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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-30
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ten Hsiln ruifii9e sfsitunsm. Sarunisr
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kloenmiitblae Uertpeiotgung 5iings
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in bsiSsn ifdlIen bic gsiasunssn cuss
bielten bis iis isins Rabrungsmititl
rnb feline Wuniiion mebr battm.
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baten benz Wuuf6 bss giirsertoms
mittess ertfpre&enb asiiattsi. Sdb in
allen SGulsn ioipis in Der llHiperiitdt
bic reasIrs6tsn lInisrriaisturis begin.
nsn biirfsn. .30sIinse. bic ii9 nnd
anbersn aGnbsrn asflii9tsi baSen, er,
baItsn bic GrlaHbnib siir yiiidtsbr.
3is Biirasr Waribdus baben untsr
iid elm freiiptIiass poliBsitOrps aebils
bet. bos inter bem gefebl Der bsits
iGen WiIiidrbsbSrbsn iitbi unb bsiftn
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biaornsn NIT RsDolDrn bsspafinst
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Die 8uGen 6renner jeff anf i6rem
2sa&5ng ale 9orfer nno $ieo,
langen nteoer.
Son Oenti6er Seite tuerOen gleidfals bon aUen
Sbeilen Oes Oiliden &riegsldauplabes
Grfol9e gemelbet.
caut In Berlin engetrOfuu ]la6ri6t if 6i Den SdQV
Jn(ln Elm eng(i(6eS GruppeutranSpod(dlf
Uer(en6t wor0en


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il Der
gerorbub ftr a
Der ntt atf3ut
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Sabcn Die GnglGnbcr anse6IidJ in
Der Nabc Der Scilp .5nicln
onrd SOruebirung uer.
lDrcn.
Die gtadrridIt murbe p0n GafIagiereu
Der DJignoam" mad Berlin &c.
bradt.
gnf ocm SrauspprtOampfer 6efanbeH
iid 20OO fanaOiide Srnppen,
Oun oeHen tanieno gerettet
iuOrben iein iolleu.
|on engliiher Seite lit iOmeit Hidts
iIber Oieie SOrpeDirnng befannt
gege6en iuor6en.


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luicm g8ege uadl Sagpille, 20. glug).
!Sier einseirOffene GaiIagiere Oe3
III 9lmiteronm gelanbeten 9ampfcrs
o3iNn6am" Der SUaano glmcrifa Si-
ME buben Die HadrifDt mitgebrad)t,
baR Elm britiidDer SrnppeutruRSport-
bantpfer nit slueItauieno fnnaoildJen
SDlonten an gUrb, an 10. glngnIt
III Der !S,Gbe Der Seilln Sniclm tOrpe-
nirt iuorben lit. gSie cs beIft, gclnmg
eS etma tanieno Der an gorO 6eS
SrnnSportoampfcrS 6eiiuolidlen Sul-
oatcn ;u rettcn.
Sun 6ritiider Seite lit iiber bic
Surpeoirung eiues SruppentrGnS-
pOrtIdIiffcS nid)t oGs @ertnglte ge-
meloet mUrben nno allcr &abridRiIt-
lid,feit nod Gat Die 3eniur bic 9tadl-
ridDt siHfnd nnterOraft. slllerOiugS
babeu bic Gnglanber 5ugeeeben, buf
bas hritiife SrnppeutranspurtidJiff
y&uyal @Sluaro" am IA. anguit tnt
Aegaiid)cu Meer perienft mHr6e, iuO-
bel ctipa tuHienb EeriuHen INNS sc.
ben tamrn.
Sie sHpnSam" traf am %. gng.
in Jluttcroam etn uno frat iufOrt
lire yinffalrt Hah NeiU ylUrf an.
&anaba beitreitet bic
Dabrbeit oes Be-
riots.
Ottana, Ont, %. Qgsuit. -
Die tanabiiten MilitdrbebOroen baa
ben eine grtIdruno erIaIleH. IN peIher
bic 8abrheit Der Don Berlin iiber
Sdpoile tpmmenoeH gelhrift beitritz
ten pirb. ouR am Is. gluguft in Der
RGbe Der SciGp stnieln Elm engli'6es
SruppentranspOrtf6iff nit 2000
Wann tanaoti6er SruppeH on 9oro
perientt porben fei. Die Grtldrung
Der Wfilitdrbeb0roen 1T ME fDlot:
r53ptf6eH benz 81. sSuIi unb bem
"a. 9luauit iiNo uur spei SruppeHz
ftiffe pon aanaoa abgegauaen, bic
mebr dls 300 SoIoaten an 9oro bat.
ten uno beioe baben tbreu Be
itimmungsbofen errei9t. fFerner 1T
ienes Sruppenihiff oos tdn1bifd)e
Eruppen an goro bat unb am -.
4uguit urtertpeas tpar, an ietnem
8e'timmnasort etn1etroTfen. Gs lit
tsiH tanuotiaes Sruppeniftff iibers
fdlIis, uuo penn bic gla6riht, bic iiber
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ru6t, 10 mub lie auf oas 8eriente1
bss 9ampfers .RppaI Goparo" I'M
aeadiIhen Mieer ge5uu 6Gben, tporiiber
elm 9ertbt in &anaSa an II. guguit
eintraf."
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wi&en auf cine Gront bon 124 Meis
len an oem 3lOta lipd iylub nor
ben dnitiirmenben Oeiters
rsihern 3uriid.
uuf ibrsr Jludt ba5su bic RuiIn
Sann ipie iiblid ale DDri.r unb
siebIungen in granb
seIiedt.
Soiptit baben bi. Seiisrrsi1er auf Der
Ierfolguus 10000 Gefangene
gemo9t.
Ingriffs Der Stuli.ner BON ben 1ffsrs
rsi9ii&en sruppsn alIii6srulI
abseipiefen.


