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The Washington times., 1918-11-05
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Phosphorus Strengthens and i
Vitilizes Every Nerve and
Organ Of the Human Body

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his eyes bright his step firm and
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Physicians everywhere kns1r Nd
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The Washington times., 1918-11-05
ALLEGED SLAYER Of
BRIDE PUT IN CELL
BY JEAN KNOTT

BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.-CarIisIe p
Webster is now in cell at the city
jail awaiting trial on the charge OF
killing Mrs. Bcrnice Clancy Web
ster, twenty years old, his bride OF
three days.
Physicians at the Jail feel satisfied
that he did not swallow any OF the
poison tablets which he is said to have
placed in his mouth at the time OF the
alleged murder. His condition Is
practically normal. aud DR.. John ].
horrisey, the Jail physician. yester-
day advised Warden Bernard J. Lee
to have Webster removed to a cell
The Washington times., 1918-11-05
SAVANNAH CARS RUN

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 5.-Street car
! service has been resumed after 4
| three days 'tie-up due TO a strike OF
Union conductors and motormen.
Non-union carmen began operating
cars over the 4. and Is. Belt through
the business section early yesterday
Later other lines were put in opera
tiCn. Tho street railway company
stated the cars we're manned by OK
perienced tTainmen.
The company remains firm in its
refusal not to treat with the strikers
The carmen are demanding an IN
crease OF s cents an hour, shorter
hours, and union recognition.
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FOR WAR CRIMINALS.

LON y. Nov. >. In IN Interview
In the Daily Express. Fir Frederick
Edward Smith advocated tho estnb-
NShwon' 81 = grand court OF allied
--Pr. ftIves, civil and military, FOR
e q trying those guilty %
ing the war. lie is m al
on international IaW. He
urges :hat Euch a court apply es-
peciRlly to those caught red-handed,
% observed committing crirncs-
The Washington times., 1918-11-05

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CHILE SEXES FOE SHIPS.

SANTIAGO. Chile, Nov. 5.-Chilean
military and naval authorities have
seized all German boats in Chilean
ports.
The Washington times., 1918-11-05
KAROLYI QUITSAS
HUNGARIAN HEAD

THE HAGUE. Nov. Count Karo-
lyi has resigned the presidency OF
the Hungarian national council, &C
cordinE to information received here
today. Deputy Johann Hocii will
succeed Karolyi. The latter HIS taken
over the office OF Hungarian foreign
minister.
The Washington times., 1918-11-05

Thrift stamps bought for yourself
OF your children cultivate the right
spirit.
The Washington times., 1918-11-05

Thrift Stamps bought for yourself
or your children cultivate the right
spirit.
The Washington times., 1918-11-05
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
"a @z& 2zf&&eee 5M&e>
APRIL II, 1913.
HOW THE HUN FIGHTS.

Here's another little glimpse OF Hun lighting meth
DDS given in letter written home by one of our sol
diers An American sergeant engaged in a local fight
resulting from a trench raid badly wounded by Il
grenade and was passed by the Germans dead Be
which ne reported later
.'Iie dozen Germans overpower three American
boys their threats from The sergeant
said murder of the third American the most
horrible -Four Germans held him while fifth fairly
severed his head from his body"
War is hell. to be sure this is wha;
the soldier calls it-murder. Cutting prisoners throat
considered in ans other light by any civilized
country earth.
is by such methods infinitely varied and repeated.
that the German army has little little, forfeited
all the respect which honorable fighters pay hon
orabe opponents. We discredit the stories Of
German atrocities but finding out
struggle. their conduct only barba--
Gus. II is useless and than useless, Every
atrocty, far weakening the Germans through
fear. only their lighting spirit and piles up
terrible penalty for the offenders
This same shows the inevitable result 81 have
Just says the writer that this company
of Americans passed through here today with their
awful crime against their comrades" And they will
evenge il.
The who!s American army today is avengins
bayonet innct Germany the natural penalty for
her crimes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
POLITICS AND THE SELECTIVE DRAFT

