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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-11
a great automobile suct

today that Is exactly the Acid
Test" that the Maxwell has passed
through, and that is why the Maxwell
IS the most talked about automobile
that IS built today.
The Maxwell automobile77 is today
one of the very few great automobile
successes the world has ever known.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-11

the louisa Brown farm. Near Vrooks-
Oil Company has the rig completed
vile. Harrison township. the Chicago
fora test on the Fl. ID. Stoncutter, III
farm. 8l55 885! iii NJ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-17

lid nimmt bic 6d6i9teit sur boIItomme.
nen Separation beutIi9 db. Die @etpebe
ptrben nur unbo[tommen retituirt; enbs
lta berTagt zines pbtr has dnbere, mas
gum 2eben abIpIut notbpenbis lift, Ieinen
9ienit, unb bann tritt bas Elm, mas unisr
aIer S9idfaI 1T, Der Sob,
Sine Steigerung Der bipplafiI6sn
Gnergie aber, ipie Ie BEL elmer tiinItli8en
@erIdneerung Der pbbfioIogif9en aebengs
bauer n~otbpenbig mare, fame nab WoIff
ouf cine @rt %sltt8eugung" binaus. So
penig inbeIen, ME mir bisber eiRe llrs
seugund beobndtet baden, unb 10 tptnig
pabrfuetnIi9 e8 1T, baB mir iemals 2es
ben ALIEN aus 2ebloism beroorrufen unb
du6 nnr cine ein3ige Iebenbe .3eIe aus
anorganiTder Mldterie, etipa i'm Reagsnss
glas, entiteben lafen tonnen, 70 ipenis 1T
gu boffen ooer gu ertparten, bab mir Bic
bioplaitii9e gnergie Der &Grper3eIlen at
bermebreu perm1gen; benn jebem @eI6Gpf
fat bic Natur maB unb Gren5en geIebt,
bic in feiner ureigenIten SnbipibualitGt
BON ietner Gutftehuns an %begriinbet FnS.
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Itrn, gtn5iu fix Qulos fir bic 0bndmos
Der Gttinpsrfer uHb brdbtIois 9slssras
pbtn.
Die brsi Bo6en balbsr 5reibeit mad
Der triten 8eIageruHg psreiHgen fir BEN
bamaligen Observation-Disclosures b. RUS
mantt nit baugen Sorgm; Wie ptrbs
i'd meme 8ernunotten unb aranten los2
(1amals mit6ete bic G6oIera.) Mie
bringe Id munitiou btrein2 Die Stras
ben grunolos, fem 5uhrDsrt tonnte iprts
iommen.
Die @%erpunbtttn. tptnu fe aud nur
trittsn tonnten. muBten mad Sanpt. Der
sriien 8abnitation. mati6ireu. unters
ocB bdtten bic unermaoli6en Giienbabns
truppen bic 5erlt6rte 3rqFt biz pr3smbsI
auf ben 2auf gebraht, uub nun Itr6mteH
Tags unb Ndhtens bic Naggons berbei
nit Muuitton. munition, Munition,
Refine 3eit, aud 9erpfegung un5ufdbreu.
9dbei bret Qrmesn in grauiamer
Sdtadt, am San elm m%ilioneubesr. ga
nil efIen. Mdn CAB inn aonIerben,
Wlebt aus 9r3embst al. 60 fiiaten iid
bic gulDert6irme Der Setung unO Ods
8erpfiegssut rpurbe ergan3t.
Qls qr3embsl sum 5peitenmal inns
l6loItn mar, muBte man i4on bon De-
sember an nit 0dbruug tnauieru: 3psi
giiditn 6ltii4 td9li4 fir brei Nunn.
einen Cab 8rob fir ben 9opf uub bic
Node. SIN Sanuar aB man sef4ld6s
tcte pferbe, ss ipdren n~euntnufeHb gferOe
gu bel ba, unb 5utter ni4t einmul fir
bic unentbebrIi4iter genug. Die aibe
iriegten elm @emen9isl bon 9ol5mebl,
Sab unb 8lut.
BUR Stunoe, ba id bieIe morte ries
berIdreibe, lit bic dmtlide gotI8aft BON
Sal gr3embsls nod gar nidt ba. Sd
peiB nidts @enaues ii6sr bic iebten Gage
Der JgituHg. niats iiber ibr GHoe. Dab
aber 5W12. b. ausmanet feline pflt4t
that, 1T geptb. st tpiro 0otumente,
g~antnpten unb 8orrdtbe Oerbrannt - 70
nett feline Sprengmittel laugten, aud bic
empfinbIi9iteH anIagen 5erit6rt bubtn,
Mafninen, Qutos, apparate, 8riiten,
2eitunoeu - bic SentpunSer, bic Softer,
DISQUALIFICATION, 64einperIer in ben
@artelforts. Der Gommanoaut bat glei9s
5eitia ipobl ale Munition nod auF ben
Jeinb berFeuert unb bann bic moberntn
@ei6iibe unbrauhbar gsmddt. Sci ben
dnoeren, ben meilten, ben GinunbIeaSis
gersahHonsn, ionnte er fi4 bic Mi9e
Ipdren.
co Finbet Der Geino feline Setting
nur cine 9rimmerfdtts. pr3embsl III
gefalep. Die Gunbe ssbt uns an bic
Sssseu. Die grabeit, bic 6a itritten unb
litten, ie baden ni9t umipnit sslittsB
uuo geblutet: ipie cine Blotts, bic untsrs
siug unb ben 5einb NIT uuf ben MesrtBs
grunb 5og, bat pr5empSl cine ruIffde
armef perni6tet, 9as Iol ben Gruus
6drteu unnergeHn Tsin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-17
5eppcltne anf Ger Sabrt rat6 Gnolan0,

