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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-30
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d. Geo. Whitwam Dies Suddenly
VI PneumoDia 4 His Home
il this City.
TAKEN ILL LAST SATURDAY
Deeeased Wa. Highly Respected
md Honored by the Entire
Community.
TAKEN ILL LAST SATURDAY

81 DE- Geo. W. WallWam QleQ at MIS-
home; in this city at 3 o'clock Tues
.dia evening, January 2s. 1918. of1
pneumonia.
5s pr. Whitman had not been feeling
very wen for several days, having con-
tracted severe cold, but he Thought
nothing serious would come Of it and
continued at his work In his Office.
Mrs. Whitman became worried about.
him as he did not come to dinner On
Saturday and went to the Office and
insisted on him returning home with
han DR.. Finnerud was summoned
and pronounced his case pneumonia
The disease seemed to yield to the
physicians treatment and the doctor!
anticipated that there would be no SER
sous results and that the patient would
RAPIDLY recover. Monday evening.
however, there was a decided change
for fae worse and the patient grad
ualis sank until he passed away Tues
day evening "a
Besides the wife and i've Children
there is. left an aged mother, together
with four brothers amd one sister ts
mourn hia&1osss The mother and Two
brothers are living In the far west
and it is not expected will be able to
come to the faneral. One brother
| lives in CanadS and one in Eau Claire
wis, whom u is expected will BIZ
present at the funeral
The funeral will be held Frida,
afternoon at the Congregations
church. Rev G. q. Kearns, the pastor
conducting the service. Hihe service
lat the house will be at 2 o'clock ant
| at the church at 2 :aos
with u heavy heart we drop a teal
Ito the memory OF DR.. M,hitwam. Hi,
death Has brought the bitter cup q
sorrsrw to the lips Of ffsends and rel
ativess His was = hsart Of gold HI
i wss ane Of natures Hoblemen in II
IrtaHsf sense brave, generous, manly
His Was the soul sof honor, and hi
faaeHas and friendship were sacred i
him. t!S .5
ms George o. Hhitwam, the sni
5HGt Of this simple memorial, waa rear
led tn this county xnsa farm and at til
tame Of his death, was AZ yesrs an
no naonths of age.
A Iti}is sad at amy time to stand bt
sside the bed Of THE dying ana wats
3EHHs ebbing tide drifting the love
lone slowly, perhaps, but surely md
/ The great ocean OF eternity.
i To the broken hearted wife an
J. hHlDved children who sit in sorro,
xdasre his footsteps shall never agai
nzad reeho, we extsRa the sympathy {
Il cne who loved :siim as a hrothe
Hhnfa they have drained the cup, ma
q that peace that lpasseth all made
) standing come to- them from One VIII
: caresafor each littieAparrow that fail
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-30
Former Watertown
Man Dies ii 81. Louis

Hans Hausgen, a former Watertown
resident and son Of Mrs. Erickson,
who died in this city several years ago
died at ST. Louis, Mo. and was brot
back TO WatertoWn for burial.
The deceased was also a brother OF
Mrs Dave crogan Of this county and
was aa high railroad Official in chica-
90.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-30
Grain Men $ Meeting
is a Great Success

