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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
aleine 4,pli3einadB dBridt dttes,

Auauft Renior, ipobnbaft on
ss.ffsrIon Mpe.. melnett seftern i'm po<
llseibduptquartier. Dnb er an Der Wtit
2. gtrnbs BON sipei MGHnern ansefols
len, nieberseIhlagtH uno um cine
ipertlpo1s 9aidenubt bsronbt ip0rben
fsi.
Wm. Gdllaban. bon Ro. 1923
SadIcn Gtrabe, tbeilts ben poli5iittn
9rinf uno aubr frib ssftern Wcrgtn
nit, bah Or in ber Wirtbihoft bts
Moberi Robinfon, gd<Nine unb Court
Gtrabe, ipdbrsno einss Gireites in ben
Noden aeitohen iporb<n Iti. Die 20
lisi5ten ptrbaftei,n ben Wirtb Robin
ION unier Der Antloss Der lebtrtres
tung bss WitternuHtsseltses. f0ipis
ben 5cfeph o. Wntfon, einen friibertu
Ghanftt[Iner hs 2oidls. unter ben
WsrbnGte. bem Gduohun Die Gti6s
tpunbe beisebra4t su bdben.
Der 81 SABRE oIts Gtrabenbobn.
aneeitsllie G<nrD Rpon. BON go. 74S
Msf 4. GtroBs. tpairbe stiterH 5n FIJI.
Der Worsenitunbe an btr 8. Mptnu'
unb Gtcne Gtrnbs BON 3ipei Negtrr
ongsfdIen ann blir6fuht. Die N6n,
Der fnnben nihts Diitnebmsnsipertbt
an ibrtm Dpfer por, iDesbaib lie II
ibrer Wutb unb Gniiduf6uns benz al.
ten Manue cine f4psrs 1sa4t griisel
peristteR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
Dies nab Oas.

Gum ftdOtiiaen 5ilfs fsSnseni.ur
an Steue bon 5. Raiinsip, Der pie
berihiet, Dor siuigsn Iagen reilgnirt
Bat, fpurbe gsitern BON Sngsnisur
Mdite elm Sngenisur bon austpGrts,
8. s. Morie Don 2ouispilIe, an., ers
nanHi. Der angsblih Elm Grpert uuf
bem Gebiet oss Ibsusstanalpsisns
lift.
Die 9rspsrs 9igiIanee Soeistp
lieb scfiern Rupor 6unt einen geriht
nnterbteitsn, aus ipeldtm berporsuses
ben Iheint, baB Der gefebl bes Mapors,
laut ipeIhem in perrufenen 5duiern
tsine 5pirituoien pertauft tpsroen
biirfen, sroblih mibnhtet fpirb. Der
8sriht tpurb, osm poli3eihef Sation
iiberg,ben, Der Die n0tbissn Saritts
tbun niro.
- Wanor Sunt tpirb in 3utunft bic
abboltuns uon ganaptrgniisen in Gel.
lege 6in nidt msbr seitntien. Cine Gs=
legation Don gurgsrn bon College 6ill
.prpteitirte gsitern gtgen oerartise
Dersniisunsen, bic in Der leBisn 3eii
pon eintm hieiigsn 1anslebrer in Der
soipn Son in College 0in perunital.
tet tpurnsn unp bisftm proieit pirn
Rennung setragsn iDeroen.
Sm itdotilaeu 8ouamt ipurben
geitern bis folgencen 8auerlaubniBs
fheine tr,pirit: 6. 6. aaftin. 2aitOdis
aes Wobnbaus an Der Wine nobs ber
unipsrfitp 4benus, $4,000; 6. W
Cooper, sipei 2aItOdise WobnbGuier
an Der Wausbn Strabe unbe Der Uni.
psriisp aDsnus. is S225o; Gsau 8
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
40 Nro5fnt
Giir bic 9lftiunGre Der Sneen Gitp
Sapings 9auf & Srnit So.
in Ei1t.

