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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-08
PLAN TO REOPEN DARDANELLEs
Triple Entente Powers Join in Effort
to Unlock Straits.

The Russian Foreign Minister, NJ. sa-
canon announced that the Powers com
ptislng the Triple Entente are taking
TSeps 70 obtain the reOpening OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-08
Congressman Bulkley Has Rfrthaau

OOIIB IesSIH"H DuIAIey las birthday
WASHINGTON, Oct. L. RaprsSents.
tive Robert ]. Bulkley, OF Cleveland n
today received eongratulations upon bis
gath birthday anniversary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-08
MODERN DANCING

Our Method. Our Experts, Our Puplly-au ran
resent modern dancing a. Il shotild b. taush
TIE G. ELLWOOD CARPENTER STUDIO
22&8 CHESTNUT ST,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-08
Mems clothes this year are good.

Mems clothes this year are good
The pressure upon the manufacturers by some good
stores that cared about good qualities and good
values than about bargain sales to advertise has
compelled an Improvement in wooden cloths.
This means longer wearing suits and better fitting
suits. Ii means more for the money.
Now when assOrtments are at their hest is . ta+4
time to inspect these goods than any other time will
FTst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-08
STATE CHARITIES
DELEGATES WOULD
CODTFY POOR LAWS
Recommend System of Pen
sions for Institution En-
ployes-Adjourn to Visit
Gettysburg.

CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. s.-The State
Charities convention decided late last
night to cut short its sessions and omit
one scheduled for tonight, in order to
allow delegates to go to Gettysburg.
Tho following officers we're elected:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
anrirt ben eriten Serbftbniten.

aurirt Den eriten Serbitbuiten uber
Grtdltune iofort, id,iebst es nidt uuf,
benn ernite ~2unsenleiben mogen bnrz
aus entiteben; gure 9ebensfraft miro
seidndft unb Elm hroniides 9un
geniibel mag Die 6ulge iein. 5olei
guh nod beute cine Slaihe Or.
gels Yines Ear Sonep. Sicies &ittel
lit rein unb barmlos unb Sbr fonnt eo
pbne 9cbenfcn fir Sliten unh CIR
fdltungen gebraufcn. 8ehet es ben
&inpern, ipcnn oieiclben crfranft iinb.
es pirb lie ihnell lpieoerbcritclcn. IS
linbert Die Gutsiinblns i'm Gals; III
Den 2un9en unb 9nftrpbren. Cot Den
Shleim, III antiieptiih unb itdrtt ben
,aDrper seeer grfdltunsen. gs pers
hubert Die grfdltinesfeime bdrar,. lid,
i'm aorper feit3uieBen. @ardntirt.
yiur % Gents bel gurem g~lpot6efer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
. Gas bunf6are Sapan.

Dine ieben 3uias brinat cine Der.
liner 3eitung einen 9riei in Crime.
rilng, Der ben Sapanern. penlt lie an.
itGnbiger Gmpiinbungen ~iiberballpt
iGbig mGren, Die Shamrotbe ms 8e.
iift treiben miibtc. gr lantet:
Smperial SeaOauarters. lotto, 19.
Sebruar 1906.
Nm Serrn 8eneralmaior BON Wefel,
@roBlihterieloe bel Berlin.
Sohgeebrter Serr @ereral!--Sn.
Dem mir Den letter Selbsua gliiflif)
81 gnbe gefiihrt baben. iebe i'd, mid,
perpilihtet, Sbnen unieren tieigeiiihl.
ten Ianf pom neiIem alisStoriiden iiir
ben mertbpoqen llnterriht. Den Sie
elmer 9roben 3abl unierer Oiii5iere
LANCE Sabre nift MIR bel uns ielbit.
ionbern aiid in Sbrer Scimatb inn.
mer nit GROCER Singebiine ertbeilen
az poqer Die Site batten. unb in mel.
dem Sic nns nisfihe Sebren saben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
enmatismusfdmer seitiat.

