South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 277, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 October 1917 — Page 4

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OÜTOIJER 1, I'M 7

GERMANY A DRUGGED NATION. Thai tine .listir.ctic.ii Iraui: Sy IT.. - t Wi.s.m h. tvt-c: , th.- Ctrm.iM I ni.M :;l and th-- ('.' rin.t;; "I!ic it. Utrmany has no. ar .pf -l ;i fKi.i. Tin- C'.'inia:.-!hvn.-clcs so fir ;s v.- van jtulv l'r-i.. th ) t rar.c t s vhi"h r i'- li th; mitf-r 'r! l. ü rottet that the v an-1 thur m. -rr.na-nt a'. v I'rcr.vl'. .iiii r.ritl-h htat Mi;ii n:al j.uMI i -1 i rally ir -'. t tlial far as they ran it, th" nrain i "rh- ;'.rc jii-t , hu ;,s tlMir inl'r-. With C-rmans who la.- hi, r.t-rrn.-in) . 1 1 k i,;.ny f th".. v. h havf -om" to An":

i ,-.. it io i::i rt r.t. thai it is ) a'k in tli fath: 'iar.-l. Hlo Ii. lah'i f . w Yuru, hiiu.-fi; t r " i ..liuir.. and thor.ui-hly t'aniili-ir with the h.-v lopmfr.t , i.f th..- ine-' rn ;riaany. - ,i. wt;s!l rfully iluna: ! i..i?in itwv ol' this :-u hjtct in a i a- nt :i-llrrs. H-.-lares the ("iiinni's in U''i:a:.t. ar- in n tri t inent with'

thir ciunin;il K vern m -nt. i.'t 1 .-.a-:.-; th'.y th-n-art eil. l.i.t r.v:v.- f.-r a wln l.' r.'Tätioa h V j

haw jitMul to f-vil rn;ir-w! an-1 ?. tr.l. )!. --'iy?: 'l viM-ak a- !. '.vh ii i - n tin- .-j'i'it of th l'ruv-ia i rrnir..; !;- at vs .rh frm . h.' by, h -ivini; at it iiI"j.-al anl n-inL' tu th" full nractif ally ry iicy f'-r in''l'!in- til. I'. in lie nji:il. 'I ha e waUlu-.l it r 1 with nl'-iiil'-' jn rM.-ter.cy unU j.iofounl unnir.u' tu in.-tiU intu the nation th" demoniacal ohyes-ion o n.'.v(r.oi.ship anl vfrll-lotninion, to modify anl j. rvert the ientality, inh-.l the very liher niof.il snltanee, of th,- (J-rman h -ople a ! ;. vh't h until ini.-h .1. ui ruvt- d and r-ys-t iaaticallv o..n'. . r Prussian tnlinc . alo was ' .1 i -r t he, ail In noi .!. ah;.'I aral w'ivonio ut r - of tiio family of i.atior.H. I have lir.t'-1. .i ti t Jo ith. ,1 tint .-h'nlt r r -i 1 1 e it came within my ken many a us a. hated it all the moic .i I saw it rnthhssK ;tllin;: down a t!nm: which u.i l'-a;- to m. tin niil flrrmany to whi-. li i was hnk l ly ti s of l'oi.d ni.'tnut ies anil cii-r:-h-l .-i ntim'-nt--. "from arh of my vi-its to (rmar.y f..r ! .rr,:;, hve yar- , I t aim- av. ay mt-re ; 1 1 I a 1 i i iy tli- simsttr t ra n -;n a t :i t i n I M u - ian is ni Ii i'l 'AruLU'ht amni: tin ' "I'-''. ami hy the ja.r-t'-r.toas rueiiaa I i nf iri it f.-r th- i: -lite wmitl. "It had nivt-n to C-niu.ny anj.al alh-h'l l'ti'.r. Iietiejicei.t ami ad anc.l so. ial ! .r:!aion ;'t.i! i.ot a f w otli r th.5r.ur- of aluc. hat it had t.ik'-.i in amvnt th.- mi1 (.f th" r.u . It had mad ' a "devil's ! 'Kair."

