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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
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, Sleepless-
ness, Neurasthenia, Obesity, Pleurasy,
Scrofulous Diseases, Diseases Of Men
and the Tobacco Habit.
The doctor furnishes all his own
medicines
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
PILES

Itching, Bleeding. Blind or Protrud-
ing Piles quickly and permanently cured
WITHOUT THE KNIFE. No cutting.
no chloroform OF 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 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: Z. E. SPARR. ND
229 Glendale Bldg,
10th and Grand Ave, Kansas City, No.
Reference: Gate City National Bank
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
MILK NOTICE.

All milk sold by me is strictly on its
merits, and is warranted to be pure
and clean and to test as high, if not
higher, than any other milk sold in
Hays City If such is not the case, I
viii cheerfully refund your money.
solicit your trade.
Yours for wholesome milk,
JOHN KEBERLEIN,
Phone No. 185, Hays, Kans.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
VIII Trade for Land.

A $500, 900 rental property in Kansas
City clear of incumbrance. Yearly
rental $50, ,OOO
A s165, 200 rental property. Yearly
income S65, 900 also in Kansas City.
Other ranches, farms and city proper
" and town lots for sale. If interested
call and INVESTIGATE
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
Bow Scouts on the Job.

No one but the members of the en-
tertainment committee can appreciate
the splendid work done by the boy
scouts during the Teachers meeting
They are manly young fellows who are
learning the lesson of service early.
They are credit TO themselves and
their parents. J. S. Bird.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
DIR. SPARR.
SPECIALIST
WILL BE IN HAYS CITY
Thursday, March 2Srd
At the WINDSOR HOTEL
For One Day Only
On His Regular Monthly Visits
Hours: am to 6 pm.

PREPAREDNESS FOR YOU
Do you know that regardless Of what
disease attacks you, it is only by the
assistance Of the army of white corpu-
cles in your blood that you can hope to
repel the invading army OF disease
germs?
PREPAREDNESS FOR YOU means
throwing of every chronic weakness or
ailment that is slowly killing of your
army of white blood eorpucles, leaving
you a quick victim TO any acute disease
you may encounter
Perhaps you say, have tried TO get
rid Of my rheumatism, or stomach
trouble, Tor whatever you may have)
and found no cure
Have you ever tried q reliable and
thoroughly trained specialist
If not, you have not as yet really
made an earnest effort TO get well
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
N, R. TREAT

Was native of the State of Ohio
and where he spent his boyhood days
Several years before the outbreak of the
Civil War he went to Dubuque, Iowa,
where he was engaged in the mercan-
tile business. In 1861 he was married
to Mrs. Cordelia Coburn and then
moved to Memphis, Tenn, where he
remained until after the war was over.
Came to Kansas in the latter part of
1866 or the beginning of 1867. Re
mained for a short time at Ellsworth,
and came TO this city on the first con-
fifty years ago. He has seen the ups
and downs of pioneer life and settlers
have come and gone, but he has been
in our midst doing good in many ways.
From the very first day in our city he
became known as the friend of every
body with whom he came in contact.
He was prosperous in business, yet 1t
is doubtful if there ever was a public
enterprise for the good of the commun-
ity in which he did not give money,
time and kindly interest to its success.
Until about three years ago he was
familiar figure on our streets, cancer
then commenced to undermine his Wig
orous constitution. In spite of his Attic
ton he was cheerful and took a lively
interest in everything that happened in
the world. That death would come to
him sooner or later was not a shock for
he expected and was prepared to meet
the grim reaper.
On the 9Th day of March, 1916, he
died full of years. Is survived by his
wife, a mum Der of relatives in Ohio,
and some in the west. On the 9Th day
of March he was buried from ST. Mi
chael's Church, a building that he
caused to be built several years ago.
DR.. Frederick Thompson officiating at
the church. At the grave the Masons
took charge and their ritual was fol-
lowed in committing the body to its
last home.
Mrs. Averin went to Ellis, Thursday,
for visit with friends.
Attorney J. M. Wiesner came down
from Topeka, Thursday morning, on 2
visit to friends and relatives. He went
over to Ellis in the afternoon to visit
his parents.
For Sale.-4OOO bushels of corn, of No.
2 variety. Prices reasonable.
Lloyd A. Nelson,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18
THE WINDSOR CAFE.

