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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-13
M 81 A A A 81 A A A A

Jde ofens;vu rye amercko do Nsmec mific kteryz-
anercy postup msi vzbudt posrach cele nsmeckem
vntrozemi.
NenSjn nsmeckou posc sektoru St. Mihiel je pohori
Cote vnouci pode bfhu feky Maasy kterezto pohof
pred vSkou byo francouzsSho obranneho
systemu mezi Verdunem pevnost Toul pohofi tomu A.
z pron neni pochyby ze cee te posice brzy
dobydou
Nxmci hed pfekazet americkemu postupu zvla;f kulo
rney jchz mali celia hnizda podrostech, houitinach
strsch. Amerck9 poln della n6 vsak podobna hnizda
neznx dSla amercke voznce jchz Sele postu
pujicich nasich sikh n9kolik set.
Ouch americkych vojsk je s<vsly hvszdnaty prapor
hrdx vlaje dosahu germ&nskeho uzemi
Jde nejvStsi vyboj Americana pdds Evopy, kteryzto
vyboj zasinue ned1vnou ofensivu Marn4 Chateau
Thierry. @Hs5 # 1@
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-13
PRAzSKY VSENEMECKY LIST
Sc BOURf.
cEcHosLovAcI Jsou j PosTRAcHEH
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar.

Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar
Washington d. C. - Prazska Bohemia, znamy Stvavt
list n9mecky bour prot vdehske bernske vlade ze mic
nepodnkaj "urovnani. pomeru Vychode. Mys tim
vSem voenskou intervenc Ma Rus. Pise dne 7. srpna
"Nic nebylo podnknuto ohledu mic nepodnika,
pokud sme informova ac Anglicani Francouz Cecho
sovc Japonci pracui tim clem ably zska pro
sky lid dohna TAX stredni mocnos rozdeen svch vojsk
u IDA nam N6mecku vdime u stolu op6t ony
pany ktef nam z jednou vypocita do puntku re Ange
nikdy nebude moc posat do Evropy million muzd z pani
kte vypocita Mathematician jstotou kok mesic1 An
ge bude vyhadovena vakou podmofskych clund panove
kte est6 nedayno namaha vypocfta re ransporovanf
americke armady do Evropy jen en pouhy bluff" tz
panove sed nyni svmi stoy pocta ak e mono, ably
ruskou rontu dosaa aponska armada Pomohly nam
rzove brye t6chtO pan neeo? Neposkoda ejich netee
most mas znamente tm re mas vakaa do planych nadei
tax mas vehnala a scesti?"
Nafek "Bohemie" pusobi neodolatenou komikou...
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-13
PROTEST MEZINARODNf
UNIE INZINYRo.

Zastupci mezinarodni unie
inzinyrd parnich stroji, We sve
konvenci projednavali otazku
zapovedi vyrobu piva. V9tsina
zastupci mluvilo proti naffze-
nj. Resoluce odevzdana vyboru
aby zalezitost projednal zpra
WI podal. Zda-li zprava bude
proti nafizenf q konvence il pfii
jme, protest bude telegrafovan
presidentu WilsOnOvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-13
"UGNL JSEM VSE, ABY ZACF1OVAN
BYL MIR, PRAVIL KAISR. ].


Amsterdam r. zaff- Pri osoveni delnictva Kruppo-
vyh zbrornach Esenach prohas cisar ze kazdt cov6k
koute Nemecka jest presvedcen sam
nezameska zadne pfilezost ably vaka bya mozna ne
drive skoncovana neen Will nemeckemu du ale Will
lemu civlisovanemu svetu.
Dale prones ovsednelou frazi, re Nemecku vaka byla
ze nepfftel snaz Nemce vyhubti znict tenn
to pry nezbyva jen branit Vnil spojence od&n w.
jednavani mir tvrd ze byl vzdy hotov poda ruku sf
feni
Vzdaval diky delnicvu vykonane dosud suzby celia
rec jeho provanuta bya snahou MIR kte jest jen oddalo
van poeneckym vladam takze German nezbyva nezi do
bojova vaku az do konce Dale obvova Ang ktera
cuje proh utrademokraticke Wade bosevikd Moskve.
Angosasove ale jeste nepre mfru TAX stof vec dnes
Kazd@mu mas bya prdelena povnnost Wy vaseho kadi
(Pokratovanf strane druhe) -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-13
TAJEMNfK VALKY BAKER MA FROM
TEVLOTRINSKU.

