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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
STRONG JAP FORCES
IN K|A0 CHAU HOLD
FORMER LEASEHOLD
TBY LEASED W;RE,1

TOXIC, Nov. 27.-Official announce
ment was made today that General
Kanyo has been appointed commander
of the Tsing-Tao garrison. Kiao-Chau,
the former German leasehold, is now
held by a strong Japanese force and
the British troops who are cleaning
away the traces of the recent siege
and bombardment.
Heavy Japanese guns have been
mounted to defend the harbor Of Kiao-
Chau although there is no possibility
of German attack from that quarter.
The German prisoners who were
taken when the fortress fell are being
given the most considerate treatment.
They incurred the deepest respect of
the Japanese by reason of their brave
defense OF TsingTao
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
Z BRITISH VESSELS
ADDED TO VICTOR
LIST OF GERMANS
JBY LEASED WRE.l

LONDON. Nov. 27.-The Admiralty
announced late this afternoon that the
British collier khartOum had been
blown up by a mine off Grimsby. The
crew was landed at Grimsbuy. The
British steamer Primo has been tor
pedoed and sunk in the English chan
mel off Cape-D'Antifer, France
The Primo was built in Stockholm in
1898 and was owned by a New Castle.
England. firm.
A report from Petrograd that the
Russian battle cruiser Fliba had been
blown up in the Gulf of Finland by
min and 45O men lost was found to be
untrue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
BY HERBERT TEMPLE,
European Manager Of International
News Service.

News Service.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The explosion
that shattered the great battleship Bull
wark and sent her to the bottom only
a few miles from London was declared
today by attaches of the British ad
miralty to have been accidental. They
asserted there was no truth in rumors
that she had been torpedoed by a Ger
man submarine and branded reports
that she had been blown up by Ger
man spy who had gotten aboard the
vessel as entirely false"
The concensus at the Admiralty
which withheld its final verdict
pending the inquiry call
ed for this afternoon at
Chatham was that the disaster result
ed from the bursting of lyddite shell
that was dropped while the warship
was taking on ammunition. The offic-
ials believe that in a moment of care
lessness the men carrying the 12-inch
shell permitted it to drop in the maya
zine.
Many bodies are being washed
ashore today near Sherness, off which
the Bulwark was lost. Only fourteen
survivors have been accounted for in
the official reports. The complement
of the vessel was $50 men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
PROVIDE FOR POOR
IN RICHMOND FIRST
Relief Committee Place Duty
to City's Worthy Above
Belgians.

"Our first duty is to our home
people" members of the Belgian re-
lief committee of the Commercial club
said in letter sent out today to the
ministers of the city
The committee which consists of
Adam II. Bartel, H. r. Siekman, w. j.
Robbins and c. w. Jordan, asked the
ministers to announce from the pulpit
Sunday that the newspapers and
banks are agents to receive donations
and money for Belgium relief.
I'VE do not expect any Belgian Civ
ing to interfere with local charity
plans the committee said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
The Weather

FOR INDIANA-Fair in north. Rain
in south portion tonight and prob
ably Saturday. Colder tonight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
TRUSTEES TO MEET.

Township Trustee James Howarth
ard Trustee-elect Edgerton will attend
meeting of the state township truS-
tees association at Indianapolis De
cember Z, and 9. Several other trus-
tees in this county will attend the
meeting The program for the conven-
ton has not been issued.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
Announces SERMONS

For his sermons at the evangelistic
services which he is conducting at
the Elkhorn church the Rev. c. W.
Swift of indianapolis has announced
the following subjects: "The Fellow
Who Can Fight" Friday; Something
of Which Everyone Is Owner" Satur-
day; "A Hard Command" Sunday
evening. "Christian Sorrow" was the
title of the address last night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
JACKSONVILLE HIT
BY $150,000 BLAZE
TBY LEASED WIRE.l

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Nov. 81
Two blocks in the northern edge of
the business section of this city. were
destroyed by fire early this morning.
1t is supposed the blaze originated in
the rear of B. p. Andrews & Sons
lumber yard and rapidly spread. A
shift in the wind aided the firemen in
their fight and at a. m. the fire was
well under control. No figures on
losses are available. but the loss will
probably reach $150,0OO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27
TEMPERATURE.

