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The evening world., 1914-02-20
first Eiecsr,cm,,.ns In ind,s~s,

MICHIGAN CITY Ind. Feb. 20. o..
Steve Chirka Of Indiana Iiarbor. Ind.
and Harry Rasico Of vincenncs. Ind.
were elcctrocute.. at the state prison
here tbs morning. Chirka killed his
wife and Rssico murdered his wife and
little son. The eiectrocutions we're the
frst ever held In this State.
The evening world., 1914-02-20

which e,nended 10 DE sas ofths prsssni
Pubic Library. he succeeded h haleing
and reforming hh demoraized forces
while the Continental! troops from lower
down the river. under the guidance of
Aaron Burr. continued ther retreat BE-
yond tf,e crest Of ths hi.
General Howe thought thas he had
the Virginia Rebel" and hs army n .
noose. Wah Generals Tron Cfneon
and CornwalGs. he rode Up to The
Murray homestead. where Mr.. Murray.
a. the story runs. invited the Distinguished
officers IN to partake Of cakes and wine.
The British forces. certain now Of
capturing the whole continental Army.
hailed while their leaden were being
entertained.
Through that delay the safesy Of the
Americans was assured. When the
British commander appreciated that hn
prize was sfppins from hn grasp and
ordered a charge on the American line.
a battery under command Of young
Alexander Hamiton and Sergeant Hoy.
posted On what b NOW the, ste Of the
new Lord 3 Taylor Store. held the
British IN check until the last Continental
solder was safely on his way TO Harlem
Heights.
The evening world., 1914-02-20
The Historic Battle
ut Murray Hill

THE crash Of cannon from the British feet in the East
River echoed across Manhanan Island Long lines Of
serins redcoats and Hessians advancing
ured tread up the green slope from the 'front.' panic
stricken body Of American farmlads in their rustic sab with
here and there blue and buff uniform. fleeing to The
higher covered ground on Murray Hill.
The evening world., 1914-02-20

A multitude Of errors are committed
in the name Of Fashion. These Faux
pas" are the work Of the unlettered in
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Kriegs6egeUleruna.

Der .gerlin.r 2oiolanseieer- mel.
bet aus Roilono: 6ier fnb orei
0,utfde ourdeerein. bic ols 6r.ifpiI'
list in oas osutl1e Deer eintretsn mol.
len. Sbr. Rsii. mar iehr oben..n,rs
lid uno Elm tpobr,s Wunnsr in Is.
BAD Fl. allen @tfahr.n enirunn,n Fno.
Sn 9a!pa,oiFo fins auF ben srit.n
arisssruf 1900 jung. Dsutfds ,us
allen SeiIen GbiIes eineetroffeu. bic
ober niat ipsitsrreii.n ionnt.n. neil
eds oeutfhe 3oniuIat ertI6rte. oab
man ibrer s~inittpeil,n niht beoiirfs.
Sic rsiftsn troBoem ab uno uuteruab.
men. ipsil in Sioam,riio isst Winter
in uno bic Sohn ben 9eirieb .inse,
lieIi hat. ben llshereaua iibsr oi, Cor.
(miIl,reu gu SUB. Die 6iBe nit rosen
SubbSuisn ummit.lt. I'm BON Gen nit
un9sheusrsn Sdnss- uuo GismaNeu
bsoedten gerotn uiti obsufiirsen. In.
ter erobsn Tuitrenaungsn selano.sn fs
nab glonooso. Der nGhitsn Yahnita'
ton in grasntinien. @inev ihrsr Rsi.
ieosnphen bate isooh ben SOB our5
Gririeren %cefuuosn. ,iuem anosr.n ii
ois Haie erfrcreu.
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An octt Jeino!
Cine Gpiione ans BEN Setiriea, Don
%. &. Jus.

