HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1919-1-16, Page 2GREAT VAR PUTS
BRIMN FIRST
'1 I('"i'ol I1' 1NI)I'S'P111AL• FIELI)
AS WELL .AS IN BATTLE
Our Way --Not. The Only Way. I is a=l ale•• Os this yeas to save it 0,000 Iir?.i4h .Industries have• of Necessity
it would really be 1'a heti.•, ii t hildr.•n, We inn do it if we are Developed During WarIaeriod-
weren t 20 tri. ttx_t •, to consider how I ready to learn,
No Longer Invesdent on Hun,
much people lose in 1,1115 world by
their refusal to learn. Really, the
numb e 1 h perfectly
Thrift Recipee,
MYS`. ERY SAPS
TRAPPED U-BOATS
1'11 E1) UNDERSEA CRAFT TO
DESTRUCTION
British Admiralty Reveals Some or
the Exploits of a Fleet of
Decoy Vessels.
? or pop w• n are a a A remarkable story of how British - One of the moa exciting chapters
satisfied with their own meagre Muck Duette-at cup chapped wale industries formerly dependent for of the war against U-boats is a series
knowledge, and tease , op t empt tue is nets, buternute or beechnuts, 1 cup their life blood on Germany have of accounts of notable engagements
of an otfort. 0 cnli.g!rtun them, is bn�a,i crumb:, 1 cup boiled t•}1e, - under the stress of war's demands between Ilrilish decoy ships and the
ay h..0 1 boiled .+> „s, :i top chapped cel- risen to a state of complete Inde- submarines, made public b the Brit -
Who
o:•help 13 s if the 111 've tLAnrs :r p p y
who offers to help is someone they've c rl•' 1 1 ,on grated onion, i penitence was told by '14r. Kellaway • ish Admiralty, While the whole story
1 human,
tee peon raft, .1 teasp000 pepper, 1 to the Industrial Recoastructlon of the part- played by these decoy yes -
being seems jasl 0Itarally incapable tab,espoen fat, 1 raw egg. ('nun i!. We aro new first in the sets, "mystery ~hips" or (Z" c•ra£t
of oontpte}lendini that a person with G. se Stuffing. ---1 cup mesas-, poi• world in almost every sphere of in-' has not been revealed, it is evident
ter, t "I" curl' Lhyma and --alie. dustriat effort, be said. that several of them were used to lure
the undersea craft to destruction.
Same incidents in this campaign al -
whom they haee grown up may have a •
salt and pepper. 4 apples, 4 onions. Sir + i
learned :something north imparting, truing with raw materials, Mr.
mon' Vef
Arthur Stanwood Pier, ' ,.
CUUrright rtona'htoa M1)1) t Caluvany by 0peotal arrangement with rum 4 ion
Toronto
CHAITllIL XXXV.---.(Cent'd.) that. when M.it.well ,y Mayor they'll
soon get ic' hack."
"I shouldn't. think he'd have the
nerve," was Jerry's continent,
"Well, nobody would dare to testi,
"No," he replied after considering
a moment, "1 don't believe so.
You see, that's a thought I've al -
FREED PRISONERS
BRING U LETTER
'IOW I•linEllan WOIths TO GAIN
I[IS OBJIS( T
Manifesto to Liberated British Cap -
tine iy Another Sample of Ger-
man I'ropagandu.
The Danish steanmer, 11•ederitat the
Eighth, landed al. Bull 1,100 civilian
wa •5 had in mind --to fix things so; ty against him, He could break any pzisoners of war, who had 'soca in-
man. ()f 200010 I only tell you what toned at Ruhleben, ettys ft recoil
that nothing could be pinned on me, London des
Or course, if anything was shown!, the fellows are saying under their patch, A considerable
up, there world would
bbe some' reath; I'm not in the Chief's eon- number of the returning men ween
fellows that world' he liable to A ill' hdcpce. But I know there's an ate- merchant seamen, bnsln(40 wen, and
)t Pnl lot of money being coughed up holiday makers, centered in Gerninny
sentence; but 1 wouldn't be one of, by the undeltvoria thing con • over tum cols ago Beton they
'eat:"
And y go. e.