gen, bur9 S9mG6urtitet auf bic btuts
T6tn 2uftI9iffe beren 2eiitungsfG6igteit
gu be3peifeIn, bas gegent6eil at bemeis
fen. gs maj gegen 8 ubr 80 Minutsn
46enbs, uls 2dnb geiiHtet purbe, inbem
an Oerfdiebeneu StsIlen Fut gu gIei4er
3eit 2i6ter duftaudten. GrTt einaeIn,
bunn mehrere, unb balb tDnnten mir aus
beren Mn3abl bas Rdben Der Settings
table e%rtennen. @ir befdnben tns IN
tuum 800 Meter SDbe. I'm 9 1lbr 6ats
ten mir ben Observation-Disclosures Gngs
lambs iberfdritten urb nun bliBte e8
unten BON alien @eiten ulf. gDir purs
ben bef9ofen, dber erfpIglos. gtit elmer
10sNinutens S6Ieife bpgen mir brett
iiber bic erIte Stdbt unO IieBen einige
Bomber fallen, beren f6redli6e Miriung
mir BON oben einige Getuubn Tpdter nur
81 beutli9 ndbrnebmeu t%Onnten. benn
infer S9tff bob itA f0rmIi9 bur4 ben
2uftbrud Der GrpIoiion, llR6etimmert
UNI bic S6ieBeret ging bic unbeinlibe
Na9tfabrt our nd6Iten Stabt, tpo6ei mir
benz 2"aternenI6ein elmer lauget aanos
itruBe foIgten. StGbte unO 8abnb6fe tpas
rem aae ben erlsu6tet, Elm 3eidsn, baB
man iih ba unttn in Sidsrbeit fiblte.
mir bombar6irten bic Stdbte Grpmer,
Gbariugs, Ganbrinaharn unb Sings
Stem. Bon Der leBteren Gtdbt tplrben
mir burd5 Elm unallfb0rIidta artiGeries
feuer 6e16pFen - aber srfoIglos. obpo9I
mir nidt bo6er ais 900 Meter fubren.
So. bombdrbirten bic Gtabt BET elmer
S9leifenfubrt IS Minutcn lang unb
pdrfen unIere lebte Bonnie nm 1875
To6ts. lin IL llbr 10 Minutsn tonns
ten mir bur6 6unteniprud mad 9eutfas
lamb melben: .@inige eneliI4e befelttgte
Stdbte b~ombarbirt, aehrt sema9t."
@ls uuIsre gOmben fRIsn, badte man
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faF FfobIfm bfr pfbm1gulanae.

