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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
osueraeI0mardaa j. @aaenen 6eaie6t Nd an Sic iSron

neS ertruufenen @auleS bemerft En-.
gdn5eno oo5li oaB bier 2oder iiuo,
ole man gut tiit 3u perinci0en
@egen Niittog lange ib bel Der
Brigade on. Sin lie5ensDiir0iqer
Sauptmann erfldrt ii9 ioiort bereit,
MIDI in 6aS Q(uerifi5geldu0e 81 be-
eleiten. 2ei6er lit oaS g8etter ie6r
0unitig. Gem Sauptmaun, Der ie6e
@in0ung IN ben @rGbeu ino ebamo
genoii Die gegeniiberlieqenoen &8ben
fennt, enti6leiert ii9 Die 5erne gon5
anoers ais mir unO last ibn auc5
BORT nod horofteriifiicbe Sormen er.
fennen, no icb I'M @olfengrmt nur
beritbmin6en0e oitufle @ebiloe Uabr.
nebne.
gSenige @einuten Dor ems finOe icb
mid am nGcbiten Gag auf Dem Sri.
gaoe6efeblsiton0 Elm. anapp unier.
bqlb Oes Gipiels fiibrt Elm 8uqougs-
groben III oos ilntcrir0iibe @claB,
0o5 bon elmer gl5etplenlanlpe erbeilt
it, 1i6t oane6en liegt Der 9eobodl-
hingSitan0 0e8 glrtiaeriefonuun.
0eurS
Bunft ems beginnt oas gSirnu9s-
idieBen. Son oen Soben blisen Die
9lbi6iuic Der 6elofononen mo aroBc.
rem 8lodbo6ngeiAHtc, dit5 oen G0.
lern Die Der S,diibiBeu nno ihpcren
a}6rier. @al0 iin0 IS ic5orf umriiienc
belle 6cucrfligeln balo triIDrote
6lomnlenfdder.
SD oebe in oen llnteritono Inter
Ser gl3etplenldntpc iibi ~0er @aupt.
mann bon geiteru. @ire Serge oer-
itGrft 6os 2autpenlibt. Sein 0an5eS
g8crf5eug lit Gin 9lod Napier ein
@leiiiiit lul0 cine Seortq. ouf Ser oie
Stelllnaen Ser fdnpicn0eu &egimen-
ter, @ataiaone lln6 s3onipaqniep eius
gejeibnct iiu6. Seine @auphuafie
ober iii oas ne6an ibm bingeu0c 'Sor-
robr.
,9}in" bcariift or nic6. ,,Siuo
Sic bcuintcrgetomncu2 Ilr@s Ee.
lcpbon iicbt man iumer nod Oa8
mciiic. 80 9Pinlten."
Der G6erit gcbt auf nt0 ob. Gr lit
elm flciner Serr, scr fait unter ieinem
Ho0nautcl 0eri6npt,oet. @r lpar
la0c in ssiiolueit boi bon @Dino.
fel0sna niiigcuiacbt iibcraoilpt Gin
2eteA poa gl6cnleuern lmo @efa6ren
binter iiA. @r ipribi mtaig mO iiebt
nic oui oie aome N}an fat Dos @e.
fiIbl, Dab ct nlcs. mas in iener I'M.
ii6i6orcn 6crnc geitaie5t, nit ieinem
inncrcn @eitbt Derfolet. Gin Mort
0eniiot, lin ibn bic 8uimlmeubdnge
Gegrciieu 81 lalleN.
9ei0e Dlduuer iiuo nuBeroroenilih
nari6ic0cu rn0 Gleirhen itd Noh in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

