davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
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ot0Alv; - - - su1u11 ~ ap1o -
y AAss sahssA . Giav."-SsssWts M
~0 0RAEL AAA sakeA Ter Q kaG.
Gel throagh ths Fssphet oaD-
VEL. had caused ths anainftnG q
Saul to BE- king. H. people -
Israel had assembled. anA Gsd's PFspA-
q Samuel bad indicated Gods choice.
os0s I'D gladly accspAsa 4. ~ IL
PsagAsr eae0sst bad PefvssA. snsss1ng-
y aayins. Who is he. that ~ sho1l
Aops for anything great IN biz Aandi
1t looked ~ though the Lords chaics
- hsea unsatisfactory and bad ceos
- na1ght. 6aul nnade - atteaQt d
exercise authority, having such half.
hearted support from the people. Hs
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
w. H. FARNUM
Funeral Chapel
Licensed E.znbalxner
Yhsao olsaWoel "a
ODD HXILoW0' DUU0UNo
ossawood spri1s1 osissaAs
DIG SURPRISE 10 MANY
... IN rms roVN

Local people are surprised 1t IL
QUICK results received from simple
becktAo0 bark, glycerine, etc., -
0txe1 n A1lar4ka, Tie 0esnaa Fom-
s1y which became famous By e.riag
Appendicitis. This simple remedy
drawn OF such . surprising amoant Of
Old foal natter from tho body that 4
SINGLE DOSE relieves sour stomach,
GAs O tho stomach and Constipation
INSTANTLY. It b the best remedy
We have ever sold.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

IN ~ eeasa. - -
an1 esedisat - f1n psr1ses1sa.
oessaaa Lssss~s Fse. ~ eAsssA
0od's eoasecfatsd peopae nay e.
Wcialiy Ieam beso0oD fsu0 Saul's n.
psrisace. They. lflEs eaul, have beea
1soAnatod oe God. not only to be kings
Ut aiDo 10 be pFiestst"a Royal Priest.
hood" As Saul was anointed with oil,
% he Royal Priesthood are anointed
With the Holy Spirit. As the people
rejected Saul and he waited patiently
for the Lorli's time, so mankind are
not yet ready for the Reign Of the
Royal Priesthood. Of which Jesus Is
tie Head: and Gods time has not ysi
come fsr the establishment Il II
Kingdom. Lessons of patience, humill.
u and con6dsace In God are requisite
tAa4 afsse, sndux11g. they night h
hsefe tAs pro0assa '17
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13