1 by the saloons and breweries. I bet left Ruhlelten the ripen worn Supplied
"Oh, that's the worst thing'yee! there's a whole lot of it that. doesn't with copies of tt manifesto issued by
<'oul: the a. ,les ar: 0niur.-w and rub could say about yourself!" Nora ex, go to what you might can the 'opsin -
and from the clays of Jc•yus, down. ±a applee showed that mica, absolute- ebiitnec1 'If ynu'te that. sort of it m:rte exp€uses of the campaign. the Soldiers and \§'otkhxien's t:'outtril;
our own tune we rine! men gnu t<•o. ti:r ah a Steve. A:iu tic: Pots � and ly e4 uti 11 to the electrical industry, heady have 1>0011 made known, d001015 man, 1 don't feel that I like you at 1 Sure," said Jerry, "1 don t: sup- � which stated:
•
,ta.s,.nnrgs and nem well. was u co/dialled b Germany, al- chiefly with a few of the exploits of all, A lona of a big spider drawing!pcs0 Solan lets much that he collecte; "In this historical lnument, •wlie0
men saying, Gh:rkeu and Rice 5eallnp, 1 cup y k p +eC away from him." I you are regaining- your frecclun by
\irherce hath thio man thi? wis- I , though half the world's supply cable Commander Gordon Campbell as mos- pimple lute his web-- ett'n ' uthlta' L Y
people into trouble and keeping elearI Tn September ,Terry- tope his bar., the opening of the gates at 11ultlebeu.
of it yourself--" , examinations. TWO weeke later tae i we aro asking you to taste these lines
dont? Is not this the carpenter's son? i "hnclscu, \ cup ironed 11ce, ,2 cup from India, that when the war began ter of the decoy vessels; but niters in
Is not his mother called Mary? And I thin white sauce. 1 egg yolk, beaten, the world's market was on the point which he and other captains partici-
Inc brethren James and Joses and gra'''' 1 egg wine tea`ort very liht, of being transferred from 1 d.en to pated note are available. That at least "Say, hold on, Itiora;' pr010 ted!received woxtl tnwth€hadpa• ed Ilei ,N. Al_
you to England, and let them
Simon andJudas? And his sisters. bread crumbs, hits n. fat. salt and Hamburg. But In41012 mica can now a sinal' fleet was used In this work Maguire in an aggrieved voice. "You the jubilant
to two; ora unshaltem tr ved bo know+rat to your countrymen, YOU
popper- Mix clueken, rice. gravy, du11't,, understa1)d, It's est like I I
are they not all with us? 4i nonce be exported only to London, and the is evident from the 'fact that Camp -j arta a while to matte him feel t}mai: are witnesses of the revobntiull, au,i
thenhath this man all these Hillier./ seasoning,
and yolk of egg.
make •British electrical industry has taken bell at different titres appears as the t' as eneral of 9.11 array, sae? I eta -I it was a rather empty achievement. you are the first ones to leave our
white saucy, While 1 t i h 1 t1•1 my colonel aid c Drains and
Sc the masses close eyes and ea..:
to things which might make life, al- t e, oo s y, now the first in the world,
easier and better for them, .fearing white et' egg, put into greased bak-
ish enver with bread crumbs Ore for Tungsten.
to, add
e 1c'eu
' 1 1` ht' ' fold in the place Germany once held and is ma0te:r of the FAl•11boroaglt, the Par- lieutenants ani , on and I give em• She asked' him what his plans were country alcor it. Examine What you.