o9ritte Gompognie mel0et, OoB
9htiiened 5n menig bcleet lit 3ebntc
&onIpognie Iagt oa5 Seucr l0ge nod
reidit5 tur5. Socben iein6liAa
9eobadtimesiIeae cinGeiboiien. Slog
in Die quit
oSraDo". niirmelfe Ser 9berit.
Ger 9lrtiaeriefonlnla10eur un0 Gin
Snlptmonn Der @}ineniperfer iino
cingetreten. 9ie 9trtiaerie lit nit Dem
Setter lln5ufrieoen ben 4Rinenmer-
fern lit es gerooe redt 10.
Si1 einem fort iDnurrt oos Tele-
pbon.
n6nier mlis 9iuiienef Iiegt iest
gut SIeur geraoe oufs 5el6 trait iid
menclnb 5u itbieBen aus 5urdt, Die
eigenal Seute 81 treffen. - @itolid}
Az itbieBen 9fuiieu Crime 2eu6tfu-
gcln ,ib. Die 9iuIien i9ieben lett
beftig in ole S1htGt.~
,,SDIlen lie nur," nrnrmelt Der
3J6erft. oDo lit piel 9Blas uno fein
Wlenid 6rir.~
ug}oh 5e9n Wtiniten. 9luf Ser
redten Geite 2eitling 5erriiicn. GO
Buffet iino ON 9hIiened ous9crilicn.
Serr 96erit, Die Giirfen baben
qlei6 bic @elegenbeit beuiiBt, in ben
ririithen @raben 5l ee6eu. Sic ia.
ZEN 400 @efangene nuO 8mei Wlo-
i6inenoeiDe6re erbeutet.
,,8rabo."
SD trete binaus. 9tlle Soben bor
ms iino IN @olitb ge6iiat. @S brooelt
into moat. Oas Erommelfeuer bat
begonnen.
SD iteige lpie6er in Den 9eobacb.
tungsitano binitnter SSrgeno ehpoS
bat ii9 bort oerGnoert. Ser Oberit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

&roltienpol0 borriiden tm0 binter
Dem oritten Battalion ben @raben be-
icbcn.~
0rouBen lit ibluor8e glodt. @ir
ale iiBen o6er iieben int g8alier. 0ie
2ompe lit erloidcn. g}ur Elm Steorin-
lic6t ocrbreitet ciu weniq 2idbt ii6er
Die meiBen 0i9t beidriebenen 9ogen.
@s gebt mli neut.
@ic W3eloltng fomnt, ooB Oas
0ritte 9otoiqon Elm Stiid 0eS Sra.
beno6iAuiitS beiett bat. Gs itebt IN,
ter beftigem 9lrtiaeries, @linen. umO
neutrality-suspicious.. Son gtoroen
Der periu1t Die febente aompognie
oui5uroaeu. 1ort oibt es erbitterte
S5on0grnnatenfGmpie.
SD trete binous, toppe all Sen
trieienOen @robempGnoen entlang
IS reanet Sin itarfer 8ino roridt.
Sinter Oen fernen @olfen 5udt eS
bon 6eu 5erflieBenOen &idtibeinen
Der 2enbtflgeln. SIMMER pie0er, nit
oer5weifelter 0ait oerird)t man bort,
oie Giniterais 5lt 5erreiBen. IS lit elm
dneitli6es, nerp0ieS SIudern.
sd beriudc, mir 0en aompf Dor.
3iItcGen. Snl frem0eu Grabenqepirr.
SIM @ed1el 5pii6en orenem 2iGt
un0 ibpor5elu @unfcl. 8enn man
nift meiB, oh Die @ronote, Die man
iiber oie 8riiihpe6r f@latoert, nicht
oen 8reuno trifit. Sb Der g(rm, on
Den man ii6 beim Stolpern flan.
inert, einem niht Dos @teiier in Die
g9riit itoBt. llnO bon o6en proHeln
S6ropneIls, oonnern @1inen.
Sym @efebtsitonO beleudtet Oic
Serge cine i9abeigiane @elellidoit.
Sod aIlmablib treffen eiinitigere
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25
Sin Td,ucrcr aampf.
llefcAt8iLaaS elner @riaa6e.


