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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-11-08

"A dangerous busineSs-too danger
Gus for me. 1 wonder how these fire.
men get the nerve to risk their lives
like that?" and the grocery clerk who
had been watching a crew OF fremen
build a chain of ladders up the sheer,
bald side of the blazing tenement
house opposite, lodged to get out
of the way of fire engine
Unmindful of the suffocating smoke
and the flames, firemen were scaling
the high wall. By means of ladders
consisting of hickory sticks, from
which branched short pegs for steps
on either side, with hook at the end,
to hang the ladder from the window
sill above, they built a perpendicular
staircase from the pavement to the
roof Then, climbing nimbly from sill
to sill, they began the work of res
cue. Tying ropes around the half
crazed tenement dwellers, they low
cred them swiftly, but safely, to the
street, or. grasping children in their
arms, they themselves sprang into the
air, and by means of the life rope
twisted around the hooks in their
belts, they slid down to the street as
lightly as a ball of down.
Those who, like the grocery clerk,
wonder how the fireman gets his
nerve, may learn the reason by visit
ing fire headquarters, in East Sixty
seventh street. In the big yard to
the rear, which faces in Sixty-eighth
street, the raw recruits who hope
some day to wear the blue uniform
and fire ak buttons of New York
fireman, are taught how to save life,
and, most of all, how to get a fire
mans nerve
The morning class was thus being
put through their round of work one
day recently, and one of the pupils
had fastened his scaling ladder in the
top window on the sixth floor of the
Fire Headquarters building, on the
rear of which the men are drilling,
when Capt. Andrew F. Fitzgerald, who
was instructing the class in the alb
sence of the chief, shouted:
Hey, there, No. 4, what's the mat
ter? Afraid?" The man had fastened
his ladder and was climbing up to the
window above with a cautious, ner-
vous tread, as if he expected every
i instant the ladder he was on would
break and he would go crashing down
into the life net below. No. 4 made no
answer, but only chung to the ladder
more timidly.
GO ahead up" shouted the instruc-
tor; ''use your hands, your ladder is
, all right" But No. climbed still
| more cautiously, and reaching the
roof at last, slowly drew himself over
| the edge.
That fellow will never make a fire
man." said the instructor, in an under
| tone. He wants to do the work. but
: he can't. He can't get the nerve"
: Then, after a pause, the captain said !:
! Now watch this man and see the
| difference. This fellow is born for
! the business" Turning around to the
| class, he shouted:
| mo. 5, build a chain
! No. 5 leaped from his seat, grasped
a scaling ladder, hung the two-foot
| steel hook at it's end on the sill of the
second story window. and then, lightly
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-11-08
The Pleasures of Polo.

James H Proctor of the Myopia
Hunt club. Boston, treasures a unique
souvenir of his last game of polo He
recently received a terrific blow in
the mouth from an opponents club.
The jaw was broken and one tooth left
deeply imbedded in the head of the
mallet- This piece of ivory in its
wooden setting is now one of the
most conspicuous trophies in kr.
Proctor's collection
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-11-08

next story. Again he hooked himself
fast, caught another ladder, hooked
it into the next window and so, quick
ly and apparently without the least
fear or shrinking, mounted to the roof
with dash and a spring, which made
the crowd of children who were watch
ing him in Sixty-eighth street, give a
mingled howl of terror and admira-
ton. With the same confidence in
himself, No. 5 descended from his
lofty perch, unlocked the ladders,
passed them down to the men below
him, and finally leaped to the ground
with a broad smile on his face.
The instructor had not said a word
through the whole performance, until
No. had taken his seat, when he
said:
Good work, No. 5. No. Z, build a
chain," and another man started to
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-11-08
Invariably.

The great trouble is, tariff reform.
as it is called, has been attended with
disastrous results-Clyde (Kan.J Her
aid.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-11-08

First Railway in 1925.
Europe had its first railway in 1925.
America two years later.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1902-11-08

Using Life-Lines II Scaling Ladders
rs a cat he climbed up its peg steps,
Reaching the second story sill, he
fastened the hook at his belt into the
ladder and then threw back his body
till it hung at an angle of thirty de-
grees to the wall Here he waited
until comrade from below reached
up to him another scaling ladder
With his body still hanging by the
hook, No quickly hung the ladder
handed him, to the sill of the third
story window, and then. christening
his hook. he nimblv climbed up to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-15

4EN or twelve tons OF good If-Wo-EI1o
T ot1oHi corn {. b. Harris, Beas,c,,
- rg
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN

LoSI-on Saturday afternoon al TnI9T19'
tlolhl and Great Northern depot. n ecN.
tlrhah liSht faWn oyercoat. Reward ON
return o II Roberts atli. Travis '" ~
Los White colored greyhound. Rei1r1
10 lawlor hotel and receive reward ~ w =.
DARN hay pony branded y win an In,
Yertrd anchor on left shoulder. tai 4.
Return 10 q. p. Cain, 1916 Center street
= : : = = - 10
$500 REWARD Strayed or stolen FROM I
II. sutton, Harrisburg. Texas 6lna y. .,
horse. liis hands high, branded p NJ ~
leit lh'gh' t3retop clipped. shod All
- : - :. Is
ono dark MoNn horse. about itus ~,
high. nicked tail. shod all round ns.,..
painted aNprins wagon, monoxram
saeA ada % scat; - rsvara. y
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DIR bicycle delivery Is always ut your
scription ut your house. phone Iji ana we
viii call for II, III and deliver IT prompt
ly: You can get into our store OF auy
hour Of the night. phone MS or ring the
JlG Main stroel. undnr NIre hnteI Is
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DIR. EDMONDSON'S tansy. ponnyroyai aud
cotton root pills safe and reliable
treatment for painful and suppressed m"u
struatioS, Irregularities and distinctions:
trial box bv mail 80 cents Frank ia
morrison & Bro. Mfg. Chemists, ~ Broad
street ATLANTA. On.
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ONL LAHGE upright piano, barg771- SII7-:
Travis street. w. SueH' O'9
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY-Trained detectives
furnished for civil and criminal lnvestiea.
lions; reasonable rates; correspondence So
llcited, James McCane, box 19O Houston,
Texas.
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NUNNU Mt dIUN cuTeu. Corp, Wilson,
CaNertt IeAas t-i2.U2
LADIES hairdresslng massage parlors,
hair goods, combs, hairplns toilet mr..
tlcles; the L'Aiglon curls, hair oPnnments
etc. Watson * Williams 1910 TEXAS
aNcnue. Il
HOUSTON HEIGHTS HOTEL-Comforfa.
Bile rooms artesian water. telephone. hot
and cold baths, and good board, IS per
Wee. Y. m. carter. n
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CANCERS AND TCMORS-Oyer twenty
two years o practice, the only reliable
cancer doctor In the country pr l. "
Harwell. San Antonio Texas. opposite
Southern hotel. 'o1I.2
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h4 tINs NH buy. two early c0nJT107- Il,
Int ,bul'dlnE cooperative COMPANY Al
- - HltIte' u
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HOME for ladies during confinement. good
doctors aul nurse: infant adopted: conf
Dental p O. BOX "a, san Antonio
1cNns. 20
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TNELL THE PEOPLE
Il what you want.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

ron SALE OR RENT Two store housrs
building. ~
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FOR SALE.

fhANT the Rogers dewbcrry; DT0IIdc do,
Hc'ouS' me shipper; rlpens in March: nv
~ ;? per 1000; cash with order i ~
Aamlett ALVIN, Texas. g. '" w
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ANTED-sewh,g OF all kinds done on
short notice at 3l10 San Juciuto street
satisfaction guaranteed X
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NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS The rcgu-
lar annual meeting OF ne stockholders Of
company viii hc hell at the general OF,
iierS OF said company at Orange, Orange
county Texas. on Saturday, the hrst
convene az y. m. Also the annual meet
Ing of tine board OF directors Of said
orange and Northwestern Railroad COM
pahF VIII lkcWisc be held upon the same
date, time md place, aud Immediately
upon the adjournment Of said stockhod-
crs meeting aforesaid, This notice Is by
order of the board ~ directors and this
one notice Is for both meetings Orange.
Texas, December IS 1901 tSignedl w
w Reid, secretary and treasurer 30
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WAN TED Tic baulcrS for sap pine tieS
} cents for first mile and a cent nor 1niic
after mat good dry country. good roads:
Long Jo0 and plenty Of lies pay every 10
aays. ralph Cook, superintendent. Cor
tt-"H' i'AeHs
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ECLIPSE Healing ShIyc, u cents box:
Eclipse Pile Snlvc, 50 oCutS box: both "a
cellent prepara ions. TOR sale at Lewyn
" Andcrson's drug store 10
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MADAME GIvA sMIpT-Fortunc teller.
flom Egypt Glbsrn lady, liS Preston
avenue tells fortunes, future and past;
price 80 conts. III
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nOST WANTS"
4 ARE CHEAP.
SITUATIONS-MALE.