nothing necessarily criminal for gs „ inlately, ; uc3e humus'a y. :
1 still be i ulg u anybody, you see, Then each one of I "Well,she said, I hope hell be' foul ]an •years for the German pee -
that by armating they can and bits of fat. Bake half an hour. L'cfa:e the tray the British Empire able to do something
for you: Pm 1C1
taught they are ro:xfessnu• their in., o and the Stock Fone by Lieut, Harold them understands that he has a part; he won't and ,You refuge to let me i>lo, the people themselves, who never
feri0rity, And, strange as is tray i rlanquette of Chicken, Clips cold produced 40 per cent. of the wolfram Acton, to play, and at the proper time he has' ahave hated you, to Colne into their
t io000allt who 1'e^IC°eked chicken eat 1n e'ubes, 1 Cnp ore from which tungeten (eeaelltlal 1U de11t'er the goods ask MO. Maguire to help you get a
seem. it is the most e s re 1 table- d steel and in metallic Stories of the encounters between time comes a gthes• Dods de.! su
tart, I don't, see that you'll be rnncii I own. It took four yearn: of calk s:'
fuse to learn, who think they hate' mu.,am thi+ whit au for high -spec a thew shills and i.he U -i oats are fillet' and g zl a ' bettor off than you were before. , privation and suffering 10 make cur
And thewiser t;t= sprue finely chopped parsley, yolks filaments( is ntacle, but so success^ with deeds of heroism and bhgt00) ') livered, and it's up to Leh' pian howl Jerry was silent: it really wasn't people realize the trr€al.,11. 0 cif die
nothing to Iearn. 1 of : rag_, !, tablespoons
mike, Add fully" had Germany captured the its crone. I may hear things thai•;ver • Mee of her to hark back in Ma•' a
person the more humble he becomes to the v+bite sauce ani 1 British manufacturer 117 which the discipline of the tlritl521 intltes me think some men have beak-' •vire. IL tva?stt't ver lice of heel affection amen„ the p103112 By ii:e
and the more, willing to 'carr: from the chicken trade that x u Navy vias di0pia •ed under trying; Mr -
well heated, add the yolks of,w•as able to establish the industry in 3 on the law to produce the result;;; o be me
unenthusiastic over his hoer.: and thoruvkhncas oi' the::
everyone. !ghtly beaten and dilut: d •with. curate To this position Gee- ctlmst.mces. For many months the but that was their lookout. Came complishxnent--a thing that might! 11211°n, that party which is mit of
Rolling bandages. in a Red Cross eggs s, this country. 1decoy ships, lieevily armee', but with men produce the results without mean much. to them both; I power now has itself fut'nislle;l the
workroom the other day, two women. milk. Cook ten, m'llates, :'hen, many owed her great superiority in break:n,
add a+sl ;.munitions reduction in the earlier their guns hidden behind false hrl_ [ the law." 1 To tell the truth, she was in p bad i tveapou it,
the people netted
evidently old friends, were chatting. d p — t, ei1 p Warks, st:e„mod ziez,l). courses in the "It looks to ole as if you ;rote IOUinor that evening; a tribal episode, agaiusi 1., fur the deliverance of the
"I was rap half the night With Squash Pudd ng, t ,e cup, rook. • stages 0f the lour. :111 tl at has been drawi»g a pretty fine hoe; ho, a
r and strained squash, ee teaspoon cin changed. We are now eble to pro- Boas table'' were the ha ” ma gzuunds said disapprovingly. "\i by do you' heenta minorasuccesg 1n her noel clluu�; nation, for the end of bloodshed uu,l
Billy;' yatsred one, the fat red- ae �d namon, 1-R cup sugar, 2 eggs, ns tag- duce all the blah -spent, steel we need of t}te eubmaricle• go on doing that sort of thing? I ° for the •t lent German republic,
one, His temperature ran up to 10 , T their chzxecler of lazy .colliers q t 1 h ma her nerves She was againi I 1 Not R b] 11
andthis morningles as cross as a
r_ 1e su nnarin< c l t y !ng put ort fo: show purpose; the.
camp have left their marl's on eo ire
gust, the Duuravan, and. the Q-fi, The a plan of campaign1(1,n which there's!now; ho had none, except that he Have seen in ramp as well as in Iier-
nleaut to, o to
Prize, another decoy ship, was com-
manded by Lieut. 'William E. Sanders,
tile. Trail for aehiee.� 1 J ). it It {oc1
h 1 ` 7 >
bear. I dbu't see how it is your h } h th tl
cargo submarine
they presented Just about. I've had
peon salt, 1?'' cups milk, grated rind;' and to 0)100111 at a rcaswu:bre price n 010 . len you rich' enough?" I at Bdbow and Slo5sou's, exploitlug cop o . o e+ponal e, They :+ay,
half a lemon. Gradually add the; to our allies, or low
about el:ough• their fall styles; she had that morn-� '+The four yea ep,a:t in tlh'
• •e s gas en 0e I t b on man 1'r an inrit Aman can get away with t and be
most striking • and becoming clothes i o n,,..1. oki tlau German ,Pis.
