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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-13
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gonntpridter Oabis miro am
81. Stunt e,ttideioen Of Die ga
looms in unlerer Sto0t aben6s I'M
8 llbr 80 idlieBen miiiien ODER Bis
.sebn ubr often baItett fonner.
Montag oben6 tpuroe ait Ser
Soutb 2oop, nnbe ser 5tpeiten Mail-
lion ser Gbauffelir &ugb 8. 9un-
con, Elm Martn bon 90 SaBren,
idfner perlett ntt6 betpuBtIos anfge-
iunlen. Man bradte ibt mad Dem
.@ospital, mo- er Dienitag ntorgem
5niiden orei un6 bier l1br ftnrb.
Spater bat man bret Ma1tner ber-
haftet, Die am aben6 borber init
Duncan in ieinem M1ttomabn geie-
ben mt1r6en. sssszIwsv~
@m lrdditen Sonntag geben
Der oiterreidii6 : uttgariide Ser
elm uno Die rSagerlult" fir lire
Mitglieoer uno oeren Gamilien Elm
9icnie auf Dem biibi1en grunoitiid
Der nSdgerIuit" i'm Meften6.
"a Granf g. Smitb, Der iunge
Gffi5iers Mspirant Der BEL benz
glutomobiIungIiif am Sonntag
ydtuer perIett tpltr6e, lit geitorben.
Der iutge Mann itan1mte aug Sc
gltin urto mar Ser ein5ige Sobn Ser
aertpittpeten 6rau Cora Smitb.
- Die 2icenien oer Salootlbe-
Iiter George Sutton I'm S. S. Cal
fagBnn, bei6e an Der Mnitin StraBe,
limb tDioerrufen, neil tie angeblid
am 5onntag @etranfe berfauft ba-
ben.
Seat 90. @niber bot auf beilte
aben0 INT aht ubr cine gerfamm-
lung aaer Sreinoe Ser ~l1niberIitdt
nod benz @unter 9oteI einberufen.
Ser d)ineiifde @eneraIfoniu[
Song uno leine 8egIeiter itatteten
geIterlt unter Siibrung bes 2eut-
mont Orb benz Mapor einen 9eIld
lit Ser Gta6tbane al. MH ibreln
Automobit tpebte cine 5lagge Der
shineiiiden Nepubfif, Die erite. Die
anon bier fab.
Die Bathing Bead" i'm Brat
Tenrioge Yarf lol UNI cine babe
W1eile er1peitert ipcroen, 70 oaB bort
beauem $4,000 Meniden baoen fon-
men.
Sn elmer @eriammlutg in BET
Eattlemen's grdange, IN Der SRI.
8nbaIn ben @oriit fiibrte, Die ie-
bod MIR (dtpad) beiudt mar, lpuroe
beidfoifen, ben 8eriud gu MAIDEN,
Dob oas logenaante @oltDerneursge-
b1iloe an BET Militarp YIa5a, elm
einit0diger @nll aus oem Sabre
1749 NIT Dem fpaniiden @appen in
febr primitiber Musfiibruna ee-
5iert, erbaIten bleibe. Ger 9eiieer
bat Die Mbfiht, es nieoer su reiBen,
oo es unpertuenobar lit. Man min
10000 Dollar aiifbrinsen, Inn oas
9ous 5l failfen.
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in Dem groBten 8eltfriege ser &C.
ididte ii6 berrlih huabrt, miro
lie bon innen beraus Shritt fir
S6ritt unteraraben, bis bon ben
monardiihen uno eir5elitaatliden
9efugniIfen ni9ts mebr porbanoen
iein miro. 9ie Steallng Deg
8ei6sfan5lers SIT oieien Sragen err
Ideint lns unnerarlttportlid). Sic
miro elm iiberaits tranriges 9latt
Der oelltiden @eid)ifte biloen."
9as u8erliner 9~ageblatt" balt
oaFiir, oieie iiberaus beftige Sprade
loae ben neutrality-suspicious. mie
ben &an5ler einidiidtern nno BON
ieoer frudtbaren ar6eit i'm Gimme
elmer inneren Nenorientierune ab-
i6refen.
Die freifonierpatipe uYoit" meint,
Die Soroerungen oes @uslduiies
brd6ten eigentlid nifts geeies
mebr, ga Die 8erantiportung oes
Samplers Dor DEM Gei6stage i6on
INNER beItaneen babe. Ger often
funoige 3mef Der @ntrage lei, eli
mem Barlamentarismus oie @ege
81 ebnen 1tno cine rabifaIe 9ento-
fratie 5li errihten. Mls Mittel
penoe man einen Sormalismas on,
pel1er oas beutige geiunoe Ser
faliunasleben eritarren mahen mlB.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

