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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
Customs InfOrmers
Get Large Rewards

WASHINGTON. Jan. iI--seeretary OF
the Treasury Maevesgh today awarded
an aggregate Of s75,ooo to two informers
in customs frauds cases.
Joseph L. Payne Will be given So.eoc
for the evidence he contributed in the
Duveen art case and Peter Redling win
receive sss.oco for his services In connec-
ton with the Bradford lining prosecu-
tons.
In the Duveen cases the government re-
covered sl,lsooco by civil processes and
Saooo in fines by criminal prosecutions.
The recoveries in the Bradford lining
cases prosecuted In New York. Boston.
Phiadeiphis. Cleveland and Chicago,
amounted to between $4,000 and sSoaoea
The Treasury department has fund of
10000 TO be used as awards for infor-
nation In customs frauds.
Almost all OF the remaining $500 avail
able for the current fiscal year has been
disposed of in several smaller awards
granted during the last few months.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
Premier Indicates
Russia's Attitude
Toward Mongolia

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. ll.-An ex.
plicit statement on the course OF Rus.
sian diplomacy in the Monaghan contro.
versy was made tonight at the direc,
instance Of n. Kokovsoff, premier and
minister of finance, who is the author
OF Russia's announced policy with re.
gard to that province.
The alleged distorted account OF Rus
sia's action. as given out at Picking
FASTENED the publication which is tanta-
mount to recognition OF the Monaghan
government
Certain circles would have preferred
open recognition at the first application
Of the Mongolians at st. Petersburg and
the grant OF adequate military supplies,
but the condition Of Chinese affairs gave
no reason for haste.
NANKING. Jan. 1l.-There is some rea.
son TO believe the abdication of the Man.
chus has been decided upon, the repub.
leans agreeing TO meet Yuan Shi Rai hail
way regarding terms upon which the ma
tional conventions shall be called.
Wuie uothinb aeihiite mas been sven
out officially. II Is understood that rec.
ignition of the republicans as belligerents
by any one power would be Immediately
effective in securing a settlement salts
factory TO both parties.
Republican military leaders say the &C
ton Of the powers in guarding the rail-
way Is entirely unnecessary. especially As
communication was interrupted by order
Of an impcriaIist general.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
Kills Teacher Who
Refused to Elope
and Himself

wARRESsvII.LE. H., Jan. ii.-ReJee-
ton OF the love OF q friends husband
Gust Miss Edith Smith. a school teacher
in country district near here, her life
Wednesday and caused the suicide OF
sylvester Adams, the husband, all in the
sight Of pupils OF Miss Smiths school,
In Adams pocket was found letter
from Miss Smith In which she said; Il
do not wish to go any place with mar
ried man, especially the husband OF a
dear friend. Please leave me alone"
Another note. ready for mailing and ad-
dressed to the teacher. conveyed threat
against her II she failed to join him.
Pupils, who summoned neighbors. said
Adams appeared and demanded that the
teacher go with him. This was Just as
school was dismissed. She refused and a
quarrel followed. The children watched
through windows and saw the struggle,
the murder and the suicide. Adams had
locked the outer door from the inside.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
Westergaard and
0rdeman Wrestle
Here Next Friday

Manager J. NJ. Gillian announces that
4 completed arrangements for a fin
I, wrestling match between Jess West
hard. the Iowa giant. and Fred orde.
N. the Minneapolis heavyweight. for
night Of January ~ The match will
staged at the Auditorium
vestergaard recently invaded Mlnnea-
IDS and was thrown two out Of three
mes BY ordeman. ordeman took the
Il fall and lost the second, and came
elk by taking the third after long
ege. which lasted almost an hour
anager Gillian has been trying to bring
Csc two men together ever since the
st match. but ordenan held out for
e staging Of II at Des niolnes or Mime
oils. westergaard wanted Omaha, and
rdemsn announced today In telegram
Mr.. uiilan that everything had been
ettled. The preliminaries TO the main
vent will be announced later,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
Jack Johnson Under
Ban in New York