In a strong plea fos federal legis-
aation providing fer the government
OF grain and taking termi-
nal inspection out de the jurisdiction
of boards of trade. President o.. n,
Anderson OF Corsica. S. D., last Thurs
day afternoon delivered his annual
address to the convention of the South
Dakota Farmers Grain Dealers Asso.t
ciation, which opened here Wednesl
day OF last week.
The present fndiscriminate and UNI
satisfactory method of grain izspec-
tion at terminals" declared President
AMdersnH, lis apart from any infit-
eRpe tar control Of the shipper, but
under tine active influence and con
tuol of the buyer. The result OF this
system lis that shippers are often ibsat
en sout of zone grade. 1t has led 10
rigid inspection in and easy .fnapectson
e1ut, asnaDiing sHhe terminal elevators
10 ibuy grain rat grade less than tine
arue grade, mixing 1t with other grades
and sslling at even higher than sfhe
true Hsade. Ehis has led no sdisrizm-
iinatban sby foreign buyers against Am
erican Erain IN flavor of CanRdiansAnd
Argentine grain
president Anderson exinzBed ssthe
Met Gnusber bill. which is ahmed at the
sevils .ale CONF mplasned OF, and predieted
sthatiit will pass the senate this win
tser. The parceB post regulations: he
said, care all right SO far a they go,
FEbut therRaferred the system in teitect
as only 1.-THE Initial step, declaring THAT
|sthe farmers Will not rest until ahe
weight Emit has been raised to so
anr even 100 pcunsis and rates nraper-
|ttisnately reduced Such an act sie
declared would 80 far towards reilnc.
ing the cost Of hiking. ,i5j
over 1880 delegates were preaent
when the ssonventian was called do
order.
The openng program consisted -
an address BY Mayer H. A. Wagner.
ia response ity Secretary Belk, the
annual address by the president and
an address by n. y sIoucks Of this
city
On Thursday evening Gov. Byrne
and George w Hgan OF Sioux Falls
desSyered two fine .oratioas bef,ttfna
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-30
Young Girl Dies at
Maternity Hospital

Tuesday afternoon at the Maternity
hospital occurred the death Of Mary
.!Henion, the ayear-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs John Hanion Of this city,
the cause OF the death being multiple
neuritis. The body was taken to Min
neapolis "Wednesday where burial VIII
take place. i#
Mr.. Henion, the father, ss an en-
gineer On the Minneapolis and ST.
7 Louis railway. s;
s The parents have the sympathy Of
the entire community in their sad
bereavement.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-30
commissioners csaAMBEfs,
Watartown. s. d. danaary al. 10

Watertown, s. D., Janaary 81, 1913
Board OF commissioners met, MAJ
asr Wagner presidlng.
Present at roll can, Commissioners
snyder, Countrrman, Wheoiey and
Mayor Wagner.
Minutes OF Sast meeting read ami
approved 3.5 35$
COMMISSIONS Sngdsr advised that
hereafter the EoluntBer ;f1re depart
.ment wunla he called out aonay upon
second alaam
Paving matpers were taken up es-
pecially with regard to ,nessssity Of
storm sewers and sUcation of same.
Moved by Enylsr und ses9nded by
Whoosey HhH the commissioner Of
WaterRuuks sant Beverage together
with tine Adting City 3Attoruey be in
struc1ea to Wnnfer with the C. & N
w. Ry. afffGfaas regarding the layins
of storm BBwans tonttheir psoperty and
report mi next regular meeting Car
ried. d NJ.
= q .
The aRsistant city sattorney report
ed that GelentDne franchise provides
a change of sslOo per month FOR resi-
dence phones sand $3.50 per montn
for business uhones. ;and thsz thess
is no provisions for ,aenaities ror ad
vance payments,
Moved ii,y ,SnvlSe7. ,as,E seeanSad by
Whooiey that CITY auditor notify Mr.
=. o. Johnson ,of the telephone com
pany, to meet witch the missSeners
at their ne1t regaar naseting liz or
der to arrange immediate adjustment
Iof telephone matters. Carried.
Mayor Wagner suggested the hang
Esng OF the decorative lights sowned .,
||tshe city SO that they might De turned
Ion at short notice. asld that ahe woft
s,e done by the firemen.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-30