Sic erite Inipcubun9 bon Slpdn's
Ointment brinst lofort bis an Die
id)mer5enbe Stelle Gin. gs brnud,t
nidt eingeriebcn 81 nerben. @s lti1t
Die rbeumatiihen Sfnmer5en in ben
@liebern unb bringt piQfpmmenc
2inberuns. 2eibet niht. 5olet @ud
nod beute cine Slaide. @S ut elm
Sausmittel fir Sfrmersen aner Irt,
3eripunbungen, Guetidwtneen, peben
Snls. Sfrittiplinbcn, Heurdlsie unb
gruitidmer5en. Ierbiitet Initedune.
Serr Gbas. 8. @entportb bon gnli@
fprnin id)reibt: -Gs bat bel meinem
Hbermatismus 8unber sepirft, Der
Sdmer5 lit fort, iobalb ih es nntpenbe.
Sd en1pfeble es meinen Sreunben als
bas bette eminent, bas ih ic 9ez
braudte." @nrantirt. 25 Gents bel
guRm Ipotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
Cine a~aiierlife &abinettsprore.
Ser Safer bat iofeenbe aabinetts
orore erlaiien:

Ser Safer bat foleenbe aabinetts-
orore erlaiien:
oMobtlmadurg unb Seriammlung
bes Scores an Den 8ren5en iinb po1-
eubet. nit beiipieaoier Siherheit
itnb Iiinftlihfeit baben Ole oeutifen
@iienbabnen Die gemaltige transport
b~epegune auseeiiibrt. 9anfbar ge.
benfe sd 5unddit Der MGnner, Die
lett Dem 3riege l1S70-7t in itiller
arbeit Elm Organization seihafien pa.
ben, Die riinmebr lire ernite Nrobe
glGnsenb b%eitanoen fat. alen oenen
aber, Die, Meinem 8ufe fplgenb, nit.
genirft baben, oas oeutife 8olf in
@atfen a,ii ben Sdienenlpesen Sen
Seinoen entgeaen5umerfen, insbeion-
oere Den 2inienfommanoonten u1o
Observation-Disclosures, iopie Den bent.
ifen Observation-Disclosures pom er.
item geamten bis 5uin lesten Irbeiter,
iprefe sd fiir lire irene Singabe uno
Yilif)terfiilune Meincn faiierlihe,n
Ganf aus. Die bisberigen 9eiitun.
gen seben Nir Die iiherite @epGhr,
baB Die G%iienbuhten aiih i'm meiteren
Serlallf oes eroBen Samples Inn oes
oeutiden 8clfes 3ufunft ieber5eit Sen
bohiten Iniorberlingen Ser 9eeriiib.
ring semahien iein perben.
@roBeS Sauptal,artier, ben %.
Iuguit 1914.
@iIb eI m :. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22

y,Id g!lud glf, Elm Observation-Disclosures, Der oeH
Wafltondren bein llnierri6ten bebiiliIif III.
Bite, persefet bic arn,en Snbianer
nidt!
lie YtiFpndre Der ct. Sraneis. Watiiun, z.
D., bitten BITE suten 5reunbe Der Snbianer,
tbHen bet Der Ansbreitung oee 0tetdbes 6Briitt
inter ben 8tnoern Der Yrnirte bebhlflidj 81 iein.
Etc Sanienee hnter unierer Aufiid1t itebeu.
ben Snbiansr wphnen S~eritrent aui ether SlGd,e
pcn 5000 Enaoranneiicn. Sniplseoeien nihiien
bic Wititonare ipld,e Suoiancrscbiiirn anitei'
Ign, ots peiahtsi iine, anoers az nnterrihtcn,
Sefebrte ppr5ubercitcn niiu. @as nnS am mel,
itcn uutbtbut. iius W,ittei. nm otcie aatehcten
81 %be5ablen. Sbnc oieie guten Snoianeraebiil.
ten fonnen mir nnr lpentg. c%rreifben.
3pir beten t1sltd, iir nniere WpbltbGter. Cine
intsrefante gtniidbtsppitfarte nnierer 0liiiuu
iptrb iebsm 0ebtr spu einem Collar cher mebr
ppu ben DftitpnGren ais Gnipfanssbeftdtiaung
4nssfonbt, 4aben niDse man ienben on bic
Gotbplte Srtntdng 60. Snbnans,
Sppa. phcr btrrft an Weu. xputs MI,
G. g.. ct. gramets. .. Tat. sta Grsofssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
Cine bentid)e Ssran.

