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Inc body Of James Haylin, hfty-hvc
vuLrs old, who lived at Trenton and
dundee avenue, Paterson, y, j., was
found on the railroad tracks at TIM
Gould ven crossing OF the Erie Rail-
Dad IN Paterson early to-day. lie had
been struck by a train waile crossing
tae e%ast5ound track and Instantly killed,
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ARRESTED AS BANDIT
IN WEST SHORE R0BBERleS,

RONDOCT. y, Y, Dec, 2"-lsaac
Ruger, . resident of Highland was ar
rested this afternoon, charged with TWO
recent hold-ups of the station agent oil
the West shore Railroad at Highland
one of tie robberios was tfTillins' tho
station agent tele graphing a fun account
OF ii alonS the line as the 'hoid-up
man worked.
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On Frinr Lands Mission,

MANILA. Dec. sZ-Manager Poole Of
the Mindora Development Company
viii proceed to- Washington I'm con-
nection with tho Congres sional !nves-
tigatlon of the sale OF the Friar lands
by the Philippine Government.
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Three Taken to Hospital.
MOUNT ETNA AGAIN ACTIVE.
Volcano Reported Spoutinx Lava
and Nenacing Country.

PARIS. Dec. calhoun: ktna IL aCiln
IN eruption. according to n Naples
despatch received here to-day. No de-
tails are E!von, but II is said that the
eruption threatens to he one OF the
worst In years.
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STARVNC
NO FOOD OR HEAT
SINCE SATURDAY
Mother and Her Three Chill
dren Found in Pitiable Con-
dition in Flatbush.

