Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 283, 8 October 1914 — Page 12

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ffE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, OCT. 8. 1914

POOR ASSISTANCE LOW FOR QUARTER

The smallest poor accounts of this year for one quarter were allowed trustees of the various townships, by the county commissioners. The claims were larger than for corresponding quarters of previous years however. The following amounts were let: James Howarth, Wayne, $934.24; Samuel Clevenger, Abington. $63; M and us E. Mason, Jackson, $364.65; L. H. Hosier. Harrison. $38.60; Enos T. Veal, Perry, $3; William H. Miller, Washington, $83.53; James F. Harris, Center, $117.07; C. I. Stotelmeyer, Jefferson. $62; C. S. Keever, New Garden, $54.20; C. H. Bond, Clay, $43.74; W. K. Brown. Greene. $59.80; Nathan Grave, Franklin, $11.50. Why Net Publish It?

When you want a fact to become

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The Lutheran league of Trinity Lu

theran church will meet this evening

for Jhe monthly transaction of business

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .uewis

Pilgrim, 920 South Fifth street. TEACHERS TO MEET. The regular weekly meeting of the teachers of St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday school, will be. held this evening In the parlors of the church. DICKEY TO LEAVE. The Rev. Harry E. Dickey, who will leave soon to take up missionary work in India, will assist in the communion service at the First English Lutheran church next Sunday morning. The preparatory service for the communion will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock. INSTRUCTS CHILDREN. Rev. E. G. Howard, pastor of the First English Lutheran church, today announced arrangements for the organization of the classes of catechumens of that church for this winter's study. The children who expect to receive instructions have ben asked to meet the Rev. M. Howard at 4 or 7 o'clock Friday evening or at 9 o'clock Saturday morning, at which time the classes will be organized. ORGANIZE CLASSES. Classes have been orgenlzed to receive instructions preparatory to confirmation among the young people of Trinity and St. Paul's Lutheran congregations, and preliminary instructions have been given.

Chateau De Coride Shelled by Germans

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HIRES HORSE HERE.

may obtain a military advantage over her French advesary. It was' by this act rather than by anything which had preceded It that Germany awakened the resentment of practically all the rest of the civilized world; a re

sentment which became all the greater when afterwards she levied tribute on the defenseless citizens of Brussels,

when she reduced te ashes a great

part of the city of Louvain and destroyed not . only Malines with its cathedral but a great number of small

er Belgian towns and Tillages. 8be '

defends these acts by saying that civil

ians fired upon her soldiers and that -. . u ... In some cases Belgian women killed L I Uver IS the Urea Health

them or mutilated them. Even if this

The police are looking for a man known as Bob Lewis, who is wanted at Eaton for assaulting a Greek, cutting off his thumb and robbing him of $100. He came to Richmond and hired a man to drive him to Hagerstown.

He is believed te be in that locality.

UUH1 SLUG3S3U?

be so, a great deal ought tobe pardon

ed to a population who see their

homes thun wantonly invaded by those to whom they had given no offense moreover the burning of a great city with its university, library and works of art is a punishment entirely disproportioned to such an offense. When

we took vera urns, me Mexicans sniped our soldiers from the roofs and windows, yet we never thought of burning the whole city In retaliation.

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The Chateau de Conde is only one ofmany celebrated French palaces that have been destroyed by German shells.

FOULKE CENSURES GERMANS FOR ATTACKS ON BELGIANS

BY W. D. FOULKE. We have already seen that in regard to the relative responsibility of Germany or Russia for the outbreak of the general war there is a good deal that can be said on each side. Austria was bent updh punishing Servia and Germany approved in advance (so Count Bernstorff, the German ambassador in Washington tells us) the Austrian ultimatum to Servia which meant nothing but war. But it is hard for us to know accurately how deep was the provocation Servia had given to Austria and how much Russian intrigue had been responsible for the agitation in Servia, directed against Austria and culminating in the murder of Archduke Ferdinand. Just as in a quarrel between individuals the use of expletives of constantly increasing vigor and offensiveness

