul, near our Toul sector, over there. regular. He had the look of the soldier Negroes Furnish Much Humor. 1 cup liquid. Apples to these children apparently brought back the days before the war in every line. Humor gleams frequently throughthe 2 to 4 tablespoons fat. when they were like other youngsters! Every apple in the whole 75 boxes sent "Where are you from?" I asked. grimness of war and much of it 4 tablespooits sirup. to the orphanage from the American Bed Cross seemed possessed of magic: sad A New London Drink. He named a small city in the Northwest. comes from the negro soldiers from 2 eggs. little faces radiated content spindly little legs began to skip. An American in a public bar in London the United States. A particularly dark 6 teaspoons baking powder. These are the many children who were gathered into the,refuge at Toul was mystified recently when a customer "Were you ever a soldier.beforeT" skinned private was overhauled recently 1 teaspoon salt. from caves and shell holes and ruins back of the old French lilies, where they entered and sang out: "1,035 "No, sir," he said, smiling, "J never by a military policeman. It was 1% cups (5 ounces) barley flour. were often under fire, and sometimes gassed—and th'ey never could be made to hop, please." At "first the man from did anything before but spend father's on a country road and the soldier was 1% cups (5 ounces) ground rolled wear their gas masks when the older people were away, as they were all day, the States believed the newcomer was money and get arrested for speeding." ambling along with his military outfit oats. "Are you glad to be here?" working in the fields or the munition factories. seeking to telephone, but the bar maid as well as about 150 pounds of souvenirs "I ^.wouldn't be anywhere else tor When the American Bed Gross and the American Fund for French put out a drink, the thirsty one drank of France. BISCUIT. Wounded, at the request of Monsieur Mirman, the famous prefect of the district, and paid for it and then left without anything in the world." "Where are you from?' asked the policeman. saying another word. Of course, American sent doctors and nurses to take care of them, they found their minds Seated in front of a small house, a (Using no Wheat) and bodies in frightful ways from the unspeakable things they had seen and inquisitlveness had to be satisfied. wrinkled woman on one side, an aged "Me, sah? I'se from Alabama." METHOD. been living through. Some of them were like wild things.- Some of them will Investigation developed that the man on the other and two wee' children "Whereabouts in Alabama?" Sift dry materials together. Work latest beer price order in England fixes playing on the ground in front of never have all their mental faculties yet the minds of even these most tragic "Don't know, sah, exactly, but I'se In fat well. Combine liquid and dry the maximum price of beer at lower him "I saw another young man who ones are becoming clearer, and all of the emaciated little bodies are rounding from Alabama." materials, handling lightly. Roll or gravity than 1,036 at eight cents a would attract attention anywhere. As out. "Where you going to?" pat inch thick and cut as biscuits. The American Bed Cross has made the barracks where they live all cozy pint and beer at gravity of from 1.036 the officer who accompanied me approached 1Y2 "Well, I don't 'xactly know, sah." Bake in a hot oven. the young man jumped to hlS and pretty inside it has put swings and teeter-boards on the playgrounds, and to 1.042 at ten cents a pint.—Montreal "Where you coming from?" Use a coarse sifter or mix instead provided good milk and bread and vegetables and eggs. One of the latest treats Star. feet, snapped his heels together and "The last place I 'member, sah, 's of sifting if the flours are coarse, so saluted as if militarism was in his was the Oregon apples. Barleybuck. Seems to me the train I that none is wasted.' marrow. He said he^ came from a was on went while I's buying a few Biscuits made of the substitutes ar« small town in the middle West. I things to take back when I go." less like the normal wheat flour product, asked him ajbout his affairs before he "Do you know where you are?" particularly in texture, than are The Spiny Hun and the Harmless Barberry, joined the army. "Can't 'xactly say I do, sah (looking the muffins, loaf breads, and cakes. "I was in the lumber business," the ftround with the feigned erudition of If one-fourth more liquid is used, a private rejoined. "I was getting along an astronomer), but I reckon I'se somewhere drop biscuit having better texture is pretty well—have a wife and two children in France." the result. about like these here (pointing The negroes amuse the French people. to the two near his feet), but even if I The Jig black boys swing along CORN FLOUR BISCUIT. knew my business was going to ruin I the country roads singing or smiling. 