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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
CZESC EADUNKU NURA
"DEUTSCHIAND' w NEW
YORKU.

New York. Pierwsza przesyfka
barwik6w przywiezionych z Me
mice nurem "Deutschland' ma
deszla onegdaj do New Yorku.
Nabyla je pewna tutejsza fabry-
ka farb a sd pierwsze wyroby
niemieckie, otrzymane tn cd wy
buchu wojny. Take inni fabry--
kanci farb i w%lasciciele farbiar--
nj odebrali juz zawiadomienia o
towarze Ola mich, wy}adowanym
Is nura "Deutschland''. Rzeczoz-
nawcy twierdza, re nur ten mia}
200 ton barwik6w, lacznej war
toSci przeszlo miliona dolarow.
Ceny "a barwiki So wysokie.
lecz jeden z odbiorc6w oswald
czyt. re wiadomoSci o bajecznym
zarobku PREY ich sprzedazy So
bezpodstawne. Koszt wyrobu bar
wik6w W Niemczech i ich cena
conajmniej podwoily sic cd cza-
SUI wojny q przew6z i ubezpiecze
ME kosztuia teraz try ray vie
Icej. niz pred rozpoczeciem woj-
nv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
sm1ERc W PLoM1EN1AcH.

Toledo, O. w niedziele oko1o go
dziny lei pc p6lnocy wybuchf pc
Ear pod 1923 S. Huron ILL.,, kt6re
Cd ofiara pablo okolo q koni.
Joe Clark i Pat McCort prowa--
dza stajnie pod % S. Huron Ill. i
tam spalilo sic II koni. Piec ma
leza}o do Clarka a reszta do Sno
flake Laundry Company / do A
merican Express Co. Konie pred
stawia}y wartosc $4,000 i wcale
ME byly zabezpieczone. Opr6cz te
60 spalilo sic Is koni nalezac.ych
do Murmen Strong Carriage Ca.
Professionally n wartosc oko1o
Sc, 1000. Konie nalezace do Citi-
zen's Ice Company ~zostaly urato
wane. Robotnicy tel kompanii
przyszli dosyc wczesnie ma ponce
i jakkolwiek powaznych doznali
obrazen to jednak konie swoje
wyratowali z p}omieni. Nastepne-
go dnia rano znaleziono W po-
piele Harry Minerva, So letniego
w6znice, spalonego zupe}nie. Eau
wazyl 60 strazak Kaiser Trepins
XII W siedzacej pozycyi opartego
o stos urpezy W poblizu setajni,
gdzie zazwyczaj sypiaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
oB1ECUJA
FIL,IPIN.

Washington, Ma onegdajszej
scsyi senat przyjal g}osami pre-
ciwko % bill W sprawie Filipin.
przyrzekujac.y w!yspom tym ME
podleglosc, gdy beda " staniee
stworzyc wlasly Rad, zdo1ny do
utrzymania porzadku i kierowa--
MIA sprawami kraju. Temsamem
zatcm upadla poprawka Clarke'a
przewidujaca. Madame niepodleg}o
Sci W ciagu najblizszego czterole-
cha. z blu w%ykreSlono take pc
prawke, wprowadzajaca ma Fill
pinach prehibicye.
Przeciwko przyjeciu ustawy
wystepowali energicznie senate
rzy Lippitt, Sterling i Mclean, a
senator Borah oSwia9czy}, re cd
rzucajac poprawke Clarke'a a, Sta
ny Zjednoczone daja do zrozumie
MIA. re maja zamiar zatrzymat
dla siebie Filipiny ia zawsze.
w najblizszych dniach bill ten
ma bye przed}ozony Izbie posel--
skiej, ,gdzie take ma wszelkie wi
,doki p~rzejscia "a SODA, poczem
zostanie przedstawiony prezyden.
fowl do podpisQ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
OJCIEC- ZOBACZYL Pc RAJ
/. PIERWSZY 39-LETNIEGO
Y n
No okinouy leland Wanac,
Mackinaw Island

