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DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD; DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
jCKAMPioN pugilists today WRESTLING GAME IN COMATOSE CONDITION
TO FORETELL FUTURE
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"CASCARETS" ACT
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3okw la Somewhat Different From Hla
Beetle-Browed Predecessor Must
Possess Brains.
"Tbo boxer of today." writes Fred.
USE OF WHITE OF EQQ 18 RECOMMENDED.
ON L1P0IL5
Mo WolBh In Rtrnnrl "In nnf Mm
pcotlo-browed nnd scarred veteran of
ho past. Ho must, if ho hones to at)-
roRch championship class, bo a man
losscssed of brains, a man with a
opacity for thinking all tho while a
:ontcBt 'B in progress. Ho must bo
ool and level headed. Onco ho loses
ho command of IiIb temper all Is
oat. Ho becomes wild and erratic.
ho loses touch with tho nnr points
ji tno snort altogether, ho becomes
just a target for tho gloves of his
Spponont. They tap him from all
luartors with Irritating frequency.
Ill ,l pomtB aro scored up against him
J it n lightning rate, and, although ho
S nay be strong and well nt tho end of
ho final round, ho Is tho loser.
rako any of tho modern cham
)lons. and what do wo find? Just
.hat they have corao out of their con
,osts practically unmarked. Sneaking
'or myself, during my career in tho
lng I lmvo taken part in 113 con
tests. My photograph speaks for it
self. Do 1 look a battered veteran?
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Champion Frank Gotch.
Tito once-popular but sadly mis
treated sport of wrestling was in a
comatose condition during 1914.
Whllo tho faking management of
tho gamo was largely responsible for
Its recent downfall, after a strong
rovlval, tho European wars, both Dal
kan and all-Europe, hod a lot to do
wilh Its demise.
Of recent years, nearly all tho ox
cltemont that could bo scared up was
created through tho Importation of
terrible Turks, horrlblo Greeks nnd
pests of various other nations.
Theso largo, uncouth apparitions
were taken round tho country, on caro
fully arranged tours, "meeting" and
"defeating" a flock of homegrown
wrestlers, who were sent a jump
ahead of tho European "champions,"
and who mot thorn again and ngaln
always tho same inner circle, of
courso, with no rash outsiders or real
ly ambitious youngstors permitted to
cut in.
Frank Gotch, who used to come out
of his cage and leisurely flop tho nor-
COSTLY MISTAKE IN NAMES
Waivers Are Asked on Groyer Cleve
land Alexander When His Brother
Was Player Intended.
Waiver on Grovor Cleveland Alex
ander! This caused more excitement
recently than tho tltno when Larry
McLean stolo second. Clubs looked
at the waiver notice In amazement and
then demanded to know whether Pros
it
Freddie
Welsh, Champion,
weight.
Light-
jt know I would not win any prize
beautv chamnlonshln. lint T nm lust
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!.WV VUI1 114U 1U14WYD Ul L4IU 11 (IJ UUUUb
iffwlth him. in nonrlv tnn vnnrn nt linx.
Jng with 113 opponents and 1,000 spar-
.ring partners, I have' novor yot had a
U1UUK UJU.
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kPRIZES TEMPT THE AMATEUR
JU
j, Valuable, Yet Useless Trophies, Lead
f-vL Winners to Realize In Cash r
,! Bronze Is Suggested. .
'I Tho reqpnt agitation concerning tho
' j jamatour standing of a champion nth-
leto makes sport followors Avondor if
' ' Ithe clubs aro not largely responsible
' 41iv nlnrta rt aairtlnfna vulilnYi lin.
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.aouuieuiy ih gruwiiit; iingui uu iuu
' 4lmn An ntnnrnnr !a n mnn whn rnm.
w Siotes solely for glory, without thought
ijof lmanclal gam. u an amateur roruses
'v.to enter a moot unless tho prizes have
conslderablb cash value, what do tho
Ij jmen In charge of that meet suppose ho
i Ha irnlnir in An with nnv nrlzn hn mnv
'J-Win? Thoy must at least suspect, and
tUoy must close their eyes on suspl-Kclon.