young Man wants job tending to a
horse aud buggy a well experienced man.
Address 1908. this office. "a
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SsJtT thr Drug. lhNhit, Out Che Drink
tf.ahit 10y coming TO the Alcomn SAINT
tarium, 1874 Mckjwncy avenue, Houston,
ToXns private home place; the cure
painless; no money until cured all com
muuCations prlvaGe Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-01-15

NOrICE-The commissioners court of Wi,
Ter county, Texas, viii receive bids ana
propositions until the second Monday in
January, 1902, for The purchase. lease or
rem or the county farm. consisting Of
geo acres OF land. BY ordcr OF the com.
mlssoners court, J. r. Sanders. Clert
county Court. Waller county. Texas. n
NoT1CE- Bids and specifications for T6e
construction OF steel and wood bridge
across the Colorado river near Bay CIV
Texas. viii be received " the commit
sioners court Of MatagortR county M Po,
Sity on January n, 1902, ut . G'eloct NJ
m. The court reserves the right N rnicep,,
any and all bids and specifications For
Iprther particulars amply 10 Jesoa
Matthews County Judge, Mataeordc
COun-A. nag civ, Texas. Ter .O5
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RHEUMATISM PARALYSIS, ErSSipeoa
Is positively cured 10y thr use uf tho
small 50c; postpaid. H.. u. Jones' sons,
Dnllas, Texas. Il
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CRoUP. COLDS, Pneumonia; use ire
famous "Jo-He" oil; 1t has saved the
lives OF thousands after all other known
Projectors, Dallas, Texas ~
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SITUATIONS FEMALE.

WOMAN wanting n situation 10 cook. 2
girl 10 nurse; very capable at either; call
at 1903 Main street ~
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AGENTS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE AGENTS wsTnteSS d v I
the Chicago Cash Register N nm III,
as. Exclusive territory sl'v ar ,assi
aud best register. salary =,
paid agents. j.. j. PastoflA@
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THE SIMON SCHOOL. 1906 Washington
street, Houston, Texas. Fl
SPANISH Language taught BY quick and
perfect method. Studio 1910 Texas ave
nue.. IS
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WHEN I'm need Of 6rst-class painting ma
paperhanging ring up Hopkins 4 Co.
old phone 1890 II
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NpW- Here's Nlur chance 2j-ncrr fruit
farm, nenr Houston Big bargain; or VII
eNcmrge for land near city and pay dit
ference In cash. g. W Scheulz, IuN
building. ~
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MEN-My Gold and Damiana Tablets
promptly relieve aDd permanently cure
All eases OF sexual debility; matted 81
Leon Bichon, French pharmaci4i l7O1
Mckinney avenue Houston ~
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

REAL ESTATE rentals, loans. r. n. Lit,
tie, Si0ls Main street. II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a GOOD BLACKSMITH SHOP for sale,
doing good business; the reason OF sell
ing Is on account of bad health. Ad
dress 1925 this office Ii
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ANY ONE who does not know GUY phone
number please make mole: II Is 400
Houston Plumbing nnd Mo 20 ~
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NINE. G.. A. BuJAC-P ianlStc: Studio 10
Moore, Burnett building, send for "Merci"
tIh1nk lom for piano as played with
brilliant success by SouSa's famous hand
also Les Ayants Coureurs' tDrummor,i
Gnllop. dedicated TO the travelling fratern.
ny. I-3l
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MENICI RE Best touiG for m,u; Sl a bot
tie AZ Lcwyn * Andrrsdn's. 10
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TEXAS SECRET SERVICE RUREAU-
Experienced and BONDED detectives Tor
civil or criminal investigations bonded
watchmen fer day or night service. AZ.
street. IN
S. o. COTTON & BROS, Fire Insurance
Agents and AdJusters. : Main ST. II
sTANLEY THOMPSON, Lawyer--Rooms
sol and BOZ KAN building; old phone
202; new phone $50. 1-i4-02
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IiicsA. lions, Beauty roses, vioIeIs- W6T1e
.- ~. phone 41l, Stacy Drug Store ia nun,
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TYPEWRITERs.

