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Americas Holds
Gotch to Single
Fall in an Hour
Bouts Abound in Clever
Work-GuS Fails
to Hold.

BALTIMORE, Jan. I0.-Frank Goteh,
Champion heavyweight wrestler OF
America, undertook TO throw Gus
Schoeulein CAmericUs) two falls in one
hour last night and failed.
Gotch won the first fall in forty-one
minutes, but failed TO win the second
one in the remaining nineteen minutes.
The contest was held at the Germania
AIaennerchor Hall. which was packed
with spectators. What little betting was
done was at even money that Gotch
would not gain two falls.
As an exhibition of wrestling the
bouts were beautiful, Astounding in some
exceedingly clever work.
Well Developed.
A more perfect specimen of manhood
than Gotch would be hard TO find. He
weighed 206 pounds and did not carry
an ounce of superduous flesh. Unlike
most wreslers, arms. legs and back
were perfectly rounded, and there was
conspicuous absence of outstanding
muscles, such as wrestlers and weight
lifters develop. A more equal distribU-
ton of proportions could hardly be
found in a human being.
Americas weighed but 175 pounds. but
he also was all muscle. The difference
IN weight and regulations caused the
match TO be handicap one. The cOndi-
tons We're. Catch-aS-Catch-caT style,
pin falls OF the mat only TO court, Gotch
20 throw Americas twice in one hour,
lnJermiSslOn between bouts, fifteen min
utes; falls made by Americas not 10
count; referee, Harry Jeffries.
Out of Danger.
Americas set the crowd wild after
twelve minutes Of clever work by get
ting out from crotch and neck hold
which GOtCh had fastened on him. GOtch
then got busy and some fast work en-
sued, the crowd yelling Instructions TO
the local man, Gotch tried for a toe
hold and Gus Kicked away. For the
only time during the bout there was
then some rough work.
From then on to the fOrty-first minute
GOtch was busy and kept Gus strictly
on the defensive. In the fatal forty-first
minute GOtch got a crotch and half
nelson and forced -AmeTiCUs' shoulders
10 the mat. &
Fast Toward Finish.
After a ffteen-minute intermission the
pair went at it again. Though Gotch
wrestIed fast in the final five minutes,
he did not throw his man and when the
nineteenth minute had expired such
yelling, jumping. and throwing of hats
have seldom been seen at Germauia
Hall At the end of the nineteenth min
ute both were on their feet
Everyone was pleased with the eNhi-
bitonl though many were skeptical as
10 whether or not GOtch had put forth
his best efforts.
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DANCING

PRIVATE DA--CIVG lessons, see; ws.tz ami
trFO-stsp gu--znteed i've lessons: class 81
month"; bali room for rent S. 10 s.. ADDRESS
with stamped envelope, BOX ass, Times CT
fee Je7-6t-gXSu
THE WXNDHABI. 81 nth nw.-Lessoas. zoe.
{ lessons. $780, class T-50 every Tues, Thurs
Sat. Guarantee to teach you. Fro.. NYyudaam
JvZ5-tf
MISS COULTER, professor OF dancing; pri-
vate lessons. SOC II You can walk 1 can
teach you TO waltz. 20I 1 81. NV. Prone NJ
uS9. Advanced classes Tuesday and Satur-
day, 70 Il BAH room for rent ja3-Slt
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ONE CENT A WORD FOR
BRANCH OFFICES.

GOLDENBERG'S 7th aud X SITS. NV
S KAHN, SONS & CO.. Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A y V Z r 7 5 : y G
AGENCY, 1916 18TH st. nv.
W. Z MCNULT1- Cigar STORE. 18th and p NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
Nelson, ProprietOrs: corner Rhode Island
ave, LIST and SITS. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy, 1lth and Harvard SITS. NV.
W A. DARLING. cor. 18th and i SITS. NV.
L. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9TH St. Rhode
Island ave and r st. NV.
Il. T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. NV
CHAS. c. HORNUNG. Chfistiani Pharmacy.
sw-. cor. 18th and n SITS. wv
SANFORDS PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol s1geet
r. A. NEITCH, 20t1 and "a sts NV
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21st and G SITS. NV
S. N WAGNER d CO, LIST and II SIS. NV
/. 4. TAHLOE, cor. 9th aud + SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th g. Pa. ave NV
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th ana PARK
road.
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DENTISTRY.

