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means failure to derive full nourish-
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Of the German army. Destroy
army, then let's talk about peace.
the German
Seed Corn Selection

A seed corn campaign is being waged in In
diana It seems almost foolish to call attention
to the necessity of selecting high grade corn for
seed purposes, as the risks involved in planting
poor seed suggest failure, but nevertheless ex-
perience has proved to the Purdue University
agricultural experts that persistent warnings
are necessary to assure proper care in laying
aside seed of quality.
The saving of good seed corn saves labor, for
it takes just as much time and work to cultivate
a corp of nubbins as would be required to grow
full ears. The more bushels per acre farmer
can raise from good seed, the less labor required
to grow each bushel, is the argument of G. Hen
nv, state leader of the seed selection campaign.
Farmers are urged by the state experts to
make seed gathering an important part of their
work this fall. It is a nearsighted policy to de-
vote all your time to gather this years crop and
to let the work Of gathering the seed for next
years harvest go by default.
Mry Henry says: 'The best farmer will not
make seed gathering a merely incidental opera
tion, connected with harvesting or shucking, but
will devote his whole attention to selecting the
best ears as they grow in the field under condi-
tions with which the crops have to contend. BY
thus using few hours this fall, he will save the
labor of many men all next season.
I'm other words, seed from the stalk of corn
that produces well under ordinary field condi-
tons, is likely to yield well next year. Where
field seed selection results in doubling the acre
YIELD the result is practically equivalent to cut
ting down by one-half the labor required to pro-
duce the CROP"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-07
Ernphatically Asserts Worn
Out, Tagging Men Can
Quickly Become Vigorous
and Full of Ambition
Z A DAY FOR Z DAYS

old-time confidence ana energy in less
than two weeks.
No matter from what cause your
nerves went back on you: no matter
how run down, nervous or tired out
Bio-feren at once. Take two tablets
after each meal and one before bed
time-seven a day for seven days
gone.
Then II you still lack ambition; II
your nerves are not steady and you
haven't the energy that red FLOODED,
keen-minded men possess, your pur-
Note to Physicians. There is no
secret about the formula Of Bio-feren,
1t is printed on every package. Hero
1t is Lecithin: Calcium Glycero.
psss ron s9 Ns 1mea
Powdered Gentian; Phenolphthaleiu:
Olearesin Capsicum: Kola.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-07
German Peace Move ''White Flag
Trick" Opinion of Allied Press

PARIS. Oct. 7.-Unconditional sur
render characterized the general com.
ment in Paris on the demand for peace
sent by the Central Powers to Presi-
dent Wilson. 1t is felt here that Ger
many and her allies have not gone
far enough In their request to the
President for an audience, and that
although they have stated that they
are willing to talk peace on President
Wilson's plans. they have not shown
submission, such as was forced upon
Bulgaria
Germany wishes to stop the war at
the moment she is going to be beaten,
and knows It," says Figaro. Let us
suppose the proposition is accepted.
Immediately In Germany there would
be delirium Of Joy. The people are
electrified and the kaiser has retaken
them into his hands. The humiliation
of having demanded peace would dis
appear rapidly. He becomes the hero
Of heroes. He has resisted world
coalition
Danger Pointed Out.
I'VE are on the road to victory"
says L'Homme Libre 1--WE will not
let them stop us. An armistice Is not
possible at the point at which we now
are; Macmillan Of Baden's proposi.
lions for peace are insufficient. We
would not be satisfied with autonomy
for Alsace-Lorraine. We want repara-
tion for the past and guarantees for
the future. Macmillan Is silent on
these two important points. The war
continues. Germany Is in despair. She
begins to feel the anguish OF. her de-
feat. She sees that the cataclysm
she brough on will result in disaster
for the Central Powers.
1.-The Central Powers move Is not
without its danger. for 1t contains the
elements Of trouble" says lie Journal.
I'VE must not be misled by appear
ances. The enemy offers to negotiate
on the basis Of President Wilson S
peace program. There is no discus
sion between conqueror and con-
Quered.
Bent on all fronts and facing the
menace OF being completely vanquish-
ed. but not yet definitely conquered.
she seeks to save what is left OF her
military prestige and materials in
arms. She wishes to represent herself
as having asked for peace out OF con.
sideration for humanity"
Called White Flag Trick.
THE White Flag Trick" IL the cap.
ton Of an editorial in the Temps on
the peace proposition. What Germany
has done, says the newspaper, is ito
invite the United States, who are bel
ligerents as much as Germany. to play
the role Of mediator. as If they were
outside our alliance"
In return. continues the Temps, Ger.
many is willing to admit as the basis
OF negotiations President Wilson's pro-
gram for a general peace.
Admit as basis. is vague" says
the Temps. 1.-The question is what
does Germany accept and what does
she reject? Germany only invites
President Wilson's principles to make
us let fall our arms. Then when the
fighting has ceased. when the German
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-07
Contagion Claims Two
More uictims at Oxford