' Undor tho present rules a man Is
i . . . --
(forbidden to sell his prizes, audi as
Lo wins he must keop, but, to quoto
Goldborg, after ho's got 'em, what Is
ho going to do with 'em? Tho best ho
can do 1b to say to someono, "Como on
up and look at my medals." He can't
-wear them without being taken for tho
president of a South American ropuo
lie. The majority of real amateur ath
letes nro persons of limited meanB. Is
it fnir for tho clubs to deliberately put
temptation in their way? A man with
ono BUlt of clothes and seven gold
-natcheB h&3 a natural inclination to
pass tho time. Suppose, instead or
watches, diamond rings and solid gold
and silver trophies, only brohzb medals
ivero offered as prlzos. A bronzo medal
could ba so handsomely worked out
that it might cost a good deal of money
and yet it would have vory llttlo real
cash value. Then the men who dopend
upon tho money thoy can mako out of
their skill on ''eld and track would bo
forced Into the open and tho tempta
tion to secretly transgress amateur
rules Would bo largely removed.
rlble Bulturklans, after they had been
sulliclently advertised, grow tired of
It, and hasn't emerged for qulto a
whllo. And then tho war finished up.
Tho terrible matmen of Europe, of
courso, aro large, huskyfar bigger
and stronger thnn the average They
hod no chance to escapo tho eagle eyo
of tho recruiting officers.
Give them credit for a match that
wasn't "framed" thoso who had to
return to tho colors, as a rule wont
back gallantly, and tackled an oppo
nent who wouldn't "lay," wouldn't
Btall, and wouldn't even stand for a
draw.
Thoflo who didn't feel like returning
to tho flag wero mostly Induced to do
so, anyhow, and right now there aro
very few European wrestlers at lib
cr'y to wrestle anybody but tho gents
In the other uniforms. Many of them
have fallen In battle, and by tho tlmo
they can cross over hero again tho
survivors will probably find that the
whole wrestling game has been forgotten.
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WHY NOT THIS?
' Trotters and pacers nlways
have their marks after tholr
names; so why not transmit the
idea to baseball? Thus:
Ty Cobb, .3C8, may omit the
Southern training trip.
Hans Lobort, .275, Is spondlng
tho winter In Cuba.
Connie Mack has sold Eddlo
Collins, .344, to Chicago.
Uoston parts with a bundle
nnd gets Sherwood Mngee, .314.
Heine Zimmerman, .290. de
clares that ho will got Johnny
Evors, .279, the first chanco that
offers.
Charles Deal, .210, wanted
more coin and got 23.
The Phils failed to swap Mil
ton Stock, 203, for Heine Groti.
.288.
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Those Who Are Tired of the Familiar
Methods of Cards and Tea Grounds
. Might Find Some Amusement
In the Practice.
This Is one of tho least known of
all methods of foretelling tho future,
according to tho ancient, secret wis
dom of prophetic insight. Yet It Is
one of tho most interesting, and easy
to perform though, of courso, like all
methods of tho kind, somo skill and
practice aro necessary in order to In
terpret quickly and speedily tho sym
bolic Interpretations of tho signs pre
sented, writes Prof. Sothnos Lalllllor
In tho Now York American.
In order to practice this part of ca
balistic Interpretation, you must pro
cure u fresh egg as now-laid as pos
sible and carefully separate tho whlto
of tho egg from tho yolk. Nearly fill
a tumbler with cold water and drop
tho white of tho egg Into It, a drop at u
time. Now place this glass carefully
asldo for 24 hours, being sure to cover
tho glass carefully, and that tho water
does not becomo warmed by proximity
to a radiator, etc.
When you again look at tho glass,
you will find thut your whlto of egg
has congealed Into various odd-shaped
figures circles, squares, animals,
trees, crosses, etc. which are to bo
interpreted according to tho formula
that follows.
Long, wavy lines denote losses and
troubles; straight lines, on the con
trary, denoting peace, long life, pros
perity and happiness.
Squares denote peace and happi
ness; a ring, marriage. If a letter can
bo clscovered near the ring this will
bo tho first letter of tho name of tho
person you are to marry. If clouds
u ro about the ring, think long and care
fully boforo accepting this person,
even if ho offers marriage.
