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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25
Sas ManOpcrunsliif bel Eirua,
Dresden, II. September.


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did BEL 9oqeliung, beI oem, pie l6oH
.uitgetbsilt, eff Iddiiihe uIaneu thr
2eben einbiibten, tperoeH nod foIgenoe
Ginselbeiten. berihtst: 0as unglud
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suiiten Iiepsroogeliung uno qoite.
3pet aus ie 3ebn Wunn, etnem Gff!s
sier uno einsm llntsroffi3ter beitehsnos
qatrouiQen nOlIten ssgen 8 lhr Dix
Glbe ourhihnimmeH' um nab QBehlen
pner Steupen eiRen Grtennun9srltt 81
unterne6men. Bon Den Patroutuen
lpar elm ulan oorausqeritten uno bate
Sie 5ieFe pes Wafers nit Der aon3e
FL erforIten. 4H Der llnialIiteue ubsr,
Qr Der bic gatrouiae Die glbe iibers
itreIteu po[Ite, befInoet it'd eIne fs9r
tiefe Ste1e, bic ben Reitern unbstannt
mar. ghe nod pom anoeren uter oeH
Soloaten cine Warnune 3ugeruren
tper6en tonnte. mar bic Putrouils Be
rtits in Der U2itte oes Stromss er.
ihienen, no eff Wfann BON benz bort
beFinoli6en feftigsn Struoel herumz
aeriiIeu puroen. Die anbereH tehrten,
alg tie ben per3peifelteu aanpf ibrsr
Sameraben nit oen sSlutben bemertz
ten, raid an bag llfsr BON 8pqsliung
suriid. Ben ben ButrouilleFuhrsrH
| baiten nur bic Sffisiere 2eutndnt .,
9lttib, 2eutnant StreiemdnE, Der
1 gruoer ces betdnnten 5errenretters
llrb Elm unterpffisier oas lfsr oor
Qoita erreiht. 2as Die SfFi5iere ol'
| 2aoe Der Sploaten iaben, parfsn III
| Iofort ihre uniformen ab uno 'tiir3tsr
gif ppn Reuem in ben Strom, I'm on
Qsute al retteH. Sof permohten n
oer itarfen Stromung fpegen ntht BIZ
/ in bic Witte oes Stromes gu aslaneeH
! Der am BpItaer llfer pobnenoe 9uus
beiiser Steinert, Der ben gorgang Il
| aQen Ieinen giuaeluheitsn beobdhte
bate, elite ben Sffisiersn gu 9Ilf
uno bruhte iis alidlih ans aonf
| linteroeFen lparen Stiffer uno Rei
iunasmannIhaftsn nit aGhnen berbe1
qeeilt, bod geIanq es linen niat rrehl
Sic in ben Strupel osriiIenen Ell Wdn
an retten. Sic ertraHten ICnntlid
Gjeaen sehn ubr 8ormittags uarsn b
erIten Qei6en qeIdnbet. Bis Uettta
fano man Die anoersu. Cberitabsor'
Or. Deelmdnn uuternahm NIT soll'
ber W2itolieber Der goitaer Sanltat!
irInnns itunoenlang persebIihe gBt
, ferbele6unasperiuhe. Die Rametl D.
: grtruntenen Tnb: lInteroffisier Di
} trib, 9efreiter Sobidsr. Gefreit
] 9cNart, bic uldnen 8rubl, Gimme
1 mann, 8Drner uno Out BON Der 5fpe
: ten GstaoSon. iofpis 9efreitsr Sbrpu
I ia uuo Reierpiit arepiiio bon Der pie
: ten Gsfabron. 3pei Soloaten ion
: ten nod nidt retpanps5iirtt ttipssro tisretftit
n 9luf glnorhnung oes Sonies pcn Sdc
!. Zen bat fith heuts Rdhmittoq eti
7 NpmniTiipn Gus Gffi5iersn oes idf
iiihen 8enerolitabas, Gem aud {
Cffisier oes ariegsminiiteriuns betq
rr0net ipurbe. an Die llnglitfs1tdi
h teaeben uno ben 4uftrae erbalten, De
3 G0nio einaehenDen geriht iber D
: 0erlauf bes nngliids 81 eritatten.
Il Bon anoerer Seite piro nod nj
L aetheiIi: Das unolld efeisnste itt
Gerlnufs Der WunDoersibunsea Der 2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25
& G II er.

