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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-01
LIMITING FOOD TO
BOOST PRICE FELONY
(Associatsd Press BY u s. Naval Commu.
nication Sorvico)

mcation borN1coJ 49,
WASHINGTON; June 1.-The hoard
ing away of food stuff or fuel and the
destruction Of stocks kept IN cold
storage for the purpose of limiting the
supply and thus affecting the price Of
that on the market, and the rigging Of
the markets on any necessity of life
were declared 10 be felonies In. an
amendment TO the Food Control Bill
which was passed in the senate yester,
day without dissenting vote.
Some of the debaters offered the sug
gestion that the amendment was toe
drastic in its wording, but attempts II
secure modification failed.
Other amendments which have been
offered to the bill win be discussed
during the remainder Of the week. The
bill will probably reach vote to,
morrow night. 4. X. "a n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-01
SUGAR 10 Be taxed
/ AALF CENT APOOND
ID RAISE HUGE SUN

nicatioh servieel & IS
WASHINGTON, May 3l--The senate
finance committee today further deter
mined itsgbpBcy on tariff legislation. IA
decided to raise 100000, 900 bygth inn
position Of CONSUMPTION taxesiisOf this
amount $50 900, 900 will beliraised oby
taxing sugar At the rate Of half IA cent
pound, coffee atstw0 cents, tea at Ave
md cocoa Mt three. aItt j
The committee has definitely decided
to eliminate the twelve and d half per
cent tax ON war munitions
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-01
DISL0YALTY Is NOT
~ CONTAINED IN A NAME
Associated Press by y. 8. Naval oonmu,
r... nication Service)

WASHINGTON, June l---Secretary
Daniels yesterday sharply denounced
the offers which have been made ~
the department to supply il with thc
names Of men In the service indicatiE z
their German descent and the sending
in of rumOrs decrying the loyalty Of
these men.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-01
SPAIN ADOl|SHES
PRESS CENSORSHIP

(Associatsd Press ~ Q. 3. Naval Oomna-
nication sefvice)
MADRID, June 1.-The government
yesterday announced that ~ had de-
eided TO abolish the press censorship, 80
long in existence. Hereafter the sole
responsibility for dispatches from
Spain win rest with the correspondents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-01
BRITISH LOSSES FOR
MAY ARE APPALLING


y LONDON May SirAnnouncem
Of the war department. today gives the
following casualty list for May:
''0hicers, 500ei men, l06,03l,n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-01
SEA PIRATES SINK
FOUR NEUTRAL SHIPS
lAssoeiatsd Press BY u s, naval oommu-
nieation service)

LONDON, England, June 1.-The
Norwegian vessels Asters, Glyg, Fridt.
jofnansen and Yaldemar have been
sunk by submarines.
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ST. LOUIS, Missouri, May 31-A
total of eighteen dead and sixty in.
jured summarizes the reports follow,
ing in the wake of a disastrous tor.
nado which late yesterday swept
through southeastern Missouri and
southern Illinois,. .,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-06-01
hit AGAIN
BY A TORNADO
tAssociatss Press BY U. s. Naval oOmmu.
y, nication servicel ,M

Il CHICAGO, june 1--Another tornado
struck the State near Springfield last
night, devastating portion of the
Piney River section, fifteen miles north
Of Houston, according to reports which
were brought into Springfield last
night by automobile,
Several people were killed, say the
reports, and a large number Injured
while the storm has left many home
less. s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18

