South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 343, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 December 1920 — Page 3

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HE A YENS IN DECEMBER By DR. C S. BRAININ Of Columbia University Observatory Staff.

AUSTRIAN CHILDREN SEARCHED FOR FOOD

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jMany Outwit Elders and Carry Bread From Soup ! Kitchen.

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dr(n may not rarry away food. Yet th k.'.n intelliKeru-o of tho yount; b"intirnes outwits the watchfulness of th.'ir ehh-rs. "To I"' suro." mi" of tho manntrs toid llrunp. "we should have to undress the children. On- little Kirl iut hrr slirts of hrr.td in her steuidn. Tho next week she came with a rat; over her chek, saying she had th- toothache. Under the cloth she had a lump of bread." I'ointinir t two littlo irls, fhe ? iid. "OfUn I must force them to eat. (Irief .?t the thought that their

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tryinir. they ay, to inwnt a. tt phon" which will reach from this world to the next. Some day, he thirks, 3 the Ftory povs, that these w. speak of as "dead" may call us up :. the ionpdiHtar.rf wire an.l jpak to us strain in voircs h-nt: sileiced, hut never, ah. never, for one moment forgotten: What a heart-stopping idea! "What would you no you. who smile so bravely into the eyes of tluworld if you should hear, suddenly, throutrh smo st ran ere instrument, the voice of the little boy who was the eore of your heart, callir-o to you eagerly from out the Filer.ce and the mvstery? Could you hear it and live? Could you retain yo'ir reason? Could you let that voire pro airnin? Could you ever sit and wait for it. and be content without one touch from th : dear little, hand. one. look from the clear, earnest eyes you knew and loved so well What Wouhl You Hear? What would he say to you, the lit-

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tite. Unless I watch them the- airer. "whose pride is not yet dead.

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H' 'i sons, which are really deter-r.-.ined by tlie height of tho sun in the sky and the re'ated factor of the length of daylight.

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..:.. -j?.- linier. Th- ii' -rt h w.--t ra ;!). -r is marked hv i seeoud ls'ar ealb-.l p. llatriv. sli-htly Milov.i-ii ir. olor. In th. fourth oi-ne in only a thn d-m.itadtndi: rt.ir, eall-d t'aiph. Jfst about i.l the ntral ri n a of tin's qU olrilat- i al i -? ill" 1 P, -!-:lv !" o ; 1 1 i ; . " 1 1 , :is it is ii.)'.!;fd bv thr :'..- is of th- s.c-o-i-l nM-r.itu.l- strikingly place. I in i ha. r.i-y ar- pr .rtii ally ta a straight line, with tho middl- i no half :w b-t'A. t n tb- out. r t'.vo In ;,.,(, the -rtlro ns? -Hat ion. when in noted, i- not to 1-e i'iir:o!t. n or.

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; 1.1 ri -. Han-:inK fro"i th- U !t of ti:o 1 u ; ' ! . 4- Is :). j. w. 1-d ?.'ahbard. a la - of stars -.U ndin.: a sln.rt way ;-.o-i the p.-!-. in a s-oitli-tay dir-r-t-oa. Wi'hla thN i-oup i-? th" fal, '.a- Orion N-hiila. i-.ia'- without

bread they leave on the tabic is

taken by others. Kxcbans'P Shoes. Another little Irl, wearing1 men's shoes, in which her feet were lost, tried to crowd In ahead of her turn. S.-nt back in the line, she cried. Asked why, the child explained she was wearing the only shoes in tho family. She wanted to hurry hack so her brother mi'ht have the shoes and come. In hi3 turn, while there still was food. ''Tlure are people," said the man-

They would not lt their children bo seen in the street barefoot." As the children pass in line and have their howl filkd with cocoa they bepin at once to drink and to eat the white bread. They are too hungry to wait until seated. sometimes, as the children leave, they are compelled to raise their arms, for some hold hidden bread in their armpits; and some-times they are searched, for many would, if they could, conceal food for the hungry mother at home.

t'.e hoy, if h" could s-p. ak to you today? Wo jM he call you caperly to remember what it w.i you .aM the las; t.mc you spoke with him before he went away? Would he teil you how pi id he is that you have kept tho promise made to him? Ah, how little you drcarrej what such a promise meant! Or would you hanp your head ;n humiliation before the questioning of that d'.ar voice? Tir( d woman of the weary world whet would she say to you. the mother who folded her hands and smiled and was pone? And what would you say to her? Would she understand now? You'v chanped a preat-d-al s;r.ce she's een pone, haven't you? She wad a simpi-. hop.es:, straihS speakir.p saul. Could you speak simple truth to m r, and he not afraid of what she mipht think of you and of your wajs- and of your thoughts? Mar with the stern face ar.d the

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you u: on tint mysterious and far-i to use it!

reach! np wire? Wouhl Vm Ilo Content? Your father how much he expected of you! Have you fulfilled his expectations? The boyhood chum who drowned before your very eyes wouid you like to hear from him again? Don't you remember the dreams you dreamed tpether when you us"d to climb the butternut tree, and pit there In the cool, preen secrecv of

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mer afternoon? And you were poinp to ho a soldier, a crreat general, and fight for tho weak and the oppressed oi all the world. Ar.d he? Why, he want-

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IU V nSOM IWCTOKY. From manufacturer to you sav th" middleman's proj't. so buy Ii rect from our factory. The Ph.ila.

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d.-ve-iopmer-t will be. j lie- Pl.uuts. 1 Although loth Venus and Mars' are e.niio; stars this mouth, they, set too early to hnd phue upon our; map; they may, however, he ib- ; t rvol nttrr sunset, lov down in the j . itth western .-!;y. Mars is slightly i:l"vo V nu.s and can easily bo distinarui'dod by its ruddy glow, contra, ting with the white brilliancy of the latter. Jupiter und Saturn are also lose tr one another, but they are morning stars, ri-ir.p at about midnight. M rcury av i 1 1 b- a morning .'Uir for about a Week preted-, in;; and following I :. 2. Afcii"dir :r to t :.strono:V.'-r:'

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southern li"ntispb"ie can be dreaming th-ii mid-summer ni'.U'.dream. If it ware not for the br. . which the arih has sterol up ('.;:

I i n -r the coldest w ather of the y

but owin-r to tho help of this stoi . up luat, the coldest w ather m . not onm-i until about a month !. and is naturally of shorter dr tir.i ."nil milder than it would oth---b-. At Z o'clotk en the morn in p

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