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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14
THE WEATHER

For Indiana by United States Wealth
cr Bureau--Snow and warmer tonight.
Tuesday probably fair, except snow
in northeast portion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14

attached to the submarine but in few
minutes she sank, the crew jumping
in the water and swimming to the
American destroyer. One of the Ger
mans died from exhaustion after being
hauled aboard the Tanning Two
members of the crew of the Tanning
Jumped overheard and rescued a
drowning German seaman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14
Yesterday

Today's Temperature,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The com.
mittee on public information has re-
leased this photograph of4 the first
U-boat surrender to u. 8. sailors. The
United States destroyer flaming has
the credit. The periscope Of the sub
marine was sighted by Coxswain
Loomis of the Tanning The destroy
er Immediately headed for the spot
and three minutes later dropped a
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07

the question being propounded throughout France is be ced here that the Teutons attempting to end their losing game trying seek President Wilson's good offices
 French See German Design Clearly
 The French newspaper press think the German request for rmsce attempt to evade the consequences of disaster It is declared that Germany hopes conclude peace which will permit her to exploit the peace treaties of Brest oVsk and Bucharest and also the llohenzoen dynasty An arsce is impossible under present conditions which do not agree with those existing when President Wilson terms enuncated.
 Canadian Newspapers in Line with Americans
 TORONTO, Oct 7.-Canadm newspapers, while admit ting that the latest Teutonic peace suggestion improve the previous express the opinion that there Is considerable distance travel yet before satisfactory ground for discussion be reached All newspapers demand conditional surrender
 American Newspaper Comment Has Right Ring
 NEW YORK, Oct 7.-American newspapers insist that Germany surrender internationally. The New York Times that if Germany wants let her abolish tn" kaiser and speak through government of the people.
 The San Francisco Chronicle says: con the surface it seemed like definite beginning of the end but only the face kascrism s again resorting to tricks
 Topeka Capital: ''An amstcc and peace barley not be granted now.
 Cleveland Plain Dealer: "Germany have Bugara's peace of utter surrender"
 Chicago Tribune: The allies answer must be redoublcd efforts against the cnemy.'
 Seattle Post -Inelgencer: ''We must give Germany time to rrcuerate Unconditional surrender only must be sidercd'
 High Command Consents" to Heavy Sacrifices
 BERNIE Oct 7-The Stuttgart Neues Tagrbla says tn peace proposal made the advice of the army high mand Germany has decided to consent to heavy Sacr fees, it says.
 Pope Refuses to Interfere
 PARIS, Oct "A Rome dispatch says that Hun gary has again insisted that the Vatican take steps toward bringing about peace. The pope has refused.
 Financial Panic in Berlin
 GENEVA, Oct .-Indescribable panic reynS the B IT, lin stock exchange Shipping and armament shares especially affected
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
GERMAN ARMY WITHDRAWN
 FROM BULGARIAN TERRITORY

ATHENS Oct. 7.-Premier Nenzelos recently visited Sere Macedon recently ccapturcd by the Creeks and found that the 2OOO inhabitants 5COO had died of starvation, had been porte and 0Oo had been forced to work on military roads during the Bulgarian occupation
 Serbs Progressing in Albania
 PARIS Oct 1.-The Serbs have occupied the town of Dabra the Black Drna river, in Albania
 Most Unkindest Cut of All'' for Germans AMSTERDAM Oct 7.-Bulgaria has notified her former es that they quit Bulgarian territory within month.
 Taking Time by the Forelock
 BERLIN, Oct. 7.The German army has been withdrawn from Bulgaria, says official statement
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07

 OF RADIUM
 ANNOUNCED

GOLDEN, Colo, Oct. 7,-Dr. Rich ard B. Moore of the bureau of mines announced today the discovery of a substitute for radium. which has been named mesothorium.
 He will explain the discovery to the American Institute of Mining En- gineers at Milkaukee on October 10.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
BORIS THIRD
 IS NEW KING
 OF BULGARIA

