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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

Miss Keller is having her home cot
tage on east Juniata nicely painted.
A fine eight pound boy has come to
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Hattee.
Crescent Cottage. PAINT is pure
paint WOLF BROS
This nice weather is causing many
to go fishing on the creek but the fish
caught are small
Watch ont for the talked of frost
next week if you have ANYTHING to get
hurt by old Jack.
Spring and flowers having come the
bright colored dresses are appearing
in abundance on our streets.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are new doing nice job Of papering
their parsonage, making it coy
The many friends of Harry Grass
were glad to bee him here this week
and looking so well.
The brick walls of the Weisner new
store building are going up and show
Up pIesing to the many watchers.
At the Brunswick last Sunday they
had the pleasure of entertaining the
Kirkmsn, Meade and G. Philips at
family dinners
Word comes of the death of Charles
Richardson, at Kansas city, Mo who
was the son in law of David Bobst,
formerly Of our Wbeatlsnd township.
and husband of Mamie Bobst-
If you pect-to-rate as a man
please do not expectorate on the side
walk. In other word do not spit On the
sideWalk-it Is against the Law. If you
must spit, spit outside the walk on the
ground. A woman.
We have several office rooms
and suit of rooms or fiat for
rent at low price. Free Press
FREE PRESS. Best in the Co.
The Boa~d OF Normal Regents have
approved of the application of Prof.
E. B. Matthew to come hack to the
Hays State Normal for the Summer
term to take up his work here.
Last week some Of our Masoni: fra.
ternirY were over at PlaiaViiie putting
on their work of conierring the 81 de
gree and the paper there says:
&C. W. Miller, Jr. had charge of
the work. It is said that outside the
Grand Master he has the work best Of
any in the sUate".
This Sunday the services at the Pres
byterian church will be held there and
every body invited and welcome Com
muniOn at the close of the morning
services. Sunday, May 1Ith will be
Mothers day. and be special song SER
vice and sermon. Mothers are invited
TO st end that day and it gives rs an
opportunity to honor them.
While IN Pittsburg last week regent
Dreiling had pleasant meeting with
Prof. Bowen, who is to be secre' ary
of the Big g. Educational boa:d
And while he was one Of the Pittsburg
school committee who visits here in
the Wrangle' and hasn't far cied the
continual reference to their school.
he assured our Havs Regents that he
would 20 all he could for our Hays In
stitutioD and use his every effort o
make it as big as the Pittsburg schoo'.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

Miss Lena Johnson leaves this FIR
day evening foF Colorado Wher.- she
will visi friends and teach Il summer
term Of scheol.
The Christian E:desvor Society of
the Presbyterian church held social
in their church last Tuesday evening
and each told how they earned their
dollar contribution toward their art
glass window in the new building, and
some told it in poetry that wss fine.
Monarch Axe Grease, Best on =rar-
ket For Sale by WOLF BROS
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that will MT
be responsible for any debts contrac-
ted by my wife, Edna E. Singleton ,
from and after this date.
DA ed Hays, Kas April "a 1913
WALTER c, SINGLETON.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
PhotoGraphs

l have re-opened my Photographic
Gallery on south FORT street ar rea
dy to do your work at reasonable pri-
ces and satisfactory work guaranteed.
commencement work and EnlarRipR
work a sp- -cialty. Come see my work
F. c. MEYERS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03


The warm weather has covered the
trees with leaves.
Lilacs are nicely in bloom, the frost
not having hit them this spring
Bring your Safety RAZOR Blades
Have them sbarpened at 80 cents per
dozen WOLF BROS
Br. Mcmillan, brother Of Mrs. Geo.
PhIiip, win his wife, who have been
visiting here. left Friday morning.
Miss Manor Heron of Tcpeka was
the guest of Mrs and Miss Leahy the
past week.
FOR SALE = Monarch Ranges. all
Steel and Mallabie, Non-bI ezkatle,
The Best WOLF BROS
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
Good Farm Rancho for Sale