GENERAL CONDITIO ONS-CoO
wave covered lakes this morning and
is moving southeast A storm covers
the southwest where unsettled
weather will exist for the next 36
hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
MATERIALS IN MODERN ROAD
HUmmeiEtc~ n Pike, Considered q
Model ~ Experts. Suit BY Tel.
foro-haeaoam Method.

The Hummelstown Pike. near Har-
risburg, IA. has been considered by
experts 90 be e model road II was
built IA 1905. using tho telford-maca-
dam construction; native limestone
vas used for the telford course. and
Birdsboro trap rock for the top, says
a writer Ia Northwestern Agr!cultur-
ist.
There are certain sectious OF this
highway that were flooded durinE a
cloudburst. and the top surface
which was washed on tho road was
replaced by erouting with one part
cement and two parts sand
The road was built nine inches In
depth. Eve inches ,elford and four in
ches macadam course Shortly after
completion there were several surface
treatments OF a light coaltar product.
consisting OF q mixture OF water, gas,
tar. cement. liquid asphaitum. road oil.
carbollc d%isinfectiug powder Sulphate
o. copper and oil on wintergreen. The
sulphate Of copper was used 20 pre-
vent the oils from becoming ignited.
and tho w%intergreon counter acted the
odors of the others. a curious ot-
feet OF tho mixture was said 20 Doe It's
~disinfecting power, there not being
a single contagious disease In that sec
tion. Unfortunately. however this
does not appear TO be lasting as al
this time, four years after Il was APP
piled. there s. no evidence q this tar
product on the road
During the last season tae main
tenance department rcsurfacod an
other section o. this road between
Rutherford Subway and Swatara
Creek This work consisted merely OF
placing about four inches OF crushed
stone upon the old roadbed, and bind
ing with sufficient screenings wetted
and rolled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

kici canal doubles the power 81 the
German fleet as be- giyos another en-
trance from the North sea 90 the bal-
tic and forces an enemy to scatter lts
strcuEth BOZ order Co bottle pop the
German W|aTships Elght enormous
sldines have been provided within the
cnlarccd canal in which ships may
pass These are so grcat they are
said GO bc capable oi sheltvring an
the ships az the German navy.
EuElish ttratcgisig assert that the
Hall, of Tho canal has bcCu discount
rd considerably by the Development
oi tho present Nlr, and declare that
@ hns. if ANY thiug. rendered the Gcr-
man fleet more immobiic than DO
mlgt- ,,hcrwisc nave been.
10 WIS Lord Beresfotd's contention
that Denmark would never hc sat, su
long ts Germany held this important
waterway across tho Danish PENN
suiu. aud ho hoped 90 see the day
when it. toeCthcr with Sehlcsalg-Hul-
stein. would nc restored 90 Denmark.
ErumcrltIuE other obligations
which ne said would iaIl upon the
allies 10 jhcy defeated Germany, %,
said the first duty would Doe to bcl.
g.uib. which would h1Ne Orb hc amply
rewarded for th. WRONGS 90 h5l suffer-
cd. lie said he would then have, .tuo
srslt knapp plant destroyed and AL
German forts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
EXPERTS MUST BUILD ROADS
Explanation Of Failure Of Authorities
Generally 20 Maintain Roads
and Streets.

The astonishing results OF q census
taken recently on a secondary thor.
ouehfare leading out of London
showed only 3 per cent Of horse-drawn
vehicles The exact count was 10 We
hicles OF the latter class 20 500 We.
hicles propelled otherwise than by
horses. Herein lies both an oXplana.
ton Of the failure OF public authorities
generally throughout the world 20
maintain roads and streets in good
condition, and also a presentation OF
the difficulties that road constructor
now confront
a similar example OF the extraor-
binary change that has occurred in
the use OF roads IN recent years Is
that OF a furniture manufacturing con.
Germ In Easton, which delivers on It's
own trucks IN New York city instead
u using the already-cuustructed steel
roads. namely, the railroads. This con.
Germ uses the ordinary roads A con.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
POSITIVE rRoor.
should tonVinvc the Greatest Sksttlc
Ia A~lhuqucrqnc.