sauls farn nes A 1s... .s''s y
ceatinusl ealy
DoatA u.til the opportunity o6srsd.
IAs Annonites, resG11Ag b ~ saSt
e IseaelS possessions, ~ fee ssos
ti0s bssisesd JabssA-Si3sed. VIA
~ elty asksd ter1s Tor ssRIsa6sr. ~
AADonits esaseal's taunt was tAAt -
80 cenditioa hs wosA save tAsif hvss
-tAsy should each sub01t 10 having
a. eys pat ost, ~ . sha0s - IseesL
Tins was ashed- d-esvsa days-Sse -
daosa. NeanfiDe 0ssssagssS Wsso a.
paseAsd, Dsss1hly - al ~ 6sbeA
0sos cans - eanl's rssidsocs. sst6sat-
b hoptn6 that ~ wsalA taks stsps Tor
tAsir 6sliverancs. ..... .,
oaul was appointed lsadsr: ~ psy-
cAoaoGieal moment haA cooe. He KIN
- he exen hs had beea driving an1
ssst psscss 10 all H. tzibes, saying ut
wAssv@ "a not respood. - bsesos .
As1so1sf ok ~ Osa1eal 1ntseaotA Woul1
havs ~ axsa hswsA - ptscsA TAis
~ . peculiar eenDaol foe . k1ng:
~ 4 eoseAsa IL. rigA9 90 NJ tAeso
laaaEel asA tA1Fty tAs0sasa ~ ~
sDeaAsl TAe 0sssea0sss sse1sss1 -
1aoaG1 11on1 ~ oasuDaAeso q -
ese ~ nsxt cay: al issesl Oave a.
swse b tie bssAagsss tAat " ~ tlns
aDDaln9el tAay vs9A oaseA sse ~
tAsa b - - ~ W1aAsl T.,
saSi dividsd his army ists thsss &C.
tioaa, and from thrss diResea4 Qoas-
49, ~asn~ ~,~<AA>~,1- Ao<. 49, h>~A><.~..
routing them and dealveeing tie IResl-
ttes. Thereupon they realised tAat
God NJ indeed given tAso Q W1ns
k1ng. WHOM they had bssa sleV - NC
osnise; and they Inquired fsr tAsss
WAo I'D spoken aeainst Saul, sayine,
Let them row be slain. HoWsvse, H.
kAg wisely and eeascossly sa1A.
'1AsFs shan nok . aan b PIT -
cath; for today tAs Losa hatA WFeaSAt
salvation IN Israel"
ne 0tviNs charssssr viadIsaAs1.
AltAougA the slaughtesing e thoss
Ammonitss had Divine approval, II did
not slgntfy that thsy went to ths H.
oaagieal Hen, there to suffer stsr1al
tosDsotA On ths contrary, tAsy Dese-
" went to tho tomb. to s1esp untn in
0sl's affan0ement Chxise would - -
~ worlds Rsdesmer. and at His &c.
- Advent would begin Hh wosk Of
calling hoek from death all that are tn
tAsk graves
~ gasp ths situation ~ must re-
member that all men ars undse q death
sentence; and 1t matters little whsther
they de from starvatioa. s1cknssa. pes-
t1lsncs q the sword. Ths penalty
road. Dying thou shah dis"-not
hvs. anyhow or anywhere. This fAct
~ Q distinct bearing on everything
appsrtainiaG to the Lords authoeisa-
tloo Of wan, permissi0n Of faminss, etc.
While 0ed has enforced The penalty,
-ls wages q In = dsatA," ths nan
0DtAG Hls Justice, He N sAsthsf
way has bsen prueaxfnG fer u nAnl-
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
Onifial Directery

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.. q 0saAAas ....... .CAAssos o. 4nn0D
osAosesanao-o1-loaOD ........3 Z. SaOoB
oeaosssaDaa - DtsG.... Dovas1 1aa11n0
o1oAo oaaAAss ................D. .. 3. 0ao1W
ooo0 osoeoaao110so .0ao01o 0nno
0aols11 .. q - ooass - Z UD1nnD
0ssstsss .. q kaa1 o0lss. ~. 4. Oannao
ol.6ose Ju10D ..........1eAa Z. 01n0aD
0osesese AA1ss0V .&s00 q 0an1V
cisst Desesase oDase. ........o .oAaa 4. 0nno
otvtksa 1sst0a1tso 0AOhss ..........
..............s... TAao1a0o 0osoD
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
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Csaolv fsoasosGe. .cAAs4ss ~. o11lA
bs0a0 osan0 tSoasasos. y. q. NsssO
os0 AnoS ..........A ". 0oo11Do
osao0 o1Osso11aa1sas q osAssos. ......
.............0sA S00s9 Was1n0ao
ossotv oosv11ss ..........W. u TsumAD
CoaoaJ ooNooo1 ........Ds. q. 4. 0a0n1nD
oea0 pe0sls1sa ........Ds. ~. y. 00Dsb
ooao1v A11osoW ....... .0AaA ". TaO1s
0oa0@v 0s0AsAaoaso-
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The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

49,; ~ psAaAs esnss -. hsos
~. - s1A9 bsla1laN bossss
ns.Gs slsas UnA sss USooL ~
iAsal pssPssty fs 0passal fas1is6 -
dig pOpaasA 4 hssUnis 8 eaAAoA.
~ sssA ~ haa.sas - s.it pr
ehasee.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

