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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-26
CENTRAL COUNCIL Of
LAB0R WITH C0LWN
Former Secretary Editor OF Virginia
Federation mot Guilty"
They Say.
RESOLUTIONS ARE PASSED
suit Against Richmond Man Said to
Have Been Instituted Through Ef-
fort To Stop Him la Politics.

At a meeting of the Central Trades
and Labor Council. held last night at
Labor Temple, Fifth and Marshall
Streets, the question came up with re-
gard to the salt recently filed by the
executive board of the state Fedora
tion of Labor against Howard 1. Col-
vim. formerly secretary editor or the
Federation of Labor in this state, the
suit being filed ostensibly to recover
books and papers and to compel an
accounting of monies han tied
About two hundred and twenty Ave
union men were present, representing
forty one local unions.
1t was alleged by many members
present that the suit was not entered
in good faith, but was for the purpose
of discrediting Mr.. Colvin at the pres
ent time because of his being endorsed
by the Central Coupcil, as member "f
the Workmens Compensation Com
mission. This appointment is to he
made by the Governor, and the mem
bers of organized labor in Richmond,
who expressed themselves at the meet
ing last night. believed that this fact
was the reason for the suit being en-
tered Mr.. r. +. Reed. of Norfolk, anu
MIR. w. II. Morgan, members OF inc
executive board of the State Fedora
ton, who were present al the meeting.
disClaimed any responsibility for any
part of the procedure.
~ ,,', 80 IIt,.,,,tary ,na I :,
- go a',,,,'i,,...5 fnr Mr. ToIvfn.
Resolutions Adopted.
me 'oho"lhE FeS"le'""H "''' "'''''
''houeiS auop,eu ;-.;,,,,a1
whereas there mas "et"
in the courts of this city by the pres
emf executive board of the Virginia
Federatoh OF LABOR, sun az ans. w.
/ Fellow member ana hFothsr' nov gu
GOWN, purporuhg 70 nave io' us ~
ject the securing an an ac'ouii''iS "
ihhds received ana u'Suu, ~" "", -"
recovery OF papers reSo' "S' N'''' '''@''
J fore De IL
he%olVeo' bE me th''ai ''"ue7 az
l'aooF Couhcii VI nv i,'i,'''' 49,,
ing more thah forty iap"I unions d" ',
comprising appfoNllhH' oneI ''''l
the membership OF the virginia r'u~
Grafton of Labor.
!. That we beleNP 'h' sur !" pO1H
ton is not what rs pufPo IN 70 p''
but is in realty hoihihE more 'h"h d"
/ small ana cohteinptipit "''"'N "p'''
. Brother GOWN. having Tor us ""J'c'
the discrediting OF MN by eh"ca N"' ''N
to convey the IMPRESSION that ne oN
| the virginia Federatloh Oh Iapor d"
accounting anu ~ ~
pers, records etc, when In ta'' TINS
/ Is not so.
| 2. That we deh"anee mus tHo'' AT
/ misrepresentation ana NhiIlh'aloIl o. "
/ fellow unionlst as uh"AFFdhtth anu
: unworthy the support or SANCTION OF
gentlemen ana deSerNihE tue eoaeeit'ht
of all honest mel" 81,
| 3. That we hereby express our iu''
! and complete confidence In the cnarao-
I ter and Integrity OF Brother own
! whom we feel Is DethR pcfseFuteu ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-26
Run Out - RAW Maternal.

CopeE nagen. VA London. 1eb, -
The 3erlingsH 'TiGenae says
German a4o}iat .at.' r.rs F''' 8uii-
fed Swedish Importers III ect.oa goods
that Germany eNportatl la Of these
goods vii completely ceas shorty.
az the stocks have been most.5 sold
and raw materials cannot he OBJ
Gained
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-26
British Hold III swedish ship.

London. Feb 25.--A Central News
d spatch from Greeuock con the Clyde.
Scotland) safes that he Swedis
steamship stockholm, bound from
Gothenburg for New York. WAS stopped
by a British warsEi2 am: ordeyed into
the Clyde. where the mail was re-
moved and the vessel allowed TO pro-
coed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-26
VEROUN'S FALL IS