Ginc Den aer3tcu pom GIN.
ria mo ltHllelen0 u~nerddrIidl
Grfranfluia bate Dor eifigcn "a.
acl ocn Sci goger. Gugaboga So,
beidoft.gt gerUeienen Basqteucn.
orbeiter Oeorge e. Bartlett beful.
len, mo es mar iniolge6ciicn bon
ocH 4er5ten elite AiiolDie ieiics
trademarks IN GleDelano ais not
meuoig befuIi0en mo ell @r0bdeu
~oesiel6en bereits oa6in abgeiauot
nor6en. lber 6reunD Sem madte
zen @erren eiuen Strih ourh Die
aetnng. Oena Bartlett itarb in-
8piiGeu i'm MemoriaI @ojpitaI.
Sn 9omerop alitt 5ohn
Sratp ben 5susrt0o, aIs feline Sneus
ne BON einem 8ranoe eingedIAert
puroe.
Qn perFedter GteGIt
finost iid i'm pariier .Matin4 fol-
gsnbe Rpti5: %. %. Der &Onig Don
Mpnteusgro bat nit ieiusm SoFs
nInme6r ieinsn euogiItigen Wobns
ort genoumen. @r bsfiaOet ii9 in
Der Barrier 8oritaot Reuiap, gous
IsDnrD gittor 5ugo So. in elmer tIe:.s
nsn 4i1a. Die 6aFearoe bsItsht aug
is Wtann uHb 5nsi Gfii3iersn Tie lit
in einem benahbarsen 5auis uHters
gsbraht. Die 9ureaur uno Ioniti9m
pffi3ie1en Gieasn OR t0niglih mons
tenegriHd4eH Regierurg ntrosn
bsmna6if sb~snOaislbIt einssrid.si
nernen.~
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8eei0 Guc6!

gir telten S6nrn Ieete &Sohe in Der omaha Sribine nit, Dob
mir 8pan5ig 5orncr piuihen, bic feline eigarn 6arnen pabe1b
Inn f5 uF unierem snno i'm Wlorria GoiniD, i'm 1ale 0es ytorfb
glaHe, hi oeIcm Sabre nicoer5uoien. Air iogen, DOB mir ben
crfen Sipan8ig Gormern bic bge @elegenbeit ibres 2ebenS geben
peroel fb cine eieene 5arm SIT enperbeu. aufraoen fommen tag.
beciren. gnS 2mo iii mur better 9olboOen mo qr6btentcIS be.
lpacrt. Sat eines Der beten @oierredte in g~ebrasfn. Die idbr.
IiAe 8oiergebibr iii iebr gerug. Sn Der gtobe BON Bridgeport,
0cr GontD Smtptto0t, nit Gfulcn un6 fntbolider Stride, geegen.
9iec Gffrtc gilt ben ritter 5pon5e 5arHcru, Die otees Sobr oas
9m0 bere0elu mo es bcbouen @cgen groberen aubnlS bon
3ndcrriiben baut Die 3ufereeieaihott emc mcicre 3uderfabrf I'M
Morria Gonuib. Gle faufen berehs Die ~Oiesja9rige 3%udcrriben.
critic fir $50 per Come unf. Gas 2anO leert cute @rtten in
8e5en, @las, Safer umn onoeren fleinen @etreioeiorten, aartof-
ien, 4liafa uno 3~ufcrri6cn, Soils iutereiiiert uortct uidt IAN.
ger, ionoeru ihrebt inns mir 9ei6rebugen lmO Ggfuiions0oten.
9usflnic berctuiliGIt g%eeeben.
Central StateS 2anO 60.
32G llnipn @aofe Slbsy Smuba, &ebrasfn.
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(edlu5 folgt)
at appcn.
Sein AbIebeu Gin beSentrnoer Serluii
fir bic mtoi5iniihe g9elt.

