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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Sunday afternoon. the Moose Pool
Room bail team will go TO Bclldirc 10
clash with the fast Edgehil 4. {. bail
team. fast and Interesting game viii
doubt be played. as both teams ha-o
been playing good ball this ,%n,ls"r.
woods will twir for the Moose boy>.
,rhiln Rurch will do the receiving. y
i,rra crowd of r0oters will accompany
tho NJ oose boys to the Bellairc town.
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from Griffin in singles by a score OF
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20

brake horsepower hours, or lis per cent
of the heat value, while III the case Of a
gas engine the corresponding figure is
25.5 per cent, and OF Diesel oil engine
81 per cent.
THE chief loss is in converting the
steam into mechanical energy, and most
OF the loss is inevitably for thermodynamic
reasons. With this fact in mind, you will
not be 20 surprised to learn that the best
overall Their nal efficiency obtained from
the Shuman-Boys plant in Egypt was
only 4.32 per cent, the chief reasons for
this being so much less than 11.5 per
cent being that the steam pressure was
so low. and that the best efficiency OF
the sun-heat absorber was only 40.1 per
cent, compared with rs per cent for the
best coal-hred boiler. But II has taken
boilermakers many years TO attain this
efficiency. so that 40.1 per cent is lot
bad result when the number OF sun
boilers that have been made is taken
into account
1T is interesting to realize from the
foregoing figures that the valGe Of "a
acres OF bright sunshine for an hour is
one ton OF coal.
The demonstration IN Egypt, to which
Mr.. Ackermann refers. was made three
years ago at Mea6i-on-the-Nile, seven
miles South OF Cairo. Conditions were
peculiarly favorable in this location, as
uninterrupted sunlight could be depended
upon for many successive days. The
apparatus used-the Shuman- Boys
represented a refinement and improve
ment upon several different devices ex-
perimented with in this country and
Europe since 1887.
The earlier refiectors resembled huge
inverted lampshades lined with polished
metal. or OF glass backed with quick
silver after the fashion OF mirrors in
ordinary use. These refectors were
mounted upon a mechanism which caused
them TO follow the course OF the sun.
Standing upright in the centre-like the
lamp chimney which its shade surrounds
was a water boiler upon which the
rays Of the sun thus reflected were con-
centrated. In due time the water boiled,
steam was generated and pressure pro-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20

zinc and failed before the official tests
could be made. His boiler was replaced
by a cast-iron one in 1913.
In addition 10 the alteration OF the
shape Of the rehectors. another very i'm
portant change was made. Their axes
were placed north and south. and they
were automatically heeled over from an
eastern aspect in the morning TO west
ern one in the evening. so as to follow
the sun. Thus the same number OF solar
rays were caught all day long. and the
small decrease in steam production in
the morning and evening was almost en-
tirely due TO the greater thickness Of
atmosphere through which the rays had
TO pass. The total area OF sunshine col
lected was 1929 square feet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20
Patrick and the Jury.

A famous lawyer had q client
named Murphy who had been arrested
for illegal sale OF liquor. The police
had no evidence but one pint ohwhis-
key, which they found IN his A2uss-
In court this evidence was pro ed,
and a somewhat vivid claim Of - ma
facie evidence OF guilt was made by
the prosecuting attorney.
During AL this counsel for the pris-
oner was silent. When BIS turn came
for the defence he rose and said,
Patrick Murphy. stand up" And
Murphy. with a big red nose, IN
shaver face. bleared eyes and a gen.
eral appearance OF dilapfdatiOn, rose
Patrick Murphy. look upon the
Jury; Gentlemen OF the ju -. look on
Patrick Murphy"
Jury and prisoner mutually com
piled
The counsel Eazed At Patrick for
moment, then solemnly turned 20 the
jury
DO you mean TO say 20 this court
and me you honorabyy and tru'- be-
Heve that Patrick Murphy. II he had
a pint OF whiskey. would cell it2@
Murphy was acquitted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20
The Value of Laughter.

The physiological benefits OF
laughter cannot be overestimated.
II shakes up the diaphragm. sets the
pulses heating TO a lively measure.
stimulates the blood. and enlivens
the brain. Used with discretion,
laughter is as inspiring as a sea
breeze. as Irefreshing as neeoed
shower.
It's moral ehect IS beyond compu-
tation. It has killed more ridiculous
Euperstitions BY its rollicking roars
of unbelief than any other agency.
What can be more derisiVe than
laNgh? The man who laughs never
kills himself.
In some situations laughter is as
gracious in its influence as tears.
An instance is recalled OF a man
fated 10 die % consumption at a
sanltarium. Did he sit cut on the
veranda Querulously pouring the
tale Of his physical and menta, woes
into the ears OF every other viCsim
whom he met? Not a bit OF it, de
wore the cap and bells OF the jes .er
in order that he might distracv he
thoughts OF his miserable compln-
ions from the contemplation OF 1.aeIr
own sunertngs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20
The First Feeding Bottle,

