Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 23, 8 December 1916 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ANp SUN-TELEGRAM, FfUBAY,; DEQ. 8,; 1916

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM

Published Every Eveninsr Except Sunday, pgr ' Palladium Printing Co. PalWdiUm Building,' North Ninth and Sailor St R. G. Leeds, Editor. E. H, Harris, Mgr.

altered at tfao Fost OfHcc at lUchaiond. Indiana, aa 8 oui C!sa Mail Matter.

This May Help Explain It V The Cbinarpan has abandoned sandals and tafeen to, wearing shoes. Chinese purchases of shoes trebled last yea. That may help explain why shoes are easting more in the United States If some q the foreign' countries, where, the wear-, ing of saidals hs beejR fa vogue since history bet gan, adopt the eastern, of usinsf shoes, greater de-? wand for leather wiU ensue. We might this line, of reasoning to greater length were it not for the. knowledge that agenta of the. European belligerents have made heavy inroad on leather stocks here; depleting the market and sending the price to the sky Put an embargo on leather and shoes and then we will buy footwear at the old. price. " . "Easy Money" All of us are looking for a chance to make money. James Miller, a young clerk in the Liberty National hank of New York, was obsessed of the same Idea He took a short cut, Now he is accused of embezzling $44,919, The money was fed into the Wall Street hopper where he saw others winning hundreds of thousands. The lure of "easy money' led hhn astray. It may be a .hard grind to earn enough for a modest living, jhrat one has the satisfaction of knowing that it's eafer and better than, courting easy money" and ilanding in jail with afejon's number and conyfct's badge,

Defeating Conscription .... ' - . Conscription never went well with tb& masses.

Every man insists on his inherent riM. ciding for himself. He resents a governmental

decree proclaiming that he muse. go. to, war irre

spective of his own voUtion. The Australians

recently gave a. striking proof of the. general hos

tility of men toward enf orce.4 military sendee.

Governmental leaders, believmg that, England needed more men to fight against the. ' Central

Powers, started an agitation for eoujsory

service, the question finally-going before the peer pie in a referendum. The Austrakans, voted it

down by a majority of 60,000 out of a total, vot?

of about 2,OO0,m ' ; Although women art Mowed to yote in Aua

tralia, it was not their vote but that of the, Lafeor party which defeated the measurer'' AQtlKIT strong contributory factor was the feeling that

Australia - had already offered thousands - of

her young men, most of .whom went ta death at

Gallipoli because of British mismanagement and

incompetence. . ' . The remnant of that valiant host is now fight

ing on the Somme front, but the small gain of six miles at a sacrifice of 400,000 men isn't a factor that would prompt, the fathers and brothers of these soldiers to vote conscription upon their own heads and force them to leave, at the rate of

16,500 men a month to, fill the gaps that German machine guns and howitzers are tearing , in the

ranks of the Allies,

About 300,000 Australians have volunteered for service. The population of the. country is

about 5,000,000,000. It is fair to the Australasians to say that they have done their duty by the Empire and that they cannot be condemned

for refusing to accept conscription.

Copyright 191 by the McClure N One Kinrning in ' the winter when things had been very dull in the forest for a long time, Mr. Fox thought of a scheme to have a good time. ' So he hnrrlod' around to all the forest folk and told them he thought it would be great fun to have a sliding party, and that on hl$ way over to Mr. Rabbit's house he aaw a big bank of snow he was but would be the very finest place for a slide, "Of course, there is no use trying to awaken Mr. Bear," he told the forest folks when they all started out, "he will be so sound asleep that nothing could wake him, and, besides that, I think he has moved, for I did not see his house when I came along through the forest." ? Mr. Rabbit pulled his cap dowj over his cars, for they were so long they got cold before any other part of his body felt the least bit chilly. . Mr. Squirrel shivered a little and

aakl he thought it was a poor time in the year for sliding; that the summer suited him much better for all kinds of sport. Mr. Possum saw them aa they ' passed his house and called out to know where they were, going. "We are going for a elide," said Mr. Fox, "but 1 suppose you would rather go out at night," he added, with a wink at the others. Mr. Possum, did not. pretend to nottce this last remark of Mr. Fox and .said he would go along with them if he could find his mittens. 80 they watted a minute for Mr. PoBsum, who finally found his last winter's mittens in an old trunk in

