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New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
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This journey into the unknown, through
land OF plenty. with turkeys gobbing"
and sweet potatoes" starting from the
ground" In which there was 10 be liberal
foraging" proved 10 lie an expedition full
OF amusing and novel experiences. with
ample opportunity for fun making. for there
was little AghtIng. Physically. perhaps,
one OF the most perfect armies that ever
put foot 20 ground. its animal spirits were
aboundng. and II was ready for any good
Joke to begUile the "incessant wayfaring.'
"Foraging literally on the country" Was
interpreted with n vide degree OF latitude.
On tho evening OF the second day "Uncle
Billy" had stopped at a big plantation. \
soldier passed along with a ham on his
bayonet a jug OF sorghum molasscs under
his arm and a biz piece OF honoycomb In
his hand. from which he was eating. the
golden liquid sweetness distributing itself
around his mouth. Catching Uncle Billys'
e1e turned IN his direction. ne remarked
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
This Article of Civil War
Series Tells of a Campaign
Which Covered Over
Forty Counties.

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cr,e ,,vt, found sherman ous-tere5 on
80. ,,..,...t,... - ,.,,,o-,t tI,r..-, C,oSs a
rr,fadarato leader who had baan score
tarv of the .r,sssur, in Ruchapan.s Csb-
not ard President 81 the Congress that
drafted and ,donred tho Corfed,-ata con-
sttu,ion. Nft,r supper a. he SAT as,r3-
4 chair with mis- back n fire tlsz.uS ~
o-c ~ General Cohb's freplacfs. musins'
he became conscious that an Old negro.
With tho a'd ~ tsilov candle, was scan
ming his face closely
what do 'o' want Oh man "ei''H'
Hh''ind" "SN'p
'''N SaN you is Nai''e sherman '
answered
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Oh negro All a-tr"mhle
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-03
That Famous March Was De-
signed to Demonstrate to
a Beaten Section That
II Was Beaten.


Tns. viii start ths wori1 along.
Sing Il ve uat1 % sing s..
wbiie We we're marching through Georgia.
po,,sbf bBrrsh' We tginr ne igtlesi
H5rrshi hurrahi No flag tna, raskfs you ffr'.
~, We sang the chorus from f'iauts - to ~,
while We were marching through Goor2ia.
7 early dayllght-s few minutes after
~ 2, 10 BE- eKact-Ou November 49,
Il n iiA. man with closely cropped
heard and Inustache and wearing
Saps army oyercoat. iow-crowred, broad
thmnsd hat. low shoes and a mngie spur
,st ON q spirited horse on hll on tho
Decatur road, where he could look back
over what had been the city ~ Atlanta
within tho range Of his vision was the
eopss of wood where tho gallant General
McPherSon han fallen IN tho bloody fray
OF July q In the background were M"
yuins Of this former commercial centre of
Georgia Black smoke curled slowly up
ward 10 n great altitude. where ~ hung
iika a pail over the fragments of walls
and the chimney. monumental memorials
Of the hospitable lifo that once VAS grouped
around them, as inFpiHting In their stark
nakeduegs as the stones of a cemetery.
Tsr of in the distance on tho McDonough
,osd a line Of white topped wagons
stretched away % the fouth and the gun
harrela OF General Howard'g column
gIlstened In tho beams Of the rising sun.
The men of tho 1ith Corps swung
along past the horscman with steady pace
and oheery countenances. n band, by
chance. struck up John Browns Body"
Tbe men. under the inspiration Of their
mission, the bracing morning air and the
I'm m
"Glory. glory. halleluJah.'
IL was a carefree army which started
forth on that most remarkable and ro-
mantle Of marches in military history
whittier they were going the soldiers did
not know All their knowledge was con-
,ained I'm the words Of the order OF tho
commanding general: 1T is sufficient for
you 10 know that (the move Involves a
departure from our present base and n
long and difficult march 10 "a new one
and that THE srmy Will forage literally
on the country during tho march" That
vas enough for them. They had conf
dence IN Uncle Billy" Somehow they
had the feeling that Richmond. thou
sand miles away was their destination.
Az tho mounted officer with the familiar,
close cropped beard and brlstled mustacho
and Iow-crowncd hat galloped along toward
the head Of the column, here and there
the soldiers sang out. Uncle Billy guess
Grant Is waiting for us at Richmond"
One night group OF men were seated
Ground their campfire, smoking. slipping
coffee and talking. a long dark streak
of smoke. illumined here and there by a
blazing farmhouse. stretched across the
hsayenR parallel 10 the line of march.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-03