Die 9lttionGre Der Queen gitp
Sapin9s gant &c 1ruft Co., pelde in
Der propibent SdDinss 8ant &c 5rliIt
60. aufgesangsH ift. erbielteu geitern
sinen bstaiuirten Qusnsis pon ben aiz
quioirungsz Iruitees, aus bem berDorz
gsbt, oaB nod etpa S63,908 in Atz
tisn gu Itquioirsn iino, pogegen bic
groptbent SO. nod INNER Nnipruh
iibsr $203, $50 auf 9runo Der Depoii.
tentonti bat, iDslhe lie bel Der Ser
Ihmef5uns ubernabm.
Die lotal=9lttipa bagegen reprdien.
tiren bic @ertbe, pie tie in ben 8uz
6ern Der Queen Gitp gant singetraz
oen iinp unb tommen ben beutigen
Wartttrertben berielbsu ni6t eleih.
oSn benz 4uspeis lit Die aIte Qnoers
ion 9as go. nit 100000, bas 6ppos
tbetens 3drleben in grootlpn nit
100000 unp bic 5proerurg gegen bic
Columbus, Rstp-4lbanp &c SDbnss
tofpn Traction SO. nit $180,000 an
gefiibrt. Dies iinb Die brei Shmers
3snstinner, pelhe bic S6pterlgteiter
fir bic gant berporserufsn buben,
Die 5orberung Der 9ropioent so. III
isit benz IeBt.n 4uspeis BON $4,000
Dor iIsben Wlpnaten I'm $188,000 re-
ou3irt rporben uno ss lit 4usiiht porz
hunben, naB bic attiondre. pel6e BE-
fiirhtsten, 2llles periieren 81 miinen
etpa 40 grossnt ibrer ginldgen gu
riidsrlanssn tpsrosr. 10 bdB lie strpt
! $50 per 2Ittie perlisren. ba lie ur
| ipriinglih S120 fir jeoe cerTeI6eH be
3ablten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12

Ger sr einen ein3jgen grGIiOentitiftss
tsruin BON Iehsjdbriger 8auer betiir.
rprtete. Gr iagte. DoB eine Iplde
tonititutipnelIe Qenberung Dem ameria
tanii6en @oIt oas vbef6dmenoe
S6auipiel" erIpuren piiroe, oaB eia
4rdiibent Ser Ser. Stauten, opn sinem
Irmss5Sffi3ier uno Pripatpetettios
umgeben, oas 2anb burhreiie uno pp-
Iitii6e Reoen b1Ite, in peneu er 81 ieia
ner si9enen 8ieoererlpobIung autfor&
bert
rgs mar elm ungliitli6er Sag fir
eieTes 2uuo," iagte Der Senator, raIs
elmer ietner bsIiebteIten, btitinguirtss
item uno a6tbariten 8iirser Diefes Sp-
ITEM tnaugurirte, inoem er als graIi-
osntIhuftstanpioat 9elegationen in
isinsr @phnuRg empfing unb NIT
linen pplitiI6e Jragen beiproh, pora
geb!ih um Iie psrIonlih su infornttren,
thatIdhlih aber um feline 2lnIidteu
rem gun5en 2uno 5ur GenntniB 5u
bringen. Dies mar Der 4Hfano zines
ihlehten uno burhaus unentlhuloba-
rem 8ebrau6s, ourch pel6en oos bobe
Grt oes 4rdfoenten auf bas Qipeau
besjenigsn zines GOuntpz gDlititers
berabas5errt pOroen it,"
SIN llsbrigen beitdfti9te fih Der
Senat uusf6lieBIith nit ben genIipnss
pprlagen. pdbrenD oas ReprdientaHa
tenbaus nod Den aterbau.Gtat in Gr-
pdeung bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
Mus Der demifden Mdfdersi

-. aus Der hemifhen Wdfdersi
BON Jranf Bolger, No. 637 Weit 6.
Mpenhe, fpurben seitern arpei 4naiige
i'm Wertbe BON $50 seitoblen. Der
eine 4n3us tpurbe ipdter in tur5er
Gntfernung BON 8olger's Gdben dlif
benz Seitentpeee an Weft 6. 4pe. lie<
genb sefunben. 8olser tbeilte Der
YoIiaei ben Qdmen zines Wiannes NIT,
ben er i'm 8erbadte bat, ben Diebftuhl
begangen 5u bdben.
Don einem Dor 9eoben's Mirtb=
ffaft an Central abenue, ndbe 5.Str.
itehenben grpreBpagen tpurbe geiterr
4benb Elm aiinfs9daonsntrug nit
Gberrp i'm Wertbe bon $40 gsitobIen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12

Rad langer Snhe idJlieklih in Gbi.
eagD Derbaftet.
Spa aud mandye Spier in Ginrin
nati gefnnoen baben.

