The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 2

WILSON SCENTED CRISIS IN ITALY Pr Cloudy I IREMEN EVERY TEN EET 2 Which costs less? i 0 CALL TOLD STORY 100 50 JOHN BALDERSTON 9 de 10 It a third time and USED ITY YEARS St sss 'RfGLEYSJS CAPUDINE I RIGLEW 4 4 ft 3 I i is Instructive visit to Italy his ax The AMERICAN Bp: American Cen CENTRAL LIE MISSION TO VISIT IRELAND I 4 Special Notice and Belgium how to me by Work Indiana Harbor Ind and Chicago Haights III Union Traction Company of Indiana nf Columbus Kolb THEY PAY OR THEMSELVES spmmwt ZTT 1 1 UMIIiaiinilBIIHIIHIIHI doublemint each been Ry the 504 800 TO The the the 84 84 46 60 S2 76 44 British Help 3 Operators Heard Appeals for rom German as He ell In Blazing urnace 1 MAI Low AIR MYSTERY SURROUNDS INNER ASHION SANCTUM Atlanta Atlantia city Baltimor Boise Boston Buffalo WEATHER CONDITIONS IN OTHER LOCALITIES oresaw Demands of Country and Prepared Counter Attack Declares ANTI GERMAN BILL IS VETOED IN PENNSYLVANIA North Platt? Oklahoma Omaha Photnlx WIRELESS LED ZEPPS TO DOOM Manufacturers of High Priced Models Carry Se crecy to Degree SAYS PREMIERS APPROVE Irish American Delegates to Peace Conference Get Passports by Wilson Influence INDIANAPOLIS MAN VICTIM LOUISVILLE ROBBER MAJ EDWARD MANNOCK IS NAMED CHAMPION LIER on sounded cabin the big North ytvaola htrref their own position in dealing with outstanding questions Way Is Cleared way for Instance ia cleared far THREE DIE IN AVIATION DISASTERS IN ENGLAND UNION TRACTION1 oar Snow J'tCldy Clnr PtCMy Hain Algiers thi) east verted to thorn are 5 The Greatest Name In Goody La net Irish Writer Is Satisfied That Lloyd George an Clemenceau Are Pleased With Stand iny oriental character of its own and Is left neutrally uninteresting Everywhere at least this is true ex cept In one small section of the city the old Arab quarter Here the laby rinthine streets are so tortous that thetranger must inevitably lose his way and so narrow that if donkeys should meet one would have to back into the nearest turning This bit of Algiers is almost unaltered though even here streets are being broadened and am shackle houses torn down to make way for more presentable structures Down hy the water front ships of trade float In the Algiers harbor In a way the Algerian port like ajl large ports is international for ships of all cargoes and captains of all creeds are here But the rench flag floats high and rench phrases are on every tongue rance reigns in every corner of old Algiers The Arab trappings of the port of pirate days have been dis carded but there are none to lament them for the Algiers which rance has made her own Is a brighter more pros perous city than its former self Chicago CinaJnaeti Cleveland Denver Des Moines pujuth El Paso tral Life Insurance Company employs in va rious capacities about five hundred and twenty five persons and had an income in 1918 of $600 to $750 THE CARLIN MUSIC CO I MAN GOES UP kbiVILIE 111 May 4 Ball vrly trainmantsr for the Southern CLEARS SKIN i AT ALL DRUGGISTS in snciB on any run secure prompt service by writing Thu Indian apolls Star Informs Jon Bureau red eric Haskin director Washington State your question briefly Hnd iiiwvpB inicB vrui stump tor return postage All Inquiries are confidential the replies being sent direct to raeh in dividual) If there is a stage she and poses for a minute Tf Impressed favorably he or a salesman the price and the model and writes the a pad A model can usually In any color desired and of 1 1 i themselves the show interesting nart of the Casual observation would Established 1890 Herbert Woollen PRESIDENT Home Office Market and Monument Place I ludiauapoUs Ind NOTRE DAME BESTOWS MEDAL ON NEW YORK MAN Sealed Tight Kept Right a iff oudy Cieu4y Cloudy Claudy Cloudy i a INITIATE 120 4 Tito Itfflghtfl thin city today rundldaLes whh'h Most Rev Patrick of New York who and German Codes and Wave Lengths Imitated Luring Raid ers to Destruction bime standard literature A strange heard some of the rhymes collocted them and published the first collection nf A I I oiDiiirt 'luune QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What artist is held to be the father of painting? a The term has been applied to Michelangelo Buonarroti who was born in lorence Italy 1564 His great est works were done in Rome where he founded a school which was altogether dominated by his personality Rome of his famous paintings are in the Vatican at Rome notably Bast in the Sistine chapel on which Michel angelo worked seven years Tn spite of his ability as a painter however it was as a sculptor that he wished to excel What portion of th western front was held by Americans at the end of HAh' Railway