Ea& Nfobtfm Der ptbu6Htsiauae.
tnha G68 NfubSfm bee pf6Waptfs
laaastaaa lf 90 BIT %ianahtu 8fii. ltl bm
tpQ ttHattnbm u%niniutHaafn nafur8
nub Anbigtr NAB itiibtm Wlfif8nisp
idat atjhuolsa 1ifim 40 tiiIu Braas
pfosl3mirt b1l mlebtr dHmal III BEN
N%ttnHFHnit etB anstGtFtH arafl fuorbsn
lub bai pbdniahii6 psranidais @smlibr
mll tiirda abiniutllthtn 6aifnuuam
ttfiat. qBit ptuia btft6tiai inltt noii.
nlusm fno, luht Der Woitcdtr patbos
loat Bruno WoIif naflaiutftu. Gnis
piasIuug unb Wabsibam fue 70
idttlbt e In Der Observation-Disclosures
Wohenfdriit = on tintH boraeltritbts
men Wtg %etbunotn. bsFtH Rittunq unb
@rtn8,n in Der atimanlaat aegtbsu. uub
burh bic i'm asim tHt6aIitus 9tbens-
tntrsis. bic .biopIaIiitt euersie" i'm
Slime bes bertorbeutn pat6oIogen s.
Meiaeri, btltimmt Tinb. Run rtiht slpdr
oitIe bioplaiiIds Gnergit uibt nur aus,
Inn BAG Wadstbum our goltnbtng gu
fiihren, ionosrn bic bioplaItI5sH 9rGfts
limb auh in Der Gage gef6dbigte 9epebe
bIrh Degeneration pieber auf ben alien
3uitanb 5urid3ubringen. Qber allmGbs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-17

nod tparen mir ni4t bu8u gelangt, bic
9oroIee gu ibtrTtiegen. UNI uns an Der
trgIii1en aiiite rbemertbur" gu MAIDEN.
Sn unIer alsr 8ruIt brdnnte ia bas
9erlanseu, re9t balb nal Der aiifte
@roBbritannien's, benz yS9reden Der
8eItmeere", einen 8eIua BON cben gu
maiden. @pbt bdtten mir dlle bic englis
I6tn SGfen uusgetuuoI4aftet unb srfabs
rem, no bic nItdrtIte 6lotte Der @eIt" rns
ter 0umpf liegt, unb bic beutI6en unters
Iseboote 6aben, pie bic 2uftIdiffe, bereits
un6eimli8e sqrpben" ibrer Recognos3is
runssfabrten ubgelegt. Gnbli4 fam Der
Sag, bd unier MunId erfiilt purbe.
Gs mar Elm punocrpoler, tlarer Bins
termorgen; unTere 2uftfreuSer lugen rus
big in Der Sale berdntert, als gegen z
ll9r Morgens Der 8efebl aur Gernfabrt
betdnnt nurbe. (llnter ytlarmd6en" bers
Itebt man, Elm S9iff angriffsbereit gu
ma9en.) lin 10 ubr @ormittags err
t0ute Der @ldrm uno geger IL ubr paren
bic ,&ieIencigarren" in ipeitli9er Hi6>
tung, iebe NIT beIonberem aurs, aus Der
qerIpettipe entfhpunben. Rad
pierItanbiser Ga6rt F9teten mir bereifs
3ut Steuerbprbieite bic bpIdnotf6e aifte,
INNER nod Bel iintigem Detttr. Cine
Gtunbe Ipater geriet6eu mir in Elm MoI>
teumeer unb S9nsegeitDbet, bas infer
S6iff fart berunteroridte. Gs mubte
i6per gegen ben sunebmanben @eIt ans
ldmpFen, abtr 90 gtng boripdrts nit aurs
auf gngldnb. Ra9 4albitiinbiser G9nses
Fabrt tdmen mir pteber aus benz Noltens
meer 1eruus uno batten inter urs bic
peite Rorbfet liegen.
Mu9 nidt Elm fei,bti3eB GdiFf mar
nett unb brett gu Ieben, aifD i~niofern
giinitig sur 8siterfubrt. gtu1 mar bic
Cuff rein bon fsinoli9sn MaHerIIue3sus
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-17
aentide eurn6rriniaer.