NEW YORK. Jan. iL-lf Frank
oNelll OF the recently created state
athletic commission has anything 10 say
about II Jack johnson will not don a
glove for q contest within the limits OF
New York state. There had been some
talk Of staging short bout here for
johnson as 4 preliminary TO the pro-
POSED match with Jim Flynn in Nevada
But" said Commissioner o'Neill to-
day. this athletic committee was
created TO control boxing and we are
going TO control II. We come to the
conclusion Il is against public policy and
expediency to have johnson box here
This II final
oNeiil added that in the event any
promoters should insist in putting on a
johnson bout here. he would resign.
'.And that" he concluded. would stop
all contests
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
erh were below LILO,
Leaders In Individuals.
Omaha Rifle Club
viii Start Early

Organization Of the new Omaha Rifle
club % expected 10 be perfected within
the next few weeks according to r. T.
Lowering. secretary OF the Omaha Gun
club. who is In charge Of the organiza-
lion OF the new club.
Il think and certainly hope we will
have the organization fully completed
within a few weeks said Mr.. Lowering.
Then We can 90 ahead with the work
OF getting ready for business. We shall
set the targets set up and have every
thing ready 30 that prize contests may
be held weekly as soon as the weather
permits The shooting range will be
laid out on the grounds OF the Gun club.
east OF the Douglas street bridge. and
win DO easy Of access"
Rife shooters interested In the new
club should address Mr.. Lowering at
postoffice Box II. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
PROGRESS FOR PEACE PACTS
New Plan to Amend Resolution Re
moves Objections Of Senate.
TEXT OF TREATIES UNCHANGED
supporterS Measures Encouraged
In Hope for Early Ratification
Following Conference BE-
tween Lodge and Knox.

WASHINGTON, Jan. u.-Supproters Of
the general arbitration treaties with
Great Britain and France today were
encouraged In their hope for early ratl-
flcstion of the pacts when a plan for
amending the resolution of ratification
rather than the treaties themselves
was advanced before the senate commit
tee on foreign relations.
The committee did not act, but the
plan met with favorable comment and
administration officials expressed entire
satisfaction over the outlook.
| The proposed amendment TO the resolu-
ton OF ratification would preserve to the
senate all of its prerogatives and would
be binding on the country.
Tho senate would be given an oppor-
tunity to pass upon all matters to be
submitted for arbitration. but the treaties
themselves would be left intact and no
further negotiations would be required.
This apparent solution Of a vexed situa-
ton followed a conference early In the
day between Senator Lodge Of the senate
committee on foreign relations and Sec
rotary Of State Knox.
The secretary referring to his recent
speech In Cincinnati. declared there was
no intention Of ever abrogating or aoridg-
ing the powers OF the senate.
After a protraeted discussion Senator
Lodse left for the capitol to meet with
the committee. II was understood when
he left the department that there was an
understanding that the new agreement
would set aside the Root and other pend
ing amendments to the treaties.
All OF tho republican members present
expressed themselves in favor OF this
change. but the democrats. including
Senators Stone Of Missouri. Clark OF Ar
kansas. Bacon of Georgia and Hitchcock
OF Nebraska, voiced opposition. So
The proposed amendment which would
leave the treaties intact as submitted BY
President Taft. also requires that the
names Of the members Of The joint high
commission, proposed by the president
on behalf OF the United States, shall be
submitted to the senate for confirmation.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
REPORT PICKERING OFFERED
COACH JOB WITH NEBRASKA

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. iL-Captain Earl
Pickering Of the University of Mlnne-
sofas 1911 foot ball team. has been
offered position as foot ball coach
OF the University OF Vermont, 1t was
announced here today. II is said that
Pickering also has been offered a coach
ing position at the University of Ne
braska, but has not as yet decided upon
any position.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
BEACH PURCHASE PLAN
UP FOR CONSIDERATION

Whether or no; the Omaha Rod and
Gun club win purchase CORTLAND Beach
will be decided upon at meeting Of the
club at the Pome hotel Thursday even
ins. January "A The matter has been
under consideration for several weeks.
but no definite action ye, has been taken.
At a meeting next week the club VIII
either decide TO drop the project or
adopt II and make plans for the purchase.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
DUCKy HOLMES MAY BE
MANAGER OF LINCOLN TEAM