Der Gbef Der Gebsimpoli5ei Ralpb
grafpforo purbe eeitern BON Der go
li3sibebOros bon gbieaso benahrihz
tiet, bab Jrau DorotbD Gardner
amorp. AS Sabre aft, anseblih cine
bsriihtists gbsdI9Dinolsrin, ipelts
i'm porigen 5srbft aud in bieiissr
Staot cine tilr3e 9aitrous ssgebsn bat.
in gbieaso perbaftet unb 3ur WerFiis
gung Der 8eborben BON Cos angeles,
Gal., feItgebalten pirb. Die 9efangens,
lpel6e i'm porigen Rooember BON Weit
Rewton, Wtaii,, mad Cincinnati gss
/ tommen mar. ioa bic syiinfts Gritts
Rationalbant BEL elmer gbsdtrans=
aftion um $46O bsf6pinbelt hubsn.
auBerosm ioa iie 6errn :. .. Wbtte,
iebiasn Superinienoenten Oss 3us
flu6tshauiss, iofpie ben ReItsoHpalt
Grant Burnett mittsls pertbloisr
,Gbeds UNI sroBere 8etrd9e srleihtsrt
babsn. Bic Jrau, pslhe einen iehr
biitinauIrien uno pertrdueneriDedenosn
ginbruf madt, mar Gnpe Ropember
| i'm y. 90. s. u. Gebduoe abgeitiegen
uno bate Dorgegsben, nud gincMnati
eetommen 3u iein, nm Wtdteridl ilr
cine Serie BON Irtiteln iiber ySocial
Ssttlement Wort" fir cine 3eitihrift
3u fammeln. Quf bieis Weiie tpuroe lie
nit mebreren angeiebenen 9amen be
tannt. auf peIds Tie iih berief, als
| fie i'm DECEMBER sinsr auf bic 9ant
BON Weit Retpton, Wah.. uusgeitelten
Gbet bon $500 in Der 5iinfteH Erits
ten Rutiondlbant beponirte. 8spor oe,
gbed nit benz 9ermert .aeine 5onos
BON Der Weit Reipton gdnt Suriidtom
bate bic Shtpinolerin IS Deriicnoen
ouf ben gbsd $3.50 gu sisben. 8el
8iseprGiioent Der Jiinften 9ritter
Nationalbant erfpirtte ipdter elmer
| Saftbefebl a.gsn bic S6pinblsrin.
BON bem q. 80. 6. u. OebGuot
mar Die Jrau nat Der WobnuHs o.l
Irdu 4ooie S0ffert, go. s Rorfol
Gebdube, on Der s. 4penue uno Gin
StraBe per5ogsn unb battsn, tpdhrenl
iis bort fpobnte, elm. Shreibmafhin
| i'm Merthe Don $65 BON Der Ropdl 60
eetauft unb mit einsm psrthloiel
Gbed bs5ahlt. Ginise 5age ipdte
natm iis in Der 4nna 2ouiIs Snl
Wobnuns unb perihpanb bolo oar
auf aus Cincinnati. um iih naH 60
angel.s. gal., gu begeben, no iis Elm
Rsibe dbnli6er Sdpinoeleien periib
baben ioa. 4uberoem ioa bic Jral
in 8oiton uno anbsren Std6tsn Dc
Oitens ibr untpeien setris6en unb in
folg. hires iiheren. biitinguirten I'M
einn,bmenben 4uftretens SdblreitI
Spfsr ssFunoen haben. Sn Bottom iol
iie ais 6aushilierin fur Sdrds aou;i
arnolo, Dean beg Gimmons goleg
unter benz Rlmsn gitaer M. Gtipi
ibGtis setpefsn fein unb untsr unosrsr
. einen aefGlidteu gbed fir $40 Der
ousaabt boben. Die BON FRI. arnol
ausesiielIten Gmpieblunssihreiben fol
len Der absnteuerin 3utritt gu man
den angsiebenen bieiisen Jamille
perfhofft bnbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
soeaf. 2oriti(6es.

