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In (iermnny has been removed by the

reorganization of the food department

with the admitted Idea of securing more

"orinwesi extremity or tno isinno wnicn

thorough conservation of the empl.es j mmpa HspnKn (tylul 8pan,f ub.

supplies. sejitently latinized Into Hlspanlola nnd

i:nglanl now ndmlts a somewhat now known as Haiti. Tour years

similar condition of affairs through the!1'1'" Knnto Domingo, on tho southenM

rrn const of this, the second largest

utterancn of Irnnc s Dyke Acland,

Island of tho Antilles, was founded, the

tlimnclnl secretary of the treasury, who J tlTHl .;uropfnn settlement In the new

said It whs Imperative that fnrtners drop world.

their prejudice ngalnst the employment!

of female labor. A break-down In

homo supplies was only avoidable If the

labor situation did not grow worse.

The langer point had been reached,

he lidded, and, as things wero going, It

was feared Kngland could not maintain

her production on last year's level.

If moro men were swept Into the

army from the farms she "could only

escnpft famine by diverting to Importa

tion of foodstuffs ships which oro so

urgently needed for tho transport of

i munitions." "And," Mr. Aclnnd con

cluded, "we nro unable to say whether

there will be ships to divert that way."

How-land Kdmund I'rothero, repre

senting Oxford University, said sooner

or later the government would be com

pelled to put the country on rations.

In the caso of both fiermany nnd

Kngland tho food situation Is not pic

tuteil by an enemy, but by a friend and

champion in an effort to meet the situa

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Burlington weekly free press. (1916). Burlington, Vt., 1916-05-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86072143/1916-05-25/ed-1/?sp=8

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Burlington weekly free press, 1916-05-25.