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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
Men Feel Tired, Too.

While much Is said about tired
women II must be remembered that
men also pay the penalty OF over.
work. When the kidneys are weak,
inactive or sluggish. when one feels
tired out and miserable, lacks energy
and ambition, Foley Kidney Pills are
tonic and strengthening. VIM. II,
Clark. Springfield, o., writes: q
found no relief from kidney trouble
until discovered Foley Kidney Pills.
Now am In AL shape They act
quickly and surely
W. d. Duncan, Druggist, Ottawa, ILL.,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
She ook
Adler-i-ka!

My wife had what the doctors call
cattarrh Of the stomach for Is years.
Had to diet carefully and suffered
much She has now taken one bottle
Adlerl-ka and feels perfectly we'll"
(Signed) u + Parker, Brock, Texas.
Adler-i.ka epels ALL gas and sour.
ness, stopping stomach distress IN.
STANTLY. Empties BOTH upper
and lower bowel, flushing ENTIRE
allmentary canal Removes ALL foul
matter which poisons system. Often
CURES constipation. Prevents ap.
pendicitls. We have sold Adleri.ka
many years II Is a mixture of buck.
thorn, cascara, glycerine and nine 9th.
er simple drugs. VIM. ID. duncan,
druggist.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
ANU SEM ENTS.
. SSS< SSS ISS .
Inc -Four MarK Rro..

The Marx Bros are Irresistible IN
their comedy and have been Tor ton
year, headiiuers ON The vaudeville
stage, having always played the bet
ter class Of theatres. carry ing a com
pauy of fifteen people as the feature
bill II was from this act that Joe
Swerling wrote this anu ling three
act Comedy around them.
With elaborate stage settings and
more people. they have a much better
opportunity to display their talent
and Il is truly said that the Cinder-
ella Girls is one OF the most enter
tanning shows entour today. The
cinderella Girls" will appear at the
Gayety Theatre. Monday. October so.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
HERTL|NG'S ATTACK.
ON j. s. TO DRAW
PRESIDENTS FIRE.
GERMAN cHkNcELLoR's eoMBAs-
TIC ARRANGEMENT OF AMeRl-
CAN MOTIVES IN WAR lNCEN-
SEES OFFICIAL WASHINGTON.
BY Jay Jerome Williams
Stan Correspondent International
News Service.

News Service.
Washington, Sept. 26.-Germany
latest peace feeler will be squelched
by President when he opens the
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign in
New York Friday night.
The text of the speech by Count
van Hertling, imperial German chan
cellor before the main committee OF
the Reichstag, was received this aft
ernoon by the State Department
While no comment was made. APP
parently because the entire subject
is TO be handeled by the President,
there was little attempt to conseal
the disgust for the chancellor $
whine.
His speech, it is believed, is intend
ed primarily for home consumption,
as was the Austrian peace note
His Tune Changed.
Officials recall Won Herling's &C.
ceptance of the Presidents original
four peace principles-a synical ac'
eeptance when Hindnburg was pro.
claiming he would dine in Pari.
April /.
Since the tide turned and victory
rests with the allies a steady stream
OF peace pleas has come from the
Central powers,
The chancelor'S speech, echoing
the Kaiser's, it is suggested, is only
forcrunners of the desperate peace
offensive Germany and Austria in
tended to wage this Winter.
None at the capital doubt that the
central powers are acting In concert
The State department knows Of the
growing peace sentiment in the two
countries and the vigorous attempts
to appease it.
Wilson Under Fire
Perhaps the foremost feature which
is particularly pleasing to officials
here is the apparently inspiring cam
paign against President Wilson and
the American people in the German
press citing the war fury raging
here
This points also was touched uRor
in the chancellOr's speech.
Only a short time ago, though. the
German press was rdiculing our wal
efforts, scOfllng at our soldiers and
poking all maner of jeers at our wal
etleayors.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
One Step.

Life is not 50 complex. If we do
not persist In making ii SO. We need
faith; We need ehronieally to keep the
corners ~ the mouth turned M. and
not down. And after all. il is only
stem Mt time.-Ralnh Waldo Urine.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-09-26
Some Job.