Die cgl!ei arpei Gtun0en Der0en
i'm gillto 3uriidgelegi, oif elmer
StroBe, bic iblper 3u beibreiben 1T.
ghlf @treden gleiGt tie oem llrbreL
ouf Strefeu Sen s0lonogebirgei.
DlrA Dies G6oos fdmpit itA oas
9luto bin0urh.
Gas gluto geb0rt III ben G'nt-
oedungen oeS @rieges Sd lparte im.
mer ouf 0cn Wfonn oel ent0edt, oaB
cs elm Scr5 bat, gloern boller 8ltt,
ilber1aapt aii lebenOeg g8eien lit.
S9r battet es uur cinruol mif elmer
0ieier sfriegsiabrteu erleben ioaen
lot b0ttet cs befuunoern gelernt, ia
oero6e5u lieb geluonncn. SSeBt itedt
cs fcit Gin ghlgenblid oss 8ciinnens.
@an riidt es 5ltrhd lno thirst init
iticrbdIter g2lit nod enmaI III ben
Ircd. Gs Idnauit, it6bnt, gerat IN
9laierei lpinnert Dor 3orn, iein SSl.
ueres fotbt glii66eiBen 9ltem itoBt cS
aus aber loder lGBt Is ui6t. GnoliM
bat as aeuonneu mo o0s @cfilbl Der
Grl0ntna miro BON allen SniolIcn sc.
teilt. SCUM forfeit es pciter uie cine
bctrunfene Sficienbumhrl. Gor oenI
Gprii6regen bon 5hofolaOe, Den eo
nufi1lcuDcrt remit aaes oapon. Die
nultigiten 5oloaten rciBcn aus, uno
aite g9eibcr ipriueen iiber 6rcite. @al.
ieror16en, 0aB es cine 2uit 1T.
glber iii %nfoiu gibt ielbIt Oas 9luto
oos 9lenuen aitf Sier eupartcn inns
9feroc,
9Gir geroter in cine aoloune.
Sdmn6 bcocdt &'oacn ilno 6obrcr.
SAmu6 6dngt al Sen @dulen in ben
8elibabnen ser Stangenrcitcr, ielblt
un ibren plllnpen &cOerinuten. &ont
GdjnutB itu0 ale 6oruen peripiibt.
gsSaaeL Eiero mo 9iliter glci@ca
priulitiDen Stllnihperfen
Gie 2olt oli 0ieien &efdbrter 1T
nidjt QrcB. piegt aber oeito idmarer
laner 5ta6l Spreugitcii mo @tca.
&riioen ouI sen itniiasbarcn @obln,
mro morBcn sic guIt iebr ciier5a!tiq
icin g8ir,bieacn ab 0it Stgaae ioiro
ciuiamer, o6pobl 81 ibrcn bel0en
Geitep Sdlier ltc6en Belle lno scr
Idofcnc Ga imo oort ragt aus bern
brciteii Sdlaumi cine Stange nil
cinen @trobpiidl ulf. I'D fragc einen
@olooten, mas oas it, Der 1oloal
itcnt fd Itranm iti0 erui0crt, Sos
lit elm DioiIionsbeie6l~ Ger ltrup-
piac @opi laii hlafelroer 30buen ci'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

rou9t nidt mebr. @r itebt in Der
D}itte 6es fleinen 9faunle5 uuO blidt
aufbor6elo auf Dos i6mole 8euiier.
DaS &elep5on idweiat. 5lbpt1glii@
orobnen ole Sol5mdn0e. 9ie &uit 1T
feaer5oft faIt, aber Doller Seflom.
mcnbcit.
Gas Erommelieuer brid)t o5. 0ii-
nllten weroen bonn 3iiferblott abge.
leien.
Ger Souptnonu Ieot ben. S6rer
ans 9gr.
Sic S1liontcrie lit ii6er bic S6bcn
beriiber @ie brittle uHo iicbente
liegen Dor ocn rlliiii9cn @r0bcn
9Au5 9ro6t, Gcrls, 0rqbt &em ibr
uidt gra6t, grabt i6t euer ei0eues
@rob. @ie 9luilen reiBen aus. lin
iere 9trti0crie flnft orOentli6 berciu.
II 10. &onlpaguie gum Teil 0rin."
oSie iollen mn nidt iiber bic So,
ben borltoBcn, oos bat fehen 3wecf
iogt Der Sberit.
ogSas2 g9obr6aitig? --- Gie
3polfte aompoguie bat 6aS 5tuilcuecf
genonImen.
Ser Sberlt gebt nlf uno o6 ino bat
ii6 cine iDruoeric96ue @teeritbmm-
pfeife onaeitedt.
Ser &ouptnrann an Ielep6on
Iodt uSemano iroet, OBJ ole llebung
5u @noe lit. n Stein ole lle6ung lit
nod nidt 5a @nOe~
Sin 2cutnont bcnerft Ieiie, ipd.
teitens in elmer balben @hlu0e lei Die
@eic1idte Oor6ei.
gleue @}eloinoer. Gin lmfIareS
SIN inO Ser. 9as Gororingen i6eint
iiberaa 5u ltodeu. 8ie 9t3etDlenlanpe
brennt fleincr iinO flciner. @os Stea.
riuliGt gebt aus. @as @run6waier
ltcigt 0urc6 sic 9tibcm unO Is quati6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

