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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-07

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, August T.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; higher.
Cattle-Receipts, 900: active and
S+opdy
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-14
By FORBES FAIRBAIRN,
Universal Service Staff Correspondent.
Special Cable Dispatch.


London, Dec. l3.-"The worst
punishment the world can give the
kaiser Is to leave him alone-exile
him to an obscure island"
Lady Astor, member Of parlia-
ment, Britain's first woman COM
moner, thus disposed of the most
interesting international problem in
the first announcement of her
policy given out at Cliveden, near
Windsor, where she was resting in
preparation for her installation as a
member of the commons.
"If we execute the kaiser" she
added, "he will be martyr and we
do not want that kind of a man as
a martyr
This recalls the scene on the AS
tor estate at Cliveden just before
the war when the king and 4 dis
tinguished party of German dip
lomats including Prince Lichnow-
sky, the German ambassador to
London and Count Won Bernstorff,
the German ambassador to Wash
ington, were Lady Astor's guests.
Won Bernstorff, after viewing the
ma agnificent estates from the terrace
in front of the hall, praised it pro-
fusely to the hostess, who retorted:
But I'll bet you've got plans right
now In your pocket for the inva-
sion of this beautiful country"
Proud Of Royal Heir.
Won Bernstorff redeemed yiaibiy
and quickly turned the conversation
into another channel. ...
"But l was right" her ladyship
said afterwards.
Referring to the visit Of the
Prince of Wales to America, Lady
Astor said:
Hes the greatest individual as
set of the British empire. ! have
never met . young fellow of more
charm, more democracy, or with 4
higher sense Of duty. He has done
more to strengthen the ties be-
tween the two countries than any
other single man."
The prince is very fond Of the
Astors and dined at their home sew
eral times and also has visited the
Cliveden estate, which is only Z
short distance from Windsor.
OF her new responsibilities before
the world, Lady Astor said:
II am fully conscious of the re-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-14
One German Permitted
Live In Paris Durinu Wal

lie, Dec. l3.-There was just
German who lived In Paris all
|gh the war with the permission
authorities, quite undisturbed,
hat was Dorothea, the aged
|r of the German embassy in
Eue de Lille.
Fothea had no friends. Solitude
upon her, and one afternoon,
3 the key to the embassys
cellar. she excavated several
. and began enjoying life In
|aretaker's cottage.
8 o'clock that night Dorothea
10 far forgotten the police re-
ions on her movements that
ct out to see 4 musical show.
moment Of delight she uttered
y "aehl" was promptly picked
. an enemy and hurried away
police station.
next morning, Dorothea,
mt and with an aching head,
aken back to the embassy. She
told that the next time she
Z sortie she would be interned
he remainder Of the war.
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William Hohenzollern By
Exile to Obscure Island
Execution of Former Kaiser Would Rank Him as a
Martyr, She Fears-Called Won Bernstorff's War
Hand-Strong Believer in Prince of Wales-For
Local Option and Temperance Would Reconstl-
tute Industry and Increase Exports.

| sponsibility resting upon me. die
not seek the nomination, but l did
not shrink from it. / will do my
duty, you may rest assured
For Local Option.
Her program of service in the
commons was summed up thus:
For five years, England has been
concentrated on destruction and liv-
ing on her capital We must re-
constitute our industrial organiza-
tion and increase our exports.
II stand for temperance with a
capital T. We must solve the Brit
ish drink question with local option
England is not ready for prohibition
And III be no silent member. IT
should fail at Westminster the
consequence would be lamentable,
not for the men, but for the women
of England-in fact, of the world. |
am going to stand for British men
and women and hope to make de-
mands on the government which
will be really practicable"
Sponsored by Premier.
Despite the irritation displayed
by a few members of parliament at
the announcement of the election OF
Lady Astor, she was assured a most
hearty welcome to the house. Elab-
orate plans had been made for her
reception and all the available seats
were taken. ...
The fact that Lyold George was
one OF Lady Astor's sponsors, re-
calls the fact that it 10 the first time
in two generations that British
premier has acted a. guide for a
new member. This goes to show
the high regard the Welsh wizard
has for my good friend, Lady AS
tor" .....
Lady Astor made her first pub
Tic speech Is q member of parlia-
ment-elect yesterday afternoon at
the Plymouth dock yards, where
she told 4 great crowd of fisher
folk and dock laborers Of her plans
to aid the wives and children Of
the dock yard men during the in
dustrial crisis which hinges upon
the curtailment of the governments
shipbuilding work at Plymouth.
South Africa ha. put into force a
law for the governmental supervi-
sion of dairies to bring the industry
to the highest possible standard
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-14
|DIlUHU IU I'll
LOST FAMILIES
|es, Children and Parents
Residents of This Coun-
y, Separated by War, to
Come Here.