OXFORD, o., Oct. THE influenza
epidemic at Miami university Friday
claimed two more victims, Russell H.
Goodwin, 20, a sophomore, OF Hami,.
ton. and Mrs. Ida Webb. 50. Of Gnaden.
hutton, who came here to spend the
winter with her daughter, Miami stu.
dent. Both died of pneumonia after
a few days illness.
There are now 60 young men and
women, mostly men, in the university
hospital. Four new cases were receiv-
ed Saturday Three are considered
critical, and four others are serious
Several patients were discharged as
we'll Saturday.
The nursing problem has been great.
ly relieved with the arrival of five
Catholic Sisters from the Good Samar.
itan hospital, Cincinnati. and two from
Mercy hospital, Hamilton. There are
now thirteen nurses on duty.
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DtIn't blame the man who IL perpet-
ually tired; his blood needs more red
corpuscles and his brain and nerves
are craving for food
Given the right kind OF medicine,
any tired-out Inactive, tagging fell
low can quickly be made into . real
live. energetic and even ambitious
man.
So says q student OF the nervous
system who advises all men and
women who feel worn out and who
md 1t hard to get up ambition
enough to take q regular Job to get a
This . the new discovery that
Pharmacists are recommending be-
cause 1t 10 not expensive and speedily
puts yigor and ambition into people
who despaired OF ever amounting to
anytt ing in life.
People whose nerves have been
wrecked by too rapid living. too much
tobacco or alcohol. have regained their
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-07
Milk as Meat and Drink
BY NINA v. SHORT

Emergency Home Demonstration Act
Milk is one of the foods greatly ef
fected by the war because OF the in
creased cost of grain and labor. and
because Of the slaughter of the dairy
herds in Europe.
Viewed in the light OF patriotism
there is one question people are ask.
ing on the subject OF milk; lis It one
OF the foods we must use less of in
order that our soldiers and allies NAV
receive more?
And viewed in the light of increased
selling price. there is one question
people are asking about milk-Can the
cost OF living be reduced by using
less milk?
Is II patriotic to use less milk?
No. The more milk we use at present
the better it will be for the country
II the consumer reduces his consump-
ton OF milk at this time. he is not ben.
citing either soldiers or allies and he
may be laying the foundations for a
milk shortage that will last for years,
resulting seriously to himself and
others. A herd Of dairy cows can be
eaten up In week: 1t will take from
three to five years to raise a new one.
viii Il reduce the cost Of Ilvino to
use less milk? No. For milk Is now
the cheapest animal food. One thing
housewife needs to know in plan.
ming the daily meals is that they
should contain some animal food,
meat, fish, poultry, eggs, milk or
cheese. One cannot be vigorous and
at ones best without it. Grain is
needed to produce animal foods. The
animal food that takes the least grain
to produce a given amount of nourish.
ment is milk This means that If we
use milk In place Of other animal foods
% we are saving grain, and (2) we
are buying for ourselves the cheapest
forms Of animal food. We may not
like milk as well as meat, but 1t really
costs less.
In the long run. therefore. we are
saving food for our soldiers and mon.
ey for ourselves when we use milk,
cheese. cream and butter.
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troops have regained their breath
when the imperial government has be
come popular and strong, the German
diplomats will undermine and one BY
one the pretended basis Of negotiation
IT Is easy to understand that the kais.
er's staff approves of Prince Maxi
milian's policy. but Macmillan. with
Ludendorff and Scheidemann, are mis-
taken IN attributing so much naivete
to President Wilson"
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MANUFACTURER ARRESTED.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct w. J.
Oliver, millionaire manufacturer, and
ten other officers and employees OF the
w. j. Oliver Mfg. Co. were arrested
on charges OF conspiracy, fraud and sa-
botage in the manufacturer OF defec.
tive shells. The plant has been seized
by government agents,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-07