no PAIN. NO HIGH PRICES. Sets Of
teeth s.; teeth without plates, 81: goIi
crowns IS; Filings, so cents. PAINLESS
MOTLEY. Gil Tth st. NV, Washington's Orig
inal Painless Dentist. jalO-tf
PAINLESS DENTISTRY: REDUCED PRICES
set of teeth, s2.59; gold crowns, zzl1. So
bridgework $3.50; filings. . cents Up.
UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS,
6Z7 + ST NV. near 9Th. de3I-s0t
DRs. o. W. & "; J. ELzEY. DENTISTS.
S. ". Cor. 10th and i SITS. n w
Specialists in Painless EXTRACTING Gold
Grow. and Bridge Work, Filings, ana Plates
that II. Satisfaction guaranteed or none,
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone " a.
fe2S-tt
cur RATE DENTISTRY.
SO Set OF Tech, Gold Crowns and Brfdrep-orlz
s4 Filings. soc. Painless Extraction Free
L. s. Army and Navy Dental Association
DR.. d. HARRY MORAN. AIgr..
co \ 81. NV. CORNER OF 1TH
TEETH without plates: no extracting; no
pain; look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth. shTunken faces made normal.
painless Milling. DR. J. i. WILSON. 1a03 Il
au23tf
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Pc9M and boari for couple with
small child; southern familr preferred. BOX
90, Times Office. 1t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d ~
washington. y. c., January 4 1898 -SasIsi
proposals viii be received at this Office grnfii
IL O'CLOCK NOON, on THE 18TH DAY or
JANUARY, 1908, and then opened for the COL
lection and disposal OF ashes from prf,afe
residences, apartment houses with not TO az
coed four families ana boarding houses an5
lodging houses with not 10 exceed Is rooms
in the District Of Columbia for the psrio5
from February LIST, 1yoS, 10 June So 100
Blank forms Of proposal, specifications ana
ali necessary information may be o5refDs5
at the Office OF the superintendent Of Sfrsat
Cleaning. HENRY r. +. MACFARTAND
HENRY L. WEST, J. J. MORROW. Com
mtssluneTs, y. g. Jaf-6t-eXSu
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WANTED-Partifr with cash for conducting
modern medical institute; good chance -
make moneT. BOX 80, Times Office
ial0-3t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY as Office assistant expert
enCed stenogTaphcr and typewriter mercanliIe
experience preferred; only those with best o.
references need apply. JULIUS Gan
& CO. 527 18th st. Jalo-5t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-sIX HUNDRED ssoo.oo DOL
LARS WORTH OF T.. $. BINDERT AND
PAPER GOODS co. STOCK. Will TAKE
500 FOR SAME. APPLY OR ADDRESS
WILLIAA g. ALBRIGHT, Sharp and Pratt
sts., Baltimore. 5ale-3t
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COLLECTIONS