For the first time in 90 years an
election is shortly to be held in the
London GuIdhall for the post Of Getty
aleeonner.' The position carries a
good salary hut apparently no particu.
lar duties. The "aIeconner" was orig
inalIy an officer who inspected and
tested any new brands OF ale.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
Couldn't Eat
Pies or Meats
But Stomach Trouble Is Gone
Completely Since Indian
apolis Man Took Tanlac.

| George Coolidge, janitor at the st.
Clair apartments, indianapolis, Ind,
used to have a lot of trouble with his
stomach. Eating anything rich like
pie or meat completely upset his stom-
ach. he said.
after eating rich foods like that,
my stomach would burn for long
time, and hot water would raise up in
my throat and mouth" Mr.. Coolidge
said
There were lots Of foods that made
| me have the heartburn too, and alto
gether my stomach was In pretty bad
condition.
Il tried about everything but moth.
ing helped me much. AS quickly as
I'd stop taking the medicines my trou-
BILE would come back.
well, I finally read in the papers
about a case that seemed almost like
mine and Tanlac had helped the per.
son a lot. decided to try Tanlac.
'.Tanlac did the work for me- I only
had to take one bottle When I'd
finished with that bottle my stomach
was back in good condition and
wasn't bothered with any of the trou-
BILE I had had before.
81 haven't had a bit of trouble with
my stomach since, either, and l want
to recommend Tanlac for others"
Take Tanlac and get your system
back in shape after the winter Tan.
lac is an entirely vegetable tonic made
up of roots, barks and herbs and 1t
tones up and invigorates the whole
system. You can get Tanlac at any
Thfstlethwaite Drug Store. or any
other good drug store.
Try Tanlac Rheumatism Treatment
for rheumatism. It Is helping thou
sands of rheumatic sufferers and it
win do for you what It Is doing for
others! You can get It at any Quig-
ley Drug Store.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
Notes on Music

Merry Zentay has become a Column
bia artistic At four she first began to
play the violin and the age CT seven
she was playing it in public. She was
the favorite pupil of Hubay. Her
first two records are Rubinstein's
Melody in f" and the Barcarolle
from the Tales of Hoffman" both
Of which she plays with perfection
that fully explains her notable sue
cess on both slides of the Atlantic.
Arthur Fields, with the assistance
Of the Peerless Quartette, has recent
ly recorded one of the famous hike"
songs Of the war for Columbia. 1t is
Mckenna's ANY Old Place the Gange
Goes, I'll Be There" On the other
side the Peerless Quartette sings
"Faugh- A-Ballah.' which they say is
good old Irish for Clear the Way"
and which many fighting Irishman
is crying as he goes over the top.
Notable records Of Where Is My
Wandering Boy Tonight" and Jesus
Lover of Ny Sour have been made
for Columbia by Henry Burr. tenor,
with orchestra accompaniment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
22r1HSRRiHE33

You've given up drinking, hear.
said the grocer to the town bum.
Amt teched drop for month
admitted the old fellow.
well. you certainly deserve credit
for It," said the grocer
"Just what l was thinking myself,
Mr.. Green. jest dropped in to ask
eff We could trust me for some grocer
les"
An old negro went to the Office of
the commissioner Of registration in a
Missouri town and applied for regis.
tration papers.
What Is you name? asked the Of
fetal.
George Washington" was the re-
ply.
well. George. are you the man
who cut down the cherry tree?"
mo. san. amt dc man. amt
done no work for nigh onto year"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15

people are urged to be i'll the Sunday
schools next Sunday :. The Eastern
Star will have work at the next meet
ing. On account OF the death of Mrs.
Willard Williams. who was a very &C.
tive members Of the Star. the dollar
social planned for the last meeting
was postponed. Mrs. Daily OF Rich
mond, Grand Marshal Of the Indiana
Grand Chapter, was the guest OF the
evening. Royal purple and old gold,
the class colors OF 1918. wave above
the Milton school house. >. The EN-.
broidery club will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Albert Newman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15