Has opened up their soda fountain
and will serve cold drinks of all kinds;
also ice cream. Short orders at all
hours
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-03-18

Rev. A. S. Hale viii leave for Con-
cordiG, Monday Of next week, to at
tend the annual meeting of the Metho-
dist Conference which meets In that
city. In the past five years that Mr.
Hale has had charge of the Masters
work IN Hays, he has accomplished a
great work. Under his pastOrship the
membership of the church has increas-
ed greatly. and the religious ardOr has
been intensified to marked degree,
and 1t is almost the unanimous wish of
his congregation that he may be re-
turned by the Conference.
You will save money by placing
your farm loan with us. We pay
cash as soon as/papers are signed.
] M. Schaefer.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

fiibrt Der @sg gum .SfonaO binab.
Srdse flieBt Ct nit gelbli9en Wogen
Gem Meere gu. an ieinen ufern aber
1T bas 2ebeu ausgeitorben. Die fritz
fer 10 poltrei9en @iertel Der unte=
rem Staot liegen 5erfdohen nno perz
G0et ba.
9afir berrfdt in Der innsren
Staot siemli9 reyes 2eben. ia Diele
seflii9tete 8enohne, iinb nod Der
3frsiten Sionaof9la9t 5uridgefebrt
ilnb in ser Gtaot g~eblieben, bic @ez
f6dfte {inO auf Der Dem Seinbe abs
geipamOten @trabenfeite often, uno
Sic meiFen @irtsbdufer finO gefint.
nie in oen beiten Sagen. Mertpiirz
big: Der Barber r~aiierte mid, uno
1eine 9ono amitterte nidt i'm gerina=
ten, aIs tpenige GtraBen peiter cine
fGpere italienif9e @ranate nit befs
tigem Rra9en einf9lug. Mls i4 Nns
fihtsfarten fdufts, tlong ebenfals
cine @rploIion gang nahe, dber Die
Y~erfduferin faste gan5 rubis: Gin
S9rapnea!A.
Sin poltommener Tatalismus ldBt
biele MenI9en i'm Grandtenregen 10
rubig leber, ipie i'm Jrieoen. Sic fino
du@ Elm biB9en ftola 6arauf, sab
Qeute bierbertommen uno oas fon~
oerbar finben. 2d@elno iDebren fe
ab: Gs lift ia nidts babel =.
.0ie Staliener treffen ia boa
ni9t." iagte Die 0ertduferin Der Nn>
ii6tsfarten, ols Oh in o;efem Sale
bas Ti9ttrsffsn nidt senau 10 se=
fdbrlid. ia eigentli4 gefdbrli4er
trGre als Ous Sreffen.
Man ssbt natirIi4 aud in bas
fetiibmt geiporoene Cafe. faf an ie<
rem Der our9l09erten Teniter iibt
cir @aft, fdlirft ieintn &offee unO
left iseIenrubig feline 3eitung. Der
&sIner perfi4ert. bob ieBt Die 5sns
sterpIdse nod gsiudter iinb oils i'm
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
Elm preubisebes MatroseAitiAGen