Over 1000 acres, all n one LOFy.
vi hIn 20 miles OF Hays nd close TO q
Railroad Town 800 cres in ruit1va-
tiOn, 250 acres fine what Nor. can
be plowed if desired Good hrIuse and
Improvements; pIe-tg of water
Prices res SON bic; easy rns. No
agents or CenmIesinn-i Come sea Il.
No trades. For particulars see-
The FREE PRESS, Havs Ka=.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
Don't miss seeing The Fairies

Don't miss seeing The Fairies
Owing to the large number of Little
Folk in the cast Of the Operetts given
by the Normal Rural School pupils, it
is very desirable that the curtain
should rise promptly at 8:15.
Since the first scene is a dainty, pret
ty one by the '1ittle ones" alone, it is
hoped the audience will be ia their
seats at the above mentioned time.
Normal Auditorium,
Admission 35 cents.
Reserved seats at Maxwell store
Saturday morning. May Sd.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
Methodist services.

Rev. A. s Hale will speak this Su :
day morning from text Ron. Il 10.
and in the evening on the sabjecs Gen,
u. S. Grant. The enrolment of
the Sunday school last Sunday was 241
and indications are 500 this Sunday
The Bible class is becoming enc of
the most popular classes of the school
All persons not enrolled i'll any Bitle
class are invited to this organization
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

VISITING CARDS. We have re-
ceived q lot of the latest stylefof visit
il G linen csrds now used Chicago. Let
US print you some.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

Mrs, MiIIard Kirkman has the pleas
ure of entertaining her neice. Miss
Nora Rice, from Nebraska.
On account Of the serious illness of
her mother in Michigan. Miss Bovee,
the music teacher at the Normal left
Tuesday morning for her home.
A noted Newspaper man said last
week in an address: ''This is Your
Newspaper. Let it show your In
dividuality. individuality IN news
papers is what secures circulation,
for its readers can depend on get
ing the best news regardless of
individuals. Facts"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
Picture show of Selma

This beautiful play in reels is
to be shown at the Hall this Saturday
evening and the newspapers where it
est shown the acting being perfect.
And ycu get to see sh,s 1 so theatri-
cal play in the city for 10 cents hers.
Don't miss seeing it.
Read Cox's Racket adver in
this paper. You save money
by trading there.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
Eye and Ear Sur6eOn

Eve and Ear SuP6eOn
DR.. n. Jay Brown, the Salina eye
and ear specialist viii be at the Bruins
wick Hotel, HAYS, Tuesday, May s,
At Ellis Wednesday, 7tb
At Russell. Thursday. 18th
We always have plenty of mo-
ney to loan on land. If you are
going to need a Farm Loan and
are looking for low rate, cal
at the Citizens State Bank at
Hays, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

Cane Seed for sale
l have some fine cane reed for sale
at reasonable price. See me or phone
No. 6e4, Hays. JOHN SEITZ.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
The SpirelIa corsetiere
at Miss Rowlison s
Residence Normal avenue
west Presbyterian church

Repairing windnniIIs & Jumps
1 am practical EachinisU and make
it my businesA to repair WindInil's and
pumps. Wors d me care uilY and sat
isfactOFY. See ,4Ie at Han s, KanssE,
al Gooisli shop opposite R. K tank
ED. SCH ECHSTER
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

Furnished Rooms wanted
want two or more furnished
rooms, for with or without light
housekeeping. See or phone
MRS. EVANS,
Windsor Hotel, Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
Boys and Girls Corn Growing Contest

We going to conduct Boys Girls Corn Growing
will prizes the Best
plot and the highest yield from single
boz III
no obayor Il usv~ win mo-
wcrko OF
Co5pee given
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03
ENTRANCE BLANK

To q
h cOrditns of prOu
al the coming am 20
l.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-05-03

