Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 72, 5 February 1917 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PA1XAUIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, FEB. 5, 1917

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GARBED AS GHOSTS GERMANS ATTACKED; WERE HURLED BACK

(Correspondence of Associated Press.) WITH THE BRITISH IN FRANCE, Via London, Feb. 5. The German raiders who made two attacks Friday morning against the British trenches south of the Ypres salient looked for all the world like the famous Ku-Klux Klan, the crusaders of reconstruction days in the southern state of America. They were clad in white Bhcets fashioned Into a sort of smock, wore white hoods and masks and sought thus to cross the snow covering No Man's land without detection. - , Come Over In Waves The raiders came over in two waves only to be hurled back with heavy losses in killed and wounded. They swept into a perfect storm of machine gun fire and there were crimson splashes in the enow wherever one ff the strange white figures fell. There was a ghostly aspect to this affair throughout. It was attempted at the misty hour when the late winter moonlight fades into th dawn. After an all night vigil in the front line trenches the soldiers' nerves nrj apt to be Jumpy as morning approaches. On this occasion there had been the usual preliminary German bombardment and something was expected but not the ghostly apparitions which eventually greeted the gaze of the sentries as they peered in the chilly half light into th barren stretch of white separating their trenches from those of the enemy. Reagrdless of whether they were ghosts or Germans the sentries knew that the proper thing to do was to shoot and there came a crackle of Jifles all aloig the line. One young Irish officer stood up and let go with his revolver. Thn the machine guns chimed in nnd the first wave of the Attacker war. breaking when the second came over. Two Germans niani?p'l to plunge into a British trench l'i't the- go out so quickly that thoy l-'H behind them unused a can of dynamite, mcny grenades and a rifle.

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A strenuous battle to prevent a debate upon the President's peace message is expected when the resultion of Senator Cummins calling for an open discussion is called upon the calendar and cannot be taken up except by vote. Almost any motion, however, will suffice for Senator Cummins to base a ipeech upon, so that a debate is practically certain. Senator Borah, who has a resolution pending to re-affirm the Monroe doctrine, and which is looked upon as a Elap at President Wilson's peace message, has said that he will not allow his resolution to in:ereferc with that of Senator Cummins, and that he will stand out of the way.

"ALL MAN" AT WASHINGTON THURSDAY

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Philomath Events

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ASKS EXTENSION ON SAILING VESSELS

Mr. and Mrs. John Leistner spent

Tuesday in Brownsville visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Dye.... Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McCashland and daughters, Cora and Gertrude visited Harry McCashland and family in Roseburg Wednesday.... Mr. and Mrs. James Plankenhorn assisted the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. McCashland, at Ablngton with their butchering Wednesday. . . .Shah Chamberlin was called to Indianapolis Thursday on account of the serious illness of his daughter, Margaret, who is attending school there Henry Rodenberg of Geneva, Michigan, came Monday and visited his father, Henry Rodenberg and other relatives here. .. .Messrs. Raymond Kinder and David Plessingcr are cutting wood for Mr. Henry Pierce of near Doddridge Mr. and Mrs., Samuel Fisher attended the funeral of Mr. Jesse Oldhaus at Lyonsville Friday morning Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stevens and daughter will be the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Russel near Centerville.

(By Associated Press.) MADRID, Feb. 2 Via Paris, Feb. o. The government has telegraphed the central empires asking for an extension of time in which Spanish ships now at sea in the blockade zones can return to port. The cabinet met tonight o consider Spans attitude in regard to the German note and King Alfonso will preside over another meeting which will be held tomorrow. The government is considering the establishment of a scheme for insuring Spanish ships.

Peat covers about one-seventh of the area of Ireland and the deposits are estimated to contain 40,000,000,000 tons of fuel.

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STUDENTS EXPELLED

OXFORD. O., Feb. 5. The faculty of Miami University on Saturday expelled five freshmen and three sophomores for inferior scholarship. Their grades at the recent semester examinations fell so far below standard that it was deemed useless to keen them longer in school.

I EACUE TO OBSERVE VALENTINE SOCIAL

At the Luther League meeting St. Paul's Lutheran church, oti Tuesday night, Miss Grace Balzar will present the story of St. Valentine, George Brown will review the topics, Dr. Rohlink will offer prayer, tiro Junior choir will sing, and the social hour will be spent in sending valentines. Valentime decorations will prevail.

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Partnership Dissolved And Otto Rettig Continues Business The firm of Rettig & Johnson has been dissolved and Mr. Rettig will continue the business of manufacturing and the delivering of ice. Mr. Rettig says that all former customers of the old company can expect efficient and prompt service in the delivery and handling of their orders. He will guarantee to give all his customers the best quality of ice and correct weight. All telephone orders will be given prompt attention by telephoning 3121. "We Give Service"

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