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MALE Hep wANrsD.

ACTIVE MEN WANTED advqtisss
exhibit goods and manae1 bfanch f
large Alall OFder House saury SIS per
wecN. oxponscs paid. Frrmaneat posts
tion wlth enhancement Honesty more
essential than cspaIeuve. NA7IONAf.
co. 720 Ctestnui si. phindoiphn Pa
WANrBb--i havs positfoi, fot tt.,1
saiesmen. See me FOR terms. v Hor-
ere ins west Harrison. Guthris
~ Nol eve earuine l,rs ihan $4,000
nsykir we VIII show yoh how to
donhe you- 1come on salary No sn-
Vesiment ruurcd iNd0ress sept 7ni
ilfcxel Hlda phuaasinhia pa
WANTED Naod farm hana Husf
know how % mNk wiz nas exta
eeQd wfges Address box iel Guthrie
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CFirst published 90 The Daily Leader
August 2 l906)
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ORDINANCE NO. sos.

,First published ia The Daily Leader
August Z, 1900
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FOR SALE ldeal homc f1r Mtisfaciofy
feasons tbe Hisnuua Fun Farm is
for solc
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fFirsi published IN The Daily Lender
August 1l. ie06)
NOTICE or APPLICATION
Foh LioUoR LICENSE.
TERRITORY OR OKLAHOMA. LOGAN
COUNTY. ss
Notice IS hereby given that Charles
Snyder has THIS day nied 30 the onice OF
the COUNTY Clerk iu and FOR said coun-
~. his petition. asking that license be
granted him TO sell at setau. malt.
spirituous and virou iiuors on lot no
d p'ocN No 80, Fourth Wara Guthrie
proq6f in said County ana Territory
- 30 protest be filed before August 81
1906 his petition vil be- granted ana
license issued
Witness my hand and Che seal Of said
couais hereto affixed this i1th day Of
August. 1906. H. e. TRAP.
tSEAi.) County Clerk.
By CARL /. RICE. Deputy
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foa -

COR gA4-E-rwo $40 Scholarships IA
Earman Business University OF white
sright, Texas FOR $3.50. Address the
.eacer.
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tFirst published in Daily Leader Aug
ust 4. 1860
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Every inch OF effective publicity is
added to "the stature" OF the bigger
store.
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raLp wANrED--FEMALg.
DRESS MANiNo.

LADIES call on the Misses Fees for
evening gowns, tailor-made suits shirt
waist suits. 5iS East Cleveland avenue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
ms Much to Defendant.

lbs charge is sustained By the
this court it will mean more
efendant than any of US can
.eswill be ostTacized, and that
Ia personal dishoror and pro-
failure. This man, who has
e before kings and queens and
S and III the. private homes
'est in this and other lands,
into seelusion, disgraced and
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dishonored and with a great career
h1a sEe5 -

dishonored and with great career
blasted. -
Deputy Commissioner Mathot. in his
closing argument, savaeely attacked
Caruso, declaring him TO be a man of
mistit morals, unworthy OF being re
celved in any home, and unfit TO asso-
ciate with persons IN decent society.
He warmly defended the New York
police department, and declared that
charged by the defense, that the case
against Caruso was E'framed' by the
police The real reason Hannah
Graham did not want to appear as
witness was not because she feared
that she would be unable to sub
stantiate the charge, but that she did
not want to face such A host of per
verts as would have gathered such
persons as now fill this courtroom, -
said the deputy commissioner Kisses
swept through the room, and the court
officer was forced to rap repeatedly
before order was restored.
Mr.. Mathot declared that the real
reason for the allegations which have
been made against Cain and the police
department by the defense was that
Caruso and his friends had found it
impossible 10 procure immunity by the
use of money.
He said that Caruso had never denied
the real charge against bim-that ne
had annoyed two young girls and had
thrust uPou them the most hateful in
dignit;es
~ am here said Mr. Mathot, "on
behalf of women. our wives and daugh
ters, TO ask you if these panderers
and sexual pcrverts shall be per
| nltted TO use our public highways and
| the parks for the prosecution of their
bestial performances
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24

Homemade cooking for sale by Wa
sstcb Literary club at Walker s store,
Saturday morning. November "a,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
SIXTY LIVES LOST
Storm Season on Northeast Coast
Claims Many Victims.

