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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

Gualitdt I'M Sibmert6 unO Ser Grud
cr6o6t, 10 ooB iiir Oeu Goniumenten
cin &crllit bon 1880 oOer etpos
mebr ais Der @ro5entiab i'm &eOuf.
tionspreis entitonO.
SSm @eieb lag oie N3adt oie Sn-
iegritGt S6rer 9(uorouung, mel6e
61tte lmoerGnoertc 8eoingungen in
9c3ug oli Oen SiBwcrt6, Die &er5eu-
itdrfc lnO Oen Crltd in &er6inoung
nit Der 9reisreou5irlmg Ooribrei6ea
ioQen, 81 6ei6iiben. 0ie 9lnorOnung
III i6rer icBigen 9orn lit idliumer,
wie gorni6ts, imO 0aS &olf muroe
our6 Die @oSgeiellic6ait 6intergan-
gen Oa eS i6r geItottet wurOe, oos
Golf Inn Die 9leOuftion in ser Gote
5u 6etriigen melc6e i6m anideinen0
ourb S6re 9luorommg gerpd6rt NOR
oen mar.
6err 0goen ia9te am S6mB, er
babe pdbrenO ser lebten Seiiion Der
2egislotur cine 9iQ eiugereidt ourdb
wel6e Oieieu lle6elitanoe a6ge6olfcu
morOen pGre, bic Gouniiion fir 0f-
ientlide 9etriebe babe a6er Oieier
@iQ opponirt lin0 crflGrt, lie weroe
iel6it Die not6igeu @laBna6men tref-
fen, iie babe aber 6is6er ibr Geripre-
den nibt cingeloit, ionoern geItottet,
DAB iicb 0ic 3nItdnOe Deri6limmert
6dtten. @r erfldrt ii6 6ereit, Dor Der
Gommiiiion 81 eribeinen, INN nad5rr
meiien, OaB Oie @osgeicai6ait ge-
5Ipin0en merOen ioate, Oas @aS mie-
Ser inter Den 9eoingungeu 81 lie
fern inter pelben iie eS Dor Ger
@rejSreOuftiou lieferte.
6erner perlangt Scrr Ggoen OaB
Die oen Gonilumenten auietiegte
Siroie bon 1215ao fiir nic6t piinft-
li6e Sc3a6lung obgei6oiit merOe. @r
iaote, cr berne6me, OoB Die @asge-
ieaidoft oui oieie g9eiie cineu meite-
rem Eri6ut bonn &olfe in S06c bon
sol 900 pro So6r coQeftire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
glidt edalO Ser ,9gretoria.0 .


Gii Goaiiion nit Dem DanIpicr
o9lep gorf4 Ger uSopo9.~
Compiler bewo6rte nud 9Inao6e
ieines Gapitdns aenau ieiueu
aius.
0tem Yorf 16. Suni. Il Gopi.
tan Guggc pon Oem Gonpier n@re.
toria~ ser Som6irg g(merita 81.
ME erflGrte in elmer goticbaft an OaS
bieiige 9iireal ser @eieaidaft, OaB
Oen Captain 0es Gampfers .9lelu.
gorf" bon ser glmerifauiiden 9inie
Die SHulo an Ger Goaiiion Der bel.
Oen Sdiffe treffe, oie iib am Sam.
itog @}oreen uo6e 0loutudet ereig.
nete. Gapitm 3uese periiberte, Dab
Die n@retoria" gefdii ibreu porge
i6riebeuen &urs5 ejuae6aIteu 6obe,
mo Bob Die ppu19Gapitdn Roberts
BON Ser n9tew yorf~ gemabten 9Iu-
ga6en olnebr oOer meniger BON Oen
E9otiaden q6weihgt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
grnOer uuIlsic6t Sic srannna.