VISIBLE touch typewriting on the 'Blick =
No. 5, gas; No 7, $50; 6o,oO0 In use
speeial holiday prices for cash, w. Il.
nussel, general agent. Dallas. Texas. II
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YOUNG MAN wants job to drive a
team or work as porter around store,
cleaning store; not afraid to work; 2HlI
Rusk avenue II
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A POST WANT AID WILL Gtl
IA just what you want
HELP WANTED.

N luot "''
HELP WANTED.
WANTED 80 FIRsT.CLAss WAIChMAN-
E,; MUST HAVE owN TOOLS AND
COME WELL RECOMMENDED. HART
srrRGls HOUSTON, TEXAS. %
VN%TEn- Lady stenogmpher; one N in'
can furnish own machine ~ l'uH" HN,.i ,,,
yrstllrnt CO., rooms ~ ana l'' "''9It'tt
binding. --------
WA\TED-A cook at 40. llw tease NV
nur. between ranum ana san I1clnLo- -
WANTEp-A white woman to do tue WorE
IN a small family near Alvin Address
hox 10, Alvin. --..-------------------
GOOD SALARY 10 ladies writing T home;
Address Mrs W. VI. H., @ol y ANA =,
street, Dallas. IeAA-- --------------,---,
VICT PV0POSITION have today closed
lnutrIrt with the Brazo- Canal CO.. NuV
h,rc riinrnntccd to supply me win M
tbn vHtrr ! want hy the l1ih OF May ~
nripHtc 1000 acres ot land; they arc IC""t
tu let other contracts ~ .nI ~, ro,,son.
1000 acre, q" rent on ,i i....I uc.r Stallion
j. VI. Frost 3uJ Travis street. i''"'''it, a.
Texas "a
WANTED Young lady In news s'Ahu AM
office work. Apply LOGAN no-HL-
WINTTn-W White woman to cook and
make herself useful around III inG c, n%H1.G,
good place at Mrs. L. Upper, W. OhAt'r,,S
street. -----
Va %7TI-D 1T0rnughly reliable Young
90, I'm ,oai estate Once. one who under
stands stcuography preferred; must 20
energetic and reliable. Address hoN ~
city -
WANTED Good female cook, white or
colurcH with references 70 S".h ~ rvS
idcpcr of Colonel H. ILL., cunningham
Snz1r land Lcz2-- -- -
WANTED First class white woman G""hh
of ,..,.,... Maid and good pcgmpurut home
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LIFE AGENTS. Secure me ~
on earth: note taken hnn,ss,gt
Write W. II Patterson
ford Life, Dallas. Texas
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81 ,,,,, EI.AL good square pianos SI5 ana
Gl P' TrT rd,, :" per month, George VI. stem
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GO TO WAPLES DRUG STORE; Won con
always find II there. ~
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TAILORING SELLING AGBNIlssss,s,ss
an entirely new proposition el
will more than triple your Nm, s-,
spring season, make more =, ~ "a
every one their garments, nhts. "
materials at the lowest pll'e gor,
Tered catanicr advertising I'D
alNlys appearing; royel iihs,SJsa
treatment, will boCm y!onI, sejiy
increase your income. NIl 1nes n
hts now ready; only enc Thls
county. Postoffce Box I'D 49, -
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PROMISE AND FuLFILLMENT.

and his operations were so successful
that no linking was obtained by in
terested parties regarding the magni-
tude of the deals nor the identity of
the purchaser.
In many instances the st. Paul COM
pany has purchased the land outright,
while in others it has purchased the
mining rights, and it is understood that
within one year the company will be
mining every ton of coal used on the
entire system.
In this connection it was learned
today that the Rochelle & Southern
road, which was incorporated last week
at Springfield with a capital stock Of
100000, is a st. Paul concern organized
with a view to connecting the lines Of
the st. Paul with the new coal land
purchase. The construction of this
road will extend from a connection
with the ST. Paul at Davis Junction,
in Ogle county to McNabb, sixty-five
miles almost straight south in Putnam
county.
The coal problem is regarded as very
important by Western railroad men, as
is indicated by the recent purchase Of
ten thousand acres of Illinois coal land
by the Burlington for the benefit OF
that system, the Great Northern and
the Northern Pacific.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-14
GOV. ODELL SPEAKS ON
LABOR AND CAPITAL
Says the Government Should Suppress
Violations Of Law Of What
ever Shape.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Gov. Odell
tonight opened the state Republican
campaign in Brooklyn by making a
number Of speeches. In the early even
ing he attended a dinner given in his
honor by the Union League Club of
Brooklyn, at which Senator Depew
was one of the speakers. The gov
ernor was then driven to the Academy
of Music, where he opened the Hebrew
fair. After this Gov. OdeH was taken
to the rooms of the Brooklyn Young
Mems Republican club, and thence to
the Claremont Rink, where he made
the principal address of the night.
Among other things, he said:
'"The combinations of capital which
have marked the commercial progress
of our country have been accompanied
by combinations of labor; so long as
both pursue their business within the
limits of constitutional and statutory
law they are entitled to the protection
Of the state and the strong arm of the
government. Violations, whether they
be through the artificial enhancement
Of prices; whether they be in the di-
rection of curtailment of production;
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COAL LANDS BOUGHT
BY THE ST. PAUL ROAD
VIII Mine All It's Own Coal and Be
Forever independent Of the Fuel
Monopoly.