Australia has extensive forests, but
owing to lack OF sufficient railways
and shipping facilities. comparative
ly small amount OF the timber has
thus far been cut.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-07
NEW CASTLE YOUTHS FINED.

James Burke and Francis Cloud Of
New Castle were fined 81 and costs
in city court this morning for attempt
ing to break into the handcar house
on the railroad.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-07

Germany was swept by a hysteria
wave. following the peace proposal of
Bularia.
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CLEVELAND CO., PLAIN DEALER
There is but one possible termina-
World's cresset., 1918-06-20
SOLDIER AND SAILOR
INSURANCE

In all of our war measures
and activities there is nothing
wiser and better and fraught
with more gool to our fighting
men and the Nation than our
soldier and sailor insurance
That lhe members of the mil.
tary aud naval forces of the Uni
ted States for whose benefit the
insurance was established, are
cvai!ing themselves Of it l., some.
thing tnat all good Americans
will rein al.
More than 1000 90 members
of Americans lighting forces
are HOW insured hy ;hc G vern'
ment for more titan siXteeu and
haf oiil'on duliars be- the Uui-
ted S.a es G. vernmtnt. Up TO
the close ii business Monday
nishr, May l3, : 020 500 in>ur-
ance Applications, aGgresaling
Sl6 ,663, 81, 900. had been recelv
ed by the Military aud Naval
Division Of the Bureau Of War
Risk Insurance. The average
amount OF insurance applied for
lis Sc 200, the maximum permit
ed t.y law being $1,000,
Approximately 11.00O apple
ations for Govern UenJ insurance
lare Icing received daitv. In the
last TWO weeks 81 900 100000 OF
insurance was written on the
lives of soldiers and sailors.
| This indica.es that The new mer
jjining the co|ors are taking ou,
IGovermuent insurance.
| Men are being urged Il
insure Immediately upon enlist
}ment. inasmuch as applic.'io.
'nuch be made within 120 day.
ter j7inipg thescesire.
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EOLD YOUR LIBERTY
BONDS,

The American who buys a
oerty Bond and forth with
Is it has performed only half
ervice for his country, To buy
nds and then sell them immed.
,ely tends to make the war
rden of tie country heavier
tead OF lighter, as its
;rease, the market value uf
bonds.
liberty Bonds are the safest
sOundest and one Of the best
estments in the world. To
them unless imperatively
)uired is not good business ia,
good American!sm, A
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the supposi,ion under the one
man theory unless the woman
crept away anil hid herself. and
God not being able to find ner a.
gain-Therefore He causes a deep
sleep to fall upon the man and
then he takes one OF his ribs
and makes him an ).her women
that is if we accept the one
man theory,
Yes much in a name; The one
called woman the other called
female. This woman that was
taken out of man; according to
the statement of many she's the
mother of all living; the fish of
sea the fowl OF tie air, the beast
of the earth and field and even
the N IN sh3 vas taken from.
This we suppose is what they
mean, when they say she is
the mother of all living.
We say she was the mother of all
living souls. That is she was the
mother of all that lived after this
life, but not of the created man
or his descendants who at death
lived no more, until Christ died
on the cross and brought saliva
tion to the in, AnG for his reason
we also say that she was catle d
women. Why? Because she was
taken out of man. Why was
not the female called woman?
The reason was that she was
rot taken out Of man. she was
created )iks the male man. Ii
there was no difference in Great
ion and Formation the langu ag e
of Paul to Timothy would. have
been out of place. when he said,
Adam was first formed then Eve
as we referred the readers to the
language of Paul. where be said
Adam was first form ed then
Eve, "This without any other
scripture would prove to the
mind OF the Intelligent mAn;
that there was ard is quite a
difference between Creation ant
Formation For all do adDi
that Creation is to make Tanga
ble from Intangible Aud as Pau
said, Adam was first formed
then Eve. The other man wa!
spoke into exis;anoe,
To be continued ~
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RENEFITS AND PAYMENTS

