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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
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JULY D, 1918
HOW .. o. P. BACKs PREsIDENT

That much heralded speech that beloved from
oyster Bay Saratoga Springs. last week telling how
country needs republicans the house
Washington year TO effectively back the pres-
dent a hitting answer an address by Sen. Pen
rose Of Pennsylvania delivered before the senate
recently discussing agricultural appropriation
5lI Surely nothing has been done radical IL the 2d
ministration endeavors keep prices pre-
vent prodteerng justify opposition of this sort.
Processing particular objection to a few minor items
dealing with the conservation Of certain foods and the
propagation bearing animals. Sen
closed his anmosy the entire federal conservation
program by attacking methods employed by Prest
Wilson, Food Administrator Hoover and Fuel Admin
strator Garfield keep down prices the consumer
seeking support his argument against price nix
ing. Penrose declared shat "the way keep too
much from being consumed is for go up
price. II it Is 20 50 cents pound, will
automatically regulate itself"
Ignoring the president has called to
BEST minds of the country to assist
him solving the great economic problems brought
by war Sen. Penrose characterized these Off
generally upstairs absolutely ignorant of the
duties conhded them
the course Of his rather remarkable speech sen
Penrose indicated that particularly peeved
the government regarded the raising Of money
for purposes important than the continU-
ing local improrem in Philadelphia, such as the
development Of system Of transportation in that city
The importance Sen. Penrose's attack will be ap-
preciated when 1t realized that republicans
should gain senate this tai the Penn
sylvania statesman would automatically become chair
OF the finance. unless
head OF several ether important committees of
which ne is the ranking minority member.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
Other Editor, Than Ours
I'VE SHALL ATTACK"

American troops writing history the Marine.
And it is American history. In its annals will be en-
blazoned message sent by AN American general
Monday Afternoon after the Germans had succeeded
in forcing the American troops back south of the
Marine:
I'VE regret being unable this occasion to follow the
counsels masters the French, but the American
Flag forced retire This is uncomfortable and
none Of our soldiers would understand their Being
asked whatever is necessary to reesablish sit
uaton which is humilating TO and unacceptable
20 our countrys We going attack
The Americans attacked and gained half a mile.
What glowing tribute the lighting spirit of our
troops. What exalting glorihcation Of their love
of country What example Of fidelity! What
inspiration nation at war!
The spirit that shines out between the lines or this
message spirit that will glow ever radiant
~ lighting the pathway victory for democracy and
humanity.
AN American General may reasonably hope for
sympathetic consideration the hands of Gen. FOch
himself vigorous exponent Of the theory, When
doubt attack
This dispatch Will go down in history with that OF
Gen Grant before Richmond the 18th Of May.
1864 10 secretary war, Il propose night
on this line il takes all summer" and Paul Jones
reply 10 a demand for the surrender Of his shattered
shi Ne . fight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
DRUGGING NONTIPPERS
lChiCago DaiIY NeMs.l

The pleasant habit some walters in Chicago and
elsewhere II the charges named in Indictment are
true drugging the food OF patrons who neglected
tip suggests that the theory OF the tip has become
muddled in these later days II used 10 be that tip
acknowledgement of the skill and polite
ness the waiter Times changed. The tip is no
longer optional. Everybody tips for service or
good eating places The waiter expects il. His
salary is computed the basis of how much he will
earn through tips II he gets his fee he is
thankful than he is TO get his monthly pay envelope
II he gets any. But If tip is forthcoming he is dis
appointed chagrined and upset
In some cases. it seems the reaction has great
enough o induce him 10 slip little coloress odor
less powder the coee Of the diner with the tight
purse string This treatment has caused unpleasant
hours 10 person whom administered.
knowledge that such practice has existed among
enough apprehension in the hearts
OF those who have oeen forgetful the dining
or in the hotel Walters not De expected TO know
whether the slight is deliberate due solely 10 lapse
of memory As for the who consciously fails 10
tip the waiter where il customary tip, the
that comes from Chicago viii affect him in the
least Any who does fear the look OF out
ragged humanity lmitless disgust
Wate- when tip that he is used getting is forth
coming VIII not Gear little dose OF powders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
TALKING OVER THE WAR AT
HOME.