NxdCA4Ad" 4S1os14O.- . dl1dCV
Hall. lat 80, z tego miasteczka, j
jego ojciec. William I. Hall, re
Saginaw. spotkali sic W czwartek
pc a pierwszy W SVEN zyciu.
Starszy Hall ozenil sic tutaj,
jake zolnierz 40 lat temu. Zaraz
pc slubie musial sic udac do Te-
VAS i W kilka m~iesiecy p6zniej IL
rodzil sic mu synek.
Up}ynelo cztery lata. PAM Hall
doniesiono. re jej MAJ umarl i 20
stall pochowany we Ford Sheri-
dan. Bedac ted.y pewna. re via
domoSc ia jest prawdziwa, po-
slubila >drrugiego matzonka, kto,
ry obecnie juz ME zyje.
w ostatnich czasach mfody
Hall. dowiedzial sic. re jego 81.
ciec zyje W Saginaw, gdzie tel
nastapilo pierwsze ojcowskie pc.
witanie swego syna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
-""E
ZDERZENIE WIELKICH PA
ROWC6W.
Detroit, Mich. - Wielki sta

lowy parowiec christopher
najechal IA parowiec drewnia-
ny "Topeka'' uszkodzil go tax
fatalnie. re najechany okret "a
tonal W kilku minutach. "Chris-
TOPPER poni6sf r6wniez uszko-
dzenia PREY zderzeniu. pomimo
to jednak zostaf IA miejscu ka-
tastrofy i ocalif Gala za}oge cato
pionego okretu.
"Topeka" by} starym parow-
Gem, zbudowanym " roku 1889.
mial 1876 ton pojemnosci, pod
czas gdy christopher ma ton
1920. Jest on wlasnoscia slynne-
go politykiera chicagoskiego Sui
livana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
o sZAMPIoNAD sW1AToWY,

Philadelphia, Pa. Doskonal,
cwiczenie pred walka 0 szampit
nat swiatowy W ubiegly ponie-
dzialek miaf nasz W1adek Zby-
szko W Centralnym Parku z szan
|pionem niemieckim, Frankiem
Schultzem. Pomimo, re .Niemiet
barczysty i shiny Wladek bawi
sic z MIN XII uciesze zebranych
Polakow a z1osci Niemc6w, kt6.
rzy byh pewni, re ich silacz polo
zy Polaka. R6wniez sifacz wloski
Renato Garlini, polozyf zrecznie
0 1872 funty ciezszego cd siebie 81.
lacza amerykanskiej armii W Il
cos minutach. Walka tych zapasni
k6w byla zajmujaca.
W poniedzia}ek W Central Par
ku znowu Zbyszko sic zmierzy z
rosyjskim silaczem Cosakiem, a
ma to bye silacz pierwszej klasy,
ktory jest wysoki 6 stop i Z cali.
Musi Oh bye tegim sifaczem, jezeli
stale do tu%rnieju wszechswiatowe
go W jesieni, ably sic ubiegac O
szampionat swiatowy. A ma on "a
SODA juz }adna historye zwyciestw
ma polu sportu zapasniczego. Be
die vice Zbyszko miaf godnego
sobie przeciwnika, i musi wyte-
Eye wszystkie silly, by go powalic.
w drugiej walce, kt6ra poprze--
dzi spotkanie Wladka z Cosa-
klein wystapi wioski zapasnikGar
DIM 200 funt6w wazacy z zapas
nikiem z Francyi, Pierrardem LIE
Collosse, kt6ry wazy 1872 funty.
Nier6wna to waga, ale wierza
wszyscy, re Wloch zlozy Francu
"a W przepisanym czasie. DO INA
ny OH jest z tego, re dale sobie
rade nietylko z s%ilniejszym cd
siebie przeciwnikiem ale i ciez--
szego sic ME obawia:
Zbyszko ma zamiar W Central
Parku odbyc turniej przedwste-
pny re wszystkiemi sifaczami, ia
c.y So. a kt6rzy maja zamiar sic
ubiegac 0 szampionat swiatowy.
Gdyby sic zamiaryZbyszko powie
dly, to widzielibysmy 60 W kazdy
poniedzialek nastepny PREY robo
ciez coraz to nowym jakims "a
pasnikiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
ROZKAZ ODWOEANO z MAD
GRANICY MEKSYKAN-
SKIEJ.