BASEL, Oct The new king of Bulgaria is Boris III, In abdicating the throne King Ferdinand issued a manifesto in part as follows:
 By reason of circumstances which demand sacrifices from each citizen. even to the surrender of ones self for the wcll-being of all desire to give myself as the first example of sacri- fee.
 Boris will elevate Bulgaria to ;h" heights to which she k prcdestincd.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
Conserving of Daylight May
 Be Continued

WASHINGTON. Oct 7.-Scnatoj Calder introduced bill today provid ing for the indefinite continuation oi tEe daylight-saving time schedule.
 Chairman BaruCh of the war indus tries board has approved the measure and believes that daylightsaving slould continue as coal conserva- tion measure
 Under the present law all time pieces will be turned back an hour OF October 27.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07

WASHINGTON. Oct. L. Grrnmnys peace, offer has not vet reached here Officials believe that Germany trying to something the weckage of her dreams of world do minon President Wilson's terms delivered in public ad dresses sentence "a reign of law based on the con the governed sustained by the organized opinion of manknd
 If Germany pareying around the peace table the allies will listen. If Germany is sincere her next og step will be the withdrawal of German soldiers from occu pied territory From that point the allies might begin to test Gemany's sincerity.
 The peace offer will stop the allies advancing armies An attache of the Swiss legation delivered the German o President Wilson personally.
 American Statesmen Refuse to Be Deceived
 Hitchcock chairman of the Scnat" committe" om foreign '"a discussing the German peace proposal in t" today declared the thought of suspension of hosites absolutely aboTent II" recommended that tI" Irs" ' deal only with tn" real representative" of tn" German people Senator Lodge, the Republican leader said armstcc at this time would the loss of tn" and all W" had fought Germany merely proposed long drbatc "Wr must ob tain military victory and force Germany to sue for peace concluded Senator Lodge.
 Senator McCmber introduced resolution providing that before the United States amlstce Germany must dsband her army and surrender her navy, and munitions pay damages the devastated cities and countries and restore Alsacc-l Lorraine
 Austria Also Wants Peace
 WASHINGTON Oct 7.-'The Swedish minister has pre- sented note from the Austrian government asking President Wilson amsc" and negotiations tn" cond tions previously laid down by the President
 It is believed the offer will fail Germany and Austria seek conference and diplomatic quibbIng Peace in sight if the Teutos actually accept the Presidents terms without
 
 territory.
 It is expected that Washington will make quick the note to let it disturb the bond sales.
 Chancellor Maximillan s Statement
 AMSTERDAM, Oct. Chancellor MaNimlllan has issued statement in which he that Germany has requested the immediate conclusion arlnisticc lan the and in the air, Turkey is to take like steps.
 The Austrian newspapers impressed by the and are filled with hope for its success
 London Suggests Same Terms as Bulgaria Received LONDON, Oct 7.-Thc newspapers here distrust Ger many peace intentions. The Daily Mail that in Prince Maxman speech there word of repentance for tn" crimes Germany has committed ''We did not allow Bulgaria tell what to do continues the Mail We intend to act the with Germany Unconditional surrender only will be accepted.'
 Allied Diplomats Unedly Against Armistice
 No amistice will be graned the Teutons prior to the pete evacuation by them of allied territory with the cessation of destruction and burning of allied cities This the personal opinion of foreign diplomats of tn ege rank who have been questioned concerning Prince Maxmian's peace speech the rechsag.
 What Is Thought in Paris
 PARIS Oct. 7-'What will President Wilson's reply be7''
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
CLASHES WITH KAISER
 AND RESIGNS