9aupllid6t 0en &or3ug eincs onltdn.
jlgen 'StraBenpfloiters uno GROCER
&einlitfeit Der @oien llno @irts-
bduicr. @3it i6r eemein Bat lie Die
muuoerboQe 2age ole ent3iidenoen
@u5bIide ouf Oos bloue Yleer. lmO
0a3u ouf Sen al ole 65diten mo tell
llcn sllpeuberge gemobneuoen @otter-
BERG 9lpmp.
g8ir0 oieie aIte @riebenIioot elmer
Sa5rbunoerte olten Grooition ltn-
trcl weroen2 g8irO iie ii6 oo8u ber-
geben. Der 6uBidemel fir o6enoldn.
oiiGe Gro6erltugs- un0 9lo6eaeliiite
1ll merOen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

nidt lnternebmen. Ole @rd6en lin0
5ll Oi6t beieinonoer.
Ser 600 5peier 9ifi5iere uuo meb.
rerer Y}onn miro gemeloet. 3lueiun-
oere SIfi5iere iiuO ibper Oerwlmoet.
IS bilft nidts, iagt Ser GberIt
oGoS brittle 9otaillon lutB oie Sa@c
nodmol 0eriucben. g9it ieben ionit
ben gpn5eu @riolg aufs Spiel. 3lUei
Gompdenien 0ieierDe iollen aus Oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

0ieIouneen Elm. GoS brittle 9atoiaon
bot oas eroberte @rubeuihid obac.
riegelt 1ic iiebente aontpoguie bat
ben @robeu Geidubert. Die ieiuoli-
6en @eidite idmeiqep. Dos Gele.
pbon idmrrt imiHer ieltener.
@cgcn @}itteruac6t miro oos @u6e
Der leBten Serge in cine Stolaterue
geitedt 6ei oeren S6ein mir ben
Seimmeg ontreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

einem: in ser uneri6iitterli6en 3lt-
Oeriibt. Bel oem einen lit iie frob-
liGe &roft 6eim anoern reife Or
fobring.
Das TeIepbon idmirrt. Ser @lonn
ON glpporot itopielt umnterbroden.
@ie gl5i1nittsfiibrer melocn aus ben
@r6bcli mie ooS Seier liegt. 0a5
@euerulfonmanoo fragt an, 0as SIR
fHecoberfomman0o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-25

uno idnor1eIt BEL ieoent Sbritt.
8rauBen lit es qau5 olmfel.
1os brittle Battalion mel0et, ooB
borgeibidte @atrouiIeh 0ei 9hliien.
eroben oiAt beie5t gefunOcn boben
Die glrtiQerie ioa i6n nohmolS be.
iUicBer. 9lber Der glrtiaeriefomnions
Oeur fam ole &erontportmg Oafiir
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Nag euISnten gl.@.G.