In every family nowadays the
members should get together some
times and exchange ideas concerning
the war and the necessity for 10y
atty TO the country.
The children should be encour-
aged 10 ask Questions. and their
opinions concerning different phases
Of the struggle drawn out and their
mistakese corrected.
American history should be read
TO the children.
There should be ample explana-
ton. and il cannot De done too
thoroughly
Some parents look upon study and
discussions Of this kind as OF little
value, and this very fact has been a
means Of npreparedness which has
already shown is effect in the in
difference Of some young persons.
Always there is need Of knowledge
as 10 ones country and how best 10
serve her interests. but now il is
doubly necessary that patriotism
be taught
A American mothers and fathers
We have been TOO lax in this mat
Ter
Start tonight
Copyright. 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
ONCE-OVERS
GOING OUT IN THE CAR.

OO1-NO ONI IN HE YAK.
In planning your auto trip this
year, don't establish schedule
which puts distance covered before
the pleasure derived
If one must reach d certain point
in a given time. there is constant
worry; thus travel is not sport. but
effort
Anticipate tire trouble, engine
trouble; allow for rain and being
stuck in the mud TO the point of be-
ing hauled out; and then, if you es-
cape any and all of these obstacles
you have a right 10 be hilarious
over your trip.
Anticipating trouble is quite diff
terent from worrying in advance
oy er what may happen.
1t means that you are game for
whatever happens.
Get all the pleasure you can from
each moment as IL comes while
everything is going right, and be not
surprised at punctures ard blowouts
and delays.
Just realize from the start that
YOU are in an obstacle race, so don't
stew and cuss over your luck when
trouble comes.
Your own mind and philosophical
mood can make these hold-ups into
adventures from which you struggle
10 victorious end.
Copyright, 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
WE STARS Triples THROUGH BERLIN
Nv l. ID md
BY j. ID. Dovelan


Now, Sammy, buckle your belt up tight,
There's heck Of a
For the Hun the and shall win,
Wen Jim the works Of the watch" Rhine
nd a piec OF
And we'll carry the Stars and Stripes TO old Berlin
Sure! Wen the Stripes to old Berlin,
and tie a hemp. necktie under the kaisers chin. >
Wen give them sample OF Yankee grit
make Old Royalty throw nit
When c
Now, Sammy, yell with all your might
For you'H a sight
Than today lead tn with clash and din
We've made the Teuton his broth,
And We'll shout blooming heads plumb
As the Stars and Stripes through old Berlin
As the Stars and Stripes through old Berlin,
See how the German people welcome
Just watch the kaisers usache droOp,
AS he stands under guard Of Yankee troop,
While carry an Stripes through
Oh! Sammy, think Of the loads OF fun
We had when the fighting all
And the parade the Yankees made nothing slim.
as a pill
We the throat o. Bill
When the Stripes through
When through old
The makes shout
To Wihelmsrasse bid adieu
e
When carried Stripes through old
Copyright, 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

IL. or vice versa, the North star is
on the meridian, and its direction
can be used to determine true north
with approximate accuracy.
BY the exercise of a little inge-
nuity, using plumblines and peep
sights, you can fix the meridian
line with very considerable accu-
racy. Having got its direction, va
riOus ways will occur 10 you of max
ing permanent record of il with
stakes or stones or with a line on
the ground or on a floor. Every
country place ought 10 have its
meridian line marked, and the es-
adjustment of il would afford in
telligent and improving amusement
for the boys of the family and per
haps no less for the girls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