l. S6Ou gu elmer 3sit, oIs es nod
feline Oeutf9e Tlotte CAB unb Die
preuBen feline gei4uIten SeefOloaten
6atten, baben ii9 bereits preuBii9e
Matrolen ausgeaeidnet. @s mar i'm
Sabre 1859, als Trisori9 Der @roBe
INN bos Ginlaufen Der f9pebii9en
Slptte in bas @tettiner 9aff gu pers
6inoern, apDlf &ouffabrteii9iffe nit
etpa 600 MatroIen uno Solbaten
beIebte un6 not0iirftig ausriiltete. SIN
Geptember oes genannten So6res fam
es gu einem 3uiammenitoB nit Der
fein6li6en Geemo9t. Mie es Dors
o~ussuIeben NOR, tpurOe Die preubil9e
i~mproDifierte 5lotte gef9lagen, einige
@9iffe aber enttamen gliidli9 nod
@tettiu, bic iibrigen fieleu nit 4rsz
riiftung uno 8efabung ben S9meOen
in Die 9Gnoe.
Die gefan9engenommenen Ntann@
f9aften purOen oorlGufig in Stral~
iuno in Die Stride gefperrt, uno ppn
bort aus foaten fe pa4 &arlsfrona
transpOrtiert perOen. Diefe @biiAt
Der S@meDen fam ibnen gu Shren,
uno ie f9ipuren fi4 Oesbalb inss
geIamt, baB iie lieber auf benz MaHer
}ferben podten. als ii9 bOrtbin brin@
aen laiTen. Mie oas aber anfangen?
0oIh tnnren tie einid. sic Derdbres
beten miteinanOer, ouB, iobalo man
iie eingei9ifft battle unb iie iib auf
hober See befdnbsn, tie pl0Bli4 iiber
lire Sransportfpmmanoos unp
@9iffsbemannung berfallen unO fi9
10 BON Dem u~nfreipiaigen So9e be-
freien polten. @rtennungsz unb Sos
iunggruf foute iein: ~4eiper al,
diner all"
nnb tpie lie es ii6 Dorgsnommen
6otten, 10 fiibrten ie es aus. @m
19. Sftober ipurben iie ouf Spei
@@iffen eingefdifft, auf Dem einen,
tpeldeg ales in anem nit 30 Bis 40
Mann 8eoedung uno 8smannltng be-
ieBt fem mp4te, puroen q g%efangene
Sol0oten bonn Regiment putttamer
unb 1874 bon ben Matrofen unterge~
brodt. Mm Mbenb bes 20. Sttober
ert0nt es pl0Bli4 bon alien Seitsn:
uMeper al, dmer au!!" unb nit Mafz
fen Ser peri9iebenten unb fonoerli4>
item Dirt perfen fi9 Die @efangelen
ouf bic i9peoif@e 8efaBung, Die
rot~ uno tatlos bor S9red fi9 mad
turaem 9ano9emenge Biz in Die unz
teren Rdrme bes S9iffes 5uradOrdnz
gen unb bort Big auf ben leBten
Mann einfperren lGBt. Sin erfabz
rener Matrofe eriebte balo ben
6teuermann unb oirigierte bas 5abr=
seug auf &olberg gu, mo- Sic 9liid=
Iia 8efreiten frObli4 Ianoeten.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

6rembe iast, neil es i5nen feline Orr
Felt geben fam.
Mae oieie gefdn9enen Staliener ie=
Fen intelligent aus uno piHen gut gu
er3dblen. uno immer tebren in ibren
Gr3dblungen Die 2eioen pieoer, bic
ie in Der feurigen 9DGle Ger poo9ora
uno oes Monte San Mi9ele bur9s
qema9t baden. @ieaei9t iibertreihen
iie Elm tpenig, ipie bies @efangene
germ gu tun pflegen, aber zines IdBt
I9 aus alien S9ilberunsen bon
Jreuno uro 5eino entnebmen, baB
6iele teioen 8ers60ben uno cine
Critic. Der Monte Sabotino, Die @Drs
rnmittelbar beIdiiben, BON Maitte
Sftober Bis 6eute mirtli9 cine 9Dne
eepeIsn iinb, in Der gauge italienif9e
Hegimenter fir INNER perfanfen. Mie
ein getpaItiger Sling umfdlieBen fie
bonn Beiten, bonn Noroen unb Giiben
Sie Sta6t @0ra, oas beiBerfebnte 3iel
Ger IeBten italieaiI4en &ngriffe.
Die lonoesiibli9en Jubrperte, Die
rns mad @0ra bringen iouten, erinz
rern febr an oie au9 in @aIi3ien
per~penbeten. Man bat in biefem
2riese Den sroBen @ert ser tleinen
bosnii4en un6 gaIi3iiden pferb9en
ertannt, bic 5fpar feline groBen 2aiten
1dleppen tDnnen, aber Ielbit auf Ben
iGpierigIten StrdBen borfpdrts foms
men uno i'm 9o9gebirge trittii9er
iino. Der No9i4ub pirb, fopeit
ni9t automobile bertpenoet tperoen,
ebenIo nie Der Observation-Disclosures
pert faft ausf9lieBli9 bur9 iol4e
Jubrfperte beforgt. Die bsiben $50
niteln" f9lugen Oenn ou9 einen gez
miitIi9en Srab an, unO na9 elmer
Ealben Stunbe 1e6en mir bereits Das
bo9 oufragenOe 8altea BON @Ora,
ION f9peren ountlen &egsnpolten
iiberbansen. 1lno bann Die gan5e
f60ngelegene Slon3oitabt- Mie mir
lie 8orftoot pahieren, f9ldgt nit
gefDaltI9em Small Elm pdar 1urtoert
S9ritte BON urs cine f9pere itdliez
rif9e @ranate Elm, bal6 oarauf cine
3ipeite. BON ir9enopo %antporten 6ann
unisre eigenen @ef9iBe, unb aus
Iibli9er 9i9tung, BON Son Mi9ele
her, erbr0bnt unaufbOrlider. INNER
fidrter tperoenoer bumpfer &anonen<
trnner. Man fpiir!. 6aB man in Der
Gtaot an Der Jront 1T. in Der Staot,
sic feIbit einen Sell oes sroBen
G4la9tfelbes am Sion5o bilbet.
rSn @0ra lit INNER etpas los,"
hatte uns in unferem leBten Quar-
tierort Sisnorina Sttilia, bic fed.
sebnidbrige Sanbelsidilerin, gefd9t.
Die ibre gltern aus Dem gefGbrli9en
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

