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PERSONALS.
Continued from Page Two.


Mrs. z. X Happersett and Miss Hap
persett, widow and daughter of Maj. J. s.
G. Happersett. are now located in E gr1-
eenth street where they will renal Tor
the rest of the season.
Lieut. Commander f. H Campbell, L.
S n. and his family are temporarily To-
Gated at Brandon Hall. Brookline. Mass.
awaiting the departure Of the North Da-
6ota. of which Commander Campbell is
executive officer.
Miss Ro6yn Young, debutante daughter
of Nj. and Mrs. J. d. Young. returned
from Baltimore yesterday. where she was
the guest of Miss Isabelle Chapman. of
that city. Mrs. Young and Miss Young
will go to Florida shortly to spend the
remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner c. shoemaker closed
their I street house early in the week. and
sailed on Friday from New York for a
trip through Southern Europe
Miss Josephine Dorr. who has been the
guest here Of Mrs. Roscoe c. BuImer.
has returned to her home in Baltimore.
There was a large Washington contin-
gent that made the trip 10 Annapolis
yesterday morning to spend the week
end and attend the hop at the Naval
Academy. Mrs Henry Sherman Boutell,
wife of Representative BouteI. chape-
roned a party. including Miss Boutell,
Miss Mary Baker. of Utica, n. Y, who
is the house guest Of Vice President and
Mrs. Sherman, and Miss Mercedes Stew
art. Of Chicago, who is a guest at the
Arlington.
Brig. Gen. William NJ Wherry, I. S. a,
retired, and Brig. Gen. Edwin Y. Sumner
and Mrs. Sumner are among the army
and navy people stopping at the Valen-
cia St Augustine. Fla, for the winter.
Cen. Wherry's daughter, Mrs. Robert n.
Dickman, and. her children are occupying
one of the hotel cottages. Mai William
p. Van Ness. L. S. A, retired. and Mrs.
Van Ness. with their son, Percy Van
Ness. are occupying their villa on the bay
Mai, r. =. RtyAUluS5 I. =. A, ana MIS-.
Reynolds have gone 10 New York for a
brief stay. They are at the New Grand
Hotel
Mrs. Charles NJ Fowler, wife of Repre-
sentative Fowler, of New jersey. has
Joined the latter at the New Willard
where she will remain during the present
session of Congress. Mrs. Fowler viii not
receive next Tuesday, but will be at home
later in the season.
Capt. James R. Goodale. L. S. A, re-
tired, is in Washington for a brief stay
q guest at the Army and Navy Club.
Maj. Gen. A ". Greedy. L. S. A, re-
tired, and Mrs. Greedy, who are spend
ing the winter abroad. are now in
Elonsnee. Italy, were among the guests
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SOCIETY