Cine Srau aus giirgmaloniel, Be.
rem Damn i'm ariege lit, p,iroe ourh
,SamilienSrmahs erfrelit, mas lie il.
Dam oiird iolgcnbe bubihe
m~ittbeilte:
Nift ieoer fam Ben SGbel
ihmingen,
@ir 6rolten blei6en it'll Su Salis;
@ott iegne ilnirer Streiter Hingeu,
God aanlpf bleibt au6 fiir urls
nlft aus.
Gin ieoer lorg an ieiuer SteQe,
Gin ieoer Jorge fiir @rias-
go iore ih ifon fiir olle S1Qe:
sd hobe men Sungen, lieber
Shas!
9leib Oh nur felt i'm Seloe iteben.
Sab nur ben Sran6mann niht Der.
ein,
9ann miro cs balo ifon beiier
geben,
Sie6 Gnterlanb, magit rubig icin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
Sin pplniihcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter als Grieasircimilliger.

Noen, y. Nu9.-Ser polllllhe
Observation-Disclosures Ir. b. G5iem.
bonsfi .Fomian. Der 81 Snbre oft lit,
trat bier als ariegsireimiaiger Elm.
Gr bat BEL ieinem %freimiQiger Gin.
tritt Die al,soriidlid)e Bite allsgeipro.
den, nift etmu inn 9iiro, ionoern i'm
Sr,lppei,oienit Dor Dem 8einoe Ser.
l%penouna 81 linden. @r pia bnmit
ieinen polniihen 9onbsleuten elm Sei-
ipicl geben. nie mon iif Dem heut'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22

Den aiif Der ganSen, etlpa 20 ailpmeter
breiten fSront a~erporfen unb haben
fl,iftartig ben Riid5ue gesen Dublin
angetreten.
Inter Sentid,em Seuer.
9erIin %. Mug.-0on Seinlng
Mamitr flint Sorts uro Stabt in I'M.
Term 9eiis, pier Sorts nod beihoiien.
Der Sail iheint in ,!8iir5e 6eppr3u.
Iteben. = Observation-Disclosures BON
Stein.
3erit6rtes 9isenae,uebe.
9erIin. %. Mug.-Ger fran3o.
iiihe Slieger @arros, ben Die alslGn.
oiId,en 3eitrnsen 81 9eeinn bes arie.
ges lid nit ieinem Slug5eug ailf einen
Zeppelin i~tiir5en utb iiegenb unter.
geben lieben, lebt riibig in Yaris, oas
er ME p%erlaiien bat.
5ie ,I9ence Sapds" perbreitet in
perlfiebenen ailsldnOiihen 3eituneert
Die Welbung, bob Der ruiiiihe Gene.
ralfoniul III 6ranffurt a. W. Dor Dos
8ermonioitanObilo gefiibrt moroen
lei, BORT iein Saupt babe entbloBen
unb lid Dor Der @ermunia babe pers
neigen miiiier, morauf err Damn Oiird)
SllBtritte uro Stofbiebe miBbanoelt
moroen lei. 9ieie Hahrift lit in
alien Sbeilen erfunOen. Der Sranf-
%fllrter 8eneralfoniul lit bereits in ben
eriten Saeer bes Monats Iiisiiit abs
gereiit unb elm 8ermaninitanobilo
gibt es in Sranfiurt a. 90. iiberballpt
uidt .,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22

x q x e * Is * * x r II SE IS X Il
ss
Il Taf mebrw6higer Inter
* brcdJung Der Guituerbinomng
q iinp bic beut de Seitnn=
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* 5u erm6glihcn, lid eiu flares
u Silb iiber Die Sprtihritte nes
x Sriescs su mafcn, mas ia narf
x Der SbGtigfeit Der Spnbpner
* 9iigelt= Getinr bisber niht mDgs
X lid mar, per6ffentlihen mir
x nafitehcito bic ppm bcitiheit
4 nno s6iterrcihiihen 8eneralitab
Il beraussesebencn Bulletins, bic
x bic G~reiariiie auf ben &riess=
Il ifnnplGten in ibrem nabreit
* 9iGte scigen. Die 8erlincr
* Wtelbungen mnroen bmrf bas
* @plff'idc Selesrapbens Bureau,
II bic @iencr burd) bias Wtcner
x GprreipunbeitS : Bureau uerbret=
y tet, limb nlip abiulnt Snpcr=
* l1iiis. Nir limb iibcrsengt, oaR
Il Sic Eafrtfjten bel unicrcn
Y 9eiern itarfcm SntereHe be-
Il gesncn werhett, menit bic CT.
>; etguiiie, bic in linen scifiloert
x iuerocn, Jest aud I'M ctntge
* &udjen suriifliegen. - Ste
* u ebaftipn
x
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
Sdminolis? 8alis? @critppft?