Mrs. Margaret Plumb and her three
little children were found starving In
her room at No. $50 Utica avenue Flats
bush. to-day by Policeman Nicholas c.
Grill and Ambulance Surgeon Cummings
OF the Kings County Hospital. They
rad not tasted food or known the
warmth of a fire since Christmas Eve.
Tommy Plumb, who is seven years
old, ran up to Policeman Grill on Utica
avenue and asked him for a doctor.
"My sister Edna he said. was
knocled down by the dog. II hurt her
leg awful. M l was the one who
took the dog in, so 1t Is my fault.
Mother said that II I found u policeman
he'd send to the hospital for a doctor"
Sends for an Ambulance.
The little fellow was crying. lie was
p~itifully pale and pinched looking. Grill
t~elephoned for an ambulance at once and
then went to the house. He found the
four plumbs were living in a room In
which the only furniture was a scantily
covered bed. a chair n a cold stove.
Mrs. Plumb. with a baby nine months
Old. was 50 weak that she could not
nurse Il. Edna was crying from hunger.
she explained, and Tommy went out end
coaxcd "A dog from the street 20 take her
mind off her grawing stomach.
The dog was 80 hearty In his demon
s~tration Of good will that he knocked
Edna dowa. Her leg was broken Then
she cried still moro and Tommy was
sent out for the policeman.
Three Taken to Hospital.
Or. Cummings found the mother and
baby on the verge OF death from starva-
ton. Edna and Tommy were hardly in
better condition. lie took Mrs. Plumb.
the baby and Edna TO the hospital and
Grill took Tommy To the Children's So
cicty. lie wasn't allowed to take the
dog with him, which made him terribly
sad 1t wasn't the dogs fault at all. lie
said.
Mrs. Piumb's husband. she said. went
out one evening three weeks ago. and
she has not heard anything about him
since.
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Ia this day and nge business
partnership forms y tic between
husband and wife that 10 pretty
certain TO prevent a divorce ana the
dissolution OF tho family"
Mr.. Iiarric,.o Johnston NJ wood.
who O.. No. 40 Wal street with her hus.
band. o~x-JuIsc wood. is "a partner In
the law firm OF wood X Wood, turnel
Ia her swivel chair and spoke from ox-
pcricHrc and observation.
This f. a condition that has natu-
rally crown out Of the change in the
lives. purvulta and occupations o.
women In the pnsi tWcnty years. Tn,
home rs no longer what 9, was. an
woman lie is entirely different. The
main Interest that used 60 hold her was
her home, sine was educated for Il bv
her mother. as her mother was by hers.
Now she Is educated for the business
world. and the change L. radical.
Tho woman OF to-day who has
no prcforaion or occupation is actu-
ally On a desert Island most OF hor
life. She tries her bep. 20 be con-.
tented 4 happy. but having moth
ing to do, she becomes fretful, nag
ging, restless, and the end is a dis
agreement that leads 10 tho divorce
court.
"Ot course. through the worlds his
tory there nave always been woncu
who were truly interested in thclr hus-
oand's affairs. understood troubles in
business and were considcratc. But these
we're the exceptions and the jewels. Just
as were tho husbands who understood
and sympIthl2cd with the wife's domcs-
tic trials.
Lack OF Understanding.
ut L. the lack Of understanding bust
ness among most husbands ana wives
that leads to separation. and that IL
why / say decidedly that business part
nership will hold them together and pre-
vent divorce.
This age - different han any
airy other ever bcfoIo known In he
history OF men and women A
great, now element has come into
the woman's liio--this 10 her indo-
~pendence. yeforc marriage sac war,
In all probability. n business @om-
an; she had her ambitions, nor de-
sires FOR business supremacy, and
a. to- 90 n.r bn.,.
d.. ~
-.
49, - 80 ~
"'' rnt. -,
natural. \ greater part OF the time IN
al. a. al v,,,o, g., III.
- am,ns so, a yro,t de,l NJ ono,
n,har Lrou an, o,o,h,r far hot,or AMI
800 80 ,o,t symr,.by for o,ch o,h.
49, ror,ioyI,Ics ,han couil nossihly
,yis. hotucon thos, vino mac, only I'm
a f.v hnnrs two ar thr.o ,Imes n wc.k
So. 40 .ht. ia h.,,uiny r,,ber IA,
r,lo ia II ,ot natural maj NOR mar.
rI,.a ,besc ,vn shouId ,ontiruc tho mr.,
,ha, has he,n .o npresahIc IA thono
~ go. D..
W. N"s"S' )"
NheA a woman u""eFStihuS ner nus
JAM : "''"c '""''e' va "oi "uS'"eS,
a"H''S "Ic "en',''' VIZ "N' - "e ano
she 't' Ia'' '"" Hpu''e "Dou' matters
a.. Coo .,,satgnn ar ocutasana.s
,bcso p an,ong th. ,hi,g. th,, go.
a,,ah III.
.yanv wousr ~. ,.r.,.. =,
,roIr hnrh,ra., mons, rh,, a.,
for,a ,,,orn wo,n.n a. 80
updorr,,rd ana n,yo r,,or,, No
co~nc,nt,on ~ ,ory mor.r a. 80.
or now lorp 4. .bop,d ,,rt To, enc
woman holm to ,ncto tho mor.v and
she min ,erc.,y. all .,,. ,, 49,.
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MOUNT STERLING, Ky,, Dec. ~
John -. Young, aged Hcventv-olght, for
mer Congressman from the Ninth Ken
lucky district. and noted rs a lawyer
cnd legislator. died here last night.
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pathy In the home. nor an interest In
others social pursuits. they drift
apart, become nearly strangers. and
are divorced.
Men and women Who are mutually
Interested In each others business. must
also be In tho little details OF home
making and social life that must go
to make mp tho scheme OF lifc and make
g. pcrrce, between married people.
Il nave heard It protested that women
AZ not attend to business after mar
rilgc aul properly l,ok after their
homes. | would like 10 know why not.
"a business woman of the right
sort has lea-acd hat system Is the
creates. thing in the world. She
has learned how TO scloct able help
ers, how to marginal her forces n
set tho best resnltg cut Of III labor.
This is Il thing that many a houso-
wife Goes not understand, but a
woman who has bosn employed in q
capable, responsible position before
marriage car conduct her home on
splendid limos and work as well.
IT seems TO me a queer proposition
10 ask a woman who mas never known
what housework is to leave business
after marriage and DO the drudgcry II
she Is capable OF making enough money
10 engage someone else TO do 1t FOR
her.
How much trouble In domestic circles
has arisen because homes were not wei
Kept. AMI how many homes have beer
lily Kept. not because the woman di,
not wish 10 do her best. but beaaus,
she had never been In "A position I,
learn anything about housekeeping!
Many men after ma riage cannot az
ford to Keep servants, an. yet. IL thei
wives continued In business with them
they could AFFORD Il. Thls Is lust wha
- being done, and on thls business as
ISOLATION OF man ana wife seems I,
hang the redl thread OF the domestl.
happiness and mutual understanding :.
The coming generation"
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Member of Lar Firm of Wood
d Wood BeiieUes Mutual
Understanding WW Percent
DiUO,ce ana Dissolution OF
Family.
1.-THE Woman Of To-Day Who
Has No Occupation Is Actu-
ally on a Desert Island Most
of Her Lie"
when a Mans Affairs Are
Understood There Can BE
Less 1hOrghHcssness and
Less CdieLeSSneSS."

