South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 220, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 August 1917 — Page 4

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Commandeer! Mr. President! MISS JliANETIT; RANKIN, CiniressTuman Ironi Mnntana, et our compliment. Her speech in tlie houe yoterJay, expoini; the labor simaii'r, "-ii her state, speaks volume. It cniiiirm;. assuming that she speaks the tru!!i. exactly what we said some Jas ago. Much t thi I. W. W. talk that ve hear trmn the west is capitalistic lar.Jer. and the 1. V. W. is just wise enough to capitalize it as a demonstration of strength. .1 Im I). l(:m of Anaconda fame may he all right a a worker in the Red (in- movement. That he should he doing some good in the world :tiJe frorr. lining hi purse is commendable. He may need some Mich employmer.! to detract attention from Iiis self-enrichment activities out therein the wertern hill-. It becomes almot unpatriotic, if not nearoacrilege, to say anything derogatory of a man who practices philanthrophy, even though it he with hut one hand while he steals with the other. Congresswoman Rankin seem no repector of persons or of subterfuges. ' i- no defense of the i. V. Y. that Miss Rankin should take the Anaconda ' in.ignates" t task for their oppression of legitimate workingmen, and then -ee'Miig to brand them into submission with an "anarchistic"' brand. Better to rid the Red (o-s movement of such as Mr. Ryan, and send him out to Montana with Iiis great wealth, and organizing ability, there to operate his mino with justice to the miners, and mayhap, to the government as well. H r it appears that k is not all a question ot oppressing and blacklisting the vorkm-men. The government is being held up on the other hand, for the copper which the miners produce, and which is sorely needed in the war preparations of the present time. That Mr. Ryan should have led the movement ot the copper "magnates" to resist the price lixed by the council of defense, and l neu the political maneuver to have an industrial board substituted, in the apt'.1 rent hope that the latter might allow the ''war profits" to soar somewhat hig l(er. is a compliment to his sellish genius, perhaps, but it brings his real patriotism, and even his Red Cross plulantl.rophy, into question just the same. ( 'ongrevs-.. unian Rankin is right again. The answer is: Commandeer, Mr. President. Commandeer! The bill that she proposes, giving the president full power to that end and to remove all doubts as to the powers in that direction. thai he already has is distinctly to tiie point. Let the government take over the mines, while the war lasts, at least, and operate them. It will settle both the labor and the "war protits" question. Operate the mines with consciipied miners, if need be. The congresswoman has broached a real, practical s !::!:. n. It ould be line discipline for Mr. Ryan. He needs it. I hat would be merely his doing by compulsion what Mr. J. Ogden Armour !' Umour packing fame, lias volunteered to let the government do with his racking plant. "The United States government can have Armour & Co., .t can have J. Ouicn Armour," he said. "It can have any man and any g p of men. There will be no requests for exemptions." It seems too yo ai to be true, but it is an attbude, which, ir carried out, will assure the l'u:vd States, "overmnent never asking for Armour & Co. We need e .1. O. Jcn Armours and less John D. Ryans in this country ;i" . we nc-;.' lite Armours in business more than wc need the Ryans in the Red Cross. Co to Mivv Rankin. The whole country :barring the "war pi'ohiteciV i:, solid behind you.

THE MEL TING POT COME! TAKE POTLUCK WITH US.

UIXKiK AIMIV. I luv the dear i.'eo;rahy, of hH d. ei in- hon'u! It 5eems to tr to tell you how the foreign country looks. With mountains !o extremely hih anl streams so wide and deep It makes your plain t'nited 'tat- seem ratlur worn ami cheap. And you ferocIoulv dechle to hail a nasin ship And for a majestic and imposing tourist tr.p. Hat when you reach tho.e foreign shores your heart is deeply hart To find that they are mostly h-iilt of sand and locks atal dirt. The twilight loamititf .-eems to hae the old familiar ploam And peevishly the things you se resemble tho;-- at home. You discount utte perceptibly the hopes with which you tame. And properly conclude that oi:r geography's to blame. Hut Elve us no peocrnphy that tells the frovy truth And Hatten. the Inflated ii reams of -ay ami lry youth! We need some foreign countries down the curves of lonsitmie With mysteries that may he pierced and wilds to he subdued. The present with its plenitude cf laaor rind of care Is brightened by the hopes of times and countries far and fair. Arthur Brooks Uaker.