LINCOLN. Jan. l1.-(speciaLl-'D ueKy''
Holmes continues to hang around the
outskirts OF base balloon In this city
and II is generally cons dered that when
the air clears here "Ducky" will be found
in the managerial berth In this city. 1t
is generally understood that Bob ungiaub
will not under any circumstances be the
manager the coming season and probably
will not even be a member OF the team.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
MINERS AND OPERATORS
TO MEET IN INDlANAP0 OILS

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. lin to-
days issue Of the Mine Workers Journal
President John p. White Of the United
Mine Workers Of America Issued an Of
fetal call for joint conference OF min
ers and operators Of the bituminous coal
states. PENNSYLVANIA. West Virginia.
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois. to be held
here January s The annual conven-
ton Of the miners will open here next
Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
WESTERN GLASS COMPANY
STOCK DAMAGED BY FIRE
cFrOm a staft Correspondent

LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. L-lspecial
Telegram l-Firs In the store Of the
Western Glass and Paint company today
did damage OF $1,000 TO the stock and
$500 to the building. both covered by
insurance. The firemen had a hard time
Of It with the temperature six below
zero, but by hard work confined the fire
to one corner OF the building. though
the stock of paints and glass all through
the building was badly damaged BY heat
and water. An explosion. supposed to
be that Of barrel Of oil. caused part Of
one fIoor to collapse and for q time It
was feared some Of the firemen had
been caught but this proved to be
groundlexe.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12

Seven sporting celebrities who promise
to be among the busiest OF all during
the year 1919. Upper row. left to right;
Martin sheridan OF New York. discus
thrower and all-around track star. who
is preparing for the olympic games;
Tyrus Cobb, Detroit Tiger star out
fielder; Frank Schultz. Chicago Cubs
home-run swaiter; John Paul Jones Of
Cornell, mile champion runner. Below.
eft TO right: George Bonhas. two-mile
record holder: Hans Wagner. the Pitts
burgs Pirates great shortstop, and
Knockout Brown, who Is after the light
selght title Of Ad Wolgast.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
De ORC GETS LEAD IN FIRST
BLOCK OF BILLIARD MATCH

DENVER. Colo. Jan. fi.-Alfred De Ore.
worlds three-eushlon billiard champion.
tonight secured a lead OF Is points over
Joseph Carney Pacific coast champion.
In the first block Of their iio-polnt match
for the title. scoring 80 to carneY's Il.
De ORC was at his best and shot con-
fidentiy from the opening OF his effort
to retain his title and the Lambert trophy.
A practical demonstration Of his mastery
OF safety shots left Carney helpless.
Carney was In good form. but was un-
able TO run more than three. while De
ORC thrice scored five In an inning. Sixty
four innings were required to make the
90 points.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
DIES MONIES DOES NOT WANT
MbnM0UT-PEDERS0N BOUT

DIES MONIES. Ia. Jan. u.-~Des
Moinss soes not want wrestling matches
which the Chicago authorities have
branded with suspicion" said Mayor
Hanna today in reference to the an
nonncement that the Mahmout-Pederscn
match might be brought here. Further
moss." he said. this city will not toler-
ei matches which are not on the square
in every detail I am not saying that
this match is fixed one, but 90 long as
Mayor Harrison has Indicated II Is not
wanted IN Chicago. Dss Mosnes can get
along without IT.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
Despair Says he Will
Keep Conrrol Of Club

LINCOLN. Seb. Jan. f.-D. 4. Des-
pain. president OF the Lincoln base bail
cluhs In a statement today said he had
received such encouragement as to war
rant HIM in saying he would retain
eeasroi Of the franchise and clsh. and
would cease negotiations with the Lin
coin Commercial club looking to a sale
81 part interest In the club. Despair
sAid al plans for the transfer OF the
club 70 another city were OF. and the
properly wouio remain IN LINCOLN.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
CRACKER JACKS ARE SECOND
1oyce Team, with Big Handicap,
Wins Laurels at Tourney.
NEW LEADERS IN THE DOUBLES
Hansen and Landwchrkamp Jamp
Into First Place, with Grand
Total OF I,2Te-uany
Coed scores Made.