/ COLLECTIONS made. disputed claims ad-
| justed without litigation. CLARK BROS,
lsl110 T st. nws ias-3ot
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FOR RENT-FURNISHEp ROOMS.
7rH ST. sw.. 2lo-Furnlshed rooms for gen
tiemen; satisfactory references required board
II desired jal0-St
nth ST. NV. 7g5-smau nat Of rooms.
central, $3.50. call store jal0-St
MYRTLE ST NE. two rooms: ID nOor:
light housekeeping. heat. gas and bath IT
u sT NV. lz-NiceIy furnished front and
back DlTicr. heat, gas. first door, SO. IT
WESTMINSTER ST. NV. s0s-Betwoen sth
and IU-h. and T. comfortable ROOM p
floor. s. month. board IL desired. private
family. II
9TH ST. Ne. S22-Three furnished or unfur-
ulshed rooms, 81 door, f0r light h0usekeep-
ing heat gas, bath. laI0-Sl
9TH ST. NV. S1s-NIceIy furnished back
parior; rent reasonable. u
18TH ST. NV. as-Nice sunny warm bed
rooms also housekeeping rooms reasonable
ADAMS ST. 1gs. BLooMINGDALE-Tuo fur
nished rooms light housekeeping; heat, gas.
-. -
" ST. NV, 6l9-Furuished room, SIS per
week. all cJnveniencos- Jalo-5t
10TH ST. NV. TS-Niceiy furnished front
room, with sood board jaS-st
u sT wv. 2z7-I.arge furnished front
room, s. week; han room, Sl-25. or both. 81
week. housekeeping. las-5t
r ST NV. I31s-Tvo communicating rooms
and hall room On second floor. ja9-St
L. sr NV. 25-For gentlemen. one fur
nlsHed room, near Government Printing
OIlct. J4s-ot
18TH ST. NV. -l0I-TWo nicely furnished
front rooms transients accommodate.
SD ST. wv. sls-One nlc-,y furnished room.
heat. gas, and bath. viii OF without board,
SIS per month in private family. jas-5t
18TH ST. 1sg2-CheerfuI warm room. win
dows south and west, private home; all con-
Neuiencesi gentlemen only. Ja5-5t
C NV. al5-NlceIy furnished front parl0r.
X NV. 1I7-Tgo front rooms: furnished
c1mDleiei light h1useAespins jas-St
G ST NV. 4lfiz-Four rooms; two c1mmu-
Hicat!nsi Two for gentlemen light housekeep-
ne 80.
SD ST. NV. oI5-NlceIy Furnished rooms:
= and So. gentlemen or light housekeeping.
ias-st
9Th ST. NV, 7Ig-Hau room: centrally
located; only S. month. steam heat. Jas-St
= ----- 80, - - = =.
and small Phone il house 1a9-5I
s-T7 W So 49,, T----------- 80 -.
all c1nyeuiences; suitable for two gentlemen
1aS-ot
TNDfANA ~ e0s-r--7-t r,,,-,,- z-7it.tfa
Tor two. other rooms. steam heat isS2T
r,rTT en- w 49, e-,U T-,---t-r---- -.
s+sa-,, heat 81 month fes ~
go, - -
reasonable. jaS-st
Keeping $ per week. '''''' jaS-5t
- - 80 - - - -
heat: ali nlSdera improTemeats '''' js 1sCs
jaS-5t w.
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I,,-s 4 ~ - '-s- -o0'-'' -Ii lls"'
-
18th NV. Is15-The Franklin, Apartment -
yenie2ce &c Of modern nam apaF T s. ber we eo
can evenings iaSrp
& ST. NV. 4f7-Opposite Pension Office. two
furnished rooms, s. and 81 per month. boari
If desired. jsS-st
bousekeepinr iaS t.Si''
G ST NV l52-I.arEe front and hack roor,E.
9Th ST. NV, 6IS-One front basement: .gas.
bath; heat. lass
r ST. NV, l312-In a quiet house; bright,
II ST NV. 607-Two parIors on first floor
suitable FOX a member of Corcress: with or
without board terms reasonable ja5-6t
--~ <>-'D DS>'D'
,-sta FAMILY is1o o.
II ST NV. lI09-Isrge rooms viii hnar5
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WANTED-RooMS.

BY TWO young men. apartments composed
of two rooms and bath; must be reasonable
and within ten minutes walk Of Munsey
building. Address BOX 152. Times Office
DELFT
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NORTHEAST.

