Show U. U S. S TO FE FEED THE FRENCH Paris alt att Vant quantities of food products must come conic to France this winter All e eyes c nrc on America Abnormal drought In lust lost t summer seriously son seri Injured d the French harvest t A warning has hils been Issued that further at sacrifices en flees more nh food restrictions Hons ma may have e to be te Imposed sed France facing the winter Is looking to America to tn f feed ed Its pop people t hu bushels hels of of wheat jre ire nee needed cd for hilly dally bread rations The economic situation I Is lag salt said M. M I. I a n French senator from the PU Puy de ole Doino Hi region All th harvests have been brought In and anel we are arc In a sWan posItion to measure our Q needs oc ed Production year has been sadly deficient De Devlin i our expectations lu last t Hiring pring of hUD IJ r crops tho thio deplorable rable Iry ly JO weather has hos ruined many rich agricultural agri cultural tu ml l districts of France There has been almost no fruit ct ni nt tl Mr W. W C Cereals HI are poor IOOr ori t crops r on which we based our Clur hopes last year ear are fire CO GO per cent less than thull in 1017 7 Only the tile wheat crops have have- given hen any satisfaction at all aU There has boon been sonic some In them thanks to tu the awakening of the agricultural agri ri cultural al movement I in ii the abandoned regions But if our dally bread ratio rations S s nrC to continue throughout the tue winter we e emust mu must t obtain somehow somehow somewhere some an additional thirty 01 or fOIt forty n hectoliters between n awl bushels helf- helf of or wheat t. t The Tho outlook Is not bright brIght- Some Som Something thing must be lone done Something g will bc done The floe people of France must the Initiative c Jl They ey must be he willing willingto to make marc more rioe sacrifices es They hey must iS lIIS not be lie afraid of fur loer r. r and nud stricter restrictions S I I |