CHATHAM. n. s., Nov. 23.-Sizty
lives were lost and nearly score of
vessels were swept TO destruction on
treacherous reefs aud sand bars of the
Gulf and River St. Lawrence during
the season of navigation now drawing
TO q close.
OF those who persisted in these waters
within the past year, nearly fifty met
death this month, the most disastrous
TO shipping in the st. Lawrence in a
dozen years.
The financial losses aggregated a
quarter of million dollars.
The majority of those who perished
were lost from square rugged vessels of
foreign register. The most thrilling
wrecks this month were the Russian
full rugged iron ship Sovinto of Hell
singfors, ten lives; the Norwegian bark
Adcona of Arendal. eleven lives, and
a Norwegian bark supposed TO be the
Msgda, fourteen lives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
Saturday Night, from to 9 o'clock
sizs Szsra French Satin Covered Comforts

Both sides alike, fancy quilted choice floral patterns
filed with pure white cotton. 2A yards In length val
ue $3.50 SATURDAY night from to O'Clock, So. 90
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DR.. and Mrs. E.. s. Wright and Mr.
aud Mrs. George Reed entertained a
number of their friends ut q reception
and dancing party last evening at
Christensen s new hall The decora
tiops were IN chrysanthemums and car
nations combined with smila1. Over
two hundred guests enjoyed the affair.
Those assisting during the evening were
Mrs John Timbcy, Mrs, G.. c. Slade,
Miss Edna Reed. and Miss Carrie Rich
ards, Those presiding at the punch
bowl were Misses Nellie Jenkinson, Gen
eva Wright, and Genevievc Salisbury.
Mr. aud Mrs, Hoyt Sherman and
Miss Laura Sherman will leave early in
December for Washington, D. c., where
they will spend the winter.
A number of theater parties were
given last evening for the initial per-
formancc of "Her Great Match. -
Miss Maxine Elliott is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Newhousc during
her stay in the city;
Miss Dora and Evelyn DAILY enter
taiped the members of their sewing
club yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. E. Game entertained the mem
bers of her bridge club yesterday af-
ternocn.
Henry Peery will leave today fo1
Goldheld on d business trip.
The Five Hundred club met yesterday
afternoon With Mrs, Lewis Evans.
Homemade cooking for sale by Wa,
I,,1. oil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
8 FYcal4..s ,,a4Aaesses.

