Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 62, 23 January 1918 — Page 4

. . , THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23, 1918. PAGE rOOR

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM

AND SUN-TEUSGRAM

Published Every Evening Except Sunday, by Palladium Printing Co. R. G. Leeds, Editor. E. H. Harris, Mgr. Palladium Building. North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond. Indiana, as Second Class Mall Matter.

IIBMBRR Or THE ASSOCIATED FRKSI The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use tor republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of speolal dispatches herein are also reserved.

A New Spirit After the War

Many speculations are rife regarding the results of the great war. Lieut. Perigord believes

a new spirit of international amity and brother

hood will be one of the abiding results. It is incontrovertibly true that nations engag

ing in a common enterprise which draws on their

full man power and taxes the natural resources of their countries, will be intimate and close friends after the consummation of the enterprise.

Great Britian and France were never so close

as they have been in the last three years. Thous ands of their men have learned to know each oth

er intimately. National contempt which one side

focnterly entertained for the other has vanished

in the contemplation of the noble qualities that

have come to the foreground during the struggle. The United States is learning to respect pro l f oundly the worth of our associates in the war and our egotistical contempt for everything foreign ii changing into admiration for things which formerly we saw only darkly. Our young men in France are obtaining a pew vision of internationalism which is superseding the intense national and even sectional feeling that has been characteristic of us. You cannot transport thousands of men into a foreign country without enlarging their intellectual viewpoint. France and Belgium, which

formerly were "little foreign countries somewhere in Europe," whose interests did not concern us, have now become countries that have a direct bearing on our own national life. When our boys return the world will be much larger in their minds than it was when they left Richmond, Abington, Centerville ' or Cambridge City. The boys will learn that Frenchmen have institutions fully as good as ours, ideals fully as high as ours, traditions fully as sacred as ours. They will see that the French, Belgian and French are peoples actuated by motives that are as exalted as our own. They will bring back with them a new appreciation of international co-operation for the betterment of the race as a whole. The meaning of fraternity will have taken on a new light, which with the new vision that has come to the European countries, will help the world stride toward the new goal.

Masonic Calendar

Wednesday, Jan. 23 Webb lodge, No. 24, P. and A. M. Called meeting. Work in the Entered Apprentice degree, commencing at 4 o'clock. Luncheon 6:30 o'clock. Friday, Jan. 25 Richmond lodge, No. 196, P and A. M. Called meeting. Work in the Felelow Craft degree.

FRENCH TAKE PRISONERS

PARIS, Jan. 22. A German raid west or Mavarlan farm in Champagne was without result, says today's official statement "In the region of Auberive, French patrols brought back prisoners. There is nothing to report from the remainder of the front."

Coal will be manufactured by the Cowan Lumber Co., Asheville, N. C, incorporated with $100,000 capital by Asheville and New York manufacturers.

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German Defeat in the Moral Sphere From the American Review of Reviews WHILE the German victories that prolong the war are inflicting frightful damage upon the peoples of Europe and suffering upon the world at large, they are not leading to success or stability for the German cause. They are merely convincing the world of the necessity of a eopreme effort to break down the German program of audacity and violence. Even worse than her losses of man power an attrition that must be felt more, rather than less, from this time on is her loss of standing in a world whicta seta more store by justice and right than ever before. Germany's methods in warfare, intended to provoke exemplary fear, have aroused the world's intense reprobation. Her corrupt propaganda, the horrid trails of which are being traced and exposed in every country, have had the most detrimental effect upon the German repute. No great country has ever so rapidly fallen from a place of honor to one of low esteem. Every year, every month, that prolongs the struggle brings Germany lower in the opinion of mankind. This, of course, applies to the German government and its policies ; to the military and naval leaders of Germany and their atrocious methods; and to the religious and educational leaders, with their falce doctrines and their insane tribal egotism.

THE MEN WHO CAME BACK (Copyrltflted By Eritlsh-Canadian Recruiting Mission.)