gerIiden 8etradtunsen fort. pOas i'll
einmal 10: bic einen frepieren ON
Monte San Mi6ele, Die anoeren pers
tienen Milionen."
Der Gaporale neben inn, Elm
Norbitaliener aus 8etbino, Der BELL
tlon0 mar unb ausfab pie elm 5riefe,
ridte BLOB 3uitimmeno. St mar in
her No9t beriibergetommen, %freitpilz
Jig, neil er bonn &riege genug bate.
wSopie Der 3rieg aus 1T. gebe i9
Apie6er gu meiner 6trma nod pforoz
beim 5uriid. Sieben Sabre babe i9
BORT gearbeitet, Biz i4 pieoer nod
Stalien auriid muBte = ipe9en beg
Rriesss.@
8ittere WDrte finbet er Damn fir
fein @aterlan6, bus bas 8lut leiner
GSbne fOrDert, unb lie oann in Die
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

TtieSen. munder Sffi5ier febt fi&
grunoldbIi9 muir gum Jenifer. SroB
Der aabIreiden @sIdOHe unO aud
elmer ganSen @ranote, bic in Dos Coz
fal fieIen, lit MIR gang am Anfang
reg Rrieqes Elm 6auptmann ON Sem
iter 5diper beripun0et por0en.
Oas SoteI 1T Bis duf cine @ra>
rote, Oic i'm @artsn nieberfiel, gang
unbeT9GOiet g%ebIieber. Der piccoIu
Trbonn bate ni9ts Oogesen. uenn
Der Rrieg nod Elm Sobr bauert. gu
@eginn Der &Gmpfe UNI @0r5 flii4s
tets ndmli9 Der aagbafte 3obIfeuner
IN cine rubigere @egen0, uno ibm
fDlgte aud Der @pei1entrdger, 10 baB
Sobonn nit feinen fiinf5ebn Sabren
sur Wiir6e Des 3abltellners emporz
itteg. Mit Stola er5Gblt er, Dab CT
in bret Monoten touienO Rronen err
fpart bat. Sobonn ipeiB ales. Seine
0rondfe, feline 6lieserbombe entgebt
Fsinem seI9ulten Obr uno er fibrt
Sud iiber ale oieie Greignife. DEM
er tpeiB, bdB tpGbrenb beg &rieges
uno na9 Dem &riese Jremoe in gro>
fer 3abl nod S0ra tOmmen iperOer.
SieIe SSremoen reroen erfabren tpols
len, pie bos nit Der S9ieBerei in
SET erften, 3peiteu, britten uno Dors
laufis pierten ,Sion5Of4la4t gepsien
1T. llnO i'd ion ibm nur ia bic 3st>
lung f9iden, tpenn i'd etpas iiber
gGrs unb iiber i'm bineini4relber
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
Die rgtrafe ser 9atriuten."


