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uvaila zeme ne Nemecke voskov Belgi severn Fran
ci Rusku vsude urputn6 vymahalo potravny neen pro
sebe ale hadovcf Nemce risi p tom vsem panoval
N6mecku nedostatek kery nesychane bude stuphovan
vpadnou spojenci do N6mecka Ja dome zastupcd tax
senate patna jest vdc mirovym namluvam N9mecka Rakou
ska nechut zaporna odpoved presidenova jste seka
vseobecnym souhlasem obou domd Zda se ze Washing
tonu panue edne dnes heso "Napfed dokonas pfiznsn
poraxce pax teprve necht jest miru jednano" e~,
y francouzske armady g. fijna. - Zadost cenralnch
mocf pfimer vzbuda spoeneckych frontach sensac
Jest veobecne povazovana zuku spojeneckeho ezst
vosku jest jeden has, nepopraH Nemc1m oddechu ali
tentokate kdyz dobrovone opust Beg severni Franc
Amady spoleha ze Wlsonova odpoved nebude ppoust9h
kompromsu, pokud Nemci neprezou mir jako ucno Bull
harsko Nemeck6 rakousk6 uchazen mir jest pouhym
zaudnym uskoke by dnes 1tocci arady polevy popray
Nemcdm casu, ably nabra dechu poznovu vrhli pred
aby nazpet dobyli ztracenych posic.
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NEMCl USTUPU1ZLAON, Cd CHEMIN.
DES-DAMES A ST. C0BAIN.
FRANKO-AMERICKA VOJSKA "A
HROZNYCH ZAPASU MEZI RE-
MESl A LESEM ARCONSKYM
DOBYLA MNOzSTVf OSAD.
PEVNOST DOUAI SEVRENA, BRITOVE VfTEZf
u CAMBRIA.

Mez tim, co teutonska dpomace cin zoufae mirove
kusy cele zapadn ronte savych zapasech e poka
covano Nemci vsude ustupuji
We Fandrech belgo brtska voska tlac Huny VI
chodni begckeho dzem pohranicni pevnost Doua e
enc te4t Stroke ko ense nepfitee zbaveno
vcerejsim dobytm mestecka Bo kde Brove dasch 1000
Nemcu zajali, Cambria je padu zasvecen.
NejveN dnesn boe Cambria svadeny jsou silnic ST.
QuentnLe Caeau kde Hagova pechota dobya vs Beaure
voir Montbrenain Nemc vycerpavajl amnejs posledn
reservy predpokadu, re okupovanych krajlch dou
no neudrzf pokracuji penu Belgi vsude severn
Franci.
Nemci odstehova emef veskere sve pobrezni batere
Osende Zeebrugge, spali doky Bruggach odvez vse
cky sve zasoby ku nemeckym hranicim.
BOZ zur cd Arras az ku Verdunu nekterych mistech
Nemci vym vzdorem posup spojencu ponekud sic zdrzu
ncnene ustupu prec Nekrvavejs rany zasazuje Hunum
francouzsy general Gouraud Remese emuz pomaha fran
ko-amercka armada vcera reku Arnes prekrocvsi KITE
rychzto mistech Nemcdm zasko6eni hroz.-
Je dokazano, nepritel opoush m6sto Laon, lesy St.
Goban zbyvac dosud vysociny Chemin- -desDames.
Laon b tez pomocne sbory italske operuci
pevnost La Fere.
Ohromne zapasy odehravaji ese Argonskem Cham
pagne kde Americana Francouzi prekrocli prpav Asny
dobyli asi 20 vesnic.
Spoenecti bojovnic biji zapadn fronte rekovne
polovicaty mir odmitaj.
Podobne Jest Makedon Albansku. Srbove Fran
couz doby Vrane strednm Srbsku odkudz Raku
sene prcha Nsi Ialska vojska zenou Rakusaky Alba
Britove "vycisti pne Palesynu, kde do vcerejska
900 Turku byo pozamano. $1,000 zaal Brtove 5000
arabska vojska krale Husejna.
"Bezpodminecna kapitulace Nemcd jest dnesnim he
spoeneckych vosk vsech evropskych akych from
tach. ~
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AMERICKE
ZTRATY.