Der erite republitaniIte aanbibat
fir Common pIsas Hihter bat iih
geitern in Der YerIon bes serrn Jreo.
6. 6offman, Witslieb oerJirno 9offs
man, Bobe unb Sc glono, uno duh
bes Shulrnibs, ssm.loet. 9srr 6off=
man bat feline petitionen bereits in
llmlauf seisbt, unb oa bic republiias
niihe Organization beihloiien bat,
ieinen 9anoibaten aufsuitellen, tragen
bic petitionen bic 9ermeriung. odb
9err 9Offman .unparteiiih" lduft.
0eleaentlih bes sSabres Nunietis
Der Cincinnati H.publiean 2eueue.
bas am 90. 2lpril B. S. itattfinoen
fol, pirb prdiibent 5aft laut gsriht
bes aus ben 5srren Matt. 9laier unb
igrant Oustpeiler beitebennen 4uss
ituiIes, Der ibn einselaben bat, oIs
Rsbner funsirsn. gluBer ibm iptroen
nod Bunbes Senator 9beoDpregurs
ton. Qoprenee 2ansbpn unb Warren
y. 6orbins 4niprohen bdlien. Die
aisa bat b<i4loHen. bic qffairs 5u sis
ner notionalen gu seitalteu unb bat
ginlobunsen ausgelhidt, auf tpel=
DE Ihpn mebr als 200 3u=
fogsn aus allen 5beilen bes lanbss
sinsetroffen iino. Die 6erren Jac0t
Shmiblnpp, gbas. 5inih. Ulatt.
Slater unb ,srant Gusipeiler tpurben
ais Gbrtn gmpfanss ausIhuB fit
prdiibent 9nfi srnannt.
Die Greunbe bts otrrn Samuel 8.
Mpper, Aanoibat fir Oelegut su BET
repubIitaniih<n Qationol Ronpens
tipn. bnben seitern benz Mablratb eta
tpd 80 petjtionsn NIT mebr oIs 5000
IlInterl8siftsn unierbrsisst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12

gines alGn3enpsn 8eluhs erfreute
fh am ssitrigen 1ase Die grobs Vlii'
iipnsausitsaung Die Welt in eine
ciunati" in Der Muiitbaue uno od Die
2lnsIteaung nuHmebr bis auf ,perlge
unbsoeutsnbe aleinigteiten pollitanoig
i'm 9etrieb iIt, tpurDen Die 8eiuher
fir ibr aommen reid beiobnt.
Die bauIihen 0eranoeruneen. Die
bonn itGbtiihen 8auinIpettor in Der
Wuii.bals aassorbnst rorben liao
unb beren Ridtburtfiibrung besunnts
lid sur Jolse bate, boB am SCmitag
Gin 5beil Der 4usfsaungsrdumIihtei
ten sefnIpFen iperoen muBts, biloeten
eeittrn oen Oegsnltano elmer aonf.'
ren3 in Der Office pom Wlapor 6unt-
Die Welt in Cincinnati" mar sslss
eentIih bisfer aonfsrsrs bur6 ois
Aerren Rep. u. W. Garbin,r, Gibeon
6. Wilfon, 6. 6. SbipIep. 8. :. 4t.
tins unb 5. u. Wapsr pertreien. NAB
reno Die Gtaot auber ourh Diirser'
meifter CUNT nod bur9 8auinfpettos
Rapp reprdjentirt mar.
Rep. Gardner unb ieine 8egitiiss
iraren onfGnslih iebr entriiftet iibtl
bas Dorsebsn Der itdbtiinen BehDrnen
neil lie beboupteten. baB es iih M,
nm .iIeinIine gbitansn banble uno ou'
berDem iielIten iie bic 8ebauptung ouf
bab lie BON ben sspiinidisn Verdn
berungen obiolut nidts gsipubt bat
fen. herr Rapp ipibsrlsgie jeboh oiei'
Iebtere 0ebauptuns ourt cine 4nsab
Nriefe. Die er felt Januar NIT Der
1ruitees htr Rufiiholls seipehielt pa
unb In oenen er gsnau feline 1orberun'
gen befinirt bntte. AuBeroem Taht
er Rep. Gardner nuf bic shntiuG'
nufmerliam. BOB iros elmer Der Stao
5ugeitenten beIhporenen ausfuat. ipo
nod bic idmmtli1en Ietoratscnsr
feuerfeit irnprdgniri isin iollten. Elm
pberfl6hlidx unierIuhung 3u Gag
sef0rbtrt babe. oaB khr pieIe Tetord
tionsftiide tpie 3unoer brannten. 4n
berbem ipits 6srr Rapp auh nah, bal
teaiialid Der elettriihen NeIeuhtungs
oElaetn iehr Ihiper stiiiHDigt iporotl
fei. Nopor 6uni eob ben 1errsn II
oiirrsn gBorien gu perIte1sn. bdB (
ols Gio6tnbtrbaupt fir bic Gihsrbti
Der DiirserImaft ntrnnitportlin fe
unb ole6 in fsinsr Wlaht Sittknb
tfun piitbs. Inn eiipdigs Deutrtotu
fropben 3u perbinDern unb bic Jcrbe
runetn bss DauinIpettors miiBten ba
ber erfiiGt ipsrben.
Nen. Gorbinsr unh itine HeSleite
srfldrten ii@ aud NIT alien Jorberuu
sen einDeri itanbtn unb pieisn nod. bal
fie iu5ipilhen ndn btIien Ar6fith gar
teitet h6tten, um ben MeiTuugen Ds
fdbtiinen @eb6r0tn n01autommel
uno Die 0ertiefielIung Der Mrbeite'
I'll, Dik Mep. Gorbintn berporbob, nn
bobur9 ttipos per36etst sporben, bu'
& nub feine Jreuuoe anter leine'
1Imqantsn on stHsm Gsantss irosno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
04iMSHadbriAten.