Der Worg.u oGmmerts berauf.
5dbl itabl f6 Der erIte grau, Sdims
u1er ourh oas 9onauge in Ole Gabin.
oes aapitdns bes idpar3en 1orpeoo,
ideers.
Die Sroonnau3 tIopfte.
Der 3ommnnodnt fuhr aus einem
tur3en. tisfen S6lafe empor, rieb iid)
Die Gusen unb taitets Ii9 on oi.
Stirn.
81. ss mai WirtIitteit. Gr Lao
nod in feinem Bett. omar INNER nod
balb nnsstlsioet.
Gr butt. eineu furdterliten Sraum
eebobt. SIN anmpfe nit ub.rIeeenen
fsinotiden Streittrdften bate fd 5ein
tIeiner fhpnr3er 4uten befunosn
uno mar rubmocn unt.rsesons.n. Gr
oermeints oos brooeInoe WdiIer in ieis
nen Sbren gu perfpiiren, als sr, nod
ouf Der Rommanbobriid. itebeno, nit
Isinsm S6iffs in bic 5isfe sing.
uno nun. od er ertpahte, mertte er,
hb bic SnuIt bes brdpen Sbomas on
Se Gabinentiir hGmmerte.
Mar er oenn gar niht mad 3u
srieasu 9srpeienP Gr mubte ia fir6.
tertih felt 9sid!ofen boben. Qber bic.
s.r tur3s SdIaf mar pirtlih CT.
auideno aeipeisn.
Raid mohts fh Der aommanoani
Don @. N. 9~orpsooi6esr fertia unh
elite odnn an 0td. ben .ritsn GfFi3iey
nbsuI0ien.
6eut, font. Der 1aa iein, an Dem
.r .insn pi6tiesn GuFtras o,s aomi.
ralitdtsitobes aussufibrsn bate. Do
saIt .s. oas, mas man in iahreIong.,
fritclider uebuns e.l.rnt bate, in
Der praris su perrp.rt,n. Gs soIt DO,
allen. oi. 9.oan,.n f.it b.i.inanSe,
gu toit.u uno muir ouf .in.n puntt 81
ionsentritren.
Ils Der Rommonodnt oos De6 Be,
tr,ten bate. flcg Elm 2.uht.n iib.l
is.pe 3iiee. Dos W.tttr mar leiu.n
r%nternebmen eiinfia. Gin oi6t,r R.,
sci lag ib.r Dem WoF.r, oob man
soum eiuias Shritt. nett gu I.tsr
Drmodt..
Sit Scesn on Elm Tag pi. oel
arhere in boiler 9ldrkit onae6roher
mar ,netid bic erIean.. Stuno,
Va nun Ser 3ommdnoont bic Rib
rnro hss Torpedo fsIbit tpi.o,r in BIZ
@orn oerommtn bate. Iitb er -aG,
Ildnn pfeiIsr'. Uno oIs o,e lpodersr
glauid6en ouf 9ed Itdno,a. faot. c,
5u linen:
.Somsraosr! mir boben teuts Fl
men ihipertn. ober auh einen i6oner
Sos Dor uns. Der oberfte 9r;eos6eri
toroert BON siusm ieosn, oab CT isiul
VfIidt tut, Gua ib ~erluarte. oab Sh,
aue BEN @atsrlanoe Gbre mah,
Sonten mir pon n~nfertr WiIfon Nib
suridttbrtn. 70 bdben mir einsn ebt en-,
pollen l~lntsrsnns seiuno,n. Gni
Wer.!!"
Sci. mi, Ieu6ts.en BEL oiefsn Wcrt
ten bic Iuasn ser GesIsuts! O. tpo,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

