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SUBMARINE WARfARE
Iti?lti.l.\', Jan. 2\. t(‘oi'i'csiioiulento
of the Associated l'reSs.)—sln tills\\t‘l'
I.) '\lUt‘t‘-‘t‘tttl criticism ot‘ submarine
v ti’l'aro aroused by the Lusitania and
A vcoua titM's‘, l’rot‘. Theodor Nit-taci-
o. international 12t\\' expert at the
t titersity of Kiel, has issued a bio
c titre entitled "The tlxizal liasis of
is hz.:at‘iiie \\'ar." lit it he gives his
I‘I\‘)II.‘ tor belieiiiiiz. not only that
:h warfare is justitied bill that pas-
iner wssels may be torpedoed as
in . Lusitania and Ancona were with.
t- i any ‘i'iii‘i'actioii of misting inter.
t ~~~uzial la“.
Jli'lUlftllllt' \tart‘art- per so. ill‘ ar-
-.- t-s, is allouahle because it is not for-
. tits-u. plat-co
t on naval \\.tl‘f.’l"t‘ in gi-ncral by lil‘
t ‘l :taonat ht-
M, and .tllti \oid bccaitso not ratitlcd
all (it til“
‘.uit.iitaiid Ii necessity"
Various restrictions
(‘til'\t-illlt)n.~_ tit‘t‘itll't“.
present touilmtaiits. The
Ilt‘
_. up ilt‘l tea-on tot thi- -t|IIlil.tl“l“‘ It
llI'L‘I“ ls
l is "the timid Lilitl .'tily in do t-tt-t'y-
"-‘n. tlat .‘l ties the Mark portion-T
.‘ti‘ii'lo i‘: of the London
tlaratioii t l ~liou that neutral priz~
e hat} lie dwlt‘oytd it' the attachcl‘
ilt‘ (‘iiolta
i- ii dattgvi' hit' that no '-ucl coil-li-
. It. is lumen-d in rt-zit‘d to win-inf:
\zi‘so'is‘ 'i'ilt' titlt lt'lll't' ii‘t'i'i‘iitiit‘ tti lu-
o .i it o llm. ll.- .t't win-r tit-oils no
.l~ protons-- or !‘\tll‘t‘ as danucr to
'-'li" hilt ill sinltiiit: his opittoiv'iit's
iltu
”is i‘t'-.tl Ls tlit‘ l“i'll Ii in: a ";. "s
. \tri't-i tiiclarcs it 't they are not
i ‘ .i he‘ll
.iLl'l‘t illt‘il?
internal mind
“in i;tl"l
lllvt‘ll lit 'x"
llllili .m- "tl'titill
t tr. which in Articl’t ;'.ii says: ".‘ttiiut
' «H'stt'lirtittii tot' titi- ‘illlli it's pcr
~mtli‘s titti .-o ll'iill\‘t'llt a Lord do
out eti‘v iiiisos oii sui'eto." illoi'ori-
l' destittt-tioit ot‘ the ship the per
- a ho are on board shall tor musti
. t~ lllOlt'tl to safety.)
'1. 'the word "deyront," Prof, Nie-
l lays tho greatest stress of his
lie declares that the.
'but the one word. “do
to rotor lioth must and shall.
"m elects to lr‘ti-s‘irto tlt'\rottt 4's siia'.
t- (iii‘aiiiinu th.t‘ it” “mtt-zt" had ill't'h
"tlntitt’til" would have
- ..« Hit-ill,
t i‘li‘ll hati-
..tit”
t-uti! tile for“)
to» n tlst‘tl.
ii iii.» :issllllilitii)“. therefore. that
"tin-h- .‘to \\.’Is intended to road that
t‘ilsst’ll‘lt‘l‘h shall be placed in safeti'.’
in ls’ oi the opinion that the words,
' t i' is pussiblo,"
. w d or road into the paragraph. Will)
i n- article in this revised form. as he
8 normally coniinced it should b9.
I - i‘iiids every phase of submarine
‘\ ..rt’art- justifiable.
l‘rol‘. Momeyer opens his brochure
. itlt the follouing fot‘word:
"Ever since North American diplo ‘
hit an iciiii
iii towns ciiii
Wit! “CASCARHS”
Beat When Biltous, Sick, Headachy.