The Boyce Cracker Jacks Of the Magic
City league with q handicap Of 90 pins.
and the Farrell syrups with 3s pins,
threw a genuine surprise Into the City
tournament dopesters last night. The
Boyee team with a asis grand total.
jumped into second place and the sticky
boys took third with ana
Hansen and Landwehrkamp jumped
into. the lead In the doubles. shooting
i.iA and with q 10 handicap which
brought their grand total TO i.ns. Both
are new men In the game and their
shooting was phenomenal. Fritcher and
Lepinski look like champions In the
doubles with 4 ms total. They had .
handicap Of o. making their score i.2S2.
No change In singles leaders resulted
from last pisht's work.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12

BEATRlCk. Neb., Jan. ll.-fspeclall =
Three games OF basket ball were played
at the Young Mems Christian association
last evening. The first game was be-
tween Beatrice and Falrbury. the former
winning By the score % IS to Il In the
second the B1raca team defeatzd the
Business College team By the score OF
to l. and the Beatrice High school Sec
ond team defeated the Young Mems
Christian association second team by the
seore OF = 70 IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
Pal.ee in vIrnnn RurnIng.

VIENNA. jan u.-Fire destroyed
considerable portion OF the palace Of the
Archduke Frederick In this city last
night Besidss the structure. which was
badly wrecked. great many valusbies
and paintings were destroyed The fire
Fiarted IN the apartments Of the Arch
duchess Isseells- VIE Of the Archduke
Frederick
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
.Zbyszko Wins from
Jesse Westergaard

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. ll.--zbyszko
won two straight tails from Jesse West
orgaard Of Des Molnes tonight zbyszko
won the first fall In one hour and two
minutes with a far-srm and body hold
and tho second IN seven minutes AMI
twelve seconds with head scissors.
which he worked into a reverse nelson.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
WATER IN ST. LOUIS PUMPED
INTO CITY MAINS UNPURlFlED

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Has = result Of the
threatened water famine here. 81.
Louisans drank boiled water IN an effort
to avoid typhoid fever which officers Of
the health department said would result
from the consumption Of unpurified
water pumped into the city mains direct
from the river.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
HYMEEEAL-.
DeEer-FiatunE.

FAIRBURy. Neh., Jan. ii.--tspecal1--
Mis- Clara Lucille F1atung and Charles
A. Deger were married Wednesday Morn
ing at the catholic church. Rev. Father
J. J. Carey officiated and q large number
Of friends and relatives Of the contracting
parties witnessed the ceremony. The
church was handsomely decorated. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a sumptuous we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home OF
the brides parents at I'D E street The
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and hrx
Peter Flstung add was raised and edu-
Gated In Jefferson county. The groom b
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs Carl Deg.r and
is also a product of this city. He at
tended the Fairbury schools and Is en-
gagged In business at present Mr.. and
Mrz. Dexer win commence Housekeeping
at once.
Beckwith- ormsby.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Jan. us-tspeeiali -
Harry Bsekwfth Of this city and Miss
Helen ormsby Of 81. Joseph were mar
RED here last evening by Rev. L. G.
Brown. The groom Is engaged in the
drug business in this city with his
father. o. w. Beckwith.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
OMAHA PIRATES TAKE ON
SOME FAST BALL TEAMS

The Omaha Pirates basket ball team
viii play the fast Co. f basket ball team
at Shenandoah Friday night. and will play
the Beatrice Young mems Christian Rsso-
citation team, touted as being the best In
the state. at the Omaha Young Mems
Christian association Saturday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
Beekwith-ormsby.
sentences 20 Eixhteen Months.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. H--kobert O.
stein. arrested In Washington. d. c..
charged with using tie mails for fraud
uient purposes. pleaded gui!rr and was
sentenced TO eighteen months in tie fed
eral prison at Fort LeavenEorth today.
Ernst Stein. e brother, an alleged accOm-
psice, vas fined sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12
A Dangerous wound

is rendered antiseptic by Bueklen's Ar
MICA salve. the healing wonder for sores.
burns, piles, eczema and salt rheum. sc.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12