IS ~ 6 IiG-2 = iS-h3pSSeSa
sr 10 thzJ b.Hn 10 weak, nervous,
woGcn known as DR.. Pierce's
N Prescription.
IN Fyfe one OF The Editorial STAFF
ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says
IN root (1elo;Ias Dtoica) which
the chief ingredients OF the "Fa-
escrip5lon -:
,dy which invariably acts as utter
>rator makes for normal ac-
the entire reproductive system"
ues In Heionlas we have medica-
ch riore fully answers the above
han cny otheT drug cfth lohfch am
I In tlc treatnent OF diseases pc
women " IS seldom that case is
ia does not present some indication
y emeeial agent Dr. Fyfe further
y ac following are among the leading
q E io' = EeloEseS ;Cn!ccrn rooD. Pain
IN The BACK, with .leucorrhpa;
u ak conditions. OF Inc reproductive
>yrmea, mcu;A depression and lr-
Associated With chronic diseases Of
,fltctive organs os women. constant
'Sqt neat En tne region Of the lad
tfioodinc). due 10 a weak-
Nt.on otithe reproductive system,
kFHssnTnressed or absent monthly
>Slessl!$ from or accompanying ar
iconQit!on OF the digestive organs
mic Thin blood habit: dragelnr
In the extreme lower part OF tie
a OF less Of the above symptom
n mi. 90 iL.yal llI Gg..llaN- ea1-1J
Gn Idl1 Or. T1erce's EayCrI,c
Alloh: 0!.J OF JIIG lEadInR ingre0I-
Hell Is Unicorn root. or HelonlaS.
medical properties OF which il
: hfnliy represents.
en- seal rect. another prominent
: OF 'Eavcrlte Prescription
Iley Fllingwood, NJ. D.. OF BEN
lcol College. Chicago, says:
ie.pGTta1t remedy in disorders OF
Ia Ill catarrhal conditiTis
~ eIicc5lemen'. ~ IS usesul,n
E2hn u. Scudder. NJ D., late o.
III, says OF Golden Seal root
3ticI 10 its general effects on tho
S$rc i3 no medicine IN use abGut t0hicr
u Gsncrdl UndB BtirftY 0f opinion
ly .reEaTded Is 1hs tonic useful &
.lted : stcs."
Rartlo.ow, NJ. D., of Jeffersol
iollegc, says Of Golden Seal
le in uterine hemorrhage. ucnor,
lp5inc) and conRcstive dysmenCs
rn. !nenstTuatiGDI"
y 'cc's F1yorlLe Prescription faItL.
psentS all CEe above named .-s
,and curcS the diseases for wb.,l
rS5cccmMenQcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-24
AQalian Tenor Convicted
- Charge of Annoy
DING Women.
Y PLEADS IN VAIN
70 SAVE REPUTATION
on Savagely Attacks
an, Denouncing Him
a Moral Pervert.

|ah jRK, Nov. 23.-Enrico Caru-
| Gus italian tenor, today was
EEnv OF annoying women IN the
geological garden, A fine
NJ imposed. The verdict was
y Magistrate Baker, in the
,olice court. after a hearing
1ded more than three days:
pn witness today was 7. M.
~ecretary of the New York
baseball club. He was
Faestify concerning Jeremiah
T L the man who corroborated
nee against Caruso, gwen by
(is Cain. Mahon testified that
|swas discharged by him.
nd YOU discharge McCarthy?'
A,rney Dittenhotfer.
k3shonesty,' replied Mahon-
E&as then called and questioned
81 Police Commissioner Mathot.
u recall being at reception
e in Fifth avenue in the VI
36th street OH the Sunday
preceding Thanksgiving last
did not remember but would
hat he had not been there.
,ther offense Intimated.
fou recall that as you were
guest invited you to step into
Eaobile to conduct You to your
Bal while on the way being
by the lady with having at
Eto. take certain liberties With
e automobile?'
lection by Attorney Dlttcnhot-
|sustained.
He automobile was. opposite the
ague club, did it not stop ana
not leave the automobile be-
IA were charged by the lady
Fulpting to take Liberties with
Vas not a mounted policeman
For of the cab and did he not
rest YOU only on the refusal
Imam to mako complaint ? y
did not have to answer the
he brief cross-examination of
Id been concluded Attorney
/ cr Informed the court he had
Illnesses TO produce
y Dittenboffer in his argu-
the defense declared it was
that the case against Caruso
ldhly .police-made. The whole
ided upon the word of Han
I'M and they had failed TO pro-
f1n court to give that word.
|ago Blast Regulations.
|dt Dittenhoffer said Caruso was
|,v,, many victims OF the Central
|llikey- house. THAT place is
ranged,' said he. cit might
q designed as a place 20 blast
|ikj of innocent men. All that
s Cain and q woman to aid
IS own story said Mr.. Dit
faV''if believed must stamp
hrmtn not only as unworthy to
PI position on the police force
thy TO associate with decent
lmen. Why did he not arrest
|sEaen he saw him attempt to
little school girls and then
way until he had insulted
|v,mau in the building? That
1ime to curb such a brute, as
who would do such a thing
But the time had not come.
ical Hannah Graham was not
|nese girls. -
Hsing Attorney Dittenhoffer
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SOCIETY
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Mrs. Fredrick Little will en-
tertain at bridge tea this after
noon in honor of Mrs. Claude
Williams.
Mrs. w. L. Jones will enter
tain Mt luncheon this after
noon in honor of Mrs. l.. 3. Free
man.
Miss Clara Colhourne will en-
tertain al a dinner on Thanks
giving day, the guests to be
Bishop Franklin S. Spaldlng,
Mr.. and Mrs. William c, ,len-
nings, Colonel and c. d. Moore,
Archdeacon and Mrs. W, l.. Bull,
Miss Spalding and Mrs. Van Ar
man.
Miss Alice Young win enter"
tain informally this evening.
Mrs, 6. NJ, Bell will entertain
at cards on Monday afternoon.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15

