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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
1enfiHe 9antpfer In ppr
tasieiif@en @dfen
Derben BEN Gnslanbern
usqeIieferf tper ben.

WeroeH ben GnslGnoern n
ausgeIisfert per ben
Berlin, 10. Wdr,.-2luf hrabt.
loiem Bsge na6 SappiIls. = Rad
ten neiieiten geridten peroen Die
bsuti1sn Saubslsbampf,r in portus
eisfiten Sdfen Don snsliihen 2inien
gum 9ransport bon apbIsn anb
arisssmaitrinl bon GnsIanb na4
Stalisn unb Saloniti peripanbt pers
ben, fast bic llsberfseifhe Rohridt.ns
asentur. Die poriusieiiTde Regi.runs
ipirb bic Shiffe an cine aihaboner
5irma Dermisiben. lpel9e fie ipiebsr.
I'm snslifden ainieu aur 0srfiisurs
itslIen ipirb.
@erfpdtettR a dri9ten pon
portugul.
t2iffabon, 8. MGrs. - lsber
Yaris. - Serr Roien, Der beuti9e
gsfanbte, iib.rrsidts psrI0nlid am
Donnsrstag Na1mittag bas ilitimas
tum feinsr Rssieruns. Das gublitum
IN fsbr aufserssi, neil bas aries be-
beutet.
4ngeiiats Der Marinemabreseln bsr
poriusieiiidtn Resieruns bsreiien Ii4
bic bieiigen Deutidsn Dor. am Done
nsrstag @benb abSursiien. Cine Gpes
sialsns ipirb fir bsutfde biplomaiiids
nne 2oniularsgtarnts bereit gsbalitn.
Deutihlanb erildrts por.ngal am
Mittuoh Rahmiiing ben arisg. Dies
mar off.nbar am Donnersius in Giis
Idbon nod nihi bstannt, oa bic bss
irsffsnbs Depsf6e irsenbpo aufgsbals
ten ipurbs.
Qiffabpn, 5. MGrj. - Bertha.
tst iibsr garis. - Gin offi5ielIer Be-
fsbl forbert ale Wdrinss sRsierpen aai,
fih mad ibrsn Saiffsn su bseeben.
Q cbeutenoe 3eihnunscn
auf biespierte beutfde
Qriegsanleibc.
ID
9scrItr, 10. WsGrj. gluf braft.
IoIrn gsegc mad, Sanpiae. ssolgelIoe
Smbilriptionen auf bic pierte britite
aricasanIcibe r,rrhcn aeIuelbet: Ser.
imcr spnrbanf 10000, 600 Marf;
sibeiuii6 @eItfaIiidles apbIenrSuu-
bifat 30,000.000 Wtorf; McnorIs.
iohs & 60. 20,000,000 Mlarf, !,
Gadener SnSuIirie.@ei 90.
U00, GOO Wlnrf.
psrfsr srriihrenfim.
Berlin, 10. Wdrs. 9luf brohtIOs
fem Megs nad GapDills. gosDrDer
giGtier HsIbsn, bab gnir 6nnlrafbio
ron mefbt. periisn, in alien Sidbtsn
unb DSrftrn fsines Qanbss ben bl.
aries protlamirt babe.
Der Gmir bat ben Sbanrnsf
giamm oiffgeforbert, ii6 ben ariss
germ Der el Mbihmun Stimms ans
5d9lisBen.
Mufitdnbein Ggppten
Berlin, 10. Mdrs. auf brubtlos
lem Wsge mad Gopbile. qresbepss
I&en aus italieuifd<n lusuen tntbaIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
Zdamturnen Der 1mrns
semeinbe.
Die gorfiibrnHsen fiubeH Senntaa
Siadmittus in Der wiuiifbnae
itoft.