W kwestyi meksykanskiej nj
~zaszfo mic wazniejszego W ostat-
mich kilku dniach. Domyslac 81,
MONA, re W pertraktacyach poke
jowych zaszfo jakies move niep.
rozumienie miedzy Stanami ;
Meksykiem, gdyz dnia 1920 pr,
zydent Wilson przez ministra wo,,
ny wyda1 rozkaz, ably ostatnie2;
600 Milicyi re stan6w: Kentuck!
Ohio i Vermont wyruszyly ma
tychmiast ma granice meksykan
ska!.. Ma to bye niejako grozts
ola Carranzy, ably sic ME stawia;
zbyt hardo..
W diva dni potem jednakze rol
kaz ten zostal odwolany, a to ola
tego, re W Stanach ma nastapit
strajk IA wszystkich k~olejach.
vice Milicya moze bye potrzebna
do stfumienia strajku!. Pa
skudne polozenie.
Wyzszy sedzia Brandeis, zyd..
zamianowany przezWilsona do u
godowej Komisyi Meksykanskiej
ME moe przyjac tego urzedu.
gdyz Najwyzszy Sedzia Stan6w
Zjednoczonych ChiefJustice White
zwierzchnik Brandeis'a oswald
cyl Wilsonowi. - re ME wypa.
da ia ten urzad mianowac zyda
i re zreszta Sedziowie ME maja
czasu wdawac sic W take sprawy
= Potem i drugi jakis kandydat
zrzeki sic w tel misyi,w vice Wilson
must zamianowac nowych dw6ch
takich parliamentary.
- z samego Meksyku ME do
nosza @ wazniejszych wypadkach
wojennych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
EXPLoZYA w KOPALNI.

VAAAASo 0osAA~1 DAA~ y ~
m. 0 80 W szybie No IL Inker
man, Penn'a Coal Co. wydarzy.
sic r6wniez wypadek z powodu
eksplozyi gazu W lyle Mercy.Wy
padek ten spowodowaf smiert
dw6ch g6rnik6ow a trzech pokale
czonych.
Zabici zostali:
Thomas Martin, inzynier, kawa
Ter, ~ lat, 1854 Main I'll. Port
Griffith.
Barney Purtenko, g6rnik, iona
ty lat 40, Chestnut Ave-, Inker-
man.
Pokaleczeni:
William Lynch, g6rnik, zonaty
% lat, Dryden ILL.,, Browntown,
zlamana czaszka, popalenia ia
twarzy i ciele, stan krytyczny.
Micha} Shugendenis, lat 30,g6r
mix, so Mitchell ILL.,, Sebastopol,
popalony ma twarzy i rekach, jest
nadzieja wyzdrowienia.
Stanley Koninski, lat 25 kawa
Ter, pomocnik g6rniczy, 5 Market
ILL.,, Inkerman, zfamana czaszka,
zfamana noga, popalenia ma twa-
rzy, stan krytyczny.
Zaraz pc tych obu eksplozyach
setki os6b gl6wnie kob iety i die
ci zgromadzify sic wejscia do
kopalni oczekujac z trwoga czy
kt6ryS z ich najblizszych ME padl
ofiara nieszczescia. Place bic
dnych pozostafych widow i sierot
i rozpacz tychze, ME moz4iwy do
okreslenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
TYDZIEN''
w NOWYM YORKU.