lead inevitably to a fight, so each step

taken by Servia

lor organization gave her began her mobilization and demanded from France an immediate assurance of neutrality. France being unable to give this on account of her alliance with Russia was forced to make immediate preparations to protect herself from invasion. But although up to this time, the blame can be distributed with much equality among the different powers this cannot be said of the next steps in the great ga meof war, namely the invasion of Belgium. The neutrality of Belgium had long been guaranteed by England, France and Prussia and the maintainance of that neutrality had been affirmed by the Hague tribunal in which German as well as the other great powers were represented. Belgium had done nothing to

er and more numerous. It would take more time to invade France that way and Germany felt that she could not afford the time she claimed that she was conducting a fight for her national existence and she determined to invade Belgium at once. She asked of the Belgium government permission for her troops to pass through Belgian territory promising to restore the land and pay all damages when the war was over and she demanded an immediate answer. Now Belgium could not consent to the occupation of her territory by the German troops. This would itself have been an act of war against France. It was her bounden duty to the powers who had guaranteed her neutrality-and she could not afford to have her soil used as the battle ground for the contending armies. So she refused her consent and small and weak as she was she bravely undertook to defend her territory against the invasion of the German hosts. Justify Invasion. There are some adherents of Germany who are now attempting to justify this Belgian invasion on the incredible ground that Belgium had some sort of a secret understanding with France by which the French

should be allowed to use Belgian ter-

we. A French attack upon our flank in the district of the lower Rhine might have become disastrous. Thus we have been forced to disregard the protects of the governments of Luxemburg and Belgium. The wrong which we thus commit we shall try to make good as soon as our military aim is attained. Whoever, like us, is fight

ing a supreme fight, must think only of hacking his way through." Later the chancellor in upbraiding the English ambassador, Mr. Goschen. declared that it was- an outrage that England should make war upon a kindred nation for "a mere scrap of paper." Thus Germany overrides the rights of a weaker power and violates her written obligations in order that she

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If tha llm la aat af ardar the whala boa aaATan. The liver prdaca aad regulates tha Mia. and wlthaat alia there caa ha mm prayer 4lcatlaa or aaalaUhttlaai f tha faad. particularly tha fata. BHa alae S?acto aad aaalata tha hawels. If there la toa little hUa the hewala hacaajia dogged, earns tlpated, lrregalar. If there' taa Moeh hlle the kldneya and alt la suffer tha akla becomes sallow aad doll, the eyes yellow, aad tha aria a deeper yellow. ' One vital arsaa eaaaot be affected without all the ethers Buffering. Centlnaoaa liver treable res alts la

irritability, loos af appetite, ladlseatlea

violate ner neutrality. sne was an j ritory Germany, it is said, merely got j

aDSOiuieiy innocent party entitled lo;tv,pr firHt others bbv that a Fronrh

Austria, Russia, Ger-i live her own life in peace both as a, aeronlane flew over Beleium in mak-

many and France respectively added

something to the danger of a critical situation and led to the final conflict. Most potent among these aggravations was the fear of each party that the other would mobilize first and be able

matter of natural right and by the '

express agreement of England, France i and Germany. ': Bismarck himself, in the Franco-1

Prussian war of 1870 had respected ; that neutrality. But now Germany's 1

to strike the first blow when the fight j military plans required that France

TO HOLD SOCIAL. The Wideawake Bible class of the j Second English Lutheran Sunday school held a social last evening at the home of Stephen M. Shank, 219 Lin

coln street. PLANS FOR TEA. The Women's Missionary society of the Second English Lutheran church will hold a tea Friday evening at the home of Miss Ella Knollenberg, 139

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came. Servia Mobilizes. Thus Servia mobilized at once when she received the Austrian ultimatum. Then followed the mobilization in Austria and the Russians who knew it would take a long time to bring their troops together were stimulated by Austria's mobilization to collect her army as soon as possible and Germany unwilling to lose the opportunity to

ing a reconaissance, that some French ' officers crossed their territory in an j automobile, etc. etc. That these things are an afterthought and a mere pretext is shown by the speech of the German chancellor himself in the ; Reichstag. He said: "We are now acting in self-defense, j

should be attacked and subjugated I

quicKiy so mat uermany mignt tnen i anri necessity knows no law. Our

release the great body of her troops i trnnn havo nrnunBH t ,nmiiiir and i

upon her j perl laps have already been obliged to j

cross the Belgian frontier. This action

for the war with Russia eastern frontier.