In this day and nge business
partnership forms y tic between
husband and wife that 10 pretty
certain TO prevent n divorco and the
dissolution Of tho family"
The evening world., 1910-12-27

There les another splondid advantage
In this character OF lie, the fatigue
tIat cGmos through long hours at tho
office is understood ny the married part
npra, and tho social pleasures are ma
Unl.y enjoyed, or the rest ana quite, e;
home Is made happy because botA APP
rrcHIatc H.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
DR.. HB. Kohl left Monday night
for visit to Excelsior Springs.
The Girl From U. S. A.

Remember it is next Tuesday that
this company of twenty-five performers
play in our G. A. r Hall. This is the
same company that played MAS New
Husband here last year. 1t was one of
the best shows ever here, they had a
crowded house and everybody went
home pleased This year they claim
the company is even better. and all
along the road they are receiving 25c
admission for children, so cents for
general admission and Is cents for re-
served seats. The board is now open
at Harry Kings Drug store and the
show is guaranteed worth the price or
money refunded. Papers all along the
road are speaking very highly of their
playing, so be sure and get your tickets
and enjoy a good evenings play.
When company has played here once
and comes back you can be assured it
is good one.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

Every fne IN newspaper costs the
proprietor something. If it is for the
benefit of the individual it should be
paid for. If the grocer were asked to
contribute groceries to one abundantly
able to pay for them he would refuse.
The proprietor Of 8 newspaper most
pay for the free advertising if the bene.
ficiary doeF not. It is one of the hard
est things to be learned by many peo-
Pile that 9 newspaper has space in it,
columns to reht and must rent it to
live. To CIV a way rent for anything
else than living rates is as fatal to a
newspaper as for landlord to furnish
rent ffae, Elk.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

On Tuesday night, Jan. 18th,
the Odd Fellows Lodge had their
Installation of officers elected
some time ago:
William Early, N. G.; George
King, V. G.; c. Y. Munson,
Chaplain; Otto Knoche, Warden;
Charles Banner, L. S. to N. G.. ;
E. B. Fritz, R. S. to N. G.; D.
Bellman, Inside guardian.
The report showed the lodge
in excellent shape financially.
The sick and widows of members
were looked after and new can
didate initiated, after which
tastey refreshments were served
and much enjoyed on a cold
night.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
Miss Neva Bell was the lucky
one to draw the twelve pound
box of candy and beautiful work
basket at Spratt's Book Store.

The Topeka Journal Of Tuesday pub
fishes this: 81 NJ Schaefer, ex county
treasurer of Ellis county, is being men
toned by his party papers as good tim
Der for the Democrats to put up for
state treasurer. The present treasur-
er of the county, B. N. Dreiling, is
also spoken of for the same position
Either one of these men would get q
good send-off in Ellis county, for it
always gives safe Democratic major
ity." Mr.. Schaefer has been county
treasurer four years and later County
Assessor, and Mr.. Dreiling is now
serving his second term as County
Treasurer and either can have the
United Ellis county delegation if either
of them is a candidate.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

The Ness City News tells last weel
that the bonds voted the Garden City
Stockton railroad proposition mOstl'
lapsed on January first and now they
will have to be voted again if ever
wanted.
We never did believe there was a
thing in That road with the way it was
set up, and after a while Kansas com
munities will tire of votirg bonds, anc
more especially putting up survey
money and expenses until they fino
some Good road is back of it. 1t has
been played about long enough in thi
state by lot Of fellows Who MAKE
their whole living that way. This
county had its SchoenRen bran h and
those fellows are still holding the sack
waiting for the rabbit to come. Saline
had a proposition end before cOntribut
ing dollar they appointed solid com
mittee to investigate and the scheme
s..eh dropoed out of sight. The time
will coae when there will be real
road built somewhere in the western
half of the state <solHg northeast to
and from tSA ReFtAWes
going southeast, but it will be but by
some big road wanting that kind OF
railroad connections.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