Nowy York. w obecnosci ty~
siecy delegat6w z cafych Stan6w
Zjednoczonych i Kanady rozpo--
czai sic tn wczoraj "katolicki ty
dzien", czyli roczna konwencya
Krajowej Federacyi Katolickich
Stowarzyszen, pontyfikalna Msza
sw.. celebrowana przez j. E.. ks.
kardynala Farley W katedrze
[sw. Patryka. Przybyli take kar
dynalowie Gibbons i O'Connell.
delegat apostolski arcybiskup
B%onzano, s-czterech innych arcybi
skup6w i % biskup6w, jakotez
'setki ksiezy katolickich. W pro-
cesyi pc Mszy sw. wzielo udzial
przesz}o 5000 wiernych.
Prey otwarciu sesyi " Madi--
son Square Garden wypowiedzial
wspaniala move JE. ks. hardy
nal O'Connell z Bostonu ma te---
mat: Nasz Kraj. Podnosil on W
|niej wolnosc sumienia i WARY.
jaka ciesza sic W tym kraju wsz!y
stkie wyznania i odpierai zarzu-
t,y. jake katolicy ME oddawali
mu przynaleznosci swej i wierno
sci niepodzielnie i starali sic opa
nowac Rad ola swoich celow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
20 sTRAJKU TRAMWAJARZY

New York. Strajk ma wszyst--
kich liniach kompanii tramwojo--
wych New York Railway s, Sc
cond Avenue Railway Co., Third
Ave-, Ry. Co., New York and
Queens County RA.. Richmond
Light and Ry., Co., nalezy juz
do przesz}osci. Rzeczonc firmy u
m6wily sic JUL re swymi pracow-
nikami, uznaly unie, q kwcstye
podwyzek wziely pod rozwage. w
miedzyczasie wszyscy %pracownicy
Powr6cili do piracy i regularly
rl'uch xostal wznowiony ma wszyst
kich liniach we ~wszystkich pieciu
dzielmcach (boroughs) miiasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
ORKAN MA WYBRZEzACH
TEXASKICH.

San Antonio, Lex. OnegdaJ po-
po}udniu nadciagnela ku wybrze
zom Zatoki Mexykanskiej cd In
dyi Zachodnich gwaltowna bu-
RIA tropikalna. kt6ra najwiecej
dala sic we znaki stacyonowanym
IA pograniczu wojskom Wuja
Sama. zatapiajac i zrywajac ich
namioty i zmuszajac do szukanla
schronienia " pobliskich gina
chach publicznych i prywatnych
domach Zwlaszcza " Brownsville
ratusz. sad. koscioly inne gina
chy publiczne przepehione So zo1
nierzami. kt6rzy sic tam schroni
Ii. Komunikacya telegraficzna
telefoniczna zostala W wielu miej
scach przerwana.
Corpus Christi, Tex. Ma ca}em
wybrzezu texaskiem szalala oneee
daj silna burza tropikalna, ktora
najgorzej dala sic odczue tutaJ
W okolicy. Szybkosc wichru do
chodzila do 20 mil ia godzine, a
obawiano sic. re jeszcze znacznie
sic powiekszy. Liczne letnie rely
dencye zostaly zmiecione przez
huragan z powierzchni ziemskie!
i zniszczone, a znaczne szkody Cd
niosla take przemys}owo = han
dlowa dzielnica miasta.
Ma wodach ZatoE Mexykan-
skiej zatonal " poblizu stad pa,
rowiec "Pilot Boy, pociagajac.
|soba ma dino mors6e dziesiecn
|ludzi zalogi, Z kt6rej tylko trzeci
zdolalo sic uratow3f.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
NajWazn!ajsze Wypadki
mln!onag0 Tygodnia.
POWAzNY ZARZUT.
Washington, D. G.. Dowied,

