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the man whose whole heart is in the
telling And after he told the story
no one felt like using profanity in his
presence.
There are some men who have an
unusual gift in influencing the
thoughts of others. Harrison has this
gift to a decided degree. and when he
declared that swearing was only hab-
it, a foul habit, the offensiveness of
which is not realized at all by 50 per
cent Of those who indulge in it, others
got to saying the same thing.
This had an excellent effect. Within
a. few months if man used profanity
about the yards of the w. & A. he was
looked at with amaZement. Along the
whole line the same spirit spread. The
w. & A. is reformed. reformed by a
man who had no training in the evan
gelistic field. Harrison is Hell
Roaring Tom no longer. He is
Tom" today to everyone. Boys, girls,
men and women never think of calling
him Thomas or Mr.. Harrison. He
still runs his engine. Occasionally at
night he goes to the Y. NJ. c. A. and
delivers short talk. The Y. NJ. c. A.
people say he is one of the best work
ers for good they ever have had in At
lanta. He goes to church. too, shirE-
ing nothing, not even to carrying the
collection plate.
It's strange. isn't it," said Harri-
son. to friend the other day. Only
two years ago | thought all those who
professed religion were takers. |
didn't believe that any man or woman
was good. And now it is difficult for
me to understand how | could have
been so blind"
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H|GSEN MAY Be
HEARST CANDIDATE
Probable He Will Be Placed to
Lead the independence
League.
HE Is AN INDIANA MAN.
THE MAN HAS SERVED THE
LEAGUE IN THE STATE OF MAS
sAcHUsETTs IN SEVERAL Po-
LITiCAL CAMPAIGNS.

Springfield, Mass, May 30 With
all the mystery that covers the selec-
ton of a presidential candidate of the
Independence national party there is
persistent mention of the name of
Thomas L. Hisgen that seems to mark
him as the man for the honor.
Who is Hisgen? He is in charge of
an independent oil company at West
Springfield, just across the river from
this thriving city. 1t is a branch of
an oil company and the largest axle
grease factory in the world, located at
Albany, and Hisgen is president of the
whole business.
He has done big things. Starting
from nothing he has in twenty years
developed a great industrial concern,
made his fortune, and whipped the
Standard Oil Co.
Hisgen was born at Petersburg, Ind
in 1858. When he was sixteen years
old he removed with his parents and
ten other children of the family to a
farm near Albany, n. Y. In a few
years he and three of his brothers Sc
cured employment as clerks in &
clothing store. They were successful
1t then occurred to Thomas that il
they could sell clothing for another
man probably they could sell things
for themselves, preferably something
of their own manufacture
Their father, who was something
of chemist had a formula for max
ing axle grease. Two of the boys
made it and the other two acted as
selling agents. That was in 1888. Ten
years later, the Standard Oil Co,
which also sells axle grease, offered
them 100000 for their business
They declined the offer, and the
Standard by the use of its character
istic methods, set out to ruin them.
Most dealers who handle axle grease
also sell kerosene. The Standard no
tilted these dealers that unless they
quit dealing with the Hisgen brothers
they would get no oil. The Hisgens
met this emergency by going into the
oil business. They have met the
Standard at every point, however.
have beaten it and have increased
their business.
Hisgen was nominated for state aud
itOr on the independence league ticket
two years ago and received $50, 900
votes. AS league candidate for gov
ernor last year he polled $4,000 votes
which was 5000 more than were cast
for the regular democratic nominee
Il feel confident he says, that the
independence national party will poll
100000 votes this year and that in
1912 it will sweep the country"
He welded in 1900, Miss Barbara
Fox of Albany. They have three
children. Tom. junior, aged 6, Gather
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-31
FOOT BALL CRAZY"
This Is Not a Mere Term But a
Possible Stern Reality for
Lovers of Game.
A DOCTORS STATEMENT

