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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-02-14
Jimmy Baz4rd is seriously i'll.


ing.
Miss Ellen Behan is suffering from
an attack Of la grippe.
Attorney Flood has bsen over from
Ellis this week attending court.
Small two-room house Tor rent. In
quire at this office. j31-1m
The Lutheran ladies will hold fooc
sale at Grass store Saturday, Febru.
sry 21.
A rare treat at M. E. church Sundav
evening. Hon. Chas. Curtis speaks.
U. P. Conductor Lord of Kansas
City, visited the Madden family, here,
Sunday.
Isaac Burkholder of PIainviIle. is
here taking medical treatment with
DR.. Haas.
Rev. West went to Bunker Hill on
Wednesday to conduct funeral services
for Mrs. Walter Gross.
Ed Carter who went to Canada about
year ago, has returned to Hays. ar
rived Wednesday night.
A four year old Galloway bull for sale
Irquire of CONRAD KRUGER, Peifer,
Kansas, Freedom Township,
Senator Charles Curtis of Topeka,
makes the Lincoln address at the Meth
odist church next Sunday evening.
Go-to- Church day brought large
congregation to the Lutheran church
last Sunday. The music was especially
fine.
Mrs. Will Gosser who has been seri-
ously Ill for several weeks, her friends
will be pleased to learn, is improving
in health.
The mems supper at the Presby-
terian church Thursday evening was
well attended though the weather was
at the worst.
Charles Miller has recently pur-
chased the famous grey hound, Ponto,
and now has two Of the best coyote
hounds in Western Kansas.
Arch Eppler and wife were down
from WaKeeney the first OF the week
visiting Mrs. Eppler's parents. Mr.. ar
Mrs. E. G. Allen.
Herman Oldham took the govefE--
ment naturalization officer who was here
attsnding court last week, over to
Ness City, SUNDAY.
Mrs. ]. z. Thompson and children of
Drexel, Missouri, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. z. C. Haas, for
some time, has returned to her home.
C. ". Miller left Sunday mint for
Willow Springs, Missouri. on business.
He visited Springfield, No., during his
absence, returning Wednesday.
DR.. Haas has been having his auto
mobile overhauled at ths southside
garage, and says he is now ready to
make record breaking TINA in answer
to sick calls.
e. C. Allen, who for the past four
years whas been in the employ Of the
Hays Mill & Elevator Co., as engineer,
left Tuesday night with his family
with the exception Of his daughter
Mae, who is attending High school
here) Fairfax, Minnesota. to make
their future home
There are many things that viii help
to make Hays the leading town of
Western Kansas, but perhaps never in
our history has an opportunity been
given to fully show the state our will
ingn SO and capabiIitV to take care of
any gathering that will come to this
part Of the state; as on next week
when the Farmers Union convenes
hare with its thousand members. Let
every citizen take special pains to
make the visitors happy. Let az make
them feel that Hays is the biggest lit
tie city in Kansas; that we have the
finest Normal College. the best con-
Quoted Experiment Station and the
truest western hospitality to be foaud.
Let us leave the impression that Hay.
Is kruelV q convention town
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HessimIsrIc Rurus

What means dis heah p'liticaI con
omy?" asked Rastus, who was endeav-
oring to wade through paper.
"Frum de way de politicians down
ouah wahd is actin" answered Rufus,
Il s'spects it means de mos votes
fob de least money"
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Miss Maggie O'LaughIin had the mis-
fortunc to break enc of her arms Wed
nesdsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Paul enter
tanned at dinner, Sunday, In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaacson of Colorado.
Covers were laid for ten.
Genuine Red Texas Oats and Kansas
grown barley at Schlyer & AEnholds.
Genuine Red Texas Oats and Kansas
grown barley at SchlTer & Arnhoids.
Good oFpington cockrels for sale
See or phone J. ". PRESTON, at Ex
pertinent Station,
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NOTICE

We will ssIl our stock of monuments
and markers at bottom rock prices.
Come and select 3 monument to mark
Your loved ones grave now, as VOC
will not have such an oppOrlunitS
again. First come, frst served.
Respectfully,
f7t4 RAYs MONUMENT Cc
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Stormy Is Rioht

The married life of Mrs Ada Biz
zard, who is applying for a divorce
from her husband in Sidney, probably
became so tempestuous that she Just
couldn't weather the storm any long
er.-YOungstown Telegram.
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Presbyterian Church,