mie bic South 2Onbon greB" be-
ri9tet, bat cine forgfdltige Statiftit
ergeben, baB unter allen @traben
2pnbpns bic Srafalsor Street ii9
am patriotif9iten erpieien bat. SIN
@erbGItnts gu Der 9duferan5abl =
insgefamt $50 - baben ii9 in bieier
GtraBe am meiften 8etpobner, ndm=
lid 175. gum S~eeresbienit gemelbet.
Die Srafalgar Street 1T troy ibres
groBartigen Namens cine siemli9 uls
fdeinbare Strabc i'm Waptportbz
Wiertel. Sic pirb, ME bas 2onbo>
1sr 8latt nit Gtola ertpGbnt. BON
nun ab bic rStraBe Der patrioten"
genannt.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11


gepor mir nod @0ra fubren, be-
fu9ten mir oie gefangenen Stalienfr,
lie in Der Na4t ins 9orf gebra9t
lupr6en poren. sic bdtten chen gez
fribftidt un6 tparen germ geneigt,
i:ber ben &risg, iibex @Or3 unb on>
tere intereKante Sinse gu %plauoern.
Gle iparen re9t gut gelaunt, naments
lid Elm f9tporaer 8uri4e aus Sc
nua, feines 3ei9ens 3uderbdder nnb
Dor benz &riege in 2pon beoienitet
Ic6te iibers ganSe @eii9t. als er
fran30fif9 ongefproden puroe.
,,@o3u oiefer &ries2" meinte er.
,Rein Menf9 tpeiB, iparum man in
SiaIien Sen &rieg angefangen bat.
Ser Seufel boIe SaIonOrd; er ftedt
nit Ben 2%ieferdnten unter elmer
Dcde!"
.SG, ia" = fubr er in ieinen dr>
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11


SD mubte Ianee iparteu
GIN 5oologiAen Warten
Guf cine Strnbcnbnbn,
unO bab's nidt germ gcton.
Sic Nummcr nout' nidt iommen,
Gas 6nb' iA trumm gcnontneit,
Neun Dns lit nimnter gut,
Mcnn man tparten u10 tpnrten TUT
&c drecrt mid idGnoIid, ipenn i1
aOunt' fabren fir 5ebn Bfennig,
So mnd)t BAUM pieL IernruB.
Wenn nc Srol6fe i'd ne9men u1lib.
Dn fommt mas Inn sic ode,
uno tpie id ocn &utIder ipede,
Sugt er: ~Hur feen HaDau,
Sic Iebn, id bin ne Sralt.
gaein Iann lit brouben i'm SeIoe,
limb iueien benz Mirt1hdftsieIoe
Sib i'd in Ieinem glod
Den ian5en Sag oufm Bod
sie flint id itieo in ben @daeu,
9as lam ib gar nidt Iogen,
Sd mar nit iBr n[Iein,
uno lie i6lief tpieoer elm.
lin iie nidt 5u erfdreden,
guBt iH tie leiIe peden,
@is mitten in Der Nadt
sic mid nab Sars eebrndt.
Od bin nit M~ibbereniigeu
Sd fpie6er aisgeitiegen,
SD 0riifte ibr Die Sonb,
@obon fie nid6ts beritano.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

@Sra ipeooebrddt botten. Das mar
ihr gar ni9t redt, oenn frii9er i'm
NrieSsn por's in 9oricia furdt6ar
lnnopeiIig, uno iebt, no enbli6 eins
nal mas gsldisbt unb obenorein
@rdnatenferien finO, mub Otttlia
!reableiben. Wlit i9r Elm padr Saus
fenO dnoere @0r5er, bic 5ur5eit in ben
0uartieren am Sion5r pobnten.
Tortbin begeben mir uns nun olss
fol0, ba mir 3uOem bon bort aus
eiiien Slid ouf oie 9oOgOra tun
fonnten. Oie StraBen in oieiem
@iertel finO fat menf4enleer, uno
mon berItebt bas febr gut, tpenn mon
Die BON @rdndten= unO S4rapnel@
itiiden bunOertfa6 Our9l04erten, Dem
sylufe ~3ugepanoten 9Guiermauert
iicbt. Man9e i@0ne palme, mon9er
2orbeerbaum trGgt nod Oeutlide
Gpuren Der 9ef9ieBung, unb ptele
Ser mG9tigen alien 8aumitdmme ba>
len I9pere @un0en buDongetragen.
Sier pfeifen oie @ei9one, Die unleren
GoI6dten duf Der poogara 5ugcoadt
pareu, ober gu bo9 singeu, uno ii6er
rem 8era bintpeg nod Der Staot flo@
oen, defenders bi9t. Bon bier aus
tann man oofiir bic berii5mts 9Ohe
eon3 oeutli9 isben. Sang taRt ulo
lser 1T ser Sang, unO nur orei luubs
Iofe 8Gum9en ragen einiom in Die
G5be. gu Gnfans Der sdmpfs itano
tort elm friider sriiner MalO. Den
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

