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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
Jubrmanns' gtreif smG Gnoe
RGfJ iiebcnmDdHgcr Tauer mur0c Der
ielbe uOm ErganiiatOr geitern
abgeiagt.

Ter Stretf ser TubrIeute, ser Dor
licben Woden bon Dem CrqanIiutor
N2cArtbur CrfIdrt puroc. III por6ei.
8eItern lpltr0e oen &eltcn Don ltc-
&rtbur geia8t, oaB iie our 2Irbeit 3u.
tiidtebren tonnten. 9u5 babeu lle
nIf getbnn, aber nid]t ieOer bat 9a.
idldftigunQ gefun0en, Oenn mauhcr
EoIten mar in3Ipii6en NIT nnoern
SPuten be'cbt lporoen, Die ieet gu cuts
lci'en Die Tirmen iih meigern. @ie
Wc9lrtbur oerlihert, boben nelllj;g
&ro3ent Der IusItdnoigen, oercn Ge.
Itttt5utt G96G t96G betFf H Re Re besf ~,
furh OCn Strcif iorpohl binIihtlid
Ger 2obnc mie Der 9lrbeit5be0iHquas
gen profttirt. Ter GrfoIg idciut aber
ntht I'M 8ergleIh 81 Den gebrad)teu
Gpfcrn 81 itcbcn. Gie Union lit nIt}t
cnerfannt uH0 ebenio meuig lit Ole
glrbeit55eit berabgeicbt Dorocn. Tie
SuGrmerf5bcIiber ertl0ren auh, oaB
ne OieieIbeu &obue be3ablen pie Cs
Dor bem Strsit Der 6uu mar.
- 3u elmer errsgten Scene 3piihen
itrsitenoen 5uRrleuten uno gtihts
Union &uti6ern fam es geItern
Rahmittag in ben StGlIen in Der
RiIep Safe, bei rpelfsr Ri6aro Ser
rob, 25 Sabre aft, BON Ro. 434 SIt
8. StraBe geidoTen pur0e. QIs
Stiebbolo tpuroe @iqiam Carr, SO
Sabre aft, ppu Rp. As Rilep QtIsr
oeroGttig in 6aft geRommen. Carr
tbsiIte Der PoIi3ei nit, oab er lid mad
ben StdIlen 6egab, I'm isinen oienitIi.
den Obliegsnbeiten uah8utommen. uIa
er bon elmer Uienge, Die lid in ben
StdQen angeiammeIt bate, nit Stsjs
nen bombaroirt purba. Carr ositdnt
gsfhoiTeu Su baben, mill aber in Qotbz
tpe6r gebanb:It huben, hu alls 8eriuhe,
Die erregte Ulense 3u terubigsn, febIs
ftIugsn. 6errolo madte einen Quf=
idrei, mad BEN Der S6uB fieI unh
puros Der GampF 'tneIl a6asbrohen.
Der QugeihoFene tpurbe nah oem
itGbtiihen 6oipital ge6ra6t, bod III
be 9erpun0ung nidt gefdhrIib. Sin;
oefinittpe geIduIoigung piro srit beu.
te gegen Carr erboben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
GeHiIdj,r s,iOnier.g,er.ia.

Sn Der Central Surntr 6dIle bislt
etitsrn Der Teutfne pionisr Usrein
urstsr Doriib oes prdfibsnfen n. M.
msilnnb nnb protptollfiibrmna bes
S6riftfiibrsrs gonrab arager feline
restlmdbies Gibuns ab. Gs fdnbeu
Routine Gsfhafts Grlsbigana unp
tpnrben bic 6errsn Deter aeblsr, bon
No. 1876 Glcra SIR. aus Sheiben.
bcret. Rbeinpfcls. ssbiirtig; Saeob
Bsdtr. BON Rc. 259 GINNING StraBs,
ana Rdiierslnutsrn sebiirfg; Genrp
gnttnstf. bon SO. 422 Jlcriba gfpe.,
aus DitphoI5. grppins 6onnpper uno
William Gdbr, bon so. 33l7 ;yuirs
feb aDs.. aus Giien. amt MitiIaee,
prsuben. gfburtis, als Wiis
gIisoer dltfgtuomHen. Spbesf1lIe Dos
rtn I'm Wcnat Auguit niht su psr.
atiHnsu. 4ls Rplltttpr nurbs dgnns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
&eiunstlOS betrunfen.