Wienee iparmer &uft an. Gine 5peite
pihtiee Regel lautet, nienlaIs in nur
irgeno feu9tsm S6ubpert fiji fiben
gu bleihen, besbaIb fonten ale pers
Ionen, Die lire 9sIddftisung in acn.
loren unp oergleidsn bnben, hofiir
iorsen. baB fie. pOr3nsli9 bei nnBtals
tenn Weiter, lists non elm pnar S!isz
fel ober S9ube our 8enutuns in Der
Qr6eitsSeit CUR 9uno baben.
Gutter gu 5if9en. Die GEE
hr6unt perosn mut. piro peientIih
fdmadbofter. tpenn man ibr einsn
Ialben SesIOffsl 3itroneniaft beis
fist.
3inns uno 8Gedgetdirre
perben filbris sldn3enb, tpenn man
fe nur trodsn mi. 3situnespapier unb
sinfodem nsiBsn Sonb abreibt.
Selbt Elm oneef6mubter &Obleneis
mer miro baour9 mieosr ben.
Gntsiinbun9 Der ausen.
Die ent3iinoIi6e Rote oes 4uesns
lioronpes, fopie bic permebrte Obs
Ionosruna bon ShIsim uno 4usens
cutter, ipsl6e fid our9 selblide
Rliimpfen unb tueiBli6 eitriae Srpps
len i'm innsren ausenfpintsl uno
furh @rin0hen nm Die Wimpern be-
msrtli9 madt. piro oft burd 3ugs
luft Obsr eroBe 9iBe perurfadt. Reis
nigun9 uno Pflege iino bier bon no,
ten.
MpfeInein. inter guten 9es
tinaunesn bergeitelt unb a%uibepohrt.
Ihiibt Dor Der @i6t uno permin6ert
cher brinet bic InFdne ioaor ooIig
;um Shpinbsn. Man fole baher
@idttronten Ben @enuB BON Npfels
tpein porfGreiben. Worin Die @lrz
flung bss @pislpeins berubt. 1T oa>
nit nift seiogt, fe beruht stueifeGlos
cuff Ger blutrsinigeni'en Wirtung Der
5ruGtfdfte.
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SecmIannslOS.
Bon !. @ens.

Gin 6itt6en itsbt siniam an Wesrss.
franc.
Drin ipinnt cine Muttsr nit smiigel
6c:S.
gs Turra oas Rdbdsn. ssfdpino
geiApino.
Qns flsine 5enitsr po6t tIirreno Del
Wino.
Die @eIen psiti4t grimmis beg Stur'
mes Wut.
Do faltet Ole Wuttsr bic 9Gnoe uni
Tpriht:
,QQeit'ger, psrlufe bic 4rmeE ri6I
auf BEN tiefaufoonneynhsn Meers!
Msin Sobn 500 oufs b!aut Nesr bin
aus,
Sect riugt er ri.aei5t I'm Wogsngs'
braus,
Wie piro mir auf eiHmal inns 9erl
70 bang,
M;r abnt, msinem G;n5'gen orobt I'm.
tergang;
Sbr Ssiligsn fibrst mein aino 5ua
rid.
or 1T meines 4Iters sSrsube unr
Slid,
gebitst i'm trsuli1 in jeosr not.
0enu lpenn CT jtiirbs. mar Is mein
600. Sran,
Sd;rnlt i'm auf Sin in voen Weere."
tpdnerl
Dob piIoer brd1d6tens Sturmes
Mldt. b imr1
0rsq 'Iammen bic SIise, Der Bonner
traht.
5egen berahobe Do9sr .dmpft Elm
Shiff.
9os mub ;srfdelsn ON tiidifhsn
Riff.
am Mafe Isbnt Elm bIonolodig.r
Wnnn.
Tit Ilebeuoem Bid fhout er bimmels
an;
ngarmbersiger, LAB uns uiht untera
gehn.
% IoB mid nod .inmnl bic Nutt.r
ieb'n.
Ghiib' uns auf benz tobenoe M..re!-
Der Sturm trsibt oos Sdiff auf oi,
Rtippe bort,
limb ihr.d.nsbI.;d ftekn ole ar
Boro;
Gin Stob uno Elm se1enoes Webge'
fhrei,
Gin 3ra9. uno oos S9iff bsrftet nit
ten sntspei.
gs offnet ii4 nett elm edbnenoel
Shiuno,
Der ftol5s Dompf.r periinst ouF Der
@runo.
umfOnft bofft bic Muti.r auf Wieoer.
iebr,
5br Sobu. ibr s.liebter, tommt min.
nermebr,
Or tat feline pfIiht ouf benz R..r.
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aorrian Der @bit., Burlington Il
Omintp Giienbnhr