N York, Dec. l3.-(Special.) y
Hebrew Sheltering and Immi-
Aid society of America ac-
nE to an announcement made
rday by Mr.. John L. Bernstein,
dent of the society, will send a
Mission abroad for the purpose
inging about the reunion Of the
and children, and the parents
bidents OF this country who have
ne separated from their families
4 the war.
3 commissioners are Leon
hiiky, publisher of the Jewish
News, vice president of the
lew Sheltering and Immigrant
pociety of America and chair
Of the Central Jewish Relief
hittee, and Jacob Massel, hon-
secretary and chairman of the
hittee on foreign relations Of
pciety. Mr.. Massel is a member
executive committee, and was
nry secretary of the New York
llah. He is = former Jewish
paper man and is we'll known
communal worker.
sing the past few months tens
housands of residents of this
Try, most OF whom are Ameri-
htizens, have applied to the So
for assistance to bring their
les here. They are all fnan-
able to support their kindred
IRE ready to defray the neces-
Expenses attending the reunion.
work will be done with the
pproval and cooperation Of the
and Labor departments at
lington and In connection with
american Jewish committee and
Ehe Joint Distribution commit
soon as negotiations with the
department and arrangements
steamship facilities are COM
the commission will leave
Il is expected, will be about the
lining of January, 1920. Mr..
$iky will 60 in an advisory ca
and Mr.. Massel will remain
hrope indefinitely in charge Of
kork.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-14
son, Mich, Claims to
Have Oldest Chauffeur

kson, Mich, Dec. l3.-This
claims the oldest automobile
In the United States, if not
. whole world In uncle El-
Dennis, who has driven a car
lie past six years. He is in his
year and is active in the
cement OF his small farm,
the automobile ito get over
lace" every day.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-14

Cascarets end biliouensss, head
ache, colds, and constipation so
gently you're never even incon-
venienced. There is no gripping and
none of the explosive after-effects
of cathartics like Calomel, Salts,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-14

sickening Oil OF eramping Pills.
Tonight take Cascarets and get rid
of the bowel and liver poison which
is keeping you miserable and sick
Cascarets cost little and work while
you sleep.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-14

South Africa has put into force a
law for the governmental supervi-
sion of dairies to bring the industry
to the highest possible standard.
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anon City Record. Thursday, August ~, 1919.
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Selling the Cheap
Cuts of Lamb

The problem OF selling the cheap
cuts OF lamb. which are comronly
used for stew, and retail slowly at 10
cents pouna less than the rest OF the
carcass. has been solved by Chicago
butcher. who works the cheaper meat
up into lamb pat,ies.
John Jameson. Chicago butcher.
has oversome the common objection
to the lamb trade, from a retailers
standpoint, namely the disposal OF the
cheap meat OF the forequarters. by
boning the meat and moulding II into
lamb patties. In this form the cheap
meat has boosted rather than retard-
ed his trade. for the demand for lamb
patties Is greater than The supply.
Other butchers are accomplishing sim
liar results by boning and rolling the
shoulder.
Because stew meat Is In good de-
mand only In cool weather. II has been
necessary in the past to freeze large
quantities OF "chicks- at certain sea-
sons OF the year. when the demand
was light. carrying these over until
cold weather. This varying and sea-
sonsl demand is what caused The
packers 10 cut iamns and sell any part
OF the carcass. Even under the most
favorable circumstances frozen lamb
sells for to cents y pound less than
the chilled meat and is never popu-
lar even at this lower price. a wide
application OF tbese improved meth
DDS ofretaiiing the foreauarters would
materially help along this end of the
lamb trade. Colorado Agricultural
College News Notes.
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IOWA AUTOMOBILE
THIEVES TAKEN.
AT SALIDA. AND
ARE KEPT HERE
Charged With Stealing Buick
At Mount Pleasant and Be
ing Returned There.