q. Sdnettie llno 8rau an Charles
Sacobs. @runoitiId i'm 9th 8lod 1855;
5000.
9e1rb soune oil @alter sdaefer,
100 Nder 2aro; $4,000.
s. s. goretb uno 6ermau @rb,
% 1915 older 2anb; $815,
81. g. unb sc. 6. Siom an S. 9.
6ilbebranb, @ruuoiriid I'M gitb : 8lod
3045; $3.50
81. Waugrer5a urb Srau an q. 8.
Salff nno S. 9. Opp enbeiiner, @rlttlo1
ltid an Ser gde Der Nttepn uno Soutb
Stores Ctr; SIS, $50.
0arrp 5ertbers an 5. s. 9ieluiaun,
8runo1tiid i'm gitbs9lod 222S; $50.
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8reie Yrefe fit seras:: Mittuod oeu 10. SUM 1917.

900 9oQar. Son Guero aus fam
Die 5euermebr Der gfa66oritaot 81
5iilfe.
8on Iuitin aus, miro am
Samitag, meflt in Dallas Die oroBe
Notwithstanding in 8e5ug ouf
Die Observation-Disclosures obgebol=
ten peroen loa, cine ltarfe 0elego-
ton oortbin geben.
Im Samitag tueroet oie Ge=
frutierllltgen fir bas erlte teraniid)e
aapaQerie : Gegiment gei6lofen.
Man brolt6t nod oreiBig iunge 2eu-
tie. 0ies &egiment miro zines ser
leeten Mili5regimenter lein Die or
ganiiiert tperoen.
gs lei no6ntals oarauf auf-
merfiam gen1abt, oaB Der l1niperii=
tatsitreit feinen ginfluB alf oie
Sommer : Normalidule Der Uni
periitdt alisiibt. Die Sommer-9eorz
maIl6ule miro a~bgebalten. Sic
nimmt bente, BEN 10. Stunt tbret
Mnfang.
Cine Mitteilllng aus 4uitin
iudt nadBumeiien, oaB es foli9
uno uniinnie iei bon unierer Stoats-
uniperiitat als einem Snititut fir
&eibe uno 8ripilegierte gu Ipreden.
@abreno 0es Sobres 1876 ma=
ret 2434 Stuoenten an Ser timber
iitat. Son oiei len tparen 1920 gebos
rene Sero1ler, sol iparen ainoer bon
Sarntern uno 8ieb5ii9tern, 269
4inoer bon @ittpen, 231 &inoer Don
&aufleuten, 104 &inoer bon 9(er5-
ten S5t ainoer bon 2ebrer1l 80
&inoern BON 8runoeigentumsbdno-
lerl 81 atnoer bon Breoigern, al
&inoer BON @eiddftsreiienoen, "a
ainoer BON glerfs, "a &tnoer BON
Ipotbefern 20 &inoer bon 3ei-
tungsleuten 6 4inoer BON 3immer-
leuten nIm. Mfan iiebt mis oieier @uf=
itellung, oaB mol Die meiiten Stll=
benton feline &inoer bon rei6en ODER
pripilegierten 2euten iino.
SO. q. 2ope, elm Witglieo Der
8egentenbeboroe, Der oie SteQung-
nabme oes @oltpernenrs auf's gnts
idyieoenlte unteritiitt, Iagt, es lei pol-
Zig falidl menn Die 3eitungen be-
baupteten, Die 3egenten Itaroen iib
audi in aGen anoern Sragen ebenlo
geihieoen gegenii6er, fpie in oieier
Acknowledgements: 2ope iagt, es
berrihe po0itanoige Sarmonie nnter
oen 3egenten uno Die 8inion-@nge=
legenbeit iibe auf anoere, BEN Ste
genten borliegenoe @el6dfte feine
@itfung aus.
Die giienbabn %Gommiilion
fam am 9ienitag in @uitin 5uiam=
men ulto beiddftigte iih nit ben Sin.
gelegenbeiten Der S. & s. g. gabh,