Sit Sir ocr 6eino auD uoc6 70 nab.
0u bi elm Geti,5cr rui 0nur ~.
uno lricrii Gu in Gdlie. in sis mo ehuec.
Gin Niltel nets id beiti an ois eic-9.
llno padt Stu se6mer3 mo 0eiuiahpeb. Gel
iapier BON SOelte bic 3ur Is.
Nnn rnic.i. Der aricQ m Gnoe baIo Qeb. 49,
Na ia, oaiti la8it 6u rali ef 3.
&i1t icoer lam haJen oa3 Rorfepee r.
Doh mint iiir ieocn oas 0ierii IS.
Niil On I'M caus @clcbrirr, Coulter ooer
ebei per III aue8 Dnippe bier beiBt eS:
Simae ire q.
1Dmcr3i Hi0 Der 3Gbn, Bolt Gn Gin qoeb -
SaHH l0iennleit bin Smu siaosQrlt r. G.
8elgen flo iar69e 6nnldu0er bier mo ba,-
o0lin 2einc BcfaHilnl In Gin 0a, s..
Ser Scoarnue idont 9GcniD nn0 gieb, 49,
@eandi piro Hicmano. Hemals. II g.
gaas trHrei E0l meun Dit anein. mas h6nct
&ial aeliIi oa3 Sic gIntport W GaH5 lidetlldD:
II Whinoparmoni N
Get iri6 trei romm mo Iauic ibueu. -
&rtont Der Ru 81 oem glpp g.
Gbmpi Mot anf ebunib ma niht auf qcbm.
-Aer Nticl III nun nal nbt hc0uc Wl.
G0rii 81 oic 0aHonen 6onnern mo fraecu.
20 9llnc ben W'nno imo aitiiiiere nit
es iider Gin 81 8.
3nl gSiuter bolt flo monDc 9rppc Sen
s@nllppen. boh has N ibr id)ntp 3.
@prii Nn bon terr Elm Iaites Nln6. - Gonn
claude iiir ce briiui ne - s..
Grldt CT Din mal Elm oisacn icbr. ~ 1raa
l5n nit gut zen Iouuii 81
2m sditeuara3eH 6err0t sic @dB @ie
eicbe W mds Scuria z.
Ser geinter Sinuocrus icnnt ni6t ednee -
SOD troboen fobt mon acrne s.
Monmt iioI5 Elm Nrneshiff auf Eid Az 49,
Ndlo III co iuil@. 0aa mabi on3 H.
Aeiat iid aeiUmnft acpubt he Srah -
2rep' ibr ne goo', las LAB lieten ben %.
Eds 80enma siuidi oie Qrobc 3eD. - gI1,
mars oas cin3ae gse6 - gs.
s9w5r ndf bcim 8cuS, l@m5r iiimt belm
II p a.
&elRt Oh ncn 9iem uiif Miiner Sobn2 -
Sdit Sir nlrbis Gin, itbrein y
9iiB 9rit 5rnu5os mic iuo be reil2 -.
ga Genilbcr plti i1 oni bas 1er 3.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-31

Given under my hand this 23rd day o
April A. d. 1917. F. b ACRE,
County Treasurer.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-31

ship thirteen south, range twenty
two. west of the 9th p NJ, in Trego
county, Kansas.
And said petition will be heard at
the Office of the Probate Judge of
said county, on the 18th day of June
A. d. 1917 at 2 O'Clock p. m. of said
dav. at which time and place each OF
ouand all others interested are no.
tilted to be present and show cause.
if any you have. why an order of sale
as PRAYED for should not be granted.
Dated this 21st day of May a. ID.
1917. Roy W. Blakely,
Administrator.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-31
First published in Western Kansas
World, May "a, 1910
Administrators Notice of Hearing Petit
ton to Sell Real Estate

To all whom il may concern, and
more especially TO Hattie Lindberg,
John Lindberg, Daisy Sites, George
Lindberg, Trua1 Lindberg and Evlyn
Lindberg, heirs at law and guardians
of heirs at law of Eric Lindberg, de-
ceased, late of Trego county, Kansas
You are hereby notified that |,
Roy w. Blakeley, administrator of
said deceased, did on the 21st day of
Nav A. D. 1917, file petition in
Kansas, praying that 1 might be au-
thoriZed and empowered to sell the
following described land, for the pur-
pose of paying the debts and cost OF
administration of said estate, towit:
Lot 9, in block 9. in the town OF
Ogallah, in Trego county, Kansas,
according to the plat thereon now on
file in the office of the register of
deeds of said county.
The northwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section two, in town
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-31