Sebes Iiebs Griibjabr brinst uns, 70
lin bic Mitte bss Wdrssn, bas BON
alien syrsunbsn Der gpmnaitit unb
Der GraJie tets freubig besriiBtt
S6auturnsn Der suieH alien Surnsss
msinbe. glut Oisiss Sabr pirb bic
MuttersemsirOs ipiso,r NIT sinem
ssbisssnsn qrosramm turneriIher
2eiftunoen In S9usib, anmuib mnb
aSrpertraft por bic Seffentli9teit
trsten. Sbr qurnlebrsr, Or. gde
itein. III ia sju erfabrerer Meiiier TN
paiTenben 3uiammeniisIIen FOLDER
@orfiibrungsH, ME biss feline bis6eris
gen S1auturnsu INNER betpitfen bus
Ben. Cine eaHs bdonbers ausenipsis
be tperben bi.i.s WdI bic neuen eras
si0fsn 5ansrsigsn fsin, bic Ssrr Cd
iisin felt bislsH Wo4en NIT isinsn
Damen- nnb RGb4eu 4laFsn sins
ssu5t bat.
Sas G6outurnen fpirb Gonntos
9a4miitas, BEN 12. Wadrs. in ber
RufitbaIIs ftattfinbsn. Die gorltels
lung beginnt punt brsi lIbr unb Der
Gintritt betrdlt % Gents.
Jolaenbes grosiamm geIangt sur
0urhfiibrur1:
2i.b: rwsrn Der 5riihIins ouf bic
8erse fisigi".
5rl. emma gurdbarbt.
GrDffnunsstio.
WGbHsa anaben, Dumen Mdnner.
Srlblinesre gen.
WGbtn ,inb Gdmen.
Jreiiibunser.
Rndben.
Sinterpfsrb lnb Bod.
30slinss.
Sdnsidritts une Sreiiibungen.
M1b1en.
Greiiibunssu unb 9ruppirunsen.
4.tipe.
Ra3ur.a.
Ddmen.
Gerd.be!urutn.
0amen uub attipe.
SussIfiabiibunesn.
Damen.
,guf Der 5urnfabrt"
aubipiss6nrser surHgsm.inbs, Rem
Yprt.
Sprinesn unb @efslihaftsiibunaen.
WGbfsr, anaben. Damtn. WGnnsr.
5anteIii6ungen.
8Dalinss.
.Sm Reid Ses Sh0nsH'
,gtnmutb".
,Wuii.."
sunter 8lumsn1.
rSumor".
Dnmen.
9isb: % idone 3eit'.
5rI. emma gurd6arbt.
&eulenihpinger.
0anlen unb attiDs.
GhfubIieb.
Wdb8n, anabsn. Damsn, WsdnHsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
Rleime YoIiseinadpridltem

Gbonlas @aion RON 9cpeIarS,
O., ipitrbe auf einem Strabenbabn.
fuagcn Scr Siteno Sinie BON einem
gaidlenbieb nm ieine 9ricftnide CT.
leid)tcrt, Die $95 cntbielt. gr mar i'm
Stnnoe. cine sienili6 cute 9cihrci.
bing oes Burden su geben, ben er
i'm gerSadt Bat, ben Soitenoie6iiabl
periibt III babeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
Te,ier.

= Sn Ser @obnung BON 5rau
Gila 0egenbort i'm Sauic gao. 20T3
gseit Sedite Strnbc, mitrSc gciteriI
burA eiu Seiier Elm Sfaben bon ct.
ipa 5000 nngeridtet. Gos 5cuer cnt'
iianb oaourh, oaf elm StrcihbcI,.
init peI6ent Srau Tesenbart bcl
@nstero diriteden tuoIlte, III cincn
Sauien @dide iicl uno oieie III
@rarb iette.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11

nabmen anseuisisn iinb. bsIonosrs
i9dbissi piirSe. Durh bns neus 9es
Stb piirbt Der Giapt Disl geIb euts
5ogen perben. jeoo4 ipsrben Die Wirs
tbe bas 9efeb befolgeii. Die @egewi.
S6ussefsI1T6dft Der Mirtbe bat i'm
pDrisen TloRut bereits beiaIOifsn, be
S6antIOtaIe on SpHntasen sef6Ipfsn
3u halteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11