6rdulcin Sennie Stord miro 6cutc
bon i6rem 9ruoer in Der aapelle
oes Sopola-Golless getrout. Co
ren5 S60nlein. Elm @ruoer oes
giugfdmpfers n@us" S6onlein
i6r 3ufiinftiger @atte.
Cine Sroumg ser gang beionoers
in Sen Oelti6en &reiien bon SIt.9ol.
timore nit Sntereiie entgegeu geieben
miro, miro 6ellte Goruittag in Der
aapeQe Oes n2oDola Golleg" poll5o-
Gen meroen. SrGulein Sennie Stord,
Die 20 Sabre olte Go1ter BON George
S. Stord, zines W}itglieoes ser 8au.
bol3s6irma @eorae s. Stord & Con,
mirO Oaiel6it Serrn 2oreu5 S6on-
lein, bon 9tr. 2217 0it.9altimore.
StraBe, Dem So6u oes befannten
9almeiiters 2oren5 9(. S60nlein,
bic Sano gum 9unoe fiirS 2e6en rei-
den. Gen Grauaft poll5ie6t sGoter
Serman Stord, BON gSoooitod, elm
8ruOer Der 9ralt.
9ln Ole Erarung miro Iib ei.
ne iroblibe So63eitsfeicr rei6cn.
wel6e i'm Gltern6eim Der 9rait glr.
Ala, 9itG6oie.StroBe, Itottfinoet.
Sm gerlauf Der Seier tritt oaS iunae
giidlitbc Paar eine Sod5eitSreiie
mad gioriolf mo Bolton an imo nab
9}iidfe6r miro es an Ser @lc@abe-
9lpenue g9o6nlrng nebmen. SSm
ueuen Seim miro Damn am 16. Suli
cine Sod5eits.9ladieier itattfinoen
Serr S60nlein, Der 9rdutigam lit
Elm 9ruoer Oes Srn. @uitaU Sd0n-
lcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
SgranO in gleacr6amIerm.

3mei &oninbrdnOc, welAc ieoo6
mnr unbeoeutcnOcn Sbooen onri1-
tctcn 6rohcn geitern &ormittog fur5
matchmaker in Oent Soltie 9lr.1407,
g9eit Wloiber Ctr, iin0 gtr. 343,
9Seor StroBe. aus. Gritcres eebort
Serrn 6. $. @lillcr, wo6n6oft an Scr
GIt 6oDette Strobe oos 8mcitc
Serru Geo. 8eofel an ser Gomono-
ion 9lpenue. @eioc S6uier peroen
BON glegern bepobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
Gnr5e GtaOtneniofcifen.

9ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES modte
oeitern 9'odnittag cine sSnipeftionS.
four Ourb oos Staotsorbeitsbois,
6eiien Gcrpoltlmg belte ser ncuc
5upcrintcnoent 6ronf W. 9lepton
iibernebmen miro.
8. @cre0itb &ccic, Jun, puroc
neIteru bonn Staotsonpolt @rccn in
9(nnopolis wegen oes Eo6es Oes
Trls. ella IS. @inter am A. SUM
al Curtis 9oD bernonmen.
0os Saotler'ide @e6Guoe, Ger.
IA uno 16, Sft Baltimore Ctr,
lit BON ser Sbubfirma Sbepporo &
W2Ders ongefouft moroen. 9ie cine
SGlfte oes 2aocns will oie 5irmo
bernlictbcn.
@aTc sur 0lciIc iu's guslanb beIursi
6. glainc, 9lr. 413, SitsS0ltimDrcs Ctr,
RaBe GnlIOn 0Unie AUe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
MiLlnia glelianatipn 6rit9tint.

GI@oio, Ter, 16. SSuni. y Die
0]criir6te bon Scr Heiiguotiou gillo's
ais Seerfiibrcr mrroen bier beute
9lbcno tbeinpciie bcItdtiet. General
eorron5a's 9ureoiir in Suore5 wilr-
rcn beute gl6cnO bon oen glnbdngerll
%iIIo's coufiS5irt. 9lcbnlidc Goutis'
totioucu iollcn iicb IN Scr Stuot Gbi-
0uobua lnO in Eorreon 5ugetragen
Gabcn. General &illa bcrblieb bcutc
in Sorreon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
eie6eu SOOts, 50 gSerlette lei
Sran0.