12. @. What benefits does this
insurance given to the insured?
A. S. Is per month for each
$1,000 of insurance payable in
the event OF to tai and permanent a.
disability as long as the insured .
lives and is SO disabled.
13. @ Wha: benefits does it give
to my be nefciary?
A. In case of your death each
1000 of insurance will pay to
the beneficiary S. rs per month
for 240 months, less any pay.
m'ents made TO the insured for
total and permanent disability.
IA. CO Can have the benefits
paid in a lump sum?
A. No;benetiss can only be
paid in a 240. monthly install
ments.
Is, Y. Does it pay for death or
total and permanent disability
from illness as we'll as Injury?
| A. Yes.
16 Q, Must the injury or ILL.,
ness be suffered while in the line
of duty?
A. NJ; insurance protection is
not limited by any precision as to
line of duty. This is in direct
contrast to the rights as to COM
pensation. (See questions 8
and Az
II, @. Must the injury or i'll
ness be suffered while in the
service?
18. @. If l an totally perman'
emily disabled. may I still apply
for insurance?
A. Yes; il you apply
within l20 days from date Of
enlistment; but the benefit will
be OILY to your oenefciaries in
case you die not to you person.
ally for disability.
| 10. A. If payment OF premiu N
is not made on the exact day
when it falls, due will insurauc
lapse?
A. Nc: it is subject to 13 days
grace, during which time it will
remain in full force and effect.
20. Q. II insurance lapses, can
I have it revived or reins,a,edY
"A. Yes; at any time within SIX
mont BIS after lapse, on compli
ance with tie terms and con
ditlons as may be specified in
the regulation OF the Bureau.
q. Q, Il | leave the service,
. do lose my insurance!
A. No; you may carry insur.
.ance with the Government even
though you leave the service,
but in order to do so yoa must
, change to anotl,er form within
five years after the close of the
"''.
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Yet Can Not
Agree With You
on the Two Men
Theory


future would prove our points.
For this purpose we shall ask
you to read.
Ana God said, Let the earth
bring forth the living creature
after his kind cattle, and creep
ing thing, the beast of the earth
after his kind: and it was so,
And Gud made the beast of
the earth after his kidd,
after their kind, and every thing
that creepeth upon the earth
after his kind: and God saw that
it was good. (Gen. 24-25.
Now we see the Creation of
the beasts Of tine earth and for
the earth now in connection
with this read the Formation of
the beasts OF the field.
''And out OF the ground the
LORD God formed every beast
of the field, and every fowl of
the air and brought them unto;
Adam to see what he would call
them: and whatsoever Adam call
ed every living creature, that
was the name thereof Gen. .-19l
Those beasts we're formed
from the dust of the ground
they were formed for the field
and for the second man who had
been Formed as God said
And the LORD God formed
man of the dust Of the ground
and breathed into his nostrils
the breath Of life, and man be
camea living soul, (G-n' 2-7)
Hare W. have tn e Formed
beast and now.
We shall Lotice further, the
difference in the dominion and
the mission o. the two charact
ers,
The evidence that we have Of
the created man is this.
Aud God blessed them and
Goo said unto the m Be fruitful
aud multiply and replcnish the
earth and subdue it and have
dominion over the fsh Of the sea
and over the fowl OF the air ant
over every living thing that move
eth upon the earth. (Cen 1-2o
But such a dominion was no
given to the formed man whs
who was placed in the garder
this we shall nctice later on
Again God said to the created
man.
| And God said Behold bav'
given YOU every heru bearing
seed which is upon the face o
all the earth and every tree il
1.-The which is the fruit of a tre,
yieIling seed: to you it shall ot
for meat Aud Cod saw ever,
thing ,hat he had made and be
held it was good. And the ev
en;ng ana morning were the
sixth day, (Gan. / 1-.29*3l)
We learn from this scripture
that which God speaks of wa:
already in the past tense h,
looked M cverr thing tia, II,
bad made anu lie Cd IL Mas HOoi
and very good yet we must sa.
tine formed man was not inctul
ed in this work only as the aus
but the created man was.
This created mln was to b
fruitful to multiply and rcplcr
ish the earth, to have dominic
over The fish OF the SEA and tn
fowls of the air and over all cart
not a little sp)t or garden bu
over all the earth Aud access
every thing, he is not forbidden
anything: This was tie compl
tiun of Cops GREAT Work |
World's cresset., 1918-06-20
QUESTION NO. 8,