Dnesni seznam amer. ztrats
V" Francii obsahuje 467 jmen.
Clevelandske ztraty jsou:
Porucik F. w. Bail, 7729
ifart3horne Rd., tezce ran9n.
Porucik j. G.. Nixon, 1886
vych. 81 u,., tezce zranen.
Ant. Bentley, 1897 vych. 65
ul., tezce ranen.
J. Tanner, 1886 zap. 81 ul.,
tezce ranen.
C.sske ztraty:
Karel Vorac, serzant z Islej,
N. Y, ranen.
Jan Klinska z Buffalo, padl.
M. cerveny z New Jersey,
padl.
I ". Sobotka z Michigan, ra-
l,en.
+. kaStner z New YOrku, ra-
nen.
Frant. Lestina z Chicago,
ranen.
Ed. Tejcka z Nebrasky, ra-
n9n.
Ed. Cadek z Wisconsin,, ra.
nen.
F. TINA z Virginie, pohreso-
van.
M. Tojza z Chicago, Newest
F. Vysocky z Buffalo, zajat
Rud. Koubsky z New York1
tezce ranen.
Frant. Krfz z Cedar Rapids
tezce ran9n. 4
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AMER. HLfDKOVA Lob Sc
ZTROSKOTALA.

Washington g.. fiina. Vale
cna hlidkova LODI {. 379 ztro-
skotala Sc u atlantickeho pobfc
Ii nasledkem vybuchu V kotel
ne Ce.a jeji posadka, pozusta
vajici z IS. muzd, byla zachra-
n6na.
Jina amer. LODI, nakladni par
mix San Saba, narazila bliz
New Jersey ma minu a rovnez
Sc potopi,a.
Parnik Lake City srazil Ss
S lodi McGee a u floridskeho
trehu "a jeho zaniku 35 mu-
II. z lodni posadky utonulo.
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CENTRALN1 M0CI SYTY VALKY
Spojenci nejsou v$ak k miru naklon&ni.
NESTESTfVE
ZBROJOVCE,

Perth Amboy, N. j., 6. rfjna.
Sobotni vybuch We vladnfch
zbrojovkach v Morgan vyzadal
81 celkem 94 ob6tf a asi $50 del
nikh bylo vazne poran9no. Az
ooaud 35 mrtvol vytszeno ro
SEX municnfch tovAren d rane-
nj pos AMI Cervenemu kffzi k o.
setrovanl. Explosf VI, skutatno-
sti bylo nekolik a trosky tov&-
rem planuly plnych 48 hodin.
Zvlastni vojenska komise zaby
VA Sc vysetrovanim pffcin kata-
strofy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
ENEMA RUSKE POLITIKY.
SKOSLOVANSKA ARMADA v EVROPSKEM RU.
SKU NEBUDE PRY SPOJENYMI STATY
PODPOROVANA.

Washingtonsky dopsovatel zdejsho Plain Deaery pii-
nas naseducf zp.avu ez ceka ale dosud fedn povrzen
Washington, 6. flna-V ruske potice jsou pripravo-
vany jak Sc oznamuje radkanf zmeny Spojene Say ak
prosycha nehodla vsat dodatecnou moe ably
pomoha t@to dobe Cechoslovaknm nehodla dale
sobovah je nasavajfcf zmy Jedna oddly zapade
cd Urau kterez poho oddeue evropske Rusko cd Sbre
Bude poltka tato sledovana sane nezbynos ably &C.
skoslovenska armada opusla m{sta ez dosud Rusku
panovala konrolovaa Mez mimi Samara sbifske
1850 ~. (PokracovAni strane druhe. J. ~
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NEODVlSLOST CESKOSLO LOVENSKE.
HO STATU BUDE ROI1LASENA.
MADARSKY TISK PRAVf, zE CECHOVE MAJf JIz
UPLNE VYPRACOVANY PROGRAM
SAMOSTATNOSTI.

Amsterdam g. rjna = Proklamace neodvislost Czech Wy
dana bude kratke dob6 ak pravi budapestsky casops
Azest.
"Clenoye ceskeho narodnho vyboru neboj ami zala
re- ami srt pravi casopis Vsichni napsa svo posledn
Will uprav svoje majetove pomery neodvislos Czech je
zastena. Vsechny pfpravy sou vykonany prohlasen
odvsos Cech Vsechny mniserske 1rady jsou z obsaze
ny satni program vypracovan Ceske penze sou z
krone obehu."-
Ceskosovensti vddcove osfe odmt nabfdku, utinenou
Jim, aby vstoupili do koaitniho minsterstva,
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KANCLEk MACMILLAN V kfSSKE RA-
DENAVRHUJE WILSONA zAPR0-
STREDNfKA MiRU. ~.
PODoBNE. cINf l RAKOUsKO.S
TURECKEM.
MlROVE NOTY DORUCENY BUDOU DNES STAT
NfMU SEKRETARI LANSINCOVI.
ODPovED sPOJENcU wynn v RAZNE "NE">


