Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 268, 22 October 1915 — Page 9
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,WA5HINOTON,. Oct. , 23.AIthousl officials made little pretense of disguisingtheir: horror over the official report - made br Brand Whltlock, the United States "; minister to , ' Belgium concerning the execution of Miss Edith Ca veil, the English woman head ' of .a. training '. school In Brussels, they frankly admitted 'the entire question 'was one between Great. Britain ; and Gerfmany. Already , the representatives ' of the state department asking that the death sentence Imposed upon woman companions of Miss Ca veil be commuted have borne fruit through the action of the emperor, who has directed that these ' two woman be pared. But with Miss Cavell dead, there Ms no way In which the United ptateacan do anything.. , '.I , , Represents Britain. -' In this connection It was explained today. Minister Whltlock acted as the representative of the . British government in all of the negotiations to save 'the English woman's life. .British Interests are being looked after by him. But ; inasmuch as his appeals were made in the name of humanity, as well it is not impossible that the officer ; directly responsible for the
execution will be asked by the Ger
man emperor why the seeming undue haste in carrying out the death sentence was necessary. - The fact that there was no charge of espionage against Miss Cavell, but that she was executed for aiding Belgians of military age to join the Belgian army to fight against Germany, and also of aiding British and French soldiers to escape, has caused wonder that the death sentence had to be Imposed. The . explanation from German sources that ,. it was necessary, "if the authority of the court-martial
was to be maintained." is not accepted
here. Officials generally take the position that, because of her sex. imprisonment would have been sufficient, although admitting that so ; far as international law was concerned, the Germans acted within their rights.
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Sir Ralph wa so angrz that he lg. nor4 the ha4 ttnCUmm fcim and slacuaaa Ua- Aosr tekim4v bfaxt violently. ' ' - It wag wliM to argue with a Jealous wmsao, a toW himself savagely. Ha had oilt vary aroch oa. th hope Of her asalatoBco. Ho. coald ojf ,ourso lastltute procedings against . little James VarBey.-aad 'having produced the - cortlfloata of . marriage , between Steele and LoaUe. leave it to the defense to upset that marriage by proving aa earlier one. - : But oven la: the absence of docu mentary .proofs, Stoelo's - owatostfmony that ho was the husband .of aa other ; woman whoa ho married Leslie, being as the lawyers would call it, an admission against his own: Interest, might have very ooasidorabto weight with the court, and supposing after all the story -wore true? The production of a document would, of ooarse dispose once for oil of hit claim and leave him without the hope of ever getting any money out of Leslie. ; i It would not do jto antagoniso her if ho was not Quite sure of getting the property. onny't flvo thousand had been a mer drop In the. ocean of his financial aocessttlea. s .-4 aThere, were claims ' and charges against him which could not bo staved off till the.caaeluaion of a lengthy and doubtful lawsuit. He had succeeded in Ingratiating himself to some extant with his cousin's widow, for whom at times he was obnsclous of a queer liking. 8he was not likely to be deaf, at Oswald ha4 boon, to a pressing appeal for assistance at least not the first or,, second Jtlme.
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ALEXANDRIA WETS WIN IN ELECTION
. ALEXANDRIA, Ind., Oct. 22 Without Indulging in any shouting, Alexandria's six saloon keepers resumed business today thoroughly satisfied with the result of Thursday's local option election, when every ward loomed up with a substantial endorsement of the legally regulated beer and liquor store.