Pin ser Ganal uno Wfain 5traBe
ruroe geItern Qlbeub ser II ,Sabrc
aItc Siioore @olobera. bon lfo. 1875
Spcamore StraBe, total betruntcn
oufgefunoen lnO oem itaotiiheu so.
Ipttal eingeIielert. 2ln oerielben
Stelc puroc oub Elm anoerer anabe.
neIher bemuBtloS betrunten mar,
ori9eiunben uno ebeniaIls oem oe-
raunteu lSnititut ein9elIefert. Ter
9ta1ne heS anaben fonnte nod Hid]t
crnrlttelt mcrhen. gs ipiro anaenor1-
men, oaB DIE anobeu IN 8euleinidaft
init Den acIteru perbaiteten ana6en
bel Dem GinbrlIh IN etnem ,sradit.
maQgoH betbciIigt nareu lpoielbit
nchrere Slaiheu 8bIstep eHtnenoet
mur0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
Surtid)ritt!

lauiet Die 2oiung Ger 8eIt. Ter MIN.
mcr raitenoe Wenihengeiit ouIoet lei-
nen Stilitano. glber troeoem b1nst
Siaicn ieIben Mfenideu aud cine lab.
mercc Iragbeit an, peIhe iih 3u bem
Sortiflritt in erpigen @ioeriprud)
feet, Gin aliidaiJes 9eiipieI BON Die.
fem Sample Iiefert Die 8eifihte Der
Meoisin ieit Der erftnouug BON Tr.
SiIsba's beriibmtem Seilmittel fiir
Sdmorrboibeu; aunfeiis. 9eof) immcr
ldiien iih Die on Samorrhoiben 2ei-
Seuben Don getpiiienloien GuadiaI.
bern foltern. pabreuo anafeiis ii6cr
bauernoe Seillne briugt. 8roben TO.
iteniret oerianbt BON y. Reuitaeotcr
& Co.. Boz 1916. gtep gort. a,lp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

lartbur Scnss. 320 George Ctr.
taatic 1aplor, 10, 932 Sobn Str.
I5somas 80. Dunn, 26, SO Dusit.
leOretta 6. ae[eber, p, 424 grOab,
nah.
50. 3elphus Bartholomew, 30, 1910
( f6tlpel Strabe.
l2putIe Z. PoHtius. 10, SapIer part,
llao gipcnti, %, 608 grpaopap.
! AoeIe 5arai, y. 31s %. Mater Str,
|eoparb aippmsisr, q, Rorpooo.
lSfabetla g. Ts2ons, "a. Bomb 6iu,
lGber ;gerbcn, "a. T1t. 6ealtp.
lmaopra 6 Banning, 20, Mt. peal.
tbp. 8.
|50Hp Ris3o, p, $40 90. Court Ctr,
lRoiie 9angslo, Is, 1710 gins Str.
ISdmuel germdn, q. 1892 DsEIeu
! lSorab =. Qcman. %, 702 RihmoRc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

lsiner DsritOrbsnen S0bns George unS
Gbudro 3orfeD.
Moclpb Gautt nermaHt iein Bera
mogsn feinsr @atttn Caroline 5autt
uno brift fein gertrguen aus, boB
otsfslbe in Der rihtigen WsiIe fir ftiie
ainber Iorgsn ip<rbe.
abos. 5. Woffstt permaht ieiu
9nmSgsn itiner Satin gli3obetb z.
WOffett uno isBi iis aud ala 5eifas
nlentspolIItrederiH Elm. Das 1eItas
ment oes pl0slih @erftorbensn trdgt
oas Datum bonn IL. Wlai 1911.
Rarp RoHa n<rmohi ibr 0erm6gen
glsihbsitli6 ibren fiinf ainoern unb
srnennt ibren Sobn Gelir ROHa als
1sitamentspollItredsr.
Jobn albert 6obman permoht itin
germDgen ieiner gdttiH angelina
6obmar.
Ro lab : SaHen.
Robert 6ranten III Qa1labperipdls
ter bon asona Waunbp; perionaIien
$500.
anna Dsisbrobt iii 5eitamsntss
Dollitredsrin BON W. Weisbroot per
ionaIisn 5000, GruHbeissntbum
$40, 900,
Der perIonli6e Radlab bss Odpis
alusman btirdet $2344.29; e<risnige
Der Warp 3. G'Rsil $3425.4o; Oers
isnise bss Wm. 6. Mdro $759.S4;
Deritnies Der Sennie Wolfitsin
$3907.84; berieniss Der Narp Bubrs
mann $500.
Der biebenes.
alfrsc Ml. Cohen II. u. erlanate Elm
llrtbeiI iitsr S54760 sesen SObn u.
Rpon.
Die Cincinnati aleo Wotor Gar
ane 5rid 60. tlaste cine 5orbsruug
iiber $321.66 sesen GbGs. 3. BiI.
lidms Elm.
Die Staie gant BON Gbitoqo ga.
cine Wshielforbtruns iibsr $500 aez
gen SObu o. Willer einsetlagt uno Elm
9utba6en bes 9ertIostsn BEL Der
Union Gopinss 8ant ano Fruit 60.
bef4Ioendbmsn laiTeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
GebensmISe.