! recently at a tea given by the Contessa
! Mony Joye, in compliment 10 Mrs. Grover
| Cleveland, widow of the late President,
who is now in Italy with her children.
/ Count and Countess Wedel, OF the Ger
man Embassy. sailed from New York yes
;erday for Europe.
/ First Lieut. Edwin S. Hartshorn. Four
! teenth United States Infantry. who was
a guest At the Portsmouth for the last
few days, will leave Washington to-
morrow
! First Lieut.. Allan 5. Briggs, Twenty
ninth United States Infantry. is in Wash
| inston on leave from his post Of duty at
Fort Jay. n. Y, and will remain until
February Il. He is a guest at the Army
and Navy Club.
/ Rear Admiral and Mrs l. II. Cone, OF
213O lie Roy place, have as their house
guest their niece, Miss Baxter Of Eliza
I beth City, n. c.
| Commander Thomas W. Kinkaid. L. S.
| n. and Mrs. Kinkaid and her daughter,
Miss Dorothy, who were here for some
| time as the guests of Mrs. Kinkald's
mother. have returned 70 their home in
Annapolis.
| Mrs Francis II. Parsons and Miss Par
sons viii not be at home January 81 or
February :, owing to the Illness Of Mr..
| Parsons mother.
| Or. r. T. Oliver and Mrs. Oliver were
/ in New York last week, at the New
| Grand Hotel.
Mrs. Van AUken Mills will go to New
York TO visit with relatives and friends
until ne latter part of February.
I Miss Mary Perkins Horsley has re-
turned to her home. 1928 @ street north
west, from Lynchburg. where she was
called by the sudden death of her only
brother, Judge John Dunscombe HorsIey.
Mr.. W. R. Brown is in New York at
/ the Hotel Wolcott.
Mrs. Albert Evans, wife Of Dr. Albert
/ Evans. recently of Washington. arrived
| from New York Saturday for a two
weeks stay with DR.. and Mrs. George
! w y. Curtis
Mrs. Elizabeth Benson, OF Maryland,
| chaperoned party to the Southern Re-
lief ball Friday evening Mrs. Benson
was gowned in black silk: Miss Won
Bradt. of Virginia, in white net and
tulle and light blue trimming with pearl
necklace: Mrs. a. Boyd, of North Caro-
lima, in pink crepe, duchess lace, with
diamond and pearl ornaments, and Mrs
J. St Clair Hill, of West Chevy Chase,
in pearl watered silk with gold trimmings
and emeTalds. Mr. Paul Patterson, Mr.. w.
King. Mr.. John G. Ellis, and Mr.. ]. S. Hill
were in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Loose will arrive
in Washington on January @ 20 be the
guests Of the Speaker of the House and
! Miss Cannon for q short time. They
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Loose will arrive
in Washington on January @ 20 be the
guests of the Speaker Of the House and
Miss Cannon for short time. They
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

kars DR., Wesse.! posp,essy} pomo.
CO, ale m6gl tylkoamniierr6 stFiiearrs;,
1disic. Ze smar}ym zeohaia 9 lats.li.,
oaaca cdrecska, .l tor 1a4 r re.lli
kie }sy. W 4dahskn#oosekiwali 20
s'ostra : ma}tonkiemn q se!xoim, Gle
tam przywieziono trups.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
.DARMO OLA CIEBlE MOJASlOSTRO
j ola kazdej kObiety
ma chOrOby kObieco

Jestem kobieta. Znam kobiece cierpien1a. Wynalazlam
lekarst1wo: PodI!e gsocczta za9pei!nie bezp1atnis mole d..
: przepisami uzywania. Chcepowiedsiec w~ssystkim otym
lekarstwise = tobie,. czzytelniczko, twej GORGE, mstce Tub
Ja WIEN, ze mole lekarstwo Jest pewnem ma Upiauy.
Wr..:odGy, Opsdniesdte m.si,cy, Rolesno %Rpee5tody, g9terynne
1 toiadka, przygnebienie, nerwowose, melancholje e, skfon.
nose 40 pfae1u, gorac.ke, .msrtrienie, ehoIobe merck
|Poo9ie wan l6-dniowa kuracje zupelnie darmo, jako do.
w6d, e mozecie Gle " doma xylsczye istw9 i sz yaSs3;
sobie zyczycie przedtuzyc kuracje, bedzie was to koszto-
Maio okoao 12c ma tydsieh, czyli mnIiej n III &c c1 na dTien:
dokiadny sw6j adres, opiszcie ewoje %cierpienia, q ia wan
pedlle lekarstwo dasm y odw yW%.rP PSszt Swv PS SHS1 wa1i
XDvIsER'' 2 ilustraciami dlaczego kobtety ciernia !
xu ie1i onoeSh }atwO wv1eczvf io W dOmu. KaHd0 kObi0t0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
Natrafif bogata kopalnie,

S. w. Bends, z Coal City, Ala,
powlada, re natrafi{ ma doskona}a
ikopalnle zdrowia ORA Kingsa New
Life pigufki %poniewaz tie wyleczy}y
go z choroby watroby j merck, pc
IL letnlem cierpleuiu. So to mai
lepsze pigu}ki " 6wlecie, ma "a
pchanie, m .Iarye, boil g}owy, dys-
pepsye i os}abienle. CSC v apiece
M. j. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
GNIEZNO. W przeszla nied.iele