p Total .....~............. $1S,s08.75
We are aasking for S1O,324.S2 more
than was aactually expended during
the preceding year; while we have to
meet the necessary added expense as
Illustrated in detail above. The fact
alone, las shown above, that tAe com
mission ss asking for $40 1874. S2so meet
extra expenditures df 3,20s1 must
show a saving in general running exi3
penses 6f the city, amd further shows
that the raise in taxation comes from!
some source other than general city
expense, ,aassis shown above an general
statement. IA total of s9,0oe.Ge is ask
ed for and aabsolutely needed by the
city to do 5its share in handling the
paving sitration; $6D00.0O OF this Isl
for paving intersections ana p.pss ali
Ileys; 81. .0eas80 is for the construction
fof lateral sewers, ds:ains and catch
basins that :must absolutely he sput III
Thy the city before the pavement can
tbe laid in!the sixteeM blocks an the
Improvement district .selectea FusIT
ther, the snnso $1,Ooa,O0 is required
by the tngineering department ia the
handling Of tine paving situataaa by
way Of establishing grades, gaiting
& out specifications, blue nrints and all
Office work sal1 many other items of
. = VI. .H.H
3 expense necessarily attached. T,he
sum gaf 81 100000 is asked for the pnr-
poseaof necessaH repair work on the
xcity hall The sssn OF $50 00.e0 is askal
for the purpose sfl part Of the expense
and impsoying tbs; cemetery hereto
fore it has been Hsaintatned from the
funds derived from the sale of lots.
which are now required to be held in
reserve asa trust faysd for future nee
essities Of tie purch sing OF additional
ground for cemetery purposes. The
sum sof s2,70Ss75 is asked by the Fire
adepartment for extra sesuip ipment sucb
as new fire wagon, new. team, harness
es, salaries for ttree men and the cost
/ of keeping team and eastpment fos
4 the year.
Some of tie other and laost import
ant reasons for the raise in taxation
are that the city school board asks for
the sum Of sss.262.oo. AN increase ct
ss,212.0o over last year, and the fact
that the state and county asks fcr
ssl. .207.00. anincreake Of 81, 4,4ss. 90 over
last year and finally, the present CITY
commissioners found upon taking Of
nee that there was q balance q SIT.
9e5.o0 on per cent reminding bonds
coming due and payable in three years
i and that an adequate sinking fund te
care for the payment OF these bonds
had not been provided, and Il wa
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-01-30
THEIR
A REASON
Mayor H. A. Wagner and City
Auditor Tom Davis Submit
Facts and Figures.
CITY BUSY PAYING OLD DEBTS
The Statement Should be Read BY
Every Property Owner in the
City Of Watertown.

The following statement OF facts
and figures are submitted to the tax
payers of the city of Watertown for
the purpose of clearly showing to
them why their taxes for the year 1912
are higher than in preceding Yeas.
The following statement of figures are
taken from the records of the city of
Watertown, which are to be found In
the office Of the city auditor at the
city hall. The records of this city are
the property Of the public, and the
city commission invites anyone at any
time to call at the city auditors Office
and examine the same. Following we
submit, one by one the items that are
the causes for the raise in taxation.
10 our 1919 budget, t,thecommission.
ers have asked for s5s,245,00 for city
general purposes, and expect. to raise
by way of licenses, such as saloon IL
censes, etc., the sum Of $4,000, max.
ing totaa Of $S6s, ,24s.00 that the com
mission will raise.
The records show that during the
preceding year just closed $57, ,920.3S
was expended for city general purpos.
es. The additional excess required
over last year is s1O,s24.62 and is ex,
planned by the following items:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
@tn huihe Watht.