= (ODPOLEDNI BULLETIN:)
Amercky tajemnk valky, byvaly mayor mesta Cevean
du, Newton D. Baker prodleva bos Lotrinsku to
stabu generala Pershinga
Franko-americke silly postoupy dnes dalsf mill ma
vsech srenach sekoru ST. Mihe take cekovy postup cd
vSereska tini Sest MIL
Dnes rano dobyto mestecko Montsac kde dalsich sic
Nemcd upadlo americke zaet Nasedovne vsech Hunt
americkem zaei ST. Mihe je dne patek tfinaceho srp
So. vyrocf Pershngovych narozenn deset tsfc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-13
BRITOVE DOBYLI HAVRINCOURTU.

Ackoliv franko- -brtske fronte panue pom6rny kid
zbranf nenf tim jeste receno ze franko brka voska
Flandrech Pikardi zahaeji Nekok stasnych bo vee-
spojenci Hindenburgovy lnie byo svedeno neve d.
speech NELL Brtove vzavs dokem anderske mestecko Hav
court zajavsi asi 1000 Hunt. =
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PRESIDENT CESKOSLOYENSKE Ma.
RODNf RADY PRESIDENTU
!. !. SPOJEN1CH STAT0.
Ceskosovenska Tiskova Kancelaf.
Washington D. c. - Prof. T. G. Masaryk president c.
kosoven Narodni Rady Washngtons zasla presdentu
Wsonovi proev dkd uzndni Narodni Rady arma
dy ceshoslovenske spojence:
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelaf.

Dovolte mi projeviti pocit hluboks vds6nosti
uznsni rasi armady, N&rodni Rady Al naseho n&roda
Po svsm pff;ezdu do Sp6jenhJeh SEfd6 prvnf Nd
vstsva ma platila hfbitovu Cettysburshsk<mu - po
smutnych zkusenost ma Rus, pral jsem 81 SOU
stfedit mys tomto slavnsn miste velkeho z4-
pasu Ameriky demokracifa jednotu cetl jsern ne
poselstvi ulits do zeleza, ze vlada lidu IL
dem pro lid nikdy nemk zajit tohoto svsta. hi.
storicke chvili velkeho vyznamu, Lincoln formuoval
tyto zasady, jez msly spravovat vnn politiku Spo-
jenych St6ti historicke chvili svstoveho vyzna-
mu w. pane presidente, uzpisobil jste tyto zasady
pro zahrancni politiku teto velke republiky, akoz
politiy ostanich narodI: ze vesere lidstvo ma byt
osvobozeno ,ze mezi narody velkymi malym We
skutecnost existue rovnost, ze vsecka spravedliva
vlad odvozuje souhlasu tech, jimz vladne
tyto pravite, jsou zasady, nichz Americani byli
vychovania jez tvofi z&llad svstove demokrace. -,
souhlasu tsmito zasadami americke deriao-
kracie Wy vlada Spojenych Ststd, uznali jste
pravnsnost naseho boje neodvisost narodni jed
notu; jsem splnomocnen a citm nejvys poctsn, re
mohu podskovat Vam jmenu celeho n6roda
tento akt politicks slechetnost, spravednost po-
liticke moudrost.
UznSni Amerikou posi nase armady mas cely
nsrod jejich nezlomnsm odhodlani, dat obst vse
osvobozeni Evropy lidstva
Ne nejvrelejsi pfsni Vam pane presidente,
Vasii txzke a zodpovSdne praci pro Ameriku pro
cely svst.
J.em Vss projevem nejupFimnsjsim nejucti-
vsjsfm
T. G. Masaryk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-13
Deset tis1c Hunt bylo jimi pozajimano
~~A~A~ Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
POSLEDNf BULLETINY.

Americane rozSirili svij po-
stup ma osm mil.
Proslycha Sc, ze stfed zadni
linie sektoru Mt. Mihiel, me.
ste6ko Vigneulles bylo jiz Per-
shingovym vojskem ds.byto.
v horach mezi Mason a re.
kou Nose dve nemecke divise
byly nasimi zaskoSeny.
Americane ukofistili Sedes3i
del.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-13
.SEKTOR ST. MIHIEL SVfRAN E SCI
DVOU STRAN A NEMC0M
HROn zASKOCENf.
VSEOBECNY UTOK ZAHAJEN VCE-
RIA CASNE RANO "a POMOCI
BTTEVNlCH AUT.
NASE JEDNOTNA ARMADA VYBoJEM SWIM MfRf
KMETAM K RECE RYNU.