If a leaf Is seen, speedy good fortune
will como your way from some unex
pected source. If an anchor Is seen,
fidelity in love is Indicated. If a dog
Is seen, this is a good sign, if near tho
top of tho glass, denoting faithful
friends; If near tho middle, doubtful
ones; and If near tho bottom, enemies
to bo avoided.
A lily or similar flower foretells hap
piness, If nenr tho top of the glass;
disappointment If near the bottom. If
a number of small dots or spots aro
present, money Is coming your way,
unless clouds surround them, In which
caso you will receive bad tidings and
notice of losses. A heart denotes a
lovo letter vhlch you will shortly re
ceive. Tho sun. moon or stars denote
happiness and success.
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Pittsburgh Firemen Have Trouble With "Varmints"
PITTSUURGH. North side firemen are having their troubles with river
crabs, leochos, rats and other such pests. Tho rats aro especially bold
nnd postiforous about old Allegheny city hall, the engine houses and patrol
stations. The flro alarm ofllco on tho
third floor of old Allegheny city hall
has a trlbo of rats which tho opera
tors thero declare are tho boldest ro
dents thoy ever had dealings with.
One old rat, tho operators say, has
a strong liking for soap and carries
off every cake of that necessary
article for cleanliness that Is left In
tho bathroom.
"Wo have act all sorts of traps
for that rat," said Operator Heer,
"and left the most tempting of
poisoned baits for him but ho actually laughs at our attempts to catch or
poison mm. Plnkorton, who haB tho night turn here, says tho ratB gambol
nil around him nightly. He says nn old rat brought he wholo llttor of
young into the operating room last night and put the litter through a regular
gymnastic turn."
The firemen at No. 43 engine house eay thoy can't keep nn egg Overnight
there because of tho raids of the rats. The firemen say the rats carry
tho eggB off to their nests without breaking them. They kept watch over a
basket of eggs set on a high shelf one night nnd saw an old gray rodent
steal an egg from tho basket, carry the egg to tho edge of tho shelf In Its
front logs, then drop on its back to the floor in such a manner as not to
break the egg, and scampor away on three logs to its hole, deftly holding Its
plunder with one front paw.
Ono night recently when the firemen of No. 46 engine company reached
tho Hack residence Are In Sherman avenue they found they could get no
water through one of the nozzles, although thero was nothing wrong with
tho water supply. Unscrewing the nozzle from the hose they found a
hugo river crab In tho nozzle.
Operator Heer had nn experience with a denizen of the North side water
supply that gave him quite a fright. Ho was taking a bath In tho fire alarm
bathroom. When he was completing his bath a leech, four Inches in length
and hungry looking, came wiggling through tho water at him. Heer gave
a yell and leaped from tho tub as though a tarantula wero after him.
CmSWE"! &ffi
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Grover Cleveland Alexander.
ldont William F. Ilakor had suddenly
gono locoed.
Hero'B tho story: Tho Phils de
cided to wnlvo on It. S. Aloxnndor, a
brother of tho famous Grover, who was
pormUted to drill with tho other toss
orB In tho morning last summer. When
tho notlco reached National leagtto
headquarters thoy changed tho nnmo
to Grovor C. Alexander, because they
novor had heard of his brother.
A rain of wires reached tho PIUIb'
ofllco and President Dakor had to an
swor every ono of them and explain
tho mistake.
Keep Four-Mile Crew Race.
Definite decision that tho varsity
event in the intercollegiate regatta on
tho Hudson should remain at four
mlloa was reached by tho board of
stewards of the Intorcolleglato Row
ing association at tho annual mooting.
Tho date for this year's rogatta was
fixed ub Monday, Juno 28.
Schauer a Penman.
John II. Foster, secretary of the
Giants, hereby issues a challcngo to
tho rest of tho baseball world on be
half of Uubo Schauer for tho fancy
penmanship championship. "Schauer
can glvo them all cnrdB and spades,"
declares John.
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Famous Yachts to Junk Heap.
Tho yacht Columbia, which sue
ressfully defended America's cup in
1S99 and tho Defiance, ono of tbb
three yncbtd built to defend the cup
lust year, have been consigned to tho
luuk heap.
No Echoes for Heinle,
Christy Mathewson declares that
Holnlo Zimmerman la a mighty hard
fiinn to beat on a golf courso.