CONTINUED From f1rst fABsD
war, the Kaiser In the North and
Joffre in the South, are now pitted
against each other In what promises
to he the greatest struggle of the war,
The opinion Is growing both IN
Paris and London that if the Germans
succeed in breaking through at Yer
dun. the French capital must fall, and
that, in that case, London itself VIII
be seriously menaced.
The French have been compelled to
cvacuatc Beaumont, about five miles
north of Nerdun, and havo taken up
new position on the heights east of
Chamuneuville and south of Ornes.
They report, . .terrific attack In strong
force on La Gpte du Poivre, four and
a half miles north of Nerdun, but de-
clare it was repulsed,
Berlin reports tho capture Of all the
French positions as far south as the
rise OF Loudemont, Just below Rel
mont. The number of prisoners taken
has been increased TO 10000.
Losses on both sides have been APP
palIIng semi-offlcial French esti-
mate tonight places the German loss
at more than 5000 men in four days.
The Germans say their losses are nor
NAL" and about what was to be ex
pected.
1t Is estimated by the Paris Matln
that the army of the Crown Prince
has been reinforced to the strength
II $50. 600 men. who are being hurled
against the French lines with sys-
tematio and utter disregard for human
life
The curtain Of FIRE maintained by
~, ~. H,nA ~ h flaf .Ad
whole regiments and the ridges north
of the Verdun fortress and the rolling
hills along the Meuse are piled high
with dead.
More Bloody Than Ypres.
The battle OF Verdun is infinitely
more bloody than the battle OF Ypres,'
says the Matin. Already our staff has
Identified seventeen different attacking
divisions, which means that the Teu-
tons are launching $50, 600 men into
the ca.ec'yamic fire along the nine
mile front
The German attacks In dense for
nation are costing them losses hor-
ribIe to contemplate. In Champagne
we silenCed German batteries before
we loosened oar. artillery. At Verdun
We arc returning shell for shell. II
the Germans want a still further in
crease of fire we can keep time with
ts-.sa As It IS the Germans are de-
liberately sacrificing battalion after
battalion Entire regiments are melt
.np completely away under our fire.
General Humbert's tactics are guild
e saie.y ~ a desire to hold on while
sparing the lives OF his soldiers. That
IS why our losses are 80 much smaller
than those Of the Germans.
"AlaWay1 when II has been possible
for us 20 Withstand an avalanche OF
shells IN our shelters we have done so.
Otherwise orders were quickly given to
retire to stronger and safer positions.
Whenever circumstances were fav-
orable we have undertaken vigorous
ceunter-attacas, which have often re-
suited ia the rapture Of Terrain vol
unfairly abandoned.
An idea 6f how General Humbert
: is econom-zing his men can he gained
from the fact that the French have
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-22

benspiiroiges Gino mar, ben Setter
nno Sreuno auf Slur unb 9adbo-
ben umberiagte unb beioe ou5te.
Sbr llebermut muroe freilid)
Ourd oas nngIiif Der folgenoel
Sabre geoompft, oos oamit begann.
DAB Der alirfriiit Der ipuniiden Orb
foIge megen %riiitete uno in BEN
ldpdbiIhen arei5 e%infieI, UNI Den
8rld oes Sdue mo Grutbinonii-
ies 81 rGden.
@ottIieb truq 5mar nlltt tdgIi6
Ieinen Soloatenrof uno Itinnnte 81
9auie Die aIten G~riegsIieoer on,
aber iiber Wiindert lag cine IdipiiIa,
oriidenbe 2uft. Die 8iirger gineen
emit uno it'll ibren 8eldaften nod,
Die Erinfituben itanoen Ieer, unp al.
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lett CAB es mld feline frobliben Sim
Der mebr.
go mar Der Spdtlommer oes
Sobres 1904 berangefommen. Nm
einem idniilen N%tuguitobeno 5og elm
uiiiter 2drm auf Dem Singer 8al-
prlrg ans Seniter. aaerlei &otf
umringte einen boperiiden 9rago-
ner. Der iid auf einem abgeEiebe1lelt,
itpIperloen Saul miibiam I'M SatteG
belt. 9arb1uptig, bate er einet
bIltigen 2oppen nm Die .Stirn gez
bltnoen. 9a mar igreneno beiB ge-
rltnaen moroelt, bod Ser Wfann brad,-
te iiherli6 feline Siegesbotidaft.
0od itono @alpurg in Sdreden urs
3fueifeI. ols ibr @ater nit uerItorz
ter Mieue in Die Stube trat.
(Sortietuna foIgt.l
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w .sater eeratb 5eeb" nnb gSa-
ter Gss Maib" maht Die 3en1en iegsn
mn rentobel. Gen nn6 8etreioe. 2Mp>
ner<gRebisin. Cater Geeb Gp. 42O Glib
sdpres ctr. Sci. grodett 1888
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n EIGHTEEN HOTEL