Continued or eighth rsge.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
The Picnic surely brought to Cu
city host OF autos.

The Picnic surely brought to Gu
city host OF autos.
Gid Joy was the lowest bidder and
got the advertised contract to. do Il {
plastering at the Public school hou {.
The railroad company have big II
of men at work here putting down ,hs
heavy rails on the south switch track.
Children's day will be observed thi
Sunday in the Lutheran sunday school
and church. Special services and al
are invited to come enjoy them.
With the thousands of strangers il
our city and within our gates this week
it was noticed there was no drunk en-
ness or rowdyism and many nOtic-'
and commented on it.
Tie Herb Chittenden sale was biz
success and brought over $4,000. They
remain on the farm until Aug, 1st and
in the mean tine will add three rooms
to their home on east Wilson avenue
for the use of the family.
Don't miss reading the Dream in
another column. It shows what trIde
our business men might have lost if
they had let principal Picken start his
dormatory system at our State Normal ]
as then the State would have furnished
every thing by proposals.
This Saturday w. A. Smith and wife
leave for a two months visit east ahG
will attend the Northern Baptist C ~
vention held in Philadelphia. Also
the Worlds Baptist Alliance, which
will have delegates present from al
over the world.
Il is told that Principal W. S. Pic<en
of the Western Branch of the State
Normal school will publish signed ar
ticIe in his pet papers, maybe explain
ing why his school has not increased
like the other schools. Be sure to read
it and then read the reply in the Free
Press, if any feathers need pluckin2.
He could have published in the Free
Press, as it is open to all, but maybe
its intelligent readers could read be-
tween the lines and maybe that is not
what is wanted.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10

Last Friday was Commencement day
At tile Hays State Normal and Mrs.
drC arter, the speaker, said to the
graduates: Let this day be
your Best day,
just what the students wanted and ex-
paeted, hut the hall was not near full,
aven with his special invitation to the
20 Institute scholars, VINO attended,
and should have been crowded. But
9hat did Principal Picken care? He
never mentioned those graduates IN his
notices even in his pet papers. It is
20 .urprising the attendance was few
and Iust such treatment is why the
school is not growing.
Miss Agnew and her Domestic Sci
eRce students gave a lovely feast at
che Normal banquet, ard while the
Principal advertised in his pet papers
room for $50 vet only Is or 80 sat down
nd few of them students.
Blu. it Is not surprising as the price
vas advertised at 81. and small reduc-
1ion 20 students (same as the hotels
.harreI to make Il little profit on their
-xpenses), yet this time it is in a state
pulld ng, no interest, rents, light, fuel,
Tatsr or service to pay ard % cents
'or Students to pay was enough and
hey could have afforded to attend. II
- only another showing of the failure
Of the Principal to build up the sch oOl
and jast why Gov. Stubbs told his bu
siness regents to look carefully int
and report on the incidental expense:
snd charges at the State Edncationa
Institutions.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10