viii Palmer has gone 10 Man.
haitian to attend the State Agri-
cultural College there.
Mrs. H. B. Kohl and daughter,
Mrs. Gehrer, entertained at cards
Thursday evening.
On Wednesday Photographer
Voss got a snow scene on Juniata
street for his gallery,
Beautiful ice, fourteen inches
thick, was cut this week and
packed in some of our ice houses.
The pump back of the O'Brien
pump shop comes in very handy
these cold days when so many
hydrants are frozen up.
Don't miss reading the O'Brien
resolutions. Jake Shuts and
Karl Leiker think the plants he
put in for them are perfectly
grand and well worth the cost
The Grinnell Record tells this of one
of our former Victoria farmers, now
living up there, showing how he sue
cessfuIly utalizes all his fodder crop:
"Dick ThoIen is shredding his fodder
thi. week, running it with a gasoline
ngine. This is the only shredder we
know of in this neighborhood and Dick
thinks It q good investment"
Put on your phone list DR.. L.
A. MARTY. Office No. 273. Resi-.
dence S33 as YOU may need him
in a hurry some time.
e.. w. Miller wants two white
tailed Jack rabbits to mount on a
frame. Bring them in to him in
nice shape.
Be sure and notice the adver.
Of Earley's. This is surely the
time of the year when your
horses should have the very best
of care and be kept we'll blanket
ed.
The State Dairy Commissioners
will be in Hays next Friday,
January 14th and at 8 O'Clock
they invite all dairymen and
| those interested in selling cream
to be present and see testing
done and hear an address ca
dairy work.
Don't forget that Schlyer &
Arnhold handle one of the best
makes Of Autos, and if you are
figuring on getting ene they
would like to have you call and
see theirs and let them order one
so as to have it here in time fer
spring use,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
he a3rd Court Record.

Since Judge Ruppenthal became
Judge he has kept a record of his court
work to see if he earns his salary, and
the following shows what was done
during the year 1909 just past. CIR
1909 there were 151 days OF open court
in the 23rd district against $50 in 1905
and the same MURDER in 1907. The
days of hearings at chambers have moi
been computed. Russell county lee
with II days, Ellis county had "A days,
Trego county 43. Cove county z, Logan
county 10 and Wallace county IL days
in addition to the fourteen regular
terms of court set by law, many ad-
lourned sessions were held over tbs
district. At these, numerous smaller
matters were disposed of, and pleas OF
guilty were accepted so as to let SEN
fences begin at once instead OF keeping
men in Jail till regular term awaiting
trial and adding costs to the county.
The travel of judge and stenographel
in this district from their homes tC
court sessions was less this year than
in previous wears. This is due to hav-
ing adjourned sessions in several coun-
ties successfully without returning and
to remaining away over Sundays. The
travel has usually been around 5000
miles a year. In 1909 it was about
S4S2 miles by rail and 474 by stage for
the judge and a few hundred miles
more for the stenographer. '-Luray
Herald.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
Alias Contest Notice
Serial No Oe411 Contest No. lis
Department of Interior,
y S. Land Office at Topeka Kansas,

Department of Interior,
| y. ). Land Office at Topeka Kansas,
December 90, 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this Office by Tom Hurt, contestant
against homestead entry No. 2Oi6l, made
October Is, 1907, for E. n. E. I and E.
s. f. / of Section 20, Twp. 10 South, Range
% West, 9th Prin. Meridian, by Henry B.
Collins. Contestee, in which it is alleged
that the said Collins has failed to establish
and maintain a residence on said claim since
making said entry; he never had a house or
any blowing done thereon, but has wholly
abandoned the same and the failure still
exists; and that said absence is not due to
any employment in any capacity whatever
IN the army. navy, or marine corTs of the
United States i'll any present, past or future
war in which the u. S may engage. Said
parties are hereby notified to appear, respond
and offer evidence touching said allegation
IT 10 O'Clock NJ on February 26. 1910,
before the Probate Judge of Ellis county.
Kansas, at Hays, Kansas. and that final
hearing will be held at 10 o'clock M. on
March 8 1olo, before the Register and
Receiver at the United States L and Office
in Topeka, Kansas. The said contest
ant having in proper affidavit, fiIrd
December %, 1909. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence per-onal
service Of this notice cannot be made, it
is hereby ordered hat such notice be
given by due and proper publication.
GEO. W. FICHER. Register.
j g. WOOD. ReoesseE>
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