9o6rifoff bapoe bnrget 6inla1o
JON ocn Sano5fnpgt, ban bar.
San bap0e DulOt Jig moo 6inlanos
Hresie, Der til set 1ioltc f%oripareoc
Iinlm1Os Met. @ltrtigprc5l cit 1to0
ltille, % Sc finlfc Yllhliciitcr fao
og fn1tgeoe beres Yennelfofter, Sc
ntautte life mere prrge 0ercS
6olf og a11gribe bets SLENDER.
Mcn set nar life Blot Irpffe=
rier> ser luffeoes, Nuiier, Scr for
bpbes, Nfl1lfter, Ser ifl,loe betalcs;
oct Dor oglao 3pgcr, Der funfilferc=
6es, = set bar felipe oct lcpelloe
Srn, moo bpilfet ser ppeocs Golo.
Sg mems 8pbrifpffs 8aanolangerc
boboe troplt 1nco at fonfiifcrc Off
bonolinger / u%ocnlar,blfe SiOslfrif=
ter, lunnnteoe Set oper 2anoct mco
rfontrpllereoc Mpgtcr, Ser e.
terbannoen iom Sc noaOe trent =
antpg 1taoig mere faltntiifc 6or1ncr
% gap Stof til nnpttige o1 ME-
ningslpic Iorbanolinger.
Mon blep / 6inlan6 ba1rtig flor
pper. at biS1e Tprhpl6 / set Iuroc
egb flrnoe gibre %,tbooelig @fooe,
pg ga alle Sinner Tan lnic, belll,tte=
Sc mo,1 at 1togipc cit slpis. @11
gpis, ser 1,6gif / al. &emmeligbeo
og fun brogte 29ier1te @eifeo ON
Set, ser life funoe fin6e Sci til
3agspreslcn, altiao uoeluffenbe po=
litiife Npbeoer al @etponing, iamt
politiife @ommentorer til ben al
@ltsiernc lepere0e Dogens Sefit.
Man for UNDER Eppografitreifen
/ Dannlarf Jet mGrfelige Mpifer:
rHolitifen" / &eftograftrpf, Ser,
lingife" / maifinifrebet &opi, men
ol6rig bar man grebet efter noget
Bloo, iom efter 6en11e uilligale"
9lois, ser bar trDft meo Sc n1i11o1te
Epper poo oct tpnbeit mnltgc $50
pir. Mpn6igDeoerne bi6ite, at oen
tom. Sc giorbe fig allie mltlige
Mnitr9ngeIier for at foo fat / ben,
men ! 5 fem glar %ltoienotes
ben regelmGig meo ct llgentlig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17

Marianne, afwilhelm xrag. s5c.-issac See
huussn, afW.. Krag, eOc.-lsaac Kaperxast.
en- Fortsettelse at "Isaac s~eehuusen'', af w.
5oc.Sdryende Da4, afM Mailing .6Oc.-sbdron.
nlngen. at John Paulsen, 5Oc.-Eyentysbogen,
Samling af de NEST bekjendte Eventyr, illu.
Engelsk os Engelsk. Norsk- Dansk. ca. 800
Slider. over 10000 Ord. $1.25; Kortfattet
Enge1sk oR Dansk:Norsk, 25c Norsk-Dansk-
Ordbog. shirttnRsb. SOC. 4 M~aroccobind med
Guldsnit 75c:-.Ht hundrede. Timer iHn9elsk,
J. IT,. af =; sJyrra . . E.ns' 9% rs,t ns p Sasac
Sverige og Finland; re forskjelige Kort TOT
25c:5 IS dc: Soc; 65c q 9 $1;1OOdo. $l.76.
- Skrtv efter ftldstGndi0yKasalog.
Q. RASMUSSEN PUh&C0.g6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
|Stpnnen, bpormeb ban los @epnret