Communion services at the Presby
terian church this Sunday morning
ALI the members are urged to be pres
ent. A ReIceme to all.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-02-14

Miss Roper will address the Satur-
DAY Afternoon Club Saturday after
nom On relative athletics to mental
CO. tot
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-02-14

". A. Smith and wife left for Los
Angeles, California, Monday night for
an extended trip through the west.
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Lutheran Church i,

A special foreign mission serviee will
be held in the Lutheran church this
Sunday at II 100 a. ID.
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wy
az ~G9S>SZSA

Fidelity Lodge No. 194, 1. o. o. T.
viii confer the Second Degree and
adopt new bylaws this coming Tues
d-y evening. It Is desirsd that there
b : good attendance. Members Of
tie staff take notice.
G. E THOMAS, n. G.
T.. G BELL, Secretary.
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A BARGAIN.

Large new 8 room house. 3 1-2
blocks from the court house---2
large lots, barn, chicken house,
coal shed and a splendid we'll of
water. Price $1400.
Miller Bros, Hays, Kan.
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safnrday 4ffernoon eLub.

Social PsFcoiOgy. ---------- Ross
Chapter V and VI
Discussion. Article IL Mrs. Griffith
Intellectual Control
Article ----------------------- Miss Sutton
Ico much newspaper reading:
Sane teachers.
Article 10 - -------- Mrs. Reeder
Power OF criticism developed three
voluntary associ4tions: Debating
ciasses, clubs, etc.
AEt.c,e I3 ------- - Miss Agnew
Vital Religion.
Chapter VI Fads and Fashions.
Article l. --------------------- - Mrs. Lewis
EdoToment Tor Self Differentiation
Article 8 Mrs. TiIford
Dress Reform.
Miss Roper will address the Satur-
DAY Afternoon Club Saturday after
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-02-14

Vital Religion.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-02-14
Dress Reform.

EdoToment Tor Self Differentiation
Article ------------.--------- Mrs. TiIford
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Miss Agnew

Chapter VI Fads and Fashions.
Article l. . - Mrs. Lewis
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FOR SALE,

EOEE OAIEls
Plsmouth Rock chickens for sale.
Irqu;re OF Clarence Clark or at the
Free Press office.
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ICo much newspaper reading:
Sane teachers.
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9G Ncrlci.

Ser e fat Ser 2utinc.
99irO e5 in oieiem Sabre gcIullcn,
cnolidy Dem @ruuOe Der 3aIOer zee
Die Barren upn G0elmctuQ 5ll entrct'
sen. oic am 10. Gftober 1893 nit
Der cngliihcu 6regaftc <tiue IN Die
Giefc berianten? Gle ,Nngeniclrc be-.
gen gltte Soiinrngen, mo ole gIttlo'
udrc Ser gtntional 5alpuge Nioclas
ton riiitcn lid) bereits 3ur GutJegeH-
nabme Der. Sumnen, Die ii6 flJr Die
uielen 9luilpenOilngen Der lestan
2Sabr3ebnte entiddotgen ioQen. Mtan
weiB. oaB Die 2utiue 8oIo. rnO Sil'
berbarren i'm Mertbe Don run0 %
Wdilionen Wart Oil gor0 iil6rtc
1923 iiberIieB Solaro Oaa 9lnreht
an 6ieiem nod imrner lmerrei6baraH
Sd)aee oen a6nig BON gngIanO, Der
ieinerieits Gos &ed)t Dem 2lopO iiber.
trua. Der rltn0 t6 WdQionen D1urf
@eriiderungsgeloer mir ben lluter.
gang oes Shifies be3ablt bate Gem
9lopO bIieb mir nod Die glrfaabe, lein
Giaentbun III 9eiiB 81 nebmm. Tas
bat iih i'm 2auie Der 3eit als elm
lo6It idnpieriees &robIem eripieieu;
ieit 1867 iii1o sabQoie 8erilhe our
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atine R0aIidteit, bag Oiisrreidifds
parldmsnt ilOtt au MAIDEN.