All 1 1 i v.a ;;y, he rerouni.

u;;il . I for "th'

a.-.n-ti ) as . rim ; of this war and th" atrocious harV ar-j of it- iimd icl" tlifrc is a rcat ihfleitnce in tin- d - i u;. of uuüt of the (kniKii: i-tujih thein.-ea-s and th'dr i i".iiv: a;.d kac'::s: J I

"It is the dif: ren. hi twcon the m m who. in Mü; ur.de- the inihicm e of a joi-on m., dm.-r. runs anriel; ia mad frenzy, and the u:is; akaMe mah fi'tor who administoi. l th.-t m". II k'-owir. ,w -'. intnnint-i-.in.,.;!i( i;ci'.- w!ii( h w re hov.ial t foli..v."

I i a - tli" i,i':n I.aaati"i: at i ;er:n.it;y today. The "man rut; am a. k'- nnst he rhe. k"d ami j onti 'ol i'-.l at all hi.izarls. U a:- -nakred mm in that j perilous and thar.kl?-s ta-k. hop. t hrin the

inadman tn his str.ses, if t,,.t hy -on ml ad i . tln-n ia- a -o-an l tlita-liiia;. Win a tli.it is accompli-li'vl we -)iai! have- m hntred 1 t'f. ue ttn-t. for the mi.-uanh d victira of Pr'.'.ssianiMii. 1 Ut t voe t- th -i inun.ih r. ho a.lrnia-;-red that j-eio T;'

Germany's Designs on America VERY litilj wlillj diKl'die pr-( ijrman pacilij. -vrites u a i: jekiiu' 1 r liijht. 'Show u," tluy say. all r them, in sul'star.cj, "tlie c ijencw

thai Germany has Jefi.ns upon the L'niteJ States, or that she has haJ. inakin,; ihi a -.var (d Jefense. and the nation will !v a one man 'rrini; the kaiser tIii- knee.-." era in we despair of the like ot" the Scuichman wii. -a ''perfectly willing he convinced luit would like io see the man v.-ho culd Convince him". That evidence has been spread broadcast a jnre of times ince the Unite J States entered the co-itlict; was set forth anmn the rea-ns for entering it. We decline to repeat the mass of it, but if some further evidence i needed, corroborative when amplitied, the tentative offer for the restoration of Belgium put f orward by Chancellor Michaelis, comes to the rescue. It has already been appraised at its full value. Cleverly as it was rded. the oner was a transparent sham that deceived iiobod. It- hollowne- i all the more evident in the liht of revelations made by former Ambassador Genrd in his book, 4,My Four Years in Germany". Mr. Gerard reports a conversation he had last January with ".! PethmannHoüwee;, Michaelis' predecessor. "What are these peace term- to which you refer continually?" asked Gerard. "Are the German willing to withdraw from Bek'ium? " "Yes." replied the chancellor, "but ''"th guarantees." "What are the.se guarantees? " "We must possibly iiave the forts -d bie.e and Namur. We must have other forts and garrisons throughout Belgium. We must have possession of the railroad line-. We mur have possession of the pnns and other means - i communication. The Belgians must not be allowed to maintain an aimy, but we must be allowed to retain a i.ua army in Belgium. We must have commercial conti ol of Belgium." "I do;:k see," remarked the Ameiican ambassador, "that you have leti much ior the Belgians excepting that King Albert will have the right to reside at Brussels with a guard of honor."' "We cannot allow Belgium to be an outpos: uf England." protested the chancellor. Gerard remarked cooly: "I do not suppose the English, on the other hand, wish it to become an outpost of Germany, especially a Tirpitz said the coast of Flanders should be retained in order ! make war on England and America." That just about tells the whole stor. Bethmann-flollweg's statement lits in admirably with that of Michaelis. It is more detailed, but the same in substance. Mr. Gerards' reply shrewdly tips otf the whole crooked game, and shows of what special interest the matter is to the United States. Qviiie aside irom the consideration of justice to Belgium, which demands Cori'.nlete, unequivocal restoration of Belgian independence, with payment for all damages done, it i clear that we cannot tolerate such terms. We cannot let Germany keep Belgium as a vantage point from which to send forth her piratical air and sea navies against England and America. A. d that Germany had America in mind, one need not take only the w ord of Gerard and Bethmann-Hollweg, the work of implication, but there is von Tirpitz. who has made no bones of the assertion, both in the reichstag and on; of it. That America was to be made to pay for the war, whether she g t in or stayed out of ir, lias been a Constant German threat, not only since the institution (A U-boai warfare, but back even to the day- of Admirals Dewey and von Dietrich at Manila Bay. in lSnS. !t appears that when it finally had soaked into the head of von Dietrich-that Admiral Dewey meant to put up with no more of his fussing around that harbor, he sent Capt. von Goetzen ( confer with the "yankee seaman". Piqued by the refusal of the American admiral to countenance the presence of German warships, and ordering- them to leave, von (Toet.en roared: "About fifteen years from now my country will start a great war. and she will be in Paris about two months after the commencement of hostilities. Her move on Paris Till be but a sten to her real object the crushing ,d England. "Some months after we finish our work in Europe we will take New York, and probably Washington, and hold them for some time. We will put your country in itplace with reference to Germany. We do not propose ttake any of your territory, but we do intend to take a billion or - ot our dollars from New York and other places. ''The Monroe Doctrine will be taken charge of by us, and we will dispose of South America as we wish." B was sixteen years before that drive on Paris began, but w ho can doubt but 'hat a well-founded anticipation of it was in the German mind at that time. We have quoted this statement before, but we quote it again for the light that it throws, noi only upon German designs against America, but for what imeadt by the contrcl that she wishes, to retain over Belgium. Germany does not mean that a peace, or any peace that can be contrived. now, shall beso arranged but that she may, after a few years of recuperation. renew her light for world dominion. It is military German v with an eve to the future, and she does not intend, as expressed in her supplemental note, to leave Belgium in a position to "repeat the menace to German advancement" thai she was in 1 1 1.