ioloe igien.
Der bar ingerl l1oenfor Dpre11.
@intere1 git, 6oroaret % Com
rteren tom % git. Gent cit Mfter,
| Sttober berte Garitnirs otter, al
BET bar1fcoe paa Gpren. Sans s6a1=
1trn bar Dos barn, % Sc itprteoc
begge op % laa pao %binnnoen.
~Gaa l0 % aabn," bpiifeoe bon.
San lptteOc og berte en- Man6s=
femme. San bao ON l1,,ol fploninq,
forot ban fom iaa tent. st 9ie=
blif 6ercfter bgrte ban ct lfprenoe
Sfrig. SON itprte6e 1lo % fa11ot
fiji @l,itr,t liegetoe bcipimet paa
@ulbet nreb ct anbent @rep / @oan=
Sen. San bar be,,6e ino / 8nrcl=
let, og ga blln bar fonllne,1 til fig
ielp, lGite ban 8repct:
rEil min. Manos 6orelore!" Ig0
BET. "9repor er 500, og NIT &ier-
tc CT fn1It. 2rge11 flyer, at Dg6s=
aorio9en bar cit 2lu1geinflamma-
ton, lom ban pao0rog Jig eli Garra
| &intcr, "a jog laa ipg, og ban
bopoe gaaet mango Mil / Sue for
at igge Nrbejoe o. @jelp.
Seq be0, at ban far lgrget n1eget
oper, at Fan life fit fine 6orr(ores
Tilgipelic, og oenmc Sore / Iorbin=
oelie me6 bans ltobigc &cfmnria1ger
for bort Spbol0 neb6rpo bans
&rGfter &oa lit 9eoslcic taltc
ban ON ct Barn, hi nclltcoc, og
iagoe> at jeg ifuloe ifripe til bans
TorGl0re og bc0e ONT &a1S(p for
mig pg nit Barn / pnr Npo.
Noro Garltoir5."
~%9llorig" ifreg GoritoirS. ~@,ll,
CT Sfplo / min Sora. Seq pil al
orig ie .bcnoe for mine Tj,1e."
Ger gift IA Gage, pg G%oritairS
Mclanfoli bleb op6cre. Nu par
BET iffe oleue ON Mftcucl1, nlen og=
iaa pm 9agen, at bo11 bbrte bcl1
1pl1on1n1c 8anfcl1.
Set bar bel1ob Mionat. Car
itairs @rlltru naagne0c og iaa, at
bcnoes Manos Seng bar tom. SUM-
ifpnote Jig op % neo as @orrioo=
rcr1. Ser gift bal, lneo ct eps /
@oon0cn neo as TrappeL ioet bal1
raa6te n1e0 balpfuaLt Sten1n1e:
vNu fon1n1er jog, Grepor, rt
fon1n1er ieg, min 9ren9!"
Mcn ioct ban 6ergrte set fol0e
@aanotaa, poagreoe ban.
u9(a, set bar finn Ell 9rpnn.
vG&1,n cit 9rem," raa6te Dln1; og
ser nor Sl,bcl / benoes Gteuu11e>
- vr1e11 Ell 9rgnt, ser fan blipc til
girfelig6c6. @on1 &icbor0, falg
mig!"
| % mi fprte BUN boln til ct S9=
rcllc / Sen p%en1trc 6lpj. Ser loa
cit 1ppenbe &pin6c n1eo ct 9orn /
fine Mrmc.
.Micborb, set or Dor Gpigcr6at=
ter OF 'Spigcrldu!"
San f11ulc0e 11e0 beD Sel1gc1 og
fpslene oen 11,1gc &ntl1oes Saano
% tcg @ornct / linc Mrrle.
- Sra Set 4icblif burtc BON
alorig sen inllomnne @anfel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17
Nlrnmer, og set lptfeoes alorig belt
at hi10re Sm1eli11Qel1.