Rem gorf, Il. Wdr5. anget.::
ct. 2ouis pom Gpuibampton.
Yortlanb, Ws. 4nset.: Sicts
lidn pon Glasgow.
philadelphia. anget.: Mani.
tpu pnn Nntiperpfu.
Baltimore. 4nstt.: 8stbania
bon 5onburs.
Bottom. Nnset.: Granconia bon
2iperpool.
gberbpurs. 4bses.: georgs
WaibiugtoE nab Rem Dort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
Qofal . Seridt.
1ui npuen Setrieb
lit umnmebr bic Miiiiomsansittauns
,3ie 0elt in Cincinnati.

Gie ausiieluns erfreute iih ssitsru
zines sIdnasuosn geIuds. = Wapor
CUNT benefit. oob er be5iislih Der
psrlangi.n baulifhen 9erdnosrunssn
pDnis i'm Reht mar. - Gin intersls
iantes prosromm fur ben bsutisen
Gag 3ulammengsitslt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
3 erisRaisN stiien.

S5err @illiam g bmoll, Der
lieoerfrobe Sanger, begebt beltte lei-
nen AZ. 8eburtstag mlb oa miro es
an herslid)en @liiftuiinideii bon Sci.
ten Der anaeborigen mb 3ahIreidcn
,Sreunoe aetpiB niht Ieblen. Cine flei.
lie gorfeier NIT @lildipunih 8ab es
i6on geiterR slbeno i'm engeru Srelin.
oesfreiie in 9lltSeibelberg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
Me6r ais 1000 9erfpnen
in peting unb 5,ieH
Z ! n q pf u
: I'M aetp B I I.

2onopn. u. Uldr5. - Dab in
Der Iesten 8ohe in peting unb lien
Sitn fpenigitens tauieno 9erIonen ees
t6pft poroen iinb, tpiro offi5iea Suges
ftonoen, laut elmer Spe3iaIoepeihe an
ben .0aiIp Selegrapb",
,gsur Der ginieI zines @uitao Dprc
mare i'm Stano, bas bdbIihe Bib All
maIen, bas bic Straben Beings res
prdTeHtiren. Die 5ooten Iiegeu grup.
penpeife lumber; Die SDpfe itno ibnen
bu6itdblih abeebatt tporbeu uuo lie=
gen bo tpobin iie geroat itnb. Selbit
Die Moultbiere unb 9onies- ftnauben
uno ipeieern iih, iih ben srabli9en
@ssenitdnoen 5u ndbern, Inn Delcte
bas prhindre 0siinbsl Iaheno berums
itsbt@, eibt es in Der Depeiche.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12

.Was Du iagt. oIio 3ur gibns
polte SiiffelP"
aommilitOns: .Sa, 'r let thr ober
balo ben Riiden aetebrt."
limb tporum2"
.gr Ioate steta bel fsinsnt sriien
Muftresen Elm 9Ias I1iier ttiaieu.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-12
JnlanO Ie(eQrap6
Mms Der SunoesbanptItabt

Cine b0aft pi6tige Gnti6eibung
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-17
Lone Star