"I wub playing with Helnlo ono
day," said tho pitcher of tho Giants,
"when ho sliced his bull Into aw
abandoned quarry. Ho wont down into
tho pit nnd was gono for uomo tlmo.
After ho camo up 1 nskod, 'How many
did you play, Holnlo?'
" 'Three,' ho answered,
"'Hold on thero,' 1 Intorruptcd.
'1 distinctly heard six strokes.'
" 'Oh,' Helnlo answered, 'tho othor
threo woro echoes.'"
New Athletic Event.
A now athlotlc event has boon do
vised on tho Pacific const, whero tho
students of Occldontul college lncludo
In the Intorclass moot program a mod
ified broad-high Jump. Its vnluojor
gonoral purposes Is that It has tho
toniloncv to mako tho broad jumpers
go up In tho air and improvo tholr
btylo for regular broad Jumping. In
tho' competition threo freshmen nnd
two Juniors cleared four feet two
Inches. Tho conditions called for tho
competitors leaving tho ground ton
feot away from tho high Jump stand
ards. '
Charlie Swain, who with Seattle Inst
year sot a new world's record for
homo runs by making 34, surpassing
Ping Bodlo's old coast mark, has re
cently had his right leg amputated af
ter an accident.
Jack Lcllvolt, tho former Now York
outfielder who figured In tho trndo for
Hogcr Pecklnpnugh, has been sold to
Kansas City A. A. by tho Cleveland
Aniorlcans
Holno Plctz, tho old tlmo National
league favorite, who played with Kan
sas City last season, has signed to um
pire In tho Central circuit.
Umpire Hilly EvaiiB says thero nro
not enough good plnyers to keep up
tho standard of two major leagues;
that thero Is no room for a third cir
cuit. IilK Frank Motz, first baseman of
tho Indianapolis Athletic association
team last season, Is reported to, bo.
flirting with tho Feds.
Tom Hnlpln offers no alibis for be
ing beaten by Meredith In the quarter
mllo at tho Mllroso games. But why
offer nllbls when tho guy that passed
you camo within one-fifth of a world's
record?
Wizard Jako Moakloy at Cornell Is
busy grooming another championship
team. If his captain and sprinter is
nblo to compete dosplto Injuries sus
tained In an accident Inst summer.
Al Wagnor, a brother of tho famous
Hans, hnB been engaged to coach tho
basketball and bneeball teams of Car
negie Tech.
Dob Dornn of Chicago has entered
his power-boat In tho San Francisco
regntta.
The Freaks Must Go.
The secretary of the Minnesota
state fair is authority for tho state
ment that the "freak" show and tho
sensational sldo show will not have
placo in the stato fairs of 1915. This
form of entertainment Is to bo re
placed by educational exhibitions, the
step having been decided on by the
American Association of Fairs and
Expositions In convention at Chicago.
It will bo a great relief It tho
minds of children nro not to be ab
normally stimulated by these morbid,
not to say revolting, Bights. Tho idea
that the poor monstrosities of nature
should bo exploited by means of their
deformities Is ropulsive and produc
tive of no good. Tho practice of al
lowing fakors to grow fat off pro
ceeds from "showing" theso unfor
tunates Is a species of barbarism.
The atmosphere that pervades state
fairs is as wholesome as that which
surrounds any of our national Institu
tions, and it haB nlways been a wrong
to vitiate It by the clinical features of
a freak show. Minneapolis Journal.
A Quaint Idea.
A new Idea was introduced in tho
display of the wedding gifts at a re
cont New York wedding the repro
duction, namely, In exquisite minia
ture, of tho gifts that were too huge
to be displayed on tho black oak tables
Ui tho hall.
Thus ono of the gifts was an old
English manor house. Reproduced to
tho last dotall In n two-foot model,
tho gray manor house of the sixteenth
century struck, amongst tho pearls
and chiseled silver, nn exceedingly
plcturesquo note.
Anothor gift wns a vory low gray
.torpedo touring car of sixty horse
power. The model, a perfect one, set
on a gold-mounted dressing caso, made
all tho gucsta's mouths water.
Tho bride's brother's gift was a rid
ing horse, ah IriBh hunter. Tho model
wns done in clay by a girl sculptor.