- Gin Shorniteirtbrano i'm pons
ciuna 8ebGube an 5uthirioH Gpenue
unb Reabing Roao, 2tOonooIe, perur=
iante unter ben 8epohnern getpaltlge
Qufregunq, ieDoh puroe niemano pers
leBt. Sin StiQalarm brahte Die 5euer@
pefr CUR SteQs, pelhe jeboh Htht IN
Jhdtioteit Al treten brauhte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25
4erisMGi'0nti5ea.

6.rr 3. s. Dieg uHb g.moblin,
pelhe einige Mondte lang in Eeut'6s
lamb ipeifttn. iino lsste Node rthIbss
bol.en suriidst,shrt.
ssrt. Glfe lemeHs. Die dlteite
Jchter bes betanntsn Wuiitpoodgo5en
6srrn guitap Glsmens. hnt Iih mrt
Or. qouis Guern.r perlobt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25

6raft pprben mar. Die 5reibeuter
batten bereits me9rere &Oher in Die
5bure bes gslbf6rants gebobrt, ols
iie BON Rusconi in ibrer Qrbeit unters
broheu tpurben. GeBterer fanD ben
oSnbalt pes gelo'hrantss, 81, unans
opriibrt ppr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25
Sns,bnllirielcr prr1,naliitt.

Yer "a Sabre alte Gborles gertlen
BON $50. 3404 MaIDortb Ipe. 3og fiA
iih oeItrn Ranraittag beim 5uBbals
fpieI an Der Gaftern Mrenue einen
Hrnh bes GhliiNelbeirs su. CT tpurns
pon Treunbsn beimoetrGcpt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25
93uraLIele

.9lduGen Sie, baB Der aNeFot
bic Rleine aommer3iearaths lptrfltdl
10 ishr Liebt2"
sd tann 5hntn nur ia9sn, be'
Inn fnrnmt bic Sisfe ieinsr 9efilk
Der Scbe ibnr Dlitsiit slsi6!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25
gsrunoIudte antnupfung.

9llte sunefer (5u etnsm alteren
Serrr an i6rem Siihe): oSagen SIs,
bite limb sic tur3s pDer tpeitilAttsT
or (snergiIh tpegrudeno): n9aee -
th bin Sie ndmlih bIpB isbre Dcr'
ftdtig."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25

Nisn, "a. Sept. afIs Weli !aht
tfuis nod Eb<r sinsn tsiiersh Jrri
ftum. ben 1u Anfans Der Nons Der
Qprbs sMopor unc bic alosrmen In
gsroa mn6ten. W1breEb oes 5u Ghrtl
isr bfitildxn gdite peranItnlisien
@1nlefis 1og. iDis tereiis semsloti.
cine erobe Nenihenmsnse s.een bds
alatfbous. um cine 1emOniiraiion se'
ON De zbeueruns 5u Deroniiclisn uno
Gus 1eibsssrdfien Ju ihrsien: DOR:
ouf Ju jnlsmmen! 3u mas brnuhi
sssbr 6dnfette, ipenn iuir tein grob ba'
bsn7. Dit GneIdnoer. bic nasiirlid
itinA Wnrt perhnnen. bislttn ben ara
ipon fiir cine ibneH kreiitit DDdtion
NIB trnien. 6eitflnihen unb 9afnen'
t.iter fdptnltnb. ouf ben BaIsou. I'm
ssh ourh sob[Iofe Nerbeueuastn su
fsoonisn. Aas fdlitkJih bic polistl
Sinfhriit. Iogte Der qoro Wonol
Gtrpna peripunbtEl unb entriiitet. ma
,rm bsnn oiele fiir ibn unb ftine De
aItittr 10 fhmtineI6ofte aunbstbuns
Dtrbinber. irerne.
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SohaHntBttaisE
Uiuspc&2
D1Aen, "a. Gept. Nm Wcuiai
iSl 1xf I'm 3etsnniDt1aIsS ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25

leternn. VsrFen, "a. Sept.
bier turfirt bas geriiht, bcb ber obe
axIehte Gmcb Mobomneb Ali Mir3i.
ser mil feinen RebelIen tiirjliM bon
ben Msgierunestruppen gd4In9en
ipcrben mar, tnttpeber In be 0sfuns
etnf&dIt osraihen sbsr -oetsbtst uers
ben III
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29