9el1mmer, >og set Iptfeoes alorig bclt
at bin0re Smbelingen.
Splaget bar life ipnoerlig fort,
8lacct git fra @aan0 til @aono,
bpert el1fclt Gfienplar bao0e life
cit Mbonnellt, t1e11 en- 2pIcfre6s !;
Mpagen. !Sele Splogct pejcoc fir,
8 &lo % frroc0e iaa ringc Y!aos,
at Snolmlglingen life Dor i%orfn,n=
bet meo ,,ogen SanIfeligDcO. @ln=
oene fom gal1ife rcgelmGsligt meo
Sc oroinGrc Danlplfibe. Mpnoig-
1eocrnc giennemrobeOc SC MejIcn0es
Gffeftcr % bapoe altio get l1bclc
at opcrfoloc Sc llifploigc. Gislc
lfreg natlrrligpis np ouer or, til
fsje0c Torinleoclie, Mpnoigbcocr=
ne flopcoc Jig og Fubliflrm 10.
Mcn I'LL tit 5innernc 9loo pao
Ianbc,r, beoocr set / Ell Sfiloring
/ u&ingltcb 6olfctioenoc" @if oct
aobt lneo 9laoene, matte nta,l pel
fltnnc inofare Bigger og smoolfrii=
ter egloo. Scr ito0 man imiolcrtio
ppcrfor sen @anifeligbeo> at Set pco
enfelte Sfrifter life orcjebc iig ON
ct Sispl,no cllcr iaa, men on TO-,
tire Sltiir6 &ilo, ser bar politiife
Strioslfriftcr, ionn trpftcs i oper
100000 gfsemplarer. Gaooan
eli Eopirmosie fuuoe bpcrtcn CIT cl=
fer to Meiicn0e fire / lin Baggage,
og man hpgge0c oerfor cit itor Geil-
gocbt, scr par fonltrucret netop
nteo Smualiug al 9rpfiagcr for
Ejc. 81 / lamf,loe tire Mor gift
oclu1c bpioc Dacbt %rcgelmrsiig fine
Iurc til 6inlano og Spcrige %
ouerfprte life minorc ems 1G =
%lcfsten = Sons Grpfioger, 1,ocn at
Sc r'siilfe Mrtoritetcr, trnos ollc
NtltrunAclier, fit Sen %beiloglogt.
TorhploSpis 4urtig pi0ite MllS-
icrnc @elfcb ON ocns gfsijtcns. Sc
ien0te 5pioner til Spcriac, Sc
bopbc Tplf og Sfibe rc0c poo Ben
finite SIDE al Mnlon0SDopct for at
ppll1nppe Sen. Spioucrnc / Spcrige
tc(cgroi creoe, at I'LL bar sen ltllf>
fct / 5peu. Mcgieringcns Tolf
poa Sen finife &plt pasicoc poa Scot
og Gag. @en ollc Nnitrcn9clier
bar li9c relultotlbic.
Gen finifc Sfrrgooro, ser lom
ct @Gltc = cnfeltc Steocr, / 4 Mi=
les @reooe = ltrGffcr Jig Lungs
&piten lige fra Mala1lo til &ibprg=
b1tgten % finn ct Gor Steocr of=
hrpoc3 al NGs, Der lfDoer Jig no /
&o1oct, o9 aa6cnt &o,ro, cg',er Jig
ioo furtrinligt til en FABIAN Sport.
Scr CT Sneie al 5mutpeie, bpor ct
lauoont .Sfib fan glioe fre1n, INC
oens Gol0= og an0rc Don1pere tu1lt
n1oo 6oloe Jig til Sc pao Set pifici=
ellie. Spfort %ofnnnrfeoe 6arpnlo.
% nnr Wacbtcn fprlt noaet inO
uellcrn SC l1tollige Ger og Sfnr,
funoc sen 10 1oslc i'm 9olt poo
@ltnoreoer al 5teoer, Dporfru bc11=
tie ioo lenere paa nol1gc MaaOer
flnnoc TRANSFORMERS ppcr iii Sim
lon0.
1i(liG1t pnltcrcoe Muslon0 to
Gnnpcre, CT / SEN ipbligc Sci og
cit / Sen 11prblige Del al set oc~
lonolfc @nb for at bol6e ll6fig, %
6plgen Mcp, at Dacbten ln1aattc ue'l~
tc poo sen ipenlfe She, til Storm
pg boi 5p labbe 0rebet Sc r.tslilfe
IGfi6c / 2n, for loa 1om en- bpi>
@aprnooge at fonlnlc illlenoe forbi,
! eSSlniolcrti0 bepirfeoc 6ette, at Scr
icnoclierne bleb for uregelmGssl iae,
og mo11 fan0t 81 poa andre l1O=
pcje. Men ct al Sc friifclte oa for
rrejelialtc Nflnit al 0er finite Mae
tionolfamp er Set, 1om til DUR
ifrift burer oen ron1antiife Ittel:
Gen hni1c glncht".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-10-17

2illeiplter Srnfpapir at 1pilc?"
2illebror: uSeg troeOe, fun,
bupoe go0t al set, fproi Dlru netop
bopoe lpilt 8lnf."
Gen 11nge, nerppie Sogfprcr
lfltlbe bolOc lin fprlte 6oriparstale:
uMin ubelbigc alter1t-" Saa ltop=
peoe bon. @ou foripgte igjeu, men
fit bare fremltammet: u@in nbel=
oigc Silent. 1or treble Sang
begpnotc bon: uMfirt r1bclbige @li=
ent-" og otter ipigteoe Sten1me>,.
u6ortint, min @crre, fortipt"
iagbe 9ommeren, nbpob 9e biotil
bar iagt er &etten enig meo
I9em il.
So Snbaliber, Ell Blind og Ell
Fl1ffelrDgget, iao imtmen | en-
Sernbarefl1pe og 0rilleoe binanbe1
mleo oeres Sfrebeligbco.
9o Eoget bolot 'peo Ell Citation,
flyer sen @llffelrpggebe til oen
,8ltn6e / cit ipp6ig Gone:
Som, &arunerat, loo os gaa
u6 og Ie % li0t om."
Sen 8linbe 6irrebe al &arme
men tnnfte:: Sent, min Sen, til
hi naar nuite Station.
0a Soget naaeoe nGite 5tation>
fog Ben @li1roe ben 31tffelrpggeoe
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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