Wf0fnoo hOmAs ro-
suninG his life a.
Q farmer; but We
Aay b sure he was
patiently waiting
for tie opportnne.
- physiological l
0e0sat Whea viii
00d'S hoaslng ~
Ws9id satR Voa
~ Auties al
rss0easlbihties a.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
EeRs m Hs1s4 1aneA

1kka YiAo Hsul4 1aneA
If you are interested in fruit ranch
of the better than usual quality here
is just what you are looking fer. rveR-
ty acres sAs nile ffoa railroad town
in splendid eenAanity with church ard
school privileges; al planted to apples
Of tAs bsst varieties, Joaathans, Rssss
Bss.tiss, 0a.ss sd 6tayaaA Wi.ssap
in fsss tsests; great care vas tskss In
sslsstisg s.A passtins tAsss trssa fAe
lad b sAsiss IN character sad ~ extra
god vsass night sess With IL. fAsrs
il foas-Fsoa honss o. ths plses sad
about t3oo wertA Of tsels 20 With tie
property. fhs trsss ass IN . healthy
and thrifty eosditio. And are just con-
ing ists bearing having produced their
fifst easlssA Il apples tAk ysas. If
you sRs lsskiag fer . plses whsfs you
saa really sajsy sssstry life ssA vss
bsek yen failing hsaltA among the
ehieksnA pig, bsss, garden sad fruit
yoa nssA not lsok further. Owner h
. profsssisaal naa in tAs city snd
eaa.st sajsy tAs pAss - - hed
planned - ds. vithsst nsss Il . sas-
rifies u tins tAea - eas s1osd, but
il l. j.st tAs right plsee for soosone
who can ssas hsrs sad make . heae
Of IL. This psspssty has esst the owner
over ee,0oo sasA - checks win shsw,
but hs Aas satAsfised ~ TO oRsr II
At 5000 With . essa payment Of el1So
or upwards sad tine o. balhnes 70 suit
buyers eenvs.isaes, or night exchange
for Denver Psspsety II god valus.
Ne. sess.
Here = aa szesllsse stsek farm, -
satsa % . gsed esssk a.A right st ~
sdge Il . spas.AA fsss raA0s, 80 asrss
under esltivsaisa; watsr sigAs sAjoH.
eated fren private ditch; S-resa fFane
house, han for 9 hsrsss; cellar,
chicken houses, granary; small orchard
and strawberry beds. Rural nail route,
school near; tslephsss in house. Just
the place for . nan Of moderate means
seeking to enter tie stock business.
100 acres. Tsks Il for e4,soo bat Il .
. bargain at that.
A. J. DfCRsoN,
osssvsea epsi.ss, Cole.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
s11npm H1H aAxw

Asss = ssostAiAg jast hOAt u ~
say q snan fasn, vssy sssss - nv
OF ~ - assss ese-half b /, saleiva-
tisa, 10 ssrss n alfalfa, six = ssvsa
sssss Of spsA = gaia lad saa lyeoo
fruit trsss. ossa S-soe0 hsass, han,
milk Assss sad sistss., With watts
pipsA ints ~ hssss; essd water right,
3 Asssss, wagon, sasigA, plsw. hasrsw
a.a . number 4 saall implsnsats. This
peepsfty esst IL swnsr nearly $500,
hat ~ is neG . farmer aal has oahol
- = IN Il Sse to,5ee, ssa Il b .
great Nsrsain = Nat el,oeo =. staad
Il . aostgags II bsves dssisss.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

fs0eat1Da e HIS
Love. Ais nfse stsp
W1D n ~ oond1ng
Of Hls eoa 10 u
W Adams stn. ~
DIR WEA ~ facs
b coa6eaHnod to
dsah. eosa h
will sotab1DA q
0A0ds0 which
WIN blaA 0a1AA, ~
lsase ,hia 0aAltJ
n~ ~ EuD0ld q
~ e0A - ~.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
80 @Am a1noollD