The County Teachers Instst
The 34th annual session cpe sd -
week with an enraIlnent Of a. 81
yea- showing but 25. By the end 6
the week it was 50 AMI this Holds
showed "A. No wonder TIE fscultz
road Of their stusents. 10 kids hut
teachers, ana the students are Prs
Of their tezchers-
Conductor Martin has a fine Vo
and shows his scholars the pleas
and benefit of music in the school.
was Principal Of the Public schooE 4
Ellis, and from his enthusiasts sehs.
work they made q mistake IN letzzE7
him get away and Wilson get hius-
Jolly Louie Christianson is an ene
aging soul, a pleasant smile, haE tEu-E
here before and Is 4 magnificent s
structor. He should never marry.
MISC Sutton Is q we'll educated -
cher who stands high 10 her Eork FL
giving the best Of idea in PFimas
work. Come visit her room.
Co. Supt- Kuhn is always ready g
give helping hand and rejoiees @
fiae an attendance.
Prof. R. A. SwengIer Of K. u. =
lecture before the Institute On FFicas
June 10th. Don't fail 20 hear hiHs
While there are few boys and mar
girls, yet the boys are asrangiHE
baseball team.
Here is strange co-incident. Prs.
Christianson, in his agriculture eiz
teaching grating and how it Is der
while across the hall Prof. Martin. 8
his class on Methods advised that ei
izansh1p be Taught in the pubic schs
50 that rising generations be taa9
the evils Of dishonesty and 'grsfkiuE
In public life. Which is witch?
The enrolment is now az, Is Of tlssH
being young men.
The Agricultural cisss is fsEmize q
beat the hand. Be some +tafers
learning the youth TO shoot crops.
We are having lots OF visitors ".
are much interested in the wo1k doze
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
FREE PRESS the Best in the Co

Gre Cox Is gisiug the front q
AZ a'r d.2is pa.n.inE-
A-s. Ionic R pl, gle Goetcbius ard
chiid Of Xmas city is here VISIT. =
with rslstiTca.
'Fai4 Sa~devj Childrer,'s day a. u 9
| -. Z. church, for which they hav~
J N prae t-cinS fo= some time.
surd was 9ssporssely hot Ga i,
re hottest Of .se season. L was hot
Ii ov- r lie state
AEe.r = Pleasant visit here with h =
,a~errF, R;rE. Nicholas and BABY T,
TIRED home on Monday
Sis Fro. Saiveley and son job,
eft Monday morri irg for vacatio
visit with hsr se atives.
On Sdnd y ropes were thrown ou
Keep p pc away AMI the mill wa.
avn a thorough and successful fl
.niEe ton
Irl Burke has bought another Rec
Auto and it was one Of the handsom-
= cars IN od- streets this week arG
peri ctly nUistlefs.
Sever ! tNnusPnd catalogue circular
oE the FC lays State Normal are
0ei y sent OFT thrO' our post offica ID
y..rtiei t1s school and coming fal
term Of tie schsoL
Hans Jenson of B1ckey had a seriou.
sd mt Monday while wOrAi, G at j. IF
;''undeIs 5, a runaway tea n taroWing
i'm +" t'e XrOun1 striking on his heaC
Is gu 'coI c ons''ess end needing tbs
III atten.io1 OF d.. Sayder.
F: P Buss*rd aud wife are hacl
me from their visit to their childCe
t Portland, Oregon and rep-rs having
.ad a nice time ard the boys doire
speeding in their work
The B ,ard of Coonty Commissioner
9=t IN M ,nd4y al a Board of Equaii-
= TN bat as the Ass ssn' n roll hai
. teen fully comp eted the Boarc
dj ,ur al till Thursday, June 22nd
T ,e hard boss all spI.rdid work Of
'Utn d .ys OF The p cnic and their pla:
i,k N ca s1pFeciAtei; b I the b & ceo0C
Icekert- Thece is no doubt our rn
o5s have Iots OF musical talk n and
t be regretted that arrang ement,
:ant be IN ade to get DR.. Patterson tt
we n re snd be their leader.
4 10 her st u:h side land deal ocsur
= :. th eek The cid Os ar PoulscI
property on South Chestnut street ths'
Arm ri and Gassman occIpy was Cr-
dered -'l1 10 paJ his keep at the a-y-
IN and hOaZit by merchant Weisner,
.Jao sisu bought the barber shop lot
.dj ,iniug and the 25 font lot in III.
ear fac,nG on JunisIa street. Is is
20 he will soon bui.d there.
With the cCrl5n2 OF the F4rEers pic
IL cane che sttuts to Rev s n Snii
o Miss Martha Teeters and Everett
each. young couple from near Ellie
corp II led Big a number of young
j-nds ami champeroned By Mr. & Mr.
i5rcrcss, sited the Methodist par
.tage and Rev. Smith quickly per
.rr,-I his pr-tty ceremony that qTick
: made tle hal pY couple man g. wife
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10