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the attic, where he had put them to, keep out the moths. "You look like a great fur coat, said Mr. Fox. "I wonder some one does not try to take your warm coat away from you one of these moon-light nights." Mr. Possum said that thing had often been tried but he had always been too quick. Now they were all ready, Mr Fo told them to follow him and he would show them the big bank of snow he had found. . "I thought Mr. Bear lived around this part of the forest," said Mr. Possum, ''but I do not see his house anywhere." "I think he moved away Just hefora he went to sleep for the winter," replied Mr, Fox. "I have not seep tois house in a long time, but he would not care for winter sports; he does not like cold weather." "How are we to get to the top of the snowbank ?' asked Mr, Possqm. "It is pretty high and I do not see how we can slide up; we can slide down easy enough.' "Oh? Mr. Rabbit and Mr. Squirrel can run up there easy enough," said Mr. Fox, "and by banging on to. one end o'f a stick they can help us tq climb up." "There, now, we are all here,' said Mr. Fox, after they were all at the top of the snowbank. "Watch me and do as I do--thia way." Mr. Fox sat down! on the top of the snowbank as he spoke, holding out his paws. Ppwn he slid and Mr. Possum after him. Mr Rabbit followed and Mr. Squliv rel and they all decided that Mr. Fox was a good fellow to invite them to hta sliding party,

They could climb up easy now that there was a path, so up and down they went three or four times, and then something happened. Mr. Fox started to slide, and when he was half way down he just dropped out of sight' "Where did he go?" they all asked, looking at each other with wide-open eyes. "Oh! Mr. Fox, where are you?" called Mr. Possum. "Oh! I am killed," called a very faint voice from somewhere below. "I have fallen into the middle of the

world. Come quick and help me; I know I am killed"

Possum tqA Mr. Squirrel he.

peuer run qawn ae suae and see where Mr. Pox wont, hnsmset ho wsa

so light fat weight and bo quick on his

There is a big hole here and he is

at the bottom," said Mr. Squirrel "What, shall we dor

Just then Mr. Rabbit got too near

Mr, Possum's feet, and when Mr. Pos

sum felt him he jumped for he was

rather nervous about what miht vn

Pen: he lost his halnnCA and enraKhaH

Mr. Rabbit to save himself, and down they went, striking Mr, Squirrel, who

" 4WB.U1S mm me none, ana in tney all, went on top of Mr. Fox. Mr. Fox thought the world had SAItlA t n nn Anil

for sure when they all piled on top of

mm. Mr, Squirrel was the first to Jump up. "Well, we are all together, anv.

way," he said, "But where are we? Mr. fossum was keeping very still

ouu aeyi. uus eyeg oipseq, e WOUltl pretend he was dead until he

where he was, he thought, and he did not move until Mr, Fox spoke, ,lJ don't know where we are," Xhc

saia, out 1 can see pies and cakes,

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an4 t thiols a, duck o a-shelf over there? --.; , - "He la cray,"i thought Mr. Possum, opening one eye. Bu4 sure enough ke too. saw pie and cke. an a di5k. V, : Mt. Squirrel and Mr. Rabbit looked and. they: saw Jtof4 wkaV '9-98A Mr,. Posauns saw. ', -i - .' - v n an hungry' sak Mr.. Powom. So. anx V M?,' Fox saaklg a fte ucli, ; " ?ut whee ate we. Is what I want to know," said Mr. Rabbit. . "i wauj o fi on, of; this place,?, ! Hy 4e Idr, Rabbity said V. Fox, I don' care wnere I ai so lon as this good food lists,; but feel quite sijre, can ,ieU, ywj wheife, we are, M you really, waiu to know.;' ", Wkere!"- ney alt askeft together. . In MR house," said W, Fox. "I ell through this trapdoor- in the vpof. anj sura his house must have feee? snowed in by the last atorm and w.e tkoughi H. waja sn.ow-hank.H. that case iri pistr- goJbjwaakl Mr. Possum. ; vlere is a ladder; we can climb up to the skyMgkl out," said Mf. Rabbit Mr, Squirrel dtf. 9 wa for- tRe. others; he ug. ran un 4 ?ft

for home. Mker-ty-spiit when ka keard where he, was. -r ' ; ' ' v " r Wheft other tkiee were, aafy oM Mf. Possum suggested, tkajb tt would be. a. good plan to clpae tk rapdoF. and then there would be no ukle, iKken Mr, Bear came, put hi te. sprtnj;. -.( ' ' it tkjedjk and; slid off Ae roof as mokj j i-.eoiidd. ' Ypur party aa. greaifc success,''' said Mf, Bgisaum to Mi. Fox,, "but. I'd rather not have a pdoor In the slkle next time." , Temorrow'a ftqry--The Wiee foq and the 8illy, page." $TART ItQAN PVND , FOR COLLEGE GIRLS

OFODi, p. Dec, 8. Thirty-me ovuig women students of the College of Lib.eral - Arts, ' Miami university, have started a movement to raise funds to be loaned out in small amounts, to girls who need financial assistance in order to complete their educations. A committee has been ap

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