Mezi tim n fronts Flandrech Pikardn Cham
dodrzovsna v6era a& bitevni vyseku ST.
Mel Lotnsku rozhoukala ea.ns rano amercka della
htsy pssi vojso pfexlo vseobecn< offensive
.Prvhi jednotna armada, nachazejici pod
vrchnim komandem generaa Pershnga, vyraza vcera
frons dvansctmove konec rozsifia cekem lni
81 milovou.
vypad n.sch voj.k by nahly, .vsly postupu po
krasuJ dosud.
General Pershng kabelue dnes Washingtonu ze jeho-
chrabrs oddly poups sektorem ST. Mhel pozajmaly do
dnesnho rama temsr devs sc Hunt ot ze bnde rovnsz
znacna kdezto aerice ztray ze jsou posrns nepatne
AmsGicka tszka della rozhoukala vcera rano jedne
hodns til vyrazila prvnf vna amerce pschoty. VSeie
amerckych pksch francouzsks kavaerie hnay obsne
atomob Prseo cesy byly neschddns, misty tmsr beze
dne nicmens nasi vojni postupova akes nedoSkavost
bezmezne edvaze Postupova dvou vyse kteyto
sektor je 20 mil siroky asi 20 mil douhy
Mezi tn co Americana hnaly Huny obou stransch
fancouzska brgada vzala dtokem clip vyseku
sta ST. Mihiel rovnsz pokro6ila.
Nasi postoupi po obou stranach asi pet mil cilem
t6v6 Jim msseSko Vigneues ezici stredu zadni ne w.
se. Pali Ameri6ans zmocni Vigneues brzy cely W.
ho, nez kapitulace.
VeerejM skvsly americky dder ma vyznam daleko.ahy
Nejen ze vyse ST. Mihel nskolka byt vyha.
celia zapadn nsmeck1 fonta por8zou utrpi Hlav
MIN faem vsak je, ze znSeni vyeu ST. Mihe Pershn
voka budou pochodovat do Nsmec pevnosi Metam
a k1 Rynu.
Pl6nem .pojencd jest do.ahnout Met drive
dorf dobude zalozni obranno n Parcva tahnouci
se Cd begickych Antwerp az ku Metam do Lotrinsla.
Stfedem vyselu Mhiel Nsci drzi Sc jix cd roku
1914 vede draha primo do Met u drsze ts pfibzu p
TONNE chrabr6 nase vojsLa cd obou stran sektoru.
Asi tlcet vsi mssteSek bylo z Americany dobyto
-le novf zajatci jsou americkou frontu odv6dxni
Americana hned prveho rozbShu pozajmai vs Mai
zsrais 700 nepf@te vesnc Les Eparges nSkte-
rych pfpadech nase nedoskava pschota byla ce
msa ur6eno kdezo franko-americka zda pfedsha
Nsmci byl tvrdym amerckym 1derem pfekvapeni
ze pni vine americkh pschot vzdorova n chabs Teprv
kdyz druh6 amerka vlna pSna nepfselsy odpor po-
nzkad sesil Vzdor va nas sou st6<rn post,pu
nxmecke posadce setoru St. Mhiel
Ii totiz v Gas z vyseku neuteee.
Osady Thiacourt Bouillouvile q Donmitrn jsou
oc nasch z&padni setoru oerujicich kdexto
protssm bo Americans maj drzeni mx.esko
Eperges nskok v.i cfpu vyse probii dnes
zovs do pfedmsstf ST. Mihiel.
Vybo daf Sc udz vsech strandch vyboj ten
esobns nasim Perhnse jehoz francouzsks pomocns
dily must poslouchati
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09
HAYS HISTORY
% YEARS AGO
Mays 9, 1889