here hf been appointed to a newly created position that of arbitrator of grievances fpr tho entire system and will make his headquarters al fhlcago Harry (J Bparku superintendent pt the Brasi 1 division of the road has been brought from Brasil in thin elrv to act st superintendent Ji) Mr place nt nbhHhnr a pi u'ipa i the banquet was delivered bv of Mt Carmel ill WRIGLEYS yii $1710919 BY REDERICK HASKIN NEW YORK May A most inter esting spectacle but ojia whtoh is Jealously guarded from the public eye Is the workshop and showroom of a manufueturer of high priced nlothgs An air of mystery surrounds the production of all hats waists and gowns but the manufacturers of high priced models carry secrecy to the nth degree Every manufacturer is auspi cious of verybQdy else and rnQSt par ticularly does he look aakance at hla rva manufacturers Only the buyers for department and specialty stores are welcomed into the Inner sanctums of fashion and these must show that they are bona flde by producing cards of identity from the shops they represent or an outsides who can not prove himself a buyer to gain admission is extremely difficult The cost of producing expensive dresses Is too great and too much depends on their novelty and exclusiveness for a company to take any risks Halons of sartorial art are designed and furnished so as to set off the models displayed The tenn it may be explained here is the key word of the clothing manufacturer A gown or suit la a model the woman who display It is a mode) and the copies of the dress displayed made to order for buyer also bear the family name of model The model la the most important fact in the existence of the manufacturer Showrooms orm Background Showrooms ar? the backgrounds for all these kinds of models The most effective showroom In New York Is furnished In black and white The carpet design is large black and white checks Wall hangings and chairs are black At one side of the room a platform with black velvet drgperiea and black velvet carpet covering the floor and the steps which lead to the dias On this platform vivid evening gowns and sport suits make their first bow before an audience of critical buy ers Another exclusive firm's showroom is done in soft gray paneling with blue and white rench decoration HUH an other salon is all crimson velvet while a famous suit manufacturer mspiays his goods fn a setting of Circassian wal nut walls hardwgod floors and oriental ruas In these sumptuous surroundings the buyers select their models As clothes for each season must be ordered several months ahead a buyer wfll be inter ested In fall suits in June and Easter dresses In December Just new is the dull season Designers are evolving fall goods and workshops are busy with designs already completed Some new models however are always ready for display since buyers from cities within a few hundred miles visit the show rooms of New York once a month There are both men and women buy ers in the clothing business They vary greatly in their methods pf doing busi ness Some are self confident and de pend on intuition and first impressions Most of the men are in this class and have the reputation for more daring selection than the women buyers Oth ers study carefully line texture and workmanship and deliver their verdict after weighing every defect and ad vantage On the whole however the except buver knows Immediately whether a design Is good and hesitates oniy JaekBonvill Kania CHv bo Anttlis LeuUvifls Miami NMhvllls Every possible facility will be offered tlie public ip handling the people on this occasion LONDON May (Brltisl) Wireless The Air Ministry has decided that no far as can be ascertained the champion British airman of the war was the late Maj Bdward Marfnock Lieut Col William A Bishop tlio Ca nadian aviator who won the Victoria Cross comes next Maj Mannock brought down seventy three enemy ma chines and Lieut Col Bishop seventy M1 the allies Lieut Rene ronck the I renoh ace hold? the record with seventy eight The late Richthofen of Ger man fame claimed to hold the world's record for the number of he had destroyed but the Germans worked on a different system 1 uiHCitti Konnrmmon of victory and Jils record has not confirmed Edward Carson who it appears had notified them that if the matter wgs not explained to his satisfaction there WOUld ba trouble In Parliament Tlnnar Law sympathized with Sir Edward Car son in this attitude so there were the makings of another crisis in this inci dent had not Premier Dloyd George sought refuge from the fulfilment ot hls professed intention In excuses about being too busy and to give an hour to the Irish American delega tion The delegates however are wholly unconcerned