Milforo, Wlaii., 16. SUM. ~
@ei einem 9rouoe in einem ormeni-
i6eu 2oairbouie in oieier Staoi
fomeu beilte N}orseu iie6en N3dnner
in oen 6lmnnen INN, pdbreno etmn
30 Eerionen oerlebt muroen, 20 ln-
ter oieien in gef1brliber g9eiIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
3n @ra6e aetrnaen.

tSrail Glnobetb =. Seippel oilf Dem
o@1t. Gormel.6rieo6oic~ 6ecroigt.
5rnu Marie Cornelius ru5t ouf
Dem Dat 9opn 6rico6oie~.
Die iter6li1e SiiQe Scr am Soms.
tog ans DEM 2e6en geicbieOeue 6rou
Gliiobet6 9. Scippel puroe gcitcrn
9la6nittaq auf Dem n0it Carmel
lSrieO6oie@ 3ur elpiacn 9hl6e ge6ettet
SIN Eroler6ouie, g}r. 115, Siio-
Nionroe.StroBc, bottc 'por6er @nitor
Saul 9entc BON Der cngliid) hlt6eri-
i6en @manuclS.airbe cine oQ' sen
pielen 9lnmcieu0cn 81 &cr3en &C..
6cnOe gl6ihieosreOe ge6alten 9lli.
men un0 ar1n5e poreu in ii6crduS
NroBer 9lnSo6l bon 9ta6 in0 6crn
eingegangeu. Iie GerItor6eue mar
crit % Sabre alt. Seit ungefG6r 10
gSoden lit ie ouBerorOentIicb iGper
an einem 9un9enIeioeu bon pel1em
lie am Oergangenen Samitog Ser
Eoo erl0itc. @eborcu am 13. g(pril
1889 i1loB iie am 13. 9lpril 1908 nit
Serrn &eiuri1 @. Seippel Oen9uuo
fiir's Seben. 9le6en i6rem Soften
iibcrlc6en iie i6rc Wlutter, 6rau Wars
garete 9Reihen6eder, 3ruei S1weitern,
CSrau &iuiom GonneaD rm0 6rau
l5ronf 9aileD aus Nlilton ga, fer
ncr 5ipei 9riioer, sic Serren SSo6n
lnO @illiom 9ieihen6eder, 9us
9o6rtuAtrdger fngirteu nocbitc6cn.
oe feds Serren: SrcO. go6net, So6n
@ittmann 6reo g66mer, SSo6n
@loB. So6n @(ci6mann lmO @}oieS
Solonon. 2ci6cn6eitottcr G6orleS
g9. 1iQ fii6rtc sic @ecroiglng Ollrd
6rou Moric GorneIiuS.
PIN Montog 9lo6nlittag fonO Don
ibrcr Iebten @o6nitng, g1r, 1922, DIT.
2om6arO-StraBe, Oie geiiesung ser
i'm glitter bon 3S So6reu peritorbeneu
Srau Nlorie Cornelius, ser @ittue
bonScrrn @oltcr Gornclits, ouf oem
nSof 9opu 8rieO6ofc~ ltatt 9ns
@a6rti6trGger ftngirteu babel oic
Scrreu GrnIt Gnoc6e, ScnrD &node,
Tranf &no6e, otto Gno6c, SSo6n
Snncioer uno 9oQoce s. @rot6oiS.
9cic6enbcItotter So6u Scrlpig leitete
oie 9citothtug. Infer sen 6errlic6eu
9hrmenipenocu 6cianOen ii6 Spcn-
Sen Der @ci6milier, Scr &inOer unO
Scr @ltern Der @critor6enen, ferncr
BON Serru rmO 6rou @, gB. GclncrS,
So6n SAneiocr, 6reo. 9auern-
iAuli0t uno 0@lor6 9uiIoiug glHo.
ciotion". Scrrn imo 6rou 6. &nod6e,
Serrn umO Srou g. Gno6e, alonl-
mental -@rmlcrci, @leDer @itts Co.,
SSrou g9m. Gclp6in n@iroiuio Con.
cloDe 3. 9. %. s." un0 Srau @}c.
@onn Goitor SSulius Sofmanu wiO'
lucte Scr 1o6iuqci6icOenen eipen
c6rcnoen 9lo6rif. Gic &eritor6cnc
6interlGBt orci flciuc ainoer, i6rc
GltcrL Serrn 6rib umo 6rou 9lnuo
Suodyc, . 9riiocr uuo 2 Sdwciteru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