Mrs. Hill Wilson went TO Leaven-
worth, this week, to attend the So
cial Science convention.
Mrs. Bob Shelby left on Thursday
morning for Genda Springs, Sum
mer County, on the south line of the
state, where, a telegram announces,
her husband is lying very sick.
A slight frost whitened the land
in this section Tuesday morning, but
fortunately did not harm to the early
buds and potatoes.
The father of Judge West and
Mrs. Charlie Reeder is here on Wis
it from Fairfield, Iowa.
Birdie Schultz has invited her
friends to her birthday picnic on the
creek this afternoon.
The father, mother and sister OF
M. E. Dixon have gone out to Colo
RADIO, on a visit to Charlie.
Secretary Miller is trying to ar
range to have the cyclorama of the
battle of Gettysburg exhibited at the
Fair next fall.
W. J. Bethard has gone east on {
business and pleasure trip.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09
Who said GLOW dry it isp'

Treasurer Yost don't propose to be
behind in the improvement line and
is having the masons build up with
stone and iron the walls between his
mill and elevator to give him more
room.
A young cyclone passed high up
over town last night coming down
near the creek, tearing trees and
whirling limbs high in the air.
R. J. Reid, late of Oakley is now
telepragh operator at the depot at
this place.
A C. Allen and family have moved
to town so he can take in part of the
building boom.
Mr.. Eastman and family have
moved here from Salina, and leased
the Joe Furley house on North Chest
nut Street.
Mrs. Journey and family moved in
to one of Taylor's houses, on Sec
ond Street, near Chestnut.
Jim Banner has leased the Journey
house on North Oak Street and will
love his family to town.
DR.. Wilson from Pennsylvania, a
successful dentist of many years
practice, a son of Mrs. Anna Wilson,
has arrived and it is thought will
make this his future home.
1t is reported that Squire Humph-
reg and Erixson are on their way
back to take in the boom.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09
saving the Husband

Mr.. Norton was Il very patient man
and long-suTering one. Mrs. Norton
provided a continuous flow of CONVEX
SatiOn and was known as a nag. Final
~, the nerves OF the poor man gave
way and the physician was called he
must have complete rest and undss-
turbed Sleep" said the doctor, as he
looked thOughtfully at the woman Il
VIII send I'D some sleeping powders
which must be used exactly as written
on the box VIII you promise 10 do
this, madam, or must order him 70
the hOspitalT Indeed, 1 promise, {"
cried Mrs Norton, cheerfulIy. II viii
give them just as you direct, doctor. =
When the box came from the drug
gists the label read: Sleeping pow
ders to be taken night and morning
by Mrs. Norton"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09
Craig School Notes

craig School Notes
Alice Nelson is still in the hos
pital at Salina.
Mrs. R. P. Dickinson, who was tax
en- to the Hays hospital for an opera
ton a week or so ago is reported in
good condition.
The Red Cross met at Mrs. J. G.
Towner's at Fairport, last week.
Rev. jenkins is to give literary
program at the Fairport church
Thursday evening, May 9th.)
Frank Craig is working at the
ranch.
Earl Chrisler's visited at Melvin
chrisler's Sunday.
One of Mr.. S. L. Bowlby's neph-
ews from Iowa, is out visiting at the
ranch.
John Rowe and nine other boys
70 leave Hays May 18th in answer
% the call.
The farmers are discing and max
. preparations for planting corn.
Some are about ready now to begin
planting but it has been most too
cold until the last few days.
Some fields of wheat look fine and
oats and rye look real good.
The following districts have hired
their teachers for next term: Dis
trist 81, Dorcas Wines; District SO,
Gladys Dillingham;; District 80, Nyna
Dillingham;.
The Natoma schools closed We'd
nesday.
Earl Smiths gave a surprise party
on Mr.. John Engleker, Mrs. Smiths
| brother, last Friday night. John was
home on furlough from Camp Funs-
ton and returned Saturday. He ex-
poets to leave there soon. After the
surprise party a number of young
people charivaried Frank Brainerd
and his wife at the home of the form
er. 1t was about two a. m. when the
party arrived and it took over an
hour to gain admittance which they
did after pouring water down the
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09
The Debt. of the Warning Nation

The Debts of the Warning Nations
The London Economist for Febru-
airy places the total gross debt Of
Great Britain at 5,678, 100000 pounds
1927, $50, OO0,0OO.)
The French minister of Finance IN
presenting the budget for 1913 esti-
mated the public debt Of France on
December 81, 1918, at 1876, O5S,-
600 francs (s22, 227, OOO,OOO.)
The public debt OF Italy at the end
of 1917 Is estimated at about 35, 0OO,-
100000 lire CSC, 6T6, OOO,OOO.)
The debts OF the Central Powers
are estimated as follows: Germany,
S25, 4OS, 100000; Austria, 1874
100000; and Hungary, s5,704, 000,-
OOO
Our own public debt is now around
$4,000, 100000, but more than half
Of this amount has been loaned TO our
Allies and viii be repaid TO Us It
is estimated that Of the total net
expeditures of the United States for
the fiscal year OF 1918, exclusive OF
our advances TO or Allies, more than
one-half viii be betrayed by taxa
ton
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09