velky mirovy nabeh Nemecka, tax dlouho pfedvdan5,
prave zapoca
Ste nazYst Rn nabz kaisr prostredncvim noveho T
sk@ho kancefe Maxmana badenskeho poznovu ruku smi
jest pry hotov pozada predenta Wilsona smrne
jednavani. ls. ~ i
Kancler Macmillan enz patrne zvoen svd Trad je-
dine ze jest znamym zastancem mru, zahal mrovy
napor svoi panenskou rec pronesenou obotu berinsk
fsske rad6 kde proasl re Nemecko jest pohotove
mouvat znamych crnact acch mrovych svehh pro
nesenych presidentem Wonem Podobnou ochou jevi Ra
kousko Turecko. ,at hs i.
Rakousko navrhuje miroye vyednavani die kabelogra
spojeneho tisku nasledovne:
"Rakousko- Uherske mocnafstv jez vedo valku pouze
obrannou nekokrate dao pran aby zastaveno BY
10 dasi krveprolevan uzavfenim cesneho miru navhue
ably president Wilson prosfedkova okamze vseobecne pf
m6m zem vod6 We vzduchu ably hned pTikroceno byo
dalsich odkada jednan jehoz cflem by by MIR Wy
jednavani necht dele zakade cnact mirovych Clan
XII presidenta Wsona."
Mfrove snahy Rakouska Uherska Turecka donucu
Nemecko povolnosti Mnistr president Husarek poda
menu ceeho kabnetu resgnaci jeho nasednikem sal
professor vdeske university Lamasch coz sobe jest
pacifickou manifestacf 't11
Zahranicn mnistr baron Burian oznami nsmeckym po-
sancm narodn srany ze vnn narodnosn stav Rakouska
potrebuje radikaai z6nu hstaN Gechoslovac Jhoso
vane necht sdcastnti spolecnych poitickych prac
Washington, 6. rjna. Svedsky vyslanec dnes dorui
satnmu sekrea Lansngovi movou not noveho kanceere
n6mecke e ez jest adresovana presdentu Spojenych Sa
Wsonovi prijetf noty jem cteni pripadne odpovedi
udrzuje redn cho. Nedokazou1 ale Nemci mrovou
hu take cny nen pochybnos open6 mrove eich nabe
ny SkOnc flaSkem OdpOvef Znl bude rOZhOdne ZamaVe
Surove olupovan Huny opouste neho 1zemi nak naadu
nezvysue z dnes jest patno, Re NemcIm nikde
neve porytecke nabizeni miru vsude zafm razne
Me- Zhoubcdm stalym ncelGm Belgie severnf Francie
nemdze byti ami jinak odpovedeno. -.
Cenralni moci dsovne snazi, ably spoenc naklonen
by vzajemne dohode zemena rozviklane Rakousko cn
zoufae pokusy ably zbaveno vaecn@ho bfemene uspoda
mohlo domac tax zhoubn6 rozervane zaleztos Jak
zrazujf polofedn zpravy pozadaa Widen opene papeze
ably vvem svym urovnal cest ale vakan odpovede ento
krate zaporne Nemecko jez cheo dobyt razem stfedn
Evropy prichaz poznan zvezii nemdze hoda proto
mfrovou leckou zachran Fl este zachraniti dalo
Washingtonskemu dopsovate bylo vsak vysokymi stat
mimi drednky oznameno ze mu jednano bude teprve ten
krate vzda bezpodmnecne podmfnek podobnych ez
dktov&ny byly pokoenemu Bulharsku Rakousko bort
Jest prave cas- zasad ranu smrcf nikolv vyjednava
mir N6mecko pax jevi opravneny srac ze spojenecke
arady prekroci Ryn pfenesou vaku 1zemf n6mecke
Beztak vyhladov6a e ez zvia millonove arady czi
lcet czem zem nebude moci vydrze hrtzy jake sama
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PRoBAsco DISTRICT.

