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1t Went Below I'D, No. Pacific
III, So. Pacific IA and Am.
algamated Copper go.
MARKET EXTREMELY WEAK.
Everything Was in a Turmoil and
Prices Melted Away Very
Rapidly.
Early in Dan Call Money Was at IA
Ter Ccnt--l3ank Of England Did
NOT Increase Discount.

Nnv- y.,r, Nrnro,, N mis-. rr,a.- 49,.
Wv go 'eoNis i'ArN
het op"heu IN u tuihoil OF eNcltefnenE
again today and after making IL mo-
mentary stand against weakness hrol.
.t,. ,t. ,.,,. r,,-',,
HN'V se'ie' a'S' lhu'V'duat
STOCKS were Sniosded Mt rapid declines.
indicating tho continuance Of forced
1souiSatior M, .tr,,,,s.,. h.t,., 49,,
WV soNi wy
POSING FORCES at Tue opening waS Slim
uls teu ny tl,e hews from London, where
q snerp rebound occurred Sfter a per.
lod OF excitement and the announce.
ment OF two failures. The supposlion
that the worst was thus disclosed at
mat center prompted some aggressive
support at the opening here and q mum.
Der OF leading speculative stocks start.
ed one 10 two points higher than last
night, Fluctuations We're very fever.
ish and violent for q time and thC
trend Of the market Was not clearly
perceptible until Onion Facihc made a
downward plunge OF 81 below yestcr-
days closing. Annalganlated fell weak
~ 81, Great Northern preferred ~.
sugar 3, Northern Paciiic 2y. and many
active stocks one to TWO POINTS.
The renewed slump I'M the market
naturally gave rise TO further uleasi-
ness over the consequences or tine nor-
tnned meltinp away ,e ,ricee ~, IN.
otner heanq' AZ Was 2 niateer OF saiis,
i'seiol' .Aat eile ioS a Oh hns'aslU MAJ
Ieirailleh from saSaI'clns w. discounI
Iate ll sPite ol .rn epi'tiliueu l@.i ~
me stef''l's eAc''a's' fNle a' ne"
- s,,,,s .,o,,, .,,o ;n,.,io o,.e b..
cd large withdravals of money from
New York to meet local demands
there. It was reported also that in
terror banks were scaling down cred
its extended Ia Now York stock mar
ket borrowers which had been out
standing OH a large scale for many
months,
Supporting measures became effec.
tive again during the first hour and
some sharp ,ecoyerles followed
The market collapsed suddenly
about midway of the noon hour fol.
lowing sudden slump in Union Pa.
cific. Wholesale unloading OF Anal.
gamated Copper and Smelling follow
ed. the former dropping -. and tho
latter 49, Reading was also heavily
sold at a decline OF az.
An extremely violent slump occur
red Just before 1890. Reading sold az
30. Union Pacific at, 131 ". Northern
Pacific at lei. Southern Pacific al III
and Amalgamased Copper nj 90
early In the day
There was a downward plunge IN
prices after the opening which caused
losses IN Union racine, eSfeaS Nortn-
erh, preferred, Ainalgsinated coppei'
sugar ana Repupilc Steei OF 70
MANY actiVe stecks Wen down. isVh
reooveries were mad. in over a dozen
OF the MOST active slooKs ana M, n sna
y. si'ese anaa" so"' I ae a,S tbs
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RoCA GETTING BUSY.

Bucnos Ayres, March lt,--Rnmors afs
ntioat to the effect that former presl'
dent Rora who ts expected here short
ly. viii take sides with the authorities
Of several provinces against the fedora
government In insisting upon a change
Ia the cabinet The former president
arrival here LIS awaited with great IN
tcrest- He has expressed the dosi
that no demonstration be mado In n
honor.
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OMAHA.