Ter county, Kansas, farmer, was pray
ing for rain for his wheat. The rain
came. So did some big oil gushers.
Now, with an income OF 100000
a year ne is able to buy S175,
900 of Liberty Bonds
The WaKeeney World announces
ne death of Mrs Briggs, the mother
IF Madeline Brigs, lately sent TO the
State Prison for shooting another
woman at Collyer. This is another
terrible showing of the Importance of
ne proper bringing up of = child
Mss Briggs was a smart girl at school
and in he house wok, but inclined ''to
De smart" prided herself on the use
of a gun and pistol, that are not a
woman's best endorsement, even her
father prided himself about her mark
manship. In a heat of passion she
practiced her Workmanship and
killed a neighboring woman Ar
rested, tried, convicted and now be-
hind the bars. Now her mother is dead
leaving her father alone In his home,
where she should be TO console and
help him.
At the regular. meeting of the
Board of Education last Monday,
Prof. A. G. MARBLE, principal of the
Wilson High School was elected prin-
cipal of the Hays High School for
next year, Mr.. Lee having resigned
to accept a place on the Normal fac
Guilty. Mr.. MARBLE Is q graduate of
Emporia College and has done con-
siderable toward his masters degree
at the University of Kansas He has
had about five years experience as
high school principal and is highly
commended by the boards OF educa-
ton and superintendent for whom
he has worked. He is about thirty
five years old, is married and has one
child. He is six feet tall, weighs over
200 pounds is an athlete and athletic
coach He is a great admirer Of "Old
2ilI' White of Emporia for whom
ne worked at one time as reporter on
the Emporia Gazette. He also pleads
guilty to trying to sing under suffi-
cient provocation-
The Farm Labor Organization is
making real progress IN its work in
Ellis county. It is being planned by
the Central Committee to establish a
ranch Office for the employment of
harvest hands at both Ellis and Vic
toria- These branch Offices VIII be In
/ daily touch with the Central Office
/ and will be furnished with an esti-
mated quota Of labor which VIII be
determined from the reports made by
] the several members Of the locals at
hose points. The farmers are urged
to give the card QUESTIONABLE imme-
date attention when 1t Is received so
/ hat the State Administrator can bet
supply the demand It viii require
some time and hard work on ms part
to supply the needs of this harvest
season. Very little help Is expected
from the counties Of the northwest
where wheat has failed. Reports from
some Of our Hays men who have had
occasion TO visit these counties and
make inquiry get very little encour-
agement The fields that failed IN
t are being planted TO barley,
oats and rowed crops that viii re-
! quire the attention of the farmers
IN their own localities at that time.
The merchant and retired farmers Of
our town and villages are realizing
this and are shedding their coats and
taking physical culture training at
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09

Faythe Logan spent the weekend
Nth Helen Truan-
Ruth Porter visited soldier friends
at FUnston, Sunday
Treasurer E. L Copeland OF the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
road has q big smile coming with
AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe, the
three cities for which the railroad sys-
item is named, all cover the top" with
the Third Liberty Loan
If the kaiser was running things in
this country your warranty deed to
our home would be merely a scrap
Of paper. But buying Liberty Bonds
to keep the kaiser out viii protect
your home and besides you will have
some interest money coming to you
along with the full face value of your
bond.
Cabbage and tomato plants at the
Normal School garden
Lieutenant E J. Bribach of Atchi-
son left his home town for Camp
Funston training camp the other day
Before going however, he invested
100 in the Third Liberty Loan In
addition to $4,000 previously pur-
sed. Both Bribash and his money
are now IN the service San you beat
that?
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09