Secretary George Palmer has
received word from Prof. Miller
of the Agricultural College that
it will be convenient for them to
arrange for a Farmers Institute
here the first part of February.
If satisfactory to the farmers of
this Institute, drop a card to the
Secretary, Geo. Palmer, or have
a talk with him in regard to it, SO
he can notify Mr.. Miller. If it
is so desired Miss Brown will
come to give the ladies an inter
esting talk.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

Tuesday night was one of the coolest
in this section. 1t was q straight,
quiet cold and we are thankful it was
no worse. For the kilograms from
Nebraska and eastern Kansas say they
had regular blizz ,rd. with sleet and
a foot of snow.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
For Sale.

One Brass mounted double buggy
Harness, almest new; one power feed
grinder with aeW hUFrs, capacity TWEEN
ty-five bushel per hour; enc c0rn
shelter in good order; one washing ma
chine little used. See or phone
w A. SMITH, Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

Those having sleighs claim the
sleighing was never better here
than on Wednesday. The ground
was frozen solid and the snow
laid nice and even for fast driv-
ing.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
Roon,s F0rRenr.

I have three nice rooms heated by
not water. good location, furnished,
for rent at reasorabt-- prices. See
MRS. AVERlLL, 3-4tx
Fast Normal Avenue
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
Sewfn6 Machine.

Having taken a first class sewing
machine on a debt, will sell it for SIS
in eagh. Give your wife present and
get bargain at ST.
lGASSMAN's SHOE SHOP.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

hsVe about twenty ton of good hay
for sale. Will he delivered in town at
reasonable price See this Office or
phone %
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

Parties wanting vets. pny depth
can secure our services by addressing
Is at Ellis, Kansas, or by leaving word
It the Blue Front Implement house. =
W. J. Helms & Co f-tf
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08
Eve and Ear SURGEON

DR.. M. Jay Brown, the Salina eye
and ear specialist will be at the Bruins
wick Hotel, Monday, JAN, 10th 1910,
At WAKEENEY, Tuesday JAN. 18th;
AT ELLIS /" ednesday JAN 18th
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

81 do not like you, Dr.
/ thought did, but l was mistaken,
They tell me you are married,
But there's no proof of it here,
Doctor dear, doctor dear.
You're not nice to me, Doctor Dear,
For you never say supper for two,
So do not like you, Doctor Dear"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-01-08

An exchange tells of enc of the songs
by one of the girls with travelling
troupe east of Us that made quite hit
Can it be the one coming here next
week. The ditty runs like this:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-09
"Omaha Day" at
the Fruit Show
Commercial Club ATTanges for Big
Delegation to Go in Body to
Council Bluffs.

cosnizanee Of Omaha day" at the coun-
eli Bluffs Corn shaw was taken Tuesday
noon by the executive committee .of the
Commercial club. and the entertainment
committee Of the club was instracted 70
organise big Omaha eSeurs en- across the
river.
The show 81 officially known as the Ma
uonal Fruit and Corn exposition. Omaha
iay' y Friday. November ~ one Of the
trophies 70 be won thore is a silver cup
given BY the Union stock Yards company
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-09

rendered antiseptio BY 8ueklen's AFnioa
salve, the healing wonder for sores. burns.
piles so1ema ana salt rhean. ne For
sale BY Reat0a Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-09

ingham. The Grain exchange Is the donor
Of another cup.
The executive committee also took action
regarding the first convention OF the Ne
braska State Irrigation association. which
viii be held at Bridgeport, November IS
and 16. Frank L. Halier was named chair
man OF a delegation 70 represent the club.
Mr., Haller Is chairman OF the clubs COM
mittee on agriculture.
The executive committee devoted it's ses-
sion chiefly, 70 recognising conventions and
the like, and besides the above also took
cognizance 81 the Manufacturers dinner to
be held az the club rooms November 8.
u. l. Davis was appointed chairman OF
the committee on municipal affairs. to
succeed I.ather KountEe, resigned Ches-
ter l. Hail, manager OF the Hughes-Pureell
Paint company, was elected 20 membership.