that site had ever worn. Surveyingi of you. D 1 I
herself in the mirror, frulu head to; pie responsible for it. They inns,
toe, she had been enraptured; "love-; suffered more than you. For you the
10" was the Only word' to describe! English Government p1 01)15e amply.
what she saw. She had not believed! and you are able to realize the miser:•
she could loop so beautiful. A cul-' and sufferings of the papulation i+,
gar richt woman had been euchantcd, (lermany. You etre cavi,: r the vamp
had literally bought the clothes obi', vtith your heads high, imend fi•r fres-
her back, defying tine timid suggess' d°m. and borne. Instar trill rc, nr•1
trans of the salesw•°man. nes. ! y
fres-
saw her O W11 glorious 111d peeper j and you
henave spent in
bthe mon r
se11ieg made the permanent. posses-, Y
Sion, the grotesquely unbecoming captivity. We eimgrattdtdu yen or.
p05105 ion), of smother. As elms! your bearing, that nothing ever broke
looked at the infatuated purchaser of your spirit or mltde you ]rase your
the beautiful, inappropriate gax-i faith. The German people are I,od
meats, she felt injured and 4)841(}u-1 ort the path to freedom.
Ertl. Was it fur such results that site' "After four yea,:•. of Winto ttl,irh
exercised her talent and made bre-'
self chof me el How happy she; 1t 10ay dragged against its wish, years
could be -if she could own such dotlle: 'associated with mi5cry Rncl prl1'011ou
instead of merely enticing other poo -i tlhe 00-1101011 people bus liberated itself
plc to buy them! How hate Cul to: from internment. no people w'/rc the
see them bought by such untvort11y1 slaves of a bart,nvu' system without
peoplel
j parallel in history. Like yeti, the (ler-
She could act explain all 1111:; to matt people 110te stand at the open
Terry; be would 'lave been 0114510 - Hoar <f liberty, inmost blinded by the
pathetic, tic, was displeased with! door ofe i 131 the st t emanating
her anyway for resuming her work ' from the sins of freedom, Ther t1'n•n
as model at Billion- and Sita :man
She thought he ought instead to be leave without any ill -feeling ot• hat-
cougratula.ting her on hat -
her spirit: it, red, and do not hold the German pee -
was hard work,
and 1! he had knoll pie re34(Onsibie for the deer's con-
generous enough to look at it from) minted by its former '11110 stir lead.
that point of view, e110 WAS earninl;' ors, Tell ,VOnr 'countrymen t11nt the
money for him 05 well as for Iter' -
self. For she was putting
it itIl renter ruling classes ere utterly
testae for their wedding. 1 powerless and the German peonle llas
"Oh, Jerry," she said, tweaking, taken firmly the 121115 of government
quite abruptly in upon his morose: in its betels. Tell thein it would be 11
silence, "I do hope you'll get a :tart' grievous mistake to prevent the sup -
that will make' you richt euttte day,1 ply of foedetutfs to Germany be 71100P
Sometimes I dont feel' as if I coup' i 1101ne excitement still peen nils,
be really happy in this world with -i "And now, gentlemen, good -by. Tell
out being rich.'
"I'm grad you put in `sometimes.'! °lir 000n10y then in ] ngl:mncl that, now
If you always felt so, there would be I that Germany has cast oil' its chains,
no use in our e••cn thinking about; on their return they will find a free,
gaiting married." j united Germany. Long live our newly
-
"Perba.ps te'e'd better not thirds' • (aeired freedom! Long live the re -
about it." Her eyes flashed' u•i'h publ{c, and long live the society of
a sudden .anger, and thein AS suddenly' „
value of 510 a pound. Today the that at the outbreak of the tray a coaxed another submarine near, peculiar t0 political campaigns that softened, "0h,- Terry, what's the' irons' Long •lire peace'
price is about 18 cents {u Europe; in considerable part of our artillery was enough to sink her by gunfire, it would present t0 its opponent to matter with us both? We didn't tts0' --'r
this country it is somewhat higher. equipped with gun sights exclusively : Commander Campbell later was publicus ro umiliat on for7Aistrict At- 10 talk to each other like this. 1! PEACE easweIANY -wAN'1'ilI)
It is by far the most plentiful of all i manufactured in Germany, Two Brit- transferred to the command of the don't moan to be eaa55101) But if'—
metals, Every clay bank is a mine of ish firms started making sights, but Q-5, and in the following February,
well'°Sats theDemocrats
noiulidatez1£for cdl4al o1. you would only be cheerful and con-
I'rtrms Which Were Outlined Just
the position was exceedingly serious 1917, his vessel was torpedoed by a Notwithstanding the Democratic pro- fident always, 1m5 you 050cl' to be,—i
when the Ministry of Munitions was ; submarine, which eventually aP- , fessiols of harmony, there WAS 1110- rj d5' liys toi'ta10rse, we're go]n into i Before Counter -Offensive.
