Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 71, 26 April 1908 — Page 12

THE RICHMOND PA LL A D I U 31 AND SUNTELEGR AM, SUNDAY, APRIL 1908. ym m ttLflggf j t )) i hiwh imbmmmw '.warn neit & NUSBAUM COMFORT TALKS

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We are having a heavy trade in this department and enjoying the recompense that occasionally follows intelligent and honest efforts. Such very low prices for such very elegant garments are very unusual. In this department you always find the predominating spirit to be "style" coupled with the extreme moderation of "price." All garments are graced with the merit of fine tailoring and fine materials.

A Perfect Fitting Garment ALWAYS GUARANTEED.

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ON SPRING AND SUMMER FOOTWEAR. !f comfort in a Shoe or Oxford is worth anything, it can be obtained here. It is a serious fact that nine-tenths of the men and women suffer with sore feet. It's also true, that nine-tenths of the trouble is caused by poor fitting footwear. Shoes sold by us and fitted by one of our experienced shoe salesmen never fail to bring comfort to troubled feet. Let us sell you your Spring and Summer Shoes or Oxfords and you'll be convinced of this one fact. You will also find true style and quality in all our footwear for men, women and children. Sole agents for Dorothy Dodd's Shoes for women, Red Cross Shoes, Ralston Health Shoes and the Walk-Over line.

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WOMEN ARE TO VOTE

Suffragists of France Are in a Most Happy Mood Just Now.

BALLOT NEXT ELECTION.

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KAISER BUSTED"

Tower-Hill Incident Responsible for Newspaper Attack.

AFFLICTED WITH TALKING.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

Paris, April J.". A friendly "masting has been friven to the Kaiser by the well known old Faris paper "le .Matin" because of the recent Tower-Hill affair. "What makes the Kaiser so sympathetic." the paper says editorially, "is that he is so very human and so very different from the other emperors. Wise and prudent in important affairs he continually blunders in the most delightful way in smaller matters. Ev

idently William does not know that the words of Talleyrand, who said: "Beware of first impulsesthey are generally good.' " The Kaiser does not beware of his impulses; he almost invariably follows them, then he talks without thinking of the ccmisequoHces. and is invariably surprised at the results. He had the best intentions when he sent his famous telegram to the late President Krueger, and also when recently he wrote Lord Tweedmonth. It is equally easy to understand, his

motives in the Dr. Dave .Tayne Hill in

cident. The United States had at Berlin an ' ambassador who was rich and who entertained lavishly. They replaced him by another who was poor and could not afford to entertain. It was this which annoyed the Kaiser, who did Niiot see tkat American

money could be put to any better nse than to make his subjects dance and fill the pockets of Berlin merchants. Many other nionarchs would have thought as did the Kaiser, but say it never. But the Kaiser has given us in France a hint, and when we are going to send another ambassador we will send M. Chauchard. ,who is rich and fond of show and we need fear no diplomatic complications.

Paris, April 25. The suffragists of France are happy for women are going to vote here and the beginning is to be made in Paris, where women are to vote at the next municipal elections. During the first four days of this week the halls of all mairies especially in the northern arroundissements have been crowded with women anxious to register. The interest shown by women has sflrprised everyone here for the general opinion has always been that French women cared nothing for politics. While the women of France have not used violent means to attract attention to their demands, as have their sisters across the channel, their quiet registering of their votes at the first, opportunity given them, shows that they are ready to exercise the most important privilege of a citi7n.

postoffice inspector at St. Louis has offered a reward of $200 for each of the robbers.

THEIR FIRST APPEARANCE BEFORE COURT Young Lassies Hunting Stage Career Met With Difficulties.

CAT IS RESPONSIBLE

Benefactress of College Refuses to Aid Further Since Pussy Lost Life.

VERY UNWELCOME NEWS.

A NOVEL SCHEME.

Boston, April 25. The union label has been boomed in many ways and hundreds of thousands of dollars spent in their advertisement. It remains, however, for Mr. John Broderick, a Boston labor man, to evolve a scheme which while considered novel is at the same time receiving much consideration. This scheme partakes of the trading stamp idea, with premiums.

TELEPHONE HEADED

New York, April 2o E&tellc and Bertha Merill, who ran away from their father's home, Port Richmond, S. I., to go on the stage, will make their first appearance before Magistrate Handy to answer a technical charge of larceny brought by their father. They are accused of stealing clothes, but the most valuable property they stole was their own precious selves. The girls are 10 and 17 years old respectively. They caught the stage (raze from a traveling picture show that recently visited the island. Determined to become stars, they left. Staten Island and took a furnished

room at. 4o0 west. 1-orty-t ntrd street

under the names of Violet and Alice Mish. Estelle was arrested, having returned to get some clothes which she left with a friend at Port Richmond.

OFF THE BURGLARS SUNDAY SCHOOL

Sound of Explosion Transmitted to Villagers.

Aurora, Mo., April 2o. A telephone located directly above the safe in the

Waterbury, Conn.. April 2.". -Wes-leyan college at Middletown will lose a legacy because of the death of a cat This is the unwelcome news that follows quickly the announcement of the declination of the Rev. Dr. Parkes Oadman of Brooklyn to accept the presidency of the Methodist institution. Both episodes are looked on with extreme regret by alumni and undergraduatesthe one because Wesleyan needs a hustling, energetic president, and the other because it needs the money. It was the zeal of the class in vivi

section at the university that caused the demise of the pussy. The cat belonged to the inner circle of the cat At in Middletown. He was the pride of his mistress. Miss Margaret Van Deusen, the one surviving ni'-niber of an old aristocratic Middletown family. About a week ajto Ius6y Van Deuen attended a feline gathering en the Wesleyan campus late at night. It occurred to the students that they needed some several more subjects at ihe "lab" so they bagged several of th cats. The Van Deusen pel was among the number. Miss Van Deusen had provided for a legacy for the college in her will. The happening of the last few days, however, will preclude any such poFstbllly.

The nab Of The Body. The oren around which all tho other orgvna n voive, and upon which they are largely dependent for their welfare, ia the stomach. 'Vhen tne functions of the stomach become Impaired, the bowels and liver also become deranged. To cure a disease of the stomach, liver or bowels eet a 50 rent or SI bottle of Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at your drujreist's. It is the promptest relief for constipation and dye pepsia ever compounded.

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robbery of the office early in

morning. Robbers broke into the building and after ransacking the jewelry store of Carl Palmer, taking twenty-five watches, the men turned their attention to the Government safe. The sound of the explosion was carried over the telephone and aroused the village. The robbers escaped. The watches were found later on the railroad tra.ek near town. No clew has been discovered. The

Boston Township's Gathering This Afternoon.

to pay your hills. We have plenty to loan at all times and will be glad to accommodate you. We loan on household goods, horses, wagons and other personal property of value without removal. And you can have from one to twelve months to pay hack

your loan in weekly or monthly payments to suit your salary. If

you are in need of money rill out this blank and mail it to us. Our agent will call on you.

Boston. Ind., April 25. The Sunday school workers of Boston Township will hold their next convention April 1!6 at Orange church. It will be an all day meeting and a cordial invitation is extended to all. Bring your dinners. A. A. Smith is president of the association and Luella Druley Sheffer is secretary.

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