federal law known as the "standard contain, r act". This law pres ites definite sizes for huskets used for fruits and vi c j.aMe-.

Three standard sir.es are hrovided fr crural u.-o.

that is the road with the com r : foundation, it ures that "in-t.-ad of laUdim: a fe . mil-s .f ,.u ni uadam !:-. i ach of the suj-ervn-ioj-j ahtrh ts of th- o'uniy a plan mainly ratend d to !.;-. the v.t r of the various district- th" interests :' th" eo-:nty a a whole w'uld l.a hettt r M r d 1 anitiv.i; on .oa- weil-u- d thorough-lata-at.d j -u 1 1 i n. : all th- niouej in or.e pku e." Ami i-n't it riuht .' If all th- money wasted on t-uil l-ing-red- for i-oiitit al ;-.::"h"-' - ..aid m- r-. o erd and v. i-ely n , th-- wla . ..ur.tty n.'.tht have a ste::i of hUhw.i '..)'. to h,-t .ill t:m . Wh.it is a road for. n.'.yh I- it a ;. of petty j. olitic. .1 r.-.a.-him ry or . v.;- .a uhuh to g t jr 1. t marlot'.' 1-- it a tl.inu' r.t o r i t.. ide over?

ROADS AND ROADS.

The i'i-- l"mo rat of ,anta Ko.-.i. o.khf.. a. a ol-jtWl, qu;irtSi f(ur ,,Uarts and twelve quarts. The de

umn editorial, d rn.ami-- cod road-. It m.-i-t- trial there j j-artnunt of airrl. ultnre fixes the dimensions of each. It is only cnt t p" of toad wortii I adding at the- tinm anl;al,-() t uUi s the llry half j.iat. dry iuart. and mul-

tild'-s of th- drv nuart, as standards for rmtainers of small fruit-. ' ernes and i etr.bles, hxin? their enraoity :u ( uhie inches. After Nov. i it will he unlawful to shi; anythir. fru:; .'tate to state in iasktts er containers that do not conform t the law, or to sell c-r ship onpty contair.t-rs of :.o::Confornait'!e size. This is a reform seriously r.eeded, as any houscwifs can testify. Who. today, knows what is meant hy a 'hasktrt" of irrares cr j)aches or Idackbrries or applet or onions or potatoes? ne thing more, howew-r, ; necessary to com lote the reform. livery state ought t copy th" fed'-rat I e-ulatlon, thus making it obligatory in all trar.sactl ms within the state.

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-lmws that th."re still a convent ior: "f T'm Hague

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it. th.teagh you h tve to put It in your safety deposit ho. A pound of sivod foid :'.ehts like a hundredweight äf : i'Vdor.