Belgium Short Route. Now the quickest way to get at; France was through Belgium. There! was indeed a long frontier immediate-! ly between France and Germany but !

on this direct line the roads were more

strike the first blow which her super- difficult and the fortifications strong-

violates international law. The French government, it is true, has declared in Brussels that it would respect the neutrality of Belgium as long as the enemy would respect it. But we know that France stood ready to invade. France could not afford to wait not

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DISCUSS PERSONAL WORK. I Personal work and personal service ' will form the basis for the discussion 1 at the mid-week prayer service at Heid Memorial church at 730 o'clock this ; evening. !

Members of Richmond lodge, 196, F. and A. M., and all other Masons in good standing, are requested to meet at the temple Saturday, October 10, at 1 p. m. to attend the funeral of Brother J. E. Dean. By order W. M. M. D. Poulter, Secretary. ESCAPES STIFF FINE

Harry Wells, first arrested on the charge of stealing a horse and rig own- J ed by the Little liv ery barn, was fined : $1 and costs in city court for intoxica- j tion. The fact that the man was drunk when he drove away with the ! horse and that he really did not in- j tend to steal it resulted in him being! I . .1 .. . 1 . V. ) ,1 . i I

cii&igru wnu a. mitiueiueaiiur instead of a felony.

Fried oyster lunoh Saturday afternoon and evening. Patterson's 14 South Ninth street. 10-thurs-f rl-tf

URIC ACID IN MEAT CLOGS THE KIDNEYS Take a glaaa of Salts if your Back hurts or Bladder bothers you Drink more water.

If you must have your meat every day, eat It, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted authority who tells us that meat forms uric acid which almost paralyzes the kidneys in their efforts to expel it from the blood. They become sluggish and weaken, then you suffer with a dull

misery in the kidney region, sharp

pains in the back or sick headache,

dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often get sore and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three

times during the night.

To neutralize these irritating acids, to cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste get four ounces of Jad Salts from any phar

macy here; take a tablespoonful in a

glass of water before . breakfast for

a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the. acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so It no longer Irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot injure, and makes a delightful effervescent ythia-water drink. Adf TtlsementJ I

To get your choice of some of our beautiful framed pictures at 10 per cent discount during the fare-refunding week. Japanese Hand-Carved Teakwood In trays, coasters, hair receivers, puff boxes, card trays and other novelties at 10c, 35c, 50c up. Corns in, see this beautiful work of art. Hand-Painted China We do our own painting and give special attention to orders. A large assortment to select from. Arts and Crafts Jewelry The newest thing in jewelry. Every piece made by hand. In rings, lavalliers, bar pins, cuff links, watch fobs, book ends, etc. White China and Artist Materials White china for the decorator and all other supplies. Hasburgs and Sleepers gold, 65c per box, $7.20 per dozen. Picture Framing Our new line of fall moulding is now complete. All the latest styles of woods and designs. We also cary a very extensive line of ready made frames in all the latest styles. Visit this store while on your fall shopping tours. In the heart of the shopping district. RICHMOND ART STORE

Phone 1012.

829 Main Street.

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Jewelers

To visit our store and to see our beautiful stock of the many new things which the season offers, is to know where you can gain the greatest satisfaction in the purchase of gifts for autumn weddings and the latest novelties in gifts for the coming Xmas. Our Special Sale On Elgin Watches at $8.85 and on Charms and Fobs at $1.00 to $5.C0 Is Especially Deserving oi Your Consideration, While Exceptional Values in PLATEMMD PICTURE FRAMES at 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00 is a big special which we shall continue through next week.

Fares Credited on all Purchases Made of Us

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DR. A. O. MARTIN

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LAST CHICAGO EXCURSION This Saaaon Via C.&.O. Saturday Night, Oct. 10. $3.25-Round Trip-$3.25 Tour last opportunity to visit Chicago at greatly reduced rates. Train leaves Richmond 8:15 p. m. Returning leaves Chicago midnight Sunday night, arriving Richmond 8:32 Monday morning. C. A. BLAIR, City Ticket Agent. Home Telephone 2062.

MONEY Loaned on household goods, pianos, teams, fixtures, etc without removal at the Legal Rate. We loan from $5 to $100. See us before borrowing. If unable to call, write or phone and our agent will call at your home. The State Investment & Loan Company PHONE 2560 Room 40 Colonial Bldg Richmond, Ind.