Babnbot: @de 2. uno Benrl'Str1Be.
StDreltd iabrembe 0iae.
rs atorgenS - No. Al. SMn,IauQ nod
ct. Saul uno MinneapoIiS.
$50 Nor9ens = 9o. 40. Oriental 4irnreb
bdlt nidt in iieinen Craftsmen an.
s'55 SDrmitta9s = go. 50. 2oialSu9 mad
ct. Saul unb MinnenpUIi8.
,:45 Nahm Tugs no. 81. Rorth Yacife
grpreB, fd5rt iber Die Y. y. BON @Rin'
neapplis aus.
eiiolida fabrenOe Sage.
2:05 NiahtS - ". as, Smne0sug nab
gbicasr unb Ct. 4ouis.
1915 Nahts Ro. so. S6nenaus nod
Chicago.
lU:45 &ormitidss - SO. 81. XotaIsu9.
1928 Nadmitta9s Np. SO, Sdne05uo
mad Chicago nno Ct. H0uis. bdlt MID
in fleinen Statipnen on.
'0:4S 4benos No. SO. S6nenau9 nab
Chicago
Vile 2iiqe fahren ta9Iih,
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Spanr.

teter melt LAUREN.
8pn Madras bat bic snsli{he
Sroberuns Snbiens ~besonnen; Is
uurbe Dor 275 Sabren seeriinbet.
Bel elmer enslifhen pars
famentspabI 1768, Bel Der nur 1149
Stimmen obeeseben purben. saben
bic 3anbibaten a9t Wilionen Wtart
aus.
Die Some Iest in ieoer Ge.
tunoe einen Wes BON 81 4iIometer
5uriid.
Der Sobn bes 5ufa,.nae,
rerals b. 3ietben bstam als 5dufl,n9
bes Gdhnri9spotsnt.
Der 9rpbpeiir Mhmeb 0eiit go,
ida bat Gdinsrs .RGnber" ms
aiirtif4e ibtriest.
1901 bat bic @arbesRi,
rnilierbrieooe nur 9 0ertpanote unb
tsinsn Soften sebabt.
Sapan uno Der ferne Often tons
fnniertsn Iestes Sabr elm 8ierteI Der
inoifden 9aumtpouernte.
Gle 2ragIaten Ser Rara.
hane ,trd9er in ONafrita b~strossn i'm
Eutdlidnitt 81 Pfuno.
soon INNS Sdbr 600 DOT
Ghrifus babsn bic pbonisifden
S6.iis aammiporen gebabt.
Bon 1889 Bis September
1870 Fat Srantrei4 finf5ebn pers
faieoeae 8e,faiiun9sn sebabt.
Die ii Don aletTts
Bring bon 9ombur9" 1T IN preus
Ben iabr5ebntelang perboten getpe,.n.
Oas Gltefte .Eroumbu9" 1T
tpobl bas bss Qrtemiooros aus benz
sfptiten SobrbunSert mad Gbriitus.
Sn YrItertIrmtn miiFsn
ale Glasfdsiben in 6enItern unp
SIren nit peiBer 6arbe iibsritribsn
fein.
Qn ibrem 9oppelfaoen bon
5000 bis 1000 Weter 2dnee lpinnt
Die Seioenraupe ununterbro9en orei
Sage.
Sober 2aoenbefiBer in
Warfdou mubte, Oh er Jpn benubte
oosr nidt, einen rufif4en Rommis
balten.
Der oite 9otanifHe 9arten in
Berlin par uripriingli9 Der Sopfens
garten Der 8rauerei bes @robsn
&urfiirIten.
Sn einem otter Sffeepo5s
Ter puroen bon Der Dinsieen Oias
tomesnart einmol 102,40O Stid
nodgenieisn.
Bel Der Emancipation Der 2eib,
eiaenen IN RubIanb ftelte 5id bers