as they did not come over to see Premier Lloyd George or any other British minister but to invoke President assistance to obtain safe conducts to Paris for Edward DeValera Arthur Griffith and Count Pluqket so thoymlght lay case before the peace conference Delegates May Succeed This according to the information Is likely to be achieved unless Premier Cloyd George and his Cabinet once more recognize that Sir Edward veto is ruling power in regard to Irish policy The Irish American delegates who during their fortnight's stay in Ireland purpose to visit all the chief cities including are certain of a thrilling reception and whatever may be thought of Sinn claims for independence there Is no doubt their advent In Ireland at this moment Is bound to exercise a powerful influ ence on the Irish situation When the Irish American delegates find that Ireland is now governed en tirely by thfi commander in chief Maj Gen Sir rederick Charles Shaw mili tary desnot and that tn rnrrv mil tkioir system a chief secretary who is a non entity has been installed In Dublin thiw I'P Mnl Hrahr I Un their views about Ireland rnodiffd hv their visit feift kt 1 5 5 Lasts bOUISVIUIK Ky MY Edward Earl Rogers 45 who says he lives at 907 Edison avenue Indianapolis re ported to the police early today that he had been robbed of his gold watch a diamond stickpin and 22 Tn cash at the point of a revolver by a man with whom he spent the evening riding about in an automobile Rogers owns a stock farm Just outside of Indianapolis and was motoring from home to Nashville Tenn He had stopped at a local hotel and after putting his car up in a garage had several drinks with new found friends later one of them offered to take him for a ride about town in his machine and they had drinks One of the men left the car shortly after ride began Rogers said Tater when the man driving the car stopped for gasoline at a filling station he refused to pay for It and at point nf a run Rogers said he paid for it himself was then driven to a rural district and robbed NEW YORK May 4 Kaetare Medal of Notre Dame University was bestowed on George Dogan Duval a wealthy exporter here by the Rev John Cavanaugh preeldent of the institution The medal was granted Mr Duval in appreciation of his services In philan thropic work in connection with the ad vancement of the Roman Catholic Church The presentation was attended by the Most Rev John Hermann apos iunu ucicgaio in Hayes archblshon presided Most Rev George Lfnn8laln a VI a nf MMv i yi HUH other prominent Cuthollc dtnitarle and laymen A A A 1 A 1 A I 1 A JB i tic i ai ciai rum ei atir pn Notre Dame University to oommemor ate excellence in any field of lofty hu man endeavor On account of the Home Coming at Indian apolis May 7th the Union Traction Company will operate cars on the regular schedules leav ing your stations in time to reach Indianapolis in ample time prior to the arrival of the troops and the start of the parade All surplus equip ment will be placed in the service on that morn ing and Vrill be used that evening fox the return of passengers to their homes Cloudy Cloudy (Cloudy PtCldy Clsar Ptcidy Portland Louis gilt Laks ty Ran Antonio WHEN our salesman refers to Inland Quality 3 he can talk in definite terms of tangibly things each ona a vital reason for Inland Quality or instance: hereisshown part of our ore docks and bridges Clean northern ore from our mines is brought here in our own ships Unusual indeed would be conditions that prevented us from filling your order because pf shortage ore In many other ways vjs safeguard the fulfillment of your orders A for quotations on billets shapes plates bars sheets roofing rivets track spikes track bolts tte plates and kismera Iron rust resisting sheets and plates INLAND STEEL COMPANY HARRISBURG Pa May 4 Governor Sproul yesterday announced that he had vetoed the bill forbidding teaching of German In the public schools and in normal schools of state bill passed the Houie 188 to 7 and Senate 48 to 3 In sxplanation Governor says In a statement: mav be our feellnen ward our national enemies in Europe now happily vanquished by our noble allies and ourselves no good end could be served by forbidding our young men and women the advantage of acquiring a familiarity with the German lan guage are over 125000000 people in the world to whom this language Is the mother tongue and a very large proportion of the population of Penn sylvania I made up of people who are of Teuton stock Whether are to remain at peace with the German speaking nations of Europe or whether are to again met them In combat It will be to our advantage to know their Can you afford the destruction of your plant Can you afford to pay