Washington, d. G. Dowiedzia.
no sic tn, re Department stanu
prowadzi cd pewnego czasu do.
chodzenia, co do zarzut6w jake.
by w Anglii dokonywano syste--
matycznego w%ykradania zam6--
wien cd firm %rosyjskich, a prze.
znaczonych ola amerykanskich.
Zbadano kazda z tych spraw, ale
Department stanu podobno ME
byf W stanie sprawdzic, czy zarzt,
ty SO prawdziwe.
Protest wniesiony zostaf przez
firmy amerykanskie. Utrzymuja
one, re zamowienia przesy1ane te
legraficznie z Rosyi ola firm a
merykanskich, byfy zatrzymywa-
ne przez wladze angielskie, a
czasami nawet oddawane fir
MON angielskim, kt6re %nastepnie
n~adsy}a}y swoje. oferty firmom
rosyjskim.
U~rzednicy departamentu stanu
uwazaja sytacye, jezeli to Okla
&c sic prawda, "a najpowazniej--
szq albowiem byfoby to nieco
wiecej, anizeli przeszkadzaniem
prowadzenia interes6w przez fir
my amerykanskie.
" razie, gdyby department
stanu m6gf dowiesc, IL urzedni--
c.y W Wielkiej Brytanii byli win
nj takiego przekroczenia, naten--
!czas spodziewac sic MONA bar
do silnego protestu re strony
Stan6w Zjednoczonych przeciw
praktykom uprawianym przez an
gielskich urzednik6w, albowiem
TAXA sytuacya ME mog}aby bye
tolerowana.
kacznie z ia wiadomoscia
sprawdzono, re amerykanski am
basador Francis czyni1 starania o
ufatwienie w przesy}aniu kablo-
gram6w z Rosyi do Stan6wZjed-
noczonych i odwrotnie.
w tel sprawie department.
stanu ME powziaf zadnych kro--
k6w urzedowo, ale urzednicy z
zainteresowaniem uwazaja ma
wszystko, co ma iaka 1acznosc z
ia sprawl. Niekt6rzy utrzymuja,
re z~alozenie specyalnego kablu
pomiedzy tymi. kra:jami ME bylo
by praktyczne, ale wszyscy zga--
dzaja sic, re jezeli handel amery
kalski ma sic rozwinac W Rosyi,
to potrzebne SO drogi telegraficz
ne, kt6reby byfy zabezpieczone
pred obcymi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Z D 5
r

Gainesville, Fla. Wzburzony
tlum wy,wlokl z wiezienia W New
berry. Fla. trzech negr6w i dwie
murzynki,a ktorych
q pomoc " ucieczce Boisey Long
owl. negrowi. kt6ry zamordowal
" piatek konstabla CT G.. Way
ne j dokonal ma mich samosadu.
Rice, Tex. Zlozony z 200 farme
row tlum porwal z miejscoweeo
wiezienia i powiesil ma s}upie te.
lefoniczaym 81 letniego murzyna
Ed. Lang'a, oskarzonego Q napad
ma biaIl dziewczyne.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
BEDZIE JE:J P~RZYPOMINALA

Ptasznik: = Ia papuga jest
Inajmadrzejsza i najpiekniejsza
re wszystkich papug ia swiecie,.
ma tylko jedna wade, re jezeli
ME dostanie jesc we w1asciwejpo
RE = okropnie krzyczy skacze
do Oczu.
Wdowa: = To wlasnie dobrze,
bedzie mi przypominafa mego
nieboszczyka meza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24

OglassAjois % y Wiarusis.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-06-30
I'VE
STOCK
! CARING FOR YEARLINe COLT
There Should Be Gradual Change In
Spring From Grain to Grass
Furnish Some Shelter.

In the spring, when all the work
horses must be put to work, II 10
often problem just what to do with
the yearling colt. It goes without say
Ing that they are, in most cases, sadly
neglected. II there are . few green
spots showing in the pasture they are
turned in there to make their living,
and all the attention they receive 10
an occasional handful Of salt.
This change from their ration, OF
grain and hay to one Of grass is pretty
likely to cause Q considerable setback
to the young horse. There should a.
ways be gradual change from grain
to grass, leaving the grain on entirely
BY the time the grass has reached tn
best.
The young stock always become UNI
easy when the grass begins to look
green and the spring days begin to
warm up mother earth. They should
be turned out only for an hour or two
at first, and as they become more ac-
customed to the grass they can be
kept out longer.
During this time their grain and hay
ration should be cut down some, II
they get enough grass to keep them
interested while they are out In this
way their digestive organs will gradu-
ally become accustomed to the grass,
and there will be nc disorders Of the
intestines when they are turned on
the grass to stay. II the colts are
handled in this manner for week or
two 1t will be safe to turn them out.
The colts should have some kind Of
shelter for the first few nights they
are in the pasture. They have been
used to the barn all winter, and 1t will
be just little trying on them to re-
main out in the open on cool, dewy
nights. II there is no shelter in the
pasture they should be driven to the
barn at nights for the first two or
three weeks after being turned out.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Nusz leave to-
morrow for Harrington to spend g
week with relatives, after which they
will go on on extended trip through
California. They expect to be gone
about a month.
Mr.. Garrison, the gentleman who
is serving as trustee in the Franz
WINNER bankruptcy proceedings
was here looking after the stock and
other matters connected with the
same, Monday.
Dan B. Dyer, Republican candi'
date for state auditor, was in LIBERIA
Friday looking over the political sit.
uation and meeting the voters. The
Democrat acknowledges a short call
from Mr.. Dyer while in the city.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-06-30

