Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 13, 27 November 1916 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, NOV. 27, 1916

KARL f. r.:OSBAUGII OF GAM0RID6E CITY GALLED DY DEATH

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Nov. 27. Karl Franz Mosbaugh, the youngest aon of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mosbaugh, died Sunday morning from tuberculosis. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the home. Rev. F. B. Stearna of the Presbyterian church conducting the service. Inter ment In Riverside cemetery. He was born in Cambridge City, Sept 1890, and graduated from the high school. May, 1908. The next year he entered Earlham college, spending two years and later two years in Wabash college, where he would have completed the course In one more year,, but was ntricken with paralysis, which developed Into lung trouble.- For more than four years be made a flgfft for health, spending a year In Phoenix, Ariz., during which time he manifested a remarkable degree of patience. The parents and two brothers, John L.,: of Teaque, Tex., and Dr. R. P: Mosbaugh of College Corner, O., survive him. i

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(All articles for this column must not exceed 300 words. Contributors must sign their names, although the name will be withheld by the management at the request of the writer. Articles having no name attached will be thrown in the waste basket.) ;

Contrary to our repeated public statements that the agitation for the removal of the two Rivcrdale saloons is not being conducted In the Interest of a general wet-or-dry or antl-Baloon campaign, this Impression nevertheless seems to prevail. Why this j Is the case, cannot be Interpreted otherwise than that certain Interests believe that a majority of the public and of the officials are wet, and therefore with shrewd persistence these interests are active in keeping alive the Impression that this is a dry subter- , fuge which should be defeated. Any criticism that I may have made myself liable to since I began to work In this city and there has been plenty of it has been entirely due to my direct instead of Indirect methods of dealing with people. It Is surprising therefore that now in this matter my

motives should be impugned as having ulterior designs.' I wish to state again, then, that this is nothing more or nothing less than a simple moral Issue to save the characters, reputations and lives of poor people in a particular locality; that it 1b a matter that should appeal to all alike, whether they be wet or dry, pro-saloon or anti-saloon, retainers or abstainers, dealers or customers; that it is a matter which deserves the hearty cooperation of all of our citizenship. -The drys do not compromise their position of having all saloons abolished by favoring this restrictive measure; the wets do not compromise their position of "personal liberty" by favoring certain restrictions provided by law for the common good; . the liquor dealers do not compromise their position of wishing to. continue their trade by helping to weed out the worst; while the councilmen who vote

for the removal of these two particular saloons do not thereby place themselves on record as being now and in the future dry. but simply as being moral men who are governed by their sense of social responsibility, by their interest in the welfare of the weakest among our citizenship. I do not know whether the majority of our Richmond's citizenship or of our councilmen are wet or dry, but I do know that the great mass of our citizenship and all of our councilmen are moral and sensible people.. I do not

know whether the majority of the

Riverdale people do or do not favor these two saloons, but I do know that

a full and free expression from theae people on this matter is impossible simply because they would lay themselves open thereby to attacks from the lawless elements, and self-preservation is the first law of lifo. I believe therefore that Richmond's moral forces, Including Richmond's councilmen, will view this matter in the right light, and that none of them will permit himself to be hoodwinked by the insidious suggestion that this moral campaign is the opening of a

general wet-or-dry campaign, or that

it Is an attempt to place councilmen on record as to their being wet or

dry. Sincerely yours, JOHN MELPOLDERi

THE GOLD OF THE GODS RV A RTHT TP K P J?TTi? (A Mystery of the Incas Solved by A MS. mUll . KEiEi;Et Cndg Kennedy, Scientific Detective)

I could not help sympathizing with the brave girl in her struggle between the attack against Lockwood and her love and confidence in him. f It did not need words to tell me that evidence must be overwhelming to convince her that her lover might be involved in any manner. Kennedy examined the anonymous letter carefully for , several minutes, while we watched him in silence. - "Too clever to use a typewriter," he remarked, still regarding the note through the lens of a hand-glass. "Almost any one would have used a machine.. That would have been due to the erroneous idea that typewriting cannot be dected. -The-fact is -that the typewriter is pernaps a worse means of concealing identity than i3 disguised handwriting, especiall printing like this. It doesn't afford the effective protection tb the criminal that one supposes. On' the contrary, the typewriting of such a note may be the direct means by which it can be traced to its source. . We can determine what kind of machine it was

done with, then what particular ma

chine was used can be Identified."

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table, as he tore off a bit of the corner oftthe sheet , of paper and examined it." v. .. - .-. ; "There is one thing I can,, do .now. though," he continued. I can study the quality of the paper in this sheet f it were only torn like those warnings we have already received, it might perhaps be mated with another piece as accurately as if the act had been performed before our eyes." He picked up a little instrument with a small curved arm and a finely threaded screw that brought the two flat surfaces of the, arm and the end of the Bcrew together. . . ; : "There is no such good fortune in this case, however," he resumed, placing the paper between the two small arms. "But by measurements made by this vernier micrometer caliper I can find the precise thickness of the

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paper as compared to the other camples." He turned to a microscope and placed the corner of the paper under It Then 4- drew- from- the drawer the four scraps of paper which had already been sent to us, as well as a pile of photographs. .-, ' ' ; "Under ordinary .circumstances," he explained, "I saboW think that what I am, doing- would be utterly valueless as .a c)ue -to anything. But we are

reduced to the minutiae In this affair. And today science is not ready to let anything pass as valueless." He continued to look at the various; pieces of paper under the microscope. "I find under microscopic examination," he went on, addressing Inez, but not looking up from the eye-piece as

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A review of the highest and lowest temperatures, recorded daily at the government observation station last week follows: Sunday highest, 67;

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