Thoio wero sovernl othor gifts also
reproduced In mlnlnturo, among thorn
a motor boat and a biplane.
St. Louis Dog Objects to Singing of "Tipperary"
ST. LOUIS. Whon a dog his lived his whole life In Teutonic surroundings,
living on sausage and discipline and trying to keep his place In tho sun,
despite tho passing brewery yachts, it is not essential to his welfare that his
noatly cropped musical ears be as
sailed with "Tipperary." This Is Il
lustrated by the fact that Dick Goepp
ner of thlii city, who burst into tho
wrong Bong at noon In the presence
of bis bulldog Stein, was entored at
St. Luko's hospital before lunch time
had elapsod.
Although Steln had not been seen
barking in front of tho bulletin boards
or growling ovor any Into dopo from
the eastern theater of war, It appears
that deep In his soul he has been
harboring tho Instincts of a dachshund. Mr. Goeppner, who Is the owner
of the Park hotel at Salem, had no hint of tho dog's military leanings and
had always considered him a perfectly harmless and reasonably neutral
Boston bull.
The attack, the revilatlon, and the quiet ride to the hospital happened
bo quickly that Mr. Goeppner even now Is not oure that tho dog has estab
lished himself as a faithful and untrammeled supporter of tho kaiser. Ho Is
of tho belief that if Steln Is to support the German principle In the future
It will be necessary to wear a suit of armoi while slipping him his meals.
It was Just after twelve o'clock when Mr. Goeppner, with his feet
propped up on a steamer chair on tho porch of his hotel, puffed a cigar
Blowly and then In a powerful barytone sang:
"It's a long way to Tipperary; It's a long way to g-oup-ow-fpl-lpstk-pu-f-f
'
Neighbors rushed to his assistance, removed tho cigar from his wind
pipo and dragged Stein to the back yard
V$? NTfe.
No sick headache, biliousness,
bad taste or constipation
by morning.
Get a 10-cent box.
Aro you keeping your bowels, liver,
nnd Btomnch clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarots. or merely forcing n
passageway every few days with
Salts, Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil or
Purgative Waters?
Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let
Cascarcts thoroughly cleanse nnd reg
ulate tho stomach, romovo tho sour
nnd fermenting food and foul Eases,
tako tho excess bilo from tho liver
and carry out of tho system all tho
constipated wasto matter and poisons
in tho bowels.
A Cascarot to-night will mako you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep novor grlpo, sicken
or causo any inconvonlonco, and cost
only 10 cents a box from your storo.
Millions of men and women tnko a
Cascarot now and then and never
havo Headache, Biliousness, Coated
Tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stomach or
Constipation. Adv.
His Evening Stunt.
Itankin I saw a wonderful thing to
day. Phyle What waa It?
Rankin A Japanese vaudeville per
former wrote a sentence with each
hand and talked at the same time.
Phyle That's nothing; every eve
ning I havo to read tho paper whllo
I am carrying on a four-cornored con
versation with my wife nnd threo
children.
A POTATO KING
"If I were a farmer boy, or a boy with
out capital, and wanted an early compe
tency, I'd start right out growing Pota
toes," said Henry Schroeder, the Potato
king of the Red River Valley, whose 6tory
in tlie John A. Salzer Seed Co.'s Catalogue
reads stranger than a romance.
That advice of Mr. Sclirocder'a, the self
made Potato Icing, comes from a warm
heart, a level head, a potato king!
Moakley Used to Championships.
Coach Jack Moakloy of tho Cornell
university has doveloped winning
squads In eastern intercolleglnto rncos
19 times, having on tho cross-country
tltlo 11 times and tho track and
field chnmpionshlpB flvo times, Includ
ing last year, which gavo them posses
sion of tho valuable sliver cup.
Tho Omaha Gun club contomplntcs
constructing a clubhouso to cost $10,-
000.
Wnll street Is dotormlned to conceal
tho real business crisis of tho country.
Thoy do not even mention Tom Shnr
koy leaving Now York.
Tho latest berth fallen Into by Fred
Hunter, onco a Buffnlo Idol, is with
Soattlo In tho Northwostern. Tho Mil
lors havo shlppod tho votoran first
suckor to tho cold country.