Miss Nellie Lowe returned home
having spent the past week caring
for Mrs. Beert Peatling, who is re-
covering from an auto wreck.
Mrs. Harold Bennison visited Mrs.
Irwin Probasco Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Durrin, who is visiting
relatives here received a letter from
her son, George, at Camp Funston,
that he had left for parts unknown.
Mrs. Chas. MeCosh spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Harry Picking.
Miss Maud Janis is here for a
visit with home foulks.
Harrison Peatling motored to
Camp Funston Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Pierce and
family motored to Nebraska to visit
relatives last week.
Miss Mildred Fisher, who is work
ing for Mrs. John Cartner, spent sun
day at home.
Henry shorling's parents from
Indiana are here visiting.
Mrs, A. B. Picking is home after
spending several weeks at her sons
in Enterprise.
Ansley Goss and wife spent Tues
day evening at the chas McCosh
home.
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9 9 .
. COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
HOLLAND.
HAYES.

r.. w. Weishaar is doing some car
penter work for a cousin near Abb
lene.
Miss Loretta Kelley Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. John Dealy at Hutch
inson.
Ota Woodson is home from Camp
Funston with the humps
Miss Hattie Shoffner of Topeka
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. J. r. Blair. Miss Helen Baker
of Enterprise was a guest of Mrs.
Blair also.
Robt. Long of Detroit visited his
brother, L. G. Long, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baker en-
tertained the following guests Mrs.
McAfee, Mrs. Nora Hassler, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Taylor, Elwood Taylor,
Miss Mildred Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Shoemaker, Mrs. l.. II. Long,
Frank Long and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Long at six o'clock dinner Sunday
evening In honor OF Mrs. McAfee Of
Chapman. Mrs McAfee leaves this
week for her new home in Kansas
City.
Captain Peatross of Camp Funs-
ton was guest at the Sampson
home Sunday.
Mrs. r. G. Peck, who has been in
the hospital at Kansas City for sew
eral weeks has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 10y. Mrs Nc
Intosh, Mr.. Nevins, Miss Agnes
Goodnight and Loren Long were
callers at A. H. Longs Sunday eve
ming.
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HOLLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Logan and
Mr. and Mrs. John Bovey and Miss
Ruth Boyey went to Salina Monday.
Miss Ruth remained there to under
go an operation Wednesday.
DIR. Drake, the Chiropractor. OF
Abilene, was in Holland Tuesday.
Glenn Bell. Misses Laura Bell and
Pauline Scanland we're Abilene
shoppers Monday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Hutchinson and
daughters motored to Camp Funston
Sunday for a visit with the latter's
brother, Roy Smith. They we're ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. II. J..
Smith of Harrington.
T. A. Darling and family were
visitors at Il. A. Myers Sunday.
There will be a love feast at the
Holland church next Saturday and
Sunday, May 25 and 26.
Lille Babcock is a new clerk at
the store.
MIR. and Mrs. James Hart returned
Sunday evening from Topeka where
they went on business.
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SUTPHEN MILLS.

Guy Marts and Fred Sherwin oil
Camp Funston spent the week end
with home folks.
Mrs. Alice Martin and daughter of
Topeka are visiting at the Theo.
Marts home
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Page, Mrs. w.
Fancher and Mr. and Mrs. V. J.
True were Camp Funston visitors
Sunday.
Misses May and Fay Foster OF
Talmage and Mr., Nelmeyer of Hope
spent Sunday at the H. s. Hill home.
Miss Mary Schwab of Salina spent
the week end with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Marts and Stella
and Guy Marts spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Frank Devane.
Mr.. and Mrs b. L. Grey, Mrs. II.
Hodgers and Miss Nellie Grey and
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CHAPMAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert drove to
Camp Funston Sunday afternoon and
brought back Roy Monkey for a
visit.
In an auto mixup just east of this
city on the Golden Belt, three Fords
were more or less badly damaged.
The union service held in the high
school auditorium last Sunday even
ing was we'll attended.
A May festival is to be held at the
Rhinehart church Friday, May "a.
Roy Murphy. who has been very
i'll for some weeks is much better.
The drive for the Red Cross funds
was quite successful here. Some of
the country districts finished Mon
day afternoon
Mrs. William Nicholson is in
Western Kansas visiting friends.
Prof. Frey is in the country about
every day now in the interest of the
farmers
Harry Beal is now working in the
office of our local paper.
L. V. Owen is moving into the
place he recently purchased in the
east part Of town.
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ACME.