0oyernor Hoch made mighty
goud selection when be named Char
ley Sessions as bis private secretary
u suoessd F. L. Williams, who goes
back 10 Clay Center 10 resume the
practice oi law. Mr.. Sessions has
for q number VI years hold The post
Of Topeka correspondent for the Kan
sas City Journal, and since the death
Of Frank Montgomery, has edited the
Kansas Topics" coluan Of tho Jour.
nsl. He 10 an able writer, and BE-
cause Of bic vide acquaintance and
aRable manner, has always been able
" get the rsal inside Of the political
doings. His wide acquaintance and
rare good judgment will b. Of inval-
liable aid to the governor.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15
First Published, February Sind, 1906.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

The State of Kansas to Max Lawrence,
Mira Max Lawrence. his wife, whose first
name is M known to plaintiff. The showalter
Mortgage Company, Arthur u. Poole and
charles E. Gibson, greeting:
You and each of you will take notice tnat
you have been sued In the District Court OF
Ford County, Kansas, by Addie j. Converse
as plaintiff; and that unless you answer or
otherwise plead to the said petition flied n
said surf By the plaintiff, on or efoTe the htn
day OF April A. D.. 1919, said petition WIN pe
taken AS true and II Judgement rendered
against you and each Of ynu accordingly,
foreclosing mortaKe upon the south east
quarter (sEk) OF section ten (lO) Ia township
twenty nine (2al south. Of range twentytnree
1891 west In Ford County, Kansas, made ano
executed BY Alexander Daniels, which mort
gage IL now owned by the plaintiff, ana fof
the salc Of said ZEAL estate. and barring ana
forecIoslnR You and cath Of you from any
interest In or Hen upon said real estates ana
for costs Of suit.
witness my hand and the ofIicial seal Ct
the above named Court, this 2and day oA
February A. D., 1908. :,
Clerk OF the District COURT
OF Ford County. Kansas.
:" Ivsorney for Plaintiff
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15
Birds With Lamps.

"As we rowed softly. in the still,
cold night" said a nature student.
I'VE saw number Of faint blurs Of
light along the shore They were like
fairy lamps that had been swathed in
some pale sort Of gauze.
"'What on earth can they be? l
asked.
""Them's kingfshers,' said my
yuide. 'Them's kingfshers a-fshin'.'
"But the lights?'
"'The lights is the phosphor-
,scence on the birds breasts said the
Id hunter. In the soft down on a
lngfisher's breast there Is a 'phos.
,horescence that CLOVIS In the dark.
I'he bird is aware of this here natural
light o'hisn. and he uses 1t. He stands
IN the edge O. the stream, the same
is them fellers there, putin his
lreast to the water. an the faint
light draws the fish to him, consumed
With curiosity, an he has no difficulty
pickin' up square meal for him
,elf an family"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15
SHIPPED rns GENUINE ARTICLE.
South careIInIan Had Got Whisky In
oende6 1oe olon&neary.