Dartmouth In tho cast and Sowaneo
In tho south nro tho latost colleges to
tako up Boccor football.
America will hold tho grand dial
longo handicap cup for at least ono
moro yonr ns, duo to tho unsettled war
conditions, the unnual Henley regatta
has been callod off.
Like a "Jack" Johnson."
Irvln S. Cobb, tho correspondent
nnd author, was talking In Philadel
phia about tho German "Jnck John
sons," thoso deadly shells which ex
plode with a tremendous dlsclmrgo of
greasy black smoke.
"Thoso Bholls," said Mr. Cobb, "aro
to ordinary shells, as a bucking horse
of tho plains Is to a park hack.
"A tendorfoot onco mounted a buck
or In Tin Can. Ho was hardly on be
fore ho was off again off over tho
buckor'B head.
'"What's tho matter? snld Three
linger Hoover
" 'Why, sho bucked.' Bnid tho tender
foot "Bucked?" said Threo-flngor. Buck
cil? Go on! Sho only coughed?"
Many Animals Killed.
Largo numbors of prodntory nnlmnls
woro destroyed Inst yonr by federal
forost ofllcors In tho national forests,
Moro coyotes woro slaughtered thnn
any othor animal, nearly 3,200 bolng
killed. Wildcats woro second In tho
cnBunlty list; of thoso 1533 meeting
vlolont ends. Then camo boars, tho
death list bolng 240. Othor animals
klllod In considerable numbors woro
wolvos, lynxes, and mountain lions.
Ovur 40,000 noros In tho Coconino for
wt wore Qloarod of prnlrlo dogs by
tho use of poison.
Salt Did Not Make Miss Connelly's Money Grow
EW YORK. Because salt sprinkled on a $2 bill failed to make It grow
to great riches, Margaret Connelly, a maid employed in the homo of Mrs.
William Strnuss, on East Soventy-fourth street, pursued nn alleged fortune
teller in Fifth avenue until ho was
arrested. In Yorkvlllo police court
Moggie told Magistrate Breen that
tho accused, Robert Noble, had prom
ised marvelous alchemy in transform
ing her $2 bill Into untold wealth by a
magic process.
Maggio said he offered to tell her
fortune for 50 cents, and then asked
her If sho wished to be wealthy.
Maggio did, and tho man then asked
her for a $10 bill.
The maid related that, after she
told him sho hnd only a $2 bill, tho "fortuno teller" graciously took it, put it
In an envelope and called for a salt cellar. Ho sprinkled tho bill liberally
with the salt and then handing tho shaker to Maggie, ordered her to shut
her eyes and shake salt on her money, whllo ho solemnly Intoned, "Abraca
dabra boobissimus fondoo,"
Having completed this magic formula, ho ordered the maid to open her
eyes whllo he was sealing tho envelope. He handed it to her and sho could
fool tho crackling paper and tho scratchy salt inside. Tho fortuno teller
told her to put the envolopo undor her pillow that night, and when she
opened It In the morning sho would find that sho was wealthy.
Well, sho was wealthy, In experience, for the envelope, on examination
tho next day, was found to contain tlssuo puper and starch grains, tho for
tune teller having switched tho envelopes whllo "Maggie's eyes were shut.
Baltimore's Police Doas Busy Catching Thieves
BALTIMORE. Following tho lead of tho great cities of Europe, Baltimore
now has added dogs to Its polico force They aro two In number, tawny
Airedales, not especially beautiful, but well trained and, as they alrendy
havo demonstrated, compotont guar
dians of the peace.
Billy and Rover, as they aro
nnmed, havo boon nsslgned to out
lvinc nosts nnd travel beat with uni
formed men. They "Bleuth" up dark
alloys and In tho shrubbery and havo
been taught to eat only food given
them at tho police station In order
to provent tholr boing poisoned
Thoy live at tho homes of tho patrol
men with whom thoy work, and havo
pnssos on tho street cars, Just Ilko
tholr human colleagues Tho dogs wero Imported from England and cost
Including transportation, ?182. Thoy wero trained by Major Richardson ol
I London, who trameu tno pouco uors m virum m.iu..., ...... n..u uuu.