Philadelphia, May 30.-lt will not be
safe after this to say you are "just
crazy over football" it, on, trial for
your liberty, you are obliged to face a
board of alienists. The American
Neurological Association, in thirty
fourth annual meeting assembled at
the College of Physicians, heard from
Dr. Charles X. Mills and DR.. Charles
H. Frazier, of the University of Penn
sylvania. how a woman. whose en-.
thusiasm for football became an actual
mania, had finally become irresponsi-
BILE at one of the games, and upon be-
ing operated upon in the University
hospital, was found to have cyst in
her brain three inches in diameter.
She couldn't get enough of foot
ball." said DR.. Mills, reviewing the his
tory of the case. and she went at ev-
cry opportunity. She attended d game
here; then she went to New York for
more. She went to the Harvard-In-
dian game in Boston and rushed back
here again for the Army and Navy
game. And every time she went to a
football game she would become very
nauseated and dizzy and would be-
come partially disorientated. She was
so Ill at the last Army and Navy
game that she attempted to leave the
stand and in heading for the aisles ran
into post. Her symptoms We're left
lateral Homogeneous hemianopsia and
hemiataxia, especially marked in her
upper extremities."
The general depression noticeable
in some quarters at the close Of the
football season was particularly mark
ed in this victim Of the new 'demen-
tia" After her operation her recovery
was rapid and virtually complete, so
far as can be positively ascertained
before the beginning of the next foot
ball season.
AS this is the only case of its kind
Yet run to cover by the proper author
tiles, too general deductions cannot be
made from it. But it is possible that
suspicious cases will be vigorously
watched when the seasons opens and
persons finding themselves victims of
an uncomfortable fondness for foot
ball may be subjected TO examinations
in the interest OF science.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FIRE INSCRANCE-Rich In
surance Agency. Hans y. Kohl. Mgr.
1l6 Main. mays sun & thur Il
BUILD A HOUSE-Thompson's Ag-
ency. Consummated three building
loans in two days 30-3t
NOTICE-Geisha ROUGE for the face
and lips To introduce Geisha Rouge
into thousands of new homes We
will send one regular soc size bottle
to all who answer this advertise
ment and inclose 10 cents to cover
cost Of postage. Remember this is
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WOMEN ARE VULGAR
At PRETTY WEDDINGS
Vicar of St. GATHERINGS Enters
A Bitter Protest.

Washington. D. c., May 30,-The ir-
reverence and vulgarity of women
spectators at weddings is the subject
Of a bitter remonstrance by the vicar
of st. GATHERINGS, Leytonstone. a
London suburban parish. Referring in
the parish magazine to women who
attended a recent wedding, he writes:
Though dressed as ladies they were
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LOST.

LOST-Brown purse containing $3.50
and cards with name Ruth Nisewan-
der, between knollenberg and
North eth. between Main and A,
Finder return to Orvnle Ashinger.
Knollenberg's store 3I-2t
spectacles near cor. 18th
and Main. Leave at Huss0n's gro
Gerry. Receive reward. 3l-2t
afternoon. grass sicle
on North 10th and North F. TO 18th
up North 18th TO Ovens farm.
Finder please notify McDarby. Pal
ladium carrier, DO North 10th. 29-3t
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Th- Sunrise 0fLffp.

Infants and children are constantly needing q
axative. II Is important to Anow VIII at to give
them. Their stomach and bowels are not strong
enough for salts purgative waters cathartic
pills. powders tablets. Give them a mild
pleasant. gentle. laxative tonic like Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin, which sells at the small
of 50 cents or 81 at drug stores. 1t Is the
one great remedy for You to have in the house to
.t.re children who t''o-' ~r,t7 II.
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An incandescent lamp in it's green
shade, will when turned upwar toward
the ceiling. spread a soft and pleas
antly diffused light plenty strong
enough for a room where no one is
reading. When the lamp is so used
no shadows are cast.
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PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

nothing more than female hooligans.
These people amused themselves and
disturbed others by standing on chairs
and commenting audibly on other
women's dresses and pricing the ma,
terials. We had a policeman to re-
strain the curiosity of children outside
but l thought we might trust the re
spectability of Leystonstone for de,
cent behavior inside the church"
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Third; also house, go Randolph
street: ; North >th street. 3o2t
FOR RENT-Four room cottage in
fine location; electric lights, see me
quick; Al H. Hunt scot
FOR RENT-Furnishet rooms. also
office rooms. with steam heat and
bath, az The Grand, for gents only
3-&tf
FOR RENT-Bu8:Dess rooms and fats.
Fit Wayne Ave. See Affords. 26-u
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MALE HELP WANTED-Come West
grow up with a new country. But
get reliable information about the
part you would locate in before com
ing Stamp for reply. Pacific Coast
Publicity League, 1114 r American
Bank Building, Seattle, Washington.
17-2431
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WANTED.