formed. Recently these two firms preached so near that a shot from satisfaction even within the machine. be rich,' whether you really thought' As the Peace Conference is About
were producing 250 per week. The the Farnborough beheaded the Si- The news that Patrick Maguire had so or not, It would help so much, I I to ln.eet it is interesting to recall the
sight is a beautiful and delicate piece boat captain as he climbed out of resigned the presidency of the Ward wouldn't minus a great ilea] if the kind of peace terms C rugby intended
of work, and its production in such the tower, the submarine was sunk, Fourteen Maguire Club and announ°- never were, if you only made me! to lay down had she been the victor.
numbers and in a perfection within with her conning tower open and her eel his retirement from politics fur. feel always hopeful and expec1aut The following terms were outlined by
niched first p 1ge sensation for all and seemed so yourself. That's the
Count von Roon, a rnen�bcr of the
Prussian upper House, just before
Marshal Foci's counter -offensive de-
veloped into its victorious stride:
No armistice on sea or land until
the British troops oro cleared out of
France and Belgium and the Germans
are in Paris.
Annexation of Belgium and the
annotation of the Coast of Calais.
Annexation of the Briey-Longtvy
region in northeastern France.
children never keep you up. They're
always web," she added fretfully. "I
can't see why a skinny little trite
like you should have such strong
children, and a big strong woman like
me has puny ones."
"The skinny little mate" flushed
and bit her lip. But she said plea-
santly enough, "It does seem rather
strange d', n't it?"
"Strange," echoed her friend, "I
should say it i5. George and I were are tender: co not dram them. Add S€nsai.immul" elft Eng{t,ea, I If rte un neo 1 v
talking about it this morning. You the other ingredients, and cook the seat hie torredn home, and the decoy
mixture until it is clear. Machine-tcul production looked like shin was dieebied, sometimes on fire
an almost insoluble problem at the and pert, cif her crew W011011011. In
THE WHITE METAL IN WAR. beginning of the war, but so greatly that. 1' !111tie0 the hurtle wee fought
-_ . has production increased that there and often the submarine destroyed,
milk to the s -ram d q• , R e used to depend entirely o•1 Ce
sugar, salt, seasoning, slightly beaten, many fur potash, essential nue (111111 ink object of attack. bat once he was prosperous for a certain number d
eggs, and grated lemon peel, Pour •, ,rS des ,'rix s and glass ro_ well within range of the British gums Years, just as I've done., but if a l g 76c , ' ' ; ''loll&ll ' retie I on her the false 0111, 0trnciure titling. the
fel-
low lay the S':i. iYtc.lAC [I the reformet tea long, rs will
info a greased pudding dish end hake duction. tet y p &
i1) a moderate oven until thickened; practical monopoly in Europe of her
1 fell away and the h^:lnless col- got h:m. Some of the men that
like custard. Sere very cold. ;natural depos[ts of potash Lo enable her beenme suddenly traneformed into have been working for me, I don't
Apple and Carrot Conserve. --Car-' her to bargain for the recovery of a nghtt❑ craft, baht, on destrnetion• mind telling you, are a Betio too raw
rots, diced, 1 quart, tart apples, diced, her world markets, She will be die -
arid 1t ryas dangerous able, requiring u in their methods. I don't stand for
1 quart, oranges, sliced, °, syrup, 2 inted, British entelilrieC and linen order of c11311 1 , for the sub. that. I've been 00111lcing I'd draw
cups, salt. Cook the carrots in sof- apps tusrine meat be lice' near before the out before this coming mayoralty
ficicnt water to cover them until they judicious GoveO•nmeilt. aatist:utre have c.,ttiv could merely betin their worse, campaign; I have a hunch it would
taken that power from her. I. 1 H e ee ltl • 111d be the wise thing to do—nut be mix-
ed up in it at a11. I can get along
without the. excitement of politics.