T .%#E%@Hts g&@HH SsES~BHN Nt@iA|#aSs%aE 4&Eg &##t
logo s'e'e'''. ;, g q. =oo g .'''f!'.I d. iaroo1y ,''i'
50 let tIE; jabileas. - l.plAhstva: 3.
dsiet ''s1'l sobie'ti y s1op.oh POD
rsub' fpis,'l ks: Pre- Le a1n y
[hekn'e l .s' z,s , obohods'c bed l,,e
TAXI jubileusz ks. Maksymilian
Szacl proboszcs v Czarnkow;e.
GNIEZNO. K. kanonik Jas;nsk,
donosi ,German,i'', 10 kaniydatura
lego ma biskupa, q lie mu wiadomo
ME byla jesscze rozwasaaa; dalej ze
Jest zdr6w j IA SARGE ME choruje.
SOsN0WlEC. Do pomieszkanla
akus.erki strzslkowsk,ej przysslo
|dw6ch ~mezczyzn ; prosili ja do po-
Akusse,k a zabra}a kllka lu-
7strumentdw j cs}a swoja got6wke i
posz}a z mezozyznaml, Ma polr Da~
padli ja pagle, obrawowali, zewlekli
do nsga zamordowall. Pc morder.
each ME ma sladu.
KCYNlA. Posiadfo66 mlyhsks
Gatzkego przesz}a " sprzedazy PREY.
musowej ma w}asnodd m3ynarza j.
M Slodmaka Koynl "a cepe %:
tys.mk.
W1ELKA Was
cicie(a Piotra B'emka stad uderzYl
kon tax slime ze mu z}ama} eztery
zebta. Opr6oz tego odnlds} B. clez.
kie. uszkodzenia We vnetrzne.
.r.-fr s 80 : - 80 . - .. 80 T.'-- "a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
Z POD M0SKALA.

s#sHgt ssssssss1G N#& a a %*a#s
WARszAWA. Pisma do,Dpeease!z,ia,
= s@tE. ''''e'e s. g .eiae, ll, lt9r. zig 4
|odbyla5 ' main y. ' do a''l'''.. lk 4.
|nlym rewisJJa, pe,d il!c ,..lt: / k IItal'l. s,po-
|strse1ono, % Wednem milejjscu usz-
Ekodzona byla s.tukateria. 70 kilku
Euder r',.4l''e miotkien slafn'1a sig
jedna cegla, a ktdra by}a pr'6tet!nia.
.Przypuszosano, se aresstanci zrobi.
ii dw wylom, aby przy %nadarssja'
Gel sic sposobnosai pciec. To toa
.postanowlono dla przyk4adlu uka'
RAD wssystkich wiezni6v : cell
znajdujaoej sic poza uszkodsouym
murem. Bee przes}uchania wypro~
wadzono % metczyzu, do eg-
zexuoji. Pc dwoch godMnaoh wrd
sill o;ni .w6rod. strassnego placzu !
wYcia: kazdcmu, dano pc 168 r6zg!
Cze6c nleszcsesl;wych musiano ma.
tYchmiast umlescic W szpitaIu
resxta vita sic v b6lach ma prYczy.
:P6zniej sig wykazalo, ie ceg}a by
Ia s}utnlona skutkiem tego. ze ca
Ky dom grozl zawaleniem l ME po~
nossa najmniejszej why. Ma ich
.uspokojenie poleoil dyrektor o.
wiadcsyc, 10 zss1lo nleporosu mie-
ME. Q %ukarauiu, urzYdnikdw mic
ME s}yoha6.
WARSZAWA. Arcybiskup war
szawski, ks. Wencenty Cho6ciak
Popiel, rozporzadzi1, GO p~astspuje:
W dniu IS lipca Dr.: Z powodu
w,elkiej i radosaej ola tazdego
Polaka roczu,cy z.'wsy,ciestwa oreza
polskiego nad$$V krzyzakaml pod
Grunwaldem, .odprswione bedsie
uroczyste nabozenstwa z odspiewa.
MEM bymnu dziekczynnego ''Te
Deum laudamus,, .po nssy 6w., We
wszystkich kosc1o}ach warszawy j
oalej archidyeoesyi warssawskiei.
o rozl,orsqdzeniu lynn arcypaste@
rzy koneystorz metropolitalny war
ezawski rozes&al Ok 6lnik do wszy7
stkioh p%roboszczdw psrafij i rekto~
row ko6cioi6w rzYmsko- katolickich
arohidyecesyi >w'1arsszawskiej.
- -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
re SLASKA.