-
Wisn, pfa 2onbon, 20. auguft. =
Die folgenbe amtli6e 8etanntmafuna
ipuroe am Sonntog Dom &rieasmini.
iierium erlaiIen:
"Dnr4 unfsre Grfolse 5flid bon
g8labimir WoIpnsipi unb an bem
3loid aipd tpurbe Der Wiberhpnb bss
i}sinbss auf elmer front bon 200 ai.
lcmesern (12i WeiItn) ssbro6en. 9i.
HuiIsn itedten aui i6ran Riidsug oil.
iibsral bic 86rf.r in grdnb unb 3er.
iiOrisn ileinere RisbsrlaiTungen. Di,
3abl Der bon uns gemadtsn geiauae.
Hen III auf 10000 geftieg.n.
Die armcn Der generdl. pflana.r
iino Baliin SerfOlsen ben 1yeiub am
SusasB. Die 5ruppsn bes @snsrals
SOlmsr. bic ii4 aus b.utften uno
olierrsidildb ungarif6en 5ruppen
Suiammsnfeben, iinb melt iiber Bob.
tdiss na4 3burpip su porsebruuasu.
Die sruppeu o,s Generals poHgosbns
ermoai baben bic StdSt 3loe3osp Sc.
isst nadbsm bic Ruffeu iie nieberss,
bronnt batteu.
Ssnsral bon 9}ubalIo's Corps bat
bic Ra4but Der RuiI.u suriidssfdla.
gen uHb feet fein. fddrfs Dsrfolsung
bee Gsinhes fort, Der i'm Riidsus aui
Die 5sifans autst su sesriff.n iit. Sn
Der Ribe bon aobrin. no bic gers
bdHbsten nod msbr Ssrrain aepon.
nsH babsn, b.finS.i ii5 Der sirsiss
ausfpsg in norb0fiIi6er Ri&tuna. Der
ben RufIen nod often ftebi. Sn Der
Sss'nS DON Ssersssoipo. bab.n 5i,.r.
rsidH4 unsarifden sruppeu bas
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pufseSa erreitt.
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Sion5o Gront nabm seiirn an I'm,
fang unS Ssftisisit 5u. mar i.bo5 mir.
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eiHihniit fpurSt fpdt am 9lbeno Elm
ourd beftisss ariilIeriefeuer forsfGI.
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auf ben Wonts Ssbufi abs.r6lassn.
am gorrnittas iiiirmisn spei gseais
'nsnter oiermaI ben Wont. San TPi.
dele uno es gslans ibnsH or einia.n
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Stellunssn gu briHssn, absr fie pur,
ben iOfcrt fpi.bsr init itbr i6per.n
gsrlaiisu surildssi6las.n.
Dor .iVissr 3sit Iesi. Der SyeiHb
cine Sapps gss.n ben griiden,opf bon
@osrs on. otsr bic Sapps purbe burd,
nniers Ssfd,is. unb Tlin.np.rfer ser.
'tprt. Der 5olminO griiden.opf 5efanb
lia ben aan3m sae ii6er unisr befti.
aem gsT&abfeusr, iporouf bann sip.i
Rssimenter unS ,ipsi gattailune aI.
psni6iissn einen ansiff ani ibn ma4s
ten. Der qHeriff purbe nab einem
aah'ampf abssi6lagen. GbsnIon ipur.
ben Osrf&isbens ansriff, anf Si.
Bride tptfiIi6 bon 9olAino unS tn
Der @sgsnb n5rbIi9 bacon ME aud,
bier angriffe auf bi, 5roni Rr,IiDrb.
Ss,mm. absef6lasen. Gin gnsriffs.
Dsriu6. Der NIT sinsr anfebnIi6en
sruppsn5aht auf bic Geseno Sci
GIiti6 srfOIsie, purbs slsiffals ab.
asnisi.n. Mir bs5aupt.n na& ME Dor
bic iimm.li1eu stefluneen.
IN Der adrutnsr s5rort III % Der.
tdIinibmdbig rubis. IN Der 1proIsr
1rsnss Sausrnb bic artiIsrisssis4is
fort.
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Gnslanb