n ssssA - e00 = e1tivs1isa;
abss4 ~ oAsas 0aoo - - G16vaAa4;
thsy ssis snaD 49, as1Aa0. saissa
81 psAsAss; ~ 0ahD ~ - ~
- - . eaisa1s oaao A1nna, baso
- sAoAD 81 s1has - hmnMAO; .
81 . Oias esaass - ua18 right;
GAnno = Cnoba0An1A
Psiaa. eeyeoe, ~ . Da00sst Ssss
80 hala.ss $50 ~ ~ - Z -
soat iAtaooGG
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
nm Ai.u1 Tos sAN

lle sssss, . ns1ss fssa olsbsoAajs,
y ai,s fsso Iseaing saaessa, s-sssa
~ hssss, ssslas: hasa ~ . Aaaa q
s1eek asA seAse sseAui11ihA bl1
Abssasas,1 d9Esaln0 uaaR heA4,
saly fsss sw1sD h aitsA WA i
snly - nils lsaG. 81 q 1sasaag
nsak Avse.
- essso s1laavsasA, g ssss - -
saaa1vaasA, 1aaasss passas AaA
AAsse - sssss sss6sd - sssvss s,d
olek1A.
Rsiss >A1oe, iale sasA 81 . - 3
ysaD - balsass - hGAt paEty. ESe
f9stAee particular aAAsssa
4. J. DlCEDON,
oas.wsea sPrinss, Colo.
0l8NWooD rDoI14fY HoR sAIH
Fve Ists saa 4-roea hssss, city
wsteE sAads a,d fruit trees. Jest tie
place for garden asd chickens. Cas-
take 1900 fer tAis psspsrty s.l that
= ~ Hhs hs1iag 4 Hss past3sslnes
~ =, - 03sawssd Pes4. .ssdr
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
l1us1 I'LL onAP

Ny $50 equity in nearly new sshil-
~ piano, IN Ssestifsl esaaitisa, Tor
ealy 80. 0seA 0eoal Vln1se. EisA,
Dsae1is1s ss1s. A ORi6eaas baztsia.
|Yrv~4a~.An s75 - > 70 IA. T-a ~
mss I. O. I.s ~.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
Larss Css&,s Ranches

No. SIS
432 acres, 200 acres in cultiv.tioa, 50
acres more can be cultivated. - ffule
trees. Crops raised hay, grain, potsesss
and cattle. Sandy, loamy soil; afse-
class water right. S-wire fence ~ "a
machinery required to work the ra,sh;
perfect shelter for cattle and tAs paase
is close to 1nss and in every WY -
IDEAL stock fsneh. Five miles - eso1
town, half mile to school Good s-rssa
franc house, some log cabins ald bank-
houses, barns etc. Also 1o0foot pststs
cellar. Price ~, 900 -reasosahSs ~.
neat dewl and terms to suit % 6al-
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13
IAsal Dairy 1ancA

No. 1914
Here b sPlendn ranch of ~ aesss,
well lsested - 10 gesa town a,d sssel-
Ient scAeol; leo aefss in suieivse1sn,
pasture land that win pasture evss -
hsea 4 ssesk with pasaty Of wsese aaA
sAa1s "a ssanss. L3ee s-sss8, lslDs
M ba&A, si0 water a.A sleso5ss
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

- aassA - sssss = eaAkivatios;
ahsst 20 fruit taasss sssUs ~ ~,
grain saa potatoes; saa1v ~, 5-rsom
hsuss; . sool barn 81 - bsildings;
. fiAs water rishts 4-Viss lssce; u
nile ts leading statisa ~ ssAool
las0s Asssss, I naaA I ~ - chick
sns, ! piG, calf 40 ~ ~ machinery
to werk ths sanah-
Price, t7,5O0; ea.1oe 1sva sAd bal
ancs to salt at pse esa3 interest.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