Geit benz 8cetnn bes 2rieges if aud
ben 5rembportern in Der beutI6cn Gprus
DIE Der &riep srtldrt tpotben; man mill bic
Sprdne griinOlid bon biefem ltntraut
retnieen aber bas 1T nidt 70 leidt.
es fehlen oft bic bsutI6m Qusbriide.
Gin Gpdbppsel oerIuft bies all einem
gsiIpiel al beipeiTen, inbem sr bic Worte;
ySalouIie - Murquiie - qOrtiere" pis
fpIet berbeutfdt:
sminna, oieben Sic bic Giferfu6t
i'm Mo6nSimmsr unb bic M orfgrds
i'm Sdlaf8immer bod. unb bann
tlOpfen sic bic 9 fOrtnsrin ousl'
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aie tlhae glarie.

so mar BEL ariegsbeginn aaf einem
S6loB einquartirt", fArttbt Elm Offi3ier.
Die Dame .oes 6drTts mar febr frsunbs
lid uub Iorgte itbr fir uns. Q6enbs bOrs
i6, pie fie gum Mab4en iagt: aGieGIen
sic morgsn friib iebem Der 6erreH einen
9rng betBes Daler Dor bic 39ir. aber
nidt pergeNen!"
2m dnbern Mor9tn Bin id aufdlig in
Der Rdbe. aIs bic 6auafrdu ldgi: .Warte,
bdbsu Gis aud beute frib bas purme
@aHer midi pergsFen9"
gsleiDigt Iagt Nlaris: ,2lber nsin,
Mubame. id bdb's iOedr Idon geItsrn
absnb bingeiteli!"
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Sine 8eppelmta6rt
nad oSugGauS.
Uou einenr g8eirueBnter.

gen. bon btntn mir att Gage borbtr bret
b,rinitrgsidoFeH battsu. Co ging's BEL
Wotprgeluatttr unb qropeLerianisH, Der
~einSigtn UhuIit. %bortpdrts, INNER ndbes
GroBtritanuisr's aiiittu 81. - Salt "a
bod. ben GngIanO,rn, bic bersits anfins
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Sdon monaltIang batttn mir nit uns
itrtn 9i%ftireu3trH bic 4orblst mad allen
8iHten iiberiabren, Eag un6 9adt bic
ielnoliden Gteluugen Der tugliltm
6lottc ousgttunbidaftet unO uus aud an
jtpei Seegsisatu attip bstbeiligt, abtr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-17