IS =. O. OK R.F. =
W. nd. drnred TIE SateB
Kn..s sxner of
con- 81 brT nuu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04
ILLUSTRATED BY
DOM ]. LAWN

hand thls afternoon / was all tho
wa home making ~ that story
about tho Welsh rabbit You're not
arrry are sou. Joe? And II I
hadn't gOf the work you mfghtn
haze sold your sketches 20 that
mar from Peoria
nc want from PEORIA said
Joe slowly
"Weu. r. doesn't matter where
Doc was from How clever you arc.
Jo" and klsH me. JOe-and what
mndc YOU ever suspect that WASH
giving music Lessons 70 Clemen-
thar
= didn't. said Joe. until to-
night And ! wouldn't have then.
oult H"ut ~ this cotton waste
anr Oh from the engine room this
afternoon FOR girl upstairs vito
had her hand burned wlth n smooth
Ing iron I've been firing the en-
Rino In that laundry FOR the last
two weeks
And then you didn't"
Ny purchaser from PEORIA" said
Joe and Gen Finkney are both
creations Of the same art-but you
wouldn't call It either painting or
music
And then they both laughed. and
joe began
When one loves ones Art no
service seems"
Put Della stopped with her hand
on bis lips No" she said just
When one loves
fTHE END
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04

that had oil on Il. on. Joe. did
you sell another alotch?' rhc bad
soon the money on the table
Lid ~" haid Joe just nBk tho
man from Peoria lie got his depot
fDdny. ana ho lHni rure but be-
thinks ho wants another parlEcapr
ana view of The Hudson. What
tlmo thih afternoon ala you burn
your hand Dclc7'
Five O'Clock. think" said Della.
pl1lntiycly THE iron ! mean The
rabbit came or the fire about that
time. You ought 10 have seen Gen.
Pin key. Joe. when
'Hit down here moment. Dele.
nnld joe He drew her 90 the couch.
Eat beside her and put bis arm
acrosa her shoulders.
What have you been doing for
the last tao weeks. Dclc7' he
asked
She braycd II for d moment or
tHn with nm "yc fun Of love and
rtuhboruneaa. and murmurcd "a
phrase or two vaguely n Gen PINK.
neg. but ht length down went her
heta aud out came the truth and
tcnrA.
= couldn't get any pupils she
confessed And / couldn't bear 10
have sou give up your lessons. and
got place ironing shirts in that
big 2iih.st laundry And think I
dr. very well 10 make up both Gen
ri' knoy and Clementlna. don't you.
Joe? And when a girl IN the laun-
dry set down hot iron on my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04
"A SERVICE OF LOVE-

he IL n wldowor, you know and
stands tharo pulling bis Whlt"
goutee. And how arc the semi
qunvorH aud tho dculHcmlpuhverh
progrenrinp he always asks
Il wish you could see tho wainh
coting in that drawing room. joe
And those Astrnkhan rug poriiofcH
AMI ClHncntina has such FUNNY
lit'lc cough hope she 10 stronger
than she looks on. nm really
getting attached 20 her. she Is 80
gentle and high bred. Gen. PINK
noy'a brother was once minister 10
Bolivia
And then Joe. with the air Of %
Monte Cuato, drew forth a ten. o
five n two and one all legal
tender notice and laid them beside
Delina earnings.
sold that watorcolor OF tho
obcliHk 10 man from Peoria he
announced overwhelmingly
Don't Joke with me. said Della
mot from Peoria
"All the way. I wish you could
sec him, Del" Fhi man with "a
wooden mufflcr and a quill tooth
pick lie saw the sketch Ia Tlnkle.H
window and thought ii Was "A wind
mill Mt first he was game,
though. and bought II any how. lie
ordered another an oil sketch Of
Tho l.AckawannA freight depot TO
take back with him Music les
sons Oh. ! guess Art IL Hllll IN
II.
I'm 80 glad you've kept on said
Della. heartily You're bound 10
win. dear Thirty three dollars
We never had 10 much 20 spend be.
fore Wen have oysters tonight
And fllct mlgnon with champig
nouh. said joe where IL the
olive fork"
on the next Saturday evening Joe
reached home first iic spread his
so on the parlor table and washed
what seemed 10 be a great deal Of
dark paint from his anndn
Half an hour later Della arrived.
her right hand tied az ia shape
less bundle OF wraps and bandRRes
How ~ thih7" asked Joe. after
the usual greetings Della laughed.
but not very loAhuhly.
'Clemon,iua." she explained. TN
sisted upon Welsh rabbit after
her lesson. She is such "A queer
Rlrl Welsh rabbits AT IN tho
afternoon Tho general was there
You should have seen him run for
tho chatting dish Joe. just as II
there wasn't servant IN the house
know Cl.montina Is not IN good
health. gne ~ No nervous In scry.
ing tho rabbit she spilled a greh,
LOT 81 IL. boiling hot. over my hand
and wrist Il hurt Hwfully. Joe
And the dear girl was 10 gorry'
int Gen. Pinkney Joe. that old
man nearly went distracted. He
rushed downttAirs and sent some
hody--they said the furnace man or
somebody In the basement--out TO
drug store for some oil and things
20 bind II az with. II doesn't hurt
80 much now"
What's thiN-" asked Joe. taking
tho hand tendcrly. and pulling AZ
FoT1c white strands beneath the
ha dageH
It's something soft. said Della.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04
ANOTHER GREAT STORY
BY .. HENRY