tHt pe MeDl3HlIfWt XeFlt.
Der nnIdugTt erfoIgts 5oo oes Be-
rii6mtsn Gb,rurgn Or. 0ogen in
Paris bate in anberen 3eitsn IN
5rantrsia ben groBten gmorud ges
mnat 0a Dppen nidt nur Der Sub
rer Der jungen fran36fiasn 9iurgis
ineu Snule, ion0ern elte 1aratteris
iiide, in ietnem rpiifeui6aftIiden ipis
peri0Hlihen 4uftrsten oiel umittutent
Beri0nli9teit mar. ST bate inter jeir
Hsn a0llegsu ME in Der Gsfftntias
teit 3ablrei4e 8egner, bic ibm burz
parfen oaB er Itine ipilenldaflI.dtn
WlethpoeH al3u tempsrameRtuoa uno
3u retIamebatt propnelsre. 9etunnt
If, bnB 9open ais eritsr tinematos
grapbil9e A~ufn0bmeR bon ieinen
Dperationfn bornegmsn IleB. StRias
tioneQen @in0rud ret aud feline be-
riibmte operative Traumung Der 3us
iammengeipaaieneH ShueterH 9tooz
0ica uHD 9ppoiea berDor. DOZEN
itaRmte aus elmer Asimier Qr3lfds
mile mar erit 4r5t in ieiuer 8lterz
hoot. oann in paris. 1885 te1rte CT
mad &eims 3urad no Il Die qels
tung Der mtrurgiiden qbtst ING oes
6ofpitdls ibernabm. Dort ni0mete Ct
iiG b%oripieatHD BEN Stuoiun DER
art5strantbsit unb maatc tpintigs
@ntoeda,3tn iber bic Ulitroben ua0.
Oas 9eiIierum be5 areb ss. 1896
grHa0ete er in gdris cine etgste alis
nit. 9ort sslaHg e. i6n $1,000,
are6smttroBeu 5u 5uftn; i'm 0azs
aufol8aIosn Sabr uaQm e. bic trite
5mpfuRg NIT are6sbeilffgum Dor.
Dozen cntfditete in 4'uris cine ibers
aus groBe l%iierari Il. 5at.gteit; raj
aris8sbegiHp iibte e bsftigits 4ritit
an PR Organization PES fraa55iis
inen SGutto tspsign5. 8on 6er oeuts
iasn DiHeHidoft Oa6te q a6etaus
bc4.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18

Nnsug Sn Idaffen mahte uuD gIeif
oarnuf cine 5nnb RAID an ben
MuRo bob. 5aif I'M isIben Mueens
bid brah er suiammeH, Der f9arfe
gsru9 BON 3DantnIi erfiilte ben
Raum. Sin paor trampfbafts 3uts
tunsen bes nieOersebrudeneR &0rs
psrs, bonn mar ss pori6sr. Die
rehte SanO belt mod BAG GIas, in
Gem iid Oas 9ilfrsi4e 9ift befunoen
Eatte.
pa pirb nibts mebr su MAIDEN
iein,4 iagte Grennsrt. rllno permuts
lid lit es ON beitsn To-
nNer fterben ipia, ben Ioa man
iter6en lofeH. Mos er at Iaosr
Bate, bat er eeiagt. SD bin be-
reit, e 5bnsn 81 pisoerboIen. Serr
&ommtFar!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18

Ms man 1893 bic ueberreTe
6es ie6snnboreiBis SABRE ait gsfpors
benen, 1920 geForbenen MaItrs Ras
fael unterlHhte, fanb man ON brm
noAIerbaftenen Sddbsl nod beutlih
bic Gpuren Der chen hernorbrehens
ben sDeigbsits5dbnt4.
Rad amtltden G6Gbungen
piro li4 bic gsIamisg rohuttion pan
gaumpoIIs in ben Ser. Staaien fir
bic Gaiion 1916-l7 anf $685.
$685. gIunb, o0er II ,511,0o0
ganlen BON ie 500 gfunb, beIauisn,
se9en 1874 $50 galIen in 1914.
Der fIeifdfreffenbe Sens
nentau, bsr nit ieinen 6angarmen
bic 5liegsn fangt. psrfiigt iibsr oas
bclltommenIe Sinnss0rsan i'm
gflan3snreih. Gsins DrHisn nsrbm
fdon gsrsi3t, fpsnn man Gin Gtiidtsu
8rnbt nuf fe lsgt, 0ns nur etpa
0,O00OO4 Gramm tpis5t.
umbis DurFknsr fir ManoslbiI.
Der in bic rihtigs Gtimmang ~ Dsrs
Iebsn. ldBt cine 5ilmssle1idnft ez
einsm 4a0nograppen Weifen ipislca.
rel6e BEN et1uun Atsn 0smHtsans
Druid entIpre6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18