M#|.M MM# BE-.
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lngslst ST. ssal.ssr
ftiltn mH ltfse 53lsstm
IfHbsfm Ssbym M Wilat
akr N, sss sa9n rsp,,,.s
.esifsglgm Wfrlsys, gr.ii.r" ~ ttf..
W8Ifir bt WHtgbg, h.r
hnna htr bmli4sn Ssnttis6 fr,ss
aub mir N, 9wfnnr @,rfrp,e l.
fftn @tbsrs,g bsb.r ro6 m5sf@E3s ",
9esfsns,rn Wr I'D q,i,el., rs m
laGfn btuifbsn e3,6,s,s IA m.i,sa, ert.
afafnfnmmsS %s.,,iot ,,ns 49, n h,
aanosIsbofa sssgs sss,i4tst n,E
bgr,ou s,s s,r grsmSsm @s,,r,
ssnbEfifiisp birr,r si.,,,rS ~, !,
stJnbgu Sis WsF. owtG4 E.i+si.i.i rns
ausbSnsiol ,insr @.rs5 ss4stt. Nv H..
pernimmi bi,r M enro5,p NV asrs n.
mil 0~Insrobr,s ~, ,s;nSli4s, @..
msiltsn ssrmist man biir S,s I'm 5sr
porasbob,p msybss 81, So H., lr1 s;.S,
norsn nSf IN qsib,io,r meIs a,,ts ON.
rem ~" ''''
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ps9. ~ Ip's.a ivy " gtlp'9nsHeR
S1isg.r w. ~ s ~ DsS u. .-O9 s;n 1'els.
\ NJ ..i, ." ptl's,e ". gn.'tlsI Y pen
Scr SanbeIsbofS mn M qo,,FE,n Y. a.
.oshSrsn bsr Gt.6g Si. ;i6,;aa, nv
5oI5fe bis IN LETTER 81, S,,r$ 80 III
5ern sinasrihtsfs nis hen S%r;t so Js-
hem 9rssSsrfr msg.n,f,ss ,s
gsn(roLmsFSb,rogs fr,,s itsrt " 80 Wv
iinb bribais Ilrfsrns6] rrrnosn G $50 ~,
3infen f6 febr borfbsifboff frob6sn NIT
Musna6ms Ser unteren Rdrms lie Tiir
offene Gef4dfte einosrihfet fn6 ads
Rdume nur afpei gpofen i'm co6re air.
arpbeu SHermefTe. Der 6onbfmefe npnS
an Der nur fpenidsr in getrddt fommsrbsn
6erbHmeFe ongosniitt peroen. 0Insin
biefe Rdume fteben Ben mief6ern 6os
aanse cSahr aur 8erfiaund. unb ein,eInr
Girmeu baben bier itdn6ige MufferIaaer.
bic tie lie mad 8eborf ~perdnbern. Quf bsr
2eip8ieer Mleie pir6 ni6t Der @ertauf
bpn Mddren, fonbern nur Der BON Wus
tern betrieben, bic MuHer perben Qetauft,
gepriift unb berali6en, unb bic orpBen
9eteaungen erfolgm erf mad geen6tauna
Der MttTe.
Grnif unb rubio oe6l Der 6onbsr NOR
Iid1. man bernfmmf IN bsr eina,Inen
Sdlen. in benen fih apdnain Qusfte1er
lnb hunbsrt Ginfdufer befin6sn. foum Elm
lautes gBort. Der augitIer aeiot feline
muTer. Ser Ginfdufet pGblt lie eine ttr3e
Rotiruno. unb bas @eThdft III erfebiot.
ga fn1sn bisr nibt lritir5s Wsrof,i6s
nsr5st o6ar Sos Gssn NJ r9fSifS
ma rS ,nn Sist,s so,S.rSsr hnr sin.
asro,,sSt,nrrosn ,roisE Ia hon liner
manninfnItiStsit sinsr @rnbortiafsit Sis
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.8euiTdsr griab fir Gr8eugniFe aug
feinblihen 2dnbern!" Gin pddr Gdriiie
e~ntfernt bon benz bur9 @Oetbt's .Gauitr
auerbdd's Seller, in Der MGbs
lerspdiIage, bsTinbet Tt4 iene QusItelung,
bic am bsutlid)iien bafir Iprint, ipie
9sutF4IunOs oun0sI ugb Snbultris ban
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10

Kidney troubles are known as the
most treacherous and insidious troubles
with which mankind is afflicted, com
ing as they do like thief In the night
TO steal away your energy, health and
vitality.
Oftentimes a man finds first that he
is In the clutches Of this terrible NAL
ady when he goes to physician for a
life insurance examination. He per
haps knew that he had been having
some slight symptoms but not appre-
ciating their seriousness gave them lit
tie heed until it was too late. If you
have reason to believe your kidneys are
acting imperfectly, the above date is
your opportunity TO secure the advice
of specialist without the inconvenience
and expense of visit TO the city.
DR.. Spar has been coming to Hays
City every four weeks for over two
years.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10

Bull Tractor Gas Engine oil for sale
by the gallon or barrel, by Bunker &
Bemis. j12tf.
Prof. E. H Malloy viii sing, Sunday
morning, at the Methodist church. This
is to be great day at this church DR..
John F. Harmon is to deliver the ad-
dress.
Some people about Hays City are
commencing to doubt the promise of
the rainbow. The water is now so high
that the monsters OF the deep are feed
ing upon the wheat that is growing on
high ground. Many of the ''hobos" are
catching fish out of the coulees that
have not had fish In them since the
flood. 1t has been hinted by the farm
ers, that in the future Western Kansas
would be used for rice farming.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
Airdome Meeting.