% oasea - ass0 = Sua1ivatiea;
ehest 10 eesss asse 80 - esltivstel; J;
y ssss h spPass, sssfs - ~, grain
saA pstatsss; Sssso As1sa, bas. and
sAsds. . fi.s psests ssllass 80 water
right, A-viss Ssass, aA ~ oasAinsry
70 work Tie ss.eA, . hsssss, I colt,
ssva, . hsifsrs. fiss Jssssy ball
Price, 5000.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

No. 0z31-
12o acres miles from Grand Vallsy,
IN miles from . loading statisa, I
mile to school; good soil, gssd
water right, 20 acres cuitivatsa; !;
10 acres in Alfalfa; 100 serss =.
be cultivated; bitches in good sseai-
tion; property close to good saAge.
$4,000 viii take this property, el,eos
cash, terms on balance to ssit ~
chaser. iiErs
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

Ne. eo1D-
mnsis Fasn: - sesss Il - lAaA
in 4arisa ssssty. 0Rasis, Is 0fAas Z.
Of q. Lssis; ~ aiAss Z. - oAlsa,
tAs county sss<- his tsys , - ,
railrosAs ~ ~ . Pspslatiea Il 5000.
Coed 2-stsry e-sssa hsase, has. 4ekee
With sils, . 80 vsals sad sisessn.
pump a.A sink I. kitchen, 20 acres as
serted appb srsAasl fs.ee1 vith
woven Asg wire. balance undes esltivs-
tioa. Price $4,000, nsstsass, $1,000
At 5h pr esnt, de- December. 1918.
Farm we'll fenced a,A cross fenced. Os
account Of slinstis eeaditiens owner
wants to live in Colombo and il willing
to trade equity for CoIsrsdO farm OF
stock ranch.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

20 seFss. % asFss u esltivation
crops raised are hay, srsia ssd pota
tees; . essd e-rsso hsasA hsrn and
ost bsihinss; . Me- ! WaSss right;
4-wirs fence; 4 ails ffsa loading
statisa, slss . saau ts0a.
Price, e5,000; e2yoeo 1svs 80 bal
sses $50 pss ysas sstl pa st
pee ooat inteeoGk.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

No. W.
473 aeFes, 100 aeres now /, suaoivo-
taoe, - ssrss Asss eaa b e11oiva1o1
. few fruit tFoes aal some snAl1 nku1k
Ranch b dsvstsa to hay, vAsek, sa1a,
bssssy, potatoes s.l cattle. 0sn +
saaAy lean; A-rssn eabin 81 seAss
estouildin0, 3 ssed cellars, gseA Wo1es
right 3-wifs fs.es, 4 horses, I wa0sa
s.A ssas machinery. Ha.dy - tswn
and SCHOOL Prize 10000 with ssassa-
ahls payment dswl and terns - Ill
purchaser. This ranch win pay fss
itsslf In . sAsst tins.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

- sssss. Abss3 . sssss n eulti.
vatisa; . fruit tsssss ssses - hay,
gsain snA petstsss, . go APesn
Assss, . good ~ basa, . saan cellar,
alss . lafgs Pstsss ssaas, ossA water
risAt; 3-wirs fsses, eu ~ 0ashinsry
to vssk the rsaeAs . AssssA l esv,
soas chickens asA susAsys, wagon,
buggy and harness.
Pries, 5000 WITH . peVnsat Asws
and balanee b sait at Q ~ eat.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

oI1WooD r1o1z11Y ron Rail-
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

Ne. 0132.-
- acres o. Divide eresk, essl
houses, built Of sawed logs, . Fssos IN
the two. IS acres under eultiva&isa,
20 acres in alfalfa, 500 frsit trees,
standard varieties, such - sAsssiss,
plans, apples, dewberries a.A saP.
berries. IS Of the 90 acres eas - pat
under cultivation; good water sigAt,
barn and cellar, all fenced with fsss
wirss. II niles from New Casela, Z
niles from Silt. $500 win by Ill
property II takel soon.
The Glenwood post., 1915-03-13

- sesss. 10 assss = saa1ivstiea;
sSsst sso fruit tsssss Wsgs snissA srs
frsit Al Vegetables, aeaAH isAn; s.
rssa hssss, eesa 81 - Asil1ia0;
gssa wa4ss risA1, Avise AnaeA
Prize eo,Soo, eaoeo AsvD sasl ~.
aase = ~ ysaA r
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-30
NATURE STUDY NOTES.
Prepared by the Fort Hays Normal
School Nature Study Class.