Aus bem Seutf REID.
= gerlin, Z. Wai. SIN Rei9stlss
eritattete beuts Der ariegsminiitsr Re-
feHitaft iiber bic Dur6fiibrung be,
WebrDorlage unb befriebigte bic 2lbs
georoHsien Dellftdnbig. Die Inter.
bringing nsuer Manni9afien, ertldrs
ie Der Wliniitsr, piirbe fid obne ieoe
peientlide S6pisrigteit 6ur1iiibreH
Iaiisn, u,id 5sigt ii4 beim Wunns
icbdfts Gtias tein nenHenspertbss
SiHoerniB, Denn Der llebsridub bstra=
sc trob Der erbebIiaen gsfrsiuHgs1
$4,000 Wann DoIlitGuois tauSIi9:r
4riegsr.
SJreie Offisiers Stsllsn iin6 na9
rem 9eridts Des Miniitsrs psniser
aIs friiber porbaupsn aber Der GriaB
Der llnterOffiSiers itsns ii6 psnissr
siinitis; BEL Der Jubtruppe in ben
greu3fejiunssn isi elm Wanssl Der
ariegsbsreiii4aft bsrporsetrsisn. Der
gsiunObeitssuitanb bes Sssres i'm
ol!gsmeineH itelIe iid gang portrsffli4
uno oas Sabr 1913 babe in bieisr Be
siebung einsn Retoro sei9affsn.
Die sr0btsn Sapisristsitsn erge.
Zen iid in Der 9eiorsuus Der 4us.
riiituns neuer @erb1nbs, trobbem biss
ie innsrbalb BON feds 5asen nn6 3us
fdmmentritt in triegsbereiism 3nitan.
os Iinb.
Der MiniItsr idlob ieinen geriGt
nit eiHem 8ant fir alle bstbeilistsn
BattorsH, bic beim 3uitanbstommsn
ber, Webrporlaes mitseuirit blben.
Seine ofiensn Worte ma9tsn einen
bsionberes gutsu Ginbrud, uno baB
er nidt Su bsia0nisen priuat. no
W!ansel porbanbsn iinb, bat ben abs
ssoroneten ausHabmspsiie ssfaIIen.
saiisr Wilhslm perIab am DON.
nsriiag patbenftsqs bei Der 3dufe bes
S5hterdsns bes Cent. Commanders
Ma!tsr R. Gteraroi. oes ameritani.
itsn MdriH.s 9ltta9es. Der aai.
Ie, mar ourh sinsn qloiutuntsn Der.
ireten. CT bnite BEN Batter beg ains
Sss ertlGrt, bab sr iptasn Der boben
adtuna fir 9sor1e Bancroft. BEN
dmeritanifdIsn Siitoriter, ursroB.
batter bes ainoes. Battle au iein piins
ifs Die 5aufe fpurbs in Der dmtris
tanifhen gotihaft pOllsoasn.
" Rdnberbauptmannerf3ois
fen
Der berii9tigi. Rduberbauptmann
Gdeffer. Der Sdlsiien lang. 3sit in
G6rsdsn erfebie. II. nad elmer Dope.
idbe aug 9rssIau beute an Der @rsns
&c DON @uTii9s g.oIsn Bel einem Ram
pfc nit 0enbarmen ,rI1oien rpprbsh,
na6bem er mebrere 9enbarmen nit
Gdiiiisn ptripuuhst baits. Sheffer
bat i'm aanfe Der lsBtsn Wpden ni6t
ipenigsr als aht pericnen ermcrber..
piels Lnbere idper pertpunbst uno 80
aussepliinbsri. Ssine 5obtuna III
bon Der gsoOlisrung nit aufridtias.
Gemietbuunf anfgsnommsn tporbsn.
@erfaffungs &rife in
Saafens Goburs.
Der 6srSos Don Sa4sn Goburs
unb GOtbl ia. ben Rudtsiit Ats Bis.
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0ge(egrap6
q c d feline Ra6riht BON
Sem oritten 80 o ber
,,Golu B. tan.

SABLE Sslauo. Z. Wlai. 9as
britte Boot in benz in Der SOnntGa
IdGt 19 Mann ben in 8rouo aerutbe.
usn 0dmpfer aGolum6ia" psrliebeu,
mar am 0enneritda Nahmittaa nod
H;ht dufasiunbsr iporben. unb bic
Tuntsnbepsiten msIoen. baB bic in Der
Rdbe freuasnoen Tumpfer bas Sus
den uufaeaeben bdtten,
0ampfer oer6ranrt,
erie, pa, T. WIui. Der fSlS.rnr
Ssratrtoampfsr .Gitn pf Rome". Bon
Buffalo mad SolsOo unieripeas. 1T am
Tcnnsriiaa MOr1en Al friiher Stuns
Be bel RipIeD bis auf ben Waiisripit.
ssl nieberaebrdnnt. Die @siabuHa
enttam in ben gooien.
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cas Sff.rrrri6if qaria,
ment in Mot flott-5u
beton m II.