]. P. Lantz and ]. C. stockard
were in Salina on business Thurs
day.
Howard Sanders of Kansas City is
here visiting his old friend, Bruce
Bunker and family.
Mrs. ~ e. Rees is quite i'll.
The Riverside club will meet with
Mrs. Bruce Bunker Wednesday,
May 30.
Mrs. Flossie Shirk and George
Jolley visited with Mary and Gladys
Shirk Sunday.
]. ]. Lair and family and e. L.
Webb and family spent Saturday
evening at the N. e. Rees home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Minick. Mrs.
Christ Kraybill Miss Stella Kauff-
man, Miss Helen Engle of Abilene,
and Frank Manon of Gypsum were
guests at the home of j. j. Engle
Sunday.
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PEARL.

Hugh Taylor had the misfortune
to get his thumb caught in corn
shelter Monday.
Will Delker and Robert Ballan-
tyne, ST., took out hay rakes from
Pearl this week
The Red Cross meeting was sue
cess at Pearl.
George Hice, S. L. Book and son,
Herbert, went to Wreford Monday.
Replanting corn is the order of
the day in this community.
Miss Agnes Haas is staying in
Pearl for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Taylor mo-
tored to Camp Funston Sunday.
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]. G. STRONG FOR CONGRESS.

| " Ne JAAtOANO = Wv OOANOAhA1ACOs
Subject to the approval of the Re-
publican voters at the primary cleo
ton, August 6, ! hereby announce
myself a candidate for representa-
tive in congress from the Fifth Con-
gressional district from Kansas, and
respectfully solicit the support of all
the Republican voters.
If nominated, | pledge myself to
make vigorous campaign for the
success of the party at the election
in November. If elected, pledge
myself to actively support the Re-
publican doctrines as set forth in
their traditions and platform, and
to do every thing in my power to
faithfully and honorably represent
the people of this district in Con-
gress.
am in favor of prosecuting the
war to just victory, and my in
fluence will be used to that end.
favor all the essentials necessary
to carry the war tc successful term
ination, at whatever cost, but oppose
extravaganza, graft and profiteering,
and will do all in my power to curb
these evils.
am in favor of all sharing in the
sacrifices necessary to win the war,
and do not believe in sectional ia
voritism. No greater burdens should
be lain on the products of the north
ern farmer than on the products of
the southern cotton grower.
These are just few OF the prin-
ciples for which / stand. ! shall ex-
press myself more fully as the cam
paign advances.
Soliciting the support of the men
and women voters, / am
Respectfully,
d-w1t j. G. STRONG.
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DETROIT.

Our school closed last Thursday
with a fine entertainment. The pupils
of Primary and intermediate rooms
gave an operetta. On Friday a fine
dinner was served to all in the school
building. b. A. Flack of Enterprise
and Rev. Mr.. Turk gave good talks
A ball game completed the day
Miss Esther Johnson of Abilene
visited Iva VanDeventer last week.
T. Noble went to Topeka last
week to visit relatives and for medi-
cal treatment.
VIII Poor and mother of Chapman
were callers in town the first of the
week.
John Schneider has returned from
Excelsior Springs where he went for
his health.
j. Cay had a light paralytic stroke
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Tilton were
called to Manhattan by the death of
their grandchild, MIS-. Mabel Tilton
Thomas. They left Monday noon.
Sam McNinch of Harrington has
been visiting relatives here the past
week.
Mrs. W. D. Nichols and Miss
Nina of Abilene, with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Warner Of California. called
on old friends here Saturday
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E. S. Engle, N. e. Zook, l. Shockey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lady, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Page, Miss Sarah En-
gle and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wit
ter returned from New Paris, Ind,
where they attended the annual con-
ference of the Brethren in Christ.
Over 500 persons attended the con-
vention. J. N. Engle was elected
moderator, J. R. zook, assistant
moderator; M. L. Hoffman, reading
clerk. The interest in the entire con-
ference was strong.
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The first grand concert of the
Community Choral Society, Rolla B.
Stebbins, director, will be given on
the evening of June 18th. Nine.
Margaret McGilrary-Feil, soprano,
has been engaged as the soloist. The
New York Musical Courier says:
"She never fails to please her large
audiences" Nine. Fell is a pupil of
Georgia NJ. Sulli, with studios in the
Metropolitan Opera House, New
York City. Nine. Fell will render
two groups Of songs. 1tw
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Get Together Club.