WROCkAW. O zaba~ nej histo-
rYl donosz2 pisma slaskie. w oza-
sic wrocla xskiego tygodnia zaba~
wowego ma placu zabaw bobro wall
na%turalnie internacyonalni (miedzy-
narodowD z}odzieje kieszonkow,.
Cz}onkowle handy, jak p6zniej
~stwierdzono, odznaczyli sig zlelony-
mi czapkami, ably wsajemnie u}a"
tw,d sobie porosumienie. Czspki te
kasali sobie zrobic y pewnym wro-
c{awskim sk}adzie ozapek. Zdarzy-.
10, sic 20 pewnemu pos,edzl cielowl
ddbr z okolicy Wroc}awla, " lokalu
zamieniono kapelusz, ME chcao tely
nosic oboego kapelusza, pos edt
przypadkiem do tego eamego ska
du czapek, ably kupid move okryoie.
o.upryny. W4adcio;el sk|adu, ktd
~ ocsywi6c'e ME wledsia{,, ze z}o-
desieje. zam6wili u aiego.c zapki, STA.
brykowa{ dwie wieeej, ktore ~ywle-.
si} " swym skladzie. Wpad}y one:
W oko nassemn bohstetowi, naby}1
wiec jedne, pocsem uda} sig ma
pIao 1apaw. Jakie4 by1o jego sdza.
wienie, gdy wrsoaiao do botelu
pr6cz w{asnej portmonetki znalaz4
.jesscze try dobrze napelnione1
portmonetki. Natymiast udai sic
policYe ! dochodzen'a stwisrdz;.
j ;s:S:::: III: :.* :@.s# *S.!4,.:
y, 10 ziod.iej kiessonkowy, ktory
uwa5al wlsdciciela dtbr "a bol+gel
swego fachu,; w}ozy} " jego kiesien
portmonetk' ola przeehowania.
.vr6oono naturalnie|
tYm, ktdrym je skradz,ono.
/ RACIB0RZ. " sobcte, rano o
3 sciaf kat : Wroctawia na
tutejszcgo w~iesienia' roc
Josefa Tannenberga : Ryb-
nriok,eso pr1es tutejszy sad pr.y
na kare dmieroi 70 saboj-
stwo swego dsiecka. Raolb6rz na
blyw. s.mn11u|tnvejj s slfta.wY. DO V przeciae-
gu rotu jest to jul czw,rte wyko-:
Inaaaie wyroku .6mierol, . j~esscse11
troje .brodn,.rsy, st.saa N Is
"a dmier6, wyo,zeknjel ' ~ to-
tejs.ylm. ~ ees'ie.niu ne I ros's'ttes J g:
ole swego losu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

FRumBoRK, rezydenoYa bis
kup6w warmihskach, obchodsi u
b'e '9 s 'ea;' goo 49, le'n; ju 'lb'! Us"
s Y e i q is Y a'ro ':' 70 OBJ
ohod1ie .bra' 'el.i1a o proc v}.ds
mie,skiob ! rz2dowych take ks.
biskup DR.. Btadau j ez}onkowie ta.
pit.1y. Missta easiednie pr.Yssa3y
"a q te uro ,e,' g..f : .sw !''e1 p p':,'t'dt' )
oieli. r.. bi,pup DR.. B 11'5''' "
przemexie sxej prseds.ttawif k'dt !
hisrorye miasta, . proboszox tumski
ks. :ir, Ditt,yoh, ~winssowaf 'mie~
MEM n kapituly, kt6r' m'ala dawniej
wladse xwierschnicsa mad Frombor-
klein.
f>4+a r. '..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
z PozNAysKIEao.