blng lmter Dem @oriib oes @r6ii,
Oenten s. gtoroen6oI3 un0 Ser 9ro-
tofoQfii6rltng OeS Sefret6rs 6rib
Sol56auer. SSll oeriel6en murOe be.
ihloiieu, einen neuen Gon5ertiliigel
an5uidaifem unO oie SS. 9loroen.
6ol5 lnO Sol5buter muroen nit oen
&ailf oeiiel6en 6etraut. 6erner be,
it6loB Der @erein ibon iebt 9orrD'S
SaQe fir Oen Ntasfen6oQ oeS Der.
ems i'm nd1iten gginter 5u 6elegen.
Giulaoungen BON Sen fol9enOen Ser
eiuen pur0en angenummen: nsSrob.
nm" nGonnitotter 9olfsfeIt Ser.
elm" uE6olia @2dnner6or" II. ,,Gi.
c6enfran3,~ wie aub sum S6naerfeit
Oes glrbeiter S0ngerbunoes Der
g}orooititaaten bon 9lnerifa.
9eutide Siitorii6e Sc.
ielli6aft.
lle6eroll in oeuti6en &reiicn regt
&c lic6 unO INNER me6r Stimmen
weroen lolt oie geeen Die Gin
i6rGnfune Scr perionlihen 8reibeit
froteItiren. 90 erfldrte ii6 audi Die
@eicllibaft 3ur Grforidune ser Sc
i6i6tc Der 0cilticben IN @aorplano
IN i6rer geItrigen Sibilng cinitim-
MIG lmo euergii6 eeeen Die ioge-
nannten oblouen @eiebe," nadoen
6ieIeIben in intereiionter 0ebotte
bonn fultlrbiitoriiben ino iittenge-
ididtlihen Stanopunft aus beleuh-
tet morocn worcn. DeS pciteren ia.
men oic reoelmdBioen Goutinege.
ldafte Sur Grleoigung. 9ie Sibug
fono wic iibli6 in Dem o6eren Saale
oes .@crmonio Club @ebduocs@
an Ger Sselt Sopette 5troBe ltott.
Brdiiocnt 2ouis q. Scnnio6oiiiei
fi;6rtc ben @oriib. 0ie udbIte Sit
s.ng finoet i'm Wtonot Oftober itott.
Sm @riinen.
Gle st 9llpboniuS @enleinoc~
perauitaltete geitern 9l6cuo in@rie6s
@orf on 9elair 9ooo, fiir Oie &lei-
nen i6rer @emeinoe, Elm @icnic, oaS
in fr06licbiter Stimmung oerlief
lln0 nit Der 6reuoe ser Satoeuo 500
oub IN Die Ser3cu ser erpadieuen
sic 5robli6feit eiu; nit Dem gin.
iti0en &erlauf oes 6eitcs fam oie
@emeinoc iider 3uirieOeu iein; Die
joblreicbe 9ei6eiligung mor Inn 10
ertreuIiber ais ooS erbo6cue Sim.
irittsgelo Sen @oiien imo 9lrmeu Der
SemcinOe 5u @ute fommen ioa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
@eidaftss s&cSIDeIler.
gdder., gonoitor. uno GoteI-
Yeoarfs.9lrtifeI.