double for insurance? Can you afford tQ risk the lives of your employees Consider well before saying afford GLOBE! GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO Savings Trust Bldg Main 3882 Moaigofnery'Vsird Warehouse Bulldtutf pd the vni Agj initfioT iwr jt witrenouM Cuippd with LLUHE bunnklers In the morning read tliAti rlfwttil avail) or some hours pusalmlsrn reigned with sperters of Immediate Its in with loon wandered to right or left one sig nal would get stronger and other weaker and from the wireless report the captain could correct his courwe Jt was in part through the con fusion of these signals that the flock of Zepps on the last raid were lured astray While the phonograph was grinding the call for help of the sea 8 143 1 suddenly was recorded Again and again the signal was re caUlnr "SO kept In the darkness two miles above the affX'V of North Sea a British plane had come upon L43 and a lucky Ineandlary bullet had fired the monster's ragbag As the storv was to me not all the hatred felt by every Englishman for the men Jn the xivi terror that murdered women and children In thafr beds could keep back pity from the hearts of those English boys In the lonely station on the coast 'nala and realised Ing 7 meant what was happen ln a navaI school nd ut 8 Signals when In dls vuZ operator sitting In Jhat Yhlred round nd round as the Zeppelin fell down the roar of the furnace above In his ears him of the repeated his tragic and ridiculous appeals for succor to lis tening friends and foes No human andehlhX Wea kJeW' could Bave hlm and his comrades from Incineration be iX foryb8tLUCk But calls for help continued At the end of Sd half they stopped at7? 5 lad" on duty lookedt each other and shuddered when al ony by drone the phonograph record as It ground fo'thl had the cabin either the operator whose futile calls they had heard had leaped from the window to the seas below or hAL! bundl of rara and Ptglde his instrumonta (Copyright 1919 by the McClure News paper Syndicate) The such problems as pansig and Constan tinople Ths Poles have rightly In sisted that without free action In Dan rlg they would be suffocated by ths Germans whose methods of embarrass ing other nations In trade and whose attempts to suppress alien nationalities are too well known not to po realised and dreaded On the other hand the separation of oast Prussia which cre ated Prussia from the Prussian father land would undoubted) Involve the cre ation of a German Alsaaa Lorraine with another war of revenge and redemption for an oppreaseo race The solution may be found In the In ternationalisation of panslg with local autonomy and at the same time such protection by Polish mastery of the sit uation In the city as would save thsm from wsILknown methods Constantinople could be Internation alised with American overlordehlp I found another example of that appeal half flattered half embarrassing to America in tne earnest prayer ad dressed to me by an old Armenian friend beseeohlnf that America should be the protector and es pecially should secure them against all Intrigues to dsprfve thsm of Cilicia as part of their new atate I have summed up before thie uni versal attitude toward America as the guardian angel It Is the counterpart of our escape from al! difficulties In London with the words a police man How does all this affect the general situation President mani festo was Intended to be universal In application and to warn all countries alike that he and the American people are both sick of the gams of scramble for new territories and new outlete for trade Greedy Spirit prvlvie' President wtlson has once more pro claimed that he came to Europe to help create a new world whore there would be respect for all national righto and where national airangementa based on the people's will would give the world Ilia chancs of avoiding future ware He finds that while Up service Is given to this gospel the old greedy eplrlt survives with the old diplomacy and ths old rooklessnass as to whether the future will bring now wars Intimates of the President' were not surprised at his eoup They toll mo that while no man can watt so patiently a1d comae a moment when his Scotch Irish Jaw sots over his clenched tooth and then there to no moving him Ho reaohod thia point last week and ho will never recede from It coming approprtatlone In the epeelal session of Congress beckon him home ward Thus ho haa given full notice that unless the squabbling powers make up their differences and accept this now orientation of a future world ho will give them goodbye and return to his own country and own duties i1 about home affairem England The parliamentary vaea tiffn afl (4 ffdAeWa'e aaaaah