POZNAN. DO pomleszksn1a u
rzednika fortyfikaoyjnego Barthela.
" W,niarach pod Pozaanlem VIA
ma}o sic tryecb 1918 letn,ch chic
pak6w sskolnyoh i rozgospodarzyli
sic tam ma dobre. Uraczyli sic ma
~eamprz6d plaokiem, jajami ! piwem
kt6re snalezli, poczem zabrall par
}asz i revolver j pooseli strzela6 do
mebli. Pa}asz znaleziono p6zniei "
zyc;e ma polu. Rewolwera dotad ME
odnalezlono. Opryszk6w JUL wysle'
dzono i ~wyozekuja teraz %sss}usonej
kary. Ladne zio}ka; :
@s-i- IN:
GNlEZNO, VIadze t~u>e;s.e 70
zes}a}y do rozmaitych pan gulcz~
niehskich ukazy, ably pod kara 100
mix. Tub 10 DIM w~iezienia %zaniechs}y
udzielania jezyka polskiego dsl:t~
wle~ = TAX! niemczyzna = to vol
nose, ale chyba barbarsysska. Tenn
wleoej matki i starsze rodzehetwo
dbao powlnnl 0 c~auczeuie m}od,
szych polsklego jesyka!
GNlEZNO. Gazety ~niemieckie
donios}y tyoh dni, 1e ks. kan. ia
siDski ma sostat biskupem sufraga~
mem ola archidyeoesyl gnieznieh-:
sk,ej W miejsoe zmar}ego ks. bisku-
: -
pa Andrzejewioza: lime gazety ME.
- y:
mieok,e wymieniaia ks. kan Klos
kego. Kuryer Pozu." zapewnia,
+: ..-t.a '-|!&@ - (:
ze tax jedpa jak 'drugs pogtoska
jest nieprawdslwa, a prsynajmniej
.przedwczesnq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

wIE II Divine zrsadzen'e losu
zajslo umysly okoliosnycL ludsj.
Gospodarse Dolby : Popiej Cory ]
Skw,erawskl : Wiela z uteskn'e.
MEM oosekiwall chwili ukohczenia
study6w s9n6w swolch, kt6,zy
przygotowywali sic " Ameryoe do
stanu duchownego. Dzieh ten ,nad-
ssedl mlodzi ksieza przybyli do oj.
czysny, by We vtorek prym,cJe cd
prawic " ko6ciele parafialnym "
|Wielu. N,estety rados6 zamieni}a
sic " smutek, gdyt ojoowie v j d.
nYm dniu zmarl.. 2 po~odu tego
prym,cye od{osono ma inuy dx'eh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
z PRus POLsRICH.

sas- &. EG. -EH2"E r&E .#= M@#. SEsS1 E-.%# HE SID. +#E
NIBORK. Cxeladnlk kom,niarski
rescbper z, Dzlaldowa znalazf ma
drodze do Grodk6w gospodarsa P.
: Flodnicy. v ka.lulzY, k:rwi, : ciez-
kki g ]. ra y 2 " besprzytomnym
stanie. z pcmoca inoych ludsi
pr. ,!4r| ll4agv9yn rannesggo Do Is do y Tu-
tsjj zamiast w%sp61oz7utyondiAa, poozsfa 60 go
toms j So. oklla d b y 4 ann 2. ks1ljjem, ME
swatajac nasgroznY stan swego me-
=. Gdy gospodars od.ystaf praye
tomnosd zlotyl nastepujace zezna~
ME-. W wysokiej spotkal sic " COS
cihcu g znaaym mu agentem "! y
kt6ry. ~przetrzyma} 60 az do P.oznego
wieczora, poczem sabra{ ma swoja
pc woke. Bee najmn'ejszej przy'
o!sy q, .ep q 81 60 potem . woza'
obif. P P KLEIN ! pohoaaf
hlkakrotpie nosem " plers', costa
wiaiee pdtniej of'are swoje ua
m NJ gd ! j. sn.lesiono: Cha
r'. Il Z e Ae iona gospodar 70
eho. . ! 60 jug ne 1 ras usuoset 2 tegc
s " ,'|ta e e rp!9lr eee tru 9pe1Aa 60 jej
SIC ME luda9e. spra*ae t. zajeta sic
JUL prokuratorya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