uccausc ua the evidence ~ nm Al
%hulucrquc citizen
Testimony easily investigated
Tho strongest endorsement ~
merit.
m" best proof Read g.
T. A. spindle. retired mctr hart.
illN s. Walter 81, Alauuucr1uc.
SAYS n first used Doau's kidney
liils cight or tru years asu Whom 3
vas living in southern TcNas was
.n tho mercantile business thcrc ID q
sold poan's Kidur, Pans. had Ucpu
subject Co attacks or kiluc, onm.
piaiut ull my nfc AZ nisnt my bach
Nhs paiuful often the attacks were
so bad that .n order to Ect up ! bad
to catch hold g something Tor fup
port Tho sidney sccrctions passrH
too frequently both dHv and uIehi
J often had dizzy spells and cnuiin
SEQ for "a few minutes Being iu that
part % the country was uu hrlp Co
me Deans kidney Illls proved 90
Dee inst the medicine I needed at
tributc my v"ttiue rid ot kidney com
plaiut throurh using this medicine
} ann elad tu say that the cure o.
made has been permanent
Price sec. 90 ali dcnlcra Don't
simply ask for "a sidney remedy
get buans kidney PIlls thr stwr
mat AR spindle had. Nll-
burn Co, Props, buffalo. y. y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
NS-ociatcyi Press correspondence

h~rnh ttttNt TITS Anf~Nf-tNiNufNtt .
London. sept puring the
hClshi 90 the spy esI onUge excite
mont iu The british Islands some ono
seems to have urgcd D af all carrier
ptceons Dee shot whenever seen. But
correspondents by The sCorc have
sprung to the defense 81 the nirds
Thcy point out that the brccding of
racing pigeons Is "a highly developed
Industry ana tho sport itself almost
81 national past.mc says ono writer
lu the London Field
Great m-sCaEerption seems % be
abroad as Co the danrcr of so-csllcd
carrier pigeons To auy sensible man
thc dtre,r .s removed b, the police
Restrictions and tho fact that thc birds
Wil practically spcakiug ouls usc-
fully ny .n one direction 3D. g.. that in
which jh,y have been trained for r1c
IrlI Tho danger of blrds uo.nE TO-
leased -t,. 900 Lancashire. lu order Co
convey aliens or oHcmEs Information
fa tho continent is almost uL such
birds are ,o bc of the slIrhtcst value
would have te De continental niris AL
ready trained to nl Tho distance %
Tire rIEht direction. and g.. I- absurd
Co. -uruus, That aliens wishiuc tu CONF
Wurlpat' with one another Loo Enc
lH1l should Us. The uuwhruUs and
risk wrthoI OF th, piRcou. while So
tar Del known. the British pest Office
Be- stll open Goo carry the message for
a p,uu. or by telegram
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
DENMARK NJ j s I
HAVE THE KEEL
c
Lord Charles Beresford De-
olares Scandinavian Coun-
tries Will Not Be Safe 50
Long as Germany Holds 1t.

t~N-~ocintci Pre-- Correspondence }
Leeds. Ems. sept 15.-Lord Charles
Dercsford in aCarcssinE "a recent mass
nOoting Tor ths purpose ~ stinlu.a,
ING recruiting here said. 'The Kiel
canal must be handed oye to Dem
marx. So Dc viii be- useful Tor thc
peaceful pursuits Of the world.
TIC remark has caused widespread
Comment and has become "a part 81
tbe discussion 81 the probable results
of the war if the allies should win
when the Kiel canal was opened iu
1898 the emperor OF Germany, win
representative of the leading Europ-
can powers as his guests, Hahd Ger
many viii range the work -inauEuratcd
today ON the SADIE OF those accom-
plished in the service OF peace -
was regarded as significant that upon
the enlargement Of the canal last
June. the occasion Nas not one OF In
celebration, although En-
prror william attended and LED a
Freat fleet 81 German warship,
through the Canal-which now hguie'
So extensively in the naval operatlou'
o. "a magninsent refuge sor the Ger.
man aeet.
German strategists insist that me
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
To the Rescue
in Blood Diseases
Just the Help Needed to Over.
come Worst Troubles.