aus. boB es 22,225,075 Ieibeieene
Rronbouern CAB.
Wan Tam Slide Gimme /
Obns Sdaben fir ie einfrisren uno
ipieber auftouen Iofen, aber ni6t
etn atpeiteA Mal.
- Die 6%ullung. .Wenn on
brap lernlt, betomm!t OH BON mir Els
nen 6unfeoerbalter."
.nad ia, bite nit Sobns ss'
fIat!""
Rah Der Rir1 Dtlb.
.Wieio iit oenn seItern pier uul Oeln
See ihon tpieoer elm Boot lmss,4,as
sen9 IS ipor lpobI ju poII2"
.-Das Boot nidt. aber bic Sn'
ioien!""
Wit elmer 8 3 ne bon 450G
lonnen Doiteln traf tirsIid Der
0ampfer .Seiitsn" pongeForob Yers
lien, i'm Rem Yortsr 5dfen elm. Die
Senouns. bic erite in pieier Sailon,
purbe BON ben 6ruhtbdnolsrn fr.us
dig besriiBt, % nan lhon slaubte,
tap nnIdblid Der bsppritsbsnoen 6elt.
toge bic Radfrase nab DattsIn oi,
rorhanbensn 0orrate BEL ipeitem iiberz
tieisen puroe.
Gin brabtIofss Srtu9en
I'm drStIide 9:Ifs isitens oes Damp
fsrs .Oslaiuare", bsnsn 8optspoin
eurh sinsn .5aa t0olihe 0~erIebunsen
eriittsn bate. lisb in Ysfp Yori oeu
tritiI5en areuSsr ~Suffolt" beiores
hsu. Ter S6iffsarSt itsats inOt1sa
isit, oob msnitIids 5ilfs umionI;
Ioar, uno Der arms psrltiso cine hals
DC Stunos ipdtsr. Der 9prfan srsie.
nsts iid ettua tiinfsshn NeiIsa bon
Saubn Spot.
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kahrplan @reeH Der Bon h
Wefern GiieMbnhn.

HabHbof: gde green 8op Styese uno BET
Rcrmcr COON Cambridge.
nit Nusnasmt BET
9 unntnas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-07
Normal School News.

The Metropolitan Quartet seems to
have made an excellent impression in
Hays last Friday evening. 1t is prob
ably the best quartet that has ever APP
peared in Hays and the patrons of the
lecture course would be glad to see
them back next year.
The football team made a good show
ing in the second half against Codell on
last Monday. At the end of the first
half the score stood to 7. But in the
last half with the regular team on the
field, forty points were added to the
schools seven and Codell made nothing.
The Irrigation pump is now in place
and ready to pump water if necessary.
A permanent house of concrete is being
built about the engine.
On last Thursday morning at general
assembly the students gave a burlesque
on faculty meeting and the faculty
saw themselves as others see them and
then some.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-07
Normal Notes and Comments.
Bi-weekIy Garden Calendar.