laaA created tranquil pause while In Ire land thince continue to drift from bad to worse or aaoond time a aovlet government he been Mtabtlehed In an Irish city Events half traffic and half farcical but wholly perilous have oc curred In Limerick Limerick confronts tanks airplanes loaded rifles and can non that may rp off at any moment yet likes to stick Ita flnffera to It noee In derldlnr defiance of a stupid and helpless administration Thue there Is the paradox of a rovernment armed to the teeth yet deaplced as well as defied as a mixture of ferocious futility I understand the IrlahwAmerican dele rates will demand an Interview with Lloyd seeking permission for DeValera to put case before the conference difficulty still re mains that Lloyd can not give what DoValera may ask and DeValera ran nor taxe wnat Lioyc ueorgw may offer I Bee no clear light for the mo ment except In the strong conviction that things so bad can not continue vV'X? BY O'CONNOR PARIS 20A (ilplortintist scribed tn me the sensations all passed through during the days of the Italian crisis On coming heme late at night he saw in Temps President Wil manifesto He could not take It all In at once and read it twice and In phases of the dress game mystery la the word one side oft a show room stalls are arranged by means of partitions so that each buyer occupy ing a stall can make purchase without the other buyers knowing what se lects A model enters by a door at one end nf the room and walks languidly past 'the stads toward a door at the otner ena stops there a buyer is she asks number of number on be ordered course In all sizes rne models girls are an Business class them with the show girls of the theater yet they are very different Where the chorus girl Is vivacious and dashing the model is dignified and se rene She emulates the well poised woman of fashion because that Is the person who is to wear the exclusive gown Except for the fact that the gowns she displays made expressly to fit her the mode! has nothing to do with their design or ohsracter She does no talking to the buyer yet she la valued according to the number of dresses she sells and her salary varies from 125 to 140 a week or more on the basis of her sales While most of the models are youthf ul looking and of the con ventional type a few other types are engaged to display clothes for elderly and stout persons A girl whpse hair Is prematurely gray for Instance will be engaged to wear clothes for the middle aged woman Model Ha an Easy Life A model has an easy life compared with that of her sisxer of the footlights Rhe works from ten to four thirty with an hour for lunch and she is regularly dined by buyers of the other sex Iler work during business hours consists In displaying a different dress every five minutes or even oftener when buyers come in and In trying on dresses made for her by the designers Designers employed by a firm are its most important employes One firm pays a little black eyed rench girl 112500 a year to design its models No longer does the average wholesale buyer or manufacturer shop In Paris for exclusive goods A manufacturer of dresses may send to Paris for two or three radical style models and with these as a basis he creates numerous designs It was long ago recognized by the public that the Paris label was too often a fake and now the best Amer ican designers command the respect and prices that Parisian fashion artists so long monopolized The designer of a manufacturing firm has his own private workroom Here he retires with a piece of goods and some trimming to create a Jress In the clothing business a designer is regarded as an artist and the firm re spects the vagaries and temperament of the artistic mind A designer may take several weeks to turn out a dress design or again he may put a model to gether in an hour Ho pins or sews the goods on a dummy model and then sends it to the workroom to be prop erly put together rom this original model patterns and other models are mode Girls In the workrooms are all specialists In some line of dressmaking One makes only the sleeves Io a dress another the lining and others the waist and skirt Most exclusive firms whose best da signers are paid JlUQOQ or more a year display no models at less than 860 Or dinarily the dresses run from JtJO to jion I ms is tne price tn tne buyer the time the dress or suit reaches final purchaser otherwise known as ultimate consumer the cost has creased from 60 to 100 per cent to consider minor details Mystery Is the Word selecting models as in other BY JAMES TUOHY Special Cable to The Star and New York World Copyright 1019 by the Treat Publiihing Company ARIS May The Irish American mission to the peace conference '(Erank Walsh exGovernor Dunne of Ulinois ana Michael Ryan) has Paris for Dublin The members were invited by the "President of the Irish to visit Ireland and their passports were amended quickly at the request of the American peace delegation to en able them to accept the invitation In fact their passports contain an indorsement that they were amended "at the request of President Wilson to travel to Ireland on an unofficial po litical mission" Tha usual tedious formalities taking three days were dispensed with and American rench an I British vises were obtained In a couple of hours the delegates being ac companied by an American officer to the different military control bureaus The mystery about the postponing of the Interview with British premier Lloyd George which was pro posed to them In Ids behalf and was entirely unsought by them has been cleared up It that when the neves of this intended meeting readied Lfinridn Antlron' 1)nnn 1 1 LllT ttllLJiy ernment leader in the house of Com Castle no nnia Cloudy Clear Ciear Cloudy ni INLAND BASC OPEN HEARTH STEEL PRODUCTS traordingry flair for exploring politic! iiliuHtioita probably made Mr wlon underatand that the only escape for the Italian poll tlcladna was to subject them to' auch preasure from the out side as would enable them to profees the inability to reaiat irresistible forces against them Though tied by the London treaty I feel convinced Premiers Clemenceau and Lloyd Gaorge secretly approve Mr Wll Non's attitude especially as it eaes bo til fl other JONDON My 5 An airplane In Which Gen Sykes controller general of civil eviation was making a flight fell yesterday at Kenley and the pilot (jant Knott was killed Gen Sykes wav badly shaken A machine with former Naval Commander Legit ft nephew of Lord Newton burst Into flames over North London Commander Legit was seen tn crawl on to the wing of hl machine and Jump from a great height His body was burled In the ground of tha garden of Sergt Parry who was also killed today In a similar accident at Manchester Power conditions are now 0 and no in terruptions are anticipated Make your ar rangements early for your transportation All tars will go into the Terminal Station up to and including 9:00 clock A and other cars will load and unload at Delaware and Ohio streets until after the parade is over when all cars will again arrive and start from the Terminal Station TRAVELETTEV By Nikssh Algiers a very rench version of a city almost entirely con Parisian ways In Algiers rafes cnnled direct Iv from Paris rench names abound the rench tongue is popular There are uhite Arab woman and dark Arab men of course but these too have acquired modern fire! will doubtless In a generations succumb entirely io prevailing Jn fluence The stamp nf Is hn presBed upon the most oriental parts nf Hhe elty so that what Is not completely rench in Character Joses JUICY RUIT SSK CHEWING GUM YTT? TttOOBh Toledo TonoDBb Wajihlrtaten Williston Amoun of prel1lai''n of less than 01 Inch not MC0rdd Obesrva ona taken at 7 by United either Bureau office Hault Ste Seattle Spokane Sprlnyfleld 111 Mo via THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SfONDAY MAY' 5 1919 A On the day the armistice was atgned Nov' 11 1918 the Americans held eighty three and four tenths milvs? or 21 per cent of the Western front ureat tsritain occupi rance 65 per cent per cent Please feather pillows riioone a hrlehf uhndv law the tub with hot suds and nlunpra tne pillows into them Put them through several waters shaking briskly then hang on the line in the open air When perfectly dry shake well After the'' have been washed in this way they should be hung out in the air everv for a week but should ne'Ver placed in the sun Was Mother of the nursery rhymes a real person? II The original Mother Goose is be lieved to have been a woman who lived in Boston in the seventeenth century She was the wife of Isaac Goose and her maiden name was Elizabeth oster Mrs Goose was very poor and did wash Ings to support a large family of little Gooses While at the washtub she made up and tpld over and nver tne and the triumph of a united Germany over the disunited allies and the Im possibility of rance and England sign ing any treaty of peace In view of their treaty with Italy pledging them to sign all together or not at all At first it looked as If the President had Intervened in the manner most in convenient and least considerate for manifesto apparently was delivered as a surpriHS packet to the three pre miers just at a moment when they were approaching an agreement But this Is an entire misapprehension of the whole Incident The Italians knew of Presi dent intentions find perhaps even the terms of