oeren s(ntpalte Irttrag auf @bihiit-
5ung oes gisentums Ser 8abn bur6
.bie &ommiilion geitelt batten. Wan
glaubt aagemein, oaB oieie @bIdat-
3ung Elm porbereitenoer Sdritt 1T,
UNI oie iiber Die S. & g. g. 8abn
perbdngte INSTRUMENTATION allf-
sltbeben.
$50
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bier nit oeuti1elu Nornen: grn1t
Stefer unb Senrp Steder, San Gar
los Mrisona;; Geo. s. 2auf 8eall=
mont; elmo S. 56nlb Salts Gitp.
Dtelelben nuroen .auberoem oltrd)
s8erteilllng eoloener Meoailen ge=
'ebrf ltii}
-sStaatsienator Carlos See lit
BON leiner 8eile nad @aibinaton
5nritdgefebrt uno teilt nit, oab oas
artegsminilterium felt entidloiielt
1T, iammtli6es Militdr aus Gan
Artottio gu entfernett tpenn sic mo.
raltide Itmoipbdre Der 5to6t nid)t
grltnoli6 gereiniet uro oieIe Meini-
gltng in 3ltfunft aud a4freft err
balten miro. Sefretar Safer foG
enti9loiien lem, Sort Sam @ouiton
uno Die anoern Eager gu f6lieBen
uno MIR Wannidaften sur getpa=
dung oerielbet bier gu Iaiien, tpeiln
Die BON ben Militdrbeboroen per-
langte Sdltberul1g nift ourdgefubrt
miro.
Die Sabrifantet1 : 8ereinial1na
bon San Mrtonio bot eii1en 9elhluB
attgenommen, onrd ben Die Staot=
uno County : 8eborben allfaeforoert
peroen, oarauf 81 ieben, baB aGe
Saulen5er unb Sageoiebe, sic in Ser
Staot berumlungertt, BON iett an
itrarrm arbeiten. 9en geboroen miro
empfobletL Die anf 8agabonbage be-
5igIi6ef @eieke nit alIer Sddrfc
ourdSufIbren unb ale gdeniteber
eir5nloden.
Die Steaerausgleihungs 8e=
borbe bon gerar Gountp lit gegen-
martig in Situng.
- Die Nationale 2iga fir Srauerl-
oienit foroert Die Sralien bon gerar
County n1f, lire Namen uno aoreiIe
ser 2iga 5u5uienoen, oamit iie TO-
fort erreidt per6en fonner, menn
oas 2ano ibrer bebarf.
0ie bieiige 8oli5ei lbat Ben
4nfiibrer ether 3igenner6anbe per-
baftet, pel1er an Ser gntfiibrung
oes pieriGbrigen Shining @laB, Ser
I'M Mai 1915 aus Serfep Gitp ge-
ralbt tpurbe, n1b Ser ~15iabrigen
Dora Stanley, pelhe felt flint Sab
rem aus Sit-glepelano, Sbio, per-
ihmunoen lit, beteiligt gepeien iein
ioa. Ser bier berbaftete 3igeuner
b~eitreitet ieglide Seilnabme an Die
fen @erbreder, bat aber Der 8oli5ei
einen anber1t, etfDa 2%0ldbrigen damn
lidber be5eidnet, Der in Die Mngele-
genbeit peripidelt lein ioa. Ser Dir
reliant tpllroe gegen Steaung bon
5000 giirgidaft porlaufig frei gelaI-
len, muB ii6 aber ieoen Sag I'M go
li5eibiiro melben.-8ieaeidt entoeft
man nod, oaB a1f binter oieien
gntfiibrungen mieoer 0eutIde itefen.
Die brei M1nner, Die in Ser
binoung NIT benz gooe oes Gbauf-
feltr Duncan perbaftet iino, iino
3mei Shlddter uno Elm a%uuimann.
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Smmaer mantt