Omaha March ti--Catte- Receipts A..
800; market steady 10 easier. Native
steers, 4.o0h5-so; COWS and hslters. 2-5Dd
10 western steers, s,0N6ii,2S. cows and
lleIfers. 2-2SS4 ~: Gamers. 2OoSf3 %: stoclt.
ei's and feeders, s0ON5-O0. calves S.00l
60; bulls and stays, 2 .75afi. 30.
lIogs--Receipts, 5000; market shade 20
cents higher. Heavy, 6-TSfld.sSs mixed
6,65Ne,Io; lights, G.6JdJ 70; pigs, 15sl6. IS ,
bulk. 6.Gii5H-70
sfeep--Reccipts 800: market stronger
fcarlings. S.IjM6-50; wethers. 5.a5Gi6.95
ewes, 4.Tsu5, 20; lambs. s-s7isI7-so
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oscEoLA MEETING APRIL 4

Boston. March lA.--'The osoeOla Min
ing coInpanys annual meeting was to-
day Adjourned a. April 4 after brief
session. on account OF pending lltlga.
tion Intended to prevent control u Inc
osce0la passing 10 the Calumet & Hocia
Mining company.
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REGULAR CALL SALES,

REGULAR CALL SALES.
carisa. 200 at so: 800 at So; 100 at IS.
DAILY Judge, 500 at s,s5.
May Day 400 at 2S1s-
Beck Tunnel 500 at 1-so
Black Jack, Loo at IS.
Ingot. 1000 at 6.
Little Chief. $500 at TO-
Richmond Anaconda, 1000 at 9.
Victor. 1000 al II.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Columbus Con-, 100 at $780, 100 at $50;
$40 al 5.75. 80 at $40.
CarIsa, 100 at 50; 400 at IS; 100 at 90.
Mountain Lake. 400 at Sc; 100 at ST.
Nevada Hills, 100 at S.77l4
Silver King, 100 at 21-5o.
Seven Troughs. ego at 90: 1, 100 ut IS.
Uncle Sam, 200 at 50; 800 at 40.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value
Regular call -.--.-.-..- $500 $ 7,2b6.00
open board -.----,---.. 1850 l7.42O.So
Forenoon totals ,.,,., 22.sso s24.s75. 50
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FAvoRABlE TO HocA,

Rio J0neiro, March la.--Fcrn1sr Presi-
dent RoCa Of Argentina Is meeting
everywhere with demonstrations OF
frlendIiness and esteem, He VAS vis-
tied yesterday by President Penna-whc
VIII give him banquet.
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eorpr1E1ps WEEKLY RECORD.

Special Corresp ondenee.
Cioldiield. March 11---Duflhe the
mast week the tonnage report shows
that SIS tons OF ore We're shipped out
OF this camp. The Gold Bars 30 tons
marked the commencement of ship
ping by that mine. The Morton-Bees-
lev lease and a number of other leases
and mines Will commence shipping
within a few days running the totsli
The record follows
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We have just received a new sun.
ply u fancy wedding stationery. Can
ami see samples,
THE pEsERET NEWS.
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See our now line OF announcement
and Invitations before ordering
TIE DIJSEfiET NEWS
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GEO. q. CANNON Asso CIATloN.
BROKERS. % r. So. Temple Both
Phones $40
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Cannon & Cannon Mining Stock. Br0k.
ers rs T. So. TEN. trd- Tel. s7si. Bell Si3i
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y. N. WEST & CO. stock brokers'
D. +. Walker Blk Tel. 1865 res 5blo-s-
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WOOL.


ST. Louis March 14.-Wool, steady, Ter
ritoEy and western mediums 2AG2S; fine
mediums, lsda2; hne, lta17
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r. r. Snow & Co. Stock Brokers.
90 Commercial Blk 5oth Phones 1875
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

all trading was light and stocks ~
shape NOT entirely satisfactory The
morning sales ana quotations follow
ropAY,s QUOTATIONS.
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a, S. CtnfPREr1I.
stock Brokvr. ZIG D. F. Walker Block.
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE
NJ s. Hanauer. J. V, sadler
15a So. West Temple p o. box LAG
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Third South St. and
Rio Grande West
ern's New Depot