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"UPSTART" UNC1T: SAM. Th" tVIoiMif .itnn- i- d at oar buttm- into the war. It regains (lar unvhict a- intolet abl prcsump"Shn;i!il th- M c iltaial po of continental I!ulope." a;ks the a italic, "which ha- btt-n responsible lor all the polit.ea! I b.p r n e n t of th- la-t hundred jt.us. suttt-r the Ana ncaa up-tart to int rfei-.- with ami tUci-ie th.e hi-To! i Kurop'. atcoidim; to her viewpoint, and ! her ad ant i-;e ."' "Il.nuls off Ken';. a r. . fairs '. " ho.t the a n ! a 1 1 .cd lt'.ai,; editor. Tla ' c ma-t be a Monro- lia trha- to prot t lairope fr.an Iff 1 1 1 ed 1 1 1 1 1 l; Yankie-. "We t a: : uet a'al !y ref a to all w A:u-t n a any oi- c in ti.'u-nta! I !a ropt a a alfa.i- '

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added tla1 waste of food after it That factor has been consider- j to th- .Ycctiv e propaganda of Mr. j . 'ali fa.r too hii.ch f;otl allowed to j ; t co cud iaickly enough, or he j : tad .aved r.nd keju cool.

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to a'ih. e th's :ca.-onV products to the full, a large id" t'lf oitput v-aU neer Ko to satisfy human

lnmirer. thiectly or imlirc' tly. It w ill rot on the tree!) or in the ibdd r in the varden or in bins and cellars. Much of that loss will be una oidahle. owing to lack of labor ami transportatin. I'.ut a reat Ieal of it will bo lue to slu e - carelessness. And car lessness in the handling t f food has bet ome a rime.

Who's Who Behind the Scenes in the War A rmy BY Gi:)HGD GAHVIX.

Tin: slacki:ii s lovi: son;. Ity James .1. Montasne. h! Mary Ann or Sarah Jane, or Myrtle or Marie. M- Bridget. Hecky or IMaine, please won't you marry me? It's not that you are fair, my dears, it's not your eyes of blue. It's not your glossy hair, my dears, of many a varied hue, It's not your golden, glowing health, that sets my heart aflame. And though you're shy on worldly wealth, I want you jast the same. oh' Nora. Keba. Tilly. May. oh! Jessie, .Madge or Sue. h! Fanny, Josie. Flora. Fay, I certainly want you! Not all at once, you understand, for I can give my name And honest heart and sinewy hand to but a single dame. It isn't that I love you so, hut in my present lix The old exemption bull don't go. and single men are nix. oh! maids or widows, young or old. or lean or waving portly. I'ray hear my plea and don't he cold, for I shall need you shortly. I'll not pretend my pulses beat like mad when you are near r that J cannot sleep or eat because of you, my dear; I am no Broadway chicken-fan: skirts have no power to charm me. But if 1 stay a single man, they'll nail me for the army! oh! Ella. Funice. Fulalie, I beg you not to falter. For here comes Uncle Sam. and we must beat him to the altar. Come Mollie, Mabel, Mazie, Minn, come Cora. Claudia, Carrie, And help me hide myself within the slacker's sanctuary. I will not promise to be true, my wooing is a sham. But 1 would rather marry you than fisht for Fncle Sam!

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AN UNAMBITIOUS BURG. If any oitiinary American eity hail an opportunity to aeiuire a great, modern railroad terminal, it would jump at the ban e. The mere possibility of corralling such an avi't wcubl lire its itizens with civic ambition and arouse its tommcrcial bodies to eager activity. It w ould ito to mm h expense to win the prize. It might

.make a liberal donation of lamirj or lontribute the site free. j And if the improvement w re ottered as a :-; i f t. what city would not j.iab at it? j Well. Bay opr. t. N. J.. wmild not. It has turned I down, by a it ft ielidum ote of three to one, a proptsal to build a 1 1'.i'i'ii.iMni terminal on its water front on ! terms that would guaiantt e the city liberal interest on jail the outlay it would incur, with an amortization plan tho uo sbl pay for the entire plant by the time th' ilt a-e expired, and make it the city's own ptoperty. The j plant in 'la- .-ttoi. would be imilar to the famous Bush i te! mitail of Brooklyn. i ; Th a- I'.ayonn has not only refused a rare contribu'ti:i to its business de t lopnient. but has prevented the

i ; -tabhshmeut of dot facilities for thirty steamers and 'refused to help reliet the trathe onKi.-tiou of New York ha r' mr. j Atal why doe- Bayo'.ne iefu-t .' Beeau-e the new terminal Woahl atttact an ini'ux of cheap labor, which I : W o'lhl be limlesil aide".

Our Idea of Nothing to Co to War About. We've had our place in the fun

j for three days now, and discovered j that a place in the shade would suit ; us a lot better. ! O : If TliU IJ Oitlcisni. Make llio Most of It.