Three youns men who gave tn Il.
names as William M. Roth. Jesse
Glenn Langdon and Guy Clark of Mt.
Pleasant. Ia. were locked up in the
county jail here Monday night by the
sheriff and deputy sheriff of Henry
county. Ia. while en- route from Salida
TO Mt Pleasant. Some two weeks ago
a new, six-passenger Buick automo-
bile was stolen at Mt. Pleasant, and
abe trio of prisoners alluded to are
under arrest charged with its theft
Last Thursday afternoon a Buick
car driven by three young men ar
rived here from Colorado Springs and
left shortly afterward for the West
The action of the occupants OF the
machine attracted the attention of
representatives of the sheriff's Office
here. and they were suspected OF hav-
ing secured possession of IL by dis
honest means. This suspicion was
intensified short time later when il
was learned that they had pawned a
gold watch at filling station in Flor
ence for gasoline. So confident were
the authorities here that there was
something wrong with the party that
abe city marshal at Saiida was notified
by telephone to keep lookout for
them and take them into custody If
there was anything in their conduct
to warrant such a step. Friday
morning they were arrested by the
.Saiida marshal and given quarters in
the lookup there on the theory thai
sthe automobile in which they were
riding did not belong to them. A post
scard was shortly afterward received
Offering reward for the restoration
of Buick car stolen at Mt. Pleasant
answering the description of the one
I'm detention.
The sheriff of Henry county was
communicated with by wire. and in
company with a deputy started for
Colorado to take charge of the pris-
oners and the car they had stolen. The
officers arrived at Salida Sunday
night and left there at noon on Mon
day for Mt Pleasant with the three
men and the machine they unwar-
rantably appropriated to their own
use. The officers arrived here about
q O'Clock Monday afternoon and left
Tor the East with their prisoners at 9
.nfclock this morning. They are driy-
ing the stolen car. Roth. Langdon and
CLARK were on their way to the Pa
cihc coast with their ill-gotten booty
when their trip was brought to an un-
expected termination at Salida by the
vigilance Of the authorities.
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Instant Interviews

l.. L. HARDING-Th price of al
talfa hay is going to mean good money
80 the rancher this fall. l am holding
all OF mine.
C. A. ~LINKINS-The government
insurance for the soldier and sailor
boys is an excellent thing, and l ad-
wise everyone OF them not 10 let their
policies lapse They will never get
better insurance. If they have let
the policies lapse there is still time TO
renew them.
T. B. HUBBARD-Ladies' coats this
fssH VIII have lots of fur on them. The
early styles are indicative OF this fact.
FRED P HUBBERT-Canon City
has some excellent band talent, but I
=sm sorry to say that not all Of 1t has
-soined the band. A little cooperation
9roD urore of the musicians would
make the local band the best in this
part of the state. s....
II A. KIMMlE- The Epidemic Of
burning ice houses which Is sweeping
ssxhe country is puzzling the ice men.
There doesn't seem to be much doubt
but that they are of incendiary origin.
Destroying ice is quick way of de-
A1roying food in the summer time,
seven though 1t is indirect.
JAMES e. MCLURE-I am feeling
sad today because of the ravages of
xfme. Fifty-fiye years ago today ]
came 10 Canon City with party Of 20
men and Is women. or the men who
came here with me only four survive.
and they represent in their places Of
residence three states. OF the is
women. all but four are dead, and tNe
Kn5fng represent by their homes for
different states. John Gallons. who
lives on Beaver creek. is the only man
of the original party, besides myself,
now living in Colorado. Mr.. Callens
is now nearly 90 years Of age.
n. G.. WOODFORD-Some was
fxsyEng me about the deplorable con-
dfnsons prevailing in the coal mines OF
Kmsas. haven't heard anything Of
that nature. have you? These people
said they hoped the condition, what.
ever it Is, would not spread to Colo
RADIO l hope so. too. don't you?
A. n. M'LAIN-The life Of an OF
feld depends largely upon the mum
rber OF producing wells that are pu
x=~n. II can be iikened to . cup o
water. II put one straw in the cuI
znna suck on II the water Is drawn ou
a5uvly. but II put in several strawI
:nmd suck them all at once the watel
~ consumed very quickly. It Is
R9uera1 history Of oil that the BIZ
wulSiery are short-lived.
a r. WOOD Coal dealers are tolt
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Uncle Sam In
Grocery Business