LONDON. Oct. 7.-An Amsterdam aispatch says that Field Marshal Von Hindenburg has resigned as chief of ehe German general staff, after a heated interview with the kaiser in which Hindenberg declared that it was Impossible to avoid retreat on large scale.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
MAKE AN EXHIBITION IN
 WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Members of the Woman's party have trans ferred their attentions from the White house to the capitol, and today at tempted to stage a demonstration as protest against the failure of the senate to approve the federal suffrage amendment to the constitution.
 Four of the women were arrcsiot and deprived of their banners, but later they were released.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
Balloon Corps
 to Be Doubled

WASHINGTON, Oct The bal loon corps of the United States army is to be treblcd in size immediately to meet the increasing demands from France
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
Warsaw Chief of Police Is
 Assassinated

ZURICH, Switzerland, Oct : The chief of the German police at Warsaw has been assassinated.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
INSINCERE GERMAN PEACE PROPOSALS
Allied Sentiment Unanimous Against Amstce of Country
 Calls for Unconditional Surrender

Z: dh o h e He visg to President Wilson in e President nesag to h January a in hd dpp ~ tnsoudo bk
 
 Oct kaiser has @ueda oAmhn to and d e pacet the dhdb e peace
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
ALLIES HAVE FRITZ
 LICKED TO FRAZZLE

LONDON, Oct. 7.-WouAdcd Americans who arrive in Eng land every day from France. declare that the allies have Fritz beaten to a fraZZlc'
 Wounded German prisoners admit that the end is not far away.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-10-07
ALASKA STOCKS

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-Alaska Gold, 3s; Alaska Juneau, l7s.
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
Gas EXPLOSION
SHAKES west Side
lConLInued From FIrst Page.l

by a dying manhole cover was on fire.
The FIRST explosion occurred at Eighth
and Franklin streets. There was ter
rife smash and the next instant the
manhole cover was lifted into the air,
scared to considerable distance and
then fell. In descending It struck the
cornlce OF the home OF Mrs. Harry
Grimm, at the northeast corner Of
Eighth and Franklin streets. II tore
away a part OF the cornice, dropped TO
the porch roof. through which il plow-
ed like a projectile. and fell TO the
porch flOor. from which place 1t rolled
into the street
/. man living In the neighborhOOd
heard the explosion but did not see
the manhole cover flying through the
air. He did see, however the dust
caused when the manhole GOVERNS
st uck the cornlce Of the Grimm home
and he thought this was smoke and
that the house was on fire he tried to
get in touch with the fire companies,
but failed and then called the police,
who sent three fire companies TO the
scene There was no nre, however.
Almost at. the same time that this
explosion occurred there was "a series
Of others. the explosion following the
sewer along Eighth street similar ex-
plosions occurred at Lincoln, Harrison,
Van Buren and Jackson and Eighth
streets The manhOle covers at all
these corners were blown off. At
Eighth and Jackson streets the cover
struck and smashed an electric light.
As far as could bc learned tho covers
at the other places did no damage
AZ the Offices Of the Wilmington Gas
Company an official Of the company
stated that they had had complaints
about leaking gas due TO the frozen
ground breaking mains, one Of which Is
in the neighborhoOd whore the eX-
plosion occurred The company started
an investigation at once.
Residents In that section Of the city
reported that there has been an odor Of
gas there for several days. It was
thought the explosions may have been
due 10 a combination u sewer and IL
Eliminating gas The manholo covers
have been frozen over with Ice ana
snow, and this would have prevented
the e-cape Of the gas through the
openings which are provided for this
purpose.
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
EXAMINATION OF
Glass A | MEN
RESUMED TODAY
IConllrued From FIrst paga.l