By LIEUT. S. M. SCOBIE, 1st Western Ontario Regiment. One night I was out In charge of a patrol on the Belgian front. The three of us wero crawling cautiously forward, examining our wires, when we heard some one approaching. . We fired, exchanging a few bombs, aiming as best we could in the dark, but fortunately we missed our marks. Just then there was a flare-up from the German trenches, and we recognized Canadian uniforms. I called and asked who they were. "C. M. R. Patrol," was the answer. I asked who was in charge. "Corporal Scobie." "Scobie here," I said. He advanced and we looked each other over. It was my brother I had fired at. I had not 'seen him for eleven years. At the age of IS I left home. Was railroading around Calgary and Medicine Hat part of the time. I have six brothers in the war, and I knew some Of them were in England dr France, but I did not know where. , 111 tell you the biggest day I had over there. The day after I found

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WE SWEAR OFF Knocking the H. C. of L. t Listening to pessimists. Criticising the senate. Kici ing about the war. . lAftting hash on meatless days, uf Roaming the 2 percent beer. Cabttig ating the railroads. Maktn faces t the wealthy. - SpemUng our money on movies. Writing letters to the papers. And al' ot tho other short and simple pleasiA-es of the poor. Well, thf "contemptible little army" In France m reached 300.000 In size and it can &o to 3.000,000 without a flutter if necessary. A shirtless Aiy has been suggested In a Minnesota tfown. It might do for a Mississippi tovn, but a Minnesota town? B-r-r-r! - The government may take control

my brother in No Man's Land, we went back of the lines. There were four of us. We found an 'Estaminet and near there the boys ran across some chickens. You should have seen one of them coming around the Estaminet with his coat buttoned over a hen, the white feathers falling to the ground as he opened his coat. My brother seldom laughs, but he laughed that day. We made a chicken stew and had a big feed. Givenchy June 15, 1915, was about the worst fight I was ever in. It was the day the first Canadian Batallion took back Duck's Bill. Our Batallion protected the right flank of the British Division. At three minutes to six we blew a mine, placed at the point that looked like the bill of a duck. It was just 40 " yards from our front line. They went over the top but could not advance, and there we had it alone a frontage of 150 yards. We went through three lines of the German trenches and held them for two hours. Then after heavy casualties we had to retire. But we cleared a lot of German companies off the map that night.

of the beef, but it will never succeed in rounding up the beefers. "Eggs Are Stronger." So announces a headline on the market page. The one we opened this morning was strong enough. A LITTLE 8LICE O' LIFE My young son had heard us talking About the government taking over the railroads As a war measure, and was much interested. He disappeared from the breakfast table.

NOT TEA BREAKS A COLD TRY THIS

Get a 6mall package of Hamburg Breast Tea. at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the tea, put a cup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time. It is the most effective way to break a cold and cure grip, as it opens the pores, relieving congestion. Also loosens the bowels, thus breaking a cold at once. It la Inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore harmless. (Adv.)

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After a long time he came back, looking guilty, But he didn't say a word. "Where have you been?" he was asked finally. "I have been hiding my railroad," He replied. "I've only had it since Christmas, And I don't want the government to get it just yet." He wouldn't tell where he had hidden it. That night I stepped out of the bathtub and On something that skidded and began to buzz. I though it was some sort of live animal And I jumped so suddenly that I landed in The bathtub on my elbows and shoulder blades. Then I tried it again and fell over the little tin Train and skinned my nose on the towel rack. The government or somebody else, Possibly the garbage man, is going to take over Another railroad very soon.

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Your coal bin is filled and business in general is back to normal. The unforseen conditions which were caused by the present cold "spell" caused many to be distressed, and business was at- a standstill but now these conditions have been removed and in spite of cold weather there are things you need and should have to keep you warm and comfortable. If you are a true believer in economy you'll remind yourself of the great

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which is now going on at the New Railroad Store. Look up the large advertisements and the four-page circular, check your needs and come to the Railroad Store now for values that mean money in your pocket. READ PROFIT SAVE These Unusual Specials Offered for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Men's Heavy Rubbers at 9Sc Ladies' Rubbers for all style Shoes. . ; Misses' and Children's Rubbers 69 and 4S Ladies' Fur Scarfs All kinds, genuine furs, Coney, Mink, Tiger, Wolf and Dog ; values to $15.00 ; a great g-j QQ Clearance; choose now at tp i.3 Table Oil Cloth Best 35c grade in white and col- Sy x ors ; Emergency Sale, a yard Black Sateen Shirts For men; a good $1 value to- ft(lr day; some with 2 pockets. Emergency Sale at 3U C Men's Blue Overalls One lot of $1 Perfection Blue Overalls ; can't last long ; go at i J C King's Thread In black and white, all numbers, reg- O ular 5c grade; Emergency Sale price 1 Children's Fancy Handkerchiefs For school wear; -f .1. good 5c values ; 260 dozen on sale at X v.

Men's Shop Caps Good heavy black sateen, a bargain

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15c Bleached Muslin 10 pieces onljr. This is a rare treat. Price, per yard at

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