Uncle Sam entered the grocery
business throughout the country at
ho O'Clock this morning in an effort TO
freduee the high cost of living and win
l.accept orders for delivery of such
foodstuffs as ne has in stock through
the mails. In accordance with this
new departure OF the government
WESTMINSTER Cooper has been provided
lwith price lists requisition blanks and
l'other needed information for the pur-
lichaser. which may be had on appli
lfation. Every postmaster in the
country has been similarly provided
fwifh these essentials.
The price list shows that such ar
lyicles as bacon, corned beef. roast
beef. baked beans. string beans. can
corn. can tomatoes. etc. can be had
in case lots at prices greatly be'ow
the market quotations. A complete
list OF the merchandise available and
kCity postoffice was published IN The
Daily Record Saturday afternoon
To become acquainted with what
the government has to offer It is best
to ask Postmaster Cooper. or come
|pf his assistants. for price list. You
ran then select what you wish to pur-
chase. procure an order blank. pay
the cash at the prices named. and in
addition. the parcel post rate from
Omaha is cent a pound. plus cents.
Just few illustrations will suffice
to make the matter Gear. Bacon is
put up In I2-ponnd cans. and there are
six cans to the case. which, when
placed in the container. weighs lO2
pounds. and the price a case is fixed
at $3.50. plus the cost OF the post
age. II Is not expected that any in
diyiduai Will purchase as much RS one
case. but he can not buy less than one
can. which weighs IL pounds and costs
1896. or 36 10 cents a pound, delIv-
erred. A total OF 607 cases OF bacon
has been allotted for distribution In
the Canon City territory. No. sweet
corn is put up In cases o: "a cans to
the case and with the container
weighs 81 pounds. The price case
is s2.74. or 6. cents n can. delis cred
here. Canon City Is allotted 2.26S
cans Df sweet corn. II is expected thai
of the canned goods the purchaser
viii take six cans. Computing the
cost to the consumer OF the various
articles TO be sold. including the par
Gel post charges. on 6-can basis. the
70 lowing result has been obtained:
Bason. IL pound cans. 1896 a eau:
corned beef. No. /. sI.s7. for cans:
corned beef. No. 2. 1881 for cans:
corned beef. 6-pound cans. 81 SO Tor s
cans; roast beef. No. 4. s1s7 for 6
cans: roast beef. No. 2. s3.s7 for 6
cans; roast beef. 6-pound cans. sf.ss
for 6 cans: corned beer hash. 1-pound
cans. s1-f4 for cans: corned beef
hash. 2-pound cans. se.44 for cans:
baked beans. No. I. SO cents for 8
cans: baked beans. No. 2. ~ cents for
cans: stringiess beans. 2-pound
cans. 10 cents for cans: sweet corn.
2-pound cans. 7e cents for s cans:
cherries. small cans. s145 for cans:
green peas. 2-pound cans. ~ cents for
6 cans: vegetable soups, pint cans,
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parture from the hospital: II am
done for" The hospital attendants,
however. were unwilling to admit that
his injuries were necessarily fatal.
Mr.. Pauisen. II is said. had his arm
broken while trying to assist Rev
Naarup from what appeared TO be al
most certain death as the car was
hurled over the embankment. But
for his heroic effort to save his COM
panion he would. In all probability
have escaped with only few slight
bruises.
Rev. Eaarup came to Canon City a
few months ago from Pennsylvania TO
accept the Passionate Of the <onkrega-
tion OF Trinity Lutheran church 70
the summer vacation. His pleasing
personality and genial mannerism
made him . fnyorite with al whp
knew him. He made his home at the
residsnce Of Mrs. Emma a. smith on
North Sixth sfreet-
H.. t - 4I4ff
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NINETEEN HURT
WHEN A NARROW
GAUGE TRAIN GOES
DOWN THE BANK
A Loose Wheel Believed Cause
of Wreck Near Salida Fri
day Afternoon