In r. s. e.. the famous blood purifier,
\ the greatest natural repair crrw known
ID 3 al nntidetr Tor germs, that once irt
icoae. multiply 81 fast that a definite dis
tate % apparent over night And yet %
f~eseffgl II the iuiuence 81 s. q = that
We a vast army "a spreads ali through
ihe blood checks disease. opens nap az the
valves al escape and throws out disease
throueh the lungs, kidneys, bladder, bowels
and skin.
D. not lecoms panlc strleken n a rash
o. hoils 81 eruptiOns iuhamc the skin.
Mature q doing her brsf bat Nature Is o.
the same tlhr calling FOR help, and 10
d. =. \ q iast ihe Kin n help Nature
u~enandsi Ter % "A a pure vegetable remedy
with a. action thai vigorously follows the
blood channels and cleans and repairs AZ
81 goes along. IA every community are
people wh9 know thia 10 be- trne They
kare used = $. 8 and are blood clean.
through and Through,
GET = bottle 81 s. = = today at any
drug nfpre. Drive or hose drstrucffFe
nofus that cause satin erupiions. sore throat.
swollen glands. blood RISING painfui chen.
matte iainfa. fhronle hrnnrHIis. aud most
an eontliious - disease Read ihe folder
around ne bottle that tells ah0ni TO- great
work brInr done g. assist sufferers m you
unuld know more about fhe blood ana 10
write fsr special book % M
swift specinc Co. o2 swift nidF Atlantis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

Tankage f. a product Of the siaugh.
tenng- houses. u IL a prepared food.
cooked and steamed. then dried and
ground. Because u O. So rich In Bro
tein u IS very desirable for balancing
farm-raised feeds. II has been dis
covered that using one or two parts OF
tankage with eight or nine parts OF
corn not only gives better growth and
development 10 young hogs. but bring.
fatteuing hogs 70 a finish much quick
er and cheaper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
Some Interesting S~idelightS
On Great Britain at War

vent hundreds OF people. who should
have known better. from fnllowing
him or running ADMISSIBLE
Tho secretary to The war omc,
makes 60 world wide appeal Go former
officers of the army. who rs reason or
agc are NOT on the reserve officers. to
communicate with him Tho am
nouuccmsut adds that 30 is intended
% utilize the services oft those iucap-
able Of enduring The usor a. CAM
p%algninE ia the tralnins 81 recruits.
The report that some 2On. 600 men
90 tho british forces lack %ovcrcoats
has prompted "a retired naval officer
Ca surgcsf an American Idea. "purinr
the Cltl var Ice America" ho writcs
Boo % letter Go the Times. 'thc Coufcd-
crate soldiers made good |oNyreoats
ont Ut blankets 4 siit Na. ,Ht boz thc
center just large enough Co put tlC
head through Tho s'lt was thcu hUm
stitched Co.. prevent sos getting larger
4 h8t button was then Sewn ON one
side 40 the center ut tho sIIt and s
Cab with 90 h~utiuuhuIc nr ihr other
side, su as Co. CLOSE ;nc hulg when not
boz use Some of the southcrucre add
ed % small slit OF q piece of tape Boa
which th,v carried % toothbrush I'M
stead uf "a aoWcr'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

From the Isle ol Man There comes
This news The MarN legislative
council and huu~, uf keys met tosoth-
en- in TyuwaId yesterday and uua1i-
muu-ly decided to ask Tho imperial
goyernmcut go accept 100000 as a
contribution from tho Isle ~ Man Zoe
wards expenses CO.; o1r Members sup
porting the resolution Said tnIf she
eft was only AN ctrn,-t1ess of the
readiness 5f the nft, thousand people
of Oh. island GO sacrifice al their roe
sources 900 Support ~ Great Britain at
this IUu.turc."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

siderable tonnage is thus transferred
from the steel roads. specially con
structed 20 bear 10. 90 the country
road not constructed for any such
weight or friction ~ has thus come
To pass that the science OF engineer.
ing. which was called upon 10 furnish
experts % railroad CON panies. Is now
also called upon 10 furnish experts 90
road bcildlng authorities.
The greater the pressure Of ton
mage. tho heavier the expenditure must
DO on the structure that Is 20 with
stand that pressure, whether Il be
railroad, country road or city street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