I'd like to settle clown and farm it in
the country; and We. might have our
town house in the winter, and' you'd
get society that would be nice people
who'd worked their way up in. the
world and got some education --not
the blue -blood circles, hut just about
ns good. 1 telt you what, Nora, I'd
he just as Mee to you as any hus-
band would know how to be"
Site avoided' 'Men, she avoided at
other similar interviews, giving him
a definite answer, She boas pledged
to Jerry, and vowed, in all likehood,
to a life of poverty; but there eras 1)
pleasurable excitement in being con-
fronted -by the temptation to acquire
sudden wealth.
and Jack don't either one look as
well a.s we do, and look at your chil-
dren. How do you do it?"
"You wouldn't do it if I told you," Aluminum Will Take Place of Wood is no reason whywe should not 1,a
said the friend, had justerini critically in the Days to Come. come entirely independent of outside
Used "1'anir Parties:'
a bandage she finished, supplies• "Panic parties" bras one of the
"If you mean high-priced special- Aluminum has found an immense The advance made in aircraft en- ruses practiced by the decoy ship's
ist, I couldn't afford it,"said the fat number of uses in the great war. For ines is "sensational." Engine: not comma -Mee to coax the submarine
Dna. the sake of lightness, it is largely em- €1•
"I don't mean doctors at all," said ployed in flying machines, to re•en• only have become mora powerful, but alongside. When the mystery ship
the little woman. "I haven't had a force the framework of the wings as their weight for 1 -horse power has woo torpedoed these panic panties
doctor in the house for two years, well as for the bodies, and most par -
and the specialist never came after ticularly in the construction of the en -
he opened my eyes to the sins of gines.
wrong feeding. It's all in the chi'- Ali sorts of camp equipments are
dren's diet and regular habits, going made of this metal, from soup kettles
to bed early and no exciting night to tent pins, Tho list is too long to
movies." recite, Each fighting man's mess kit
"Web, I can't afford four quarts of is of aluminum—his meat can, his
milk a day at twelve cents a quart, spoon, etc. His canteen is of the
why there's $3,50 a week right there
for milk alone," said the sleepy mo-
ther, "And eggs for Bustards at
present prices are out of the ques-
tion,"
"No;" said the little one tartly,
same material.
When he goes into the fight, his 191 4. we now have 14 firms producing to the boats and when the submarine
most important and effective weapon 128,637 a year, and the quality is the closed in to about 800 yards the
1s commonly his hand grenade, It is highest in the world. It is lighter in Farnborough opened fire on her. The
loaded, very likely, with a powdered weight and more reliable in service U-boat submerged and the Farnbor-
ixture of aluminum and potassium than the Bosch or the latest examples ough passed over her, dropping depth
dm -Teased to about one-third of what tool: to the boa10, apparently aban-
it was at the beginning of the war, dolling their vessels, but always
and before long the power of the en- leaving on board another crew to
gine in horse power will be the same man 111e. guns and finish the aubmar•-
as its weight in pounds, i.e., 1 pound ie if it came near enough.
per horse power. - The first encounter mentioned by
Our position in 1914 •in regard to • the Admiralty occurred in March,
the production of magnetos was very 191ci, when the Farnborough, die -
grave, but, instead of one first pro- ; guised as a collier, was attacked by
dicing 1,140 magnetos a year, as in a submarine. Tho "panic party" took
CHAPTER XXXVi.