the enemy-there must inevitably follow social
readJustments to be compared only with indus-
trial and financial reorganization the world
over. New leaders win have come forward with
the courage to write into law such measures as
are needed to guarantee the reconstruction of
this nation and her associates in the war. With
d courage, moral and physical born Of conflict,
they WIN continue che direction Of public affairs,
as they directed operations on the field Of battle.
There viii be no temporizing no halfway meas
ures. no evasion for politics and partisanship
will have consideration and recognition only as
they indicate their purpose to help and not to
hinder.
When such times comes, and it will come, as
surely as this nation survives, there will be only
two voices in the discussion Of how best to pro-
coed. One will be the voice of him who offered
himself, the other Of him who did all he could to
help in this present struggle. No need to fear
that they will not be known. The soldiers rec
ord, made by his company clerk and the histor-
ian, viii be no better known to his neighbors and
friends back home, than will be the record Of
those whose performance is less obscured by in
tervening distance and the smoke of battle.
The Stacker of today will find public notice and
popular opprobrium far more difficult to escape
than Hun gas or machine guns.
The stay-at-hone in this war may as well
prepare to give an account of himself now For
even should he succeed in deceiving his neigh
bors with American flags draped about slack
er home; with protestations Of loyalty, attested
BY words alone; with hurrahs and patriotic song
singing, they will avail him naught when the
pack IS cut for the new deal He must then
show the proof Of his loyalty. He must have
both Che reputation and 'the goods" Posses
sion of less than fair share of Liberty bonds,
proportionate to his means is likely to be &C
copied as the best evidence Of his having failed
to make genuine sacrifices here at home. No
stay home in this crisis if he expects to cxer-
else influence and participate in issues of state,
when again such matters press for solution, dare
permit his fondness for his dollars to stand in
the way of his unreserved support Of his govern
ment when such support is as seriously needed
as it is now. His best bid for public esteem and
leadership then, as now, is to be found in sub
scription to Liberty bonds, in such measures as
actually to constitute personal offering.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
On he4pu1r,
asAek1O1ll01lt
RUSSIAN furnishings.


(News from the Boisheviki Front)
The retreat was htndered for half
hour yesterday. the iocomor1on on the
Trans-Sfberian railway having broken
down. An old lady at Insk had some
darning cotton with which repairs
were made.
General Hitemupsh OF the Red
Guard. was decorated with the Order
Of the Bull yesterday, for having i'm
parted certain valuable military Sc
crets to the enemy. I'VE need more
heroes like you,'" said Premier Lenine.
We had 100000 rounds Of ammunition
yesterday for the battle to be held at
Jimjamows1Ii, but we're disappointed,
as the local fight laws allow only ten
rounds to a decision.
The battle Of Devinsk has been post
poned until next week. When the
date arrives our forces will not be
there.
Word has just been received that
the Red Guard have occupied an i'm
portant town in the interior OF Sibe-
ria The name of the town is being
sent In on string Of fiat cars. The
telegraph company refused to assume
the risk of sending it.
The kaisers message to our noble
army are becoming so pointed the
telegraph company will soon have to
use barbcd wire.
Trotsky is sending friends our adj
vance dates. We have played Petro-
grad, Moscow, Insk, Vinsk and Zinsk.
Tomorrow we play Ogosh,. Korea, If
we can get there in time. These long
Jumps are fierce.
The cruiser Busshotsd, which was
brought from Petrograd, having been
converted into a tank, has been aban-
doned. The upkeep was too costly,
and. besides. we have plenty OF tanks,
Trotsky has announced his plan Of
Campaign. He expects to kill the
Germans all of In a unique way.
When they arrive at place and find
we re not there. they will die OF cha
grin.
General Hotfootskis division Of the
Red Guard army encountered a ter
rife steback yesterday. They were
moving rapidly in the direction OF Via
divostok when they found that some
body had inadvertently removed a
bridge over the River Owsk. The gen.
eral commended his Bolshivik follow
ers to plunge into the water, but they
refused to do so, claiming it was
against the principles Of the revolu-
ton. So the general and his army
are marching around the river, which
has it's source in Bassarabia.
One of the worst engagements of
the war has just taken place here.
Prince Michaelovitch has announced
that he is going to marry Mizzi
Hootch of the Siberian Bellies Bur
lesque Company.
General Boozevitch is discouraged.
He says, owing to the high price Of
henfruit, he isn't able to egg his troops
on any longer.
Password for tonight: Judas IS
CARROT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
Will Anything Come Of 1t?