Figurcs showing tho pcr-cutagc oi
recruits enlisted 100 England, scotland.
Ireland and Wales ts obtained from
tia director of rocruitIng Hnd publish
ed in tho Liverpool Courier. make
Scotland appear u.s. the most generous
contributor 20 mon Tho approximate
total 1umbcr of men raised iron Aus
ust s Goo September d was .01.5So.
the prrccntaro OF recruits ,o tbo total
male population hcing giycn as foi.
luMer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
BIDS ON CITY HEATING
PLANT IN THIS EvENIG

rlN Council will meet tou,rat iu
rcgulHr session. Among other thius.
to como up win bo bids on thc h,lt
ms plant 81 the new ,it, bail quar-.
turl' bills will Do passed and other
routine business disposed uf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

10 is reported that, uwIrg to ID scare
itv of wheat bakers .u HOLLAND are
making "palatlhlv. u%ourishIng and
cheap bread from 3D. mixture Of
ground tulips and wheaton tour. This
l- o. novel departure although 100 tho
seventeenth century tulips we're
cooked and eaten Bs vegetables The
natives of siberia today c4t tulip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

"a h.1 crowd has acquired Che bad
h8H.t says the Pan MaI Gazette. .of
.lytnur around Wellington barracks
q. 20 morning Co SEQ tH, rrI~ce ai
Wales in kh3kl. on Wednesday tho
prince was practically mohhcd .u tho
most vulgar way as ho walked across
to buckingham palace. ard it took
quite a large uUmoor 90 police 90 pre-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

a uoisclcss bowling plloy 81 30
French novelty. one having been ir.
vented in Paris iu which th, clash
ut falling pins Ia sIlcnccd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

was necessary on the road, has about
been finished and the western work
viii ommenc az once This VIII
make n much better rnnd across the
Anin,as valley than that now IN use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

Tho FIRST Chinese daily nov paper
Boo NoW York city has made its iut1i
appearance and Is printed entirely O.,
,%leCtric power
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

The permanent sections or the Foad
that are noW being left out because
OF the expense in construction VIII be-
built as fast as the funds become
available and IL will NOT be many
years before the Canine Real as SUR
yeyed and ordered by law viii be- com
pietcd all the way through New Mex
leo.
SIR French now has a force OF men
az work between santa Re n Las
Vegas on that section of the road.
which was never built for permau.
oncy and was washed IA this year.
when this section Is rebuilt. the road
VIII he ~ q permanent character be-
tween Albuquerque and the Colorado
line This should oe built by the fret
OF 1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
TOAD Zig Tag Now

From Becker. the road turns uaCS
in % uorthwcstcrly course Co Eelcu,
where &c crosses tho river again and
continues ou the west side tu Los
Lunns Recourse of sand. thc road
asllu crosses Co thc east side ut Loo
I.uuas aud continues north along the
east bank OF Tie river Co l]alcta, where
b. returns Co the permanent COURSE
on the west side aud continues north
ou that side OF the river through Pa
diila ana paj8rIto 20 Albuquerque.
Mr. French soys the road is sll Doe
ms arJded and b 10 being toppsH with
gravel where that is necessary an
sandy stretches are being covered
with clay and gravel AN washes arc
being covered with creosoted pine or
concrete bridges or with corrugated
galvanized ron culverts. Ar. French
does not believe that ans rain. even
q e%ioudburst. viii affect the road aud
thiaks that the upNeep Of the thor
oughfare will boz comparatively easy
and inexpensive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
For the Phoenix Race.

The Grant county wOrk b. 20 bee
done before the ~ Paso Ca Phoenix
race. iu order 10 make the going good
for tho racers Mr.. French reports
That the work east Of Lordshurg that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

bulbs althouEh thcs ur.kc The
accustomed palate az somcw hat bitter
and HCfid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05

Special legislation called for nn
count "a thv war has ran up 90 ta
tal of forty emergency acts of psfi
amcpt passed since hosulitics bcqar
on August a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-05
san Mnrcial, san antonio. socorro.

From san MtrCitl the road Be- come
ulctcd north through san Antonio and
SnrurrO, along tho west side of thu
river. tu Esrpndido. 70 is tho plan Tor
the permanent road Go continue .t"
Albuquerque uu the west side oi thp
rycr, but pc1ding tho receipt OF funds
for the permanent worA, temporary
changes have been made. AZ Eseou-
dido. for instance, Che road now
crosses the river 10 The east side and
runs northeast across The mesa to
Becker. Between tlc river and
Becker there Is "a short space, MI
French says where automobiles NOW
have trouble $50 rain but this b to Do,
fixed.