Situation by widow-who
has a good home, but is lonely, as
companion or to assist with house
work. Address E. r., care Palladi-
nm. 31-2t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Five room house, 333 S
18th. Slit
FOR RENT-Five room house 21l.
North 10th street. :}t-Su- NOW e d
FOR RENT-Cottage SOB \. H street,
call at 300 S. 9th street, 3l-2t
FOR RENT-Five rooms. All West
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Terre Haute, Indianapolis &
Eastern Traction Co.
Eastern Division

(Time Table Effective Oct. 81, 1907
Trains leave Richmond for Indian
apolis and intermediate stations at
600 a. m, fps, 500. 1925. 10: 90,
HOO. 1900, 100. 1925, 800. 400,
1925, 600, 7:30, *S:40, 900. To-: 90,
11:10.
Limited trains.
Last car to Indianapolis, $40 p. m.
Last car to New Castle. 10: 90 p. m,
Trains connect at Indianapolis for
Lafayette, Frankfort. Charlottesville.
Terre Haute. Clinton. Sullivan, Paris
1us) Tickets sold through.
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ing or general homework; 20 S.
10Th 30-3t
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WANTED-To buy an electric fan;
call phone 2277 or 1916. 30-2t
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Moore & OgbOrn

Fire Insurance Agents. VIII go on
your Bond. Will Insure you against
Burglary, Theft and Larceny. Room
16, l. o. o. F. Bldg. Phones, Home
1889. Bell 53R-
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I IhAAH.
Gold Medal Flour makes p<fect bread
RowENA
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not sample bottle, but a regular
soc Size bottle. Agents wanted.
Write for liberal terms. Address
Gtisha Mig Co, e. East l31st St.
New York apra6-sun-tf
PROMPT Merchants Delivery: cali
phone 1904. Conkey-Monninge
Drug Co. 25.7t
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30-3t
FOR SALF-Cheap, driving mare.
work horse; call mornings or even
ings: 622 \. 18th. 30-2t
FOR SALE-Smali farm near city. es-
pecially adapted for dairy and poul-
try. Address Bargain" care Of
Palladium. 27-7t
FOR SALE-Turtles at Muey's, cor
ner South H and Liberty avenue.
26-7t
FOR SALE-$600 Mission lamp for
$3.50, while they last: for electric
light or gas. Antique Furniture Co.
SIG Main. 25-7t
FOR SALE-A car load of horses every
Saturday and Monday at Gus Taubes
barn. 9-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Modern resi-
dence. Easy terms Phone 1858.
FOR SALE-City real estate. Porter
field, Kelley Block. Off
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trade; will equip shop for you or
furnish positions, few weeks com
pletes, constant practice. careful In
structions, tools given. Saturday
wages, diplomas granted. write for
catalogue. Moler Barber College.
Cincinnati. o. tt
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FOR SALE-Fire and accident insur-
ance. r. L. Moore, at Mccain Real
ty Co, % N 9th street. Phone
1916. 3O-2t
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-Carriage phaeton, run
about, all rubbertired, spring-wag
on, carriage and light harness, two
poles. w. p. Haughton, Spring
Grove, New Phone 3404
25-2S.31.3
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The Market Place of Richmond
for buyeror seller. A trial will CON-
vince you that Palladium Classified
Ads re result bringers.
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soloist for church
quartet. Must read music APP
ply F. l. Braffet, Second National
Bank 22-tf
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let, good pasture for
cattle or horses; O. E. Fulghum,
Phone 1886. 29-3t
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WANTED-Cheapest, best shorthand.
book keeping, typewriting, Mrs, Hi
ser's school, 18th year. Phone
PIT. 23-tf
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ton. No. 3, 3Ax4A, at less than
two-thirds cost. Brehm, 517 Main.
oO.2+
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work. Judge H. c. Fox, Corner
West Third and National Ave.
fe-7t
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Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost,
Found, Miscellaneous, Lodge Notice,
Cards of Thanks, Obituaries, etc.,
CENT A WORD.
Situations Wanted, are Free.
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wANTED-Stoves to store for the
season; also lawn mowers to clean,
sharpen and repair, called for and
delivered, soc. w. F. Brown, 1880
Main Phone ITS. 30,2t
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WANTED-Work around lawn or will
tend to horses. Apply 4312 n. 9th.
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WANTED-Work to do; cooking, bak
ing or general homework. - n. 10Th.
29-3t
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WANTED-Cooka and second girl, Il
North 18th street. u
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FOR sALE-Go-cart, 434 S. 18th.
30.3t
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OR SALE-Kodak in perfect condi
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WANTED-Shoes to repair, work
neatly done at Up-to-date Shoe Re-
pairing Shop. 800 Main street
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WANTED Men To Learn barber
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-06-25
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nbtr olg ,als Nls Sus.ltun Satt
Niirdss eiiu btindnsru wlJst, in
llnitnTisr Set a;m llt9tl aSl.bo.itu
'tIn wares eaya tlns SraGt ols mli
ptnia aeesn erhaat TerSsR .0Iuls.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-06-25
aarint ftiH ftbsn esrettst ~ hsb.u