Bundy's men are from the south
Bundy's Men, Bundy's Men,
From the MississippTs mouth
Bundy's Men. Bundy's Men,
Bundy's men bPeathe chivaIry.
And Bundy's men are brave
Twas Bundy's men who won at Vaux
Advancing wave on wave.
50 here's a toast 20 Bundy's men.
And all Of Bundy's crew
To Bundy's, Omar Bundys men.
And Omar Bundy, too,
Oh, Bundy's men are northern men
Bundy's Men. Bundy's Mem
Valley, town and mountain glen
Bundy's Men, Bundy's Men!
on. Bundy's men are big and strong,
and gallant. and polite
But ask the Bush who fought at
Vaux
How Bundy's men can fight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
NLEPTOMANIA BY POLITICAL JACKsNIPEs

KLEPTOMANIA BY POLITICAL JACKSNIPES.
One would think from reading the Saratoga speech
OF oyster Bays distinguished citizen
him. and few partisan high binders like him, the
called forthwith and with only the afore
said distinguished citizen" his co-par-
tisan high binders the faacy it,
With all asinine audacity of Indiana
ator, who unoosed his partisan bilousness In
dianapoIs some six weeks since attitude
being the only in America-aside from little
political clique that he condesc, nds TO recognizewho
wants the kaiser licked. He takes Pres't Wilson'S
Vernon speech July Fourth revamps introducing
single idea and hands it out something
and exclusively his, and thing capable of being
worked out only with he and his party In power.
We have commented before in this column. this
same Oyster Bay man, that s a of lather to
shave ass but before realized the full
significance OF il. The is the egOstical self
assured f-satisned doggedy self-purposed animal
extant excepting the dude-and the kaiser,-and they
all bray quite similarly. The oyster Bay Saratoga
speech presumine appropriate the presidents Mt.
Vernon announcement and claiming it my policy"
asinne for credit even 10 that has been
shaven
lie would make IL appear that but for the party with
which aigns himself and ITS representation in Wash
ington. the war administration would have done alb
solu;ely nothing He speaks idoticaly this he
did OF the Taft administration 1912, when he was
0uu moosing the country am his
political equilibrium. our gallant army in France
ship and aircraft production all achieve
the military affairs committee, driving
the 1.-THE inveterate africa
goes on; forEettiug concealing the fact that
this committee has never done anything, TO in
ves,gatng until about time for the public TO ind
what being done then instituting spurge as
II they wece forcing it.
II with respect The quick transportation OF
troops % France reference 10 the shipbuildng
program; with aircraft production. After
the administration had proceeded with its prepare
tIons experimentation. laying of supplies accumula
ton OF materials exscJng task.
was instantly ready seaIy things. senate
military affairs committee composed mainly of partisan
'copper-hesds. each instance broke out declaring
that the administration uot fJnctonng." had
fallen down" ana eyerything was going TO the BOW
vows. There fash pan. the sdministrato
proceeded with work It would have proceeded
anyhow and then the senate "copperheads' have pro-
ceeded 10 claim the credit Of having forced it,"
Flleptomania 0y political jseksnpes, that is the
definition Of the Saratoga harangue. it de
hnss me rough rider" oretense of the storm Of san
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

Bundy's men are western men
Bundys Men, Bundy's Men!
Cattle range and shearing pen
Bundy's Men. Bundy's Men
Oh, Bundys men are foot and guns,
And Bundy's men can tell
How Bundy's men they won at Naux
And gave old Heile Hell.
Bundy's men are eastern men
Buudy's Men. Bundy's Men
College, store, and brokers den
Bundy's Men Bundys Men
Oh, Bundy's men are handsome men.
and Bundy's men are swell,
And Bundy's men can step a bit,
As Heine Bush can tell!
So here's a cheer for Bundy's men.
Who drove the long line thr ough-
For Bundys, Omar Bundy's men,
And Omar Bundy, TOO!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

Report-Repo June sales az
SI2464,660 an increase OF S2.477,-
242 over same month in 1917. For
the six months ending June 80. sales
were &SS,7O4.572 an increase Of ga
SI1.135 over same month in 1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

II you viii also make yourself
acquainted with the constellation
Cassiopeia, which is on the oppo-
site side OF the pole from the Great
Dipper, it will greatly aid YOU in
hnding out when the North star
lies truly north. because line
drawn from Mizar through the North
star 10 the star Delta in Cassiopeia
corresponds with the meridian when
il runs in a vertical direction.
In a general way il is sufficient
70 know that when the Great DIP
per is directly above the North
star and Csssiopeis directly below
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