segas. 5armer, tpibt Sbr, 6aB
Is cine Strcde iftpor5en 2ouOes
III 1erus gibt mcldes ntir teil
pciie cntpifelt mo mie oas
e5cne 2an0 bon Soma ousiiebt?
Eosielbe Iicgt iii Matagoroa So.
Is beitebeu bort quito aCoeibenoe
5tdoie quite glarfte quite gind
barn, feline 9eute, Sdulen, Sir
den. Idn0Iide Goit, Ielcpbon
uilp. gier5ig Soil Reocnfaa.
Grntcn fonnen gail5es Sabr &C.
5ogen iuerocn, 100 gornbau uno
sdneiuc5udt profto6cl lit. 8o
Elm iocales, g~eiunOes allHta
berridt. gieIe 5nrmGr bonn 0or
ocn po5uen iebt bier. Rod, 0ieIe
au6cre 8orteiIc, bon oencn mir
Gpdl berihten modtcn. Sarpibt
q. glugspurgcr, 5I8 9cc 9l0a.
Cmabn, gtcbr. -t.t7t7
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

&erlaHgt: Manu mo 6rap,
obne Sinner, alti cine 100 afrr
6orm. Ger Rann CUR gerridtung
Der 6cloarbeit Die 6rau ais Stiibe
I'M 8alisbuIt. Gutter 2obn nnf
llcbcreinfunft. 9lntritt ON 1. Widr3.
Sir nobcre 4usfunft penoe man lid
all 8. Rcgner, 1922 iiol. 10. Str.
Gmoba, 9eefr. III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
steaenaeiadle- Rdnnlih.

Nrbeit geiuAt: Sutger Sent
idleL ipridt en9liid, fnun gut aHt
Gier0en ualaebeu mo 6arui i96it.
ItaR0ig b~aarbcIta1, mt nlldltcrn nno
5%lfuerloiiig, piuidt gatcu itetigcR
4Slab Ciicrten crhetcn inter II. 81.
Cnuha Gribilnc. Tiff
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
farmen 81 permieten.
@iehsndlt.darm

non 500 Ader flr 6as So6r 1917
81 permieten iiir Bar o0er @ctreiSei
aHteil. llngeidhr 200 ader bette
Gie5pei0c. 8eit 4fluglauo. @or5ilg-
lid geeienet iir 8ielBltd]t mo @e.
t%rei0ebau. 9dir 80 Mteilen ben beli
CmoBa giebmdrftet. s. 9. Sal.
OrOn, 1867 Gmoba Rot. BAIT BLDG.
Cmobn. 5el. Gong. f166.-isf9.17
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9aanner %perlanat.

03duner: sir bic Bette grbcit ii.
ger0 neIder art uno iibaraIl.
5prcdt por in Der Cmnba Gmptop.
ment Bureau Gfiiee, 12i n6r0!.
is. 5troBe.
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gaSer.
Or. 0aoorfielo's SdnefeI.g ompf.
q00er. 1909 6oluar0 Ctr.

sidere SIfe fir 8bedmotisutug.
8iienihoftlihe Maiiage nHo e@leftri.
id)e gebanolumg. Tag un0 Rofi
g%eoffnet. geionoere Abteilung fit
Gonen, bon S llhr mougers bis 6
llhr a5en0s. @iinerolpoHer bon
GIN 0maba Gncacn. Gel. douglas
1853. -7-10.17
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JOuDu.
Tcutihslutheriidie NDlDnie. &