Some more of that good mois-
ture, we are always ready to re-
ceive.
No meeting Sunday night on &C.
count of rain.
w. r. Hoskinson was delegate
to the republican state convention
at Independence. He brought an
auto while there but could not
bring it out on account of bad
roads.
Geo. Morris is pretty sick since
May 3.
Wheat is looking fine.
Nixon Rich, Geo. Lutes and
Will Chance went to Liberal Sun
day to organize a monthly meets
ing there among the Friends.
Quarterly meeting of Friends at
Bethel, this week, May 1888.
Every one invited.
County S. S. Convention at
Rosevalley, Tuesday, May 81.
Everybody come and bring full
basket.
For bIacksmithing. see Roy
Harrison, on the Chas. Hawk
place.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-17
Pleasant Valley

Were are having nice growing
at this writing; and every thing
looks nice.
Listing and planting is the order
of the Gay in this vicinity.
N. M. Renner has been planting
corn the last few days.
Ray Guttridge, is putting Out
a big crop this spring he is going
some with a two row lister.
I. H. Taylor is farming some
of the j. W. Baughman land, this
spring,
q. I. Barker planted corn and
broomcorn last week.
Chas. Weir is putting out a crop
on his claim.
A. M. Barker brought out lum-
Der a few days ago to make cave
A good many here are planting
broomcorn.
Luther Ellis was at the Co. seat
Saturday with a big load of hogs.
Henry Berg of the Hitch ranch,
has been planting kafr corn the
past few days.
j. W. Freeman is farming his
place nice this spring.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-05-17
Harwood Items
Several more good showers.

Several more good showers.
School closed Friday at the
Banner schoolhouse. A program
was rendered in the afternoon that
showed much credit to both teach
err and pupils. Mrs. Evans has
taught a very successful term OF
school. A few visitors were pres
ent.
Maurice Craig was able to be at
school but has to use crutches. His
ankle is slowly improving.
j. H. Burr returned from the
republican convention at hide
pendence, Thursday.
Dee Harvey and family have
been visiting at the home of WE.
Burr.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Shepard, Wednesday, May 8, a
boy,
A. T. Mccormick was a Har-
wood caller Thursday.
Otto Wallace has been staying
at the Burr home during the alb
sence of Mr.. Burr.
Alvin Reno was a visitor here
Thursday.
A. G. Evans and wife are NOV
ing their household goods to a
place near Kismet where they will
farm.
Miss Matte Wallace, our teach
er last year, visited last week here
The Harwood boys went to Ar
kalon Friday, to play of ball with
the team there and were defeated
by one score,
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Obern Observings.
% miles Northwest 0 ( Liberal.

The farmers are all busy plant
ing spring crops.
Good rain Monday.
Mrs. Sloan and Mrs. Hamburg
called on Mrs. Jerman, Thursday.
The S. S. Convention was we'll
attended and all seemed to enjoy
the discussions and singing. Vic
tory and Ethelton S. S. we're pres
emit. The Golden Plains S. s. fav-
ored US with some good singing.
Alvin Downing spent Sunday in
Liberal.
Jerry MILESTONE and family OF
Arkalon, were visitors in this
neighborhood Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edmonds
have returned from their trip to
Denver, Colo, and are at home
to their many friends on the Ed
mond's ranch.
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Erwin Clippings
4 miles east OF Lorena

The wheat is growing fast. Most
of the farmers are double listing
the row crops. A number of land
owners burned the patches of
grass, on May 9Th. to destroy the
young grasshOppers.
Ed. Gray has returned to
Beaver county, to finish his plant
ing. He has been breaking sod
near Liberal.
0. d. Martheny passed through
here Saturday, enroute to Texas,
to take charge of a Hart power
engine to be used in the Panhandle
A. Burch, and John CawlAeld
and families spent Lords day at
Mr.. Beauchamp's.
Tom Snyder and family spent
Lords day at Oren Stotts.
Mrs. w. B. Abrams has been
on the sick list for few days.
Mrs. John Hodges father and
sister in-law are visiting at the
Hodges home Mr.. Bennett of Lo-
Gust Grove, spent Lords day there
they being old acquaintance in
Altus, Okla.
Mrs. Cullins and baby Veds
spent Tuesday afternoon at Cedar
Vale Farm.
Ada, leila May and Miss Hunt
called on the Misses McCants,
Tuesday afternoon.
F. A. Smith preached at EVin
Sunday afternoon.
Everybody invited at 1920 am.
every Lords day, for Bible study
and worship.
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Enterprise Items