Se0drfS'Hrtltel.
.9ts WHers & eIds 60, to4 s.-eoware'sh
8citungen, 3eitidriitcn etc.
y9bs sanlmprr Welys Co.. 9aslo abesstous
ble. Wei1diiSih6rer. 8is @et1evman,Sir
8eutIde 9iider u;.o 3eitIdriiteu.
". eanIHa, 10 oro-gobplsiOH'sHsbs
9au.DlatcriuIicn Gbiiren, 8euiter.
robmen. 9a0en etc
9omss D. .GOaer & Co. iib-1t7 ene.6rebe
ridsSirabe.
glatiouol.ganten.
,xDe pIb xpiDu National gaHsa @as. nnb
@reierSirabe. Sncob W, Wool *rdiloeni;
,,essanS slatiSaaI gani,1 ls2 eno.eroabpab.
". v. gBaGner. s0lrer.
vsgssesEn ss'Snel SauI Isonrsr IL ''o'o'%n'a'''
s8armetSi nnb 4ler9nnis NailSHa' ceHg,-
Goulbs un6 20m5dro'Sifabe.
5taatS.g .ganfcn.
,DsuHds eaul DoH galitmeFei Aaliimoss. une
GonrOb .. Haboe S0avn'elller'
Spar.8anfen.
.peut,mr evar6am uon Baltimore" Qnfam.
un6 bdIinore'~Hab''
WIarmpr- mo @5rnld- Nerte.
3. caoarints Guns, 22a Gorb.Gbctlss.@n.
2anowirtbIdaitlidbe @erdtbe uno
S6nerc;en
gnHlin.EHmsr So, 2Ob glorS.gam.ennbt
9lcuototen.
ssaSs. ss T. u ssss 'Is sgS Sase4E agsaB SBBaa
Pllmbine, 6uruaees, Ranees unO
Gefen. Do1oeden iIap Nittuen.
V'HHett Bros. S2s observation-disclosures
&upicrihmeoe itno 8lumbers.
Soeu 0uDss,, l7it dRames'@itabs. 9 y.
@1pentbnms Y0elten nn0 &1noler.
Plsrrs 6. nnaan & Slsvasm. 10 Oitaezinqia~
@irabe.
6euer-Seriiderimgeu.
,,aluOal Jninrunre 0U oi 9iufrpOgl," Qenfq w
Mnrfeio, Nelioeu3 Qinnnner. 1Oi-lU3 opnWH
csrmSnIa Ssa ',iSss ssSsmsrHSsrSaos P, gasnIaah."
8atimore' nn6 Norio'Siraba
SrIIdmieo.9 .9ubeb5r.
y. evA ganus Co.. se2-aea RorS'@au'Ssr.
gIedpIatten, Wetau etc.
enuH, 0gnHln & SO. CIne'EvOSIStl, 1s~-1E
Naloerlipn'Stabe.
9ianos iuo Grgeln.
0bas. w. etlrh Q @oro'albsrio'e 'eirahs.
&tan0Ieib.@eibdfte.
mGOHIsnbats0 aOaH Co." 1 1orb'1ao. .Sirabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
8 @ntnenenf . m m { il 5.

aGntidulOiaen sic giitigit mein
Serr, sob i'd 50rcr 6rau @emablin
Den Soum oes Gleioes obsctreien
babel" %, bite &enn Sic
wollen, tretcu i'd S6neu Die gau5c
6rau ab!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17
$lOO straie fiir 9lepuIuertraacn.

yli6ter ScnrD, melber bercitS Dor
einigeu Sagcn erfldrte, nit aller
Strenge aeaen OaS Eragen BON SSot-
ZEN porge6en 3u pollen perurtbellte
geitern g}a6nlittag i'm noromeitli.
ben @oli3eiaeri6t oai in g1r. 1916,
86atcoat. .5traBc mo6n6aften 9tegcr
@eorQc Streams, megcn oieies Ser
oe6cns 81 500 Straie umo Sruglng
scr Soften. Streans tonnte ni6t
6eSo6lcn uuO miro ii6 Oa6er fir ci.
niac 3cit nit Dem Snnern pes @e-
iGnguilieS 6circnnOen niiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

@oeiie uno @roia. Smge
@ottin (3drtlid). o9ld, pie Dein
Scr5 belte laut flopitl" @atte
(gdbneuO): uGit tduiAit Cid wo6l
&inO id CLAUDE untcr' inns per.
Oen aeraOe gl0aeI einaei1IoaenI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

Dlarncr- imo @rnna- @erte.
/. eaoarints Guns, 22a Gorb.GbcrlsS.@r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

,peutlmc eparbanl uOn Uattlmute." Qniam.
unb ballhlore'Girab'.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

2anowiribIdaftIi@e o@er1tbe uno
S1nterc;en.
@rlHIn.EHmu Co., 2O5 y2orS.gan. .snnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

gIehpIatten, 0letoIl etc.
enun, 0antIn & SO. (laecEvUgIEN, 1S--1E
BnloerllpnsGrlbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-17

Ynu.NateriuIicu, Ebiiren 8eniter.
robmen, Qa0en etc
9nmes y. Goiiet & Co., l1b-tt7 gnb'6rebe,
ridsSirabe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24