T l'(;|1 Hl'3 (Prusy. Kr6l). " po-
oiagu, kt6ry tn we wtorek kr6tkc.
pred gods,na 3 pc po}udniu wyje~
ohaf v strone Gdahska, umarl nag
lie okolo 40 lat liozacy kupieo
Groenke z Go'ubia. Juz tu czuf
sle niezdrowym, a " drodze posa
Milobadzem omdlal. Poc'ag satrzy~
mano i jadacy tym poclagien le-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
A New Years Present.

Among our visitors during the holi-
days was lady from back east who
came in with her parents to say how
dO-you-do. During the talk she said
that the old folks old not write to her
as often as she liked, but every week
she got her welcome letter from old
Daddy Freese and read is from heading
to the last page every time and it was
always welcome for then she knew all
the Hays and vicinity news even if the
mother forgot to write. And the old
man Clipped down anoteer dollar for
her to get that news another year. 1t
was surely complimentary.
Why not you do the same thing, kind
reader. You surely have a member of
the family or relative of the family
away from here who would be glad to
get the news regular every week and
Daddy Freese will write that letter,
the same as you read every week, for
only 81 for the whole year and pay
the postage, if in the United States.
Try it, send US the dollar and see how
welcome present it will prove to the
absent one.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
Boys Better Beware.

1t is told that word has been sent
out by the Topeka authorities to con-
stables, justices and county attornies
to rigidly enforce the boys anti-smok-
ing law passed by the last Legislature.
If it is good law the people will ap-
prove OF IL. IL bad one then the next
legislature will be aware of the fact
and car repeal or amend it, but 1T
MUST be given fair trial by enforce
ment. That law prohibits boys under
twenty-one (2D years of age smoking
in any PUBLIC place, or on any street
or alley or building used by the public
ESQ it exempts your homel aad makes
q severe penalty for its violation. In
this town every day boys can be seen
smoking cigarettes, cigars ara pipes,
on the streets, in the pest-of1ce. depot
and hall. as we'll as in places of busi-
ness frequented by the public and some
may get caught and then they must
not kick at the Constable or Justice
when they have SIS to $40 to pay or GO
to jail. The law is very plain and 8
boy is guilty if seen smoking away
from home, for there he is supposed to
be under his parents care. So you d
better cut it out boys for safety sake
and the pocketbook.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
In a Bad Stew.

Now the Council have got the Mar
shall In a bad stew They passed a
health ordinance and had the Marshal
deliver copies all over town and now he
may have to arrest several of tha City
officials for allowing it violated on their
premises The ordinance is a good one
for suberban property, but it makes
no exception to business property or to
the narrow lots on business streets
It hits nearly every business nan on
Chestnut and Main streets and they
will have to have a sewer built out in
the street in front of their places. 1t
was not meant by Council to hit any
body especially for all the Councilmen,
except two, the Mayor and part of the
school board are hit badly. it was
simply an oversight in trying to do
good thing for the city, but unless these
men comply with the ordinance no one
else can be expected to. And :he mar
shaI is no doubt between the devil and
the deep see in his efforts to do right.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
catcaIIinS by BOYS.