Injection of politics into the selective draft for
particular effect may OF may not be the answer
Provost Marshal Crowders order if been
such admittedly urged and agreed TO by
Atty Gen. Stansbury and state Consumption Agent
BaltzaIL Reference made 20 the order more or
less gleefuny announced by republican newspapers
wherever democrats the office holders affected
denying them heretofore supposedly deferred CLASH
locations. i, comes UP To south Send with much ap-
parent qualification TO Appeal COMMISSIONS Thomas
W. Slick thanks to ex-Nayor Fred w. keller and
Gov. James Putnam Goodrich for his appointment
and NIr Slick being the good military right of
Carson administration machine solicitation for
such order is not difficult understand
A democratic council does not lit in so very we'll
with the Carson republican administration particularly
p times Accordingly, If a democratic councilman or
be gotten rid OF by hustling TO waf.
with the possibility of republicans being chosen as
their successors. why not? Besides makes such
splendid political capital for parade through republican
newspapers that this democrat and that particularly
oce-holders had claimed unwarranted deferred class
ihcations OF which the provost marshat-apparently
had seen NJ TO deprive them.
We have no complaint against tae FuIrs assuming
that ii is ruling end is to have se1eraI application
where republicans hold Office as well as democrat
sensible application CONSUMPTION act witn-
letter ard believe. within the good inten-
tions OF congress There should have 20 misun-
Outstanding about IT. no n sed OF a special ruling.
Justices OF the peace deputy prosecuting attorney
and even colncImea offices THAI be 10y ap-
pointment in case Of vacancy. ought never have
invited deferred classification sticaI grounds We
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
INTERN THE PESTS.

I feel that this is an opportunity
and that il Is also my duty to say
something concerning patriotism.
While we as patriotic people are
trying TO conserve food and planting
war gardens and lending aid in
many ways there are a great many
people in our very midst that are
not aware of the fact They have
pests. they please to call them pets.
These pests are commonly known
as poodle dogs and long cared
hounds. They roam about at large
without regard for their neighbour
war gardens. Indeed, they make a
veritable playground of them. At
least such has been my experience.
cannot understand why such a
nuisance should have to be tolerat-
ed in a city, especially in such a cru
cial time | think those who chose
to keep such pests should be COM
PEELED 10 keep them at home or tied
up until the war gardens are all
harry sted.
Yours respectfully,
w. T. BUNCH.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
Other Editors Than Ours
RREDUCIBLE PLUTOCRACY.
New York WORLDLY


1t is a lovely phrase. plutocracy, rolling powerfully
and effectively from tongue or pen. What does it
mean?
Perhaps the most remarkabs discovery in the whole
range of statistical economies has been this: There
TO be percepube difference in the fashion in
which wealth. rather income. distributed in all
nations where any kind of data are available.
II does nos matter whether it is Prussia or France
Saxony England, the United States The charts
showing distribution according income alike
This is The basis Of what is known Paretos law.
In every civilized country investigated the situation
seems about the same. There is always submerged
TENTH, more, which lives very the deadine of
starvation Then the other end the scale are a
few people with incomes considerably above the
average.
In the United States the number reporting incomes
three thousand a year less than o. per
of the population. The inference num-
Der having incomes of. say fifteen hundred year
would exceed three four per cent of the whole
Between these two extremes very actual
communism, that is a substantial equality of income
prevails
For three-fourths more of the population an
absolutely equal division would raise lower any
by much 25 per cent.
This is what damned plutocracy' means The
United States more plutocratic than any other
nation of which have any definite knowledge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
CORRUPTING OUR FIGHTERS.

The secretary Of the navy announces that Phila-
depha is rotten morally that it is fit place for
American sailors. And Philadelphia city officials
promptly promise TO clean up.
This pledge of reform the part of the city notori-
for corruption and contentment' may be only a
bluff. The rest Of the country never expects much
from the City of Brothery way Of political
and social decency. But il is something merely to have
the representative OF great municipality reply
humble and acquiescent manner. Time was when
anybody who said hat Sec'y Daniels has said about
Philadelphia would be denounced as an impudent
medder. and immortality would have Haunted itself
more defantly than ever.
It's tribute to the standards of decency and honor
insisted upon IN army and navy. 1t used TO be
that cities considered themselves contaminated by the
presence Of soldiers sailors in large numbers Now
if there is any contaminating that do
1t. paterna government encourages clean living On
the part Of its fehtng men. and demands obtains
for them immunity from undue temptation than
they would have in private ufe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
JUST AMERICAS WAY.
Indlnna DniIN Timesl

The English and French newspapers seem 10 be
rather overriding their glorhcaton the decision
put American units IN brigades with British French
battalOns for immediate fighting Possibly there isn't
fun appreciation by Europe of Americas spirit this
America is not In this for glory profits
Americas spirit demonstrated clearly and point
eddy. Icy Black jack Pershing. when he did big
thing in all his Offering himself his
men for any purpose. anyW here. whenever needed.
america Is not IN II for Americas success but for
Civilizations triumph and preservation. Along
tire front there Is no poin- at which Germany can
hope that jealousy and false pride weakness
II concerted German auto appreciated our
seriousness. IL ought 10 What we've offered may
be only drop the bucket. there and il was
all that was available And were going FIJI the
bucket
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
WE PAY THE WAR TAN.