NORTHEAST.
LADDON PHARMACY. 1906 Florida ave. ne
CHAS. II. BLGMER. y. Cap. and r SITS ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. 2i ana E SITS.
kRAUS' PHARMACY. 9th ana X sts
McCHESNEY * JOACHIM, Sth and + sts, ne
SOUTHEAST.
A. z. POWELL 4th and East CAPITOL sts
ROACH DRUG Co. Sth and G SITS Sc
H. 5. FEALY, nv, cor. 18th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS, 9TH and B streets
GEORGETOWN
z. 2. WELLER, Pharmacy, 3534 II ST NV
ANACOSTIA.
BURE'S PHARMACY. corner Monroa and
Jefferson SITS
BROOKLAND. D. C.
ARTHUR II. +. LCERSSEN Drug Store.
Z ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L CARNE & CO. 7J3 King 81.
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roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FIREwooD-Pine. stove Iensths, 81 DER
cord r s. MITCHELL Phone i. 5as. Ana
costa, a.. &. fsg-i-F
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FOR sALE-Second-haad upright pianos ~
sacrificing prices; steim SteinWay. Miller.
hnAbe. Chickering, Emerson, Hardzaan,
l Bradbury, Webster. crown. Jacob Bros.
Marshall & Wendell ard one Davies UprighL
go. square FlaRos a. low as 60 o. easy
cHAs. Il. srEIFF.
l0Js-l0 3 81 az.
- PIANO BARGAINS
A-NAbE upright man. Case only very
rl slisEtty used was 500 nOW..........-.-S540
tlMBALl- Upright, iarEe size...........y- $50
S 1917 q BARNES, mahogany case.....ssI5
4IT-LsL@ISh Upright; fine oEder-..-........SIZ
no WOhCH, mahogany case..........Sl21
~ 41Esf-l-ygh Upright. large sIZe... SOD
- FL = a DAsI Is large size-----..-- 50
VA KNABE L Co.
---o--y 7 st. y. W 1z2-tf
EXPERT SAFE, LOCK mo KEY -VVOPE
1 ty--'s 1gFA 095 Specially. prompt ana ef-
LOOA o.. III y 81. Nv. Phone Main I725.
dssI-tf
FOR sALE-You can pick up a genuine bar
6s'H N Eood piano here now. A number
% LlSn-grade pianos, in good condition ara
$40; knabe. sZl5: Stieff Sl45. V0se $50.
Shoningers $780, kinbaI, $50 and a hundred
others Easy terms. y. J. DeMOLL * CO..
~ St NV. dgz5-tf
FREE Liberal Sample Conkey's Laying
Tonic and Valuable Poultry Book ff YOU
call By mail cents SOUTHERN POLL
LkL Supply CO. 500 Il s.. nv. del3-s9t
PIANOS AT PRICES that must interest
Christmas shoppers.
s1.-yy Sleinway Grand.
$40 lester $50
go Nee-E4Ln pF3ghf..........s.......s
s9yJ rev
10 New LprlEht-------.-s----.---
AA4 ~ QLLrE great piano bargains
HUGO WOACH, L19 Q 81. NV.
F4snVs @0r Kent. Moved ana Tu1ed-
RICHARDSON'S PRACTICAL WORK SHOP
Keys madei locks repaired electrical work.
nols-sot 2II4 18th ST. NV.
WILL CALL and make keys anywhere IN
elsyi locks put On and Eepalredi electric bellsi
crop postal or phone North $500. WM.
CCLLIGAN, 20 RI. nv. no9-s0t
GOOD quality Opaque shades sc: best quality
Oh opaque s1a1es otc. hung free viii call
with s-InFles- ELEEBLATTS 18th and Il
SITS. ne. ocI7-rf
HORSES AAD VEHICLES.
"
sACRIFICE-spIendld combination horse:
sound fisb lsaTe5 SD L- t5 lSsi years 2.d fine
Va2la ave Sc
- --
4 W SAi-t---,--F or taFge mu-es; pair o1
heafy mares. helF OK y 4assaclusetts ave.
NV lalt5t
SIK-YEAR s5rreI horse. l-IO0 lbs: work a-v-
where. 5000 saId.eTi want 10 get him a
good home, So BOX sls Times Office.
FOR sALE-oae s5TTgI horse So good Tor
49, & -, 80 20 - ~ Jas-St
VIII SELL 7a--s rr,r,5----, 49, - -
for s.. II sod 5y saturday: also c51B- f f5S
FOB sE7-E-717r- WAGON T---- - .
LARGE work horse, sound and gentle. s1gF
l7G 9Th ST. nv. 5aS-st
viii also buy ART vaEons. TfIJsIS BPGS
6z6 Eye 81. nv. 5sS-st
FOR SALE-TWenty horses and mares: sod
for want OF use. Rear 472 Pennsylvania ave.
- - - - -
CANT selIlng OUT 500 ~ c y. runabout
SOU; s.-oS tok O-ss-es s-2y-. 5000 Surveys
az s's.o9i $50 top sPria5 wagons, $500.
SAVE your old carpets, rugs woven from,
old carpets the only weaving factory Of irx
kind in the CITY. WASHINGTON RIG 90
SsI attn st. NV. Phone Main 4525 iaTqar
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OLD CARPETS woven into reverslbis rugs,
ealy sanitary concern here. HOME CO.,
Is06 + St nv Phons Lincoln coo II. nos-tf
e1o,s1n
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BARBER-A good white, for Saturdays; $3.50
guarantee. 233 Pennsylvania ave. H., II
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets the only weaving factory Of IFS
KIND IN tle CITY " -A1E1iN Con RUG CO.
s5l 5th 81. NV Phone Main 1913 ia7-qGt
OLD CARPETS woven into reversibie rugs;
ealy sanitary concern here. HOME Co.
IsO5 f St NV Phone Lincoln coo II. nos-tf
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OUR FORM-LETTER work cannot be dis
tnguished from typeWriting. Send for sam
pies and prices. FRANCES NJ. Afford &
co. 4os Massachusetts ave. NV. Main $50.
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iARBER-For Saturday; So guaranteed. Ap-
Nv 1924 nm ST Sc. ja9-2t
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HELP WANrED-Male and Female