Theso dogs search out the undorurusii, nnu uo a turn arouna an oi mo
housos that aro In tho suburban section In search for night marauders If
any aro found or anything arouses their suspicion, thoy Immediately attract
tho attention of tho pollcomen with whom thoy aro working, and a furthor
Investigation Is made. Ono of tho principal tricks to which tliey lmvo been
trained Is tho chasing and capture of persons running from tho police. When
a prisoner begins to run, tho policeman turns the dog loose with a "Go got
him" and tho dog darts In nnd out between tho legs of tho runnor nnd
throws him to tho ground. Then ho tries to hold thu man down until the
policeman arrives.
Prico Schrocdcr's Famous Ohio, buahel,
$1.75; ten bushels, $15 00.
Here's another advice of the Red River
Potato king. He 6ays: "Plant a plenty
when potatoes are plenty," or cheap, like
they were last Fall That's sound doctrine.
Follow his advice this year and coming
July and August and all Fall look out for
70c and 00c and $1.00 "Potatoes!
CORN.
Who placed
Wisconsin on
the Corn
map, way at
tho top? Sal
zers crea
tions in field
Corns, Bar-
Icy, Oats,.
SDeltz. a l
Clovers. Po-e
tatbes helped ; '.
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We make a
creat Enccial-"
aF nonn H(
corn, listing,
over fort y"
r i e t i e s, - ,- "
among them the earliest, heaviest eared,
biggest yielders known.
For 10o In Postago
We gladly mail our Catalog
and sample package of Ten Fa
moils Farm Seeds, including
Speltz, "Tho Cereal Wonder;"
Rejuvenated White Bonanza
Oats, "Tho Prize Winner;" Bil
lion Dollar Grass; Teosinte,
the Sdo Filler, etc., etc.
Or Send 12o
And wo will mail you our
big Catalog and six generous
packages of Early Cabbage,
Carrot, Cucumber, Lettuce,
Radish, Onion furnishing lots
and lots of juicy delicious
Vegetables during the early
Spring and Summer.
Or send to Joliti A. Salzer
Seed Co., Box 705, La
Crooae, Win., twenty cents
and receive both above collec
tions and tbelr big catalog.
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"With four s's."
"Thanks, I never was any good at
grammar."
TIs True, Alas!
Ono advantage' of mntilmony Is that
vhon a bneholor gotB old and slak ho
hns no ono to tnke in boardors for
jlm Philadelphia Ludgor.
One Value of Poverty.
Poverty Is no disgrace. On the
contrary it provonts a man from fall
lug uudor dark suspicion whae N
tries to ho a philanthropist.
Uric Acid in Your Food
Even dogs can cat too much meat.
Certainly, many people "dig their p'.ivcs
with their teeth." Few get sinugh
exercise to justify a meat ditt, for
meat brings uric acid. The kidneys
try hard to get rid of that poison, but
often a backache, or somo other slight
symptom will show that the kidneys
need help, The time tried remedy,
then, is Doan's Kidney Pills.
An Iowa Case
n. G Marouaek,
315 W Third St..
Sioux City, Iowa,
a "A coltt on my
rr7""lneyg mndo my
Crback awfully lame
wnlk all stooped
over. The kidney
;ftfuI In passage und I
felt miserable 'fro
boxes of Doan's Kid-
, ney Pills flxod my
Evtrv kldnejs up In good
J'ictur shape and my back
y"4?. stopped paining. I
Utonj" haven't had any
cause for complaint
since."
Get Doan's at Any Store. EOe a Bos
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FOSTER-MILBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y.
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LOSSES SURtlY PREVENTED
f. .. ,u( ...au.et yi
nltn tto-kmru, because thu
Cuttcr't Blacklet Pills. Lop.
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protect whers other vscclnet fall.
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tlte for booklet and tMtlwonlali.
CO-doM pkif. Blackly
10. don pkge. Blackleg pllll 11.00
CO-doM Dki. Blaeklm I'MK i on
Use an; lujwtoi. but Outer's bwL
Tlit superiority of Cutter product la due to orr 1'
t i of tDKlalltlns In vaccines and serums only.
Intlit on Cutter'i. If unobtainable, order dlrctt
flu Cutter Laboratory. Berkilty. Ca).. or Cbltagt, ,
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