ten 9erihie aus gairo, bdb Der nsu'
Ii6e aufftanb in espptsn bic etnss'
bcrenen fem segen bic 8ritsn aufss'
trdf+ babe. gebuinen bdbsn ipiebsre
bolt britiihs 9ruppen nnsesriffsn unb
aus bem Suban iperben dbnIidt Dor
tommniife beri6tei. D1s rationale
espptifA- aommittse bnbe alIsntbals
ben repoluiiondr, 9tufrufe Derbrsitsi.
Ssur MrtiIleriegefedJte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
Die Gntentenmddte
W.rbsu ibre SaHbsIsidiffs ni&i snts
ipaffnm.
9as Siaetsbepartsment IN bieiem
Ginns bsnahrihtist.

Wafbington, DC, 10. Wdr5.
Die gsntsntemd9te babeH ti9lohsu,
bic Der. Siaaien 3u bsnaAri9tisen.
bnb iie bic in si,i<m i'm Sdnuar bon
BEN Sssretdr9aniins an iie geihidtsn
Giriular Msmornnbum tntbdltsnsn
WcrIGldse bstrsffs bsr Mbriiituns BON
0anbsIsfdiTfsn Hift annehmtH i0nns
fen. Die aonftren5sn Der entente
m16te iibsr bisjsn punit IiHb gu
gnbe unb man erpartei. bab binnsn
.aur5em.sine formels antiport On bis
biefiae gisgisruna ssihidi psroen
ipirb. Dds Stnalsbspdrtsmsnt III
lpdbrenb bes laess BON aonbon aus
in bisism GinHs btnaHridtist nor,
ben.
grpbe Gtutrsbrnnk. +.
8ruusDid, Ga. 10. MGrs. Die
gnlage Der garpan Roiin anb 9urs
ptntins Gomponp III am Grsitdg fait
aans bura Jeusr 5eriiort irprbtn. Der
WsrluIt fpirb auf unssfdhr S5O0,OO0
gefGdBt.
gorpus Gbriiti 9sgaL
pirb tine trodent
gtabt.
Gorpus Gbriti StEds, l0.'
wldr5. gfusces gounip, ems Der be-
p5IfsrtIisn gouniiss i'm fhbli4tn
seraa, srisdrte ii4 am 5rsitas fiir'
prDbibition. Gs iptrbsn bdpurm 43
Miribidafttn, baup!Id4lin tn Gors
pus GbriEii, elmer bisl bon 9ourifitnt
beIuMtsn Gtubt. bic cine 6c9bars Der
rglajjen4 mar. uuber Bstrisb ssIstt.
Rsapel, s. wldra. Mbasfa5rsa
.Gaisrta1 mad glsp Wort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
Sin fran55iiiher 9lrmees
Sefebl
bic gerfogen
heit Der Grnnhpfen.