Are the talk OF the town. Arc you
Interested In real estate TX So
hsvS you thought u tho fact tna'
aalcs Of business real estate within
one block either way from STU
South street have aggregate au'
Ing the past twelve months pnu'e
than the sales made OF all "tnc'
business zeal estate IN SAT- Lake
Ci;yf There is q reason Wa'S@
that district grow
We have the exclusive agency i"'
some Of the best bugs on 9'u
South Street. We have also othsF
BUSINESS property and homes AND
building lots. No trouble to sho"
property to intending purchasers
GEO. M. CANNON co.
Reo.ns Sls-5rs Tctnpreton Bn'ialns-
Phone Bell 81
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uystors' per can, -,,---,,-.,..S b ~ co
New York Counts. per dozen. .........2S
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
BuzzeII,

Mrs Harriet Elizabeth Buzzell died
November 29 at her home, 9O4 Sixth
street, after long and painful illness
of cancer.
Mrs. Buzzell was born February Z.
1840, at Tumbridge, VT, and came to
Colorado in 1873. living on a ranch
near Livermore for number of years.
The family came to Greeley in 1893
Deceased leaves a husband, Fred
Buzzell, daughter, Mrs. Harriet Can
non, two sisters in Vermont, and a
cousin, G. w. Moody, who makes his
home with the family.
Funeral services were held at the
residence at 2:30 o'clock Sunday and
were conducted by Rev. John Doane
and Rev. T. c. Brockway.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05

tions to the intimate friends of the
couple to dinner party, in their
honor, to be given at the Douhan home
on Thanksgiving day.
AS the wedding was supposed to
take place during the holidays, it was
complete surprise to the guests,
when shortly after arriving. the
bridal party entered the parlor to the
strains of the wedding march, PLAYED
by Miss Ella Cormack.
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white Paris lawn, trimmed with lace
and insertion, and the couple were
attended by Misses Vera Douhan and
Myrl Simpson, Clarence Z. Short and
VIII Douhan. The party stood in the
bay window, under an arch. from
which was suspended a white Wedding
bell and doves. The decorations were
of ferns, palms and carnations.
The ceremony was performed at two
O'Clock by Rev. C. e. Douhan, father
of the groom.
Following the ceremony an elabor.
ate Thanksgiving dinner was served
About forty guests were present.
The young couple left via auto for
La Sale and to Denver via the after.
noon train and on their return will re.
side in Greeley.
The bride has been employed for
several years with Harry H. Shaw and
py her winning ways and sweet dis.
position has won innumerable friends
Inc groom is valued employe of the
Goodman-Neill Clothing Co and ia
popular.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Notice of Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given to the
stockholders of The Greeley Building
and Loan Association that the annua
meeting of this association will be
held at its Office IN Greeley. Colo.
on Tuesday, the Eth day of January,
i9os, at 80 O'Clock p m. The pur-
pose of this meeting is to hear the
annual report of the officers, elect a
board OF seven directos, to elect an
auditing committee and to do any
other appropriate business.
George ID. Statler, President.
j. II. Hays, Secretary.
Dated Dec. 5, 1907.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
THE CATHOLIC FAIR.
This Win Open in the Armory This
EveninQ

This Win Open in the Armory This
Evening.
This evening the big Catholic fair
that will last for nine evenings will
begin in the armory. This year the
fair promises to be one of the best
ever given. There will be amusements
of every kind, including basket ball
moving pictures, dances and pretty
booths. The booths are as follows
Fancy booth-Mrs. Thomas Cahill
in charge, assisted by Mrs. O'Brien.
Refreshment booth-Mrs. Mat Ry.
an, Mrs. VIM. Culver, Mrs. d. II.
Macarthur.
Doll booth-Miss Catherine Beck.
and Miss Mamie O'Connell.
Candy booth-Miss Julia Murray,
Miss Nellie Scanlon and Miss Nora
Ryan.
Fish Pond-Margaret Macarthur and
Bernice Taylor.
Punch bowl-Miss Frances DouiI
and Miss May Murray.
Country store-Joseph Lynch and
Allie Gates.
Ice cream booth-Miss Nellie
Scanlon.
This evening the Arrows of Greeley
and a team from Fort Collins will
play basket ball.
tomorrow evening moving pic-
ture OF "Parsifal" will be put on.
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Stockholders Meet,no

Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders nj
Ihe Farm Investment company will
be held In the office of said comnanv
10 Greeley, Colorado. on the Iath
DAY OF January, 1908, at 7:3O o,clock
pm, for the election of seven direc.
TORS and for the transaction of anv
other business that may come before
the meeting. G. N. JACKSON
c o, Secretary.
Greeley. Colo, Dec. 5, 1907
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received at the office
of the undersigned until Tuesday
evening, Dec. 10, 1907, for the con-
struction of sewer In Block 80. in
accordance with protiles and speciti-
ations on file In this office.
J. B. PATTON, City Clerk.
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hindman,

Mrs. Charlotte Hindnan, wife of
Frank L Hindman, died at their
home at Big Bend last Saturday,
Nov. 30, aged twenty-six years The
remains we're shipped Monday to
Branchtown, Pa, for burial, accom-
panied by Mr.. Hindman.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05

II you wish to be kept In mind by
friend try an Ideal. Waterman or
a Conklin sef-tilller fountain pen.
Art goods, toys, fine leather hand
bags, dolls manicure sets. brushes
and numerous other articles at prices
that vii sell the goods. Come and
see lmboden about it at sl5 Eighth
street.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Real Estate Office Moved.

Crone-Curtis Realty company are
moving to 7l6 Ninth street, Albion
Hotel block, where they will be
pleased to see their old patrons and
welcome new ones They buy and
sell bargains, and satisfied customers
are what they are seeking.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
WEDDINGS
Parker-Douhan.

One OF the prettiest weddings of
the season, which was surprise
even to the guests, took place on
Thanksgiving day at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. c. e. Douhan, when their
son, Carl j., was married to Miss
Vesta Parker.
Two weeks previous Miss Vera Dou.
han, sister to the groom, issued invita-.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Trinity Epj4cooaI

me subject of the morning sermon
Will be Gods Fan. yesper ser.
vice at 4:l5 p. m. Subject. "Din,-
culties With Our Bible. Spec,a,
iiius'c at both services. Public in
Vited. Rev. ]. A. Trimmer, rector.
Modern Advance Over Practical
frecepss OF the New Testament will
be the subject of sermon ot 1o.a5
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Don't Be HELPLESS

ABOUT Yourself when you're crl,n1aa
with rheumatism or stiff iointn pe y,
course you've tried lots of thirns NJ
they failed. TRY Ballads sno,u
L,h'ment-it will Dive aw,v ~,
aehes' pains and stiffness and lo,yo
YOU as well as you ever were Sa,s
by all druggists. "o'"
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Bring the School Chi,dr0,,

a,,l 10 ,l, ,he New camfiald hotel Thurs.
uay' Friday and Saturday, Don = a
n"a nna,,',, :, where DR.. saoero, the we'll.
H"o"h eve, ear, nose and 49,.
specialist of Denver, viii sva,.o .o"o
their eyes and yours free LILY "a.
early. come
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Lynn.

Eugene, the two months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Lynn, died last
Friday at their home near Ault.
Funeral services were conducted at
the home Saturday afternoon by Rev.
Whittier of the Christian church and
interment was made at Lynn Grove
cemetery, Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Tied in a Knot

describes the way your muscles feel
when they're cramped or when you We
been over exercising. Ballard's
Snow Liniment takes the kinks out
OF sore or cfamped muscles. Buy a
bottle today and learn what it is to
be free from bodily ailments. Sold
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Celebrate Mard, Gros

AT New Orleans in February. An
attractive winter tourist rare M,
descriptive literature write r.. n.
flsher, u. p. A., Colorado & South.
ern railway, Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Handkerchief Booth

Always acceptable and useful gifts for
every one. You will find a great variety
here at prices ranging from lc up to the
fine hand made initial handkerchief. For
men, women and children our assortment
is fine, dainty, artistic Reasonable prices.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Do your Christmas
shopping early,
while the asSOrt-
ment is complete.
Apron Booth

Suitable gifts for Lady Matron, or Maid
Beautifully and daintily trimmed in lace
embroidery and ribbon; as nicely made as
you would plan and make, yet sold at price
the material alone would cost.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
M liner.