0cntid.lntberiidje NOlOnir. alec-
iamen.9ono. 4uf grrIaneen iper.
Den mir Sbnen linier npueites il.
Iuitriertcs Snformations Bampblet
ienoen. SarleD s. Scooter, 2o5dac
Bldg, ct. 2olis, gRo. -2.17.l7
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ShS.2 afOta GanS,

gldt feline DerbelIcrtc 5urnen 5l
duBerit giinitigcn 9coin9uugeu 5it
bertaufen, GieieIbcn liracn lingo.
f1br nier Meilen bon G%cnterbiae,
iiiooitlidcs Suo. Dafota, entiernt
Gicfer i6por5cr @ruuo nit 2ebm.
intcrlage. pic in Soma. aeiHe
5ebIcruten. @earbcitetcn oieleIben
fir 5iuan5tg Sabre uno fermen On
Der Die GrtrngsfGbigfeit. Sir nd
here susfuuftc meuoe man iih an
Die
2unsan &cultp So,
30t 0maDa 9}ational 9ont 9Iog.
Douglas 1852.
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9seOismlaes.

grna erfolaraid obre Operation
62ban0elf. Gprett por oper idreibt
Or. 5ronf s. 8rap, 306 Bee glogy
Omaha. gebr. -2.2S-17|
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Qapitalsanlaae.

8arum molten 5ie SIR @eIo fir
4G6 oitf Der Banf liegeu laiien,
lDenn Sic fir OusieIbe IN tleineu
anlei9en ais erite 9pbofbef 7% CT.
6alten f0nnen? Die 5i6abeiten be
iteben Gus eritcn 9ppotbefen auf per
beiiertem Sin Gmaba @runOeigen.
ium nno limo massachusetts ben 0rei.
idhen 8etrag Der Anleibe inert uu0
iderer OILS ieOe 8ant.
Cur in SummW Don 500 Biz
$500.
SOntb CmnBa 5Hueitmsut SO.
1925 2. ri. Ctr Eel. Seutb 1247.
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NiaRase GarlOr. - 3rduIcin Sci.
ger uno Sri. 4nna 8eIo. Wtineral,
Qaupf. uno @annenbd0er. Conn.
tag5 itn0 oben08 ge6ffnet. 20S Sc.
bile 8lod, is. II. 8arnep.-f2 PIT
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las prcismartigite Gheu bel Bctct
glunlp. 3eiiiia e aiide. Tres
9ooge 5traBe, 2 5tod. 1aabI3eitcr
Is Gents. i!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18
Sanaan Stealth So,

SpngIas Comm 5nrmcn:-300
9(fer. 500; $50 adGr, $40; -
so Ader. $3.50; - 40 ader, $3.50.
%. q Smith 60, Ola Gitp gtatio.
nal gnnf glOg. If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18

Sober ar6eitsmatH o0er ie6e
5rau fam enc 20 ader Sdrm
ibr eigeH neluten, einidlieBli6
etuer alftcn siib, cineia gften
SAmein 90 @enueu 100 6ub
ner. ut0 fam 6amit unnbban-
gig icin Sl.00 an3ablung mo
$i.00 per ISOLDE. Sdreibt fir
nabere ausfunit an
III. s. Gnod,
tG giort9 @aIiteo Ctr.
Gep't u. 1. Chicago. ST.
-1.20.1'
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antumObac
She Glcar, S795.


@ebout, Inn Gienit 5i eebeu. ga.
bristert bon elmer Sirmn. Die lett
AZ Sabren Gualit1is 8rooufte fer.
QefteQt bal. gor5iiglihe A~eenturen.
lusii6ten. Ghreiben Gle uns ben
lie I'M 9eoineraeett. Bir itno Die
aaeinigen s!eenten fir Den gonden
Stcat 0ebrosta uH0 8eft Soma.
Ncbrusfa 81 Gar So,
31t iuOl. III. Ctr 2incoIr, Gcbr.
@ir ipreden Geutih.
500 gclubmnug fir icnen
apto. Mtogneto, ocn mir ni6t repa.
rieran fonnen. 9erfouien qfiinttD
5pnrfplugs. ST per Slid, retail.
8. g~apsoorfer, 210 so. is. Str.
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Buttons, late styles and sizes. Price
list free. In ordering please mention
Tribune. -1-5-17.
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3inmer n Dernrietra.