Sttnerbalb Ser ttdhiten 5mei Mo-
nate, tueitn Die auswabl fir Die @r-
NEE beettoet tit, tperoen 5ablreihe
quite @uto4Sobs often iein. Sn 5tpei
Monater fonnen sic bier oen Iuto-
&ur1us ourd}maf)en. gs lit gut, iest
ein5utreten uno bereit 81 fem.
international Auto School,
7O7-7t7 Siib-SIores Ctr,
San Mntonio, Seras.
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Sebr preismaroia 81 perfaMien.

&leines Sotel in Seguin, 5tpei
8lods bonn goitrtbaus. Der 8las
umfaBt einen @der, an bier Stra.
Ben gelegen, nit pielen id0nen 8dli.
men beitanoen. @tgnet ii6 gut fir
Elm Sanitarium, @utomobil Stop
etc. @iirbe eiten Sell in 2ano in
Ser Nabe BON San @ntonio nebmen.
NGberes in nSreie Breiie" ODER BEL
ser gigentimerin 6ran Gnsenie
Meiners, Geauin.
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Or. Sarluea'g @ehambImna

fir are6s, Sumor. boie @eidipiire etc.
lit iebt su baben in $40. 209h alano
Blasa, Gan Gntonio. oberbaIb Soiter's.
Dies lit Die origineue Sariueu Bebanbr
lung, 10 betannt in Gan antonio urb III
$eras. 0lrs. Sar,uen, fompetette Bfles
eeriunen unb qualifi8ierter Gr8t itehen
sur @erfiieuna,
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E ms

8ir baben cine eroBe .@lismabl
BON beri6ieoenen Stplen BON NeB-
giren uno mir MAIDEN ireeno elm
W1ulter o6er @roBe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
grodett 5S3 (Mns.)
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Yu bermteten

Gas obere Stoftperf bes Sauies
go. 2t9 it-gommerce StraBe =
@altm 90 BET 90 SUB. Naf5ufraeen
2t6 SIt.gommerce StraBe.
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2lgemtmr : @ehiel.

Sic geebrtens 2eler Ser n6reie
Breffe fiir Eeras" in Neu-
8rannfeIs nno umgegen0 iino
gebeten, 3abIunger fir Qbonne-
u1ents an Serrn Otto SetIis
ODER an 1trs brett gu Ieiiten.
Die Grpebition.
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aae Gprteu pon Grind . Arbeiten,
,pie Slider, rSplbers", Sriefbosen ums
9unperts, 3arten, Girenlare, GiulabuH-
geu uitu., tn Semtid aHb Gnsliih, nett
ausaefabrt. mtIfun & g d 10 e g.
a printing Co., 206 Nauorrp Ctr.
Gel. grefett 1925.
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r E E N s

8ir bnben cine sroBe austpnbl
Don berldieoenen Stplen BON Neb-
xiirert uno mir MAIDEN irgeno Elm
aDlufter ooer @roBe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
grofett $50 (4n5.)
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L.okaIes.
@a6rideinlides @etter.