Sr. Sings Nen 9ife Yilen tpe,ben
Sic fnriren. Sic regen Die Sale an,
70 bab iie frei funftionirt unb Die
eiftisen Stoffe aus Yta9en urb gins
aetpeiben entfernt. Sic itdrfen Mla9en
llnb 2ebcr unb frdfti9en iontit bcH
ganSeu &orper. Sie erlte Soiis miro
Sic o Sbrem id,piubiigen, 9uli9en,
peritopftcn 3uitnrb beireien. % Gts.
in alien Gpotbcfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22

lInb hslten mir ltnieren S~iegeSeriolg
rifIt an Lester SteQe peroanfen.
galb meroen Die al,~sgemdblten 81,
%fiSiere noh Ieiitidlanb nit Der Soft.
tnltg gelfift pei Sbren meitere nj.
litarituOien obsillieger; ih bite Sic
iblcn giitisit bethlehem 81 moaen.
gnpianaen, Sic meine aufridtisen
Gmpfeblungen.
Worihaa Oamagata.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-22
Die 8uHen anf Der 5lnft.

8ien, %. Iug.-3as ariess.
bouptauartier meloet amtlih: Die
breitGgige Shladt bel arasnif ell
betc geitern NIT einem poaigen Sic9e
l1nierer Srippen. Sie Riliicn pilrs
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08
A DOUBLE FUNERAL
MRS. PETER GossER.

Elizabeth Long was born near CleYe-
land, Ohio, March IA, 1885, and was
married to Peter Gosser Nov 8, 1855.
Mrs Gosser died at the home OF her
son, Dora, near Hays, Kansas, July
30, 1914, at 8 p. N, being 79 years,
months and Is days old. Mrs. Gosser
Joined the Methodist church when a girl
ard l9ter joined the Lutheran church
at Hays. She leaves TO mourn her de-
parture, eight children; five sons, Dora,
Jacob, Charles, Louis and William
Gosser, and three daughters, Mrs. Lu-
Gle Felten of Hays, Kansas, Mrs. Len
ME Annes Of Milford, Michigan, and
Mrs. Della Lennon of Fort Douglas,
Utah, % grand children and 10 great
grand children. Mrs. Gosser was af-
flicted for some time. She was patient
in all her suffering. She trusted in
Him VINO doeth all things we'll and was
resigned to His will It was her desire
to be at rest. She wanted to be in that
home where suffering and sorrow can
never enter. Mrs. Gosser is through
with the aches and pains OF life and we
have hope that she is clothed With life
and Immortality.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08
MRS. WILLIAM GossER.

Emma Christianson was born in
Shelby County, Iowa, March "a. 1879,
and was married to William Gosser
December 25. 1897. Mrs. Gosser de-
parted this life at Colorado Springs,
Colorado, July 81, 1914, at $40 o'clock
a. m, being 35 years months and 13
daYa old. She leaves husband, three
children, Ruby, William and Nellie;
two sisters and other relatives TO mourn
her loss Mrs. Gosser lived a life true
to her friends and family and neigh
bore. She was upright IN her relation
to others and will be missed as a true
friend. Mrs. Gosser suffered long but
she was patient through it all. She
was an interested worker IN Sunday
school and church when opportunity
afforded. Her work was in her home
wheFe she lived life of love and de-
votion, She was a member OF the
Rebekah and Royal Neighbors lodges,
and these with whom she associated
in these orders will hold her name in
sacred memory.
We have hope that when Mrs. Gosser
put off the earthly tabernacle she be-
came clothed upon with immortzlity
and went home 10 occupy home not
made with hands, eternal n the heavens.
The funeral services we're held in the
Lutheran church ar 10 a. u. Sunday.
August 2, conducted by Rev. c T.
Mckee, pastor of the Baptist church,
The portions of scripture read ie order
were John IA: 1-3; 2 Cor, 5: 1 10;
l Cor. Is: 5O-58. The text was Cor
5-4.
These noble women have paid the
debt that We must sooner or later pay.
They cannot come back to us but We
can go to them. We earnestly CON-
mend the bereaved ones to the care of
HIM who careth for US. The services
were well attended. The floral decora-
tions were profuse and appropriate.
4 large procession followed the re-
m aims to the Hays cemetery where the
interment took place. Both caskets
were lowered at the same time.
We are again impressed that this
world is not our home. May Gods
blessing rest upon the bereaved ones
is the prayer of all sympathizing
friends.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08
John McAahan is qai.e sick.