tco[lte. Seine Gltern bdtten cine groz
Be Sreube oariiber, oaB er f@on elm
10 beriibmter Mann getporOen let.
Die Ftiibseitige DGmmerting Der
far5en GpGt6erbfttage fentte fi9 oufs
2ano, als i9 BON @Ora 4bi4ieo
nobm. Die fleinen pfero9en gingen
einen f9lanten Srab, ols tpoGlten lie
10 raid pie m0gIi9 aus Der u1geS
miitli9en @taot tommen. gu bieier
Gtunoe feigsrte ii@ bas 4rtiuerie@
feuer gu ~unerb0rter 9eftigteit. Mir
ipar's, ols fpiirte i'd trOB Der rai9en
8agenbepegrng Elm lei9tes 3ittern
bes 8ooens. Mm itdrtiten Oonnerte es
IN Der @egeno bes Son Mi9ele. Mie
Elm uttaufbOrli9es balo itdrteres balo
I@pG9eres Stolen Hang IS aus Der
&i9tung bes Meeres. Die umriRe
Res M{i9ele parer 6ur9 oiate
Sacudpolten be3ei9net, uno BON Der
@o6gora Der bliBte bdufig oas Miins
tungsfeuer Der @ef9iBe auf. Jiniter
pur0e es in Der Staot G0r3, iiber
ser Sic glebel bes Sfon8o aufiIiegen,
Inn tie Dor ben Mngriffen Oes tldi@
fGen Jeinbes gu f8iisen.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

0bt's sisbta 8ritii4er
OberF gum .farbigen" G%ngldnoer.
Ser in bic 5rOnt sei9idt piro):
nWeiBt Su, mos bas beiBt2 Du
pirit Der groBen @bre teilbaftig, Did
fir @roBbritannien - toff9ieBen gu
lahen!"
= Trage. Neptua (oIs tpisber
Elm englif4es S9iff gu @runoe
fintD: nNa -. no, -. ipoaen benin
Sic 9erren @ngldnoer gan5 gu uiIs
iiberiiebeln2!"
-nnbeoo9tfam. n@ndbise
Srau fDnnen mir glauben, brouben
sraf ib auf meinem einfamen poiten
tagelong feinsn sebiloeten Menf9en.A
nOos fann S6nen bier anA paiie'
rem, 9err 9auptmonn.1
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

Der &rieg asrfebt unO 8erftampft bat.
Sin alter 9err, Der am 5uBe Der
Qpogora tpo6nte, eradblte mir, ipie
nan 0as @terben Oes Mdloes BON
@6ra. aug mitanieben tOnnte. Bon
brit fab es aug, ols ob ii9 bic Bdu@
me tin our &ube Iesen piiroen; elmer
nod benz anoeren, Big nur mebr iene
Srei Gtdmm9en blieben, Die Dieaei9t
mprgen aud biniinten iperben. 9ier
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

-@nfantferrible. aarl9en
(na9bem er Die Wanb nit Sinte be-
flert): Du. @rpBmutter, piaft ou
ni9t ben Sleden Da abfraBeng
@robmutter (empDrt): Was, ~
ou G9lingel. Marte muir. bas fage
ih oeinem papa!
aarl9en: Mber @roBmutter, gee
tern faste bod papa, tDenn ou obj
trabeit, bonn PetOmmen mir bisi @elo.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

9iefenntibn. Wirt: SIR
Monn f9ldft nun fdOn cine bal6e
Stunbe, f9affen Sic ibn bod fort;
@dfte. Die ni9ts t~rinten, niisen mir
nibts!
Srau: 2afen Sic i'm nur bo. tuenn
er ousgf4lafen fat, bringt er's i9On
tpieber Elm!
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

mme r Der gIei@e. pros
fs~forSgattin (ibren ioeben angetrca>
ten Mann umarmenb): 60. 9er5,
nun babe i9 bid fir INNER, gu Gift
mein S9uB unb mein S9irm!
profeHor (beiOrgt): 2iebite 2orne<
Tie, muB i9 Oenn gerobe bein S4irm
fein; oas perbs if ipohl oft Ders
1,ffen!
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11

