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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24
9enne 8cbamolima
pil fMrrcrc Ola.
3oher fun .5 Gents.

gu Ssbanolius, bpis Seniist og Waul or
at iisrn. gariosen os bslbreb. gatisuten.
@eb osns BRIG tuuos maaife mango alucr.
Iise Cp.rotiouer unbsooeS % mssen llbeiit
i~nbiparss / Sebanolius al farlisc % imertss
liss SpsSomms. prspar.rst al Isbenb. NE.
bieiufs Sp,eiaIiitsr ,it,r mango aars attn
Nrar,s i spsSomm. al e.psr, Wau, os
SnSpoI0e, iaaiom GaIoeieu. Sorioppsli.,
TpspspTa, "ips' Sopsbpius, S%pimm.Ibsb,
9att,riot. baarlis Girtilotion os fompli.
cersbe troniit. S%psoomm. i esp,r, Rap' os
Snbpo!b.. Spsapsr al Statiititsr. piisr.
at Sslbr.bsIis opnaass i uaiisu al, 5ilteI-
Der sitsr at ale andre RibIsr bar i.iltt.
S%stsbsfp.tsse SanesIsnauH paa Senus g,.
banblins or Red Cross Liver Pills, Der
iaass i ubrioymsos SLATER mso Strutapiel,
NOT for omtrsrt 2 Wuau,osrs SebanoIins.
Ts Gst, MAJ baps Get 4soe QorS' Sns
iisnisr trptt paa 9Gifeu. Solst Of gpotbss
isre for lite mere enb IS Gents, sasr be isns
ets al Drs. Rea Bros, Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24
ON Uorifarbeioet.

g. 81. Soloif.

Der err gaaet Troloifab / Orb.
81 brltger De famine llbtrpf, men
forItaan life binanoens Sprog.
sssaaar bar "gtorif. Imerifaner" noget
Der roites iom 9anoets beoite Berger;
ioag err "glorlf- Imerifuner" noget
Der temples iom iaopal Berger og
Salp-@ merifoner. Sgaar bar Sea
tionalitet noget Tom afbaug al ben
enfeltes Serfomit; ibog er Rationa'
litet noset iom BEN enfelte fan BE-
itenme peo at iornegte lin Slegt.
8erbierne foranbres. "@r oere
ftolte al beres Mayhower-Sraoi'
tioner?" ipsreer en- Boston SrofeS'
for fin Boston Soriamling. "9are
glenn oct. 8i bar life noget meb
Iist at eisre. &c fremoper og life
tilboge."
Com ON ct @enneife life orfeoe
at eisre begee SeIel Oct bar piit life
Ieningen, at ale ifal bli Saltitstter
for set, ON oe fer fig tilbage. Oct
bar 10 peret iaa, at etbpert cibilit
ferret Solf ifllIoe ia fin Siitorie, 90
at Siitorien ifulbe bore I'll nogen
@apn for Solicit - at oct al Sortios
Saga ifuloe bente Snipiration til
Srenlti0s @irfe.
Ien en- foaoan Boston Yroiesior
fan finbe paa iaa mangt. "Oi9belen
itaar / alt iom minoerl" iaabe 9eer
8pnt, HrofesiorenS 2premeiter.
Sgiaa blanbt bore egne er Der rare
Reiter at bere. Scr er en- goo oa
tilitr9ffelig @runo for, ct hi life
Longer brpr oS ON at beoe norife:
hi err life norife." - "8i er Mmeri,
fanere." "@i bill life og fan life
bore no9et onoet."
ga bel. It bi err glmerifanere er
iaare pent, og life ipnoerlig MT
Wet bpao for Sroloom er Der gaaet
I Srbene "NorIf" og "@merifuner",
at Sc life l9nger fan bpnge ian-
men? @lir Ginger noget anbet peo
at itrpge Gingens Naon? @aar oct
life an at bore Sort % Imerifaner
paa en- og iamme Sio = ret for.
itaaet? Oct er fanife bitmt at ipprge
Zig MI ON 9agen. Sfisnt oct Ell
friitenoe at ipsrge Zig aloenituno en-
Mmerifoner er Sl1bianer, en- artbet
@merifaner er Neger, en- treble Irlc'
rifaner err S6oe, og ingen miffer ei
Muf ON Sen Singenes Srben.
Ii maa life lie ttlbage paa Sleet,
Sorfeore, Srabitioner. Nei bel
Men / iamme Summer Of en- itor
omerifanif 9lpis, boor bin Yrofesiors
Sale itob refereret, baboe Hebaftsrer
ifrebet en- roien0e 2eoer ON &nute
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24

pnr tuuttet til ben 6enioueoeS Gin Dda
(oroeu. uemIig at Ipie oerreu3 geliiss
nellie.
vi @ssreue bar HiIs. TdIborg og
Srithioi on Stepben meo ouitru tilitcoe
ueo Hegrngclieu / CANADA % foruoen
<iepheu iom Tom meo Qiget bar Vita %
aaIr iommen ira Chicago % Chen meo
Qultrl ira &ebrdiid I'll Sdic mills. Sa.
2jOrit ioul life tiosuot I'll gegraUeIicu.
). u. 9erg9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24
NOr fleenoc Sortur.

Der CT ct 9assmIeosl. ION i~i9Iosui tas,r
fsil / at itauis ils.ube lortur og liner, Cub
,rritctiou,r o9 sisr 6uoeu bls6. rem oa iuuo.
6pilttniombeif spotbeier fan %ioriuns
Fem m.s i3smo. iom alminesliepis op.rpius
Der ale Sueipseomms. Sei,ma, 2lesH.
,%yreentr, Simmer, