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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
FRENCH WANT IRON AND
STEEL
Associatea Press Service

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-The
war trade board was advised today
that the French ministry OF recon
struction would consider faVora bly,
applications to import quantities Of
iron and steel In obtaining such i'm
port licenses Il was stated that
American firms or their French
agencies. would be given the same
consideration as French firms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
NORTHWESTERN WINS

Associs ted Press Service
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Northwest-
ern defeated Michigan II TO Is to-
night in western conference
basketball game. Harpes OF Nichi-
gan and Marquardt OF Northwestern
each scored three goals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
PURDUE WINS.

AssOciatPd Press Service
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan. 25.-Pur-
due won a western conference
basketball game from Iowa tonight.
80 20 10. Markley and Campbell Of
the Purdue I'VE each scored five
field goals
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
MEXICAN ARMY ONCE
AGAIN RE0RGANlZEO
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl

generals, with other officers OF
lesser rank. had been ordered 70
chihuahua for new campaign
against Pancho Villa.
After the outbreak OF the Euro
peAn war, PRIEST Carranza, unable
10 obtain arms or ammunition from
he United states or other sources,
established factories for the manu-
facture of rifle parts and explosives.
which are now in operation and
which are believed 10 have enabled
him TO equip his reorganized army
for the new campaigns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26

PARIS, Jan. 25.-An effort 10 as
certain the strength and resource of
the Germany army will be the first
problem considered by the military
committee appointed Thursday by
the supreme war council to report
on the strength OF the allied and as
sociated forces 10 be retained on the
western front during the period OF
the armistice.
IL was assured that the Germans
now have about 100000 men under
arms. but il is necessary 20 confirm
these figures and also TO determine
to what extent the manufacture Of
arms, munitions and other military
supplies is going on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
ILLINOIS WINS

MADISON. Wis, Jan. 25.-nlinois
defeated Wisconsin. % 10 Is, in a
fast and rough basketball game Of
the western conference tonight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
HUNS HAVE NOT
YET SURRENDERED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

a few such. The governments
therefore. should not demobilize
their forces without a common UNI
Outstanding. This course, if persisted
in, would rapidly lessen the value OF
the peace treaty. The powers should
come to an understanding as to the
forces which they intend maintain
ing in Germany. Such an under
standing is essential 10 the preserva-
ton of a proper state OF things. both
in Europe as a whole and in France
I'm particular as France cannot go
on bearing indefinitely the mortgage
of disproportionate military respon-
sibilities."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
KADrRsKI ASKS DIVORCE

BENJAMIN KadubsH has filed suit
for divorce in the superior court,
charging his wife. Anna. with cruel
Snd inhuman treatment she refused
20 cook his meals for him. he de-
clares. and called him names
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-26
WILSON AND HOUSE
AMERICAN MEMBERS
OF COMMISSION

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28
RIPPING RHYMES
IN THE DEPTHS.
By WALT MASON.

The future looks gloomy; my
eyes have grown rheumy, from
viewing with pain and alarm; 1
sizo up the morrow as loaded with
sorrow, 1t hasn't a grace or a
charm. oh, double demnition is
more a condition than theory in all
behold. our bulwarks are shaking
palladiums breaking-what won
der my trilbys are colds? For
am feeling rummy with cramps in
my tummy, from eating too largely
of pie; the pains of the collie in
side of me frolic, and gladly I'd
curl up and die. 30 sadly I'm
viewing the future and chewing a
rag in desolate way; and no one
who nears me, who pauses and
hears me, should care seven cents
what l say. My message proph-
etic would be less pathetic II l had
no spasm or ache; but gloom is
the master of any forecaster who
mixed UP his pie and his cake. T,he
prophets of evil who spiel about
weevil when they should be talk
ing OF wheat, would doubtless b
CHEEKY II they were not weary Of
pain In their stomAchs or feat.
The way we are feeling thus gov
erns our spelling. our outlook, ana
all that we do: q seer can't bo
sunny, for marbles or money, when
he il tied up with the flu.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28
LuNpEEN's DEPORTATION

Nh ARIOUS posts of the American Le-
VI glon have recently demonstrated
that they are prepared to deal sum-
marily with any faction or any move
ment that tries to deviate from the
standards of Americanism set up dur
ing and since the war. The post at
Ortonvllle. Mimi, which forcibly seized
Ernest Lundeen, who represented the
Fifth Minnesota district in the war
congress and was defeated at the last
election, is in agreement with the pol
icy. But in some quarters emphasis
has been placed upon the circumstance
that Lundeen was deported from the
town as he was about to speak to a
large audience which had assembled to
hear him state his views against the
league of nations.
| It Is probable. however, that Lun-
deem was elected because of the belief
that anything he had to say either for
or against the league of nations was
not worth listening to. When in con-
gress he voted against the declaration
OF war, against the selective draft
measure and for resolution-wiion
he introduced--to place an embargo on
food to the allied powers. 1t Is also
asserted, upon trustworthy authority,
that he was contributor to viereck's
Weekly. In the course of the war he
went to Europe on a congressional
junket and became SO offensive in his
attitude toward British and American
military passengers on the ship that
his status was investigated, the privf-
lege Of visiting the British front was
denied him and he was coldly received
elsewhere.
with this record behind him 1t can
hardly be maintained that his depor-
tation from Ortonville was an express
sion OF Minnesota's unwillingness to
listen to speech against the league
of nations. His war record Is enough
to condemn him in any American conn
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28
Disqualification

17HE rehabilitation Of the American
emergency army Is now almost
completed. and upon the showing for
the first year after the signing OF the
armistice the war department has
based calculations which show that .
new record in American army demob-
ilizations has been established. OF the
force eligible for rehabilitation. % per
cent was sent back into civil life with
in the year. The record for the civil
war was % per cent during the first
year and for the Spanish American
war SO per cent for the first ten
months. rehabilitation having been
stopped at that time owing to distur-
Dances in the Philippines.
The last volunteer organization used
in the civil war was not demobilised
until December 20. 1867. or two and
one-half years after hostilities had
ceased, and some Of the troops sent to
the Philippines after the Spanish
American war were in service even
longer. Counting only the emergency
troops there were more than three
times as many men eligible for demob-
ilization after the world war as after
the civil war. yet the progress after
the first six months was more rapid
during the recent rehabilitation which,
considering the difficulties incident to
Transporting an army Of 100000 men
across the Atlantic, 10 . creditable
showing.
On the basis Of the record as re-
vealed by these figures It is evident
that much Of the criticism directed at
the war department during the spring
OF this year was unmerited, although
Iit may have had the effect of stimu-
lating the department to greater ef-
fort The department was blamed for
delays about which little was actually
known and, considering the anxiety of
soldiers families and the eagerness of
the soldiers to get back to their own
country, the wonder is that the criti-
cism was not more severe. To those
whose objections were most loudly
voiced the statistics should carry a spe-
cial cause for satisfaction in the
achievement of tho war department.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

nicrobe Is usually meant an animalcule.-
The little demons Of most infectious dis
eases are bacteria. These are vegetable
creatures, not animal"
To make baciili or bacteria polsonless
advantage Is taken of the discoveries OF
a great Frenchman, Louis Pasteur and
great Englishman, Almo.h r. Wright.
Bacteria and microbes cause much OF
the severe sickness in the world. They
make YOU sick BY their rapidity Of breed
ing and by the poisons called toxins
which these hordes Of microscopically
small plants discharge.
Many Of them manufacture an inter-
nal poison, called "endotoxin"
This latter one IL loosed on the victim
in whose blood and tissues the bacilll
are at work. They are more easily at
tackled and destroyed by the human
fabric than Is the entotox!n.
Antibodies Of Combat.
This poison is really incorporated in
the meshes of the microbes and bacteria
themselves. 1t is part and parcel OF
every manjack of them. To be rid Of
the endotoxns the bacteria themselves
must be annildlated.
However. the very presence OF both
these toxins in man Is enough to make
his living texture generate and manu-
facture material to combat them. These
are called antibodies which are anti
dotes to them. Just rs we overproduced
poison gas and ammunition once we got
started to fight. so the living animal pro-
duces more antibodies than II needs.
The exotoxin which IL solvent. thin
and DISCHARGED externally by the bsc-
terra, produces an entibody like itself.
dissolved In the serum Of the suo1ect
that was sick or inoculated with the
germs.
This antibody can be obtained then by
bleeding the subject. sterilized. bottled
and used in other persons blood In an
emergency to give them temporary i'm
munity.
Ways to Immunity.
This IL a serum or antitoxln Of which,
there are only few, such al
diphtheria and lockjaw. The bacilli OF
,fhose diseases produce both kinds q
toxins. endso and exc.
Unhappily, It il not possible to sspa-
rate the nxotoxins from the sndotoxina
Of the Influenza, smallpox. pneumonia,
~hooping cough, hydrophobia. typhoid
and other germs. There Is no antitoxin
or serum OF these--on,y vaccines.
The way the endotoxins of these ars
used IL to utilize the whole bacteranm OF
microbs. These are killed and injected
into the flesh of those Of us who arr
alert and practical enough to protect
ourselves against these plagues.
Dead bacteria have almost a. much
OF the toxins in them as the live ones
: but they cannot keep on replacing what
Is lost. They can be Injected. therefore,
n small numbers so they cannot pro-
duee disease, yet still be capable Of
stirring your flesh and blood to make
erourh antibodies to keep you immune
lhree to five years.
ments. YOU must Be re-tnoculated
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28
EDITORIAL OPINION OF
IDAHO EDITORS
KEEP BUSY.

tPress-Times, Wal1ace)
These are the times when everyone
should be busy taking advantage of the
new fields that are offered for industry
Yet there are people abroad preaching
the doctrine of decreased production
The time is here for all to keep actively
at work.
There Is no question but that the
unsound reasoning of curtailing pro-
duction hurts everyone. It's blighting
effect Ii not only immediate but will
extend over period of time. There
was never such a demand in foreign
fields as at present and the home con-
sumption is increasing steadily.
There 10 only one way to secure a
share OF prosperity, no matter what
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28
SAVING MISS LIBERTYS FACE


ious again. As recently as 1915,
the real value, expressed in the market
price of the silver It contains. was 40
cents. Recently, 1t has come pretty
close to the dollar mark. When silver
sells at s1.2929, the dollar is really at
par with the market. Our dimes, quar-
tiers and half dollars contain less silver
proportionately to face value. Silver
will have to go to s1.3S23 an ounce. be-
fore their contents are worth on the
market as much as their face.
If the price Of silver rises beyond the
face value of the coins, the coins are
melted and the populace has to resort
to postage stamps or other makeshifts.
England has found the market price
Of silver getting SO near the point
where it will be profitable for the peo-
pie to melt down its coins that 1t has
placed an embargo upon exports of
silver. If the treasury sees danger that
our dimes and quarters will disappear
over night, using the law under which
it melted down some millions of silver
dollars, and shipped the bullion to In
dia during the war, 1t may sell silver
in the market to keep the price down.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28
GUARDING BRITISH TRADEMARKS