In the city the activities prelimin-
ary to a quadrennial municipal (lee-
Oen had begun. Jerry's interest
was aroused' one day early in June
when he read in the newspaper that
Roger Trask had taken out Repub-
lican nomination papers for the of -
flee of District Attorney. Ilia in -
"But you can afford a couple of nitrate. Nothing could be more harm- found in captured Gerinan aeroplanes. bombs. The submarine reappeared terest was intensified When it ap-
pounds of fifty -cent chocolates a less than elt.he] separately, butt when It is not only on the field that we have - standing almost on end. Five rounds peered that John Maxwell was hop -
week and movies for the four of you a detonator causes them to enter into beaten the Boche. I were fired into her at point blank ing to be the candidate or the Demo -
two or three nights a week, and sudden chemlcal combination, they We very nearly lost the war he -`range and she went tothehottont'of cretic city machine for the mayoral -
sodas everyday for Billy and Dot. frlrnisb a frightful explosive, cause we were almost entirely de- the sea. I ty, There were contests for all the
nomimltious; for two 1001)1115 within
You spend $3.00 a week for things Aluminum is in a way the most plc• pendent on Germany and Austria for ! ,Prior to that action the' Pan her- 1 each party the rival candidates cam.
that are a detriment to you all and turosque of all metals. Less than fifty scientific and optical glass essential' ougll had cruised throughout the en- patgned sharply; but after the Sep -
then complain because the children• years ago it was a curiosity of the to success. I tire winter without being attacked, tentber primaries each patty boast -
are sick. I couldn't afford to do laboratory. In 1886 it had a market It is humiliating but it is a fact Within a month the Farnborough ed in the grandiloquent language
that," The name "skinny little mite"
still rankled, it was plain,
"0h, I suppose if we wanted to be
tightwads like some folks and never
take the kids to a show nor buy therm
a sundae we could support a cream- it. One cubic yard of ordinary clay
erg, too," flung back the "lady friend," i oontains about 800 pounds of alunmi-
num.
Such being the o.mse, one might be
Dazzled to know why aluminum at a
few cents a pound is so dear, The
reason is simply that chetuieal science
up to elate has been linable i.o dis-
cover 0 means whereby the metal can
bo cheaply separated from clay. .At
present the principal source is a min.
eral called "bauxite," found in scat-
tered and limited -deposits, which is a
putt oxide of aluminum,
Smile day the problem of separat•
hundrod's of mothers are going on ing aluminum from clay will be solved,
still, creating perverted appetites in and thereupon will be ushered to the
infants, feeding chocolate candy to aluminum ago witha veritable revo.
bodies only a few months old, giving 'ration 111 the woicl's industrial ;lf•
fried potatoes and salt pork to little fairs. Tho metal will to a great ox•
children who should be having cereals tent rake the 1)32110 of wand. There
and whole milk and eggs, and 1h011 will be eluulnnm :lilps, 111U01fnnin
complaining because the children aro, bridges and aluminum furniture. gin
not well. And worst of all they
scoff at the very things that would
help them and hack up their mistake
with the argument that mother al-
ways fed the things they are giving.
Mother dill, because site didn't know
any better. The subject of correct
feeding had not been touched upon
when mother brought us up. And
look at our disordered digestion and
jangling nerves. Read the 'etati5tics
of people dying of diseases caused al-
most entirely, doctors will tell you,
from wrong habits of eating.
.Let us get out of the idea of ti;init-
ing our way is the only way. Let us
be open blinded and willing 1.0 be told,
The woman next door may have some-
thing WO don't. Let's learn it, even
i1 elle is "skinny." The govei•nmena
And conversation languished.
I wanted to congratulate the little
woman for her courage and common
sense, but that last shot scared me
out, So I could only muse on the
queerness of human nature. Every
paper We pick up is filled with the im-
portance of properly feeding the
children, every place one turns are
helped suggestions from the clinics
provided in the cities to the bales of
free literature sent out by the gov-
ernment to rural readers. And yet
les trill he butit of aluminum,
--•--Lo---•----'
I n-geet Motor Vessel.