sir San Mntonio nno umgegeno:
5eltp obenb uno Donneritag: @abrs
Sd)eillfid Flor.
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Liberty Line BON Sront-saren.
0us gr0Bte uno BELT niiortierte 60
ger bon Sront- uno inneren Siren,
6as lie int Sii6meiten ge5etgt tpuroe.
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
grofett 583 (Mna.)
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Liberty Line uDn JrOmt=SMren.
Ons groBte nnb BELT ailortierte 60
aer bon Sront. unb inneren giiren
oas lie i'm Siiopeiten geseigt muroe
STEVES SASH & DOOR co.
Grofett 5S3 (aln5.)
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-.
@aloenoh. ae'fefn, 24.oo ets-
Gpffonfamen.Y ro6ufts.
eon arton;o Or 20 .s,,,; 4ot7
asrimp gr,,se gottnn S.sS S;f 10
Cent? nor a"non. {
Me,n @o,1 10 s,,n ,,t e,e OK
b;n. wo; sie 5o HS;S. SS &c 49,
S19 5t. s,,l; o S1e p eo 0a"t st giS go. M aau
ma sfge 81 9,rS &c %. Yl0.
Ss1s 40 ,,uS ste . St.os.r ete so
,,uS. Gle &c. mons,,s 60 o. lo.1S
etc ~ ygS eSe qiusNS u ~
go nuo lo.
6nrm'Eroottfe-
Gan @ntouio. Ser. 13 S,rni tet7
Butter 23c-snr nor Nf,,t1S
gier* funr fri5rhel Wa aos her gaS
Ger gan. 3 tec nor 0,,he,,h
Siihner f5eAo5r hsr WS,nS
@eiaen 80 OK ~, m,sshsI
Anrn S1 az hsr N,,s3sy
e,ofer ose hsr M,.tssf
Ge,, 500 IN nsr qn,,,e
= Mnt, sonte Sic s;er ,cnSTs@ So
sie onfonoen ShleH+ -, ,nsrSsr
0eutife.
aartofIeln, California uno Colorado.
G;ike aortpffern ss,,n,,f;r uom
80 Ok ma 90 IN
an;ehsIu Ssrca Gr,Stof wor g, so.
Rerrr,,Sn Il Ok nov grats ~
aoh,sn goroyoSo Ssi,to her ent
$500: California @atoug. Der etpt.,
$14.5O; ginfs. $14.b0; Gina. $500;
Wapb. SIS; Wfodehes, $11.00: Moun6
Green, per 8nidel CAMPERS. $3.50.
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9ie uIreie Yrefe fit Seras"
erldei,tt ais gageblatt ,tnb 0Spd5enblatt.
04s sase6Iatf tit oierfetig uno foit SOC per @onat ODER Sc per Sabr.
Gas ~asodenblatt tit iebsebnieitie uo fotet 50 per Sabr. ga6 geerico
50 @olo. Nad guropa, 8orto eingelblofen, So.
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BammmpQe.
GoftonFamen Yro6mfts

San antonio, Ser, "a gts.
@nlpeitpn, ge1tern, "a. so gtS.
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Dos 3unaditIiesen6e miro
am ofteiteu iberieben.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02
AS SEEN FROM HUTCHINSON.
c. w. Krake Writes of Big Booster
Trip.

L.. w. Krake, of the Union Stock
Yards, who has just returned from
Liberal, where he accompanied their
booster party through Oklahoma, mas
the following to say regarding IT.
Anything worth doing at all is
worth doing we'll" is the slogan OF the
people of Liberal and when they un-
dertake anything, it goes. There is
to be held in their city during the
last week of August and first week
of September, chautauqua, motor
and horse races, riding and roplng
contests and a general entertainment
of attractive proportions and it was
to meet and tell their neighborlng
citizens and invite them first handed
to visit Liberal, that the great body
of business and professional men,
and those from all walks of life join
ed the auto party nearly mile long,
on Tuesday morning. The following
Oklahoma towns and cities were
visited: Floris, Forgan, Beaver,
Balko, La Kemp, Gray, Miller Store,
Lorena, etc. 1t was sight worth
seeing as the decorated autos, and
people, with their ladies' quartet and
band made their drive at so mile
and hour gate, through beautiful
Oklahoma. At all the stopping places
thepeople turned out enmasse wait
ing for the (advertised) Boosters,
and judging from their smiling faces
were pleased with results. Address
ses of welcome and responses were
of high order and the Liberal bSnd
and lady singers more than pleased
their hearers from the applause and
requests for additional numbers. At
the arrival at each town grand rush
was made for the thirst emporiums,
and while extra clerks were on duty
the crowd stod two and three deer
at the bar until signaled by the
preachers of the party, to move on
Special mention could be made Of
each place visited. There is evidence
of industry on every hand and wha
was the greatest inspiration to al
was the hopeful and determined fea
lures of the active Oklahoma sett
lers, and as the man who works
wins so will there come to these goot
people sure returns for their effort
and the cooperation between tn,
various towns and cities so firml.
fixed means the permanency Of thei
investments. The Liberal Booster
were more than pleased with thei
trip as well they may. Larger cite
in Kansas can well pattern afte
these hustlers of the Commercia
center of the great southwest.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