@arme, rcinlidlc 3inlurer uno
qute einfofe ocutidIe aoit fiir mid.
tcrne ul0 auitdnoigc 4rbeiter; $500
per 8o6e. 2734 Gal0pea Sir.
Is. 91aumanl. III.
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Sarmen 5n O%sriGufru.
9euti6e &olonie


9euti9e &olonie
2utberiide. fotboliide uno Menno-
niten.airhen bereits borbanoen
Corn cnne ~ sdt es'
a%ouiIinua. 6 @2eilen BON Der StaOi
2afe Charles nit 10000 eiHiDob.
nern. Gifene 9rdrie. Seine Baum.
itunpfen San0, 5teine ooer Gimp,
fe. sod uno troden. giatiirlide
atUdiierung. @Htes, geiunOes ali.
ma. @ute Straben. Sdnlen.
Stein Shnee.
GorH Safer slice = 9iHbes
Sdmeine Nsilderei
SO per Afer ear Ret IN 10
Snbren. 5pe5iaL Car Grturfionen
sDeimal I'M Morot. Shreibt fir
fauItucrtCs 9ildlfein.
Same JHbsitmsHt So, Emaba, Heb.
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smit6 & 9eufnsr, 723 giib q.
Ctr. @gbraudfe autos Su Bargain.
preiien. 3ntatsn - Mcparntnren -
anfbeiunAraug IN Der reinlihiten II.
0clitcn @aroge III 0mabo. Douglas
100. -5.t7.f1
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3n Oertanfen.
@iaiae 0amier.

Serlahsf:-t 900 @ogeonIaOun
gcn 4ltGiieu. auf BnmutJ Metolle,
uip. Sdrei6t nm Breiie. 9cbrag
ia Sron & Meial 60, Omaha, g2eb.
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9dmprrdpiben, ifilteIn Fnrirrt.

9lm0frDnloenJ UiIteln tHrtert.
Or. 6. d. IorrD fltriert Sdmcrr.
boioen, 6iiteln ur6 anoere Darn.
leioen obne Operation. eur garon.
ttert Sdreibt Inn Bud ii6er Dorm.
IeiOeh nit 8eugmiien. Or 6. 81.
Sorrn 240 See 8l0g., Omaha.
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gbptesrapbildDes steIler.
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Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-15
The WAY
The Statement of This Chanute
Resident Will Interest
Our Readers

Our neighboring town, Chauute
points the way in the words of
one of its most respected resi-.
dents:
G. T. Howke. 422 S. Central
ST., Chrnute, Kans.. saws: II
have used Doan's Kidney Pills
with fine results and don't mind
recommending them to anyone
afflicted with kidney complaint.
/ have taken them on several
different occasions when my
kidneys were showing signs of
weakn .ss, brought on by cold or
over-exertion and they have
never failed to give immediate
relief"
SOC, at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo,
N. Y,
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-15
Great Clubbing Offer.

We are making a special 81. SO
offer of a years subscription to
The News and to four standard
magazines. This offer is open to
all new or old subscribers. By
subscribing to The News now
you get $1.35 worth of magazines
absolutely free. The magazines
are all high class and will make
a valuable addition to the library
of any home. We want to call
your attention also to the free
dress pattern that is given to
each subscriber.
We don't make a cent on these
magazines. The only reason we
offer them to our customers is
for the sole purpose Of saving
our readers money II is our in
tentinn to give our SubScribrr>
the advantage we receive from
magazine publishers. 1t is for
your benefit alone that we Offer
YOU these four magazines at such
a big reduction.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-15