1
belt Der 5ran5oien.
Berlin, 10. WaGr5. gIui brabt,
Ipiem @ege na6 Sappille. Gin ar.
mecteiebl bes sfomnanbanten Der
iran,6iIidIeH 8erbun srmee, pelder
oil eirem @efcngeneu por1efimocn
Duroe, lit in cciitiden @Intterr Der.
oilentIidt iuorbeu. Sn beuicI6eli
beiBt es: .Tns Mauifeit oes a1iierS
cntbiillte bic mabren @riinbe iiir Den
beutiaen stneriff ub oie iinb in
Ger per5rueiielten GAGE Der GeutIden
su il.f)en." Ter beiltide Sniier, iesi
Ste ueberieejid,e Radfifien.agentii
Bin3u, bat gar fein berartiges @ani.
felt erIaiien. Die 9eutifen ra5men
aber bonn 3. Bis sum 8. wlGr5 "a
Siii,iere nno s7a Gemeine bes 3s.
ilau,oiiitcn Snfanterie.Heoimei
on wcldes Der sIrmeebefebI aeridiet
iii, geiangen. Die Solonten bieies
RegimentS marcn eitrdspeg nuitblcs
imb bcflneten iid bitter iiber ibre
Sfii8iere mn ibre Rationen.
Die abfabrt beg DAM
piers .2afabetir BON
8orbeaur Ha9 Rem
gort tun5eIlirt.
garis, 1c. waGrs. Die fransSfie
ihe Snmpfsrlini. bat an Gr.iius ans
ssiiinbigi. bab Der Dampfsr .aufas
petite, Der om SamItag BON gor.
bsnur naa Htp gOri abseHen iOllts,
niht In STE ssben ipsrbt. Der Gruno
fir bas 3uriidbalten bss Shiffss II
nitt dngeeeben. Die psrbsrblitt ais
tipitd. Der beutiden iluttrissbOoie
ifeint aber stpas banit gu ihun 81
baben.
Gbriiten In @alaitina g a
iider.
@erlin 10. I1rs. slni brabt.
loiem @eec nady SaDpille. lie lleber.
ieeiid,e MISUNDERSTANDING nleloei,
oub her grie6ridle 9atriord, IN einem
9elearomm oil beihide @iatter III
glbreoe itelit, bnb GlJriiten in gnil.
ilina mibhan6elt iporoen icicn Der
9atriard i,eriidRrt, baB Die tiirfi.
idea genrntcn ben d)riitIihen @cIit.
lid)cn unb airdcii pollen Sdus oil.
0eoeiben lniicn.
: Marum biz gtrIiner
flaeeten
Berlin, 10. Wdra.-gluf brabt.
Iuiem 8ege lad GanUilIs. u.
gaIfDnr, bsr erie 2orb Der 2Ibmirnlis
tat, perfud,ts i'm britjfdtn llntsrhauls
bic gep6Itsrung Z Jns burd pie Ans
gabs Id9erlia gu MAIDEN, bdb Fe rad
Der Riidtebr bee 6ilfsireu3srs
.Dl6tpe1 asflaggt babe.
Die 9erIinsr unb bic Berpoltsrung
unberer beitfAer Gtdbis iinb natiiriid
auf bic GrrungsnIaafien Der beuif4.u
Geeleuts niti ipsrlig jtpls,' iagt DIE
lisberTee Rudridten-2ge .absr
.iis flaeg!sn bauptfdHIi9 wOhi lpsssu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
afSblid, aeftorben.

N5ie benz Coroner Dr. Joertmepsr
geitern mitsstbeitt iDurbe, III ON
Gonnsritdg Gbenb syrl. gliidbttb
Rund Don Der gbeneSsr Roab. Debit
Sopnihip, pIDsii4 IN 9auis DON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
JinSen an Der 1fttrreis
9ii4 italienii8sn
Gronf ifatf.

y lpHl Fdlt.
len, 10. MGrs. lleber Berlin
unb SapDile, q. p. Cine am akno
bonn 5itsrrsi4iisten Rrisssminiierium
erIuiene offi5ieqe gelanntmaauns
Iautet fpie folgt:
.an Der Sion3o Jront unierbisIt.n
bic Stnlisnsr am Greitdg Elm artilt'
ri,f.uer DON mGbiser Stdrts. bag ub,r
Bel bem aolmino griideittopf i'm
2aufe bss sases Elm iebr beftigss
tpurbe.
I'm Der adrntner unb Sirolsr
1ront berrff,t ipenis qfitipitd.. Jn
Der 9eg.nb Don Rombon beuubtsn ei:
SidIiener Gasbomben.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
Nambuinrb.