Turnips, beets and carrots should be
pulled and stored for winter use.
Parsnips and satisfy can be left in the
garden all winter as they are hardy and
will stand the freezing but it may be
more convenient to pull them and bury
in sand in the cellar.
Or, the satisfy can be left in the
ground for spring growth when it will
grow to nearly twice its present size.
Asparagus beds can now be cleaned Of
tops and covered with a dressing of
straw or leaves or other material.
1t would be an excellent thing if
everyone in town would burn all Rus
sian thistles and other weeds about
their places.
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have greater weight than opinions of
those who merely estimate and guess.
It is essential that a perpetual inyen-
tory be kept. An inventory is list in
detail, of the farm and what is on it;
viz: land and buildings, machinery and
ools, live stock, grain, hay, notes,
cash, paid up life insurance, open book
accounts, and all other property having
a money value. Also list of all liabil-
tiles debts and other obIgations)
should be made as part of the inven-
tory. It is a good thing for a farmer,
as well as for a merchant, to go over his
belongings" once or twice a year,
measuring, weighing, computing and re-
cording results In this way he gets
things together and occasionally finds
articles forgotten and lost. Incidental
ly, he gets things nicely evaluated for
annual round. While making this es-
innate of his property, if the farmer is
a keen observer, he will discover tools,
implements and harness that need
mending; and buildings that need paint
and repair. If he is enterprising, he
will make all necessary alterations and
repairs, before the season arrives when
he viii use such articles. ANY railroad
company overhauls and tests its rolling
stock at each division point (about an
eight hour rum Farmers seldom ex-
anime their machinery and tools with
the view Of putting it in good running
condition. If it pays q railroad COM
pany to employ hundreds of men the
year round, to work on its road bed and
repair its machinery, it will pay farm
er, in proportion to his investment, to
look after the upkeep on his property.
Again, a complete record of receipts
and disbursements should be kept-not
only by farmer but by every person
who handles money. A very ordinary
blank book Of reasonable size will serve
this purpose. Along with this bank |
account should be kept. All deposits
should be entered in the proper space on
the stub and when check is written, it |
should be subtracted from the total and |
the balance carried forward to the next |
stub. If this is done carefully from
time to time, the balance shown by
will correspond to the bal
ance as shown by the expense account,
thus affording a proof as to the accur-
acy of the work.
The Importance of knowing the stand |
ing of ones bank account is forcefully |
by the following story which
was recently told the writer as true: A
farmer who had been careless and in
the habit of writing his checks wherev-
er he happened to be, against the side
of wagon-box or on a fence post, with
out filing out the stub, was surprised
one day on receipt of notice from a
bank that he had 1888 on deposit. on
investigation he found that the bank
had been carrying this amount in its
ledger for a period of two and one-haf
years and that he had entirely forgotten
he had ever done business with that
bank. However, he was willing to take
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-07
Farm Account Keeping.

If account keeping is valuable to
merchant, or to banker, it must also
be valuable to farmer. A farm &C
count book is an instrument of economy
and pleasure. In case of death or dis
pute, it is protection at law. Account
keeping assists the farmer in becoming
accurate in figures and increases his
knowledge of business management.
Systematic records give positive know
ledge, and judgments based on them,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-07

Get = metal cutting hand saw at
Winters. msf
Heuss furnisAin9s at JoEdsn's cast
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-07
Hays November 10Th.

Should you or your child have any,
thing wrong with the eyer, ears, nose
or throat or need glasses, make a date
with DR.. 81. Jay Brown, Office in Wat
son Building, Salina, Kansas, or see
him at Brunswick Hotel. November
10Th, Ellis 18th and Russell 18th.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-07
Public School Notes