Prepared by the Fort Hays Normal
School Nature Study Class.
The regular Health Almanac for 1915
prepared by the Kansas State Board of
Health is out.
1t contains important dates in Kansas
History, valuable health articles for
each month, etc. 1t is worth having.
May be obtained by sending your
name to the State Board of Health, To-
peka, Kansas, and asking for the same.
Significance of the names of the days
of the week:
Sunday, dedicated to the Sun.
Monday, MONDAY, dedicated to the
Moon.
Tuesday, Tiwes, dedicated to the god
of war.
Wednesday, Woden's day. The high
est god of the Tuetonic people.
Thursday, Thor's day. Dedicated to
the god of thunder.
Friday, dedicated to the goddess of
love, wife of the god Wooden.
Saturday, dedicated to the planet,
Saturn.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-30
Normal Netes and Comments
News Notes.

The Lyceum Society basketball team
(boys) defeated the Literati teanY by
the score of 19 to 10 on last Friday
evening. This makes a game apiece
for these two teams. The third game
will be watched with intense interest.
The preliminary oratorical contest
was held on Monday evening. The fol-
lowing contested: Roy Slagle, Dorothy
Grantham, Grace Copeland, Bert Clark,
Mayme Darkes, and Lester Poland.
Miss Grace Copeland won first, Bert
Clark second, and Roy Slagle third.
The winner of this contest goes to En-
poria to participate in a contest with
Emporia and Pittsburg for the honor Of
representing Kansas in the Interstate
Normal School Oratorical Contest held
in Wisconsin in May. The five states
contesting are Kansas, Missouri, Hi
nois, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
On last Thursday morning the newly
elected student assembly officers took
the oath of office. Mrs. Cora G. Lewis
talked to the assembly for half an hour.
Mrs. Lewis is an interesting and most
enjoyable speaker and the school likes
her talks.
Following Mrs. Lewis talk the stud
ent chairman presented the letters and
sweaters to the 1914 football team.
Captain Scott responded for the team
and expressed the teams appreciation
of the support of the school during the
football season.
Mr.. Speer is making his plans for the
school garden for the coming spring
and summer. 1t seems to be about
time to begin doing your garden plan
ming early.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-01-30
First published Jan. Is, 1879

PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Ellis County,
Kansas, IS:
Chester Judson Montgomery, Plaintiff
VS..
Marie Levina Montgomery, DEPENDENT.
To the defendent, Marie Levina Mont
gomery:
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued by the plaintiff, Chester Jud-
son Montgomery; that he has filed his
petition against you in the district court
of Ellis County, Kansas, with the clerk
thereof on the 18th day of January
1915: that you must answer the petition
so filed by the plaintiff, on or before the
26th day of February 1916, or the petition
will be taken as true and judgment will
be rendered divorcing the said Chester
Judson Montgomery from you, and
granting to this plaintiff the care and
custody of the minor child, Ruth Levina
Montgomery.
C. Nj. Holmquist,
Attest: Attorney for plaintiff
F. B. Miller,
(SEAL) Clerk of the Distrit Court.
First published January 16, 1857
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the Justice Court, before B. C. Arm
old, a Justice of the Peace in and for
the City of Hays, Ellis County, Kansas,
j. D. Thatcher, Plaintiff,
Carrollton Pottery Company. Defendant
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued in Hthe above named court,
that on the 18th day of January, 1915,
the Plaintiff filed his Bill of Particulars
in said action, praying for judgment
against you for 5000 on account and
for costs; that at the same date 8 sum
mons In garnishment was issued In said
action; that said cause win be heard in
said court on the 18th day of February,
1915 at 10 o'clock z. m. You are hereby
required 70 appear and answer IN said
action on or before tbs 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1915 or Judgment viii be render
ed against you, 5000 and costs.
Done at Hays, Kansas, this. the 18th
day of January, 1915.
C. n. Holmquist,
Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