8 3abImeiIter uno fein &C.,
6iiIfe,pon @eaeIagerern
eridofien uno be-
raubt.
1biIabeIpbia, ga, 10. @drj.
3pei 9anbiten fprangen am Sreitag
pIoBIid aug eincm 9erited IN BEN
,seucrtburm Der @ermdlie ggoritco
M2ias berpor, erid,Ofien eiuen 3dbi-
mciiter, per,punbeten ieinen aijiiten.
ten IebensgefdbrIih unb entfamci
NIT elmer Sanbtafde bic $4,000 erlt,
belt. Ger 3abImeiiter Sermann aa.
fleming unb iein @ebiilfe Waltcr
Saupt paIlirten 6as @cbdnbc nit
rem 2fbnen Der arbeiier Der Gobrit.
Tie Rduber flcben INIT ibrer geitc
.1nes eines gabueeleiies In Der Bid.
titng nod Rep Dorf.
Gr. Zenatpr =. s. HabiS
<ss.ss SyXH eEt D&ixA SsaSets
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11
.r. genatpr p. 6. HaniS
BON 0Neft 1sirSinten
Sm alter BON 90 Sabrsnss
fnrben

Wafbinston, Dc, 10. Mdrs.
Senrp. gaiTanap Dapis, 9unbesiena.
Tor fir Weft UirsinieH bon 1871 Biz
1888 unb aanbibai Der bsmoiratis
i9en partei fir bos amt bts 9i5e'
prGifbsntsn i'm SABRE 1904. 1T bier
mad iurder arantbeit i'm 4lier bon 81
Sahrfn dsftprbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-11

Rsapel, s. wldr5. etbasfubrsu
.Goiuta4 mad g!sp Dort.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-02-19
A New School Building for Havs

The problem of adequate school facil-
tiles for Hays, confrOnts US and must
be met. To meet the growing demands
of the public schools, the old building
has been remodeled, repaired and parti-
toned off to make extra rooms until
the limit has been reached. Should the
enrolment next September show the
same rate of increase it has for the
past two years, there will be fifty or
more children unprovided for. The
grades are oYercrowded. Some High
school classes are required to recite in
the Study hall and in the diminutive Of
fee provided for the superintendent.
A well equipped, efficient system of
public schools is a towns best asset
1t attracts people of the best class, and
makes those who are here want to stay.
If Hays is to keep pace with its neigh
boring towns, it must offer equal or
superior educational advantages. The
drawing power of the Normal school
must be supplemented by equally at
tractive educatio facilities for the
High School and grade children. This
is purely a matter of business and of
public welfare and should be considered
from that view point alone
Plainville, Luray, Lucas and Wilson
have good new buildings Ellis recent
ly voted bonds for a new building.
Hays certainly Is able to afford as good
facilities as these towns
The most feasible plan seems to be
to erect q substantial High school build
ing that will serve our needs for wears
to come, by issuing long term bonds
that viii distribute the cast over gen
erations who get the use of the building.
Use the present building for the
grades as long as it Is adequate, then
erect ward buildings as needed.
The Board respectfully submits this
question for the serious consideration
of the patrons and tax payers whom we
serve.
Very respectfully.
The Board of Education.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-02-19
On His Regular Monthly Visits
Hours: Sam to 6 pm.

Did you ever stop to consider what it
is costing you in dollars and cents to
neglect getting specialist treatment?
Every day that you suffer you are los
ing money by not being able to give
the maximum amount of energy TO
your work, or the greatest degree of
concentration 70 your business affairs.
No doubt you have for sometime had
symptoms which have worried YOU.
You know there is something wrong
that some disease Is undermining your
health and making inroads on your
vitality. Do you think it an evidence
of wisdom to longer neglect these
symptoms which are but the fore
runners of more serious conditions.
Consult DR.. Sparr on the date above
mentioned.
DR.. Spar has been coming TO HAYS
City every four weeks for two and one
half years.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-02-19
Cure Hog Cholera.