{ What is the abomination of
II ISOLATION spoken of by Daniel
} Prophet spoken of il the
! spells standing in the Holy
.ce9
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QUESTION COLUMN.
''''
QUESTION NO Z.

QUESTION NO Z.
Please tell US Why the Church
lay has not the seven IN en-
oxen of in Acts, 6-3 TO admin.
er on the same purpose If he
Apostolic:
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=
And the Lord CID formed
man of the dust of the ground
and breathed into his nostri.s
the breath of life. and man be
came q living soul (Gen. 2-7O
He says again in this language
And the Lord God planted d
garden eastward in Eden: and
there he put the man whom he
had formed. Gen. 2 -8.)
That is he placed in this
garoen the man whom He had
formed and not the one He
created from nothing on the
sixth day.
This we have already proven
in showing the difference in
Creation and Formation. TO" this
reason they are not the same.
Yet a few more facts AMI
tru uths may be beneficial to the
smoothing of the troubled mind
of the many.
Therefore we notice that God
gives the created man dominion
over all the earth access to every
thing on the earth he is forbid
nothing.
And is bid be fruitful and
multiply.
Al! this miny admits, then
like a COW that gives big buck
ct Of milk, turns right around
and kicks it all over: BY saying
this created man is the man
that was placed in the garden.
For to plac5 the Created
man in the garden in the atti-
tude that the formed man was,
it does away with his dominion
over all the earth; it does away
with his dominion over the fl-h
of the sea, the fowl OF the heaven
etc. If takes his priviedge
away from him that God had
granted to him, OF having acces:
to every thing on the
face of al! the earth, He
also could not oe fruitful aud
multiply, To set forth such
absurd teaching, is to make
God out a liar. For after God hal
created the one man from moth
ing and then rested one day
, He formed The Man Adam
from the dust of the ground
, He placed him in a garden ant
when he placed him there hi
!, was alone aud without a help
meet and was commanded tt
\ dress this garden and keep it
.. and God forbid him one tre'
in the Garden IT his man ba(
n1y dominion over all the earth
! nor did lie have access to ever,
thing on the earth,
II those who say that there
was but one man are right
e then God was wrong when b.
!, looked upon ali that lie hat
t created IN six days. and SAX
n that it was good and every good
e For by such a theory, it woul'
= have to be said that it was no
good for the created man t.
nave dominion over all the eartl
| Il was MT good for him to b
, fruitful and multiply 1t wa
not good for him to have acces
:: to every thing on The face Of al
5 earth. This is what we woul'
e have to say If the one man the
e ory, is right. and if It is righ
1 no wonder God sees His mis!ak
y and plants garden and Place
;. the mah there: and takes thes
t &Aiugs that he thought wa
good away from him. an
G then takes him aWav fror
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