The free dental examination5cond
ed in the public schools was successful
in every way and is bearing fruit IN an
awakened interest in oral hygiene
among parents and pupils. Surround
ing towns have become interested and
are taking up the work. Blank forms
and instructions as to methods of con-
Quoting the examinations have been
furnished several towns by the superin-
tendent of the Hays schools
Two hundred and seven children below
the high school were examined. A tab
ulation Of the results shows the follow
ing facts: Good condition of mouth, 60;
fair condition of mouth, 124; bad condi-
ton of mouth, %; assesses, IS; teeth
need cleaning, ITO; teeth filed, 20; NAL
occlusion, Y; cavaties, 437; teeth need
ing extraction, 221; adenoids, 6. Ere
quent examination of the child's mouth
by the dentist, costs nothing and may
lEave serious trouble and expense later.
NEED FOR ORGANIZED CHEERING.
Nearly all institutions, regardless of
standing or type, have regular organized
athletics as a standard branch of Phys
zeal Education.
Athletics without enthusiasm IS likely
to come to the same fate as class
without interest, failure.
Although the schools in general have
rooters' organizations these sometimes
fail in their duty.
This is illustrated by Mrs. Mar
garet Hill McCarter in "Cuddy's
Baby" A little boy, who had often
heard the Rock Chalk ay-Hawk-K U.
was brought in his fathers wagon into
the crowd of carriages on Mt. Dread
during football game. The 'tthund-
ering thousand were evidently asleep,
the roofing was dead, but the youngster
at least was enthusiastic and at a crit
cal moment called out, 'sWot-Chat-Jay-
Hat-Ta-U," at which the bleachers
awoke and cheered the K. U. team from
an almost certain defeat to a decisive
victory.
The common weakness is TO hold ones
breath at a critical moment when ones
team is losing, especially if the cppos-
ing team has few or no supporters
! In this manner the team loses heart
because enthusiasm seems to have ex-
pired, although In fact the interest has
become even more intense.
| The practice Of demonstrating your
enthusiasm and confidence IN your team
is to appear and do your part of the
cheering.
/ DON'T wait for someone else to yen
/ first; ali It takes to start whole crowd
to cheering is one or two who viii lead
out with a reusing cheer. ssBe game. .
Get = metal cutting hand saw at
Winters. mstf
House Furnishings at JoEdan,s o2zsf
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DaIavan,s Com ct.

DelavaRs Comet has been visible for
some time on dark evenings in the
Northwest near the horizon. 1t is big
ger than Halley's Comet but farther
away. Look for it early on dark,
clear evening.
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LADIES

Come in and see the new Singer sew
irg machine demonstrated at L. n.
Wana's store. It has no shuttle.
J. F, JORDAN, Agt.
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An Unusual Event.

On Saturday morning. at sunrise and
soon after, something of unusual occur
renee may be seen. Smoke piece of
glass over a candle flame and look at
the sun (smoke the glass the evening
before so that it may be cool for use at
sunrise) A dark spot may be seen on
the face of the sun. This spot is one of
the planets, Mercury, which will be be-
tween US and the sun for short time
on that morning. This will not happen
again till 1924.
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For Sale.

A secondhand surrey and harness-in
gcod condition. Inquire at the Bruns-
wick. o31t2
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Toe SJuGh Side Livery Barn has gooi
horses and new rigs. Give them a trial.
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WANTED. "A good building for store
room. Apply to J. T. JORDAN o24tf
One Minute Washers Winters.
WANTED. Good second hand furni-
lure ard other goods, at Jordan's.
O24tf
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FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE
Want to trsde 800 acre farm for city
property in Hays. Address P. o. Box
592. Hays, Kansas. 3lo2
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the banks word that the money was his
and he at once drew a check for the
S288.
This is only one of many instances of
valuable things overlooked and forgot
ten. The efficient man, be he farmer
or not, watches the leaks. By keeping
simple accounts in a systematic way, he
knows his business. G. R. I.
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FRUIT LAXATIVE
FOR SICK CHILD
california Syrup of Figs can't
harm tender ma
liver and bowels.

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup Of
Figs" that this is their ideal laxative,
because they love its pleasant taste
and it thoroughly %cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross, irritable, feverish or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue, mother! If coated, give a
teaspoonful Of this harmless fruit
laxative,H and in a few hours all the
foul. ccastipated waste, sour bile and
'dndigested food passes-o~s%sf,de how.
els, and you have a well, playful child
again. When its little system is full
Of cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea, indigestion, colic-remem-
Der, a good inside cleaning" should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Syrup of Figs" handy; they know a
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask at the store for a SO.
cen bottle Of California Syrup OF
Figs" which has directions for babies,
children Of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Adv.