fell to Pay Austin is a lumber
king who earns, this sobriquet be-
cause of his mailed fist" attitude
toward his underlings in camp. He
is man Of the world, has seen much
and sown wild oats. To the little
orphan of the camp, who is hickman
ed Briar Rose, he exhibits another
side of his character. To her he is
not bully and brow-beater but a
thoughtful, kind and courageous
man. She is very much in love with
him but another woman who comes
out from the past throws her un-
happy shadow across their path to
the altar. By a kindly fate the
shadow of the scheming woman is
soon removed and Cupid's mission
is fulfilled.
Many of the scenes of this pro-
duction are laid in the lumber coun.
try and vibrate with elemental and
highly dramatic situations.
Majestic, Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02
TO HOLD RELIEF TEAS.
Red Cross Will Hold Series Of
Meetings During Next Few Weeks. !,

Wednesday, July 20, series of
teas was inaugurated for the benefit
Of the local Red Cross work. The
following were hostesses from 2:30
to p. M:
Mrs. Chas. Summers, Mrs. w. H.
Graves, and Mrs. Thos W. Cav. Miss
Anna Atkins entertained group of
young ladies from Z 80 to 10 p. m.
A large number of bandages were
made and much knitting done. The
combined silver offering was $9.40.
Music and other entertainments were
enjoyed. The following plan has
been adopted. Each of these first
hostesses entertained ten ladies,
pledging this ten to give tea to ten
other ladies the following week, and
so on, till town and country are
covered as far as possible. Refresh
ments are limited to glass of ice
tea, lemonade, or similar drink, with
waters. A silver offering is receiv-
ed The monye will be usd to pay
for yarn to max the socks and 9TH
er articles asked for by the army
and for bandage material so urgent
ly needed right now by the wounded
Every man and boy who goes into
service does it at sacrifice, of his
life if need be. 1t is not only the
privilege but the duty of every one
who stays at home to do all in his
power to ease and comfort those who
go to war. Let the women of Sew
ard county not fail to do their part,
but respond with eagerness, in at
tending and giving those teas, which
afford pleasing and easy manner
of obtaining necessary money.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02
Former Liberal Woman Called
Wife Follows Husband as Red Gross
Nurse.

A special to the Topeka Capital
from 'Sabetha, Kansas, says: "When
DR.. F. B. Dillingham; of this city
went to war today he was accom-.
panied by his wife, who went along
as Red Cross nurse. The Doctor
is an eye and ear specialist and has
been commissioned a first lieuten
ant. He was ordered to report al
Fort Douglas, Utah"
Mrs. Dillingham; is we'll known
here as Miss Ada Hobble. The cou
pie were married but few week,
ago. Miss Hobble was considered
one of the best nurses in the west
She was an enthusiastic Red Cros
worker, and had much to do with tn,
splendid showing made in the Re,
Cross work here, being one of tn,
first to take up the matter of organ
lzing the local chapter.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Mrs. E. M. Turner returned from
Pratt Monday where she has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Julia
Berrell. Mrs. Turner lives near
Lone Star school house.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Ethel Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan Shelton, witnessed the motor
races at Dodge City Saturday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Miss Lena Foke returned to Wich-
tia Tuesday, after visit at the j.
H. Gentzler home north of town.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Mann and Mr..
and Mrs. M. E. Mann motored to
Dodge City Monday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02
The Fact