@os bebeutet ySbe Giebteen"? 9ns
bette Sotel fir bas tpeniglte 9eio m San
W~ntpnio. 3innler 50c. Insge5e,gnsis
mohIseften 25c. Niebriee Spe51alraten
per @phe. Sab frei. grodett 621l. S1t
rentroIer Qaoe. 800 Giios4lnno StraBe.
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325 MIono &lcso -hiib'd mpbller'e
ee,ne 2ir1mer. SOC. 75e 81 per Soa,
$3.50 Irb a~uftparts per 8ode. GUNNER
NIT 2 8etnn $500 per &So1s- aiiss
Felephon GroGett 65s.
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5 IN Der Sdule foIts bic Gr3isbung
fir bas Ribli9e uno @ute INNER ee'
part fein nit Ser Gntpidlung oes
Sd0nbeitsTinnes, bonn erft perben
pirtli6e Mfnfden beraneebilost.
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0a,nminna ,tnn Helfe.
0ess umD sspble.

@ir haIten Die bette zshle unD oas
bette grennbol5. &rpbiert nrs. gla5e
aSpoe & GpaI On. gro6ett 6O53. Wel'es
Eel. 1911.
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Someu unD BeaIgelfntter

arcb staffel, s19 ct Commerce
Str. sen, Getreibe, @artens lrlo Seiolus
men. @efIiiaelfutter- S~rltubatoren.
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Merchants transfer 20.

Sronsportieren uno Mufteuen bon
Gofes~ rnb. fhtperer Moihirerie elr1e
e,nesinIitaf. WbboIen, @~erienben Infbs<
mohren etc. Office 510-5l4 OoioIolu
Ctr. geibe Gel. 35e.
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Mer teinen 3rieg erfobren bot.
ipeib ni9t, mas Der 5riebe lit.
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-
Wer teinen Rrieg erfobren bat.
peib ni9t, mas Der Jrtebe 1T.
9ur6f9nittli6 tommen ou
jebs 9inefifGe Jrau fieben 9ebnrten.
Die Ins5f 1T Ser @9pinoelanfoG,
Der Die fDmmen6e Gefabr erfenner
ldBt.
0as frtfde Sleifd BON 9aifii9en
uno Ro6en f9medt unb rieht na6
Salmiafeeiit,
Das tleine @tdot6en @ieeburs be-
{iBt Elm Ir9ip nit mebr als 100000
naturalization llrfunben.
Sn BEN @ierIanben gibt es 5rauen,
Ole an einem Sage bunbert pfunb
grbbeeren unb bariber pfliiden.
Sn Der Gitb BON Melbourne fino
oue Struben cine englifde Meile lang
anb neun5is enslif9e SUB brett.
Die grIanesr g~ibelanftalt ite1te
feineraeit feft, baB ser Bu9ftabe q
323,O15 nal in Der 8ibel nprfomme.
Dte 9iefenmuf9el (9iantSGldm)
Tam 8obenben nit Dem Haro ibrer
me~terlansen S9alen bas 8ein abf9laz
gen.
gs 1T Elm Naturseieb, BOB alles
2eben, je ruftfofer es selebt tpirb, UNI
70 fdneller fi9 auslebt unb elm Gnbe
nimmt.
Gs lit f6on 10 piel, tpenn man nur
einem 5er5en urentbebrIi9 1T, bab es
germeKenbeit pdre, an mebr als bas
gu slauben.
Ser IeBte bes beriibmten 9errfher>
gei1lefts Der Scalieer Iebte nod Gnoe
bes neunaebnten Sabrbunoerts als
Sdubflider in @erora.
Die srDBte Mof9ee Der WeIt.
Sama Masjio In Delhi, erbebt iid auf
einem aebn Meter hoben unb 140 Me>
ter Idngen nnb breiten @iered.
Die ettpa 10000 RiIometer lange
9qeife bon NorboeutfdIanb biz an Die
@iiofpibe 4frifas miro fdon BON bier
bis flint Monate alien @tOrden su<
riidseleet.
60 furdibor aud Der Rries 1T, 70
betunbet er bod Die seitise @r0Be
oes Menfden, Der feinem mdbtigfen
grbfeinb. benz sooe. gu troben permag.
.9eine.
NEIL Dos 10. 2infenreeiment ben
8ourbonen treu eeblieben mar uno 9e>
gen bic Rapoleonifde Sruppe eefdmpft
bate, mubte es ouf Napoleons 8efebl
cine Weile grouer an ben 5abnen tras
gen.
Die Hniperfitdt Rriftiania febte in
ibr biesjGbriees Budget einen 8etrag
fir bic ginftelluns oeutfaer &ultur>
uno Qiternturportrdse Elm, bie Der
beutf6e poitor 9iintber bort i'm 2aufe
Der nd9ften Mpnate balten fon.
Das etpig Meibli9e permag inner
balb Der @efiblsfpbdre bafelbe pis
oag stpis MGnnlide tnnerbalb Der Sns
tedigen5fpbdre: auberbalb feines eiges
men S9s einen puntt gu finben, BON
benz aus oas 9afein fi6 beben ldBt.
Glen Sen.
Bel Den Gbinefen lit es Site, ouB
ben 9ef6iBen Spfer bargebra9t fper@
ben. Dor Die Miinbuns Der &anpnen
Derben Die Opfer geiteat, gum get@
fpiel Elm S9tpeinsfopf, elm lebenbes
9ubn. Elm Slid; por ben Spfern fnien
Sffi3iere nieoer unb fleben Die Setter,
pel9e bic 9idtung Der 9ef4ofe LEM
In, an, ibnen IN 8riessSeiten setreu gu
fein, iooab Die &ueel ftets ibr 3iel
treffe, ferner, baB bas Robr ni9t
plabe uno berslei6sn mebr. Rad biee
fer 3eremonie peroen Die &anonen g.
laben uno a~bsefsuert. uno bic Spfer
perfdpinben. BON ben 9ef6oFen 5er<
ftldelt unb in bic 2ifte eetrnsen, i'm
! reiten Meltenraume.
Ins &rotou piro beri9tst:
| ,Dsiennit Riiopgti" melOet, ooB naH>
benz bic Rufen Die Gloden aus ben
prtbobpren &ir9en in Minst mcgee
fdafft BADEN, es ii9 aeigte, ouB bies
ielben polnif9e ober lateinif9e Sns
rAr;r+a, h,44su monAa SfaFer GIn4~
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Die m|eiften pouen ni9t iiberaenz
gen, fonbern re6t bebalten.
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uHe eorfen BON Srnd . Arbeiien,
,pie Bidder, sSoIbers", griefbogen nne
3pmperts, &arten, Gircmlare, @inlnonn-
gen uiiu., in Sentih unb Gngltidl, Hr'i
nnsgefibrt. @tIfsn & Shwes'
M a n n Brinfins Co., 206 Saaparrp Str-
Gel. GrBdetf 1894
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TRANSPORT B~esenEAasten
cater.MuIIaIy Transfer Co.,