giebt ein.n f4ptbifd.E
Dnmpfer frti unb bait
sinen fen.
2Onbon, 27. 2lusuit. (gom Gens
for suriidssAaItsn). DER fdsDsbii6s
DauasIsr .Spojs1. pou Baltimore uaa
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@etterberi@t.

Obio: Regen am Wontag, ausge.
nommn i'm iiiOpeitlifen 36eil. S66s
mes Better am Dieuitag.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25
Our Own Little Town.

If you meet a man who is down in
the mouth, who think that his town
is all wrong; just take him aside or
give him ride and hand him this
quaint little song.
There are fancier tow ms than our
own little town; there are towns that
are bigger than this; and the people
who lives in the timer towns all the
city excitement will miss. There are
things that you can see in the wealth
Ter town that you can't in the town
that is small; and yet up and down
there is no other town like our lit
tie town after all. 1t may be that the
street through the heart of our town
isn't long, isn't wide, isn't sJrai5ht;
but the neighbors you know in our
little town with a welcome your CON-
ing will wait In the glittering town
with its palace and pavement and
thrill; in the midst of the Jhrcng
you'll frequently long for our little
town after all. If you live and work
in our town in spite of the fact. that
isn't small, you viii find that the
town-our own little towns the
best kind of town after an.-Aux-
vase. Mo, Review.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25
South Trego

Drilling wheat is the order of the
day.
Threshing is in full blast in this
locality.
Jas. Benisch was the first one to
market 50 10 wheat.
Mr.. Lyons and DIR. Arnott called
on JAS. Benisch Sunday.
Chas. Adair of Ransom was seen in
this necksof the woods Sunday
Erred Markhefm returned from Rus
sci. Tuesday. after few days stay.
Ted Morgan of wa-Keeney is doing
some papering at Chas- Folkers this
week
Solomon Defines purchased half
section of land from Jno. Dienes for
$4,000
Mr.. and Mrs Earnest Smith and
babe spent SUNDAY with Mrs. Silas
Nick une-
Miss Min.lIe Folkers returned last
FRIDAY night from several weeks visit
in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Benisch spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Cnas. Folkers-
The grand ball held at Jno- Olson's
last Saturday was largely attended
and good time reported
Mrs. J. J. Michalies is keeping hous e
for her mother, Mrs Fred Defines.
curing her absence in Russell
Mrs Will Zimmerman of Russell is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Silas McKune this week
The school in district 81 will open
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25
Voda

J. f. Kristof spent Sunday evening
at Voda.
Jack Frost visited the low lands
this week.
Brady Brown is around buying cat
tie this week.
Ralph Kristof made business trip
to Quinter Sunday.
Albert and David Owens were Sun
d4y visitors at Quinter.-
Aft Schimkowitsch is in this neck
of the woods with his threshing rig.
Several from here took in the dan
&c and show at Collyer Monday even
ing.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Earnest
Mensing last Tuesday-twins, a girl
and boy.
Several from around here took in
the Masonic doings at the county
seat Tuesday.
Frank Stradal, jr., treated himself
to new corn binder, which he pur-
chased of j. GrifnIh.
Chas. Sellers delivered to Ralph
KrlStof, Monday, ITO gallon gasoline
tank and 50-galfon oil tank.
Miss Carrie Stradal took dinner
With Mrs. Ralph Kristof Wednesday
and also visited the Voda school.
David Owens has his new corn shell
Ter in No. 1 running order, and if yot
are a little fast, he will do your shell
| ling before breakfast.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25

Fresh PORK at Bakers. adv
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25
WATCH THIS
Death of w. H. Howe