fred Dietz transacted business at
Russell Tuesday.
Adam Mai jr. and little son, visit
ed a few days at Russell this week
Waiter Bellaire arrived home last
Saturday night from a trip to
Chicago
Mrs. Chas. Sides wanu to Wa
Keeney Wednesday morning on the
jitney-G rinnen Record
C. H. Benson and son, Judd tran
sacted business in the vicinity OF
Banner and Collyer Monday.
Mr.. Cerons, OF the Caron's Ladies
Outftters store, went down to his
home at Beloit Monday to look after
business interests there
Mrs. Inch who has been spend
ing the last few months at the home
of her brother, A J. Ellermeyer, IN
this city, left Saturday for her home
in Colorado.
Samuel and William Glass and
their mother, of Glencoe township
transacted business with the county
clerk and probate judge at the court
house Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Jones and Mr.
VIM Westover, of ST. Elizabeth
neighborhood, were united in mar
rage at Wa-Keeney, Saturday,
Utica Enterprise.
c. H. Benson is justly proud of
new typewriter desk which he has
oil
1t is a very neat affair and was
made in the manual training work at
the high school by his son, Judd.
Frank Bollinger, from Tribune,
Mrs. Emma Boice, from Wa-Keeney,
and Rose Bolli 1ger, from Dundee
ILL.,, came in the fore part of this
week, called here by the serious H.
ness of their brother, Nell Boll1nger.
Utica Enterprise.
The Rev. Dr. X L. Allison arrived
home last Saturday night from Dali
las, Texas, where he had been at
tending the meeting of the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church
of the United States. He reports
there being plenty of rain all along
his way of travel from Dallas.
An advertisement in this issue OF
the World which is of special inter
est to all the people of this county
is that page Opportunity advertise
ment The business men OF Wa
Keeney have united in making next
Saturday a regular bargain day and
all who read the advertisement and
take advantage of it will be greatly
benefited Look it up and read 1t
and then come to town next Satur-
day and reap the benefits.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-31

Mrs. L. p Davis and MRS. Rose
Hyde were east bound passengers
Tuesday on the jitney, bound for
Salna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wolf, OF near
Quinter, were transacting business
in this city short time last Satur-
day evening.
George Powers, of Hoxie. an ex-
perienced barber is now holding a
chair in j. H. Poffenberger's barber
shop in this city.
VIM. Shrenkler. of Salina, was
here a few days the last of the week
transacting business and renewing
old acquaintance.
The regular preaching services
will be held in the Presbyterian
church IN this city next Sabbath. y u
are invit I'd to attend.
L. P. Davis, manager of the Farm
er's elevator, attended the grain
dealers convention which was held
in Kansas City this week.
Miss Velma Stephens came up
from Ellis last Saturday night for
an over Sunday visit at home. She is
now employed as book keeper in the
office of the Farmers Union at Ellis.
Dean and Melford Bosserman
camehome last Friday evening from
Fit. Hays Normal where they have
been studing music, the violin in par
ticular. They will spend the summer
with home folks.
Five to twenty year loans on farms
and ranches in Trego County Large
loans on ranches or large tracts pre-
ferred. 1t will pay you to figure
with me. Frank Grecian, Hill City,
Kansas-Adv. 10.
The annual Children's Day SER
vices of the Sunday schools in this
city will be held at the various
churches on Sunday, June 10Th
The public sale of H. L. Nelson
has been called off.
Womens friend is Large trial
Bottle of Sanol Prescription Fine for
black heads, Eczema and all rough
skin and clear complexion. A real
skin tonic Get 35c trial bottle at
the drug store.-Adv. ID.
Bert Greenwood went over to
Smith Center by auto last Thurs
day and on his return was accom-
panied by Mrs. Greenwood and
daugter, whohad been spending
couple of weeks at the home of her
parents.
The Heider Tractor not only burns
kerosenebut starts on pure kerosene
without any printing. This is only
one of the many advantages of the
Heider Come and see it pull fouI
listers at my place, miles south and
2 miles east of Wa-Keeney. 81. c.
Bryant-Adv- 10.
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Abstracts of title made promptly a
oasOpa ble ratios w IT SwipQet

Abstracts of title made promptly at
reasonable rates. W. H. Swigget.
For Sale-Cane seed at 81 per bush
ell. J. T. Rhoades, R l. AID 13 1t
For Registered Galloway bull
three wears old. G. G. Baird. lift
Keep cool Phone number 11S for
ice. Deliveries made regularly 6tf.
For Sale year old Red Polled
bull. W. II. Truan, R ADV 13 4t
Fifty head of young cows and five
yearling bulls for sale. M. w. Mason.
Adv. lift.
The Trego County Cooperative as
location has corn for sale at their
elevator. 40
For Sale-Kair corn seed at 81. 90
per bushel. f.. Woodward, Shelton
Ranch. Adv. 12-3t,
There will be dance at Big Creek
hall the evening of June 9th. All
are invited TO attend. Adv. 13 2t
Sanol Eczema Prescription is
famous old remedy for all forms OF
Eczema and skin diseases. Sanol is
a guaranteed remedy. Get a 35c
large trial bottle at the drug store
Adv. Is.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-31