Constipated or for Bad Breath
or Sour Stomach.
ltt- cheerful Tt‘li-aii up inside to-ninlit
ntiter application or two, vour hair
..ml 19»! fine. Take t‘nsearets to liven
\ttui‘ ilrrr and clean the bowels and
tiny headaches. a bad (old. biliouantss
«(tens-in- liroatli. coated tongue. '3."
mane-ts. sour stomach and gases. To-
Mira! take (‘ascaretst and enjoy the
vi: «st. gentle" liter and bowel clean“-
‘1‘ you our experienced. Waite up
Inciting grand Jittery-body".- doing it.
("nu-ants boat Il‘aiiie tor children at-
IO. ‘
o
m
are to he illtét‘pO-)
interim itiillitltitt s are
ttniilh
lltilt‘x and to ham them My ispm-iiiiens oi ancient
tional complications, tho nimoty that1
t
a “WWW" advantage “”1 “" torn lury, 'l‘ht-y ate lioiiian l'illllt h inlet
train our hands \\llili)lli ”Diltlblllilnldarh' point: the mums or lili- same..-
mm“ ”‘9" ”w (””1“") lMmh'and other rt-liizious information.
' : c - . 'o ) i 'e\'e ,. .
“he ‘ M“ k cloud “ . htpo M“ r‘ the Baltic nations, who were
lititi our submarines “'1" not be oifer— , .. .
i\ctsctl iii
ed up on the altar of “asto tlirotighl
t
IlilifVHiv measures; to suit ioroienerni .
- lllié, sticks and other articles or pet'-
isoiial use The days Were notched
v ”ruiniil a broad mark for Sunday and
sonn- I'Ullllit)rt‘ll ill the cen-
has
not
making, had cal-
walk-
papyrus
-titlars engraved on ax~hclves,
Woaexprcss otir romplcte confidence
.1“ our licroi .‘illiHllJt‘llit‘ conimaitdt 1‘51
and ci‘ctt's, with the assuriiiic
tho Herman W’Ui’i" without (‘Vt‘t‘pilitlll'lw saints‘ days here symboll/md iii
stands behind them, tilled \tith adinir- “”1”“ ‘ic‘li‘w' such a“ " 1"”‘1‘ Y0"
atlon and gratitude. so limit as a drop-51 “MW-‘- 1‘ ”“11””! 1“" 5' Law'
of blood still flows, so long as a liaiitl:"""""'~‘t “ ‘0‘”"5 km" '0? 5‘ “1100‘
world over. line's, and so on The Saxon aliiia
The writer and
contention that international latt lias‘iornal
booti smashed to bits in tho prcscnt Itl‘lt-s
war, He maintains rather that it is.f it p.
slaiiiiily expressed, ilt'lli btit not Ili'iik‘
cu. There has not lit-cu as large a
propiiitioti of offenses
as against t'rlllltlltti
earnestly disputes tlio mics atc iiiimorolts contain his
as tit-ll as ecclesiastical en-
ltuaslhit‘ to tiare lll those cut
tous it-t-otds all the t'itltllgt‘r oi pop
twin-l and taste
iiit‘ dcmand
and lo coiistittiic a .\_\'.~lt‘lililllt‘ story
i
=:l;ti They Were prc-
itxillllsl it. ho
la“ the
“Kiwi to lllt'll t‘lll‘ll‘lli
says,
oxor.
.\i‘tt-r presenting many reasons uhy
lilt' submarine might be consldcrco
unaincuable to existing law because
it is ilt'li', he declares that this viou
utter all is untenable and insists that “H" 1‘” “"0‘” U“'-‘ “N" ””“l” "M l”
the t'vlioat uill IIKH'I‘ to Continue tiLWI'm” ”"4 “"H' ””3””“1'
Ulicl‘ate tinder present :.'.ttutt~~~ antth
llt'\\ ones are rroatod alter the. \t'ar ‘
llt- complains; on the one hand that
illi'i‘llttilitlltli tan :is it now stands is
"lull oi holes" and too “clastic” hut‘
l'iiids in these- \t-ry tarts justification ‘11)”
for many- of the rats ot’ submarine“ :ifl\il \Hitlitl [tallst' to read aii ill'iltit
“I ‘Ulllit'l‘ 0i his t‘“”“‘"”““ it" ”Wm" ‘ 'lt'itlil‘ti "'l‘hc itlt'lli linshatid " “all
many phraws “loch he terms. \llL'lt‘. mm“.
It is ll'tlr that neatly oi"
‘oi‘ \‘hnt took place ill stit't't-ssirc pc
and hon lll(‘l‘t'ttht:d
“I“ (m:- it)
lill'ltl most that no kimu oi tho poo
.t'iods killi\\'il'tii.{t'
With the rt'\‘lii\llll: years.