THE MELTING POT

"Come Take Pot Luck With Us"

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THI: CAMEL. 'Ih" i:m-l i- a 'iaadi.:.d r-m:.aei ;n i.inuls ua.t. Tiie hai-i of our country'.- mo; t exclusive und rwar. He yields his only covering to v.-a"e th" nmnan e'.ud, And idiilo.-ophically chews his everlasting e-tnl. He labors for Arabians. Armenians and Turk's. And oftea svcr.ds a away flora wells and wa"-r orks. I'ue iamd is a quadruped of ügnity aÄl tate. A Tviilroad .-ystem in hinaelf for pav-engers and fri-ht. II operates his engine with a little v. i-p t)f hay, .i!-l never sper.d a singlo cent for tracks i-nd riiht of way; Where other roads would build a bridt; he makes a hasty jump And in the place ," -lccpi.m cars ho wears his pullman hump. in" a:mrd is a rjma;rupe.I of quadrupedal mind. Who meets with quadrap-al.il taet hi .juadrupedal grind. Hi s.-rvic" to the human rare is wonderfully large. And we e.uM r.vcr jay the Mil that he could justly charge. Hut when we make a beast 'n bronze to urace the jail die square. We never rat t!ie faithful n;je who raises camel's hair. Arthur P.rooks Baker.

"The Stars lnclne. but do aot compel"

HOROSCOPE

make many friends and succeed better in social than ;n business affairs. These subjects of Libra are likely to love art and all refined pleasures. (Copyright. l'.UT.

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A quie day, according to the '.eading of the -tars, which rule lintiy duiinj- this contiLruration.

It is a time in which forces aiv cat iierjr.i; for trenir n.b.us outbreak.

the s ; s di v larc. Men and natur e will b.- equally affected by the e on-iih-i of elemental power. Tu-re is rather a sinister sign for persons who hold places of power whither in the- state, tin- army or r.a . Titkisai will ri-e n every sah owi.ig to th" vil j.ow. rs of the taale:ics, and in the next few months revolutionary irejagaiuhi will cause much trouble, it will gain ac-cpt-am-,. in hiili places. This is not a favoral ie rule 'indf r which to .-ck positions r ap -poiritme;its. A.1 next month i- a tinir uh'ii, iccotaiinu to astndogy, fm'eign affair" will take a new turn, this month may h. a time of '-rrave an:ietis and nie ertainti s. Yrtain lucational institutions

vi:i oe sei jousiy unt'Ot tl m the earlier part ed" th" s liool year, it is piilieted iut th-y will recover to a certain extent later and vvilt achi'-v mu-ual -ueee--s in the 1 ne of high service. l i--.-s in jdac.-s of amusement and a- idents to shipping are foi"told for this month. In all the' fernn-ntation of pui lie f'-ding tht'ic will h" gradually a e-lai'ifying of i.bal- that will man gr- nt tilings to tla- fut-:r- of thrt I'nitcd States, astrologers declare, i.ut there will be weeks of "dalkn s- b' f..ire the ligiit." Mi-tala-s in the administration of affai's of supreme monn-nt to th.e wr!d will oaii-e much di.-iontent l., f,it-e the ii-w year, so'j-s foretell. Warning is given tint ononuos will ..no- in thf guise of fri era! s and i. tray thoe who received them in go.al faith. I'ei.-ons hJ.-e nilthil.lte ihavs- th" forecast tf a q'iit year in which their affairs will proceed as .- a il. de spite the wu Id's upheaval. OJiiblr.-n horn on this day -will

CANNINGJ.ESSON Peach Butter.

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Peach butter i-- one of the most delicious of fruit butters, according to today's bulletin from the national em.-rger.oy food ga rden commission, which is e-ooperadng with this newspaper in a nation-wide eampaign to conserve th.e food resources of the country. In making peain butter, put the peaches in a wire basket and dip them in boiling water a few seconds until the skin slip; test by raising the fruit out of the water and rubbing the skin hedwecn the fingers. I dp the poaches into cold water, peel and pit then. Well-ripened freestone varieties are best. Mash tin1 pulp ami ck it in its own juice

without adding water. If it is rather coarse, put it through a colander i or e.arse wire sieve to make a butter of tine texture. To each measure!

of pulp adil a half a measure of sugar, cook slowly, and stir frequently until the product is of the desirotl thickness. The meats of sev

eral pits may ho cooked cither winde 1 er slice d in each trallon of butter, j While still het, pack in sterilized j jars or glasses with tight-litting top j and sterilize in covered container)

for Jive minutes for quart er smaller sized j-os and 1 minutes for half-

gallon or larger jars. Begin to count i

A moderate priced Baking Powder of greatest merit Honestly made. Honestly sold. Economical in every way. Every particle is full of actual leavening value. Afull money's worth.. ; , " You save tinivhyou use it. Calumet is all baking powder. It begins to raise bakings the instant they are put into the oven. You don't have to keer "peeping" to see if bakings are all right You know they are. Calumet is sure never fails. That's economy. And true economy in cost in use in time. One trial will prove it and show you in results why millions cf shrewd, thrifty housewives prefer Calumet to all ether brands.