Vera Miner died last Sunday at the
family home, aged nineteen years.
Deceased was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Miner and was born in
Iowa
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Voyage Across the Gulf.

Colorado & Southren offers delight
ful circle tours via New Orleans,
Florida, Havana and Mexico.
Write L. e. Fisher, G. p. A. ,BDen.
yer.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given that the City
Council has found the total cost OF Street
Improvement District No. 3, comprising
amount to be assessed against the own
ers q. the abutting lots to be, 32 cents per
abutting dsdg loot. C9nncin vii u, meet ,edz on
hear objections to such assessments, il
any there be.
j.. b. PATTON. City Clerk.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Nov. %. 'o7: last publication Dec. 5, 'O7.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Historic Saa Antonio.

very low tourist rate to this
charming winter resort via Colorado
X Southern. n. Il. Fisher, G. p. A. ,
Denver, Will furnish full lnforma-
tion
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
DR.. K. c. Sapero.

The Denver eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist, will again be at
the New Camtield hotel Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Dec. S. 6 and l..
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
: Christian Scjonc.

services are held at 800 Ninth ST
Sunday at II a. m. and Wednesdav
evening at 1880. The subject for
next Sundays service is God, the
Preseryer of Man"
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Neckwear Booth

Collars of all descriptions, from tbe s;n
turnover to the elaborate large collars D
Lace Jabot and late Ribbon effects
Also Opera Bags, Handkerchief and c,]
BoNes-all hand made. Wy
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Tho Churches
Swedish Emmanuel Lutheran

sunday school at 10 a. m. Evening
service at 7:30. Oscar w. Gustaf.
son. pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
DEATHS
NordeII.

The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. August Nordell died last Satur-
day. aged thirteen days.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Fancy Linens, Drawn WorI

Drawn Work Embroidery in colors and whit
DoiIies, round and square, Lunch Cloths, DressI
and Sideboard Scarfs, Pillow Tops in great varied
ia special Greeley pillow decorated with potatod
and coIumbines, Pillow Cords and Tassels. l,au1
dry Bags, and many n1ade-up, ready=to=use nov
elites. Christmas Post Cards, Seals and Books
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Suits, Cloaks and Furs

Sale prices will continue stock of Suits,
CIoaks, Skirts, Waists, Furs and Millinery==all
suitable. Our millinery stock has been moved to
the balcony to make more room for this Bazaar
Sale. Mrs Depuy is busy keeping the latest
things in millinery stock and will be here all
winter, trade justifies it.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Difficult Cases Sollcl'sr- o-
School Children. o''i .

| +reated in ColoradJ,' Eve.
1resss n,asses and ArtifleiAlh lheadscI
large proportion 81 }si Viiul
innssomnia. nts1 niin chorea u III Si'liucinat
| tous ttronnbIes and other eIr,tprs,, p 1
u.bnn oi a nervous Li'n,,nnysl
pnn wnen strain, or ! The rel,,pes" i,,pe'
effects a porIi'"''' ,cially 4
PHYSICIANS S.a;p e;peSSiiss"1n Sis I'D
ractinr rart n,i. errors or fsan jp,ract|
reS,'' nr Sapero has pee" &c He isl
RADIO ior many yGGirai cOllee1
.n md his country 'banord a,T OF }
,;na ana f' by the state bT"dI bSTnd { Iother|
'"s,s "ss,esFg9ssSoF:ss g' oF:s1. i.t2I'GIh9ssss e. G9ss
ne iSnS'%H n@% m%HHdar tre9tmsn1'di t,,. masnd i
NY TT'hnsr 1S" unfortu,Gnaa,II and 81
VIII fti'
ment Tree n, Sapero
RlEa,16f' REM6 ~ IL cures urea TeSSpe
Oycr II years ' II testing
TnousANtpn71s ; whom ne
grah6ei445l grIhs4 5n R'd' demand. ,., risi
DR.. sqpero., nay hS5 yeaTssta.
s$f'55.s y: !: %:::s !:
Consultation S;,,r, o'.sI n"uI
nation for o'''E
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05