At cut rate prices.
At EngeIs cigar Store.
4Ol s. Michigan St 33l5-14-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
The Twinkhng of
the Stars
BY GARRETT p. SERVIss.

Il believe that the twinkling Of
a star is the quivering of its light
caused by the leaping flames from
the burning mass as it revolves in
quick succession around its axis
;. G S., Plainville, Conn.,"
To point out the sources of your
error may be a good way TO show
you, and the many others who make
the same mistake, what a star real
~ is.
In the first place, there is no star
in all the sky Except the one we
call the SUM that is near enough
10 show a disk, i. e., a perceptible
and measurable surface. And this
is true not only when we look at
the stars with the naked eye. but
even when we employ the most pow
erful telescopes in the world.
The statement may seem incredi-
bic that thing too small 10 be Wis
ible in itself can Oe seen by means
OF its light, but il is true OF the
stars, and il is also true of what
are called ultra microscopic" Oh
jects, or objects too minute to be
rendered directly visible by the
most powerful microscopes. but
which may be indirectly seen by
Illuminating them in such a way
that they surround themselves with
an apparent disk OF attracted light
much larger than themselves.
When YOU look at star with a
telescope YOU seem 10 see the star
itself. but YOU do not. What you see
is a "diffraction disk" formed bv the
interference OF the rays Of light.
The real star disk is virtually a
mere point. The larger the tele-
scope the smaller the spurious. or
di1raction, disk appears, although
its brilliancy is greatly increased
with increase in the size OF the tele-
scope.
To satisfy you that a star. al
though as large as the sun. cannot
have a visible disk on account Of its
vast distance. il is only necessary
10 make a little calculation with re-
gard 10 the nearest known star in
the heavens. Alpha Centauri. The
distance OF that star is not less than
$4,000. 600. 900. 600 miles. There is
reason 20 believe that IL is OF about
the same size as our sun, which has
a diameter of $4,000 miles. Let US
call il a round million miles for Al
pha Centauri. Then. by the Law OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
The Melting Pot
COME. TAKE POTLUCK
WITH Us
LITTLE boobies PA.
BY William T.. Kirk.

We have simply got 70 i've in the
country this Summer. Sed Pa 10 Ma
went ne calm hoam last mite There
amt nothing 10 it, sed Pa.
You are Citing cairless about
you're langwidge aggenn, sed Ma.
thot you was all thru using slang in
front OF our little child, sed Ma.
You mussent mind it if 1 slip up
now * then, sed Pa, il Gums from
cumming around with them po-
leece and City Hall reporters, sed
Pa. Thay are a fly bunch Of speed
boys, sed Pa x every time 1 see
them / git a ear full of slang, Pa
sed.
l guess thay pick up as much
slang from YOU as you git from
them, sed Ma. If a yung man can't
pick up slang from you. she sed to
Pa, he can't be much of a Reporter
But tell me mOar about this rustic
hoam in the country, sed Ma; that
inter ests me strangely
That will be US this Summer, sed
Pa. Qaver the hills 10 a farm, you
& / & littel Bobbie l will maik the
garden, sed Pa, x you can help lit
tel Bobbie talk cair of it after it is
made.
/ see, said Ma. after the first work
of planting it YOU will have did yure
duty, sed Ma. l smell a rat thare,
sed Ma.
All the ladies q littel boys is go
ing 70 do thare bit that way this
Do e -,
day paper. The husbands will be
joins there share if thay buy the
seed * plant it in the balmy Spring
tide. sed Pa. / will buy the seed &
plant it, & the rest will be up to you
& my brite-eyed child. sed Pa.
Well. we will do our share. sed
Ma. Ware are we going 10 have this
here garden of Eden? sed Ma.
Sumware outside Of Brooklyn, sed
Pa. I understand thare is a lot of
good ground not far from Brooklyn.
1 will talk a run out that way one
of these days with Fred Kafky in
| his Pope Levy car, sed Pa. He is
| going to farm a littel this Summer,
too, sed Ia. SO wen he gifts married
he will have lots of Vegetables, sed
/ Pa.
Well sed Ma. anything that I &
littel BObbie can do to help the
country we are reddy & willing to
| do. sed Ma, but my hart mis-gives
me about this gardening bizness. sed
| Ma. 1 can newer fergit the Sum
mer we farmed it neer New Roshel,
sed Ma. You dident do a speck of
the hard work that Summer, sed
Ma. All you did was TO wall; around
81 talk to the hens in the morning,
sed Ma, & l did the rest.
1t is different now. sed Pa. / am
anXshus for 10 help the nashun in
this here jam in wich we are in, &
thare is nothing / weddent do to
help saiv the day, sed Pa. So git
reddy, now that gentel Spring is
here, sed Pa. q beefoar long we will
have a garding in fun bloom that
will knock yure eve, out, sed Pa.
1 dare say, sed Ma.
of course you dare say. sed Pa.
i newer was mOar in earnest in my
whole ernest life, sed Pa. I will
show you how 10 maik twenty
blades of potatoes grow ware only
one grew beefoar, sed Pa.
I heer you, said Ma.
You seem kind OF doubtful about
this plan of mine. sed Pa.
1 know you, sed Ma.
& then Pa dident say any moar
or eether did Ma
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11