Gurh GarboIidure periuhte ae.
tern abeno Der 2S Sabre aIte 8eorgc
gernharot, pon gto. 1000 8eit Ctr,
ielnem Seben elm Gnoe su bereitea.
9ernbarot puroe IN beiorgniBerre.
genoen 3uitouo Dem St1otiihen So
fpttal eingeliefert, mo baben oie
ger5te menig Soffuune oeuieIben am
Seben erbaIten sii fonnen Ter aran.
te 1T unperbeirotbet Gs geInns ni6t,
DC Griinoc gu Der ur!eItaen Ssat oes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

6odknIeitnsr. an GtsfIs bes aus benz
amte fheioenben gbds. aubn, erz
ipdblt uno beitGtigt.
Rad tinem nod unpoIlft6noigen Be
riff bss Ooritanoss, iii nn9 ober'
fldhliter Bsrehnitng Elm lleberf9uh
BON $131.56 BON Issten etiftungss
Fefte 3u perseidnen.
Die GinIobung beg Nrbsiters Edngsr,
bunbes 5u bisiem picnic fpurbs ange.
nommen, unb iDeroen fiH bic Witslies
Der Doll5Gblig betbeiligen.
Der RaHenbeitanb betrug $660.6
Die 4ussdben fiuo 1924, 80; blsibt ala
aafenbeitano 1868
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
Slid i'm llnslad.

gein 5cniterpuseH itiir3te geitarr
eie 50 Sabre aIte Bran 9tinnie 3inn
cus ellem Seniter Der stpeiten Gtage
ibrer 8obnma, go. 1874 Sairiar
guenue. ssolnut Oils. 8ie eurh EN-
@unner fam Die Srau nur mit siui.
aen id,mer,baiteH glbi6iirfungen Sa.
ron unb tpcigerte lid bic SiIie ser
RoIisei in sIniprltt gu nehnen. neIdle
fie sinem Soi2ital iberflbren pollte.
Srlu 3iHn Iisb iih in isre DObnuna
bringsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
Ssriammlung Der sentidDen Sebrer-
idlaff.

@ern hcuer audi sur gr0iinlmg
oes Shuijabrs oas iibIide 2ebrer.
Snititut. ooer Die ioaennnnte 4ormal.
mode ausfiel, 10 miro Der Seiter otS
oeniiten llnterridlts. Tr. 8. $. 9Sid.
ooh moraen 9crntittog um 9l@ llbr
IN Der iediten Giitrtftihule cine fur5e
8eriamnIung Der oeiltihen 9ebrer.
ihaft abbaIten, 0abei piro Serr 5if
neuen 9ebrbiiher beiprehen, ionic
aud feline 8ortras-Setie anfiiuoisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
,Sm Suipital seitOrbcu.

Sm Ct. Rorp's 6oipital Itor6 gc.
i!ern Der 50 Sabre aIte Sohn (riit.
MANI, Don gto. 2t7 GIt California
aUeHue, iueIfcr por einigen IaQcn
bcim 9lnitreiden cines 8ebauoes pom
einem @ctiiit itiir3te. Ger Gorou2r
mirh Aen Snl unteriudlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05
9S graS.

Die iommsrIite 5ise bait INNER
nod an uno tabIsrs Gage fdsinsn nod
niat in QusFtt gu itsb.n. Gin fri
ifer Winb ma6ts bic .esTtrige Semps.
ratur stpas srtrdglider. Der 1bsrs
mOgrapb 3siets gsitern Ra4mittas um
l u6r bic SStitt.mperatur nit 90
Grab an. Die DdrmsitdIa puro. gs'
tern tpie folgt reeiitrirt:
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Ginbriihe uno 5iebftdble.

g. 6, SiIsr. BON Ro. 1880 gdps
miller Strobe meIoets Der ppIi5si, bob
ibm aus etusm StaII iein Weotprrab,
Snbiau Gabritdt I'm Dertk BON
$500 our6 etnen unbetanutsn Tist
entpenoet purns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