ardent. VohbR chats after the
DAVIS study. the coy dinnors and
fresh. lisht breakfasts; ~ inter
change ~ ambitions ambitions in
terwoven each with the others or
els, Uncomfortable the mutual
help AID inspiration, and-ovorlook
my Rrtlessness stuffed olives and
choose sandwiches nt II y. m.
But after white Art Tagged II
sometimes docs. oven II some
switchman doesn't flag Il Every.
thirs going out and nothing coming
in. as tho yulgariana say. Money
was lacking 90 pay Mr.. Magister
aud Herr koaeustock their prices,
when one loves ones Ant no ser
vice seems too hard So. Della
said she must giVo music lessons
20 keep the chatting diah huhbllng
For two or three days she went
out cauvAssiug FOR pupils. one
evening she came home clated.
Joe, dear. she said Elecfully,
I've pupil And. oh. the love.
Hest peoplo' General General \.
r. pnkney's duuEhter-on tlat St
Such a pleasant house. Joe you
ought TO see the front doOrl Ryan.
tine | think you would call n. And
inside on. joe. ! mover saw any
thiug like it before
My pupil Is hts daughter Glenn
cntina dearly loyc her already
She's a delicate thing dresses al
ways In white. and the sweetest,
simplest manners Only Is years
old I'm % give three lessons a
week. and. Just think. joe s.
lesson. / don't mind IL a bit. FOR
when | get two or three more pu'
pills | can resume my lessons with
Herr Roscustock Now. smooth out
that wrinkle between your hrows.
dear. and let's have a nice supper.
That's all right for you. Dele
said Joe. attacking can OF peas
With carving knifo and a Ratchet.
but how about mes DO YOU think
I'm going 10 lot YOU hustle FOR
wages while | philandcr In the reg
ions OF high artF Not by the ooncs
OF Benvenuto Celllnil I guess
can sell papers or lay cohblestones.
and bring In o dollar or two
Della came and hung about hts
neck
Joe. dear. you are SHY. You
must keep on a. your studies Il
Is not as n had cult my music
aud gone to work al something else.
While / teach I learn ain al.
waNs with my music. And We can
live as happily as millionalres on
SIS a week You mustn't think OF
leaving Mr.. Magister
AN right. said Joe. reaching for
the blue scailopod vegetable dish.
But | hate for you to be giving
lessons. IL isn't Art. hut you're a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04