A fine rain fell here Monday
and the crops are looking splendid
Mrs. F. M. Carter has been i'll
but is improving.
U. N. Kent left for Hydro, Ok.
Saturday. He will bring several
head OF horses when he returns.
W. L. Rucker and family of
NabiscO, visited at the home of j.
A. Rodgers.
Gladys Kent is visiting with
her grandmother, Mrs. Smith,
near Guyman.
Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Kent called
on Mrs. West Sunday afternoon.
Lila Kimble, lnez Duerson and
lrma Martin visited Goldie Rog
ers Sunday.
Mrs. F. A. Young and Gussle
Young visited Mrs. Wooden's
Sunday.
A socialist meeting was held at
Enterprise Saturday, Prof. Brown
ing of Hooker was the speaker.
The Sunday School at Enter
prise has been discontinued.
M. E. Sullivan visited his baby
at Rev. Gray's the last of the
week.
Mrs. E. j. Young and children
visited Mrs. LETTERS Sunday.
j. w. Smith is looking after the
stock of U. w, Kent, during his
absence.
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WideaWake

School closed Thursday with a
we'll rendered program by the pu-
pills. The exercises showed careful
training on the part of the teacher
Mr.. Martin is a real teacher and
we are glad that he will be in
charge on the morning of Sept. 8.
Ben Richardson carried home the
scholarship in the business college
for the highest yearly average.
Della Jester was neither absent
nor tardy during the whole eight
months.
Mrs. Lillian Mitchner will lee
ture at the schoolhouse Friday
night in the interest of the w. G.
I, U. Mis-. Mitchner is the state
president of the w. G. T. U, and
is a very able speaker.
E. R. Richardson who has been
visiting in the central part of the
state, is expected home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McNab-
ney attended Sunday school here
Sunday. We would be glad to
haYe them with US every Sunday.
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Eureka Items

We are having nice rains and
crops are looking fine.
Mrs. Ed Hudkins' sister and lit
tie boys came from Ponca City,
Okla, last week, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Hudkins' little girl
who was drowned last week.
School closed at Eureka last
Friday. The display OF the chill
dren's work was fine. They also
had a quilt on exhibit that the
schoolmates of little Floyd Ireland
had pieced for him. The pupils
were treated to oranges and candy
All had a good time. Miss Mary
Cory taught a successful term
and all would be pleased to have
her next year.
Levy Newman and wife took
dinner at w. A. Kings Sunday.
G. H. Morehouse and family
took dinner with q. Il. Morehouse
Sunday.
Grandma Newman visited at
Chas. Newman's Sunday.
Mrs. S. A. Capps and Mrs. c..
CapDs of Liberal went to Hastead
Friday, to consult a specialist
there.
Mrs D. Ireland is on the sick
list this week.
Mesdames King and Morehouse
were in Liberal Saturday.
Remember that Brother Groat
will preach at Eureka Sunday,
May 10. Come early for s. S.
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Clyde w. Martin left for his
home near Mound City, Kansas,
Wednesday. He will visit at home
for a few days and then go to EN-
por.a, and enter the state normal
for the summer. The school board
is fortunate in having secvred the
services of Mr.. Martin for anoth-
er year. He will come back to us
prepared to give US the best that
there is.
Bro. Frank Neff preached to a
household of listeners Sunday.
Mr.. Nef has a way of holding the
attention of the boys and girls.
Farmers are busy planting and
preparing to plant, The slogan is
not more acres" but a better
seeded and a thorough cuItiva-
ton of the CROP" Wheat is look
ing fine and the prospects are good
all down the line.
John L. Boles was in Liberal
two days this week as member
of the Board of Reviews.
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Pleasant View
mother fine rain Monday,

Another fine rain Monday,
Messers Wartenbee and Youst
visited at Ladders Sunday.
A-number from here attended
the sale at Mrs. Geo. Gathim's.
Messers. Seward, Delay, Her.
aid and Lowe attended the phone
meeting at Lewis Friday. While
there Will Herold and Oris Delay
visited With Alex Briles.
Mr.. jenkins closed a very sue
cessful term of school here Friday
A large crowd of young people
from Tyrone, as we'll as the pa
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GEO. S. SMITH g. BRO.

irons were there to hear the fine
program which was rendered. Mr.
jenkins has taught two terms
here and a good many wish him
back next year.
Mrs. Lauder and Mrs. Carson
we're at FIoris Sat. and Sun day.