OOAhOIN0 6uI lioH thHOGMAHkS
TRADEMARKS have highly impor-
tant role in commerce. England is
in course Of giving greater production
to British marks. through bill intro
duced in the house Of commons by
the board Of trade.
British marks which have not been
technically registrable in England have
caused some embarrassment to their
owners when they have sent goods to
foreign markets because. not being
eligible to registry at home their mar
kets have been barred from registry
abroad. This difficulty is to be re-
moved by provision for special regis
try for such marks after they have ac-
tually been used in England for two
years.
At the same time It is proposed to
prevent continuation OF monopoly
for patented article after the expira-
tion Of patent by refusing to permit
registration Of its name ms a trade
mark. Aspirin II cited as an exam
pie Of An abuse which will be prevented
BY the bill. After the expiration of the
petsnt for the drug the proprietors are
said to have sought to keep perpet-
val monopoly BY an improper use Of
The word - : trademark
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

munlty that Stands for vigorous Amer
icsnism and : psacs bassd upon the
real sentiment of the American people.
To make political capital out Of the le-
gion's action u to elevate Lundesn to
a position OF importance that neither
the legion post in question nor the
people Of the Fifth Minnesota district
recognize.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

fake quacks may preach. Work, thrift
and the practice of economy are the
essential elements. With the curbing
of extravaganza habits, the application
of energy along right lines and the ex-
ercise of even mediocre foresight this
nation and all of it's people are certain
to go forward.
1t Is time to shunt the professional
agitator and the useless radical into
the discard. They are blocking the
prosperity of the people of this
country.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

Some of the federal courts may hold
that wartime prohibition IL unconstf-
tutional, but 1t is doubtful whether
anybody can work fast enough to make
such action do any good or harm-just
as you look at it-before January 10.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

as they do in the hospitals, the army
ana the navy. namely every couple Of
years
III you fnoculate yourself with a toxire-
less mixture OF Ave billion influenza
oacii,i. hemolytic coeci and pneumonia
cocc!. you may escape epidemic influenza
and pneumonia and yet catch cold
III you do. bacteriologist will examine
the cold and make vaccine OF tho
particular bacillus at fault. You can
then give yourself an injection OF these
killed and thus escape return OF this
annoyance.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

An army of 100000 will no doubt
disappoint a good many young men;
still there are not so many of them
who want to adopt the army as a ca
reer as there were three years ago.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28
Secrets of Health and Happiness
low Bacteria Are Employed
To SaveYou From heir Kind
By DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG
A. B.. M. A., M. D. Johns Hopkins University

NOCTOR," asked patient of mine recently, edo
j you advise the serum to prevent influenza pneu
monia?"
"You like many Others" said. "You say
serum, but you mean vaccine"
what is the difference?" quoth he. "One poor law
man cannot be expected to know"
We'll a serum is what its implies-blood with
the clot removed Mixtures used to prevent diseases
such as typhoid, fu-pneumonia, whoopng cough small
pox rabies and others all vaccues compounded OF
microbes that made posonless."
What do You mean? How the deadly typhoid
mcrobe be made poysoness?"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

then and are sufficient now. in the
temptation to prolong the arbitrary
authority and processes granted solely
for the purposes of military operations.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

H. L. NJ. OIL wish you would advise
cure for running ears.
A-Irrigatc the ears every three or four
hours with warm boracic acid water.
also irrigate the nose and throat twice
n day with ALKALINE antisertic nuid d.
lutcd three times in water.
A. B. c. o. o-Haw can reduce fat
on my shoulders?
A-Exercises help In reducing flesh -
shoulders.
b. X. Q-Can you tell me Of a treat.
ment for stammcriry:
A-Have some young school teacher
take up the matter and start a school
for stnmmering. Tho words you cannot
epcak should be practised over and over
until you can speak them clearly a. one
weuld practise ones music lessona
Or. HirsAber0 seiu onssoey swesftons
for readers Of thts poser on medical,
Ayoiswic asd s0nifdtion subjects that ara
o. general Interest. no ouaaot dlw0vs
NNdertoke to prescribe or Offer 0dvics
for SHdividwal cases. Where tAc subject
70 not o. oeNeraj inteveet letters soilI be
eHsrs~ed personally. q . staWpsd ssI
od9rsssed sacslcps - sae1oeed, Addrsso
ALI INQUlRfE6 70 Dr. =. n. HjvshbsEn
u cere ~ this OFFICE.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