UG W ~ ".
Wien, Z. Wai. = Die aonferens
sen Der Bubrer rer perI9iebensn Bar
teien, peIfe dui cine Dieberflotts
madung bes garlaments a63islen,
iino 6isEer reiuI;dt!os perldufsn.
Seitbsm bic Regierung ben Rsi9ss
tag iniolge Der 5i6e4enzSb Sbitruttion
tsimgei6idt unb nit bem parugras
pben 9ierse6n peiterregiert uno ii9
auf bisism, fiir Ceiterreid nidt mebr
ungeip0bnlibeH Be8e Der taiierIitsn
9eror0nuns Retrutsn unb 9eloer Be.
pi[Iigt, Qnlei6sH oufIest unb gabneH
bdut. III in rsiten Sreiien oas 9es
fiibl srpeJ9t, rdb bier cine ungsfeure
ShGbigung per parldmentariiteH
Ginri4tunsen. ia oss eelammtsn
grinaips Der goltsosrtretung Oors
Iisge. Seit bsr grtrantune oes aais
iers iSrdn3 Soisp3 pirb es um 10
bitterer empfunoen, bag ii9 bas Bar
lament 9ar niGt ST. Geb6r brinssn,
nitt einmal oas, oas seiammts 9olt
pereinigsnbe UlitqefiibI gum 9(usorud
6ringen tann. Sn oieier BON SOifs
uun9sn uno gefiiratungen erfiiaten
3eit bat Die 9srtretuns bes 9pIts5
GAR ni6ts 5u Iagsn. neil lie Ii6 feIbit
ben Wdu!torb bes parusrapten BIER
5ebn aneelsst bat
Die Gmpfinounssn Der tpeiteiien
arsiIe Sss goItes iino iehr bittere,
a6er bic parteifihrsr DermDaen iia
rift su eiuiasn. llno idlieblib siebt
ss aeute, natiirIit nur finitere Reats
tiondrs, pslde Der permehensn 9tniiAt
Iinb, bab Elm qarIameHt. behen Sub
rer ii9 in 10 srniter 3eit duf cine
Sluttma6un9, %. 3. auf Elm erIpriebs
lifes 9rbeitsprosramm ni6t einigen
tGnnen, aud ;u ent6ebren lei.
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2taenten Der DeQss6arqo Grpreb So,
uno flo6en bann in bic 8ergc, BON tis
ner Sablrei6en UlanniGdft periolQt.
6urris tpur0e o6ne WarnunQ nieoerz
QeId)oHen. Sein 8ruoer ptrDe gebunz
0cn uno Getnebelt.
9ie ganDiten bur4iuhtcn Die "a
ichen Des Grmorbeten uno crbeuteten
unQeidbr $50. Sic ritten bonn OaOpn
otne einen Yeriu6 au nd4cn. bic
GeloI6ublaoe ooer ben 8eloi6rant
ous3urdu6en.
.1ie MarineporIuQe anges
nommen.
8of6tngton, .. s., 7. Wai
Die Nlarineborlaqe, 6ei Der e5 iih
um @erpiIigunQen in 606e BON $139,s
560.334 banoelt, tDurbe am 9onner.
itaI pom Observation-Disclosures obne nas
mentli6e 2(bftimmunQ anqsnommen.
gel Dem Nlottenprogramm banOelt es
fh lin ben gau DON 2pei gan5erz
idiffen. bon benen zines duf elmer Eez
qierunQsnerft Qebaut tperoen muB;
Don feds SorpeOobpot3erit0rern. Ell
nem !0o6iee. SorpeOoboot, brei Inter
ieez5orpebobooten, bic an Der pa3ifi-
iten &iiite gebaut perDen iollen uno
pier llnterieebopten.
Die @jeqner elmer Qroben Slotte
ma4ten einen leBten 8crIu4, ben
8au Oon apei Qinieui6iffen gu Oer=
binDern. tnoem lie ben 2lntraQ i!ellz
ten. bar bic 8prlaqe an oas &Ommitz
tee 3uriidOerpieien perDen ipue, er
puroe dber nit POI Qeqen 1O6 Stimz
men OerporfeH. Der 6ii6rer Der De
mrtraten. Repr. llnoerppoD. Der Tii6.
Der Der Republttaner, WIann uno am
pere prominente WlitqIitoer Des 6auz
les itimmten fir ben gtntraa,
r@eHeral" Gore1's 2(rmee
nod IA Wann tart.
GumberIonb, Ulo., 7. Mai.
,.@eneral" sSncob 9. GDreD uno ietna
.2trmee" bic iebt nod aus aan3en IA
iy}ann beItebt. traf am 9onneritag
bier Elm. Gorep's SObn 9aOio rift
ali eiRem ponp Der glrmee poran,
pdbrero Der o9eHeral" in ieinem
Ybaetpn bic Nohbut btIoete
9lm freitaa pirb bic feline 8aHos
ben Warid ii6cr bic g!atioHale Seer
itrabs nda WaibingtOn iortieben.
@as bic @ttles &ataitros
p be Oem Stot met 9irs
Qinia 70 itet
G6arleston, 10. @u., 7. Mai.
Der Staat WeIt 9irqinien pirb in
bem tommenoen Sa6r $4,000 monat-
LID an bic Wittiren unb 0aiien Der
G'rubertatuitrop6e bon Gccleg ausbes
8oElen. SSeoe Der IS 8ittpen niro
so pen WIOnut erbaIten uno reitcre
s. fir iebes &inp i'm Qllter pm me-
niger als Is cSubren. 9luBerOem pirO
Der Staut bic Soften Der geeroiQung
Der Spfer 6eaahleu. BON oenen 80 Der.
beirathete QuslanDer pdren.
Der MOrper Der 5lor'encc
9ODe ioentifi3trt,
qittsbura ga. 7. Wloi. G.is
5abst6 Slimed, bic an 0ienitag nit
5lorence 0Ooe Bel Rortb 9rabood
8eil6sn fu6teu, als 5lprence oerge:
rpaIttgt uno in brutaler Wetie ermprs
bet puroe, ioentifi5irte an 0ouHeritag
glit 5ormer aIs ben WtOroer oes Sim
bes. 6ormer, Der in Der RadbarI6aft
unter mebreren glamen betannt 1T.
puroe am WlittpOt perbdftst. Die
Sbutia6e puroe abr itreng 9ebeim gez
baIten.
Mapor R obertg SON Gerre
5uute SnO., frei9e-
fpro9eu.
Serre 6dute, Suo., I. Rui.-
Mdpor 9onn W. Robsrts, Der unges
tlagt mar, on elmer 9erIdtp0rung CUR
geae6ung grpber 0ablbetrijqereien
betbetliat seipeien gu iein, purbe am
gtbeub BON elmer Surp fiir nittIhul.
oia erttGrt. Die Surp mar 35 Vltnus
ten in 8eratbung.
n
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@etterberi6t.