The Get Together Club met May
16 with Miss Jennie Shaich. Twelve
members were present. The after
noon was pleasantly spent doing
Red Cross work. The ladies brought
in their finished work. The club has
now completed fifty-two hospital
socks, thirty-two hospital shirts and
one dozen pillow cases.
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HERE AND THERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Coffenberger,
Mrs. J. Fl. Carroll and Mrs. A.
Hinkler spent Wednesday night at
d. F.. Mics
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Stone spent
Sunday at B. o. Stones.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lair visited at
Ora Lahr's Sunday.
j. Huston of Fairmont, Nebr., Wis
tied a few days last week at F. L.
and e. L. Blaesis. While here he
bought 100 acres of land which is
now occupied and farmed by John
Goffenberger.
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the library; Miss Peters and her
singers of Abilene.
GLENWOOD.

c. II. Simpson is slowly improving
after a months illness.
Word was received from Mr.. ana
Mrs. Elmer Cress of Lockwood, Sas-
katchewan, Canada, announcing the
arrival of baby boy at their home,
May 3.
Oscar Bebemeyer purchased a new
car Tuesday.
A. o. Zook is building a large
cattle barn on his farm occupied by
his son-in-law, Jess Hoover.
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r. +. D. SIX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray witter left for
Pennsylvania for short visit.
Mrs. j. d. Forster shopped In Abb
lene Monday.
Lightning struck tree near
Mart Carsten's shop Tuesday after
noon Mr.. Carsten. Clarence Paul,
Henry and Rodger Funk were in the
shop and all got a good scare.
Rodger Funk returned home from
visit in Salina.
the rain was greatly appreciated
by the farmers.
The n. A. club will meet with Mrs.
Ralph Widdler Thursday, May 90.
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CARLTON.

Mrs. Chas. Bell and daughter, Sue
Bird, and Miss Harriet White of
Salina were here the latter part of
the week.
Miss Winifred Sterling spent day
in Salina last week. Miss Frances
Gay of Prairie View accompanied her
home and spent couple of days.
Everyone appreciated the Red
Cross program in the hall Friday
evening. G. E. Rugh and J. w.
Howe made good talks and Miss
Peters quartette, accompanied by
Messrs. Howard, Whitehead and
White made a decided hit.
Mrs. Ed. Ireland has been on the
sick list.
Miss Jaunita Rucas and Mr.. Chas.
Bethe, who surprised their many
friends by being married in Abilene
last week, have the good wishes of
all.
Mrs. Fife Smith of Abilene was
calling on old friends here SATURDAY.
Lyman Frey of Montana is visit
ing old acquaintance here.
e. H. Forney and family, Miss
Agnes Curry and Ethel Logan of
Abilene were here Sunday.
Robt. Curry has been very i'll, but
is better at this time.
A pile of railroad ties, back of the
hotel, was discovered on fire late
Saturday night. If it had not been
for quick work of few men, Carl
ton could easily have burned. There
was strong south wind.
The Carlton Red Cross had good
Tuesday in the library. Mrs.
and Mrs. Johntz made
helpful talks, and the prospect is
bright for a stronger organization
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Ballantyne and
family of Pearl were guests Sunday
at the w. T. w. Sterling home.
Wallace Maxwell is home from
Emporia.
One of the social gatherings of
Carlton occurred at the residence of
Samuel McAdams on Thursday even
ng May II. This was surprise to
Mr.. McAdams given by his neigh
1ors and friends to commemorate
lis 74th birthday. He having spent
he larger part of his active life in
his place, about so were present and
n enjoyable evening was spent.
Carlton Calendar.
Saturday, May 25.-Red Cross
uction sale in the afternoon. Every
me come and bring something to
ell. Dayton's band will furnish the
nusic. The ladies will serve lunch
n the hall.
Sunday, May 26.-At Baptist
hurch in evening a service flag o:
even stars will be dedicated.
Thursday, May SO.-At Presby-
erian church, a Memorial service at
0 a. m. In the evening, annual
Missionary meeting. Pictures, spec
II music.
ChiIdren's Day will be observed
une 9th at the Baptist church,
une 16 at the Presbyterian.
Tuesday evening, June 4, is a
robable date for song benefit for
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Mooney win Hang.

San Francisco, May 22.-Thomas
]. Mooney, convicted of murder in
connection with the death of one of
the victims of the preparedness day
bomb explosion here in 1916, today
lost his final application for review
of his case by the state courts.
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From Factory to Farmer.

The Knife Weeder, for listed
corn, is sold direct to the farmer,
from the factory at Hill City.
For saving moisture and killing
weeds, the Knife Weeder has never
yet been equaled. Sample machine
can be seen at John Markley's resi-
'dence, one mile east OF Riverside
Light & Power house.
II. D. Clayton, Hill City, Kans.
81 to IL