From The New York Times
will profit nobody if the report Of the Senate Com
mittee Military Affairs about failure to pro-
- duce arpanes for service is treated merely as
contribution to the files of the document room The
report reveals what the committee very temporarily
scribes "gravely disappointing situation We need
not dwell upon the details of the conditions the commit
tee found to exist The disappointment the country
will not be softened by anything contained in the minor
y report signed by three Democratic members of the
committee They merely set up in palliation of the
shortcomings in aplane production the very great diff
cutes encountered in the work. In time of men
must be found who can overcome difficulties
The important thing is to end the country's dis
appointment to win where the record thus
largely of failure The Congress-
fore the Administration. The recommendation of the
commte that the production should be TAX
out Of the hands of the Signal Corps entirely
should be controlled by executive officer appointed
by the President and responsible to him" The
mendation and the report cannot be ignored The
ter is far too serious for further exhibition
nation based upon experience" which committee
report refers of the of failure. Mistakes
have been made. very serious mistakes that be
denied They should be frankly admitted and promptly
corrected That is the best way Of pretty
uaton That way will best satisfy the country it is the
best hasten the production arpanes use
American soldiers in France.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15

Last week when the German American Al
lance voted to disband the Kaiser lost power
full vehicle for his propaganda in the United
States. Ostensibly organized for an honest pur-
pose, the Alliance in reality had become tool
in the hands Of Pan-G German leaders who used it
to further the autocratic aims Of the Kaiser.
Thousands Of persons who held membership
IN the organization were ignorant Of the real
aims Of the leaders and did not know that the Inn
perial German government was using them and
the Alliance for sinister purpose. Their par
ticipation in the organization can be excused on
the ground Of their ignorance Of the nefarious
use which the Kaiser and his war lords were
making Of them and their Alliance.
The new idea of Americanization which is
spreading through the United States makes I'M
possible the existence Of an organization that
was SO closely linked with Wilhemstrasse and
has received 50 many distinct communications Of
approval from Berlin.
We Americans are learning fast the new les
son Of national life and national purpose. We
have seen the danger that turks in permitting
our aliens to hold aioof from American life and
band themselves together in little groups and
settlements that become centers Of unrest and
disloyalty in critical hour. Not long ago we ac-
copied with tolerance the workings Of German
American Alliance. but today we insist that no
hyphenated society or individual has place in
the American commonwealth
Our new national consciousness calls for one
citizenship, dedicated to one flag, consecrated to-
the principles Of one nation, sworn to the defense
and perpetuation Of one government. He who
cannot subscribe to that national ideal is unfit
for citizenship and residence in our republic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
Strive To Have
Healthy Skin

Next time You are In q Gatharaue
~ women nots the d3nersnt osndi>
fdons apparent in Complexion. You
VIII see some dlled with hlAokhsadA
some dry and rough, some smooth
aud sreaAN some Gneared With
rouge some streaked with heavy
metallic powaeIs and once IN / Wills
you WIN 80 one that u q demon-
stration Of intelligence from every
point OF view. The color IL rosy, the
skin is clear and smooth. the pores
are small and open, TIE powder does
not show on fhs drm Vigorous skin.
Every woman can hAvS q good COM
plexion Il she win only use q Ittie
discretion II you would acqnirs real
beauty, thu beauty Of perfect health,
.you must repleni<n your WORKOUT
nerves with lectthin, Natures own
nerve rsstoreE, and put into your
blood the invigorattug iron which
Nature intended II to have for
health. In most OF the modern foods
these and other vttaltztng elements
have been largely eliminated. Yet
to be Aealfhy ana beautiful the Eye
tenn must have thsm. They arc
found In Bio-feren. not only in prop
Ier proportions to sestors weakened
vitality but In such form m thu syy-
tenn can best aSAmilate them.
A treatment Of lecithtn and iron
increases the appetite, aids nutrition
ana tnytIorntes the patient.
Ana Bio-feren in its pellet form IL
easy ana palatable to take-ao liquid
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
BY Hal pop