eti,cT ", StI9ou. RapIts RliUt aet tur~
ltd IN elutm ere'e: so babe Gs slEe's
Rcw Ttecoperp itii pieIsu Sahrsn setyaa3;
'ug Nu'ten uuo Gr,aImuasx unh claude ods
ts mem S,ber 9srs;tst. Sd lamb 60 EN-
perIaNia Rlttel iur 9sbl.uno sunatnletNer
uro wllret tbtn'c penia aubcg ,tnt flaibt
ieiu ale obrt Gitn." Get; no9e " plerua
,ldbrcr bat Or. Rings Rsw Tticopea ais
walls une SaHasnmittsI an Der Sptse ae'an
ben. Sls Sortuaanssmlt;rI acacp suua
ftUtntuinnuno II Neiltr ihpddt @unaer
but e. nIdhie ielncs eIc5r. Serlau'; nit
@erdutIs bsi y blllrmtper Il Scu ASe,,raol,a
uub SoIi UNI :, y. SaeQ X Sens (raetud
81. St. Sbomas uuo S;,Gliabelb. ~ Gents
uns : loe. Qycb, 5laiat iyei,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-06-25
Der ,lIneIlerin ,1acbbar


1is Mlhhl', bic ortbt ibrt 6ldasI,
Ger Nino, be. iauiti barir.
80 wOIlie i'd Dore Otr 9RhIlsr,
@on Wsaea Osr AhGsrin.
Ter WIhl!sr III asiorbsn
SOFT iteur ibm bic spl9e Rub!
SO wOIlis. es hOIts otr 0snir
Seu 6ieael pou Rrsht oasu!
am Sonntag in Der airde.
"a aIaubt' 10 Iis ihls!s nab mir,
Sic itiIlte an mir UOrilbsr
Ger 2usht. ser ltano an Der 3bur.
nno assnos b,i osm 2nnle
IA tam lie eben mir rtdIt
Sic oriiBte mid frtunolih nno fraats
llno ira9te mid gar nGb Osm 9lrat.
Ter 9n,ht. Der Gnett ih pplte,
Mir tott IN o2u Noern o1s Slut.
3h woltt an i4u mib rdhsn,
S1 lrplit ib bdtts osn Nutb.
1h Wpltf. nun mas mslb ib.
5d lpclE ujtt. no ih btn.
Tie Wuble. Die otCbt lbre TIil9tl.
Tel M'uo. Der inltiet oarlu.
GbnmlNo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-06-25

YrOlu trintiitlbhnitt.
II dbtr III pttnuait'l. nm Sen I rob,
bltlpualdminotI mliiumahr. ldit
ii 0uh tun Vrchlhltlpuir uno bat Na
9cn otm &ntnFtuoeu oes $Hojaner
SildisiomiltF Der .Syottatu" Den
Novpm' MAIDEN llNM rIuNm. .olb
II IL ftbtn ptyititprntu Spyattn
Nltr trlntcu tonne" mas otm Nsrtu
'tIct - !, ", Npuab II itiu Sam,
-- rbnt ,SwtiitI dnstroiotrtlh stir.
rtlt pcrilm. Sowtli alic NE btlo,n
Observation-Disclosures IN &,ivabt
.cmmru. III ,tlut citidby. lucbl ab,r
oarlt, rs ft usttaa tmpi,bI,n Die
RaaoIoaltu 'ir ben ScnertB mi, 9t.
,itbuna aul lbrt SitluuQ iupr brtu,
ntnNen Sasesirlas tiu mtujA gu eyl.
itu. (anftltr ors @tftns.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1908-06-25

6trr SuIIus HIauiius in St.
toals arntulirt in 6ranif. Ruuoart;
Zen 9td,l bob, mgr trtnt. npt
lln lnHe dns Nh iopp,
Gum 1tipsl NIT sm Brobiblit'R.
jot-
gler iUols unierH 56oppe.
u gut G!as @si ls nah nit itlttt,
9ss tonne mtr nQ5 p,ks.
2on lOIl msr III sr, @ertti5aii F5
9llt 6rtunos oaiu isss.
g9er ttntt aui StOalias 99phi,
Eas hh 10 sul aebaIts.
In menu msr uns mai uloostitsr,
go isin mu ltts oitaI,tl