Denver. Aug. Nineteen pazsen-'
gers were injured in wreck on the
Saifda- Montrose branch OF the Den
yer 4 Rio Grande railroad last night.
near Chester, Coo. when seven
coaches LEFT the track and two Eere
overturned. A loose wheel orl4 tie
baggage car is believed to hayebeen
the cause OF the trouble None OF
the injured are seriously hurt
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way GkpItsS SO<IiIHtk( III iVtcuSr d14Q
entered upon his duties there Monday
morning. He succeeds to the position
until lately held BY Il. L. franklin,
llwho has been transferred 10 the
superintendency OF the express busi-
ness at Rocky Ford, MFR. Gibbs has
! been employed in clerical capacity at
the Canon City office for the last two
years, and is familiar with the opera
tons and management OF the express
buIness. HIS family wfir join him at
Florence as soon as a suitable place
of residence can be found.
ARKANSAS LADY, HERE
Fob THE SUMMER
About four years ago Mrs. E. E.
Weldon. who lives in Arkansas. made
a trip through Colorado and liked
Canon City better than any other
town she visited. This summer she
wanted to come to Colorado for rest
an dthought OF Canon City. She is
here now and is located at 612 Macon
avenue to spend the rest of the sum
mer.
RALPH sEIP BuRNs
HIS HAND BADLY
Ralph Seip burned his hand badly
Monday with grease while doing some
cooking at the Seip confectionery.
ILLINOIS PEOPLE VISIT
STERLING HOME
Mrs. Liza Richie and her son. Lou
Richie, of Clinton. ILL.,. who spent
day at the ]. l.. Sterling home. left
this afternoon for Pueblo to visit
other relatives Mrs. Richie Is quite
elderly. but is unusually spry for her
age. and the other day enjoyed wading
with her grandchildren In mountain
stream near Beulah. Coo.
MR.. AND MRS. ;. n.
STERLING OF IOWA HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sterling OF Eagle
Grove. Ia, arrived here this morning
for their annual visit at the J. L.
Sterling home.
RETURN FROM
FISHING TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Glaee OF South
First street have returned from their
fishing trip at Creede. Monte Vista
and Del Norte. They report glorious
time and excellent fishing.
ENDEAvoRERs PICNIC
AT CITY PARK
The members OF the Junior En-
deavor Society OF the Christian
church will regale themselves with
picnic supper at the City Park at 5
o'clock this afternoon The affair will
be under the chaperonage of Mrs. w.
f. Hobart, Miss Hazel Coleman and
Miss Theo Emmerson in addition to
the picnic supper. there will be sports
for the lite felix's. About so chill
dren are expected 10 be in attendance.
WERE VISITORS AT
HILLSIDE MONDAY
Mrs. A. Il, Wilson and Mrs. Hiida
wilson and little daughter were visit
ors at Hillside on Monday where they
spent the day as the guests of Mrs
George Trout
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LEFT THIS MORNING
FOR OUTING At ALMoNr

A. E, Wilson and w. c. Huntoon
left this morning by, automobile for a
fishing and camping outing At Almont
and other points on the Gunnison
river and Its tributaries. They will
be gone for . week or 10 dayY.
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So cents for cans; tomatoes. No. 10
cans. 45 cents a can: rice. in s-pound
lots. IS cents: beans. dry. In 5-pound
lots. 80 cents
The first requisition AT the Canon
City Office for these groceries was
made Mt s:15 this morning. The or
der was for IS worth OF goods. prinri-
pal'y bacon.
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Married Thursday
August Z at Golden

The friends OF Joe Scheuault and
Miss Ethel White are cousratulatIGE
them today upon their marriage which
took place last Thursday. Aurust Z. az
Colleen, Colo. Practically none OF
their friends and acquaintance know
of the event unfil the happy couNt
arrived In Canon City Tuesday night
of this week.
X had been planned that they should
be married This coming January. bnf
the tact that Miss White sold her NIL.
linery store here recently caused than
TO change their plans
At present Mr. and Mrs Schenauit
have apartments AT the Mcclure
house. but expect to go 10 housekeep-
ing as soon as hey can find n suit
able house.
Mr.. SchrnRu., r. an auto salesman
for the Wann Motor Company and has
a world OF friends in Canon City and
Fremont county. He Is popular with
all who know him
Mrs. Schenarlt has spent most q
her life in Canon CITY. and IL young
'ady OF fine qualities. who hrs demon
straicd exceptional business ability
as n mIiiiner She comes from an
excellent and well known family and
stands hitch In the regard of her many
friends and acquaintances
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II you'vs gold dollars to sell for
30 cents. let the people know thruGgh
wantad columns OF The Record. You
Will have to lock up your roid.
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Canon Boys Badly Hurt
In Auto Accident

tcont,nuad from rase one,