On Sunday night, owing to the con-
dition of the airdome, the services were
held in the Presbyterian Church. II
was out Of the question to provide seats
for all who desired to hear President
Lewis. On Sunday, July IL, the ser
vices win be held in the South Side Air
dome snd If the weather is not favor
able then the services viii be held in
the Methodist Church. DR.. J. c. Ten
pletOn OF Kansas City, Kansas, viii
deliver a short address. Good music
Meeting begins promptly at o'clock.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
A Little Patriot.

On the 4th Of July, Sunday Archie,
the little eight year old son of Nick
Gassman, the shoe repair artist, pro-
cured from somewhere q beautiful
bunting flag, some red, white and blue
striped bunting. and q step ladder,
hammer and tacks, and proceeded in a
masterful, neat. artistic manner TO
decorate the north front Of the paternal
home. Nothing neater and more at
traetive has ever been seen IN our town.
Surely this little fellow has the true
patriotic spirit, and We hope it viii
continue to grow and develop TO the
credit OF both himself and the Nation
to which he owes so much.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
PILES

Itching, Bleeding, Blind or Protrud-
ing Piles quickly and permanently cured
WITHOUT THE KNIFE. No cutting,
nc ehloroform or other dangerous anss-
thetie used. He gives q contract ana
guarantee 70 cure every case he treats,
no matter how long standing, or your
refund every cent OF your money.
II you are afflicted with this painful
and troublesome malady II viii pay you
70 cali and have talk with him
The doctor is authorized by the State
OF Kansas 70 treat all chronic diseases
Of men and women
Examination and consultation free
and confidential
0mce Address E. E SPARR. nd
11z5 Grand AVE. Kansas City, Ho.
Reference: Gate City National Bsnka
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
HE DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE.

DR.. Spar treats diseases Of the
Stomach, Intestines, Liver, Blood,
Skin, Nerves, Heart, Spleen, Kidneys,
Bladder, Sexual Diseases, Diseases Of
Women, Rheumatism, Diabetes, Catar-
rah, Bed-Wetting, Leg Ulcers, certain
forms Of Paralysis, Weak Lungs, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Appendicitis, Gall
Stones, Goiters, Tumors, Cancers, Bill
iousness, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Emacia-
ton, Epilepsy, Headache, SIeepless-
ness, Neurasthenia, Obesity, Pleurasy,
ScrOfulous Diseases, Diseases of Men
and the Tobacco Habit
The doctor furnishes all his own
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
HcKee-Breut.

Miss Ruth H. Mckee, daughter OF
Rev. C. T. Mckee, of Hays, Kansas,
and Mr. Paul L. Brent OF Douglas,
Oklahoma, were married at the Baptist
parsonage at 10 a. m July 5. The cere-
mony was performed by the father OF
the bride. The bride has been teaching
for several years in Oklahoma and is an
accomplished young lady. The groom
is cashier Of the State Bank at Douglas,
Oklahoma. He is a man of good bear
ing and culture and is prospering in life.
The bride and groom left, Monday night,
for Oklahoma, and will soon be domi-
ciled In their own home.
We extend to them our best wishes
for long and happy life.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10