somiiien< autfden uno 9roi9ten. beS
lorqt nm5isben nilo gipoel Sa9eltasg'
Roaeaee : Ernnsfer- seieppon izo'
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yrinft o3isb Guam" . Gaffee, lei
mes belisi6ien Geldmafs nno ieiner
ansseseidJnetcn lnalitat uegett.
9einbaro & Co, AraSSierfe Gaffee.
M5ffer.
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5rif YreHt fit Sous: 9iennae q. augnt 1916.


s m arieg io1 man am 5rieb ni9t
perSogen.
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9ur6f9nittli9 fommen aui
jebs 9inefif6e Jrau fieben 9ebnrten.
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Das eipig Meibli6e permag inner
balb Der Gefiblsfpbdre baHelbe pie
oag etpis MGnnlide innerbalb Der Sns
telisenafpbdre: auberbalb feines eige@
men S9s einen puntt gu finben, BON
benz aus oas 9afein fi9 beben ldBt.
GQen Sen.
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Die Hnineriitdt Rriftiania febte in
ibr biesjGbrises Budget einen 8etrag
fir bic giniteluns oeutfder &ultur@
uno 2iteraturportrdse elm, Die Der
beutfde paftor Giintber bort i'm 2aufe
Der nddften Monate balten foa.
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WeiI Dos 10. 2infenreeiment ben
8ourbonen treu eeblieben mar unb ee>
gen bic RapOleonifde 9ruppe eefdmpft
bate, mubte es ouf NapoIeons 8efebl
cine Weile Trouer an ben 5abnen tra>
nen.
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60 furdtbor aud Der Rries if, 70
befunbet er bod Die seiitige GrDBe
bes Menf9en, Der feinem mddtigten
Grbfeinb, benz Sooe. gu troben permags
9eine.
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Die grlaneer gibelanftalt ftente
Teineraeit feft, baB Ser 8u9ftabe q
rs ,O15 nal in Der 8ibel pprfomme.
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Die srDBte Mof6ee Der WeIt.
Sauna Masiib In DELFT, erbebt fia auf
einem aebn Meter hoben unb 140 Mes
ter jIangen nnb breiten 8iered.
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Sn Der GitD BON Melbourre ftno
ole @traben cine englif9e Meile lang
unb neun5ig en9lif9e Sub brett.
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Der IeBte bes beriibmten 9errf4er<
.sef1ledts Der Scaliser Iebte nod gnoe
bes neunaebnten Sabrbunoerts als
ShubfIider in Nerotta.
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ALAMO

