The evening world., 1911-08-12
FIGURE SEAS|cK,
BLAME y0URE EARS;
THAT'S RIGHT DOPE
Unless That Semicircular Canal
Keeps Its Balance, the
Rail for You.
ALL THIS FROM N
Bremen Also Brings Mayor
Steingut, Robbed of All but
Interview With Queen.
ALL THIS FROM N

Re who have hung over the rail. fear.
fui one day lest ye die and fearful the
subsequent day that ye would not
hearken unto DR.. julius Auerbach. who
came to-day on the Bremen o
Vienna:
When you thought that your stomach
had rebelled against the evil OF SPEND
ing money in foreign lands and wa
making you feel the ills OF NAL de mer
YOU did an Injustice TO an old friend.
For your stomach does not causc sea
sickness at all
II 10 all in your earl
Or. Auerbach brings tho tidings from
Vienna OF the discovery made by Prof.
Alexander Dalikinik, a world-famous
specialist Of the University Of Vienna,
that scasickness IL due TO the irritation
Of the semicircular canals Of the ear.
All medical Europe, he says. 10 discuss
Ing the discovery. but while II is ac-
ceptsd as the solution Of the question
as 20 cause. no progress has yet BEEN
made toward q remedy.
'The semicircular canals OF tho n
ear says the DOCTOR" a the func-
tion of enabling US to maintain our
equilibrium. Irritation of the canals
causes nausea. vomiting and loss Of bal
ance. The doctors found In their ex-
periments tina q deaf child In whose
ears the canals had been destroyed
animals. although whirled In swings
and given deep-ssa treatment. did mol
get the seasick result"
DIETING NO PREPARATION FOR
SEA VOYAGE.
Then the doctor went on to say
that the ancient and accepted Idea
that one mnht prepare the system
for . voyage by dieting was all . fool
isA within. No matter how much the
stomach might be treated BY q
thorough plumbing. renting md house
cleaning. and no matter how much OF
how little food be used. the result
would not reach s~easickness.
To make one immune the ear must b
protected In some way. not - yet dis
covered. from the possibilities Of irrits
ton. So the proper thing to ask a fel
low passenger on an ocean greyhound
10 future will be:
Good morning. How il YOU ear to
day7"
Came also upon the Bremen simol
steingut, mayor Of Second avenua
The fact that Collector Loeb did no
have to bring a cart to collect dut!
upon the presents Mayor Simoi
brought his constituents was due 4
the fact-he says SO himself-that hi
trunk was robbed In Bremen and man,
Of his most valuable tributes Of low
and esteem distracted while he SLEPT
But he brought along some thing
for the faithful and also a story. no
youched for by Lord Knollys. tina
he had a personal interview with Kin,
p George and Queen Mary.
HERES HIS INTERVIEW WITT
QUEEN MARY.
''Queen Mary IL a sociable sort OF
dame" he said. and she Is good enoug
for Second avenue. Mayor 'he say
TO me, how are all Of the folks 0
Second Gvenue|
Fine says I, and then she says I
me, i hope that you follow my Exam
pie and do not permit divorced person
to atiend>y our courty
Not for mine ] says. we let's n
guys in the Four Hundred do all Of thu
sort of thing: besides nons Of us ha
enough coin to make 1t nterestlr
whether We has one wife or enough
hold a S~uffragette convention"
Mrs, Thomas J. Sinclalre brought h,
little daughter Edith over from Par!
where she is being educated. The Chi
4, ten years old and a her first cor
munion on the ship. The ceremony W
marked by the attendance OF a dlsti
gulshed church company.
MIR. Paul Bruschessi. Bishop OF Mo
treal, eight priests and a number
Sisters Of the Catholic Church We're
board. Mass was said each day. T,
Bishop asked Mrs. Slnclaire II the chi
had been to her first communion.
was told that she had not as yet be
prepared for 1t.
The Bishop talked with the little 8
and found her unusually bright,
gave her communion At a special ce,
mony. Then a dinner a served. be
for the little girl n for her moth
whose birthday anniversary harper
10 coincide with the event.
The Bishop got the wireless man
send a message to tbs little girl congr
ulstinx her upon the important per
Of her life. She thought II came fr
Heaven and went 10 the wireless ope
tor and asked:
How much will II cost TO send an
swer back TO Heaven
The wave length of the wireless
stAllation hadn't the reach.