It is reported at large that number
of cases of measles has existed in Hays
that have not been quarantined. If
this is true it is because such cases
have not been reported, and the health
officer has been unable to locate them.
Where case of measles exists, it is
the duty of the attending physician or
parents to report such case to the
health authorities. Anyone failing to
do so is guilty of fragrant violation of
the state laws, and will be severely
punished if proof can be had that such
violation has taken place.
Board of Health.
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coupons which can be voted free for any lady con-
testant.
Contest to not less than 90 days. CONTEST
WILL CLOSE ON APRIL 22nd. The right to post
pone date of closing is reserved If sufficient
should occur.
10 days prior TO closing contest, the judges viii
carefully lock or seal ballot box and take same TO
Bank, where the same will be place where voting
be done during business hours and locked in
vault at night until close OF contest, when the
judges viii take charge and count same and
nounce the young ladies winning in their turn.
The last ten days all voting must be done In
sealed box at the bank. IF you do not wish anyone
to know whom your voting for, place your sub
scriptions together with your coupons In q sealed
envelope which will be furnished you and put same
in ballot box. This will give everyone fair and
square deal
CONTEST WILL CLOSE APRIL %, 1915.
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Regulations Governing Contest are as Follows

l. ANNOUNCEMENT. This Piano and Popular Vot-
ing Contest will be conducted fairly and honestly on
business principals, strictly with justice and fair
ness to all concerned. With the above principals it
will be an assured success
2. PRIZES. The capital will be an Obermeyer &
Sons Piano. Also other valuable prizes to the
amount of many dollars which are announced
herewith.
3. CANDIDATES. Young ladies in this and adjoin-
ing towns are eligible to enter this contest, and
the party receiving the largest number of votes
shall receive the beautiful S4OO Obermeyer & Sons
Piano. and other premiums will be distributed in
accordance with the contestants standing at the
final count.
4, TIE IN VOTE. Should any of the contestants
tie in votes in any of the prizes, similar prize will
be awarded.
5. VOTES CLASSED. Votes will be issued in the
following denominations.
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New Subscriptions. 600 votes LOO
Renewals 500 votes 100
Renewals, more than one year, 500 votes 100
Back Subscription, 400 votes 100
5 years New or renewal Subs 900 votes 800
10 years New or renewal Subs. II, 500 votes 1000
20 years New or REVIVAL Subs. 30 900 votes 20.0O
INSTRUCTIONS. Results as to standing of votes
will be issued after 80 days. No votes accepted at
less than regular price of paper concerned in this
contest No one connected with this paper viii be
allowed to become a candidate In this contest or
work for contestants.
Votes after being voted, cannot be transferred
to another. Be sure to know whom you going
to vote for before coming the ballot box, the
Ed tor anyone viii positively not give any
information the subject. The key to the govern
ment ballot box shall be in possession Of the award
ing committee during the contest
For the first 80 days the paper will 25-vote
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The cry of the people is improve
conditions of present life Not that a
few may have, but all may be benefited
We elect men to do certain things for
US. They try, but they die. They
think for the individual rather than
for individuals They work largely for
"snaps. They think locally rather
than universally. They must think in
terms of all and not in terms of one be-
fore they will succeed.
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Some two years ago Attorney Gener
al Dawson decided in Dodge City case
that Justices of the Peace were not
city officers, but township officers. and
should be elected at the general election
and not the spring city election At
torney General Brewster affirmed the
decision last week, so there win be no
election of Justices in Hays and other
cities of the End class this spring. c..
W Miller win hold until the November
election of next year, 1916, and this
week Gov. Capper also appointed 3. c.
Arnold, Of this city. the Justice elected
and serving since last city election.
He, too, VIII now hold Office until Nov
enber 1916.