Possibly a hollow gourd eonsti-
tuted the FIRST baby's feeding bottle.
Torn from its parent tree, its
edible interior would have found
Its way TO the stomach of its adult
pluckeT, after which the hollow
shell would be filled with milk or
other liquid refreshment for the
satisfaction OF the infant
In tropical countries. again. the
cocoanut would constitute n natural
feeding bottle. already filled with
the necessary nourishment-
Without however. INDUCING in
speculation OF this kind. II may be
noted that the archaic vase room at
the British Museum contains spect-
mems OF feeding bOttles-tetina,
archaeologi call them-dating
back 20 between six and seven hun
dred years before Christ.
These very early babies bottles
are usually globular in shape. are
deliberately decorated. and are COW
cred with small knobs which. IL is
con5ectured. were used 20 hang tiny
bells upon
In short. the feeding bottle OF
those days was also a rattle and a
picture book combined
10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20

CMessrs. A. S. E. Ackermann and G. T.
Walrond) to select and invite some dis
tinguished physicist TO join them in a
consultative capacity. Hence Professor
Z. V. Boys, F. R. s.. became associated
with the work. and he suggested a vital
change in the design of the absorber,
viz, that the boilers should be placed
on edge in a channel-shaped reflector Of
parabolic cross section, so that solar
radiation was received on both their sur
faces, instead OF one being worse than
idle. as IL was when the boilers were
placed side on 10 tba sun.
"An absorber OF this design was con-
structed and erected at Meadi on the
Nile, seven miles south Of Cairo In 1912,
but the boiler was constructed OF thin
ipany. GTsa. Britain Rights Reserved
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20
Marriage Customs.

Many marriage customs observed
at the present time are relics OF
the time when women were simply
the chattels or slaves OF their hus-
bands. The wedding ring Is but
substitute for the chain or fetter.
or perhaps the metal badge. Of the
female slave OF the past. Then
there is the custom OF throwing an
old shoe. In anciSnt times ruler
would signify his domain over a
place by casttn his shoe across IL.
or over a ser by touching the
serfs head with his shoe. The cast
ing Of a shoe therefore signifies the
transfer OF authority over the
woman 20 the bridegroom. In the
good old days" a man who wanted
a wife sometimes went with a
companion 10 a neighboring tribe
and carried a cir! of by force IL
was then necessary for him TO take
a hurried journey 10 escape the
vengeance OF the pursuing friends
OF the girl So to-day the bride
groom has a companion in the share
OF his best man. and his honey
moon trip CONNIE the Digit
from the wife's friends.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20

pipes. The ether boiled, and its
steam drove a small vertical,
simple single-cylinder engine.
The exhaust ether vapor passed
into an air surface condenser,
ard the liquid ether vapor from
this was pumped back into the
tubes Of the boiler already de-
scribed.
"The best run Of an hours du-
ration produced steam at at
mOspheric pressure at the rate
OF pounds per 100 square feet
Of sunshine falling on the box.
Toward the end of 1911 the
Sun power Company Eastern
Hemisphere), LTD, requested
their consulting engineers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20
Recent
Experiments
in Running
Engines,
Heating and
Lighting
Our Homes
and Even
Cooking Our Meals
with Sunbeams

duced in the boiler sufficient to run a
small engine with a pump, a printing
press or some other machines attached
TO It.
The objections to this type Of reflector
were It's great cost on a scale large enough
to be useful for power, the difficulty of
producing accurate curvature on large
scale, and the great amount OF labor
called for in preventing the polished
surface from becoming furnished.
The celebrated inventor, John Ericsson,
discarded the circular reflector for
long trough with a curved bottom lined
with polished metal which reflected the
suns rays upon a cylindrical heater fixed
longitudinally just above the trough. By
this method there was a distinct gain in
the amount Of power produced, together
with diminution of the cost Of the appa-
ratus.
The Shuman-Boys invention which has
been developed so successfully in Egypt
by Mr.. Alderman and his associates is
thus described by him in his report to
the Smithsonian Institution:
Frank Shuman, of America, started on
the problem in 1906, and in 1907 he had
a plant running which developed about
31s horsepower; 1000 square feet Of sun
shine fell onto a fixed. horizontal water
box with glass top. In the water there
were rows of parallel horizontal black
pipes containing ether, and exposing 900
square feet of surface to the solar radia-
ton. The water also became heated and
conveyed heat to the under sides OF the
pipes The ether boiled. and its
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-20

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Wiht ansgeliefert
3iro BON SStalien Der IN Iep yorf
bes Daoroes anseflagte glntonir
GprotnoIli.

Hetp 0orf, 10. Gftober. gnto,
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mt SSSStalien beitebt, in BEN SGnSelt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-11
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