The Summer term OF the Hays State
the care and attention of its Principal,
but be went east Friday morning. Not
to attend the commencement at Pitts
burg or Emporia Normal as they are
over. Maybe he didn't want to be in
town when his signed articles appeared
to-day fearing his friends would decide
he had made another fool break not
to be proud of. Maybe he went to see
Gov. Stubbs or President Ingalls, to
explain his shortcoming in official work
as one of his friends told one of the
Free-Press crowd: eff Principal Pick
en- was tried another year he might do
better and build up the school more"
Honestly, people of Hays. isn't nine
years trial enough? With only 9 in
crease the past year; small attendance
this term; the Public school trouble,
the feeling around our town; does our
city want to stand still another year?
Even the Faculty who want improve
ulGHC anu Lie SCIlOOl DuiAt uC Cs-A SCS
no encouragement. See the new life
Presidedt Waters has given tie State
Agricultural college. Let the business
men Of Hays write President Ingalls,
and ask change and new life.
People of the State didn't realize the
condition of the Agricultural College
until the Kansas Farmer each week
showed the need OF change. People
kicked at the paper. Now the whole
State rejoices at the change.
Here people didn't realize the situa-
tion-the RIGHTEOUSNESS OF gratifying
over an increase Of fue O., until your
paper showed up the situation and a
change necessary for the growth of
the school, few kicked but all conceda
change might do good.
rhe Principal is not tied to our city,
Ike OR other professors, by hand
some home. Go mp on Gosdel hill and
see how much of his $4,000 year saIa-
he has Lut into a home to help i'm
prove our city. Maybe a new Princi.
pal might build.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
Mrs. Grace Goodal. Hubbard of Kan


sa1 city VISITED FIN J. mere tAis -veek
Quite I HGmAeE u tae boys sr3Ind
town haze been working at the Exp
station this week.
The SumDer term az the State Nor
msl opznsd this week with a good at
tendance of students.
Another society wedding in our youn-
ger set next week and coming soon-
jane weddings are the sweetest.
Jauez Bunk has rentsd part Of the
deeler Garage on Fort street and will
keep there Rso Autos and all kinds of
REQ repairs.
Miss Wiz ME Cox came home Monday
on her vacation from her school work
At the State University at Lawrence
This week the old Free Pree put up
IS sign that was on top of our former
flee on Juniata street 20 years ago.
A big crowd went to Victoria Mon
i-y TO attend the picnic and report
having had good time and big crowd
4 attendance.
Among our old timers to visit the
Exp. station was Pros. II. NJ Cottren
sh3 was connected with the Agri. col
ege when the Exp was located here.
We are obliged to our co-tempora-
rics for publishing the 'student-body'
boarding house communication, as it
made eYery one anxious to see the COM
Tle7ts the Free Press would make on
end all the wesk people have been
coming to see the new office and get a
copy of the paper and We had to run
cut lot of extra copies.
Nice House for Rent
A roomed residence with big
avn, in nice neighbordcod. for rent
cheap. See HENRY SCHULTZ
Tuesday morning was an imposing
sight at our depot Seven little girls
Rere leaving for the Catholic Giri's
;-'lege at Fon du Lac, Wisconsin anc
vii st;dy to become Sisters Of Charity
the same as belorg to our Hospital.
2 daughters each of Anton Befort,
Joh1 Rupp, and Jacob Pfannensteil,
and d daughter of Anton Ruder.
Ladies Handbag Lost
o the streets of Hays a Ladies'
5'v mesh handbag. Finder will be
rewarded on leaving at Free Press.
On Wednesday evening Miss Helen,
lister Of Rev. Weist, lefc for her home
in York, Penn. accompanied by Mrs.
Weist, visiting in Kansas city, Chica-
20, etc., on their trip. Miss Helen
avs Hays is all right and no doubt
viii come back in the near future and
toca e here. Mrs. Weist expects to
enjaT several months visiting in the
east.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10