Some OF our town psople talk beeause
the Free Press gives nice notices to the
Emporia State Normal and the Agricul
tural college. Presidents Hill and VS.
ters AMI their faculty send notices to
all papers and get ell the papers to
tell the people. They believe in pub
Iieity an5 get it freely.
The lays State Normal thinks It can
build up by ignoring the newspapers.
The Free Press has invited its ro-
iioes ard the Principal sends nothing
unless it can &c in as be writes il, but
the old Free Press has its own writer's
who Try 20 make its news readable and
original and has succeeded % years.
Maybe it is their way to build up
the school. Is it doing so7
Students come here, work hard 70
have commandments and entertain
ments g success and veEg properly ex-
pect lice notices, ard when they fail
TO receive therz and learn why they
very properly sour on the school.
The many outside students here las!
Saturday worked hard, they expected
nice notices and some left their ad-
dress and their remarks were far from
complimentary when theu found there
would be no notices as the ueWpaper:
had no invitation to send reporters
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29

George Grsss was transacting busi-
ness in Z. c. this week
The Freshmen of the Normal enjoy
ed jolly hay rack ride Thursday eve.
Peggy will sure arrive with her big
beauty chorus this Saturday morning.
Judd Bell goes next week to SsIina
as a delegate to the state convention
OF the Modern WOodmen.
No one win miss John Adkins more
than old George Ingeuthron. He never
needed a friend but John was there.
Spectacular. scenicaL and mechanical
effects in the Peggy show this Satur-
day night well worth seeing.
Bzn Ash was here this week and took
bis daughter, Miss Hattie, to Ottowa
to visit her grandmother.
Philip Jacobs got in this week car
load of Pop cases and empty bottles
for this summers trade.
Don't miss the big snow baI'- scene
in Peggy from Paris Saturday eve
MRS. DR.. Marty is spending a couple
OF weeks at CofeyviIIe. Kansas, visit
irg her parents Mr. & Mrs John Krugg
and her brother DR.. A. A. krugg.
Judge W. s. Glass of Topeka was
here over Sunday consulting with John
0'Laughlin and other local stockhol-
deFs regarding the erection of $50, 600
stamp mill On the property Of the Sc
curity cold Mining Co. in California.
The Normal and other Regents were
here thoroughly inspecting the work
and finding out what the Governor wan
ed to know and will report to him.
At Pittshurg, after their visit there,
they asked the resignation of Principal
Russ, for although he vas very popu-I
Lar in the towp, with the faculty and
Students, il years built up the school
to 750 and 4 1000 students, they did
not consid r him big enough for the
priieipalship.
The Odd Fellows and Rsbekah lodge
90 strong, went from Hays Wednesday
morning 10 the state encampment, all
carrying canes, with C. H. HoInqaist
as Presid mt Of the Gol1sa Belt Asso-
cIstion IN the party. Andy Steiner "a
the Marshal of the day. The train
came with 1e from QaiLtsr and Grain
field. 45 and the bard from Ellis. At
Ellsworth they were given a grand
reception and had good time. getting
no Ae early in the morning
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
A request by the Board of
Health of fsitv of Hau

A request by the Board of
Health of City of Hays.
The hot season and the fs-bredjng
season, which ls the diseasz breeding
season. Il now at hard. As means
of preventing the spread or disease and
sickness of every sort a. far as possi-
bic, snd causing our city to make be
most cleanly appearance possible. 20
that all strangers, and those z-ho
would like to inysse and live here, nav
receive the most favorable impression
OF Hays as a good place 20 plant pie-
ney sHF live, We most earnestly request
OF all OR people 70 set ezide sUfieir Ils
time 70 make thoroughly clean nc
sanitarY all Eots. parcels Of ground and
premises, as well as ali sbustinz sIleys
and streets and that Esse sane nay
always be kept free from all weeds
rubbish and filth OF any and every kied
and in the mos1 sanitary and Inviting
coudition.
The Beard CT HeaIshan6 City sztfo.
itias have dssignated WEDNRSDAY Y.
Nay Sd zs tbe dsg shen tie spes a
cleaning Is 70 Be done A strict ccn
plisuee With this most rational and res
sonabIe n guest VIII save az property
osners and occupants both tzozbIe sns
ezsensr- Very rsspeetfasly,
A. Saith G 4 EazkEess
En HaE CRY Bozs5 q HesltA.
Gee 3 sazsszs sesk
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
eoHEUlaox At ST. esRE's cHUaeH \ RITs