THE IDEAL HUSBAND.
Some Observations On the Side and
a Dogmattc Conclusion.
.l" it!t|i‘;titi_\ a uoimio l-‘tu
lil|(i\\\ ill\ ltll'll too “I‘ll
'-.’I,\>, :tlt' ciilisti'iied Ill‘
.\lttt‘i’3t'l. lll .tnotl‘..r it)
still a third by (tor .
and \tliich, ilt' til Him.”
one by
England and iii
any ii) inatt‘iod utitiaii has at soiiiv tilin:
tll ili'l lilo t’illilill'ti to il:l\t haunt the
ll'l v. 1 this coincctioii llt- takes a
l,‘“‘ h . ‘l . ,onr tilt-oi husband. but not for long
tilt at Aim-ricaii Jurisprudence. i . .
. . , HI‘ I~ iii" a stalili- .Il‘llt‘it'. HP is with
About the lllltltiit' oi his hrocliiire ~
It. «~I iii}.- clin.psc
he set-ms to dospati of continuum
America that ho is Haiti and Alllt‘l‘i».
linaii
Shortly alter a _\tlllll11 iiiart‘icd “'0-
tlt-clatvs her» to iN' the ideal
tans wrong, for he says:
“It is, I fear, easier for a camel to i’li‘ht'm' ii" ”Milli“ 3' 'lllti'W-‘Z‘ ‘0
pass through the oyc ot‘ a llt‘t‘tlit' tlian:"”i“b"' ii“ """"i'~"">" i“ his FWD 01‘
for a genuine American really to un-1m tlilm‘c . walnu- of bread w :liis_
derslaud a (li"‘!‘.ia'l, or cvcii :i itiitcli-it-tnitty lillllit'l' ltiillv and \tlillitr‘rgv it
man or a Norwegian, when one of Io' 4,;i'lli) . ’l‘ln-n- things ".lw not:
them insists that, .it-t-o'rdin; to tinidono.”
character of the war and the charac-
ter of international lil\\' governing
warfare. the trite iiitvardiies‘~' of the
logic basis or status of war changes."
THE M [it I
MtiiHElthiiiil
HISTORY OF ALMANACS.
.‘Une Found in Egyptian Tomb Dates
Back to 1200 B. C.
’i‘m- lirst alnianacs— that is: to say,
historicalslv note of Arabian
Childless Women,
who first
origin. atid reflected tho lural genius
gof the people in a very striking nay.
‘Tltoy st-t‘yetl as models in other coun-
.t.iies for hundreds oi years.
The oldest known copy of such a
work. says the Christian lit-raid. ile. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound ig
Motherhood is woman's natural deati~
happiness of children simply because of
some curable derangement.
preserved in the British museum and.its marvelous powerbo overcome such ‘
Rum— derangementa, as evidenced by the fol-
lowing letter : —
' Worcester, Mnss.—“l suffered from
“"11 0‘ female ills, and was advised to have an
Illilllltlliliiiil"
dates back to the times of
ones the Great of Egypt. who lived
1.20" years before the
‘i‘hrist: it is written on papyrus. in
Ired ink. and covers a period of six
years. The entries relate to religious‘
ceremonies. to the fates of children
born on :iven days. and to tho regu-
lation of business enterprises in ne-
enrdunoe with planetary" inttueucon.
”Do nothing at all this day." ‘
one of the warnings. _“lf thou sot-ii ~
anytlmi: at all thin .day it will be 0‘ health, “I
fortunate." is another entry. "Look thankthov
not at a rate this any." "Wash not. Commformymmnuontobulth."
aefore tho daylight thin day." are —ll‘a. 8m GAIVEY, 5’ M0: at.
wine of the additional cautions.) Worm-tot, I“
Thin aim-Ila u» (mad in an old on" an m cultivation-aa- d Ibo
operation, but: a
friend who had
taken Lydia E. Pink-
h a m ' 3 Vegetable
Compound and who
has six childremtold
helped me no flinch
that I am now We"
and have a baby boy
who to the picture
'Qn'ntb and in “W to Ian- boelt MMQWKMMI'OVM i
on... “pound nah. Iii-on aornal.
and-tang.