john Mcaahan is qlioe sick
A D. Gostehius has & sick child.
a child of the Kruger family died
Wednesday.
It looks as though the Kaiser is
about to lose his job.
/ The jenkins SONS have shipped their
pianos back to Salina.
Harold Brooks and Alb Fotch were
here from Abilene last week.
K Disney's family have gone tc
their new home In Solomon.
From war standpoint Italy is the
only sensible nation in Europe
! Mrs Roy Leonax and little son were
east bound passengers Saturday morn
ing. -
Robert and Will Hall shipped in two
c3rs of stockers from Kansas City,
this week.
c. E. Williams is home from a trip
to Denver. He arrived Thursday
morning.
". H. Snyder was down from Ellis
Wednesday, looking after his interest
ia the Ellis county gold mine.
E. Hockensmith' relatives who have
been visiting here for some time, have
returned to their home in Salina.
H. Bartlett. who resides in Hays,
travelling man for the Lee Hardware
Co. of Salina, is taking his summer va
cation.
DR.. Meade and family and A. W.
Noble and family we're guests of the
Swires family, who ii7e south Of town,
one day last wsek.
Will Philip went out to Cedar Bluffs.
southwest of HAYS, where he is graz
ing a bunch of cattle from the Big
Greek ranch.
Tuesday an election board in this city
required q voter to furnish certificate
of citizenship bafore he was allowed to
vote. See Will Madden for particulars
Prof. Shively left this Saturday
morning for EdwardsvilIe, Kansas, for
short vacation before the commence
ment of school. Mrs. ShiveIy and John
have been there for several weeks
Since our last issue the following per
sons have purchased automobiles: A.
A Weisner, Hudson Six; b. ]. Pen
ney, Walter Steadman and MiIlard
Kirkman, an Overland, each; and Miss
Keller, Ssxton Iunabout.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08

The Children's Playground was form
ally opened Thursday night, with big
crowd of children ard ladies present,
and Mr.. and Mrs Treat received the
thanks and handshake of those present.
It will be a great pleasure to our city.
Attend the Chautaudua Sunday after-
noon, and hear DR.. Dickinson tell about
Fairgrounds. The Chsusauqua opens
Saturday (tomorrow) in charge of Hr.
Beery as Manager, hustler, and Miss
Catharine Coye will have charge OF the
children.
The manager of the Crystal has Sc
cured at great expense, q serial story
FOR the edi6cation OF the Hays public,
which viii be Pat on the screen III e
short time. It will comprise a plot
chat will make your hai- stand. Watch
this raper for dates. 1t will be great
and will run seTerai weeks. 1t will be
interesting and dramatIc from start to
finish.
We have just installed 24-inch Ro=-
back perforator and a foot power
Southworth paper punching machine.
also a numbering machine. The Free
Press noE has the best equipped job
Office west of Salina. Bring on your
work of every description. We are
ready for Tou. Dispatch is our watch
word.
, Guiltless young men shou'd employ
the protection Of ch4peroa when me
andering along the classic banks Of Biz
Creek with those naughty, naughty
| ~ girls. They (the G. y.m) mighi
f All inCo-the creek-and droHn, which
would Indeed, be calamity.
Misses Birdie and Eva Wood OF La
mar, Colorado. are here visiting then
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Black
nun, and their sister, Mrs. E. G. Var
brough.
i The Crystal Theatre will be closes
during Chautauqua week. After thi
Saturday, night there viii be no NOR
pictures until Saturday, Aug. 15ta.
Seth Deeser is here from Lon
Beach. California, visiting his moth
and looking after business iassrssse he
has Ia Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08

England is Alarmed Over Shortage Of
Meat Imports From. United States.
The GOOD Number" Of the London
Times, issued June 8, 1914, in its lead
ing editorial states that eight years
ago imports OF chilled and frozen meat
from the United States were valued at
over s25. 600, 600. In 1912 imports of
this proIuc. had shrunk to SIS. 900.
Quoting from the editorial:
This is nv far the most striking
change that is at present taking place
in the food trade conditions of the
world. 1t means that the once great
export meat trade Of the United States
is now PrlchcaIly non-existiRg. and
that unIe.s the Americans take steps
to Increase their home production OK
this staple article Of food they viii not
only cease TO export but will become TO
an increasing extent rival BUYERS IN the
markets Of the world with ourselves
and other nations. We are also threat
ened with the same menace in the egg
trade by the U nited States and Ger
many, both CT which, instead Of being
able to suppl. their own demand for
eggs, are nov buying from Denmark
ard Russia and other countries from
whom We have hitherto derived sup
plies"
EngIand's coEcern about its meat
supply should further awaken farmers,
stock raizers and Government author
tiles 10 the fact that they viii soon
have to face a similar condition Of
affairs in this country.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08
one-haK Block for Sale

For a short time only 1 will offer for
sale the south y Of block 3, Santa Fe
addition to Hays and buildings at a
very low cash price. If you want q
real bargain now is your time. Would
take a good Ford car on this property.
E. a. OAKLAND,
Codell, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08
Civil Service Examination.