Sunday. April 23d q scene vas Wit
messed at St Jofeph's Church, most
inspiring 10 itself, ard glsd5eninz 20
everv heart treasuring faith IN those
words of Christ: This is nv body =
(Luke p -19) This was receiving OF
Holy Comuunion for the first time by
q class of So boys znd "a girls, accom-
panied by number OF boys and girls
Of previous classes. At s.m. they
were led il procession from the school
TO the church, where the tastefuIly
decorated aitsrs were already agloE
with the light of many candles. those
fitting .emblens OF Christ, the Light or
the Worl6, and little reminders OF the
self consuming lcye we shall bear 70
God A ter The gospel of the mass,
the celebrant. Rev. Father Charles,
pastor of the church, in touching words
described to the children the ineffshle
love which Jesus shows IL nourfshing
our soul in Holy Communion with His
own Flesh aed Blood, and sdmonishing
them to ever live worthy of the grace
ard love bere bestowed upon them
BC[1 DzIOES auG dLLCE OOnL1ufftOl the
e6tire class recited in COMMON shot
prayers, expressing in ehildIik= simpi.-
city the sentiments that must I'll TIE
heart on s1ch IN occasion.
The moze casrmiDE sight, haweves,
VAS 20 see the li;:Ia ones in per feet or
der approach 70 receive the Holy Gem
munion ana TO bzhoIj on their eounte-
nancee, as they returned, the reflection
of holy peace ard jog, known 10 those
Only who have iastej the same hspDi-
ness. At 2 pm the children again
assembled for VesFers and to BE- placed
under the spScial protection Of the
Blessed Virgin by he enrolment II ,
she scalpuIsr OF Our Lady OF Mount
Carmel. TIE celebration closed with I
Benediction OF re Blessed Sacrament |
and toe gr2rd hymn OF Thanksgiving. /
Te DsDgn.
AZ the ehiidren left the church, s1r
prise awaited them. Our genial photo :
grspher, " J. WOOD was II wastfsg 1
with his camera . psEpetuate il1e /
scene, aud stcceedsd in making oGS of /
the most unique ard Eucce ssfui gro0pe
pictures ever taken IN our city.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
John C. Adkins Dead

Our city was again startled an We'd
nesdsy by the news az the sudden
dealh of eur fellow citizen, John c.
Adkins. He was up town as usual on
Tuesday. taken sick duriDg the night,
bat rallied, but about 2 p. N. q stroke
OF heart disease took him to the other
shore, leaving g hest OF friends WHO
win miss him, as he cane here IA 1878
and every body vas his friend.
He vas born at ElkkerB, Wis. 66
5ears age. came 20 Kansas in 1873,
married AIiss Gertie, da1ehter of "
Smith IN 1888. ard have one of sbe
prettiest homes n oer city, where the
funeral viii be ID at 2:so this satus.
day AFTERNOON. She has the sympathy
of cur whole eamnuHlty.
The Asyor requests that 81 business
houses elose from 2 TO 4 pm. in nono1
Of Cur late business associate.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
FREE PRESS the Best in the Co.