Still another new proposition Tor
the purchase OF the Renson line was
considered and approved by Joint
meeting Of the utilities and finance
committees Of the council yes,sr'
day.
The proposition is 10 pay $780,
900 for the road within the city lin
lis. $685. COO cash and the balance In
30 years at 5Hs per cen, Interest.
The motion. made by Councilman
wardall. was approved by Council.
men Erickson. Bruskeyith. Goddard
and Peirce. while Councilmcn Mar.
bic and Grifhths voted against Il.
declaring the price exorbltant.
James a. HaiEht OF the Municipal
league told the committee that the
line was not worth more than 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04

Joe And Tinkic gave me permits.
sion 10 hans tao OF them IN his
window. | may soil ono n the right
kind Of n moneycd idiot seea them
I'm suro you viii. said Della.
awcotly. And uow let's be thank.
ful for Gen. Plnknoy and thin veal
ronat.
During all Of the next week the
Lairabesa had an early breakfast
Io" vas enthusiastic about some
morning cffcc, sketches be wan do
inr In Genital Park and uciia
packed him or hroakfasted. cod.
died. praised aud kissed at o'clock
Art Is an engaging mistress II
vas most timnH : O'Clock whom he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04
APPROVE NEW DEAL
FOR RENTON LINE

600. and that there was an effort To
loot the treasury
Councilman Goddard during a dts
cussiou which followed. told Haigh'
that hs reminded him q a poll
,lcian looking for office
:. II. Bracket uf the Municipal
league supported HaiEhts conton'
ton that tho limo was worth but
1900 900. and charged Receiver
Scott Calhoun padded tho figures
he had presented to the council.
Tie urged that the whole matter
be- submitted 10 vote ~ the people.
The previous proposition made BY
the council 10 purchase the whole
line for si.400 900. with only . per
cent interest on deferred payments
has been rejected by the bondhold-
era OF tho line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04
teopyrIch, BY Doubleday. PAGE &

tNohNftNNt pN bohntcuaNs rave O
Company
When one loves ones Art no ser
vice seems too hard
That is our premise. This story
shall draw conclusion from II
and show at the same time that the
premise is Incorrect That VIII be
a new thing IN logic and a feat III
story telling somewhat older than
the great wall OF China,
Joe Iarrabce came out or the
post.oak flats of the Middle West
pulling with n genius for pictorial
ART At six he drew n picture OF
the town pump with prominent
citizen passing It hastily This 81
fort was framed and hung In the
drug store window NY the side OF
the ear of corn with an uneven
number Of rows. AZ 30 he lcft for
New York with a flowing ncckue
and capital tied up somewhat
closer
DELTA Caruthers did things In six
octaves SO promisingly IN a pine
trca village in the South that her
relatives chippcd IN enough IN her
chin hat for her to so North and
finish" They could not see her
f.. but that is our story
Joe and Della met in an atelier
where a number OF art and music
students had gathered To discuss
chiaroseuro, Wagner. music. Rem
hrandt's works, pictures. Waldteu'
Eel. wall paper. Chopin and oolong,
Joe and Delta became enamored
one OF the other. or each or the
other. as you please. and In short
time we're married-tor (see
ahoye) when ono loves ones Art
no service seems too hard.
Nr. and Mrs. Larrahee began
housekeeping In a fiat IL was a
lonesome rat--something like the
A sharp way down NJ the lcfthand
end OF the key board. And they
were happy; for they had their Art,
and they had each other And my
advice 20 the rich young man would
be-seil all thou hast. and give Il
10 the poor-ianitor for the priv
Here OF living In a flat with your
Art and your Della.
Fiat.dwellers shall lndorse my
dictum that theirs Is the only true
happiness. II a home Is happy Il
cannot III too close-let the dresser
cole pse and become billiard
table. let the mantle turn To 4 row
ing machine. the escritoirc 20
spare bedchamber. the washstnnf
TO an upright piano; let the four
walls come together. II you will, 50
you and your Della are between. But
II home be the other kind. let II be
wide and long-enter You al the
Golden Gate. hang your hat on Hat
,eras. your cape on Cape Horn and
60 out by the Labrador.
Joe was painting In tho class OF
the great Magister-you know his
fame. His fees are high his les
sons are hght-his highlights have
brought him renown. Della was
studying under ROsenstock-you
you know his repute as a disturber
OF the piano keys.
They were mighty happy as long
as their money lasted SO Is every
but | viii not be cynical. Their
aims were very clear and defined.
Joe was TO become capable very
soon OF turning out pictures that
old gentlemen with thin side-whis-
kers and thick pocketbooks would
sardbag one another in his studio
for the privilege OF buying Della
was to become familiar and then
confemptuous with Music. so tina;
when she saw the orchestra seats
and boxes unsold she could have
sore throat and lobster In a private
dining room and refuse to go on
the stage.
But the best. In my opinion. was
the home life In the little flat--the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04