"raisro" too hign an other year
Mart H'hbard OF n,ST Lowell
was q business caller AZ this
Office on Saturday and said thar
The News was ever a welcome
visitor at his home.
Millard Potest, of Crawfish
Prairie was iu town Saturday on
business. We received an invi.
tation to visit on the prairie and
the impression was left on our
mind that The News would. In
the near future be called TO the
Poteet home to post the family
upon wbst is taking place in
Baxter. Baxter is now the town
where the Turalite can buy -four,
feed. dry goods, Yea anything
sold in u first class town and si
competing prices.
Mr.. R. C. Stone. of our city
was in the Office Saturday and
informed as that he had purchased
of Mr.. Giles 10 acres south of
the Omaha addition to Baxter
Springs. He will build and i'm.
prove the land at once which
will be another feature to help
the good appearance Of our fast
growing city. The land can be
found on South Military street, a
very desirable location for a home.
Col. Gregg of Joplin, who
owns quite a farm on the east
side OF Spring river, is having
lot of drilling on the farm with
the view of finding ore in paying
Quantities. The report is current
that ore has been encountered
and a thorough test will be made
of the land.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-15
For q Bilious Attack

When you have a severe head
ache, accompanied by a coated
tongue. losthing of food, cousti-
patton, torpid liver, vomiting of
partly dig,strd food and then
b,ls, YOU may know that you
have a severe bilious attack
While you may be quite sick
there is much consolation in
knowing that relief may be had
bv taking thJee of Chamberlain's
Tablets. They are prompt and
effectual. obtainable everywhere.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-15
Musk Radioactive.

II has been recently determined that
the penetrating qualify Of musk is due
to certain radioactive properties which
II possesses that cause odor of the per-
fune to be carried through the air In
an extraordinary way, says tie In
dianapclis News. The radioactive
property of musk affects strangely the
natives who carry II to market. II n
package If musk is held close to the
body for any length of time 1t pro
duces sores that are similar In charac
ter to those caused by pure radlum
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-15

The following persons were
interviewed at their homes on
Route 4 last Friday and Saturday:
The first one was Humphrey
Enyart at his farm home south.
east of Baxter on the Kansas.
Oklahoma line. Mr.. Enyart is
one of our progressive farmers
and stockmen. He has rented
his farm to C. W. Karr for the
coming season and Mr.. Euyart
will give his attention to other
matters. The Enyart is a vel.
come visitor of The News.
The next one we met was John
" Weekly. NeS comical Johr.
ard here We found that The News
made regular visits but Mr..
Weekly told us TO keep The
News coming as he wanted to
keep in touch with the growth
and prosperity of a good town
Baxter Springs.
Andy Louderback was our next
man. Here we at all times find
a cordial welcome from the
old war veteran, who is still
active and hale despite his many
winters and privations in life.
Before we left he told US to
write a receipt for the proper
amount of coin to insure The
News to visit the Louderback
home on Route 4 for 50 weeks.
We did so and extend to him ouI
manv thanks.
June Th' mpsou bid US vel.
come into his home and il being
the noon hour we bad an invita-.
tiou to hold a combination with
the dinner table which was
laden with many good things to
eat and to which job We did
credit. Here we found The News
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-15

A soldier was grumbling about tn,
scorpions, rattlers, and tarantulas thar
helped to enliven duty on the MexicGl.
border, when O boy from Kansas ven
tured to say: ''In Kansas my dad
keeps n rattlesnake In the house as
q pet. One time. he sald. burglar
broke into the house, and that rnttler
coiled himself around the burglar and
ratified out the winuow for police.
man."
Baxter Springs news., 1917-02-15
Evidently Knew Them Both.

The bishop took personal interest
in all his servants. and, happening L"
pass the new maid, on his way through
the back hall TO the stables one day
he stopped to speak to her. "Well.
child" he said, land where are you:'
III you please, my lord" the maid r.
piled, with a curtsy, between thu
cook and the housemaid." Heaven
help you :" said the bishop, after mo
ment's thought, and went on his way