Should you or your child need med
ical or surgical treatment of the eye.
ear. nose and throat, or require glass
es. or orifisial WORK, make date with
DIR. NJ Jay Brown, Campbell build
inp) Salina, Kansas. or see him at the
Penny Hotel, on Monday, June 4tb.
At Ellis, June g. Adv. IT,
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once County Treasurer,
Trego County. Kansas

once County Treasurer,
Trego County. Kansas !
The foregoing list of lands and town lots
which were sold al the tax sale SepleInper
s. 1914. for the delinquent taxes for the year
1913 will be decided TO the purchaser by me.
F. B. Acre. County Treasurer. Trego county
ed before that date.
The list below gives the description OF
each tract of land town lot and supse-
quent taxes interest and charges 10 sep
TENDER q 1916.
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fresh beef at Bakers. adv

Pure home Made Lard at Bakers
Perkins windmills, pumps and
tanks. The mills are oilless and are
guaranteed 10 run five years without
oil. Trego Co. Coop Assn adv49t
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LANE COUNTY LAND

For sale at reasonable prices, and on
easy terms. We can sell you good
smooth wheat land at from SO per
acre up. Write or come and see me.
" e. West, real estate dealer, Digh-
ton. Kan.-Adv
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NINETEEN

Second Hand Fords. $50 and up
Second Hand Ford Mart
Salina. Kansas.
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For Sale-Golden millet seed, re-
cleaned, 81. 25 per bushel, at Farmers
Union elevator or my place. Chas. F.
Folkers. adv lift.
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DRESSMAkINC

will do all kinds of dress making
and altering work at my home All
work guaranteed. Mrs. j. z. Fritts.
Adv I2tf
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FertiIizer or Plant Food

For gardens, lawns, flowers. Increase
yield 300 per cent-25c, SOC and sl.Oo
packages H. w. Finch.-Adv.
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Wheat Land Bargain

We have two quarters and one-half
quarter of nice, smooth Cove county
wheat land for sale at 500 per acre.
Call and let us show it.
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v. f. NIQUfTTE

Office second door north of postoffice,
Wa-Keeney, Kan.-Adv. 40 If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-14
ETIQUETTE

Do not impose upon your escort at the theatre by placing your hat in his lap. Your coat may be thrown over the back of your seat and you can hold your own hat.
 BERNICE: If you are going to ask your girl friends to serve the refresh ments at your wedding you must not ask them to dress in maids uniforms; then, too, your friends will be guests at the wedding first, and their duties in the dining room will be a service of affection. They should wear exact ly the gowns they would wear if they were not going to wait upon the guests. White flowers and ribbon should always prevail in wedding dec- orations. In reply to the good wishes of the guests after the ceremony the bride may say: 'SThank you So much! I am sure that I shall be happy!' or You are very kind. With such a hus- band I can be nothing but happy"
 Mrs. L.: You should leave cards when calling in the evening, just as if it were afternoon; and although the newcomers you call upon live next door and may later become intimate friends, you should leave cards when making your first call.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-14
MAYOR WILSON
 AT PATRIOTIC
 GIRLS MEETING

Mayor Clifford B. Wilson. in mak- ing the opening speech at the mass meeting in the High School audi torium Wednesday evening of Girls Patriotic League, asserted that a great deal depends on the outcome of the next few weeks. He said that in his opinion there was too little realization on the part of American people of the intense gravity of the situation.
 The Mayor said that as a rule we all took very willingly what the coun- try had to offer us but thought too little about our debt to the country. He urged individual effort and said that he believed the burden had been placed squarely on the shoulders of the women. Many fields are now open to women and he stated that it was the duty of the Girls Patriotic league to uphold the splendid traditions of this country.
 There was a very large audience present at the rally and much en- thusiasm was displayed in the singing of patriotic songs under the capable leadership of Mrs. F. B. Grannis and an orchestra Mayor Wilson intro duced Mrs. Ansel G. Cook of Hart ford, the state chairman of the Girls plained the meaning of the pledge and the duty of every member who took that pledge.