An examination for the position Of
Post-ofice Clerk will be held at the
post-ofice in this city on August p,
1914.
For application blanks. and for full
Information relative to the examinati
qualification duties, salaries, etc, 90
dress: POSTMASTER, Hsys, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08
FOR ONE DAY ONLY
he returns every four weeks. Hours:
9 q. N. to D. N.

he returns every four weeks. Hours:
9 q. N. to p. m
Because one doctor gives up your
case as incurable Is no reason why you
should lose hope. The specialist with
more training and wider experience
my be able TO give you prompt relief.
Curing the same diseases again makes
one perfect. The specialist knows
when certain disease comes TO his at
tention what it Is and how to cure it, If
1t IS durable. There il no guess work
about DR.. Sparr's methods. He does
not treat every known disease nor does
he claim to. DR.. Spar specializes on
certain chronis diseases which causes
humanity so much suffering and he
koE9 how to cure those diseases. Do
you know that it is more satisfactory 70
be treated by specialiEts You regain
your health quicker, the expense Of
treatment is less than If you doctor
weeks snd months with some Iaexperi-
enced doctor who does not quite under
stand your case and can never cure
yeu. Come and get well now.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08

SbO0ld you or To1r child have any
thing wrong with the eyes, ears, nos
Or throat Or need glasses, make a date
with DR.. IL Jay Brown, o6ee IN Wat
son Buildicg. Satina, Kansas, or see
hin II B uns~ick Hotel. August 11th
Ella l2tn and Russell 18th.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08

The wife Of President Woodrcw Viii
son died Thursday, Of Bright's disease.
The sympathy of the world is with
the president IN this. his hour of great
grief.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08

DR.. Spar treats diseases of the
Stomach, Intestines, Liver. Blood,
Skin. Nerves, Heart, Spleen. KidDeve
Bladder, Sexual Diseases, Diseases of
Women, Rheumatism. Diabetes. Ca
tarTh, Bed-Wetdng, Leg Ulcers, Ger
tain forms OF Paralysis. Weak Lungs.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Appendicitis, Tu-
mors, Goibers. Cancers. Bil1ousness.
Gall Stones, Dyspepsia, Enacistion.
Epilepsy, DropEy, Headache, sleeD-
lessness, Neurasthenia. OBESITY.
Pleurisy, Scrofulous Diseases and DIS.
eases Of Men.
II you have Kidney or Bladder trou-
bles bring an ounce bottle ef your
urine for analysis.
The Doctor furnishes ali his own
medicine
Itching, bleeding, blind or protrudinR
piles qniekly and permanently cured
without the knife, No cutting. no
chlorOfOLm or other dangerous snes-
thetie used. He gives q con-
tract and guarantee to cure every ease
OF Piles be treats, 70 matter Of how
long stsnoing, or refund every penny
of ySuF money
If you are afflicted With this painful
and troublesome maiady IL III pzY
you tn call and have talk with him.
The D0cto1 Is authorized by the state
Of Kansas 20 treat All chronic diseases
of men and women.
Examination and consultation free
and confidential.
OFFICE Atdress: E. z. SPARR.
ND, 1125 G-snd Avenue, Kansas
CITY, No References: Gate City
National Bank
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08

The Presbyterian Parsonage. Con-
Portable eight room ssone house, gocd
veil barn and several seres Of ground.
A bargain. Inquire Of ROBINSON &
CHTTTEEDEE.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08
Duty Plain.

Yo6 know your duty. No man ever
looked for it and did not find it-Phil-
lips Brooks.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08
FOR RENT
For Sale

A subscriber has q modern room for
rant Inquire at the Free Press oHee.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08

P.ts and Lanberts vsruish at
Winters.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-08-08

G. ". Miller has some extra fine
building lots for sale, in just the righ
location.