Persistent Advertising y the Road 70
b. Kst-Iak.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12

r,c.a,enceo ...a ., 70 rr.e e.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-20
BRYAN coming.
evening of July 2ath

This week the Cbautauqua man has
been putting up big lithos showing the
smiling and familiar face of Hon. Vim
J. Bryan, who is to speak at the Hays
Chautsuqua Monday Evening JuIv 18th
The fraternity Gi3ee Club. q male
qusrtetts. who sing IN the afternoon,
begin at % sharp for an hours con-
cert and then Mr.. Bryan speaks.
He speaks at Russell IN the after
moon, comes here on the evening train
goinE direct to the grounds aad viii
hold q reception at the tent After his
address. So be there to greet hin,
hear 3 grand address and shake hands.
He don't come as q democrat, but as q
plain citizen, an editor.
It is Chautauqua, not a political
gathering, and while here he viii be
guest Of the Hon. Geo. Philip. the
AsyOr Of the City, the same as US
Senator Bristow and Bishop Moore
did when here. a guest of the City.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-20
Quarterly Statement

Of-Philip Jacobs, County Treasurer of FL
lis county, Kansas, showing balance in his
hands for Quarter ending June 30, 1912.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-20

81 followed his advice and turned
. asAf ear and blind eyes to the most
Irresistible cries Of the venders, and
% Ne fascinating relics spread out
~ tAs Wayside.
eo4ksx boy led me up, up, up to the
yea top ef high bill, 'TbeFe,' he said
q Ne faAt down from the donkey.
ySeyed. He conducted ne to a
( eaGArp enclosure, where be knocked.
$AQ gate was opened instantly by an
Arab. AID It was closed and locked
AAinA me.
= vas invited into q sort of a shed,
~ roof of which was covered with
leaves. Several Arab men entered
snA sat 81 my feet
Were valuables There.
':Q4e Of these. who seemed to be
eAe spokesman and leader. said, Lady.
- TSu see those baskets on the shelf
~ there over your head? Well, every
atgAt. after the scientists leave the
esmbs they have lately discovered,
these men and 80 down into them
ed set what we can Of Valuables.< It
= > psnttentiary offense. If it is
1suna out on Us, We shall have To pax
-. 1saaA.ltty:. Ars you going to ten
s. Sst
"Hq placed several Of these large
baskets before nae and spread out the
e0ntents. There were beautiful vases
ct elsb4ster, strings Of priceless heada
taken krom the nlummies. and innunf
eraAls articles that would have givea
worlds to possess.
THE spokesman locked at me in
Aaatly aAd said, You must buy some
q these things
Why, but cannot 1 said.
Getting his teeth flerce1y. he re-.
A1sAssd, You must buy some of these
eAaHEs.
"Rsalising that I was completely at
80 mercy Of those Arabs, I bought
soAs OF those thina4,' coming away
eskher ruefully with the painted Gov.
eRtng that had been taken from the
sses Of 3 mummy. besides several
*seAaF articles.
these we're later given to the mu-
ssosa OF college IN my own state,
Mississippi
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-20
Notice of the Destruction
of Noxiouls Weeds.

Notice is hereby given. that all own
ers OF rsal-propery, are hereby order
ed TO destroy the weeds on thsir prem
lses, before they mature. Road over
seers are hereby notified 10 destroy 81
weeds on the section lines In their pa
Npective districts Attention IL called
20 Section ez26, Gea. Stat. 1909 which
makes provision for the destruction Of
weeds, II the owner or occupant fails
90 do so. By order Of County Con
missioners. P. v. GOTTSCHALK
County Clerk.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-20
PHILIP JACOBS.
Hays Beauty Parlor

AS there has been 30 much extra
work since the warm weather, the Pr
Tor is to be open EVERY Afternoon
except Friday. If you kindly tsic
phtne No. 1Sa before coming. you
hour will be kept for you. Mornins
and evening work only By appointment
Shampcoing and scalp treatment
manicuring and facial massage. etc.
at Freese cottsgc. e. Normal ave.
Mrs. Wa. NEWTON
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-20
UP TO You.