Food riots in Bulgarian towns" 'Smatter? Have
they stopped brewing that famous Bulgarian butter
milk we used read about?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

1t doesn't matter whether Hindenburg is dead or not
His reputation The punch Of his army
There are no more Hindenburgian victories.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

The lie factories, by standardzing their output
quantity production. but the con-
sumption fabricated facts is steadily waning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

Where now those submarines that guar
anteed freeze the in Prest Wilson's bones?
Has the marrow been frozen in Admiral Tirpitzs
bones?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

before stated 1T is waste Of Iather
shave ass. why waste good paper. and good ink
analvzing the idiosyncracies OF q brain storm?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
How to Find the North and South Line

before what you know must be
about the true noon hour, mark the
point where the end of the shadow
falls.
Continue this. at frequent inter
walls, as the shadow swings around,
until you fnS that the distance
from the stick 10 the END of the
shadow, after being diminished TO
minimum, begins plainly TO in
crease again. A line drawn from
the center OF the stick to the point
where the end of the shadow fell
when it was shortest will be the
north-and-south line, with a degree
of accuracy depending upon the
carefulness of your proceedings.
A good way TO improve the &C
curacy attainable by this metsiod
is 10 inscribe on "a smooth boaItl a
series of concentric cirles, at the
common center of which you place
the gnomon, which should not be
so tall that the point of its shadow
Will AdlA icy Ollu Tic GAA GIGS
Then, some time before noon,
mark carefully the place where the
end of the shadow Just touches
one OF the circles; follow the
shadow around and when its point
touches the same circle again after
neon mark that place also. A line
drawn from the center Of the gno-
mon halfway between the two
points marked Will be the north
and-south line.
But the most accurate method is
based upon observations Of the
North star. That star is about one
degree and eight minutes from the
true north pole of the heavens;
but twice in every "a hours il
crosses the meridian line, once
above and once below the pole. and
o. course al those times il indicates
true north. IL you know the fig
ure among the northern stars called
the Great Dipper' you can tell for
yourself when the North star is on
this meridian. for that happens
whenever the middle star, in the
handle of the Dipper which is
named Mizar, is either vertically
above OF vertically below the North
star.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

The Germans beginning to suspect that we really
IA a in France
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22

The proper way 10 find the north
and-south line with the aid OF the
sun is 10 make your observations
OF the shadow at noon But you
cannot take the moment OF noon
from a watch or clock-yOu must
have true noon, which occurs only
when the center OF the sun is on
the meridian. or middle line OF the
sky. halfway between east and
west. and no two places have the
same meridian. or the same noon,
unless they lie exactly north or south
OF one another.
A simple way 10 proceed IS as
follows: Begin with the fact that
the sun must be al its highest point
in the sky when il is on the merid-
ian That being so, il is evident
that the shadow OF an upright stick
or rod is shorter al true noon than
a. any other time. Arrange, then,
a smooth. level surface-it may be
the top OF a table-on which you
can hx your upright stick, or "gno-
mon and half an hour or more
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
BY Garrett y. Serviss.


My brother wants 10 find a true
north-and-sou line, TO face some
new buildings on his farm. He pro-
poses using a compass needle, with
correction for magnetic declination.
thought he could get better results
by a plan OF mine, which, however,
failed when tried. IL was based on
the idea that a perpendicular TO the
shadow cast by the sun setting in
the west must run north and south,
shadow changing as the sun got
lower. What is the reason, and how
can one md the north-and- south
line ?-E., Utica, n. Y"
You overlooked the fact that the
sun sets due west only twice in a
at the equinoxes,
March p and Sept. %, and that
even then it touches the west point
only at the moment when its center
crosses the plane of the rational or
astronomical, horizon, which, except
at sea, often differs widely from the
sensible, or apparent, horizon.
The course OF the sun down the
western sky, between noon and sun
set, always in our hemisphere, in
clines more or less toward the north
with reference 10 the points Of the
compass, and this causes the direc-
ton OF its shadow TO shift south
ward. 1t is only at the equator that
the sun ever passes through the
zenith, travelling along a straight line
from. true east 70 true west. At
the equinoxes * rises due east and
sets due west everywhere on the
earth. but even then, except at the
equator, its place at noon is either
south or north OF the zenith. accord
ing to the hemisphere in which the
observer is situated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
THE MELTING POT
Come Fake Pot Luck With Us"
BUNDN's MEN.
BY Damon Runyan.