The word "cure" is seldom used in
connection with hog cholera. Why?
Because of the frequent failures. But
we use the word cure and guarantee
that B. A. Thomas Hog Powder will
cnre 80 hogs out of 100. The record to-
day is little over 95 out of 100, SO we
guarantee 80.
We don't care what others may
think or say. We know what we are
doing and will sell you B. A. Thomas
Hog Powder, guaranteeing that it will
save out of 10 hogs. 1t is medicine
straight medicine. It is because it's
straight medicine that it cures 95 times
in 100 G. W. Meyers, Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-02-19
Fer Sale at Experiment Station.

Several tat hogs,
Several bred Holstein heifers,
Some Holstein- bull calves,
Alfalfa at $500 ton,
Better alfalfa at $500 ton,
Rough feed; different prices,
Seed grains for spring planting,
Get list OF nursery trees.
Watch for announcement of other
farm products. Telephone No. 123, or
call at Station Office.
First published February 19, 1850 {
Sheriffs Sale.
Case Number 6i56.
In the District Court of Ellis County,
Kansas
Loretta Yates, Plaintiff,
vs.
John McKenna ct al, Defendants.
ORDER OF SALE
By Virtue-Of an Order OF sale issued
TO me out of the Court above named in
the above entitled action, ! win on the
21St day of March 1916, at II O'Clock q.
m of said day, at the South front door
OF the Court House in the City of Hays,
County of Ellis, and State Of Kansas,
offer for sale and sell~for cash In hand
TO the highest and best bidder, the fol-
lowing described land and tenements TO
Wit: Lots Three (Si, -Four "a Eighteen
(iS) and Twenty (20) in Block One I'd
of Raynesford Brothers Addition to
the Town, now the City Of Ellis, in said
County and State
The above described property viii be
sold under said order OF sale issued In
partition without redemption and at not
less than two thirds % of the xaIu-
alton determined by the Commissioners
appointed N said acton.
A. O. Robinson,
Sheriff Of Ella County. Kansss.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-02-19

J: H. Downing and wife returned
Wednesday night, from their visit to
friends in Iowa.
Harry Felten sold two horses this
week one to Conrad Kruger jr., the
other one to Mr.. Kreitzer.
The Essex club are having a new
front put into their building, corner
Fort and South Main Streets.
1t is claimed that forty people from
Ellis county attended the Automobile
show at Kansas City last week.
Harry FELTON,, while at Kansas City
last week, purchased an ambulance for
the use OF the new Catholic hospital.
Mary and Bertha Virmond are in the
| eastern market this week purchasing
their spring and summer millenery
stock
The Utilities Board has ordered a
daylight train service over the U. P.
from Salina to Oakley The train viii
be put on, we presume, about March
1st
H. A Marker, a real estate man
from Jewell county, arrived in Hays
this Friday morning. He is at present
engaged in raising a fund of 5000, 900 to
build home for superanuated preach
ers.
Mrs. c. H. Morgan served delight
full dinner on Thursday, to eight of the
| NJ L,o5;-4 ol,,,,-oI IoJ;o- ,,-b-ob ;r.J,,1
ed the committee on fancy work, who
are making pretty things with which to
decorate the church parlor.
Judge Monroe of Topeka, C. NJ
Holmquist, ]. H Simminger and A L.
Gilkeson were at Victoria last Saturday,
looking after legal affairs for that city.
After such visitation the city's bank
account must surely be in the red.
Isaac Zeigler & Sons are tearing down
the old Air dome on their lots south Of
the Free Press office and will use the
| lumber to rebuild their coal sheds. Now
if they will only build nice two story
brick building on the lots they Will be
doing something nice for South Chest
nut Street.
Mr.. Chas. A. Nelson of the Burrell
Engineering and Construction Com
pany of Chicago, who has been here the
past week loading the Company
equipment, left Thursday night for
Paris, Texas, where the Company has
contracted to build two concrete eleva-
tors and Touring mill.
John Mason Seelye, former respect
ed citizen of Ellis county, who recently
died at Abilene and whose obituary ap-
pears in thisissue of the Free Press in
the matter nj the dates of his bizth,
marriage and death is a little out Of
the ordinary. He was born on April l.
all fools day; married December 25-
Christmas day, and died February 2nd
-Candlemas, or ground hog day.
You will save money by placing
your farm loan with us. We pay
cash as soon as papers are signed.
J. NJ Schaefer.
A very pleasant social affair was the
birthday surprise on Mrs. Pearl Gar
rett, on Thursday evening the 3rd at
her home on Chestnut Street. Her
daughters planned this evening for
their mothers pleasure and invited
about thirty ladies most of whom were
Methodist women friends. Mrs. Wood
played piano number and Mrs. Hale
gave a humorous reading and several
''sell' games followed which made
much merriment In behalf of the
ladies present, Mrs. W. A. Lewis pre-
sented a handsomely engraved silver
spoon to Mrs. Garrett as a reminder OF
the occasion. An appetizing lap lunch
con closed the evening.
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PILES