The county commissioners have been
in session this week.
Hon Miles Mulroy arrived home from
Topeka, Tuesday night, on No. 1OS.
The railroad depot Office viii be open
ed again at Yocemento, July 15.
Bertha Virmond went to Sa1ina,
Wednesday morning, on a visit to
friends.
Miss Stella Turner, of Waverly, Kan
sas, is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred SchwaIler-
c. W. Reeder was in Abeline, Tues
day and Wednesday, where he COM
pleted taking testimony In the case
State ex rel VS.. the Kansas Flour Mills
Co. ct. al.
The marshal at Victoria shot q man,
Thursday night, and severely wounded
him. He was brought to the Hays
hospital We have not learned the
particulars, but the man was a stran-
ger.
A coop of homing pigeons was re-
ceiVed at this place, by the American
Express Co., Tuesday, from Steubens-
vile, Ohio. The birds were released at
z a. m. and at 10 p. m. they reached
home, distance of about 1000 miles in
Is hours.
Andrew and Fred Dreiling, officers of
the National Bank of Victoria, were in
Hays, Thursday, looking after business
matters. The bank has not been for
mally opened for business yet, owing
to the fact that books and other sup
plies have not arrived. They expect
to get down to business II. a few days,
the first of next week at the farthest.
The officers of this institution are com
posed of young men of undoubted busi-
ness ability and with more than the
average amount of ''push and go, .
which is a sure guarantee of success.
1t is amusing to notice how the good
fishing on Big Creek is calling to the
aged Nimrods of the city. Last Thurs
day morning Mr.. Brown, who has
passed his SOth birthday. and Mr..
Starr, who has seen SO winters, took
their fishing tackle and drove to the
Station dam. They are acting ike
kids of ten. Such men never grow old.
While years have passed by their hearts
have ever sung the song Of good cheer.
They have spent their long lives in
making others happy. Here is hoping
that these CHEEKY old sports win live
long past the century mark.
The grocer is the best friend you
have; when you have money pay him
The most important thing IN this
world is something to eat, and as the
grocer is your agent pay him first. You
know he is not rich. His money is not
invested in stocks, but food for you.
He buys of wholesale men who sell for
money. He cannot pay them with ex-
cuses. If he gives you credit be court
eous enough to pay him promptly. He
has no security. You buy and consume.
He cannot take a chattle mortgage.
He trusts to your honor. He favOrs
you. He is your true friend. He does
not ask for charity, but needs square
deal. Be honorable, be just-pay your
grocer first.
I--,,I
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
DIED.

L. C. Lippert, an aged resident of
Rush county living near Bison, father
of Mrs. Henry Haveman of this city,
died Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The funeral occurred at 10 o. clock Thurs
day, at Lacrosse. Henry Havemann
and wife attended the funeral and will
return Sunday. Mr.. Lippert was also
a relative of Mrs. L. N. Burns of this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns were also
present at the funeral.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
For Sale or Trade.

Two vacant lots, 5Ox125 #, each.
Also Twin Indian Motorcycle, 1914
model, excellent condition, fully equip
ped FRANK A. BISsNG.
j3w2
For Sale--Gentle driving horse, bug
gy and harness. G. W. Stimits, at
Farmers Elevator, Hays, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
Last Sunday at Presbyterian Church.

A very impressive service was held
at the Presbyterian church, last Sunday
morning. The Lords Supper" was
observed, While the emblems were
passed Mrs. Kircher sang the beautiful
solo, ''There is a Green Hill Far
Away" Two were united with the
membership by letter. Rev. Kircher
spoke on ''The Blood of Christ Cleans
eth from All Sin. Those who were
there said they enjoyed the service very
much
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1915-07-10
The Meane.t Han in the County

A man living north of Yocemento
collected $500 from as many automobile
drivers as he could, Monday, for letting
them go through his fence to avoid q
bad mud hole. There were about thirty
cars passed over the road going to and
from Ellis, that day, and he boasted
that he had made ten of them pay, and
there were about dozen more he was
going to get. You have heard of the
man who was so mercenary that he
''swiped the pennies off a dead nigger' S
eyes" This man is of the same stripe,
and for downright meanness and little
ness Of soul, should "twear the belt. -
He is surely the meanest man in Ellis
county.
The man who would cash q mud hole
and the publics' misfortunes, has the
modern idea of ''high finance" skinned
to finish.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-24
NEWS NOTES

Frank L.. Ballaine and family apj Miss Mary Derby went out this morning on the car to the Bungalow, at Mile 2. They will be out a couple of days
 Bruce Youngs returned from the Kenai Lake where he has been visit ing his Uncle, Frank F. Youngs. He will return soon.
 Dr. Sarah Hall Sawyer, who was recently forced by illness to resign from the position of deputy health officer for Los Angeles county, ar rived on the Watson last evening to visit her son. F. O. Sawyer, jr
 P.H. Fitzgerald. formerly in the wall paper and paint business at Nome, passed by on the Watson to establish a business at Anchorage.
 ". A. McPberson and Ole Martin came in town today from their ranches at mile and a half They brought some fine vegetables along and report the weather too warm and dry for good farming
 Mrs. Erich Lucas and Mrs. Sidney B. Congdon have been out to the Bungalow since last Thursday spend ing the week end. Their husbands will go out this afternoon and join them.
 Harry Lord is a recent arrival m this city from Portland.