Thursday said today these orders will
hold good. and such men will be ex-
pected to be on hand.
That the men I'm the remaining con-
tingents Of the boards quota on the
iirst call are going to be summoned TO
camp within short time was made
evident today IN a telegram received
from Provost Marshal General Crow
der This telegram. which came from
the adjutant generals Office reads as
follows:
Direct each local board TO pro-
ceed with the utmost expedition TO
examine physically a sufficient num-
Der Of class men in order Of liza
billty TO MI deferred percentages Of
their current quota but not to pro-
ceed beyond that number plus a
reasonable surplus TO care for cases
that may be rejected on appeal.
These examinations may be con-
Quoted under the Old regulations
until the new regulations arrive.
IT the examination Of a sufficient
number is completed before the ar
rival Of the new regulations then
examinations Of other men in class
1 should be delayed pending arrival
Of new regulations. II is Of utmost
Importance that examinations Of
sufficient number TO fll deferred
percentages of current quota be
completed as rapidly as possible.
The local boards last week were
making their examinations under the
old regulations They now have the
new regulations and will therefore
proceed under them. The statement by
General Crowder that the utmost i'm
portance Is attached to the examine
ton Of enough men TO nll out the
boards deferred quotas gives rise to
the belief here that these deferred
quotas are going to he ordered to
camp within o short time Delaware,
however, is not included in the list Of
states as announced from Washington
yesterday as being called upon to send
additional men TO camp. Whether this
state Is to be included Is not known
and the local boards have received no
orders or intimatlon other than the
General Crowder telegram that they
will be required shorty to send more
men TO camp
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
DYNAMITE HALTS
aberdeen FIRE: I
BUILDINGS Gone
lcontInned From FIrst Page.l

tLOntlUutu TIUlh TlIeb IdA1si
cred by the zero weather. Some Of the
water mains and plugs were found to
be frozen and no adequate supply Of
water could he obtained.
Aid was summoned from the Govern
ment ordnance proving grounds, few
miles from Aberdeen, and soldiers,
workmen and the volunteer ilre-fghters
from that reservation dashed over icy
roads 10 Aberdeen.
They took with them a plentiful sup
ply Of dynamite, and decided. as water
was scarce, to blast away some of the
burning buildings and others in the
path Of the flames
BY the use Of the explosive the prog
ress Of the flames was stopped and they
were in check at Q o'clock.
The pOstOfflce was a three-story build
Ing Most OF the mail in it was saved.
Families lived over some Of The stores
and they managed to save part Of their
household goods The persons made
homeless were taken in by neighh0rs.
Some residents Of Aberdeen charged
that Pennsylvania Railroad crews cut
lines Of hose stretched across the tracks.
The railroad officials today made an
investigation and learned that an eX-
press train had run over a line NJ
hose unintentionally, as there was no
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the womau's dread when she gets
up In the morning to start the days work.
"Oh how my back aches" GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem oil Capsules taken today ease the
hackache Of tomorrow-taken every day
ends the backache for all time. Don't de-
lay What's the use OF suferngi Begin
taking GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OIL Cap
sules today and be relieved tomorrow. 4ake
three or four every day and be permn-
nently free from wrenching. distressing
back pain. But be sure 20 get GOLD
MEDAL Since 1896 GOLD MEDAL Haar-
lem oil has heen the National Remedy OF
Holland. the Government Of the Netherlands
having granted n special charter authoriz-
ing its preparation and sale. The house
wife Of Holland would almost as soon be
without bread as she would without her
Real Dutch Drops" as she quantity calls
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil Capsules. This
is the one reason why you will find the
women and children OF Holland so sturdy
and robust.
GOLD MEDAL are the pure original
Haarlem Oil Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories in Haarlem, Holland
But he sure TO get GOLD MEDAL. Look
for the name on every box. Sold by re-
liable druggists in sealed packages, three
sizes. Money refunded n they do not help
you. Accept only the GOLD MEDAL. All
others are limitations.
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
GOVEREOR MAY CALL
! LEGISLATURE soon
Still Considering Special Ses-
sion, But Undecided,
He Says
WAR LEGISLATION
URGED AS REASON
specIal % THE EvENINa IorRNAL