Itching, Bleeding, Blind or Protrud-
ing Piles quickly and permanently cured
WITHOUT THE KNIFE. No cutting.
10 ehloroform or other dangerous anes-
thetic used. He gives a contract and
guarantee to cure every case he treats,
no matter how long standing, or your
refund every cent OF your money.
If you are afflicted with this painful
and troublesome malady 1t viii pay you
TO call and have a talk with him
The doctor is authorized by the State
of Kansas to treat all chronic diseases
OF men and women
Examination and consultation free
and confidential
Office Address: E E. SPARR. MD
229 Glendale Bldg.
10th and Grand Ave, Kansas City, No.
Reference: Gate City National Bank
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LincoIn's Birthday.

On last Sunday evening full house
greeted DR.. W. A. Lewis. While he
was not feeling at his best because of
a severe cold, he was able to deliver an
address on Lincoln that held the most
rapt attention for one hour. His speech
was not along the usual paths of
Eulogies but approached the 'tGreat
Emancipator" from a different angle
Many were the kind words of appreci-
alton spoken. He built his address
about the three epochs-Je Jesus Christ,
who set the souls free to worship God;
Martin Luther, who made it possible to
worship God with conscience free;
and Abraham Lincoln, who made every
man a Daster, no man a slave.
The music was well rendered. Mr..
Wallace is proving himself real chorus
leader. The anthem was highly appre-
ciated. The quartet under the direction
of Prof. Malloy was enjoyed by the au-
dience. For long time the audiences
at the Methodist church have been
growing, and now the people are com
mencing to talk OF enlarging their fine
auditorium that already holds 600 peo-
pie. 1t is only short time until they
will have to have an auditorium to seat
1000. During the stay Of Rev. Hale,
the audiences have doubled and the
Sunday Scllool had increased at least
$50 per cent
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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-
ran, 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, Sleepless-
ness, Neurasthenis, Obesity, Pleurasy,
Scrofulous Diseases, Diseases of Men
and the Tobacco Habit.
The doctor furnishes all his own
,,o7s1=rar
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Washinstou,s .sFoIks.-

It is pretty hard to dig up any facts
that haven't been told about fGeorge
Washington-and every real newspaper
wants to say. something historical IN
eommemoration of his birthday. So this
time we are telling you about the first
presidents grandparents and great
grandparents, and the family estate
back u England. Read the article n
this issue Ct The Free Press,
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published February 5, 1850
Legal Notice.

State of Kansas
Ellis County 30
In the Probate Court of said County
and State.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed was on the End day of February
1916, duly appointed and qualified as
the executor of the last will and testa-
ment of Conrad Krueger and Bertha
Krueger, deceased, late of Ellis county,
Kansas. All persons interested in said
estate will govern themselves accord
ingly.
John L. and Bertha Kruger,
Executors.