The British {win -:crew -Diesel-en-
gined vessel (,b "opp, wb11111 has just
been built by :'. (llasgow shipysrcl, is
according to the local press, the
largest and most powerful motor ves-
eel in the world. Tt is of 10,000 tons
dead-weight and has two sets of en-
gines, constructed by Messrs. IIar-
lanrl and `,Voltf at their Glasgow
works. Those give a total borsepow•
er of (1,000, which figures represent a
very marked progress in this type e$
vessel.
pAnefvY
Tint" wise melt 'will kakis the lowest
room' but only the slti1lfiu5 will re. Faith will 11160e mountains if back. fag to a :statement issued by the Ale
1088 to to iv mom ,w;, gt ftp With sufficient work. berta office or the Canada Food Board,
Germany never exceeded is a triumph
for British skill.
Before the war three out of every
four electric light bulbs in use in this ed to Campbell. 1 crate machine were not convinced
c0u0tey came from Germany or Aus- ` The decoy ship Pargust, with i by his assertion that personal rea-
trio. WO ate now manufacturing Campbell in command, was for -;sous alone governed his course and
he sufficient to meet our essential needs, pedoed on June 7, 1917, when dis- j that
t the entire enthua! ray tio 11 ]eket
_ .3—• .- guised tie a British merchant vessel, Whether Maguire sup orted it or
Home Again.
crew pouring out. Destroyers towed the local newspapers. They specul-
the Q-5 in and beached her. For this ated' variously upon its significance;
exploit the Victoria Cross was award- ' and those hostile to the local Demo -
Over the sea our laddie will conte,
For the battle is over and won;
And the boys who fought on the fields
,h of Franco
Will ley aside pack and gtut,
(111, the sea has been (.hanged since
our !addle ranee',
And beneath it 110 longer hides
The rumoring (row of the submarine
'Co destroy the skip as she rides.
\'0s, our laddie has 5100c1 011 1110 battle
line,
leave to face with death and despair,
But the good hand of God was his
Strong defense,
In that flaming hell out there.
over the sea bur laddie will conic
To his 'tone and friends 01141. 1c111;
So with tears and stniles and 1l throb-
bing heart
We'll wait Sill the ship 11001.115 121.
1
The submarine came to within fifty
yards of tho Pargost, which then
opener] fire 00 her with all guns. The
not was a matter of little concern to
Jerry; what did concern Jerry was
the fact that the Chief of Police,
submarine crew poured out of the Dolan, succeeded Maguire as the
conning tower and held up their bands dictator of the local Democratic ma-
in token of surrender., but the U-boat chine. The word was passed round
steamed away trying to escape in the that the police force must do every
mist. The Pargust again opened fin thing possible to insure Maxwell's
on her, and sank her with one man electron and tided s ting-li Torry
know that padded voting- is wore
clinging to her bow as she went down. being prepared; it was common t os-
The decoy vessel was towed back to sip among the patrolmen that, on
port by America destroyers. Two election clay "colonizers" in great
Victoria Crosses were awarded for numbers were to move from booth to
this saccessful action, booth and vote over and over again
under the names of persons who
were dead or had never lived. Jerry
When baking 'molasses cookiesalso heard it frequently said that the
turn pans onside dow11 and bake on eagerness of the Democratic machine
the bottom, I1 is 0118 01 to Tay the to raise funds was hardly seem(' to
2001cies on and to take them off, and its is acesseto win the election.
It s a crime, the way they're shalt -
they never get a scorching ing down the tenderloin Sheehan
iWon't trust that raft to
The total amount of butter scoured person, g
in Canada for the British Ministry of anybody else, Tells the poor devils
Food under the commandeering rams they is is
he death
e tngota there,
order was 6,508,768 pounds, accord y
high for the protection they'll have
afterwards. lie has .no mercy on
°ern at ally ojztept that ho 15115 'alb
�--• sad to him, "The Chief does it in
way you used to be."
"I'll try, Nora."
(To be continued.)
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France to surrender Belton, 'lent
anti Verdun and the territory to the
east of these places.
Return of the German colones,
Engiand to surrender her coaling
stations and to return Gibraltar to
Spain,
The whole BriLieh Navy to be sur-
rendered.
England to return Egypt, with the
Suez Canal, to Turkey.
Evacuation of Greece end the re-
storation of Bing Constantino to the
throne,
Division of Serbia and Montenegro
between Austria and Bulgaria.
Payment of an indemnity of $154,-
000,006,000 by England, Frame, and
the United States,
Consideration is being given in lloll-
ton to a proposal to close stores for
an hour at noon.
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