Father Reidy was IN Ellinwood Mon
day evening assisting Father Emmer.
ich in the Forty Hours Devotion ser
vices. Father Reidy states that the
foundation for the new Catholic
church in this city will be put in
some time in the near future and
that II the crop prospects continue
good the work on the church building
will begin during the summer or fall.
Ever since coming to take charge of
the parish in this city Father Re DIV
has been advocating the build ng of
a new house Of worship and the pre.
sent indications are that he will soon
see his desires in this line fulfilled
He has been accomplishing a great
work in the upbuilding Of the church
M this community, and the work is
one which has been Of good not only
Tor the church alone but for the who'll
community. Father Reidy is one Of
ohe most popular priests who has
ever been in charge Of the parish
here. and his many friends trust that
MS hopes for the erection Of a new
church building here may be fulfilled.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24

ing Piles quickly and permanently
cured WITHOUT THE KNIFE. No
cutting, no chloroform or other dan
gerous anestheic used. He gives a
contract and guarantee to cure every
case he treats, no matter how long
standing, or your refund every cent
Of your money.
Il you are afflicted with this pain
full and troublesome malady 1t win
pay you to call and have a tAk with
him.
The doctor Is authorized By the
State Of Kansas to treat all chronic
diseases Of men and women.
Examination and consultation fret
and confidential.
Office Address:
{. E. sPARR, N. D.
1125 Grand Ave.
Kansas City, Mo.
Reference: Gate City National Bank
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24
YOUNG BOY DROWNED.

The little four year old son Of Mrs.
Matte A. Fields. Of this city, was
1rowned in a well at Lees Summit,
No., on Monday ct this week. Mrs.
Fields, who is a daughter of Mrs. C
E. Buhrle, Of this city, and who has
made her home here for several
months past, had been In Lees Sum-
NIT, together with her two small
children, for several weeks past Wis
iting with relatives and friends. The
little fellow was playing in an or.
chard ON the place and stepped On
some boards which covered up an ole
Weu. The planks were rotten AND
broke with the weight Of the little
FELLOW and he fell into the water be.
low. It was some time before he wa
discovered and by this time life was
entirely extinct. Mrs. Fields ant
little daughter arrived here with thu
body Wednesday morning, and buria
will probably be made in Hoisingtcn
Saturday, or as soon as the father
D. A. Fields can arrive from LAX,
View, Ore, where he has been fo
some time. News Of the aecidenr
was wired him Immediately ard he /.
now on his way here. The Field,
family were formerly residents Of thr
north part of the county and hav,
many friends in that vicinity as wei
as here who will be grieved to lsarl
OF their sad bereavement.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24
DR.. E. E. SPARR
Specialist
will be in
GREAT BEND
Tuesday April 18th
at the
Hermann Hotel
For One DaV Only
He Returns Every Four Weeks.
HOURS: 8 A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ.

Do not forget what DR.. Spar told
You In these same columns four
weeks ago in regard TO the dangers
Of NEGLECT. Disease is ALWAYS
ACTIVE. Good times or hard times
make no difference. The sick and
afflicted MUST have PROPER treat.
ment.
AS a specialist with years Of prac.
teal experience DR.. Spar has studied
the effects Of his treatment on hun.
dreds Of cases with gratifying results.
He has seen the nervous, weak, di.
seased individual, sick In mind and
body, grow into health and vigor as
the results Of his CORRECT treat.
ment.
Depend upon 1t that the treatment
he offers you is the treatment you
need-the treatment that gives re.
suits. Avoid temporary stimulants
the results Of which are not lasting.
II you are afflicted call and have a
talk ON the date above mentioned.
Consultation and examination cost
you nothing.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24
ELLINWooD FIRE.

The old livery and feed barn Just
south Of the Catholic church in 81.
iinwoood was destroyed by fire about
midnight Monday night, the fire be-
ing started from some unknown
source. The building had not been
occupied for some time, but a large
amount OF blacksmith IS tools belong.
ing to Fred and Jake Hartmetz were
stored there and some Of these wer
badly damaged by the fire. Frank
Wurm, Of northeast Of Ellinwood had
stayed in town Monday night and
had left hds horse and buggy in the
barn, and these were destroyed. The
building was one Of the old landmarks
OF Ellinwood and was owned BY Chas
Andreae, and was entirely DESTROYED.
We have been unable to learn wheth.
er any insurance was carried or not.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24
sTosKoPF.NATTEFoRD.

The wedding Of Mr.. Charles Stos-
kopt, Of the north side, to Miss Evan.
geline Natteford, took pace at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Sand
rock, in this city, Sunday afternoon,
Rev. c. H. Woodward of the NJ. E.
church, officiating. The groom is one
of the prosperous young farmers of
the north side, and his bride has beel
one of the popular school teachers Of
the county. Both are well and ia.
yorably known and their many friends
Join in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24

Senator Cummins refers to the new
tariff law as a compound Of igno
rance and indifference. If that is
true asys Henry Allen, 1T differs
from the Payne-Aldrich Eli in one
respect. There was no Indifference
in that bill. 1t was written by men
who were not Indifferent to what Trey
got out of it. They were not indif-er'
ent to it's vast possibilities for the n
terests that it Favored Nevertheless
Murdoch and BristOw voted against
It's repeal, and Curtis talks against
the new tariff law.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24
ATHENIAN CLUB.