ssesela.
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Die ettpa 10000 Rilometer LANCE
Reiie BON Ncrboeutfdlarb biz an Die
@iofpibe Qfrifas miro fdon bon bier
bis flint Monate alien @tDrden 5u<
riidoeledt. &a-a -
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6 8 lit f9on 10 piel. fpenn man nur
einem 9erSen urentbebrli9 1T, bab ss
0ermeHenbeit mare, an mebr als bas
au oIa1lben.
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Nus &rotou miro beri9tst:
,Dsiennit Riiopgti" melbst, boB naas
BEN bic RuFsn Die @loden aus ben
.prtboopren 8ir6sn in Minst tpesses
fdofft BADEN, es fi9 seigte, ouB bies
ielbsn polnif9s Ober lateinif9e Sns
fdriften battsn. Mande oiefer Slot
fen parsn febr ult, itammtsn aus Dem
fiinfaebntsn Sabrbunbert uno rparen
Bel Der @infibrung 6es Gbritentums
in 2itauen ge9Ofen. Qnbere Sni4rifs
ten entbaIten 5tpar feline Sabresaablen.
trasen bafir bic 9amen Der 6amals
berri9enben polnif9en &0nise 8aiis
mir bes Sageaonen unb Sigismuno
beg alteu. Qui ibrer Danberung
fommen jebt Die @Ioden nd9 Moss
tau, no fe BON benz S9idfal, oas
allen ariessmaaI b~eporftsbt, ereiIi
perben.
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gs 1T ein Natursefeb, BOB ules
2eben, je raftfofer es selebt pirb, UNI
fo fdneler fih auslebt unb elm Gnbe
rlimmt.
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s n BEN @ierlanben gibt es 5rauen,
Die an einem Sage bunbert Pfuno
grbbeeren unb boriiber pfliiden.
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Dte 2iefenmuf9el (9iant~G CLAM
!ann 8abenoen nit Dem Rano ibrer
netsrlaneen S6alen bas gein obf9la>
ren
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Die Insit lit Ser 99ninoelanfan,
Der Die fomrnenbe Gefabr erfepner
ldbt.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-03-11
Smoked meats at Bakers. adv

Smoked meats at Bakers adv
Pure Home Made Lard at Bakers.
Has any one seen Her Son.? Itf.
Spring millinery and cloaks at
Moore's. ADV. l.
/. t. Purcell was Topeka visitor
the first of the week.
W. NJ. Brabb was up from Ogallah
township last Wednesday.
Bob Kirk left Tuesday morning
for Kansas City with a car of fat cat
tie.
Attorney John r. Parsons was
down from Quinter last Tuesday on
business.
S. Q. Hefner has moved into the
Mrs. Countryman house in the ex-
treme north part of town
Uncle Billie Littlechild was on the
Kansas City market the first of the
week with two car loads of steers.
John G. Hixson, Chris Fellers and
Cliff Baker took in the sights at Kan
sas City the front end of the week.
A few cans of honey left. Call at
this ONCE soon as it will not last
long. Same old price-60 lbs for SIS. CO.
A. j. McCollum reports boy born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harley McCollum of
Tulsa, Okla, on Saturday, February,
Goth.
Mrs. DR.. Wall is having some re-
pairs made TO her home vacated by
the Hefner family, before moving
into same.
Charles Hearting and son, Louis.
were up from Riverside township last
Wednesday and made us an apprec-
lated visited.
John Gustafson and daughter, Miss
Sofa, departed Thursday evening for
Topeka where they will make their
future home
Mr.. and Mrs, E. E. Grimm of route
), departed Monday evening for
Bryan, Ohio, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Grimm's mother
Next Sunday the new train be-
tween Salina and Oakley will make
its first run. 1t will leave Salina at
500 a. m. and arrive at Oakley at
4:1o p. M. 1t will leave Oakley at
500 a. M. and arrive at Salina 4:IO D.
m.
When you need an auctioneer see
Julius Hillman. Terms reasonable.
He'll satisfy you. Every sale a salts
factory one nm m dare Trx, bi,,o N, IA
let MIN show you. Sc him or get
terms at World office. Adv so 1T
For Sale-At bargain-5O bushels
good cane seed; new lister, has listed
go acres: new spring wagon, has run
100 miles; good saddle or driving
pony 8 years old. T. G. Peacock,
Wa-Keeney, Kan r. 3.-Adv L.
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Any order amounting off,
amounting to 81 90 for O'oer
these - you at
BERT GREENWOOD