Special to The Globe.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-The manage
ment of the st. Paul railroad has just
completed the purchase Of $4,000 acres
Of rich coal lands in Illinois at the ex-
pense Of nearly 100000. and is still
holding options on several thousand
acres more.
The purpose Of the mana cement is to
provide the st. Paul system with fuel
for all time to come and make it in
dependent of the coal monopoly. The
coal lands, which have been acquired
quietly, are located in Putnam, La
Sale, Bureau and Hennepin counties,
west and southwest of the city of La
Sale. They are in what is known
as the La Sale coal district, which
contains the finest grade of Illinois
COAL Negotiations for the property
We're carried on for the st. Paul COM
pany by Banker Hopkins, of Bureau,
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WORSTING OF CASTRO
GOES BRAVELY ON
Big Battle Begins Near La Victoria,
Over Ten Thousand Men Being
Engaged.

WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, Oct. 1S.-
The troops of the Venezuelan govern
ment have been repulsed while at
tempting to again occupy Coro, cap
4tal of the state of Falcon, and sus-
tained heavy losses. A schooner with
sixty men on board was sunk.
An engagement was fought at Coy
abo, three hours from Caracas, Satur-
day. The government force was de-
feated, losing 112 men. The revolu-
tionists have almost completely encir-
cled Caracas.
An important engagement began
this morning near La Victoria be-
tween the forces commanded by Presi-
dent Castro, numbering 400 men, with
fifteen guns, and the revolutionary
forces commanded by Gems Matos,
endoza, Peraliza and Riera, about 5000
men, with twenty-five guns. At VAL
encia, two hours march from La Vic
toria, the sound of fierce cannonading
can be heard Vice President Vicente
Gomez left Caracas today by a special
train with 500 men and large amount
of ammunition to reinforce President
Castro.
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at Sacred Heart tonight was one Of
the most enthusiastic receptions ever
given state candidate in the conServ-
ative west end of Renville county. The
town hall was crowded to the doors
half hour before Mr.. Rosing was
introduced and standing room was at
premium long before the stage Itlrty
arrived. The meeting, like that at Rem
vile, was markedly an assemblage Of
farmers and the reception they gave
the leader of Democracy augurs well
for big decline in the e-honored
Republican majorities.
Mr. Rosing reached Sacred Heart at
$780, A special coach for his party
was sent to Renville, which included
an escort of twenty-five Democrats and
the Olivia Juvenile band. The parade
formed at the station and was dismiss
ed at the public square. 1t was so cold
that only small crowd was expected,
but when the local leaders in charge
of the meeting arrived at the hall they
found it more than half filled with
farmers from over a wide area, some Of
them driving fifteen miles to hear the
arguments advanced by the Democrat
ic standard bearer and hiS remedies
for the evils Of the government per-
petrated by the present administration
E. L. Winnie, Sacred Heart candidate
for the state senate, presided, and the
platform party included J. M. Freeman,
candidate for county attorney; w. E.
Webster, for clerk Of courts; D. j.
Dacy, for judge of probate; H. A. But
Ter and Albert Bratsch, for representa-
tives; w. B. Braundt, for sheriff; c. r.
Neitzel, for register of deeds, and M.
E. Siberian, for county commissioner.
One of Rosing's Best.
Mr.. Rosing's speech was one of the
best he has made in his campaign. He
was at his best and was confronted by
an audience not only interested, but
enthusiastic. He pointed out how the
great political parties have changed
their policies, and called his audience
to scan the policies through which the
Republican party has deserted it's
original ground and fastened the Re-
publicans of the West to the tail of an
Eastern kite built on tariff protected
ribs. He insisted that the proposed
commission for the adjustment of the
tariff evils is impracticable and would
only result in involving the country
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