the manifesto before the manifesto was delivered to the pub lic The manifesto was not Issued till the President was convinced he was i haaiIlp ho hffnd nffnlnt a stone wall and then he hed to act Immediately or surrender all the principles for the maintenance of he had given himself and his country al! Ute trouble of hlfi prolonged absence from Well ington Opinion Divided Opinion among renchmen was great' Jy divided rather reserved with con spicuously large omissions due to the bine pencil That some ex treme Nationalist organs stand by Italy xplL abl first by their sym pathy with hostility to Mr Wil attitude toward extremist de mands for territorial enlargement gnd secondly a painful anxiety to keep: Italy by the side of ranca If Germany should renew hep attempt to destroy On the other hand among British as well as in American circles Italy had few friends because of her Insistence on the hard terms by which her sup port had been purchased at a critical hour These were her unwillingness to let go even pf the Ci reck Islands and her wanton addition qf lume to exaggerated gains under the secret London treaty All of these things haJ produced a reaction against her attitude of Italy think must be largely attributed to the Internal situation That situation I have good reason to believe is very disquieting The want of food insufficient pay pen sions for soldiers the infection of Bol shevism which has taken root more in Italy than in any countries outside Russia ami Hungary riots more wide spread and severe than the papera pub lish excitation nf the Nationalist senti ment dreaded yet encouraged hy the Italian mlnisters al! reveal suoh' ex treme tension In Italy as would make Jt fatal for any ministry to climb down even a little bit on Italy's extreme de 6 Beldam Hot Sure Reiter RELL AfilS Bbfor indigestion liouid QUICK RELIES? NO ACETANIJ1OE NO DOPE NO BOOZE RELIABLE OR HEADACHE BY It was the stories that we could not write that to newspapermen in Europe during tha war seemed the best stories and among (has the wireless tricks employed in tha war In the air the constant struggle of code experts on both side with new cryptograms and ciphers invented a fast as old ones worked out by the enimy will yield a rich mass of material to the ro mancers and historians of the future It was only last week that the British press censorship was definitely with drawn and with It the prohibition on discussion of tha use of wireless in combating airplane and Zeppelin raids Zeppelins that during the last raid on linden in wandered far from their homeward course and came down In rance were Jrppad by a wireless code expert This bs been carefully concealed the public was Informed at time that storms had driven the airships from their route rench Sharp Caught Cod was rsnch sharp who picked up cod signals from the wireless stations stretching frgnv Naus to Lake Con? stance sent to Zeppelins undertaking a practice flight over the interior of Germany Who then worked out the meaning of ths mystic symbols plotted downfall of the next fleet of air ships that made a trip over British and rench soil The British wireless sta tions as well as the rench were put In possession of the secret and by a Stroke of luck for our side the Germans code IjOnJon without changing thgjr rest was easy The unfortunate German captain soon knew of course that the enemy was wending fake direc tion signals but so accurately had the German wave length been ascertained anq adopted that the Zeppelin wireless operators could not distinguish between the imitation rantically as the German station tried to help the Zepps get their bearing It was no use with rench and British operators cutting In with contrary or tw minutes The Zepps were literally and figuratively at sea they wandered all over northern rance one got out over the Mediterranean and no more Zepp raids were tried during remaining year of war A Grim Experience of rrlmmsst experiences of war to two British wireless oper on cast coast during raid precadinr disastrous one eb ruary lilt On a phonograph record recording signals passing be tween a homegoing Zsppelfn and direction stations In Germany Two of these stations assigned to each Zeppelin They kept sending out sig nals of equal strength so long as the LI sligll course the signals the wireless qual Strength When 1 nal would 2 1 Ss aA BC I I ses i iffink jw'jtfaaf' Cvk 'jPdbPjP r'rr mens was sent to i'arjs bv the British Cabinet which had been soared by Sir nt: fi to wash I xT" II Tf rs'Hnts nWvun Mnltfrar vS Ind Mflt Ceunrll ef Initiated ft class nf ITO Illi be Intn the qhe ill 1 decree wxs conferred by Alhr rt 1 1 11 1 former state deputy Nw tirasp rhp I THEY PAY OR THEMSELVES.