A tonsorial friend of ours refused to
listen to phonograph record of THE
Barber of Seville" claiming that the
barber was not q member OF his union.
There should soon be a law to take
the porter out Of porterhouse steak,
FOR porter is intoxicating.
Speaking of occultism, now is the
time when many a sad and thirsty gem
tleman would like to communicate with
the departed spirits.
One man in New York must stay in
jail until he pays his wife all the back
ailmony. and he can't pay it until he
gets out of Jail. That boy is having a
regular League of-nations time.
Admiral Beatty has been made Baron
Ct the North Sea. Doesn't seem as
though a man would have to pay any
taxes on baroiy like that
Nov. Rollo, I'll tell you nice fairy
story. Once there was a woodchop-
per-"
Jaw cut it out. I'm tired Of hearing
about the kaiser"
"Ah," said the lady palmist, as the
stranger entered her studio, you came
to be enlightened? You desire to dip
into the future?"
We'll, really, I've Just called to"
Il know know! Now look at me.
Yes, l see you have suffered many
g,ievous disappointments lately"
That's correct. L"
Hush! Something which you have
striven for and sighed for without
avail will shortly come within your
grasp"
That's good"
"Only be patient Remember that the
hard times are past, and that success
is now yours"
Thank you! You've relieved me
| immensely" said the caller, diving
his hand into his breast pocket. i've
been here about five times for last
quarters gas bill. I'm jolly glad to
hear that I'm going to get it at last!''
Look here" demanded the hard eyed
man in the menagerie tent, ARE those
your children over there in front of
that cage?"
"Only about fourteen of EN-" re-
piled Mr.. Gap johnson of Rumpis
Ridge, Ark, who was viewing the Won
ders
WELL get 'em away from there,
quick! They have been making faces
at the gorilla for twenty minutes and
the poor devil is having one fit right
after another!'
"Your soil seems little thin"
What's the matter with you? 1t
goes clear through to China, same as
any other SOIL"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

An aerial mail service soon will b,
started between two important coast
towns in the Congo seaplanes being
used,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

A tonsorial friend of ours refused to
listen to a photograph record of THE
Barber of Seville" claiming that the
barber was not q member Of his union.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

"Your soil seems little thin"
Whats the matter with you? II
goes clear through to China, same as
any other SOIL"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28
Answers to Health Questions
A YOUNG GIRL. o-How can / gain
weight!
e--1s there any way to make my hair
curly!

A-Your weigh, NAV be increased by
10 to Il hours steep IN n welt ventilated
room. by eating sugars. starches. butter.
puddings. fatty meats. rich soups and
gravies. You must drink lots of water
and milk. Take but little exercise. be
In the open air and sunlight Just az
much as possible. and keep the intes-
tines open and active.
e-Here is a formula that will keep
your hair in curl for several days. pro-
vided you roll II mp afterward on kid
curriers' or on papers until the hair has
dried in the shape you want IL to go:
Gum arabic. u ounce
Ounce seed extract, 49,. . ounces
Carbonate of pota sh...... VI ounce
Glycerine.. II ounce
Rosewatcr........ pint
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

Speaking of occultism, now Is the
time when many a sad and thirsty gem
tleman would like to communicate with
the departed spirits.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28
AN AMBITIOUS GIRL

Man-Lemms col I'm all right
can swim.
Girl don't care. I'm going to
cave you. ! want q medal.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

There should soon be law to take
the porter out Of porterhouse steak,
FOR porter is intoxicating.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

One man in New York must stay in
jail until he pays his wife all the back
a;lmony. and he can't pay it until he
gets out of Jail. That boy is having a
re gular League Of nations time.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-11-28

Admiral Beatty has been made Baron
CT the North Sea. Doesn't seem as
though man would have to pay any
taxes on barohy like that.