Maj Gen Omar Bundys
IDLE for
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ali Assec1Ated Press AorninE Paper
o1y Psps Employing News
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-07-22
SEARS ROEBUCK.

Copyright 1879
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-12

To the end that their minds be de-
veloped and they taught to think, the
pupils should be required to study
mathematics up to the integral and
differentiaI calculus, if necessary;
and, also, Latin and Greek, notwith-
standing Editor Benjamin's objec-
tions to those dead languages. 1t was
contention amongst the ancient
southern schoolmasters as to whether
the study of mathematics was more
efficient than that of the ancient Ian
guages in the development of the
mind; but, if we will take both, we
are quite likely to attain the object.
The teaching of French in any of the
public schools is pure nonsense
Punta Gorda Herald.
Latin is good study, and we high
ly approve of its being taken up by
those interested in it. The trouble is
that while our public schools teach it,
few of the scholars learn it. They
puzzle through with it sufficiently to
enable them to pass examinations and
then forget it. We think that French
a SOOu SIuNy anu d HSCESSe1Iy OIIG
for anybody who expects to go about
much in the world. Any intelligent
scholar can learn to read and write
French in our public schools, but I'M
less under an exceptional teacher
they can't learn to talk it, nor under
stand it when it is talked to them
1t will not develop anybody's mind to
learn any language, dead or alive, un,
less they learn it well enough to think
in it, and this, we believe, the Herald
will concede doesn't happen to more
than a fraction of per cent of oul
population. If we depend on Latir
or higher mathematics to really de.
velop our minds, we are afraid that
the intellect of the great American
public is hopelessly dwarfed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-12

We wish that the entire correspond
ence between the two gentlemen could
b published in small booklet and cir
culated amongst the school officials,
teachers and legislators of the state,
as it might lead to much improve
ment in the system.-Punta Gorda
Herald.
We don't konw how this will affect
Brinson, but it makes US feel quite
stuck up. Brother A. P. Jordan OF
the Herald is an educator as well as
an editor, and his ta&te in literature
is classic. We are glad to find he ap-
proves of most of our contentious,
tho he turns US down on Latin.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-12
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING

The regular meeting of the board
Of trade will be held Friday night,
April 18th, at o'clock. Every one
Is requested TO be present at this
meeting. Our attendance has always
been good in the past and we certain
ly want to hold up the good standard
There is no better way of making
the various drives, such as the Lib
erty Bond, the Red Cross and other
things that pertain to our government
and to county a success than to meet
with the board of trade and discuss
such plans and then go and perfect
them. Everybody come out to the
meeting Friday night at o'clock, and
do something.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-04-12
FOR SENATOR 10Th DISTRICT

TO the Democratic Voters of Marion
and Sumter Counties Comprising
the goth Senatorial DISTRICT:
/ am a candidate for senator in the
primary election to be held June 4th,
1918. I thoroughly appreciate the
honor of having served as one of Mar
ions representatives in the last two
sessions of the legislature. l served
my people faithfully, Loyalty, honest
ly and conscientiously. l realize that
the knowledge and experience as rep
resentative two terms viii enable me
to make the people Of the twentieth
district a better senator. | will ap-
preciate your support and if nominat-
ed | pledge faithful service to the
people of Marion and Sumter coun-
ties, working for their best interests,
as well as for the whole state.
Respectfully yours, W. J. Crosby.
Citra. Fla, Feb. 6. 1913.
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