EARN EXTRA money without interfering
with YOUR regular work either ladies' or gen
tIeueul, by assisting in the sale II choice
northwest real estate Address Apartment
40. j. 1898 ACnrE ST. NV taly-lot
WANTED-Au experienced demonstrat0r for
jewclTy IN local store permanent position,
good salary and commission. BOX 536r Times
Office u
WE TEACH FItman. Graham, Gregg. Barnes
and the Syllable systems. - 70 100 words Jer
minute A $50 hours guaranteed. Positions
provided .or our pupils. Catalogue free
TOPOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg.
u02U-tT
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

BY A RESPECTABIE coIored woman, wash
Ing and ironing 10 do at home Call CT ad-
dress BLANCH 5. SIADD, SIS 50 st. sw-
IL
4 GOOD worker would like position as Of
nce cleaner. 1893 4th ST. NV iaLU--t
DAY WORK by respectable colore3 woman.
% Congress court II
BY GIRL Is years old; light homework.
1881 C0ylugI1u St NV. IL
BY GIRL. place help around house. 1914 sJh
ST. NV. II
PLACE as Chambernaid or nurse by C0lOred
girl. stay nights. 1908 u 81. nv. II
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BICYCLES.

SPECIAL IL TIRES
Hartford extra heavy. -...-........--...... 50 o.
Hartford regular. .................-. /. trI
our regular $50 tire now ................ / 81
Our regular SIS tire now.........-... d
MENDELL * co. us 9Th ST. NV.
ia4-It.eod
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II YOU WISH ADVICE and informatss, an
any subject call 20 see M. Milo and get
palm reading OF psychic reading. M- FfIIo-
also teaches hgpnCtism. mental hypnotic suz-
gesuon and palmistry. sI2 Eye 81. NV
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FOR sAL1-Threc fine pool tables ana la
h1iures. Cneap.- 1913 I'd St. NV 1870
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CLERK-Grocery and meat clerk; reference
fcc jaIO2t
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WE HAVE Tor EaIe.a Maxwell Tuuab0uI in
perfect condition, owner buying larger ear.
car. MOTOR CAR CO., 1915 New YORK ave
nv EaA-JE
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WANTED-To buy setter dog; black and
white preferred Address stating age price
BOX S2S Times Office. faTc-2t
FOR SALE-Beautifully marked collie dog:
months old. 646 Norris st. ne, CITY
ja1O-3t
LEES BIRD STORE Will remove Deceuber
10 TO 413 11th ST. NV opposite Star Build
ing and continue to carry full line OF birds
pets. cages. a0uaria. etc. del5-ts
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----- -- -.
BARBER for Saturday; $3.50 guaranteed. 80
peunevIy4nfa ave utg. Il
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ROY-CoIored. with wheel for store must
iag-2I
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G. c. SILENCE,
Wall Papers. Lowest Prices. Estimates fur
nished 4sI G st, nv, Phone Main s4s7 II.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30

eating and the customary man
ner of relieving them is TO slap
them sharply on .the back. The
effect Of this is 10 set tine OBJ
s]truction free. The same thing
can be brought about by raising
the left hand OF a child as high as
possible and the relief comes
much more quickly In happen.
ings like this there should be no
alarm, for IL the child sees that
the older people get excited the
effect is bad. The best thing TO
tell the child is to raise its left
arm and Immediately the diff
Guilty passes away Y. Press
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Get Busy Let's Win.