A ChautAuqHa pledge: I am going
- start today planning foE our ChAu-
4azs1uas which is only 3, few days of
uAlsss ! talk IL up, it won't Be bic
sAe tn b fizzle. / aust SET
sssxy kaan % want to 80. a. Dc my
eel Ihe best advertising the Chau-
esna VIII set via be my eva effort;
EAR ne crewd-tn urging ev;
es.aks kne,w to ssoaAe saeas."
Is - bgask SFeEa -
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-20

State Printer.
(vote for one)
William P FEEDER, Great Bend
Congressman 9th District
(vOte for one1
John R. Connolly, Colby
State Senator, 18th District
(Tote for one)
James Malone, Herndon
COUNTY
Representative s4th District
Miles H. Mulroy, Hays
County Clerk
P. V. GottschaIk, Hays
County Treasurer
Philip Jacobs, Hays
Register of Deeds
a. A. Nierenberger, Ellis Township
and z. o.
Jacob C. K1ppes, Hays.
Alex Leiker, Victoria Township and
Munjor P. o.
Probate Judge
Jacob Kissing, Hays
Sheriff
Andrew Miller, Hays
County Attorney
J. H. Simminger, Hays
Clerk of District Court
J. ]. Dreiling, Hays.
superintendent Of Public Instruction
Martatn A Basgall, Freedom Town
ship and Pfefer P. o.
County Assessor
B. C. Arnold. Hays
F. B. Brungardt, Victoria, Township
S. L. Bowlby, Salina Township and
FIairport P. O.
County Coroner
DIR. K. c. Haas, Hays
Commissioners ard District
William Grabbe, Catharine Township
and P. o.
TOWNSHIP
Geo. Belman, Trustee, Big Greek
Township.
William PelzeI Trustee, Big Creek
Township.
Anton Herl, Clerk Big Greek Twp.
Frank Ubert, Treasures Big Creek
Township.
Stansslous Brown Treasures Big
Greek Township.
A E KARIN, Trustee CathariRe Twp.
P J. Walter, Trustee Catharfne TWP.
AdOlph DTzweilE Clerk Catharane
Township
Jacob F. Staab, Clerk Catheine.Tp.
Jacob A Schmidt, Treasurer Cath
crime Township.
R. Brbert, Trustee Ellis Township.
ThOs. Hayes, Clerk, Ellis Twsp.
JOS ETbert Sr. Treasurer Ellis Twp.
RobertT Woodland, Justice Of Peace
EIHs Township.
H. Westpha1, Justice Of Peace Ellis
Township.
J. W. Hamilton, Constable Ellis Twp.
Martin WindhOltz. Trustee Herzog
Township
F. F. DreiHng, Treasurer Herzog !
Township.
P. A. Weigel. Treasurer Herzog
Township
Jos. Dinges. Trustee, Lookout Twsp.
Jacob Schumacher, Trustee Lookoue !
Township.
Carl Werth, Treasurer Lookout Twp. |
Clements Unneins Trustee, Pleasant
Hill Township.
Joseph Engel Clerk Pleasant Hill Tp.
John Settz, Treasurer Pleasant Hi /
Township.
Alexander Schumacher, Trustee
Victoria Township
B. Brungardt, Trustee Victoria I'd.
Iemenz DinkeI Trustee Victoria Tp.
Iohn I. Weigel Trustee Victoria
Township
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-07-20
House for Sale Cheap

AZ ! ana going away ] offer for sale
my Il room house on east Normal ave
aue at low price. Has city water
sad pump, heater In cellar. Suitable
for students home. 9 big lots. 70.
particulars and terms See
Mrs B AyeEin