1 cup liquid. wouldn't go back if they'd let me. I'm They frequently organize a quartet i? 2 2-3 cups corn flour. here to stick it out to the finish and a camion and if the work in which they you'll find all the boys the same way." 3 tablespoons fat. are engaged isn't vitally important stop 6 teaspoons baking powder. The spirit of all is, as this young a road to "put over" a few diminished beside 1 teaspoon salt. lumber dealer said, identical. The men (sevenths, better known as are here to fight for France,and democracy. Appearance, good. barber shops. And they know how to They understand exactly what Texture, very dry and el03e. do it. They are happy-go-lucky wherever the issues are. They understand precisely Color, white. found. —4 why the United States came into Flavor, 'corn flavor. the war and they will be disappointed BAN ON LOAFING if peace comes before every allied CORN, FLOUR-ROLLED OAT aim has been achieved. BISCUIT Orders Against It Issued to the Peace 50 Per Cent Ground Rolled Oata. Among the first ten thousand National Officers. army men who came here to fill 50 Per Cent Corn Flour. Loafers will no longer find Wabash, In various units may be found men representative 1 cup liquid. Ind., a haven for theta, under orders of every branch'of citizenship. 11-8 cups corn flour. issued recently by Sheriff Vrooman to I saw motormen, farmers, bank 1 cup ground oats. every peace officer in the county. They clerks, architects, lawyers, naanufacturers, 3 tablespoons fat.. provide for the arrest and sentence brokers, commission men, carpenters—in 6 teaspoons baking powder. of every man or boy in the county, fact, everything. There 1 teaspoon salt. now'out of school, who does not work. wefe men with names suggestive of The public in general is asked to every nationality in the world. V_ BARLEY BISCUIT. help prevent loafing during the war These particular soldiers are in 1% cups liqufB. with Germany and Austria, and is asked northeastern France, where they are 4 cups barley flour. to co-operate with the officials going through intensive training to 3 tablespoons fat. by telling them whenever a loafer is equip themselves for the front line. 6. teaspoons baking powder. f' THE COMMON' BARBERRY. THE JAPANESE BARBERRY., found. The sheriff promises to see Snipers in the Trenches. 1 teaspoon salt. 1. Bush large (4^10 feet high). Par off there was .a slight movement that the men either go to jail or to 1. Bush small (2-4 feet high). 1 Appearance, light .well risen, good 2. Spines mostly three or five-branched. close to the ground. Two snipers were the state farm. 2. Spines mostly single sometimes thrtt shape. 3. \Stems grey or greyish green. watching. branched. Texture, good. 0 4. Leaves purple or green, large, and with J*'," "Go on shoot," said one 3. Stems reddish brown? Color, somewhat dark, but typical of spines about edge. 'Bronze Most Popular. fit's your turn," said the other, 5. Flowers and red berries in long currant-like 4. Leaves green, smaller, "and with smooth edge. barley. The most widely known turkey Is There was a snap of the trigger, clusters. Flavor, typical of barley good. 5. Flowers and red berries single or in small the Bronze, after which, come the "Yon binged him ail' right—that'? iv The Common barberry must every where be cherry-like groups of too or thri Comment. These biscuits do not gel a. White Holland, the Bourbon Red, the 1 three in two days." K&mm fntroyed at once according to the Public Safety light and fluffy as wheat biscuits, but The Japanese barberr^does not .spread black Black, the Narraganse** and the ''. Perhaps this sqlping might technl a—MoMord« a and NO. stem rust of grains and need dot be ^etfroyed. are still desirable edible product.