A citizens tells US that this week he
saw a bunch of boys, some of them
married men. catcall couple farmers
in their wagons, who stopped and look
ed around and were given the borse-
laugh by the gang. This is not right.
Our city should encourage farmers to
come here to trade, not allow them to
be insulted, and the ordinance on Dis
turbing the Peace should be made to
include this nuisance and so woFded
that the Marahal can pick up the whole
bunch and they be punished as bunch
unless they can prove their innocence
By proving which one did the catcalling.
AS it is now no one can prove which
one did it as these fellows swear for
each other. But if it takes in the
bunch, with Downing's jail sentence
before them, it will soon be found out
who is guilty and one Jail sentence
will stop their eussedness. In that
way cur City authorities will show the
farmers we appreciate their trade and
propose to see them protected from
insult.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

Among the pleasures Of the holidays
here was the arrival of Mr., and Mrs.
BrIner from their Pennsylvania home.
1t has been over five years since they,
were here but 10th look as natural as
ever. They are well posted on Hays
matters, as they have enjoyed reading
the Free Press. Have read it every
week and knew just when it rained on
their daddy while he was out carving
that U. S. Mail, or of the success over
on the farm. 1t is just what every old
time resident likes to read and keep
posted on. 1t is really better than
letter from home as it contains so much
more and is sure to come every week.
People often wonder why a newspaper
so often tells what everybody knows.
1t is just for these outside readers who
are so much interested in every little
occurrance that newspaper takes so
much space to tell it. That is why
everybody likes to read the Free Press.
Send it a year to your friends.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

People may laugh at Hicks forecasts
but he hit the storm and cold wave this
week in his almanac that was issued
last October. It tells of the SHOWS and
cold the first OF the year then warmer,
then Every marked cold wave spread
ing eastward and south coming from
the northwest Understand and heed
this forecast Don't get left And
it came. Nebraska had the elect and
cold and it extended way down into
Oklahoma and Texas. Here it went
down to 10 and IL below zero and over
at the Ft. Hays Station il was II be-
low, but the next morning the sun
came out beautifully. New moon will
come next Tuesday, the 1ltb, and an
other cold spell next Thursday and
Friday. So get ready, even if it hap
pens to pass as by.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
.1ss Girl From u. s A."

A large company of talented singers
and clever players with one of the best
equipped and attractive chorus organi-
cations on the road, is promised in the
performance of ''The Girl from u. S.
A ;" which will be seen for the first
time here at the G. A. r. Hall on next
Tuesday evening Jan 11th. This musi-
cal drama has a long list of successes
to it's credit this season and comes with
a glowing reputation for it's mirth pro-
ducing qualities and strong situations.
Its musical numbers are pronounced
popular and tuneful by the press, and
its production has been described as
a noteworthy effort in scenic art.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

Some time ago DR.. Meade OF Plaiu-
vile sold out his practice in that town,
and retired to his farm ranche on the
Saline river in the north part of the
county, the former Olson farm near
PlainVilIe road, with it's winding river
and big trees. one of the prettiest
places on the river, and now the Plain
vile Times says: ''Dr. Meade was in
from the ranch to-day. He says he
feels better on the farm than he ever
did in his lif. in the office
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

DIR. Silverstein has returned from his
trip to Denver but our citizens regret
ted not seeing bis wife come along.
In fact some of the young ladies are
doubling that he has a wife, but think
he is real old bachelor, and tells them
he's married so they won't bother him
with their smiles and Christmas pres
ents, 1t is up to the Doctor to prove
his long told story He must remem.
Der the Russians contend man mnst
get married.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

Miss Mildred P. s',sna left on Monday
4'r T'speka 20 visit friends, Miss Ethel
Pratt ha~ as" eore 10 Topeka.
Up at Quin:er, school was put off for
a week and the State Board of Health
have sent an or Ter so exclude from the
school all who are no' Vaecina Ted
~ tho .Tacnh Foi hnrne on Sunday
hev e' joved a family reunion. All
tHeir children daughters End sonS-in-
law. and grandchildren eat dow to q
family dinner in honor Of their da' Oh
ter Matte and her husband OF Pennsyl-
varia. who have come to make a visit
after an absence of FIVE years.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

Mr.. Foster, the ni.iiging clerk at the
E lis House, wanf off !" E iswortn last
week ard theFa ,neL u Miss Myrtle
Hammar of Gafden City and they were
N 4rried there ara returned 10 Ellis OF
the evening train.