S eibeitsbernubupg g.
Sic baden Sbre SO4seit aufgei9obsn.
gnGbiges TrGulein? Ser 9err grdus
tigam ftebt tpobl NIT i'm Seloeg
Nein. nein! Mber iagen Sic bod
felbt: Wobin tOnnte man ieBt i'm
Rrisqs cine 9o9seitsreile maAen2!
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
Mubclmiaer nuO greeOcn6Orn.

9ubeImiIIer: r@orn po
beit abenb Bel Mutter G9ulse uff
De 8eranoa iebn?"
8reebenborn. ,Nuoelmiler,
id bob Dir bod f9on bunbertmul ie>
fogt, baB On oeutf9 reoen 5olit!
st beeBt bod MID n@eranba", fOnz
bern n2OOf9io"!"
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
observation-disclosures

Serrieb, Sribe, mo fommit oenn bu
nuf einmal her. ih benfe, bu liegit I'M
G1iibengraben in Slanbern?
8ar id ood), ober pie mein Moior
b0rte, baB id in 2ibiI giebtreiber bin,
bat er mir gleid 5u'n transporter bon
De 9efangene Gngldnoers gemadtl"
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
gei Der @ai@fran.

sd brinse bic Wdf4e Dor uniern
mDbliertm !9errn". :
,~Sit has aaesg"
.Sa, Den anbern trGgt er geraoe".
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
edattclfanOn.

Die Mdnnsr in ben @diiBengrdben,
Sic Gsrnen jebt bic grieben f9dbeu.
81 gerne fe Die @rd6en f9dben.
@isl lieber iie mad SddBen sriiben.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-11
Jtn hnmharAtRrtPn 0ir3.
@Dra M2itte glopember.

Bon einem arieas6eri6terfatter an Der sionsOfrOmt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-15
Summit

C.. II. Woodward returned from
Bookings Thursday and will remain
here at work on his farm until after
t%hreshing.
Little Alma Engstrom, who has been
quite sick is on the gain.
S. X. Fosness autoed here from
Watson, Mimi, and spent Sunday
and Monday looking after his
business interests.
Miss Anna Fromne returned home
after a visit with friends in Minnesota
G. C. Mogan autoed over from
Bristol Sunday.
Sunday found the town very quiet
but not SO in the country judging
from the various trophies brought in
late in the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Raymond
autoed to WiImot Monday for y
visit with friends and to meet Miss
Phoebe Raymond who accompanied
them home for a few days before TAX
ing up a school in Wilmot vicinity.
Rev. Rinearson went to Ortley Sun
day where he officiated at the marriage
of Miss Alma Kremling to VIM Ness
a son of Pete Ness formerly OF
Summit.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-09-15

Mrs. Stiles and daughter Florence
visited friends in Milbank Saturday.
Miss LaSeure accompanied them here
for a short visit with Miss Stiles.
The Ladies Of the NJ. f. church
meet at the home OF Mrs. Vim. Stiles
Monday afternoon to bid farewell to
Mrs. Chester Larson who leaves this
week for Alberta. Canada. They will
drive over the yellow stone trail as
far as Miles City Montana.
A baby boy vas born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Blackwell here at
the home of Mrs Blakewell's mother
Mrs. Ditmanson.
DR.. Parker reports the arrival Of a
boy at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Andersons south west OF town
Saturday night.
DR.. Lull was called to Wilmot
Thursday evening and reports the
arrival of a bright baby girl at the
home of +. F. d. Carrier VIM William
and wife former residents OF Summit.
Allie Arten lost one OF his best
horses as a result of the runaway he
had last week while in Summit.
+. NJ. Fuller and Lloyed Sweeney
both lost horses this week causes of
death seems to be doubtful.
Miss Maragret Bosacker entertain
ed a number Of her school mates Sun
day in honor OF her birthday.
Geo NadO Jr, returned the first OF
the week from his visit in Minnesota,
and entered school here.