But there is yet another objec-
ton 10 your theory. The stars are
not burning masses" Ii is not
fire or combustion, that produces
the heat and light of the sun. and
there are no "leaping flames in the
strict meaning of that term on the
sun, or any other star. There are
frequent Outbursts from the solar
surface. it is true. but these are in
the nature of explosive elections.
and what astronomers, for the sake
Of effective description, sometimes
call flames" on the sun, are not
flames in the ordinary sense at all,
but masses of glowing gas. which
often move with great velocity.
Yet they do not make the sun ap-
pear TO flicker, although it is a mill
lion times nearer to US than the
majority of the nearest stars, and
if the sun were removed to such a
distance that its disk could not be
seen, the Irregularities of illumina-
ton produced by the Outbursts of
hydrogen and other gases would
have no tendency to make its light
appear unsteady, because their lu-
minosity is negligible in comparison
with that of the sun as a whole.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11

What, then. is the cause of the
twinkling of the stars? 1t is due
entirely TO the unsteadiness Of the
atmosphere. through, which the
light has TO come in order to reach
our eyes. out in space. above the
atmosphere, there would be no
twinkling or scintillation. When a
star is high in the sky there is little
or no unsteadiness in it's light, and
it settles down TO a brilliant glowing
point.
There are great differences in the
amount Of twinklins on different
NIGHTS, owing to the changing states
of the air. When It is all a-tremble
the light of the stars trembles with
it, The planets seldom twinkle,
unless the air is exceedingly unsta-
BILE, because they are so near that
they have perceptible disks, and
their light is not confined to a mere
point However, near the horizon.
or on windy nights, the atmospheric
unsteadiness is so great that even
so large a planet as Jupiter may
wink like a twinkling star.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
A GOOD BUY.

mere is an everlasting value 10
diamond-consequently il is al
ways a good buy, especially when
sold by a responsible dealer. We
mond jewelry in settings OF The
newest designs. We have a large
assortment which we mount to or
der. BY comparison you will find
our prices agreeable. Calvin Clauer
Co. -AdYt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11

radians, the apparent diameter of
that star as seen from the earth is
less than one Northumberland
twentieth of a second Of arc. or it
is the same as that Of a ball one
foot in diameter placed at a dis
lance Of 4735 miles!
II then. your swiftly rotatins
star could not be seen on account
OF its imperceptible angular dame
ter, much less could its "leaping
flames" be seen. on the other hand,
IT, as you seem 10 think, the rota-
ton itself causes the pickering, that
rotation must take place at an alb
solutely uncomfortable and impos-
sible speed. Suppose there are five
wrinkles" in a second, which would
be fair average, then, TO produce
them by its rotation on its axis
star as large as Alpha Centauri
would have 10 revOlve with sur
face speed of fifteen million seven
hundred thousand miles, per second.
supposing that there was one flash
with each rotation.
The speed just mentioned is
about eighty-four times the speed
OF light, and recent vestisations
indicate strongly that there can be
no velocity greater than that of
light. because when that velocity is
reached the mass. or the resistance
TO increase of motion, becomes IN
finite.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11
The Public Pulse

Communications for this column
may be signed anony mously but must
be accompanied by the name OF the
writer 10 insure good faith. No re-
spon sibility for facts or sentiments
expressed will be assumed. Honest
discussion Of public questions 10 in
vited, but with the right reserved Ia
eliminate vicious and Objectionable
matter. The column 10 free. But, be
reasonable.
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