FREE PRESS the Best in the Co.
Yes, this Saturday morning Peggy
and her beauty chorus viii arrive.
Farmer John Taueher of north of
Ellis was in town Monday on business
Don't miss the mechanical scenic and
spectacular effects in Peggy's play this
Saturday night. Brought with them
and used IN all their shows.
Don't fail to secure your seats early
for the big New York show Peggy
from PariE'' at GAR. hall this Satur-
day night, April 29th.
W. Il. Keller of the department of
biological sciences at the Empo-Ia state
Normal has been granted q leave OF
absence until September and has enter
ed the University of Chicago for post
graduate work.
= The City Barahan mas orders to ar
rest anybody found riding bicycles on
the sidewalks. automobiles who fail to
have lights in front and back red one
lit at night. And to stop ball playing
and pitching horseshoes on the street
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29

The entertainment that the Civic
League promised 20 the citizens of
Hays few weeks ago is to be given
May 18th in the Normal Auditorium.
They have secured the service of Miss
Rubie A Simon, impersonator and dra-
matte reader, who will give to the cit
izens a play in four acts, impersonat
ing ten characters, entitled Polly Of
the circHS which is very highly
spoken where given. Watch for the
announcements and arrange to attend.
Admission Children 25 cents
General tickets 35c. Reserved so cts.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
Pocket Book Found.

On the streets of Hays last week
a pocket book or LADIES' hand bag
was found having money etc in it.
Owner can have by describing and
pay ing expenses Come see u.
Topeka society news announces the
engagement, and June wedding, of
Glen Jones ef Wakeanev, son of Doc
Jones, to Miss Juia WelIhouse of
LeaVenworth and Topeka, a former
Washburn college student where both
attended school.
Prof. Martin feels Justly proud of
the success of his Ellis scholars in the
contefts last Saturday. But few en-
tered hut all captured PRICES. Miss
Sabra Eppler captured the prizes for
reading. Guy Waldo far his Grafton;
throwing the discus. also the shot pu;
Geo Rippey won first, Guy Waldo 1si
IN high jump.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
Farm for Sale

A 800 acre well improved farm g snd
a half miles rorth OF Ellis. Good house
barn, plenty Of water, fenced and cross
fenced. VIII sell with OF without crop.
Price and terms reasonable. Phone
No. 3O5 Ellis, OF address
John Taucher,
Ellis P. O., Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
Cottage for Rent.
A nice three room cottsgs. close to
Normal See
]. III. Schaefer.


o. Tuesday, April 26th was the 5Oth
anniversary Of the marriage If Mr. and
Mrs Alex Philip, and 4sh Of their scn
WIilism- On Tuesday evening Ars- "
Ho.lenbeck ard "Wednesday evening
Mrs. Wann entertained at s o'e din
in their honor.
Next Thursday is pension day. May
4th. snd the old soldiers and the sol
diers' Widows who desire as 70 tx their
vouchers viii find us in our rev Office.
across tha street They and We have
climed the stairs for ever I5 years. We
greet ysr on the ground floor
We viii be there at $50. before the
morning train starts
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
our NEW OFFICE

Next week ne expect to be in our
new office on south Chestnut street,
across the street from our present Of
fee Come see US.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29

The snow ball scene in Peggy from
Paris is grand. See it Saturday night
Subscribe for the Free Press
And get all the best Of news.
Watch for Peggy's arrival with ber
big beauty chorus this Saturday night.
Herman Feitz is back home from his
eastern trip and reports a good time.
Commissioners proceedings this week
crowd CUT lots of interesting matter
We had prepared.
Judge RuppenthaH and Attorney Kea
gey went to Logan county this week to
attend court.
Miss Mary Ryan spent several daVs
visiting Miss Amy Swires at their love
ly home over in Lookout
Mr. & Mrs. Cunningham of the Exp
station attended wedding at Manhat-
tan this week.
Papers say the snow ball scene in
Peggy from Paris is worth the admis-
sion price. This Saturday night.
B. n. Dreiliug is adding a fine and
large addition to bis residence in the
north part Of town.
Judge Glass of MarysvilIe, Kas. and
Jack Sheppard of Ft. Scott visited n.
A. Brown in our city this week.
Russell sent 16 contestants and fifty
visitors here last Saturday. Wakeeny
and Stockton also &c Mt lots Of visitors,
The leaves on the trees are begin
ming to show the leaves and another
week our city will be forest of green
The stone walls of the Beeler build
ing are up and roof on.
The brick walls of the Oldham gar
rage are ne arly completed.
On Monday some of the Seniors and
J0niors at the Normal piled into the
Sites bay-rack for days outing at the
Swires ran:ke, but it grew CLOUDY so
they picniced on the creek IL the park
A man sUppos ID to be crag5 was
picked mp Wednesday evening by the
sheriff on the road in the east end of
town, but it was found TO be another
Jerry Simpson rehearsiDg his speech.
A t'Ta& Day" is TIE next on the Iist
for the benefit of the Civic lie Ague.
The dates set are the days of the Bar
hecqe ia be held here the fore part of
June. Watch for fu. tGer announce
menfs-
This aun6ay the regular Quarterly
Gommunl. service will be held at II
a m, in the PreEby tsrian church.
This service has be IN postponei for
various reasons. All the members are
expected to be present.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
HEAD ACHE? EYES PAIN?