I . S. Submarine Sinks Bumher Schooner. American Steamer Hams F. S. Transport. Headlines. "We know that our vessels need practice, but wouldn't it he just as well to do their practicing on enemy vessels? o Alas! How CI ia need. The warden of Sing Sing was robbed by a burglar recently. We knew it. As soon as Thomas Mott Osborne left a lot of crooks got into the place somehow. It Takes All Kinds of People. Vac. Some men succeed honestly and

some, who own bathing houses, charge a toll of a dollar during a hot wave. O Quito Within Their Bight-. The price of milk has gone up another cent. The cows are probably demanding more morvey with which to buy liberty bonds. Tip to Hie Agricultural Department. Now scientists insist that potatoes, after all, hav little nutritive value. This information ought to be immediately imparted to the potato bugs. o Ixok What Has linked Past the Censor. Hold Air Supremacy British Tanks Help largely in Success of Drive. The Sun. So they've got tanks that fly over there now! I'd to Date. Needles and pins; needles and pins. When a man marries his slacking begins!

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WASHINGTON. Aug. 7. Major Arn dd is a pioneer in the aviation service and with Major Foulois and Major Milling, is without a peer in America. He received his fir.-t instructions as a tlyer at the Wright

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1911. Fpon being licensed as an aviator he was assigned with Lieut.

I Milling to open the first army school for tiring at College Park. Maryland.

Several months later, with Milling, he was ordered to Fort Jiiley, where the two young officers worked out a system of target location and tire d.servation with thf field artillery forces stationed there. It was while on this detail that Arnold first demonstrated his remarkable ability and his capability of maintaining his head in an emergency. While making a fliqht of 1.2 no feet ir. the air his motor went had ami with no inherent stability his machine started on a plunge for the earth. When within Do) feet of the sround and only a question of a few seconds interim between life and a horrible death, lie righted his tnachine and made a safe landing for both himself and the machine. Daring the sa no- year he startled the aeronautical world by his remarkable work when he captured the Mat kay trophy when it was first offered for i connaisance work. In 1 ! 1 1 at hi' own reque-t. Arn

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inc plans for the monster aero fleet which will shortly he put in operation on the Furopean battle fronts. Daring his entire connection with the aviation service Major Arnold hrts demon-trated the peculiarly uniuue and characteri-t ie executive abilitv. the absolutely essential reiuiite for a commander of flying force.

wi:dm:siay. aic. 8, put. This is an unlucky day. according to astrology. Franus is changeable from good to ill, white Jupiter, Mercury. Venus and Neptune art; all ad-

verse, j.ate in tne eemng tne sun has a kimlly power. Fnder this sway the mind is likely to be subject to juicu changes of mood ami despondency is common. It is well tt) seek pleasant friends and to avoid the contemplation of hard facts. Jupiter will exercis- a stransje lure in the coming months, it is predicted, for many conservative men and women will seek money-making occupations more or less risky. Bankers are warned of some occurrence that will be ery setious for them. Tliis is a most unlucky rule under which to enter into partneiship or agreements. The signing of contrac ts v ill be a disappointment under this planetary government, it i- declared, and actresses should be particularly careful. hove affairs are not well-directed today. It is not an auspicious day for weddings. Women are warned against the possir-le temptation to induce in foolish flirtations. The stars are believed to encourage romanies that lead to misfortune, married persons being especially susceptible. New York state is subject to influences, making for many ser.sations, some of which will be furni-hed by the special session of the legislature. Again attention is called to the fact that the war through i'rations will be registered on the public mind and will be rejected in increase of crimes, murders being more numerous than usual. Disasters to ves-eis are indicated by the stars, ami there may -.e a serious mutiny. Persons whose, birthdate it is have the augury of a troublesome year in financial affairs. Children born on this day probably will be fond of travel and change. (CoivrUht. Ki7.)

Two Methods of Canning Fruit Here Explained

Are you helping your country by saving some of the products of your war garden? says today's bulletin from the national emergency food

garden commission of Washington.! The commission will send to any one

who sends a two-cent stamp for postage its canning and drying manuals free of any charge. Today's lesson is about fruits.

Apples. pcars and quinces may bei

canned by two methods. The first requires the boiling of the fruit sections in a thin syrup of sugar ami water. The grated rind of a lemon to two quarts of fruit improves flavor. Boil the sections in the syrup

until tender. All jars with fruit and ;

add boiling syrup to ov ertlow iim, and seal at once. Fill and seal one jar at a time and do the work as rapidly

as possible. The second method, the ! fruit is washed, peeled, quartered and cored and packed as tightly as t possible without crushing in jars, the j tops set n the jars and then the , jars are steamed until the fruit is tender. Boil fruit in heavy syrup until deep red, pack in jars and till with thick boiling syrup and seal at : once. ! The national emergency food gar-! den commission estimates that the i war produce of the country is value 1 ' at three hundred and fifty million JIK ts. - . i . . . : !

uouais ms a lesun hi ine iidiiunwidf campaign conducted in co-operation with this paper and it is :o conserve as much of this food as possible that a canning campaign is being conducted. The commission will send its canning and dry manuals to anyone who sends a two-cent stamp to pay postaee to i 10 Maryland Bldg..' Washington, D. C.

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