Writ-talk gm
'6: ...
bow
buried with its Egyptian
when he Illi M‘Qflfl‘ into I mum
my tor Insure uptown to It; I. C
and am in u- bimu a adult! advho—uv‘t‘fl
Words of Encouragement to .
by, but many women are denied the ‘
Among the many triumphs of Lydia “
metotryit. 1th”.
tant and interesting subject. and one
\thich demands a knowledge It dlt‘tt”
and pa-
ttetinin-ly contracted for he is for a
short while considered ideal. llow-
eier, he just begins to qu0) his pcr-
tt-ction when it is discovered by his
ueticral manager elect that he resin
his kitiie and Mick hall on the table-
cloth and hall on his plate, whilethcy
should bc draped artistically across
his plate midway benweu meat and
To save time, probably he
also cut: his meat into nmall pieces
starting to eat it. ‘
tics as wcll as taste, tact
tience.
First and foremost in dealing with
an invalid we must remember that he
is out of balance mentally as well
as physically. In the days of con-
valescence, when life is beginning to
be worth while, the small things of
may day will iiitorent and little
things will irritate, which would nev-
er be noticed in health.
it is not necessary to mention that
the tray should be immaculate in
its appoititiiients. no matter how sim-
ple, as are all other things about an
invalid. Where laundry needs to
be considered. there are any number
of pretty paper napkins which can be
boulht in different designs and col
ora. For a child the bright colors
will be interesting and a variety wilt
[‘tiltilm-s
m-iorv
Hr has good reasons: for doini: as
he doc-s, but they do not excuse him.
His conduct amt perfection
simply do not walk hand in hand.
No touple should be en-
VNL'l‘ii lonr enough tor either one to
sort of
)‘Iillili.’
discon-r tho othor‘s shortcomings. So
tour as a man and a inrl are so our
Ill.'tii_\ that the eyes of
our llt'\t‘l' loan- the eyes or the other.
iitrsittoi'ireii
he is pom-ti, hut tilr- moment m. “1. be a source of entertainment. in
lows htt' gamers to struy below his ease of infectious diseases paper nap
Adam» apple. tho» moltlont hp [Mm kins are quite a necesatty. The small
paper cases too. may be used for a
’tiny custard or bit of dessert.
A flower or two on the. tray will lie
inbst welcome. The. tiny vases which
hold a small bunch of violets or a
‘ t'vell adapted for use
mntrol‘. he loses also perfection. She
rt-iillzt-s that his knowledge of nsthe-
tics was aloancd from an ahridgcd
.adition. that his tie is not in vogue.
'tliat hit. colthr 1' too lomfl‘ and too
ion and then-tori: too rainifortablc
\h flit" l liau- sti'nyod tic-iii iii\'
>||ith't'i thu- idtal husband ln't '
It'llll'll to it and proceed
slnizlt- tht‘
on a tray,
. Set the tray as caretully as a place
is laid at the table. and in the Bulill'!
order. .\ small pot of steaming teaI
which may be poured by the invalid"
is an item to be remembered.
Netor ask a patient “hilt ili‘ would
like to eat or drink. bet his food he:
a surprise. as it will taste better ’
llo llJl “titt'il every mouthful he.
oats, for some people do not enjoy.
the sensation. no not serve triedi
foods to it sick pt't‘iiOli, nor food in.
its much bet-
llii'
Then is no stirli thine
' n i‘enttiry
i'ntii \\'ini:_
.liidizo .\tcl<llhiunv\ ti-lts ol .1 itlllL'itll‘
“ho was dissinll‘trrti 't-rciitly because
tho evidence was rather umk against
him and the fact that ho stre' uouslv
protested his iunortiicc, lloioro tili‘
prisoner was dismusetl the Judith
turned to him. 'lllll said:
.. any large Quantity. it
is Hint-f“ animal: you desiri- to tor for them to want mt ‘ than be
. ,.,..
m" .. . . surtcited at the sight of (to much.
\Nsn' “"5 In” "Hm"! “'i'i‘- TWiCt' baked bread should lw served}
'Kitt l have me
ultiltc-ltriitocrat.
tool-f"~—iSi. Louia with the broths anti beef juices
Sponge cake is the only desirableI
kind to serve.
COcoa is ilt‘lit‘l‘ titan chocolate. tin-;
less the patient needs the fat. and is
able to take care of it.
Mrs. Crammer-"You really must“
sign the peace petition we're gettingf
”i‘ottl' fellow. llt'b‘ an orphan."
"Are his grandparents alive?"
“Oh, no."
"l'oor tollou."
"Worse than that,"
“What else?"
“His L’rt‘atflraudparonts are dead. up." Mrs. Park «‘1 think it's 1113‘:
i"“’-" lovely, my dear. and Hi sign i' as‘
1 "Poor iellow."--~.lnck dinntcrn. war stocks."——Puck. i
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