Late last week word was received
of the death Of VIM. Fl. Howe at Sa-
Ida, Colo, by his. brother-in-law, j.
G. Hixson, OF this city. Will Howe
was very well and favorable known
to the residents of Trego county and
Wa Keeney, having lived here since
his boyhood-
He was born in Tiskilwa, H., in
1874, and moved with his parents to
the eastern part of Trego county in
1880, where he resided until January
1, 1905. when he moved TO Wa-Kee-
ney to take charge of his fathers
furniture business at that place. At
ter the death of his father in 1909, he
sold the store and moved TO Delta.
Colo, and again entered the furniture
business. Early in 1913 he left Delta
for Salida, Colo, and resided there
until his death.
He was II years, m onths and 5
DAYS old He was member OF Lhe
Baptist church at that place having
joined about thirteen years ago.
Mr.. Howe had many friends here
who learned Of his death with much
regret He was Of kind and obliging
disposition and made friends where
ever he went. He was an honest, up
right christian gentleman and his
loss is greatly felt.
He leaves a wife and four children,
the oldest thirteen years of age
and the youngest eighteen months.
A mother, four brothers and one sis
To- hi 81 of hnr
in Colorado.
On Monday the funeral was held
from the Baptist church and was con-
Quoted by Rev. L. S. Allison. The
World with many friends extends
sincere sympathy TO those thus sadly
bereaVed
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25
CORRESPONDENCE
Big Greek

Another cold wave last Sunday
night
Geo. Glass treated his family with
an auto
Grasshoppers are eating consider
able wheat.
John Lof1in and son have purchased
two automobiles.
DR.. Grimm is doing office work for
the Golden Belt Elevator Co. Of Ellis.
The wheat acreage will be cut
down in parts of the east side this
fall.
Corn, kafir, feterita and sorghum
will be good if frost doesn't come too
soon.
Frederic Manners and family have
left their farm and moved to Ellis 10
live.
The Ellis M. E. Sabbath school is
on the increase in attendance every
Sunday.
Rev. ]. A. Westerman, the M. E.
pastor at Ellis, has invested in a new
Ford touring car.
The Wheatland Elevator Co. see ms
to be troubled in The foundation by
the water problem.
There is some complaint among the
farmers who have sown new wheat
that its not coming up good in this
vicinity.
Chas. Keagy of Ellis has the agency
for the Ford auto in the country
tributary TO Ellis. He has sold a car
load and has another on the way
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25
Chicken Livers

An old hen has a much larger liver
than you in proportion TO weight or
food eaten Then it follows that they
get bilious just like you do. They are
grouchy, cross, unhappy Start her liv-
er and make her happy Then She win
lay eggs all winter Come aud get a
package of s. A Thomas Poultry Pow
der Feed il occasionally See your
heES perk up-hear them sing'-look for
eggs. Your money back if il fails
Wa-Keeney Hardware Co and r. A /.
Samuels. Ogallab, Kans. Agent.-adv
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25
WATCH 1T GROW

DIR. w. Y. Herrick is in Chica-
go taking some post graduate
medical work.
Get your hats at Courtneys.
Buy your shape and trimming.
We trim free. Adv 80 st.
Miss Alminnie FoIkers of
south of town returned last Fri
day evening from a six weeks
visit with relatives in Illinois.
Last Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. L. C. Gleason left for Kan
sas City On Tuesday Mrs. Glea-
son underwent a surgical opera
ton at st. Mary's hospital and
her friends are very glad to
know that she is improving nice
~ at this writing.
Mrs. A. H. Blair, president of
the Sixth District Federation of
Women's clubs left for Goodland,
where she presided at the an
nual district federation meeting.
Mrs. j. G. Oortright and Mrs. c.
L. Hardman represented the LO-
Gust club as delegates.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. l. T. Purcell invited Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Benson and son,
Judd, Mr. and Mrs H. S. Givler
and Mr. Frank Blanche in to
spend the evening Informally
with Governor Capper. A very
erjoy able time was spent. The
hostess served light refresh
ments after which the governor
was escorted to the train by the
gentlemen of the party.
Mrs. A. B. Jones was given a
very pleasant surprise at her
home on Wednesday afternoon,
in honor of her birthday, by
Mrs. @. @. Jones and Miss Mary
Croft, who invited eleven of Mrs.
Jones lady friends to l O'Clock
luncheon. Mrs. Hays added to
the preparation by inviting Mrs.
Jones and Mrs. Chalk to go with
her to Hays that morning to call
on Mrs. Harrison, but by prear-
rangement the ladies had to be
in Wa-Keeney by 1:3O D. n. al
the latest. Then upon their ar
rival and Mrs. G. @. Jones insist
ence the other two ladies went
in to dinner and to saw Mrs.
Jones was surprised does not
make it emphatic enough wher
she walked in and found the rest
of the ladies awaiting her re
turn. The three course luncheon
was very nice and the table deco
rations superb, lavender and
white flowers being used. The
beauty was more complete with
the souvenir basket filled with
flowers. which each guest re
ceived- The birthday cake was
very ornamental, but would not
yield to the knife when the lady
went to cut it, much to the mer
rlment of the guests. The fol
lowing were present: MeSdames
Allison, Bennett. Chalk. Ellsw
meyer, Gibson, Hays. Marshall
Moore, Wilson, Wollner ans
Miss Ida Blackburn Xxx
n
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25
MARKET REPORT