One one mother all the world
-er- Next Sunday Is Mothers Day
and the Methodist Church viii duly
observe the day with special music
and flowers and q sermon 10 mothers
the pastor at II q m. Subject of
the sermon "Our Mother
Mothers are especially invited 10
attend this service A committee viii
t1l1e care Of babies IN the rest room
Of the basement while mothers enjoy
the service Miss Esther Goetchius
IS chairman of the committee The
-,1urch viii be decorated by q spe-
cial committee for that occasion
The Epworth League VIII render
an anniversary service program at
6-15- The special music for this
&c Is IN charge Of Miss Law
The new officers Of the League viii
be publicly installed There viii be
no preaching service at night as the
church joins In the Union Services at
the Normal at 500 p m, where the
BaccalaUreate sermon TO the Normal
graduates viii be preached
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09
Experiment Station Notes

Experiment Station Notes
Supt. Weeks spent Sunday at Man
hatan visiting President Jardine and
several members of the agricultural
college faculty.
W A. Boys took part IN farm Ia
Dor meeting at WaKeeney Saturday
afternoon, May 4th, and organized a
farm labor bureau for Trego Coun-
ty.
Geo. ]. Lord and Mrs. Lord went
to McCracken, May 3rd, getting sup
plies for the stations fence crew at
he Watson pasture and inspecting the
work
Mr.. Lord, Arthur Brukholder,
herdsman and others attended to dip
ping of 2S5 head of cattle, besides
calves, May 7th, preparatory to turn
ing them out to pasture. The Station
has a new concrete vat, built accord
ing to the latest and best plans
Miss Edna Kane was called away
May End, to attend the funeral of
her brother-in-law, VIM Schrumpf
of Lacrosse, who was killed near
Cottonwood Falls by train striking
his automobile.
Miss Alice Case visited relatives
at Lyons, over Sunday.
Geo. ]. Cramer, who worked at the
Station last summer. has returned
and resumed work. He has been at
Louisville, KY, during the winter.
At the request of the Community
Club of Quinter, Supt. Weeks spoke
at meeting of that organization Fri
lay evening, May 3, and F. A Kiene
made talk there the following day
| Rev. Snyder, Mrs. Snyder and Mrs.
eeks accompanied Mr.. Weeks, visit
ing Castle Rock and Rev. Snyder's
farm in Cove County enroute.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1918-05-09
School closes next Friday, for the

School closes next Friday, for the
year and three months vacation.
The sad news has been received
of the SUDDEN death of Farmer VIM.
Beard, who lived many years in the
south part of the county. He left
some time ago for Breckenridge,
Colo, where he was living. He leaves
a wife and several children, the wife
being sickly.
The young ladies and children of
the Lutheran church presented the
play of ''The Twin Sister at the
church on Thursday evening, to the
admiration of a full church. 1t
showed careful and thorough instruc-
ton by Mrs. Jones.
DR.. Snyder and family returned
from their eastern trip and visit on
Friday, and will make this their
home.
J. F. Burke, Martin Ainslinger and
George Bannister have been appoint
ed appraisers for shool land.
Misses Ada Brosius and Kate
Courtney wish to announce that they
will conduct a summer school in our
city. Prof. Gerhman says that he
heartily recommends these young Ia
dies as possessing ability to conduct
such school as they propose.
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Presbyterizn Church

NEL-lL SlylEfs Z aSLOL
Sunday vii be observed as Par
ents Day formerly Mothers Day"
The pastor VIII preach at II a. N on
slhe Fifth Commandment In the
evening there VIII be a song service
n which the history Of great hymns
IF divine love VIII be given At the
Sunday School Mrs Snyder viii give
= brief report OF the State ConFen-
ton which Is being held at Hutehin-
SON
The c Z Topic at D m VIII be
Christian En6eaTor Fellowship
The public Is cordially invited 70 al
these services
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Trinity Lutheran Church.
Charles F West. Pastor.

Schedule Of Services
1880 q Sunday Schol
11-O0 g. m Morning worship
700 D m Luther League
500 p m Evening Worship
he young peoples social at Malm-
berg's on Friday evening, was 3 great
success A musical program was rem
dered and light refreshments were
screwed Everybody had q good time.
The Holy City" viii be given on
the evening Of the second Sunday N
June
IN account Of the Normal Bacca-
laureate service, League viii meet at
GAS There viii be no preaching
service
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home In order to be able 10 render the
best assistance they can
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chimney. They were treated to
cigars and candy of which all par
took
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LICE ON CHICKENS

DIR. Fruits Lice Powder takes
every louise off of little chick In
less than two minutes or your money
back Two fifty cent cans sent prepaid
for $1.O0.
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