The unfailing strength of Calumet

guarantees perfect results. Not only savej flour sugar -eggs, etc but saves Baking Powder. You use only a tea5poonful you use two teaspoonfuls or more cf most other brands. Calumet contains only such ingredients ai have been approved cfhcially by the U. S Food Authorities.

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Highest Quality Highcit Awards

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ti'r.e when the stemi starts to es

cape-. If the ste-rilizlng metho! is not used, thn the ja i s may b cvered .

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i'eai-h hatte r wit'i Iriod and can- j ned peaches When ripe pe.n hesj are not available, peach hutter can i

ne ma i a iim m i'.-n o . , ... . n

pe.ie hes. To each two our.els ef iiSaK

,iri.,i n.-:ich.s use 1 ouart of eanned i P!iir'.

pearlies. .Sonk tho dried pr.iclu-s inj

water several Tuiurs and cok until tender. Add the canned peaches and rub the pulp through a colan-.U-r of wire sie ve. Stir 1 1-4 pounds of sui.ir into this pulp and cook

slowly, stirring often, for two hours j or until the ri-ht thickness, pack

while hot and st rilize lik- peach i

hut'er.

ONCE-OVERS riuvoi irv m Kr.r:ii.c von: ric.rici:. Vou jdly little marrie.l v.oma.i.

vio yoa realie what th-. midnight '

.-uppers and -ry right rani and theater parti..- are doing to .-vir go. .I lo 'ks '.' The time is not far o:Y win n u will be w.uab ring how to g. , .- a shiny ie.se ,.r- .tra a oiidup..;-. Vou will be rubbing, in all .-ort.

of oild ranis aial lotion- and you will b" haurttir.j the beauty ic.rior- I to no avail. j Attention to the j.iw - .f haaltli i might have sa d you tba.' h art- i

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rlrrht in your own home, on the fixtures you now have, the extreme simplicity and adaptability of the Welsbach it S1

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... th- All th. -t Il--.--ia!.'s on th.e northern front hae to ;.

,- ..-.. ... ;he ;s to hold o'. r a rm-nth. J.. k I'to.-t will then d i To . t.e ' the a'-.v the ho'.diT;-. a!.d he tale lu.s a grip.

ae-t'e-s which a r. oiir.s already

you look in th.e glass. ( Vo l like to he a d felb.w. V.e: aie- it-tb--s and ci a v th.fi.'t.:. ; i mi thin!; k e-p;n : op. -a in c-.-i tuakts o i ami pmr fiie..is happy. '

IloW JoUg wo ihl t. jolly supp-r fri r.ds sti''k at'-and if they thought y.c: -, to ep,.4Ms your so, ial h.'voit- ar.d h.-cin to con.-.-rva var na. tu .nd ii . nh:.i .illy b ' i . s Nt Iri.;. Ti'.-;i they .ire not va-i :h u :ih . T..k.- li.-ol I-'dVre it i- too ::t-. It q i right, 1'.!:.

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Thar h,'. . i !a and .-'.iturii.iv. I Ui-L i. J-'

that have given it the leadership in home IiditinL'. l ou II be amazed at the Vht- .V .u..

dant, yet soft and well dnrused by the specially slpxd shade. Semi-indirect the 'kind of li-ht t makes readincr, writing: and sewing: eav thr ,

nmjornn? sina mat we all want in our homes

.no other incandescent light approaches it economy of upkeep.

When Light is Installed You Pay

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Ltt Cur"St-Ejiu" ran $Kur

tl uonder-er,ng IgnL Lool tor l.n.

WeUhach "C-C" Lisrht

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Celebrating National Fire Prevention Day, October 9th, will be a mockery with a terror stricken wife in an unprotected home. Today getPyreneforyour home and automobile. Pyrene kills small fires in a twinkling. Makes your inflammable dwelling safe. Makes vour wife glad.

AT ALL ELECTRICAL AND AUTO SUrHLV AND HARDWARE DEALERS IS THIS CITY

and 50c per Month for 3 Months

Are You Enjoying Electric Service to the Full? Not unless you are usin Electric Applianceto lighten vour toil and add to vour comfort. Visit your Electrical Dealer and see all the -iv-j things in store for you.

I. & M.

Bell 462

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