If you have any OF the above symp-
toms consult US first before wasting
Money on cheap remedies and maglc
cures
Ove. 90 per cent of Headaches and
Head troubles are caused by abnormal
eyes. The proper fitting OF glasses
1iIl put an end 10 the strain imposed
gpon the eyes and thereby stop the
aches II. G. Schultz & Son
Eye Specialists
HAYS Kansas
Work Wanted
By men By meu and teams
Firm or tnEsl. wSrk. Charges reason
asle. Send cord to OF Phone the
Free Press at Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
Eve and Bar SURGEON

Eye aH0 EaF surgeon
Or. II. jay Brown, the SaIinE eye
ard ear specis list viii be at the Bruns-
Eiek Hotel. MONDAY May 9Th;
At WAKEENEY, Tuesday. May 9Th
At ELLIS "Wednesday May 10th;
AZ Russell THURSDAY. May 11th-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
TEACHING FORCES IN SIEH EsyeETBEH
NsIHUII0NS AE RE eHRIHk4


Reports coming from the Etate ed
ucatiOnaI iRstituiioas sndieasa that
there IS good desI az worrying among
the State employees at the different in
stisutiers Oh account OF possible re-
duestOn Of the forces at the schools IN
der this new plan OF management.
Gov. Stabbs has called a meeting of
the Commission on higher education
on business basis, csaprising the Is
regents and heads OF the Lhree insii-
tutions aai st that meeting the Cover
nor has set down three propositions I'd
be considered and one of these is
-"9hsthsr OF rot the teachers ars
giving dollars worth of work foR g
dollar the state pays them aa6 II there
are not some useless msmbers OF ths
faculty Of the different institutions.
The insestigatiOns asked has canseC
eOHsternzsion and alarm.
AZ tat nesting they are to repor
on the incidental expenses charged o.
expected OF students for every parposl
whatsoever IN ALL departments. ant
to make those expenses as low as pos
sible. ut is due that parents -szl
knoz definitely what the tessI expen
ses shall be- To pat : stop 70 50 ma
NJ school incideutsss.
Sd The naR5sr and grade OF ciasse
ta1gns 6asly by each professor, TIE AZ
eEags number af sfudents ettspdiu,
saek esass, etc.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
Red Cane seed for sale

1 offer for sale at my farm Ii miles
rorth of Focemento, er Phone 916 in
Hays circuit. choice matured Red Cane
seed for planting. at 81, 80 a buehel.
VIM. Solomon, Zuriek P.O. Kas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
GEess wfnaow KMmea

AEfSSS$ zAAgOH frames
for Sale Two large window sashes;
one z By feet. tie other By 8 feet.
Good for hot house purposes See 81
nv honss opposite Garage. See
or pkOre ne n a VOSS
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29

at the Enporia State Normal 252
students are enrolled for the sprirg
term who have rot been in sttt n5snce
at any previous term of the current
school year, ard their total enrolment
this year 10 roy 2353. That's the kind
Of enrolment that builds up and pleas
es G city. Churches and sunday schools
cro&ded and residences all ever the
city full OF student bdarders.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29
Dry Farming Congress

Last Saturday Regent Taylor and
Prof Webster Of the Exp station met
here with the President E. D. Wheeler
and The Executive committee OF the
Dry Farming Congress of Karsas and
a program arranged for a Farmers
meeting here before harvest.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-04-29

The Summer term of the Emporis
State Normal school begins June 9Th &
continues until Aug. 3rd and from the
announcement sent by President Hill
to this offlce. it promises to be grander
thau ever, if possible, and the expense
very low with county examination for
teachers certificates the same days as
at home,