= Sir Obio: 5rii6es Dettcr am
Treitaa. bem Stridrsoen i'm Ditlihen
Shsil poranaeht. 2lm Somiiaq f90s
nts Wetter. @erdnbsrii6e DinDe.
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@epldn

Satin: sd beiratbG iiher ni6t
nieoer. penn 0u Dor mir iter6en fuls
teIt."
@atte: .0u fiirchteit ppbl, einen
ipIhen Wann. tpie i'd bin. nitt pieoer
su betommen2"
Satin: .Reia. I'm GsgsutbeiIl' !
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9trat: .g2a, 6err gtotar. pOhiu 10
ella? SeDsnfaQs lpieosr Elm 5eitaa
ment oufnebmen. pas2"
Rptar: .Runu? 6uben sic oenn
idcn pieoer Semano 70 peit2"
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me beg 8etrie6es in ben Oelfelbern
geftdttsn ioQe. Stdter ipur0e lie bem
grdIiosnten porgeitellt..
SetretGr Daniels iaqte ieinen Be-
fudern. baB Tie frob fein iollten, init
bem Ge6en ouponaefommen au ietn.
gr osutete an, OaB. ba iie iia mad
Meritp tegeben bdtten. I'm ibr @elo
tort beifer anleaen 3u t0nHen ais au
Sauie. Tie aud de5rpnnqen ieien, bas
bnmit ber6unDene 9iiito 3U ij6erncb.
men.
ReprGientanten BON CelintereFen
fdaten BEN Sstretdr 9r1an. Dab in
folae ibrer Qespunqenen 2l5nsienbeit
Don Merito Die gsiibtitsl fir ibr 81
qsntbltm an Ripalen trunsferirt nsrs
ben. Dies ideint All bsD.utcn, baB
bies au Gunitsn Der britiiten Som
aeiiiondre qei6iebt. Die geiibtitel iOls
len in Der Stabt Wlerito TRANSCRIPT
rerben uno einigs Der Qmeritanqr BE.
baupten. bab lie babura finansisIl
rlinirt tpiiroen.
Gs lit Elm @eriiht i'm llmluuf, baS
britiI6e llntertbbdnen. bic 3u einem
Tpnbs fir ben prdiibenten 0uertd
beiaeitsuert bd6en unb Der in garis
pepOnirt porben iein ioa, 3u benen
aet0rten, ouT bic amerif"-:74er 8eiib
in Der Stabt Wlsrifo trarsierirt nors
ben iii.
Die GsfaIlsnen OOn gera
Gru3.
bilabelpbid, ga, Z. Wai.-
Der StaOtrat6 bat $1,000 flir Elm 81
fentlites gegrG6nib fir bic Ulatroien
goinfstt uno Gmitb belpiaigt, bic in
9era Gru3 aefallen iino. Der Dlupor
tpurce eriudt, cine prOtIamation gu
erlaiIeH, lUel6e bic giirgtr eriu6t, auf
cine Stunbe. pdbrenb BEG YegrdbniIs
fes bic @eI6dfte ein5uiiellen. 2lu4
ioII er anoronen, oab bic 5laggen
auf ben 0ffentli9sn Ge6duoen auf
SaIbmait gebibt Uerbsn.
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SNute. Sn B., fretge
fprpne Ell.