The Hays Catholic College Thursday
afternoon gave q Mu icaIe that vas
one of the finest ever heard here In
strumentaI and Vocal. classical and pop
ulsF, gave music that was fine. show
ing careful training and ability.
Miss Nanon Heron of Topeka read
Madame Butterfly at the Normal Au-
dtorium Wednesday night to = very
appreeiatiye audience. Miss Heron
is very gifted woman and her hand
ling of characters in dramatic stories
is quite WondC rful
c unclI met ThuI sday in regular mon
thI7 session, Al r binsOn was named
as City cIerF at $40 month FIR, d
O,hsnt as Water and Sewer comm; s.
sioner at S1OO month J. J. Roth 4s
City marshal and street commissioners
for a month. Fred Hsffamier as wstsr
commissioner was gwen s1OO for April
and Dr.. Snyder $5 as Health officer.
City Atty ko!mquist bill OF IS 80 for
April rejecte.i ss claimed services had
been dispensed Win.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
Patriotic services.

Patriotic services.
BY the suggestion and under the d.
Fection of the G. A. r F., on this Sun
d.y evening at o'c at the Methodist
church, the people are invited to honor
the birth Of Gen U. S GraAt A quar-
tette from the G A. R., will sing; the
orchestra will furnish patrio-ic music.
Miss Alice McLain will render solo.
Rev. A S. Hale will make tbs a6-
dress. Let the evening be spent in the
study of American patriotism, and in
memory of the greatest general of
all ages
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

The Ellis Public school has decided
to put IN next term Manual Training
as part Of the school work.
Jonah Mutton is having his home on
east Wilson ave. nicely painted and pa
perea and receiving congratulations.
COX has car of Jonathan ap
pies on track here. Prices right
Banker P ]. Deane goes to Hutch
ineon next week to. attend the state
bankers convention held there on 6th
and 7th.
Lots of autos from outside are now
stopping and passing through our city
and there will be more than ever all
this summer and fall.
Beginning the first week in May
Mrs. HALE, who has been q teacher
of Oratory and Dramatic Art for 20
years, will give: Glass and Private les
sons for 10 weeks. See her for terms
or phone No. 100,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
Weather Forecast for May 9Th.

weather OEeCdSC 1OE MAY 0 OC1.
Bright and sunny the gr-a'er por-
iion of the day. There will b. North
Wind" causing q sudden drop in the
temperature to the free zing psih+, but
NJ particular damage will be done.
Following this gentle ''West Win1"
will prevail.
A shower or two will cause a sour
ry ing to shelter but these will be Of
short duration after which the day viii
close unusually warm And fair.
Although this is the date set for
Prince Sunshiae's carnival, umhr. las
will he unnecessary rs you are sseur-
ed of dry, comfortable place from
which to view. the festivities.
Normal Auditorl1m- Admis ion 35 t.
Ticket board goes up at Merkweil's
book store. this Saturday. Aay Sd.
Cur tain rises at S:15 sharp.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

Misses Catharine O'Laughjin, Lu-
csille FELTON,, Ethel Sites, Katie Sar
gent. Elsie Grass, and Claude VII
son, Robbins SWailer compose the
High School graduation class this yeer.
The Graduation exercises occurring
on Friday evening, May 10th.
Only two weeks more Of this term
of our Public school.
Mrs. Kirkman, Misses Sutton, Lea
by and Mccall have applied and will
no doubt be given another wear at cur
Public school, 1t is told the others
have not applied.