that in the United States the
annual per capita loss from
fire is $780,, while the average
in a number of European
countries is as low as 33 cents
per capita, should impress up
on the people of this country
the ACCESSIBILITY of guarding
against financial loss by keep
ing their property well insur-
ed at all times.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Particular work for particular
people. ]. A. Woods Vulcanizine
Co.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert WEIGH and
daughter, of near Emeton, were
visitors here Tuesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Chief Engineer Holbrook, Of the
G. X. & o. was visitor here Mon
day.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Rev. J. E. Murphy, wife and
daughter Hope, all of Hugoton, were
shopping in this city Saturday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Josserand and
son Cecil, Mrs. Eddy and children, of
Hugoton, were visitors in this city
Saturday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Chas. Taylor, Joe Weber, Mrs.
H. A. Gaskill, Mrs. Mark Perrin and
her sister, motored to Dodge City
Wednesday.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

L. G. Van Voorhees,, Of Bucklin,
has been here the last few days at
tending to business matters and
visiting with old friends.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Undaunted by the drouth, the
high winds and the mercury touching
the 100 mark, the farmers of this
section have done a great work to
raise crop, and if they fail to raise
the row crop their work will not be
in vain. The ground has been so
thoroughly worked, planting and re-
planting, cultivating time and again
to keep the weeds away in order to
have the full benefits of what rain
fall that did arrive, has created an
excellent condition for wheat this
fall, and if the season is the least
favorable the wheat crop for 1918
will be the greatest ever produced in
the west. Never were there so many
acres in working condition for seed
wheat.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-08-02

Mrs. Ray Riley left Friday for her
home at Caldwell, Kans. She has
been visiting her mother-in-law,
Mrs. w. S. Riley, at Forgan.
The Dickinson press., 1917-08-18
LOCAL NEWS

Fancy China, Cut Glass, Vases, etc.
Tho Wonder Store. IL
Bargains in boys suits at the
Hub. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D. Peck Of Fryburg
were shoppers in the city on "ednes-
day.
w. J. Orchard made business trip
to Bismarck Friday, returning TO
Dickinson Tuesday.
New Victor records on sale the flrst
of each month at Grecne's- VICTOR
Dealers Of Dickinson. o-4-t
Miss Frances Nolan spent Sunday
at Bismarck visiting friends and also
attended a picnic there.
Plain white, gold band and decorat-
ed dinner ware.-Thc Wonder store.
Money to Loan-I have large sums
of money to loan OH farm lands at
low rate of interest. Max Hendrlck,
D;c,inson N n 7-2S-tf
Joe jaeger, manager of the Rosen-,
dahl & Nyhagen hardware store at
Manning, was in the city several Gays
this week taking medical treatment.
For Sale, one Hart Parr tractor and
eight bottom John Deere gang IN hne
shape, bargain. Call or write ":
w. Friesen, Dickinson, N. u. I-2l-t1
Miss Vera Hartung has been con-
fined to her bed with q severe cola
since Saturday. On Wednesday she
was much better.
Mrs. Geo. Lieurance and son, Kay
Sparlin, left Wednesday, evening, tor
Victor, Mont, where they Will oe
guests at the j. J. Williams nome.
Mr.. Lieurance was former machine
operator at the Recorder-Post office.
Mrs. D. S. Littlehales arrived on
Saturday last from Jamestown Tor
short visit with her daughter, Mrs.
B. E. Kennedy. Mrs. Littlehales is a
former Dickinson resident. She re-
turned to jamestown on Sunday.
E. H. Piatt and two children were
in frogm Manning on Wednesday. TO
visit short time with Mrs. Platt,
who is patient in St. Joseph's hos
pital. Prior to her admission to the
hospital she was a guest at the Il. X;
Jenkins home. Mrs. Jenkins and
children returned to Manning with
Mrs. Piatt and will visit relatives and
friends near there for several days.