BY HAL POP
It happened in local court:
Judge-What is the prisoner
charged with, officer,
i Cop-Assault and battery on his
Imother-fn-law, your honor.
Judge-Are you guilty or not guilty 7?
Prisoner plead guilty to the
charge. judge.
Judge-IIl fine you $1.10, my man.
Prisoner-But what's the ten cents
for, honor?
Judge-That's the war tax on
amusements.
No doubt you are familiar with that
essence Of male humanity that wears
sport shirts and carries a cane and
some times is reckless enough to say
such awful things as my goodness!
or by Jove!" Well, few days ago
one OF these so-called males came into
la downtown cigar store wearing a
monocle in one of his eyes. One of
the hangers on wanted to know why he
wore a monocle in one eye only, when
by all the laws Of reason he should
have had one for each eye. The cigar
store clerk answered the question.
II have no doubt" said he. "that he
wears only one monocle so that he
won't see more than he can under
stand"
A lively young tot OF seven years,
the son OF Richmond man, was
having an excellent time in the house
one morning recently, though he was
risking his life and climb in some Of
y, laSp{va - = ~{y
to accomplish. First he mounted the
stairs and slid down the bannister at
4 breakneck speed. Then he stood up
on top Of a round, wooden ball on the
post at the foot Of the bannister,
hurled himself through foot of space
and grabbed the electric light chanda-
lier with both of his pudgy little
hands. But the chandelier refused to
withstand the strain and came shat
tering to the floor, young America and
all. At that moment that boys father,
having heard the crash, came rushing
into the room.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15

Mrs. Aisle Gresh Mrs. w. A. Roth,
of Cambridge City, gave an interest
ing talk In the interest of the Fran
chise League. MRS. Ernest Doty pre-
sented the lesson. Tennyson's Holy
Grail" Mrs. John Brown compared
the Holy Grail and vision of Sir Laun-
fal. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. John Du Granrut. +. :. Miss Nor
ma Hurst is guest at a house party
at Purdue.
Lieut.. Claud Kitterman will speak at
Doddridge Chapel Sunday school for
the Liberty loan. Robert Hicks and
Denver Harlan will speak IN the MIL
ton Sunday schools. This is to reach
everybody in the township and the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
MILTON, IND.

George Wagner, Mrs. Ruth McCor
mick and Rev. F. G. Mccormick were
in indianapolis, Thursday to visit Mrs.
George Wagner at the Methodist hos
pital. Rev. Mccormick also attended
the congress OF the disciples. Mrs.
Lydia Hess is very i'll. The township
schools will close April 90. Examina-
lions will be held the same day. The
baccalaureate sermon will be at the
Methodist church sunday evening
April II. The class day exercises will
he held at night at the Methodist
church, April 10. The commencement
will be held the evening Of May 49,.
Mrs. Thomas Ewers has returned from
a visit 10 South Bend. The Cary
club met Thursday afternoon with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
The German Fire Insurance Company

The decision Of the directors of the German
Fire Insurance company Of this city to recon-
mend to its members the elimination of the word
German and the substitution of word more in
consonance with American ideals is in accord
with the sentiments of citizens. They also be-
lieve the company ought to revise its franchise
so that the membership will not be restricted to
persons Of teutonic descent. This proposal is
recommended BY the directors and ought to be
acted on favorably by the members.
If man Of German origin believes he is. as
patriotic citizen as man Of Irish origin, then
the Irishman ought to have equal opportunity
with the German in joining the insurance COM
pany. The logic of this proposition cannot be
attacked.
No hardship will be worked on the insurance
company by the change of its title or the throw
ing aside Of the restriction of membership. In
fact, both changes will work for the improve
ment Of the organization and enhance it's bene-
fit to the community.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15
hon disco,or.aoaof the tsss. no

Iron discoioraHon-of the teetE no
unpleasant taste.,
There II no Dseret~ or mystery
about Bfo-feren- Doctors prescribe
It regularly because they know ex.
actiy what Il contains a. wen -
what II WIN do and they know they,
could not formulas 4 better up.
building tonic.
The action Of Bio-feren on the
system Is 20 beneficial, We are 30
sure Of its giving. you positive health
and vtgor. providing. Of courae. there
- no serious, chronic ailment such,
~ cancer. tuberculosis, ETC., that We!
only sell Il On the CONDITION that you
A8ree to return tho empty package
and accept a refund Of your money
unless you are entirely sattsded.
There = no use waiting for health
ana beauty. Il - better 70 DO things
today than tomorrow. Go to yorir
payofcian tpday-F1ght npW-he viii
advise Ho-feren. Then start taking
y at once - he advises OF a. direc-
tons on the package call for. The
enafantee Projects your money. In.
tarestinB booklet may be had for the
Large package 800 at an leading
druSgists or direct II your dr1eyis{
Gan not supply you The SentSnei
aemsdies Co. Inc. Cincinnati. Ohio.