To the working Republicans Of
Missouri
10 Is suggested that
in every county and city in the
state Taft and II adley" clubs
should be formed and, ifthenum
Der of voters warrants, such a
club should be organized in each
township and ward.
Invitations TO memship should
be extended to all voters who
favor the election of To It for pres
ident and Hadley for Governor
and who sign an application for
membership.
The usual form Of organization
should be followed by having a
President. Vice-P Presidents and
Secretary, The bylaws should
be as simple as maybe, tofurnish
a guide as TO the purposes of the
organization, and p r vi iOns
should be made to make the clubs
active working factors in secur-
ing the largest possible number
of members and to aid in getting
voters TO the polls on election day.
Special care should be exercis.
ed to enlist first voters"
Correspondence is invited, and
where the membership justifies,
the State committee will endeav-
or to assist in securing buttons.
badges, banners and possibly
uniforms for marching and fam.
beau clubs.
Yours faithfully,
Walter S. Dicky,
Chairman.
Kansas City, No, July z, 1908
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Dreamed Of Her Little Sons
Death.
Watch Rich Hill grow.

We often read stories of
strange revelations in Dreamland
but it is very seldom that things
of that sort actually occur.
A case happened right here in
our own community, however,
last week, where a dream actually
saved the life of little Albert, the
eighteen months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Pease.
Mrs. Pease was sleeping in the
house. In her dreams she saw
her little boy playing in the tall
weeds all unconscious Of the a2-
preach Of a moving machine,
with its wicked knives greedy
for his little body. Nearer and
nearer came the machine and
more and more intent seemed the
little fellow in his play in the pud
die of water hidden In the weeds,
The awful fright awakened the
mother and so real had the pic
ture appeared that she rushed
frantically to the door and saw
her husband moving weeds a
long the roadside. Waving her
arms she gave a frenHed scream
for him 10 stop, which he did just
in time, for there, within three
feet Of the sickle bar, was the
little boy, playing in a pool Of
water, exactly as she had seen
him in her dream.
The weeds had concea ed the
little fellow from his fathers
view, and one more step Of the
horses would have literally cut
his little body in two.
This is where a very bad dream
turned out TO be a very good one.
-Richard's Progress.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
Rep bIlCaa Congresses

Passed the Homestead Laws.
Issued the present legal ten.
der.
Passed present internal reyen.
ne laws.
Abolished slavery.
Established equality OF sui.
rage.
Passed Civil Rights Act giving
all persons equal protection Of
the laws.
Passed all pension laws.
Passed laws protecting mining.
Reduced postage.
Established railway mail serv.
ice, free delivery, rural free
delivery.
Established Life Saving Serv
ice.
Endowed public schools, agri.
cultural colleges, etc.
Passed the customs act, insuring
justice In collection Of duties.
Passed international copyrigh
laws.
Admitted Kansas, Nebraska,
Nevada, Colorado, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Washington, Mon
tana, Idaho, Wyoming and Okla
homa "a states.
Passed the antitrust law.
Established Gold Standard.
Passed all customs and tariffs
now in operation.
The Republican party has met
every crisis coming before il and
is stronger today than ever be
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-07-30
PaSsIH Of the Blonde.

An alarmed writer in the Con-
temporary Review predicts that
the blonde type Of human is des-
tined for early extinction and
that the brunette will inherit the
earth. Everywhere" he says,
the conclusion is the same "a
dark type suPersedes the fair. +"
To this testimony is added the
opinion of Professor Mason of
the Smithsonian institution, that
in six short centuries a man or
woman of light complexion will
be hard to find.
We are assured hat the blond
es are burning themselves out, F"
because they take upon themsel-
yes the burdens Of the worlds
wars, while those Of olive skin
remain at home and multiply. 1t
is pointed out that the blonde is
really less fitted for city life than
the brunette, There are more
blondes in the country than in
the cities, Notwithstanding the
fact that the country population
is more exposed TO the tincturing
effect of the sun.
Dark skinned people have the
greatest resistance to the unfay-
orable conditions of city life and
can withstand impure air, dark
quarters, congestion and poor
food longer than their blonde sis
ters and brothers. When a
blonde goes TO the city he raises
children darker than himself, and
within a few generations a pro-
nounced brunette type is evolved
from blonde stock, merely
through effect Of urban environ
ment.
It may be an unhappy day
when the world will no longer
numder its quota OF blondes. In
a yariegation OF complications,
from they very light 10 the dark,
there is effectiveness, and the
passing Of the blonde would
leave the globe 10 a monotonous
contemplation OF millions Of
people of unvaFying swarth. Kan
sas City Journal.