War News From The Front In Exhaustion War Talk
WAR ONE OF EXHAUSTION The Official Press Bureau says the final success will depend on using remaining manhood, hundreds of thousands trained. Leaders urge stronger German armies than the Allies. Germans claim to hold their own against Russia France England. Austrians tired of the war. Civilians warned not to shoot. Reports of German push to force Yeer line and winter quarters. Belgians prisoners killed and wounded in Zeyst Folian outbreak. Battle of Lodz ends with German retreat and 800 dead. Russian victory maturing in Poland, ammo barges captured at Vistula. German submarines trapped at Zeebrugge, aim to flee. No Turks in Suez Canal claims. Cracow bombarded by Russians as German retreat continues. Paris proclaimed free from danger. Gulliene to leave. Seventy-five Prussians drink in a Flemish wine cellar during bombardment fears.
Wheat Crop Yield Estimate by Government Statistician
The Government Statistician J B Trivett estimates wheat yield at about 15,700,000 bushels from over 20,000 holdings, revised up by 1,135,000 bushels. Including last crop and seed, total available for consumption and sowing reaches 17,100,000 bushels with 2.5 million bushels potentially exportable. Export could rise to three or four million if prices curb consumption. A larger sowing area next year would raise seed needs.
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