Mrs. Martin Woodward Of Tyrone
was here on business Monday.
For bargains in feed and hay Sc,
Johnston. Phone "a.
H. Van Giesen of Texhoma wal
here on business Monday.
Help wanted-male and female
New Sanford Hotel.
p. s. Clymer made business tril
to Guymon Monday.
T. L. Gray transacted business
matters at Guymon the first Of tn,
week.
DR.. Higginbotham will be at DR.
Huddleston's Office in the Mile
building each Saturday.
e. ]. Stutsman made a business
trip to Hutchinson the first Of thu
week.
Miss Mabel Evans visited he
brother, Ernest, at Hooker, the frs
of the week.
( WANTED-A cook by July 1st
Phone 1872 or write box 355.-Mrs. S
A. Fields.
Mrs. Cooper and Miss Zana Mad
den of Hugoton were Liberal shop
pers Tuesday.
Miss Emma Wray of Tyrone was
among the out-of-town shoppers In
the city Wednesday.
Waterloo Boy engines and pump
jacks, all ready for the hot, still days
-Thos. ". Cav.
Hr. and Mrs. ]. e. Seitsinger OF
Tyrone were here Sunday taking in
the sights and visiting friends.
Waterloo Boy engines and pump
jacks, all ready for the hot, still days.
-Thos. w. Cav.
Mrs. John Bridges and children re-
turned Friday from Missouri, where
they have been for several weeks.
Jerry Long of st. John, Kansas,
was visitor at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. r. H. Malone, the first of
the week.
FOR SALE Cheap: 800 acres of
land 10 miles from Liberal. Close to
school and church. Good terms
Q. A. Weber.
Mrs. Joe Dupont and daughter,
Maurita, went to Tyrone Saturday to
spend the week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hoffman are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. Hoffman g
mother, Mrs. Schmick, of Hiawatha,
Kansas, this week.
Postmaster e. s. Irwin and family
returned Wednesday from a several
weeks visit with relatives in Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kindschi will
leave Sunday for Nebraska, where
they will spend a week or two with
Mr.. Kindschi's parents.
Mrs. d. F. Woods and daughter,
Dorsey, returned Wednesday from a
several weeks visit with Mrs. Woods
daughter near Ochiltree.
DR.. B. H. Day brought L. G. Nor
gan over from Hugoton Monday for
an X-ray examination and medical
treatment.
\ WANTED-L Lunch counter and
dining room waitress at the Grier
Houses on the Rock Island lines
Apply to T. L. Dickey, Mgr, Cimar-
ron.
A card was received from a mem
Der of the party which went to the
far southwest in Stutz car Tuesday.
The city of Amarillo, Texas, was
reached the first day. Some mud and
food water was encountered near the
Musquette creek.
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A daughter was born Monday nigh
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Loewen.
Judge Grinstead transacted lega
business in Guymon Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Simon wei
coined the arrival of a baby girl into
their home Tuesday.
Rev. R. A. Dadisman will preach
Sunday afternoon at $500 o'clock a
the Sleepy Hollow school house.
Mrs. F. H. Faris arrived Monda,
from Guymon to take osteopathi,
treatments from DR.. Pellette and Wis
it friends in the city week or two
The Majestic Theatre Orchestra
plays at the Keystone Hotel during
the noon hour OF each day and Sun
day evening.
Editor Tooker of the Beaver Dem.
ocrat was a business visitor in the
city few hours Tuesday. The Demo.
crat acknowledges pleasant call
from Tooker while here.
Mrs. M. F. Brown arrived the last
of the week from Oklahoma where
she has been visiting her son. She
will make an indefinite visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Feather.
Will Johnson, machinist at the
roundhouse. left Saturday for Kansas
City, where he will spend few
weeks on business and pleasure. He
is taking his vacation at this time.
Ray Wright, brother of Carson
Wright, returned the last of the week
from Cananea, Mexico, where he has
been engaged in the mining business
for several years. Mr.. Wright can
tell some narrowing experiences that
happened in that revolution torn
land, and states conditions are SIM
ply deplorable in the land of the
hombre.
Miss Clara Evans returned Tues
day from Pratt, where she has been
visiting friends. She went from here
to Hooker where she and her sister,
Miss Mabel, will spend week or
two on the farm with their brother,
Ernest, who is looking after the har-
vesting of the wheat crop on the
farm about four miles from Hooker.
The children Of the l.. T. l.. had a
picnic at the city park Tuesday. Re-
freshments were served by the ladies,
consisting Of ice cream and cake, and
the youngsters enjoyed themselves
watching the antics of Lee LARA
bees bear, which has a cage in the
park. This organization will meet
only on the last Tuesday of each
month during the remainder Of the
summer.
The wheat crop is showing up well
at harvest time Notwithstanding the
drought, hail storms and other affiic-
lions wished onto II by the crop
killers. Headers are going in full
blast in every direction from town
and stacks are becoming numerous.
By the time the paper reaches the
readers the most of the wheat around
here will undoubtedly be in the stack
and threshing will begin in week or
two.
On trip to the northwestern
section out of Liberal Tuesday there
was found three headers cutting
wheat for John w. Baughman. The
yield is not so heavy as last year, but
the grain is fine. Many of the farm
ers are busy with the harvest at this
time, and here and there work is go
ing on with a man short. There ex-
lists little shortage in hands, but the
wheat being light, the crews may run
better this year than
last. The wheat noted on this trip
will run about ten bushels to the acre
and the test will be high, which will
pay pretty well for the CROP
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-06-30