The picture shows members of the French engineering corps stringing telegraph wires through the trenches in the Argonne. When a position is changed and new trenches occupied, new lines of wire are immediately put in so that no time' may , be lost in the communication system. 1 : -
NO REASON FOR IT
When Richmond Citizens Show a Way There can be no reason why any reader of this who suffers the tortures of an aching back, the annoyance of urinary disorders, the pains and dangentoel Money ill will jmll! to heed' the words of a neighbor who has found relief. Read what a "Richmond citizen Bays,;.. r .. , - - Henry Brokamp machinist, 60 Sher- , man St.. Richmond, says: "I used to be troubled a lot by my kidneys. Sometimes my back got weak and ached. Then the kidney secretions . became too frequent in passage. Each time I have been this way I have procured a box of Doan'8 Kidney Pills at Luken & Co.'s drug store and 'they have never failed to relieve me. They have done me more good than all the other medicines I have taken put together." . Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simEly ask for a kidney remedy get loan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Brokamp had. Fqster-Milburn Co., lrops., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Her Husband's Widow
The baronet sat down. He twirled the ends of his long mustache and considered the woman in the corner. "You are a bold woman, Jenny," he remarked, "Very bold to talk to me like that. You forget what I know." "I don't care twopence what you know," she declared with a snap of the fingers. "As to that diamond business, it was only a crime according to the law of Cape Colony, and nobody over here cares. Besides, I could cajl witnesses to prove that you were as guilty as I. Ah, that makes you fidget. That's why I sent for you to tell you ta. If I had had time to .take advice you wouldn't have got that money out of me." She had not taken advice, but she knew that -the lie would frighten him. She raised herself from her favorite recumbent posture, helped herself to a cigarette, and blew the first puff of smoke very deliberately in his direction. "Checkmate all around." she announced as she let her head drop back on the cushions. Sir Ralph rose to take his leave. He paused and stood looking across the table. "It's extraordinary," he said in an expostulatory tone, "that a shrewd woman like you should not see which
way your interest lies. Think what you are sacrificing for . the sake of that man a, ranker. Where in lies his charm I fail to see" "Youth good looks character courage." The baronet made a movement of impatience. "Not very marketable assets atod two of them highly perishable. Can't you see, Jenny, that we are natural allies? Come, now, retract that absurd story of your marriage. Or, rather; deny you ever said anything of the kind. If that girl stole the man you prize, here's a chance to get even with her." "By throwing her into his arms? Not if I know it." "And-do you expect me to let myself be done out of my inheritance because you are Jealous of Leslie?" cried the exasperated baronet. "For let me tell you once for all that I do not believe for one moment "that you ever were Steele's wife. I will take steps to prove that you weren't." She laughed derisively. "I should think you would find that jolly difficult. Go ahead. In any case I shouldn't be a party to swindling a baby out of hit inheritance." "Swindling? Why, it's mine by law." "If that's your only title it's a pret-
Mr- and Mrs. C. W. Bloom and Mr.
and Mrs. W, L. Hahn were in New Madison Monday In atteadanee at the and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hahn were in New Madison Monday In attendance at the funeral. of . Mrs. Bloom's brother-in-law, Andrew Barnhart. Mrs. "Mary Conner and son" Harry of Sugar Valley - spent Sunday with Mrs. K. W; Miller and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hurry McPhersen and daughter "of Eldorado were Sunday gnestt'Of local relatival. Mr. 'and Mrs.lP. J. Cohrin entertained Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Venoman Reld and Miss Wanda King and D. A.. Raney. . Misses Mary- Hawley and' Carrie Haller were Sunday guests of Indianapolis friends. Rev. Ruth E. Hemphill spent Sunday at New Madison. Miss Margaret Bonn Is enjoying a week's vacation from her duties In the telephone exchange, having taken a week the early part' of October, also. Mrs. Lucy A. M. Hutton spent the week end with relatives at Spartansburg, Ind.
FIRM BANKRUPT v.--
I CHICAGO, Oct 22. Bankruptcy pro
ceedings were pending today in the case of W. K. Cowan, president of W.
K. Cowan & Co.. manufacturers . of
furniture and dealers In art objects, who listed liabilities of $386,158 and
assets of $495. The manufacturing
company, according to Cowan s petition, is solvent
FEAR FOR VESSELS
COPENHAGEN, Get 22. Three German steamers which were due at Nalmoe on Wednesday, have failed to reach port end are reported to have been sunk by British submarines.