NIT 9er5IlDpten, gerS
itOpfuns ROpti1aners
lsH, S6luiuOeI, Obs
reniaufeu, 5asbcftes
usroDits, rubeioiss
@efitbI uHo Shlais
loiigtsit.
Sd Los in ben
3sttunseu, bag stas
iuuge iSrau bon pems
itlbeH 2eiotu turirt
ipurDe, inoem tie Cps
bio 6. g5iutbam s
0eastabIs 6 ompouHo
eingenOmmeu. Sb
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Mms oemWs Wsmnisipalgerid)t

Streifenber 5ubrmann resen 4H.
sriffs 6efroft. - geri6tsbsrbanbs
lung auf Der StraBe. - gu $40
Geloftrofe tpesen a6rperperlebuns
ptrurtheilt. - 9es WorbperIu1s
bef6uloist. - Dseen 9i6tDerIors
suns duf 30 3age ms arbtitsbaus
geianbt. - gu einem Gag Qrbeits.
baus perurtbeilt. = 8eftrafter DO.
torraoIer. - 30 1age 4rbeitsbaus
Degen 6dnotoffer 9isbitabIs. -
erpirtte 5aftbefebIs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

oic er i'm 2nnfe 6es Binters in Der
oifentlihen gibliotbef 81 balten ge'
bettft,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-05

2Ctensmiiocn ieit5uitCQeu.
9erubarot lit elm 2tngeiteIter in
Ger Gountp 2luoitor5 Office uuo bc.
qiua Den Selbitmoropcriud in 2ce1-
mans Buiuptrtbidu't, au Der Set
StraBe.
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Nerb6ie
6infauisfeit
SdIimmer Sall sinsr gbilGsslpbiaer
Sra,t-Sbrs SBmptome.

4biIabelpbia, pa 49, sd iitt On tiHem
fltmmeu Gall bon Rern0isr 5tHfdlligfeif,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07

Oklahoma. Texas an d several
northern states the past year came
Friday. She looks we'll and hear
ty and says she had pleasant
time while gone.
Mesdames West, Ross, j. L.
Young and Grandma and Gussle
Young spent the day last Tuesday
with Mrs. j. L.. Duerson.
Elmer Wooden and wife ar
rived Wednesday from Mountain
View, Oklahoma to attend sthe
funeral of'his father.
Miss Carol Newell and Will
Kiser stold a march on their
friends when they went to Liberal
last Saturday and were quietly
married. Both bride and groom
have grown to maturity in this
county and have many friends
who wish for them a happy and
prosperous married life. They
are residing at present with Mrs.
Kiser's parents.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07
What a Man Can Do

The most hopeless man in the
United States tomorrow can drop on
the railroad train at any station in
Kansas or Nebraska or Oklahoma
without a cent and within an hour
get work at So a day. Within five
years he can own a piece of land and
in twenty have comfortable home
with sons and daughters in the state
university. He need only have a
reasonably strong body and charac-
ter. To the hundreds of socialists
who will write in to say that this
suggestion doesn't solve all the
problems of the universe, we an
nounce in advance that we don't
care. We are more interested in
telling one man who wants tS
knoy how he can do it than IL
specializing on what would happeH
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07
Obern Observings

Monday night we had some
rain, ,sleet and snow, which will
benefit all the farmers in this va
cinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Odneal
spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Jno. Edmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry MILESTONE
and son Roy, were at Mr.. j..
Whetstone's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. &. Downing
and sons we're at the county seat
Saturday on business.
Miss Ruby Lancelot spent Sat
urday and Sunday with home
folks north of Liberal.
Macie herman is helping Mr.,
Still in his store this week.
A good many from here atten
ded the box supper at Segar's
School House last Friday night,
everyone reported a good time
Mr.. Idhe will preach at Colder
Plains Sunday afternoon at 300
O'Clock Nov. 8, 1918.
Don't forget the box social at
Golden Plains Friday night Nov,
z.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07
Enterprise Items
Goo late for last week.