RI|RAAAA
DOVER, Del, Feb. 3. - Governor
Townsend was not at the state House
today, but was gotten IN cOmmunica-
t0n with al his home in Selbyviue and
asked concerning the report that he
might call a special session Of the Leg
Stature 10 pass war measures. The
Governor stated that while he was
holding the matter under considera-
ton. he had not reached a decision
This is the same attitude the Governor
voiced 8 few weeks ago when asked
about the subject
Il is known that in view OF the urgent
request In resolutions passed by the
Delaware state Grange representing o
large percentage of farmers and agri-
culiurists Of the State. and the demand
by q large vote OF the recently organ
lzed Farm Bureau Of Kent county some
weeks ago asking for leg station that
Will assist them with the farm labor
feesiion. and IN view OF the fact that
Ihc National Council Of Defense is max
pg demands upon the State which come
outside 81 the emergency resolution
passed by the last Legislature, Gov
. ern0r Townsend sis deply Impressed
With the feeling that he cannot alto
'gelher ignore the wishes of those con-
Qected with the farming interests and
engaged In the production Of foodstufis,
and for this reason the calling Of a spe-
cial session seems apparent.
Should a special session be called, a
resolution would be offered FOR Della
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
This THE Coolest
DAY IN A YEARS
New Cold Wave Sends
Temperature TO i1
Degrees Below Zero
RECORD MAY BE
EQUALIED TONIGHT

Below zero weather returned 10 VIII
mington today for the second time this
winter. With the coal shortage at Q
most acute stage, all Wilmington shiv-
cred as the mercury hovered around
the two above mark at 8 o'clock this
morning.
Today, so far. is the second coldest
day Of the winter on December 81 the
mercury stood at , degrees below zero
Continued cold weather is predicted
for tonight.
With fuel lacking and temperatures
much lower ia the outlying sections
Of the city, suffering is widespread
To add to the discomfort winds
from the frigd northwest are sweep
ing across the city
The temperatures IN some Of the out
lying sections which fell as low as
10 below zero. caused these delayed
workers TO gathcr what wood and
paper they could from the frozen
streets and build bonnrcs to keep
warm.
The return of fhc cold weather frozc
snow and sush. which had melted in
the brief thaw of Sunday. Hundreds of
persons fell. In many cases belne bowl
ed over by the vicious gusts.
Residents OF New Castle, who came
here today. reported the mercury regis
tering ten degrees below zero there this
morning. This, according to residents
OF That city. is the coolest recorded
there so far this winter.
Today Is said by men who keep tabs
on the weather Go bc the coolest here
about since January ,. 1904 Accord
Ing 10 Frank StrHh the thermometer
got down TO 10 degrees below zero at
the Stlrllth property on the Causeway
on that date. and 10 registered 10 de-
grees below at the same place this
morning.
C.. sellers Smith stated that the mer-
curry registered ten degrees below at
his home at Sivorside
The thermometer showed 6 degrees
below at the Delaware avenue car barn
of the Traction Company.
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
ECZEMA CAUSLD YEARS
OF INTENSE AGONY

II have suffered intense agony from
Eczema on my leg and other parts Of my
body for years. and received only tempo
rary relief from other preparations. u Is
only a mouth since ! started to use PET
ERSON'S OINTMENT, and there is no
sign Of Eczema or Itching. You can refer
to me. Geo. G.. Talbot, 27 Penheld st
Buffalo. n. Y.
I've got hundred testimonials says
Peterson. just as sincere and honest as
this one Years ago. when I first started
to put out PETERSON'S OINTMENT, !
made up my mind 70 give big box for
small price, and I'm still doing 1t, as
every druggist In the country knows.
I guarantee PIE ERSON'S OINTMENT
because l know that its mighty healing
power is marvellous. I say to every one
who buys box that Il Is rigidly guaran.
teed for Eczema Pimples. salt Rheum. Old
Sores, Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
Ulcers Skin Diseases, Chahng, Burns,
Scalds and Sunburn, and II not satisfac-
tory any druggist win return your money.
go cents
Evening journal., 1918-02-05
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It's truly astonishing how quickly it
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Pincx is a special and highly conccn-
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Avoid disappointment by asking your
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