W. have ofien tr eI to imp-e So CT
2e tyi ewritinx scholars at the Cat5o-
Ii: college and the State Normal the
a2ortancs IF earning on all makes OF
,,ch nes if tney intend TO follow com
. I la wo-F, Get iob where best
iibie) and VAS st II shown here this
1aek bY tue corIe<l OndaTt sent here
u the r. c. Star who could SET down,
he her at tie h, til, printing cffice OF
sh re he tappen TO be, ans drum of
Dis letter on an machine handy.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
MATTHEW
SMlRES

On last Tuesday, June 9Th, Miss Amy
Swires, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Adie
Swires of Lookout township, was m lr-
ried 10 Harry Matthew, the former
Normal student, Rev. Alexander per
forming the ceremony, only the imne-
date family being present. They left
on the evening train for California to
visit friends returning to Stockton in
September where he is to teach school
the coming year.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
0ELY 4 gREAm.
II MIGHT EE

The following essay is Contributed by
4 yO1n-. IAd.:
"Wake up, Join. 1 want to talk to
you. They are nut to Pot p any Der
nat ~ i'm din It the State Normal,
n SUNNI r C.rn1 has ccmDen, G anu
we have ~ sc borders and viii have
more ami we ns'sE preuare Iar them
We need u new range. pa1- acd kit
tle-. a-'I new carpet for t5e TIN z
room. and the ;gO bsd TO ans. lzrgeI
iin':Ix m table AMI half d I'm ne.
chalr- tWs' new beds e4ts ch ans auf
stands, and fOIr v indoW ehzCes Anc
7e OI~ht 80 have n ~ ice box fs r
the UII sFd tUtter- Z ord - ne ice
nan II lave zee here SiIl gn u,
ard b., IJle ia sIe ami Ls d lie en-, AM !
thi1< bo n he girls sh suid each have
a cou IL naW ures ses if IaeS are &C
wait 0li the Laose- EnI sc m ia
:ise in the mo M & You .aks- n,
.h-e< bos K and = u ali Ar0uuo ~ d te-
! VII ,r- car get tie .,--- ~ the Tr5os
/ -eaI -oi Lsics- A d ~ Ill \ -Ss
| to IN = ci-F We, el3cCric iiKtt AT
4 tee bons Iuc IN fTur ioar5e-s a,t
wiling TO pay and ut nave the bes'
/ AMI u nc NoI think we ould hs, {
. cr0 saee So aBF1oek aad neI ch r I
the i;'~ o h xi,l al the Town Ia
pers and a few magazines for them O.
Sundays.
An III We We can buy the sot mex
door. Ia agent ami :: 10 zee VIA
it vii o Ggld TIE tao st.ry d
ditto + E.lu rms j. fail. l. tfs
sshoo c. ses IN n {. n 1Hnre fheRl
shosl 30 ss5Eois 20 rens eli If Uu
ro5ms.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10


Herb Schultz was in Hutchinson this
week attending an "eye glass" con-
vention.
On Tuesday the Normal students
were treated to a free auto ride and
pictuIe show.
Read over this change OF the rail
road timetable at Hays station:
Going west Morning passenger 1857
The Flyer 7:05 am.
The freight 800 p m.
Evening passenger 8:09
Going East
Morning freight 6:17
morning passenger 1905
fast freight $40 a m.
Night passenger 1l:Co
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10