: The Ida Weston Rae Company put
in two extra good plays last week and
both times had a full house This
company is composed of fine bunch of
actors and entertainers and from the
moment the curtain goes up until it
drops in the last act there is some
thing doing every minute. We can
assure them that any future appear
ance here viii need less advertising
than in the past.-HiH City Eepubii-
can.
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40c. ar SOC. Eggs

eggs are hio would only lay when.
SnSea hoa q. Why shouldn't thew
= heaIta 30. The hen that laws has.
Thnse AZ pink tongue and gijIs.
the;1 Act laying are pale in the Ellis;
LOOT tongue or palate has whiteish
n WHAT'S the matter? What's
e matter with you when your ton
g9e rs ~hiteS Bilfous2 That's lust what,
alfs tne hen Start her liver and see
n LEI get busy. B. A Thomas Poultry
lower is guaranteed TO start her
aver ana TO start the eggs.
S aheeney hardware Co. and r. A..
ueis' Ogaiiah, Kan, agents. Adv
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Fresh PORK at Baker s. adv

Who is Her SON.? ADV. ltf.
Henry Hobbick was on the sick
/ list the first Of the week
See The spring millinery and cloaks
at Moore's store. ADV. I.
For sale-Seed Barley. j. T. w.
| Cloud, Wa Keeney. Adv. 81
The photo studio viii be open from
! now on all the time.-Adv
For Sale-Full blood o. /. c. boars.
FL. B. Hudson, Wa-Keeney, KAN
Adv If
The Y. p. will run a special train
Saturday evening after the show from
Hays TO Oakley.
Joseph Haug was up from Frank
lin township last Saturday, and made
this office pleasant call.
For Sale--6 row seed barley, also
good seed oats. Chas. Spitsnaugle,
Wa-Keeney; Kan.-Adv l 81
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Cortright ride
In new seven passenger Studebaker
auto purchased at the Jones garage
All the Merchant tickets are worth
one dollar in trade IN either large or
small photos at Beams studio.-Adyl
For Sale-Prize Winning. Rhode
Island Red Cockerels Price 81 to 81.
Mrs. w. j. Beardwen, Phone ga.
Adv. II If.
Sam Shriner and family are envoy
ing auto rides in new 80 Overland
auto bought Of Clyde Poffenbeager
last Saturday.
There will be a box social at the
Adair school house, district Is, on
Friday evening, March II. 1916. All
are invited. Jane Schimkowitsch,
teacher.
For Sale-Alfalfa and prairie hay
from $500 to $3.50 per ton loose or
baled. Scales on ranch. 500 ash posts.
No phone. W. j. Shelton, r. F. d.
No. B., Wa-Keeney, Kan. 40
Wanted-To buy-Two second hand
ed sulky plows; must be in good repair
and of standard make and ready to
run. See A. NJ. Finley at the Blue
Front Implement store at once
Adv 1t.
Miss Grace Altman. writes from
her studio in Victor, Colo, Victor
is called the best business town in
the state; the monthly pay roll is
$3.50, 900; altitude is nearly 10000 feet;
am doing nice photo business.
Patrons of the lecture course should
not fail to hear Mr.. and Mrs Bohann-
an next Tuesday evening. If unable
TO attend please hand your tickets to
some person who will appreciate the
kindness and enjoy royal entertain
ment- Remember the hour, SIS,
central time, and kindly avoid caus-
ing disturbance by.a late arrival.
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ALLEN THE TOPEKA DENTIST

Will be in Wa-Keenev, Friday and
Saturday, March 18th and 18th, at
the American House, TO do all KINGS
OF dental work. crown and bridge
work a speciality. Optical work
glasses fitted to the most difficult
cases