STOMACH TROUBLES Digestion is largely a mechanical process. When there 'are stomach troubles there is usually a weakness of the muscles upon which digestion so largely- depends. To strengthen these muscles and overcome stomach troubles our druggist, Leo H. Fib guarantees Vinol, a reliable non-secret remedy, which contains iron to purify and enrich, the blood, the medicinal extractives of fresh cod livers, without oil, and the nourishing properties of beef peptone, . all combined in a delicious native wine. )t you are suffering from stomach trouble, it will pay you to try it.--Adv.
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EW PARIS, O-jOct ; .2iA. ' prowling cat came in contact with ' -an inquisitive bull pup in front of the home of William Pierson. Both , cleared for action, and engaged.' Getting the worst of it the cat rex treated up a telephone pole.' but collided with -a live wire, losing all nine of lit Uvea,. tncidanUlly ... being cremated. In meeting its I doom, however, ' the feline " had '. - her revenge upon the vtctorloes - canine. The live wire burning in ' - twain one of its' ends felL severely' ' but not fatally shocking the' dog as it stood barking with its fore feet against the tree. 'The wire; became entangled with a willow - tree, almost burning it down be- ' fore the current was shut off.
PREMIER AtQUITH. i l The Illness of Premier Asaulth probably will cause postponement of debate . on the Cabinet's war policy and thus delay, for a few days, at least, the crisis whloh seemed' imminent -with the assignation of Sir Edward Careen as Attorney General and the eonsulation of the King with Arthur Bonar Law. - ' "
LOSES HER FINQER.
EATON, O., Oct. 22. Mrs. Clyde V. Zimmerman lost the end of the second finger of her right band Wednesday evening when she struck it with a large corn knife. The accident occurred at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Riner, - North Maple street She was engaged In cutting corn for chickens. The injury was attended by Dr. J. C. Ryder.
A Never . Failing Way to Banish Ugly Hairs
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No woman is immune to superfluous growths, and because these are likely io appear at any time, it Is advisable
to. always have some delatone powder handy to use when the occasion, arises. A-. paste : is made with some of . the powder :. and - - water and -spread upon the hairy surface;- te about two' minutes this is carefully removed and the skin washed. You will then find that your skin is entirely free from hair or fuzz. Be sure, however, to get the real delatone. Adv.
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The' women of twelve ' states will vote for president at the next election.
Dontworry any v more about that Itching akin-trouble. Just get a Jar of resinol ointment and a cake of resinol
- soap at any drag store. -With the resinol -soap and warm water bathe the affected parts thoroughly, until they are
free from crusts and the skin Is softened. Dry very gently, spread on a thin layer of the
resinol ointment and cover with a light bandage if necessary to protect the clothing. This should be done twice a day. Usually the distressing Itching and burning stop with the first treatment and the skin soon becomes clear and healthy again. For trial free, write to Dept. 5-R, Resinol. Baltimore, Md. Adv.
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ILL positively stop bleeding of the gums. Correct add mouth. Prevent ovorrhea. This we guarantee, for to the laboratoriet
finest product we have added the best corrective and preventative for pyorrhea, swollen, sensitive, bleeding gums and like ailments known to dental science. -:;s.v . ; :y ; ' .' Senreco has a delicious lasting flavor. . Leaves a wholesomely clean, cool and pleasant taste in the mouth. 'Makes the teeth glisten.., .Has just sufficient substance to it to remove the mucuoos secretion j but ; not enough to injure the enamel of the teeth,- x li'ijrQ In cases where tartar Tiasyaccumukted; gums reccxlcxl, decay Set in or an acute condition ' of pyorrhea developed see . your.; dentist . immediately. :-' -.:y-'i"'r'r:.:. Druggists generally have now stocked Senreco. However, thovldjroursaoc have done v ; to, send us 25c (coin or stamps) together with your druggist's namo and address Snd . we will see that you are supplied. Don't take a substitute and think you have SemecO. Begin this pleasant, effective treatment at once.' Delay may cause you incrovtouextte possibly the loss of your teeth. Dental authorities state that pyorrhea is "the most general disease in the world;" that about 90 of us' have it in some form or other. Why not 'phone your druggist now? . " rJ Retail Druggists: Your wholesaler can supply you with Senreco. Should you have any difficulty, we . will ship direct and invoice through your jobber.
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