(Too late for last week.
j. T. Young, j. S. West and
Jim Kemper are building house
for Jim Fiels in the Lorena neigh
borhood.
u. w. Kent went to Beaver
last Friday to attend the Teach
er's association.
Mesdames A. E. Ross and j. s.
West visited with Mrs. Barnes,
and daughter, Mrs. SCassidy, of
the Sunfhine district one day last
week.
E, j. Young's baby who has
been quite sick the past week is
much improved at this writing.
Mrs. Ellexson, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07

The rain which fell Monday
and Tuesday is fine on the wheat.
The preaching at the Alma
school house was we'll attended.
Willie Brier stayed Saturday
night with Lee Swan.
Eta Hammontree spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Anna Dett-
mer.
Herschell Webber, Lee Swan,
Eddie and Win Brier took dinner
at the Dettmer home.
Rev. Journigan took dinner al
the ills home Sunday,
Howard Pennington snd Leola
White spent Sunday at the Tay'
lor home.
A good many from this vicinity
Eattended the Rogers sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Grimsley
returned home Thursday from {
months visit in and around En-
pOria.
Lee Erlewine bought the relin
quishment for Walter Risley',
claim. last week.
Miss Brier attended the Sew
ard County Association in Liberal
Saturday.
Joe Rexroat spent Sunday
evening with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Norris.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07
Eureka Items

We had a fine rain on Monday
night which will be good for the
wheat,
We had a good program at our
school on Friday and a good
crowd was out, some coming from
the Sunshine school. The child
rem acted their parts fine.
We had a good turn out at Sun
day school on Sunday and the
lesson was discussed with much
interest.
Mesdames G. H. and G. E.
Morehouse and ID. Ireland and
wife were in Liberal, friday
G. H. Moorehouse was helping
w. 7. Capps drill wheat a few
days last week.
Nearly everyone is through
drilling wheat and the rain will
sure be fine for it.
g. E. Morehouse was in Liberal
Thursday.
Lavica Morehouse spent We'd
nesday with her sister, Mrs. W.
T. Capps.
Mrs. q. E, Morehouse and her
grandson, little Charley, we're in
Tyrone. Saturday and took dinner
at the h. T. Wray home.
Mrs, V. Capps spent Monday
afternoon with Mrs. w, T. Capps.
Mesdames W. A. King and w.
I. Capps were in Liberal on Sat.
urday and the formers sister, Mrs.
Chas. Adair aud daughter, Della
accompanied them home and will
visit with relatives this week.
Chas. Newman and family and
Mrs. Knowlton took dinner at
the Levi Newman home on Sun
day.
Walter Elliott and family took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Book
less, Sunday.
G. H. and G. f. Morehouse and
their family spent Sunday after
noon at w. T. Capps.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07
CORRESPONDENTS
West Surburbs

A fine rain fell Monday night.
After taking their summer re-
creation out on the farm, Mrs. w
H. Feather and family returned
to their home in Liberal the first
of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheaton, of 81
loan Springs, Arkansas visited at
the home of T. j. Wheeler, from
Wednesday to Thursday,
Mrs. L. f. Black called on Mrs.
Chas. Miller Thursday afternoon.
j. E. Wheat and wife were
viewing their old place Thursday
and whiting with the Miller family.
The Wheatons had made this their
home for about twenty years.
They still own their Seward coun-
ty farm and are out looking after
it.
Ralph Heath and Freda, of
Pleasant Valley visited 7. j.
Wheeler and family w ednesday.
Claude Sparkss~and wife are the
proud parents of a baby boy.
Fannie and Troy Wheeler spent
Sunday with Annabelle and Paul
Morrell.
Some of the people of this
neighborhood attended Mrs. Jen-
ME Rodgers sale, Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07

Joe King left Saturday on No.
2 for his home in Little River,
Kansas, he was accompanied by
Willie Jerman who will spend
several weeks at that place visiting
relatives and friends.
Will and Irene Wear we're in
Liberal Saturday, from which
place Master Jno. Wear left for
his home in Kansas City on No. 9
Sunday.
Will Wear had two exciting
run Always this week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07

G. Hullett and wife, of Wichi-
ia are visiting their son, Fred B.
Hullett and family this week.
Mrs. f. F. Printz very cleyerly
surprioed her daughter, M RS.
John Theirer and husband last
week with a halloween party.
Her guests were the members of
the Rebekah lodge. After pleas
ant evening a three course lunch
con was served.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07

If all the poor men in all the cities
did it. We never thought much OF
the effectiveness of those old monks
who used to spend their time debat-
ing how many angels could stand on
the northwest side of the point OF
a pin.-Collier' Weekly.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-11-07
OUR BARGAIN COLUMN