Kansas City Stock Yards, Septem-
Der q, 1915. Cattle receipts this week
are below normal for the season, and
as they carry fully the percentage of
stockers and feeders usual at this
season of the year, the beef supply is
not excessive. The depressing inf1u-
ence of the Chicago heavy supply
this week is against the market, how
ever, and cattle move slowly, at
barely steady prices. Prime heavy
cattle are lacking, some yearlings
selling at the top today, So. IS. Native
fed steers range from SIS to SO. IS this
week, the latter price paid yesterday
for some middle weights. Kansas
grass steers bring S7.75 to IS. 80 for
the better class, with some near
prime steers fed little on the pas
ture, at SO and SO 25 yesterday. Bulk
of the grass cattle are slightly lower
than the good close of last week.
Stocker and feeder demand is large.
and sufficient TO clear up the arrivals,
but the menace of disease is causing
Illinois and other sections, usually
good customers of this market at this
season, to hold back TO some extent
before making purchases. If there
are no new outbreaks, the trade will
probably be heavy in October, which
will be a convenient arrangement for
grass cattle are late moving to mar
ket this fall, and October will proba-
bly, see the heaviest runs Prices of
country grades are attractive now,
bulk OF sales at S6.40 te $3.50, a range
possibly as low as it will go any time
this season. Choice stock cattle are
in strong demand, some BAT Id Pan
handle calves yesterday at IS rs.
Quarantine receipts are light this
week, and quality deficient, few
steers at 50. 10 TO $500. a good MANY
COWS included at 81. rs to So. so.
Hog receipts were 5000 today. mar
keI TO 10 higher, with a furry at
the close, medium heavy hogs selling
10 to 20 higher. Each break in the
market is answered by a small run
in the country, and the ability to
hold down the supply suggests scar
city. Top hogs brought $3.50 bulk OF
sales $500 TO s7.75. Packers complain
of poor outlet for mess pork and lard
cargoes enroute to Copenhagen vi
nished more discouragement, al
though the strong finish of the mar.
ket today possibly points to favora
BILE developments in this respect.
Sheep and lambs are selling firmly
receipts 1900 today, following 24O0t
Yesterday. All the good Westerns
sold at ss.35 both yesterday and TO
day. Armour taking 1000 at this prizes
today. Medium and common killing
lambs sell at s7-75 to ss.25.- Sheer
and yearlings are lower, good year
liDgs around $50, ewes $3.50. Feed
ing and breeding stock is plentiful
and considerable cheaper than q
week ago Feeding lambs sell al s.. 6E
to S7-15. Feeding ewes So to So
Western breeders SO to 1915.
J. a. Rickart,
Market Correspondent
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25

Mr.. Schmockel of New York City
viii be in Wa Keeney, September so
and October l and End at Moore's
store with a complete line of Ladies',
children's and Misses coats and ready
made suits-Adv
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25

Don't fail to go to Moore's STORE
on September 30, October L and 2,
for your coats and ready made suits.
Mr.. Schmoekel of New York City
will be there with complete
and O-date line.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25

Buy your shape and trim ming
here. We trim free for you at
Courtneys.-Adv 80 BIT.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25

Pure Home Made Lard at Bakers.
Wanted-Apprenti to learn Jew
elry business A. S Treger, the jew
eler. Adv. 70
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-09-25

Hammering an attorney for taxing
a receivers fee which has been legally
allowed, and at the same time pass
ing up the court which allowed the
fee, makes the ordinary plug citizen
think perhaps there's a reason"
The liberia is the Ben Davis Of
the peach family. 1t is a fine locker
and a great advertiser but as an edi-
bic commodity it ranks along with
the pie melon and the cow pumpkin.
However, in some parts Of the
country peach is a peach, almost
any year And why should the spirit
of mortal be proud? Male and female,
there are a good many Bens and Eli
bertas in the human family. Big and
brawny, snowy, fine lockers and good
not exactly bad but of
rather course fibre.
And after all, smoothness of tex
ture and fineneSs Of fibre count for
a great deal on close acquaintance.