returned In tho evening.
~ the end OF the week Della.
swectly proud but lAnEuid. tri.
umphantiy tossed three S. bills on
the kAiO tinchcsl center table OF
N sxt0 tfocu fiat parlor
Sometimes" she said. a little
Wearily. "Clcmcutina tries me I'm
afraid she doesn't practice enough.
and have to tell her the same
things 90 often Ana then she al.
waya dresses entirely IN white. and
that does get monotonouM hut
Gen pinknoy II the dearest old
man wish you could know him.
Joe. iio comes IN sometimes whcr
| am with Clcmcntlna At the piano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04
RESCUE WOMAN

An overturned lamp caused fire
which totally destroyed the home
and household goods OF A. X. Dicks.
iIth ay and W Dawson st.. at 10
O'Clock last night
Mrs Dicks was asleep at tho tlma
The crash ~ the lamp awokc her
She tainted "a sho realized what
had happened. and was rescued
from the burning house by hcr hus.
band.
The loss Ia about $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-04
CITY NEWS

u was a case % NOW ySc got hin,
now Ne ain't when the police AZ.
tempted TO get James Role. wanted
10 Victoria. Ia the tolls. Role Ia
said to have passed a bogus check
for $4,000 In payment OF an auto
The police traced him to two places
Friday. but upon arriving found the
bird" had flown.
a former preacher. N. s. Wolfer.
dale. Will be brought up for trial on
charges OF disorderiy conduct for
stealing pennies from the ncwHhoy's
stand at Second and Pike st. Friday
a committee was appointed TO ar
range plans for celebration 90
mark the first removal OF dirt by
dredge IN the Duwamlsh waterway
October ~ at a meeting OF the Du.
vanish Valley Commercial club
Friday night.
Or. NJ. a. Matthews. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. has re.
turned from trip 10 Atlantic City
and New York.
Chester n. Porter, rs, a pioneer
~ the Pacific coast. died at the
Minor hospital Friday night Porter
/ first came 70 the coast I'm 1874. The
remains will be Inferred Mt Colfax,
Wash. October 7
Thieves prled of the glass cover.
ing Of case In front Of the Boston
Dental parlors. 1920 Second nv. re-.
moving all the contents. which In.
cluded n dozen sets OF false teeth
and six fictitious molars.
+ Rev. J. a. Henry has resigned nc
I pastor OF the Beacon I'M church.
to take m the Dastoratc ut the Oak
Lake CONGREGATIONAL church. lie will
occupy the pulpit OF the Oak Lake
church Sunday
A burglar watched the home Of &
/ II. Mcmillan. 31T 18Th n. Friday
night. and when Mcmillan left
climbed through aido window
I Mcmillan returned I'm two hours and
found the place ransacked.
a Judgment o. 5000 Ia asked by
I Mrs Bessie Crouch In n complaint
/ filed against Charles X. Crouch
| The complainant charges that hor
/ marriage TO Crouch lost her n lob
OF $7b n month. and incompntiblllty
separated them.
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trump and 4 dear to DO t."
When one loves ones Art no
service seems too hard. said polla
"Maglster praised the sky In that
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-14
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Cincinnati, t2. Sult 1918.
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