Hays and Ellis county have always
been good patrons of the Kansas city
STAR and they have given our county
and institutions good write ups.
This week the penant on this new Of
flee showed ''The z. c. Star = Free
Press, and they not only sent man
here to take subscribers, but also one
wife 20 report the women's part of
uhe Farmers Conference.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10

Help the Lutheran Young Peoples
Society next Wednesday by patronizing
the Red Cross Pharmacy fountain.
The young ladies will ssrve ice cream
and all hot weather drinks. For seve-
raj years Mr. King has given the So
ciety the proceeds Of one days service
at the fountain to the Furnishing Fond
of the Society. Patronize the fountain
and help the young people.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
DRY Farming Congress-

Great crowds were here both days.
autos took everybody to the station
grounds while others took them around
the grounds Over 1900 meals were
served each day At the baTbeqae and
the published program carried out
It was hot and desperately dusty bat
every body seemed to be having q goo6
time and pleased With their reception.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
Pay your Dog Tax

/ = EV.y lax FIR 1911 j. due End mus
D r41d Il CuCe Hr Ir ,srcution wiz
=. :. " D. dn< LiiIt Il Is no tag or, Go
70 ? ? it. Cio, clerk nd get
IoIc Ii e and save killing the &C G.
John Tro h, City Marshal.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
Patient Woman

A woman suing for divorce saxS Bel
husband has sulke.- for 30 years.
patience she ranks IN Jobs clasz.-
New York Herald.
Proposals for Installing Heatiaz
Plant in the Hays City Public
School Building.
Sealed Proposals for installing a Heat
ing plant In the Hays City Public tchod
will be received by the undeFsiEne'
until II O'Clock noon, June "a, 1911.
Plans and specifications can Be sesl
and obtained by applying % the unds
signed.
The successsuI bidder must depcz
a cash bond for double the amount 8.
the contract price awarded with -
and approved by the Board.
The Board reserves the right 20 =
ject any or all bids.
h. B. KOHL, Secretary.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10

81. z Pearce, a former Normal stu
dent, Is conductor Of the county teach
ers institute IN Cheyenne county this
year
- --------s-Cz7-E- = -E-,z=--7>
Mrs Dr.. S1vder went TO Lawrence
MONDAY evening 10 attend the grzdU-
alton exercises of her daughter, Miss
Lucy, az the State University
Misses Stone and Foster are IN
charge Of the Model District school at
the State Normal this term and have
about 80 children in their charge.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
Bay mare Lost.

A bay mare, with light name and
tail, weight about HOO lbs Shod all
around with plates. Was wearing a
halter when last seem viii finder
please communicate with the U. s..
Portland CemenCO at Yocemento
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
Still at the old stand.

Being in your Carsiak es and Bug
{ies and have them repaired ard pain
ced- am prepared 10 10 YOUR work
Win reatness and &C reasonable price.
Buggy TIre-setting p Speciality with
me without rUin'ng the wheels.
j. c. Westbrook
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10

Glass window frames
for Sale. Two large window sashes;
one z by feet, the other by feet.
Good for hot house purposes. See at
my house opposite Garage. See or
or phone me. n. VOSS
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10

Traction Engine for Sale.
A subscriber offers for sale a q
Horsepower TRACTION ENGINE.
Or viii trade for Stock or town prrp-
ersy. Esquire st the
Free Press
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
Bye andEar SURGEON

Dr.. n. Jay Brown, the Salina eye
and ear specialist will be at the Br0ns-
wick Hotel. MONDAY JULY 10th;
At WAKEENEY, Tuesday. 18th
At ELLIS Wednesday 18th;
At Russell Thursday. 18th
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
Quarterly Statement

OF b. NJ. Dreiling, County Treasurer Of El-
lis county, Kansas, showing balance in his
hands for Quarter ending March. 81, 1911
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-06-10
Tag Day.

The Ladies made great success Of it,
and a host OF young ladies started out
and from 1900 tc 1900 of the tags
were hung on the people and much mo-
Dey realized for q good cause, every
body willing TO help so good cause.