Josephus Daniels, secretary of the
navy, reached Chicago from st. Louis
recently and talked with emphasis en-
the need of dreadnoughts. The coun-
try, he said, demands bigger navy
and army.
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Charles Evans Hunghes' summer
White House" this year will be at
Bridgehampton, Long Island. The
Republican candidate has leased Tire
medden," the Easterbrook home there,
for July.
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Lieutenant Robert Fay, sentenced to
eight years in the federal prison at
Atlanta for plotting to attach bombs
TO vessels carrying supplies to the en-
tente allies, admitted that he had writ
ten to President Wilson asking that
he be deported to Germany instead of
being sent to prison. He now is in
the tombs in New York.
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A sentence of from three years and
six months to seven years in Sing
Sing prison has been imposed upon
Leonardo De WHO, who was convict
ed recently of attempting to place a
bomb in the municipal building at New
York.
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stomach Troubles and Constipation
To wear on bright June days

II will cheerfully say that Cham
berlain's Tablets are the most salts
factory remedy for stomach troubles
and constipation that have sold in
thirty-four years drug store serv-
ice," writes s. H. Murphy, druggist,
Wellsburg, N. Y. Obtainable every
where.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-06-30

Heavy correspondence reaching the
White House within the last few days
indicates the extent to which the
American people have been stirred by
the Mexican situation. Letters and
kilograms are being received from
persons in all parts of the country,
offering their services in case Of war.
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Mobilization Of Chicago's great food
Industries for the supply of the regu-
lar army and guardsmen, who are to
be engaged in border service, has be-
gun. Several corporations declared
they had sidetracked private contracts
to give government orders the prefer
ence.
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The last big preparedness measure,
the Fortincations Bill carrying appro-
priations and authorizations Of $685.
875,123 for coast defense and field ar
tillery. has been passed by the House
by a vote Of 165 to ..