Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 271, 18 September 1912 — Page 9

THU &ICH3IOKD TALLADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRA3I, WEDNESDAY SEPTE3IBER 18, 1912.

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NOT AN OPTIMIST PRESIDENT STATES "When Asked what He Thinks of His Chance for Being Elected Again. (National News Association) BEVERLY, Mass., Sept. 18. President Taft in an interview that is re- " markable when it is considered that interviews with the chief executive of the United States are rare, especially during a national campaign, voiced his ideas today on many phases of the country's problems. Referring to the candidates or the other parties and the other leaders of the , Democrats and Progressives, the president said: "They knew where we stand. We can only guess where they stand." Then the president was asked: "Mr. President, don't you expect success for the regular Republican organization at the polls in November?" "I am not an optimist," said Mr. Taft smilingly, "but I think we will have a quiet vote of the conservative business interests and the thinking laboring men on election day which will surprise them. Not the vote that is proclaiming itself noisily or in straw votes in the newspapers, but the quiet vote of the conservative interests which prefers the continuing benefits of a tried administration to the untried, indefinite promises of those who clamor for a change. "There are indications that Roosevelt will draw as large a vote from the Democrats as from the Republican ranks in many localities. This is ,tbe rote of those with socialistic tendencies which would go to Wilson if it did not go to Roosevelt."

Gall Stones Removed Without Operation

After suffering for one year with gall stones, I wag told by a friend to try Swamp-Root. I began with the fifty-cent size and after using four bottles found that I wag much better. Then began using the larger size bottles and after taking three bottles I was cured. That has been seven years ago this summer and I have never been sick since that time from this disease. I can cheerfully recommend Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root to any one for kidney and bladder troubles hoping it may do as much good for many people as it did for me. Yours truly, MISS EMMA HOLDEFER, 20 North Thorpe St., Kansas City, Kan. State of Missouri County of Jackson S8 On the 11th day of August, 1909, personally appeared before me, a Notary Puplic in and for said County and State, Miss Emma Holdefer, who subscribed the within statement and made oath that the Bame is true in substance and in fact. HENRY C. EMERY, Notary Public.

WOMEN WANTED! Ten women in our Sewing department to operate power sewing machines, in light, airy, sanitary building. Apply in person. Adam H. Bartel Co. 17-2t

STUDY YOURSELF. In order to judge of the inside of others study your own, for men in general are very much alike, and, though one has one prevailing passion and another has another, yet their operations are much the same, and whatever engages or disgusts, pleases or offends you in others will engage, disgust, please or offend others in you. Chesterfield.

Letter to Dr. Kilmer &. Co., Binghamton N. Y.

Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable information telling all about the kidneys and Madder. When writing, be sure and mention the Richmond Daily Palladium. Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.

A New Way to Religion. A clergyman recently said. "If I were to start a new religion, do you know what I would do?" "You'd go out and preach, wouldn't you?" I asked. "I'd do something else first," he replied. "I would go to the popular song -writers, writers of words and writers of music, and I would get them to write songs expressing the spirit of the new religion.. If we can only make people feel religion. If we can make them realize that it is already there in their hearts, make them love it, we can move the world." San Francisco Bulletin.

NO PROGRESSIVE TICKETJ HENRY Central Committee Votes Against County Ticket to Restore Harmony.

NEW CASTLE, Ind., Sept. 18. At a meeting of the Progressive central committee it was decided to not place a Henry county ticket In the field. The action was taken after five members of the committee, Including Secretary F. L. Thornburg, John I McClure, Joseph H. Martin, Ed Payne and John Anderson, had threatened to resign because of a former action by the committee in favor of a county ticket. The resignations of the five men had been filed with Chairman W. R. Wilson and were laid on the table after the decision against the county ticket had been made. The action restored harmony in the Progressive ranks in Henry county and the party is in better shape than ever. The county committee today fixed Sept. 24' as the date for the convention, at which a candidate for the state legislature will be named. The nomination will be made in the morning and in the afternoon a big Progressive rally, at which former Senator Albert J. Beveridge will speak will be held.

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Her Suspicions Aroused. "My father persuaded me to take a course in domestic science." "And how do you like the course?" "Well, it looks like ordinary kitchen work to me. If my suspicions are eonfirmed I shall drop the course and make father buy me a fifty dollar hat" Louisville Courier-Journal

The Gasoline Grammar. To what extent the automobile has invaded the preparatory school may be Judged from the following occurrence: Teacher (to beginners' class in Latin) Can any of you boys plve the rules for accentuation of Latin words? Only on hand was raised. "Well, Tenney, what are the rules?" "Words of two cylinders accent the first cylinder, and words of three cylinders accent the antepenult." Life.

CONFLICT MAY END Peace Treaty Between Turkey and Italy Soon.

(National News Association) VIENNA, Sept. 18. Official announcement will soon be made at Rome and Constantinople of the consummation of a treaty of peace between Italy and Turkey, according to a despatch received today from Paris. This message further stated that the secret negotiations which have been in progress at Geneva, Switzerland, have resulted in a treaty draft consisting of eight important articles. One of the most important questions left open was whether Italy should retain possession of Turkish islands In the archipelago.

BREWERS MEETING

Napoleon's Drill at St. Halana. The only uniform which Napoleon put on at St Helena was that of the Chasseurs de la Garde, consisting of a green coat with red facings, white breeches and top boots, but after November, 1813, he dropped this, only resuming it on special occasions, and put on a cutaway tail coat, brown or green, with white breeches and silk hose and a email hat with a tricolor cockade. Later he adopted what is sometimes called "the planter's costume," and Captain Nicholls has described in his journal the grotesque appearance of the general the use of the word emperor was strictly forbidden in his nankeen Jacket, waistcoat and trousers and a straw hat.

(National News Association) BOSTON, Mass.. Sept. IS. The annual convention of the United States Brewers' Association began in Boston today, with headquarters at the new Copley Plaza Hotel. There are present many leading brewers of New York, Chicago. Philadelphia, St. Louie. Kansas City, Minneapolis, Baltimore, Milwaukee, San Francisco, New Orleans and other cities. In connection with the convention there is an elab

orate display of brewer) machinery, materials and products. A miniature I

brewery is shown in operation and j

there is also an interesting exhibit from the hop fields in irrigated sections of the West.

HE COMMITS SUICIDE George Morrison, Prominent Democrat, Ends Life.

I National News Association) BALTIMORE. Sept. 18. George Morrison, a leader in Democratic circles and prominent in the financial world, committed suicide yesterday by inhaling gas at a local club. The suicide of Morrison follows accusation of Judge Goldborough that Morrisson and other loaders of busi-

Ths Holiday Headache, The severe headache which often follows a long railway Journey or a protracted tour of a museum or a picture gallery is usually wrongfully attributed to bad air. As a matter of fact, says Dr. Sidney Stephenson, such headaches are more often than not due to the fact that the eyes have been overworked. The cure ia not a cup of tea nor a bottle of smelling salts; it lies in a pair of spectacles. From exactly the same type of headache clerks, typists, dressmakers and students are great sufferers. In the great majority of these cases, says Dr. Stephenson, examination has shown that weak tnd overworked eyes were the canse of the trouble, which has disappeared with the use of a pair of good spectacles. Tearson'a Weekly.

ness and social life of Hartford eou ty, where he has a handsome home, had made misrepresentations cone err ing the Hartford county racing bill. Ir a public statement the governor had raid that bad he not been deceived by statements of Morrison and other rep resentative men he never would hava signed the bill which allows .racing !q Hartford county. '

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