South careIInIan Had Got Whisky IN
ssndsd sss oIepsnsary.
When . South Carolinisn wants
good whisky hs does not - . rule
buy It from Tie South Carolina State
Dispenssry. but orders It direct from
the distiiiery, the whisky being dsliv-
cred to hin By express IN what =
termed In he STATE '1sus full quartz"
4 week Or two before Christmas =
weli.known man In the central part Of
the State ordered -four full quarts"
and on it, receipt was surprised to
And out that Il was not - good whis-
Ky - he had been getting.
Accordingly the man most concern
cd wrote q letter to the distillery. tell
Ing them that q mistake had undoubt-
eddy been made. A few days later
he received the following self-explan-
atory letter:
Dear Sir:--Yours Of the sixteenth
instant to hand. and we hasten to
apologize for an error Of one Of our
shipping clerks. The clerk In CUES.
ton expressed to you four full quarts
Of the brand you ordered Intended for
the South Carolina Dispensary.. BY
express to-day we send you four full
quarts Of the genuine article Again
craving your pardon for the error and
soliciting your further favors. We beg
to remain,
yours very respectfully,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15
EYES Luck.

Adam was sitting by the Euphrates
and his countenance was overspread
by the pale cast of thought.
Occasionally he tipped pebble
into the water, and now and then he
pulled up blade of grass and chew.
ed 1t.
An hour passed, and still he sat
there, thinking deeply, and ever and
anon poking a toe or two down into
the water, to feel it tickle. (.
At last. when his shadow had be-
come very small, he stood up and
stretched himself and yawned.
"Oh, WE'LL" he said, there's no use
hanging around here any longer. ]
guess III go over and lie down under
the fig tree and go to sleep, so that
the rib am to give up can be taken
away. But I wish to remark right
now that It's lucky thing for Eve
that nobody has at yet invented play
ing cards. II had deck I'd put in
the time playing solitaire, and, by
George, it would be cold day when
| sighed for a Chicago Rec
ord.Herald.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15
IN THE BIG SEVENTH.

Stafford 10 feeling the weight Of The
mrrcIless hand OF The soliiess corporations
The local agents of The two Great Rail-
roads which enter that town have served
nciic- upon the people 'hat IN future no
y. 0 d shipments Of liquor will BE- deliv-
cred on sunday, nor npon legal holiday.
From now on " stafford the Crest Plain
people must pay for their whiskey IN al
vance II they want It delivered on Sunday.
A Larnsd buy, Harry Taylor. isa,tract-
Ink much attention 1t tho State Univer-
sity. He IL being tried out Tor pitcher
on the X. u. team
Alosgsids Of the fsct that the Pratt
Republican always Geis oGt on tinr, Ia the
story Of M Iuka hen which has alrea.iy
come 04 wiiha brood oi thirtesn chick.
en-. Il just must BE- IN the air down
there. .
Kiowa county farmers have bvcomc ~
prosperous That one bank can M, hold Ill
their wealth, and arrangements arr being
made Tor nsw bank At Srre"shurg.
Larned Il anolber Of the Blk seventh
towns. which hss rsvelied sgsinst water
works system owned BY eastern invest
ors, and the qnssl!sn Of voting el00Oo
bonds 10 buy tho plant, will come w n
thu spring election,
The helpful hen and "bossy" are doing
full duty ., hacktvills. Oas dealer slons
thsve, hsa paid ont over $500 to The farm
orr for butter and eggs, during the psst
i've months.
4 Stafford merchant sdyesiiaes . nice
picture win ssch package II csrpss iaeks
Some very vivid word picturss hsvs bs~a
eb,ainsd through The medism Of only one
hack.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15