Visit our store and
make a list Of yon' 0
wants, also select;;o'
Goods laid awav :
paying a small de-.
post. W.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
CHINA CHINA

great variety Of Japanese dishes always so much sought m
the ladies'
Aso large variety of odd pieces decorated Austrian and
sian china erneries finger bowls card trays
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-05
Hundreds of Patients u
No Incurable C~

(,ataracts removed ,a.s1 "aJ
Strengthened. Granuti"sss sat"sss
eyes, catarrh an" and .aat;sntiis atsr
treated. Glasses sciersa'' .nnst
by the latest and mos
In date methods.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-01-03

education of our youth-that they
be taught the surest way of taking
human life--is too horrible for
patience. Imagine Abraham Lin
coin, even at the most trying
period of the civil war, proposing
any such thing! 1t is militarism
and the big stick run mad. 1t is
going back into savagery and bar
barism. 1t is dime novelism, yell
low-back 'Beadleism' and rough
riderism running riot to the point
of outraging every sentiment of
love, peace, hope, home and hap
piness, held dear by the men and
women of this country who are
striving to bring up their boys as
God fearing, Ytender-h -hearted, gen.
tlemen, loving their fellow men.
No man pagan or infdel, follower
of Mohammed or Brahma, could
conceive more diabolic plan to
set back civilization or encourage
a renaissance of the savagery of
feudal times"
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The Good and Bad Old Year.

Goodnight, my precious one-good-night!
And sleep you sound, my dear!
While witches dark and fairies bright
Attend the dying year"
"But, mamma, when wake again,
Will all the years be dead?
There is no other now; Will then
Another come instead?
"I'm nearly six, but I've forgot
Just 'zactly when this year
First come to us, though, like as not,
Like you, twas always herel
"But o, it makes me feel so sad
To think the poor Old Year
Can't die without the witches bad
A-standin' laughin' nearl
"why can't the fairies bright be there
without the witches too?
1t seems to me it isn't fair
To have him worried sol
"1f he's been good, as well as bad,
think the bestest way
For us is not to feel too glad
Because he couldn't stay
'Your little girl amt always good,
An Joe sometimes is bad,
But still you'd keep us longs you could
From maxim witches glad!
81 b'lieve I'll pray to God up there
To take the bad away,
An leave the angels sweet an fair
To tend tomorrow dayl'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-01-03

The Columbus (Ohio) Press Post
prints an interesting cartoon en-
titled ''Peace on earth, good will
to men," This represents num-
Der of school boys shooting at a
target on what is called "public
school rifle range" Mr.. Roose-
velt is directing the movement of
the lads. This quotation from the
Presidents message is reproduced:
"The congress has most wisely
provided for a national board for
the promotion of rifle practice.
Excellent results have already
come from this law, but it does not
go far enough. Our regular army
is SO small that in a great war we
should have to trust mainly to
volunteers, and in such event these
volunteers should already know
how to shoot, for if a soldier has
the fighting edge and ability to
take care of himself in the open
his efficiency on the line Of battle
is almost directly proportionate to
excellence in workmanship. We
should establish shooting galleries
in all the large public and military
schools, should maintain national
target ranges in different parts of
the country and should in every
way encourage the formation of
rifle clubs throughout all parts of
the land. The little republic of
Switzerland offers us an excellent
example in all matters connected
with building up an efficient citi-
zen soldiery." Commenting upon
these suggestions the Press-Post
says: "Such doctrine is mon
strous. In this age of peace con-
ferences, talk of international dis
armament and the growth Of the
gentler arts and sciences, to have
q suggestion from man occupy
ing the most exalted position on
earth to make war 4 part Of the