The Athenian Club met with Mrs
Annie Moses On April 20.
The netting opened with the collsc'
followed by current events in re
Spouse to roll call.
The program was as follows:
Life and Character of Meheme'
Ah-Mrs. Nora Zutavern.
The Successors OF Mehemet Ali
Mrs. Beualh Gum.
The Government Of Egypt from
Mehemet Ali to the Present Time
Mrs. Helen Hartman.
The Club will meet with Mrs
Katherine Smith on Monday, April
q.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24
ROSHELL.cULLEh

Mr.. VIII Boshen and Miss Hazel
Cullen, two Of the popular and well
known young people Of the city, were
united in marriage last Saturday at,
ternom by Probate Judge Hall, and
have gone to housekeeping for the
present at the W. P. Cole home on
Forest Avenue. Both are employed
at the Elite Theatre, Mr.. Boshell BE-
ing the motion picture machine opera
tor, and his wife the pianist. Both
have large circle Of warm friends
who extend to them best wishes for
a long and happy welded life
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24

Daniel H. Mccarthy was down from
OimNz the first of the week on a bus
mess trip and for a visit with old
ume friends. Mr.. Mccarthy was one
OF the early day residents of the
north part OF the county, where he
still owns a couple of farms. Many
years ago, however, he left Kansas
and for long time resided in Chi.
cago where he also has considerable
property Interests. His wife died a
Few years ago and since that time he
mas been living in Kansas City a
part Of the time. He returned to this
county about two weeks ago and is
making preparations to open a fine
machine shop in Olmitz. Inventions
and machine work has long been Mr..
McCarthy's hobby, and he has made
several inventions on different kinds
OF machinery which have found a
ready sale and are widely used, and
ne will undoubtedly give Olmitz and
vicinity machine shop which will be
able to handle any and all kinds Of
work.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24

Begin now to use an oil cook stove.
1t saves its cost over a coal range IN
enc season, besides the time saved
and the comfort. Let us show you
The new Revonoc' oil cooker with
intense blue gas flame right against
the Kettle, not a foot below. Heats
faster, uses less oil, cannot explode,
easy to use, costs little. All the lead
ing kinds Of oil cookers at BONDU.
RANTS.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24

Max Moore came in from Colorado
Saturday morning and visited with
his family here until Monday morn
ing when he Left for Kansas City on
a business trip. Max has been tray
cling for the John Deere people
since last fall and for several months
past has been working in different
parts Of Colorado, and It is possible
that his company may decide to Il
cate him permanently IN that state.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24

Claude F. Davidson, Leo Bullard, H
D. Kelsey and Claude Mcfarland au-
toed up from Macksville Wednesday
evening to attend the big wrestling
match here, and reported that real
estate was changing hands down in
their part of the country that day
even more rapidly than up this way,
and that the wind was doing serious
damage to crops Of adj kinds.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24
He DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE.

DR.. Spar treats diseases of the
Stomach, htestines, Liver, Blood,
Skin, Nerves, Heart, Spleen, Kid.
neys, Bladder. Sexual Diseases, Di
seases of Women, Rheumatism, Dia,
betes, Catarrh, Bed-Wetting, Leg Ul
GERS, certain forms Of Paralysis, Weak
Lungs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Append.
citis, Gail Stones, Golfers, Tumors,
Cancers, BiEOusness, Dyspepsia,
DrOpsy, EmaciatiOn, Epilepsy, Head.
ache, Sleeplessness, Neurasthenia,
Obesity, Pleurisy, Scrofulous Dis
eases, Diseases Of Men and the
Tobacco Habit.
Il you have Kidney or Bladder
troubles, bring an ounce bottle Of
your urine for analysis.
The doctor furnishes all his own
medicines.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1914-04-24

The next time you are in town
drop in and let Wilcox show you the
Buckeye Grass seeder, a two horse
machine, very strongly built and abso
lutely the best grass seed machine on
the market. At WILCOX'S.