Serre Saute, Sno., I. Mui.-
WdpOr 9onn 80. Robsrts, Der unges
tlagt mar, on elmer 9erIdtpDrung CUR
geae6ung grpber 0ablbetriiqereien
bet6eiligt aeipeien gu iein, purbe am
9tbenb BON elmer Surp fir nidtI6ul.
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Evening journal., 1914-01-23
eNOT TIE. WHOLE rnING..

rVNiiE Rev. Thomas H. Terry Is of the most prom
inent and influential members of tic Wilmington
Methodist Episcopal Conference He Is known, either
personally OF by reputation, and a clergyman
70 thousands Of Delawareans. Mr. Terry who now is
stationed in Fredericksburg, Nd. has a letter to THE
EVENING JOURNAL in which he makes It clear that
he is not In sympathy with the precipitae action that
Is being taken by the Wilmington Methodist Episcopal
Preachers Association relative to the plan for
solidaton OF the Wilmington and the Philadelphia
ferences Mr.. Terry's letter is follows
To the Editor OF THE EVENING JOURNAL,
Sir-I have been reading with good degree Of in
terest, the proceedings of the Wilmington Methodist
Preachers meeting as published in THE JOURNAL. in
relation TO the consolidation of the Wilmington and the
Philadelphia annual conferences In your last issue
notice that committee has been appointed to take
the matter up with the Philadelphia conference. No
doubt II might be we'll to consult the Philadelphia
conference about the matter and be sure that "Barks
is wilin before the thing actually and finally fixed
for certainly they ought to have say this
ter 1t also occurs to that might be well defer
final action until after the Wilmington conference
meets the first Of next April for possibly, the IN
ference might wish to be heard in this We rec
ognize the great importance of the Wilmington Preach
all; and il might be well rush this thing
too fast and have US all asking where are we at?"
but wait bit, a little slow until the conference
meets and we all get together and then along with
the big city brothers those who live down in the
lower regions may have something say about this
matter THOMAS r. TERRY.
II reading between the lines Of letter possesses
any deductye value, the above should to indicate
to the Wilmington advocates Of consolidation that when
they to Berlin they may discover that as NJ Terry
intimates. they "not the whole thing
Evening journal., 1914-01-23
LIBRARY Is APPRFCI.rrD

+ RIFER evidence of public appreciation Of tho
Wilmington Institute Free Libr,ry and of the
wonderful educational and recreave work It is doing
IN our community is found in the l5rarians' report
TOT as December with comparative figures for Decem-
Der, 1872 In almost ever department. there was an
increase in the rumber books issueo for ho,e pse
The total at the central library 7SO2 or an in
crease Of So75 over Deceriber. 1912 Gratifying re-
ports also we're received from the branch libraries and
the schools. More than 1000 books were borrowed
By school children during the month The number Of
persons who now have the privilege OF borrown books
is lb5z5. or almost one person for each Wilmington
household.
The library has splendid record for achievement
u should seFe it in good stead in furtnering the plan
Tor new and suitable building which should be of a
monumental nature and in keeping with the new civic
santre hat IS TO be established.