When the late Col. Rowell was
chairman Of the board Of registrars
Of voters In Somerville the applicant
for registration was given the full
test required by law, and frequently
the examinations Of a would-be voter
was extremely amusing. says a writer
In the Boston Herald.
On one occasion Jerry" Shea,
pedler, appeared before the board. He
was shrewd chap, and possessed
keen sense of humor. After the
usual preliminary questions, Jerry"
was invited to put his hand into the
box containing a number Of cards
bearing extracts from the state con-
stitution and draw forth one and read
1t to the colonel.
It happened that the card he drew
had reference to the salary Of the
Governor. Jerry" read II slowly, and
apparently painfully. When he had
finished the reading the colonel
glanced at him sharply and said:
What Is salary?"
Jerry smiled and said, most bland
ly: why, colonel, have sold all
that I had today for s cents bunch"
He was registered.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15
Artistic Girl.

Artistic Girl.
She. lives in a big old house on the
edge Of the city.
The other day her mother was show.
ing visitor through the house.
This is Jeannie's ROOM" said she,
as she pushed open the door to big
nany-windowed apartment. looking out
IN fine old trees.
The visitor opened her mouth with
a little gasp. The floor of Jeannle's
room was carpeted with dead leaves!
Just one Of Jeannie's fads." ex-
planned her mother. "She keeps the
windows open so the leaves will blow
in. She won't have them swept up.
She says 1t makes her feel as II she
were out In the woods"
And Jeannie's mother and the WIS.,
ltor rustled around Jeannie's artistic
room, swishing as noisily through the
dead leaves as II they were wandering
through a November forest.-Philade!-
phia Bulletin.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15
Joke on : JUDGE.

A certain Amesbury (Mass.) Judge,
a few years ago, furnished local wag
a chance to get In pun which Is
worth preserving. A prominent citi-
zen had died, and at many places OF
business was displayed some memori-
al of him. In one store window was o
huge scroll bearing the word "Finis. .
Quite knot of people. among them
the Judge and the aforesaid wag. were
inspecting It.
Some illiterate person asked what
"inis' meant, and the Judge volun-
teered the information that It meant
"the end"
"oh, yes." said the wag, you are
SO used to saying Your fine is IS and
costs that you think It is tho end Of
everybody"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15

The death IL Susan B. Anthony.
which occurred this week, removes
the + remust advocate u wOinan's suf.
irage in this 0 untry. Miss Anthony,
who WIS sighty-i,ur years Of ags.
spent practically the whole Il hsr life
In advocacy u tho right II woman "
vote. She was . woman VI great
force Of character, an earnest and
persuasive public speaker. She wAs
. sister Il the late Colonel D. r. An
thuuy Of the Leavsn worth Tunes.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15
"RsscuE THE PERISHlNo."

"Aud even D ,,ige City takes ding
at Topeka" is the A,nng headline
usec by the Topeka Capital over an
artc.e copied from AID hgs p'per.
Nov, why shouldn't Dodge CITY
protest against the iniquity Of tue
Stae Capita? Dodge 10 d Kansas
town and she naturally takes aD in-
terest in the Kansas Capital. It IL u
nasty dis greeable job, to be sure, aud
Dodge City is town with clean hands
law abiding people, with no SALOONS,
with NO Topeka" houses where the
piano can be heard ragtlming from
midnight to morning, ard where beer
sells for dollar bottle; u town that
can not hold out the inuucement to
furnish to degenerate humanity any
thing its degraded desires muy call
for providing it 10 willing to pay for
it.
Itnay look out of place for Dodge
City 1, dirty her hands ~ Topeka,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-15

but Dodge is charitable, aud has the
true Ohristinn q, irit. Over the world
you will find the earnest minister Of
the gospel rolling up bis hands in the
fight against Satan and sin, the pure
christian girl Drawing the revolving
sights Of the sluns to rescue souls;
and Ms long ss the hosts VI sin hold
and refuse to surrender Topeka,
Dodge City can not be satisfied to cit
BY, idly gazing ut her own clearly
white hands. Under the banner Of
Redemption for the Lowliest We will
march forth TO rescue the psrishing.