Take your cream. butter and
eggs to the Liberal Creamery and
receive highest market price foI
it advt
For Sale or Trade-Good 2nd
hand hot air furnace.
1910 If }. 5. Guide,
You can get sweet milk and
sweet cream at Eidson's candy
store. ADV.
A market the year around for
butter, eggs, poultry and hides at
the highest market prices, at the
Liberal Cold Storage plant. Bring
them TO us and get the cash for
them. 8-5-tf. Adv.
Take your cream, eggs and
poultry to the Liberal Creamery
and receive the highest cash price.
Adv.
Sewing machines from twenty
five cents TO twenty-five dollars
tf-9'12 j. :. Guide.
REMEMBER Funk & Wood
will pay you the high dollar for
any kind or any number of cattle,
Any old time you want to sell
them see O. Y. Wood at LibeT a
or }. F, Funk at Hugoton. 4-25ti
Fur coats, $l2 80 to S35.
advt 1917 Liberal Harness Co.
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Lost Monday between Carson
House and Cimarron Hotel, motor
cycle tube. Return to Democrat
flee, or to Paul Light Lumber.
yard, Reward. 1t. adVt
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The Presbyterian Ladies aid
society will have their annual baz'
aar, Saturday, December 9th 1913,
Besides the articles they will have
rugs, comforts and aprons for
sale. l0-3ltf ad
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A. I. Beaver has returned from
a visit with his daughter. Mrs, I.
L. Gray and family of Guymon.
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Baptist Church

SERVICES Sunday School at 9A5
Preaching at 100 a m and S:00p. M,
The b. Y. p. u. at 700 y M
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 500 p. m.
j. B. FRIsBTE, Pastor.
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Presbyterian Church

Sunday School at 9;45a. N.
Christian Endeaver, Prayer
Ladies Aid and Mission
AIRY Societies. at their regular time.
A cordial invitation is extended
to everybody.
II. A. NJ HoLsHoUsER. Pastor.
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GEM ROOMING HOIsE

Modern rooms. steam heat, cleo
trio lights, bath, two large front
rooms. Transient trade solicited.
MRS. FLORENCE DALTON.
ad 10-27-tf Prop.
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state OF khnsns, Srwnrd county, IS.
!, 4. A. Tegarden Treasurer of Seward
county, Kansas, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true and correct, to tue
best OF my knowledge and belief.
4. A. Tegarden,
hereby certify, That the foregoing state
ment was subscribed and sworn TO before me,
and in my presence, by the above named this
3Uth day ofsOct. 1913.
E. u. COoDer, County Clerk.
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Quarterly Statement

OF T. A. TeRarden County Treasurer of Sew
ard County, Kansas. showing balance in his
hands O the quarter ending June, 30. 1913.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease Ca
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease.
and In order to cure II you must take In
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
taken Internally, and acts directly upon
Catarrh Cure IS not quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one Of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and is
a regular prescription. II is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect combina-
ton OF the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results In curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
i. j. CHENEY & CO.. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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for all kinds of cattle. See me
before you buy or sell. Fred B.
IuIlett. 23-tf.
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"You are daring to give me orders!"
bcrs ii the attempt OH my life had sue
ceeded!'
what do you mean by that? DO you
accuse me or
I'VE think" replied the king in the
same mild tone. that your defiance of
our authority has turned the people
against US. For one thing. you have
just held a review of the capitals gar
rison. when ordered that there should
be no review"
'your majesty is ignorant of military
Matters sneered Vladimir. Il was
brought up to be soldier"
And yet unused the king. you
have not learned q soldiers first rule
obedience. Also. without my consent.
you have made inflanmatory speeches
to the troops You told them." refer
ring to the paper Hawthorne had hand
ed De Witt. that the government owed
them many months pay and that a
change for the better was at hand. You
practically melted our army to mutiny.
Henceforth you are forbidden to hold
reviews-to make speeches-to"-
You are daring to give me ordersy'
yelled the prince ieapiug to his feet.
Your highness:' pleaded the an
guished equerry.
Hold your tongue. Radulskt" shout
ed Vladimir I'm NO schOolboy.
defy your majcsty's right to give me
orders. I'm no SLAYER
NO." suddenly agreed the king. "you
treat us. In fact. as though you were
master here. The treaty we made with
YOU
'''rhe treaty has been violated! raw
ed Vladimir. his temper past all bounds
"Violated?" echoed the king. Quite
so. By you."
And there shall be an end Of It:
roared Vladimir.
Then he caught Radulski's agonized
expression. belatedly remembered him
self and BY . mighty effort regained
bis self control.
your majesty shall be obeyed." ht
Srowled and left the room.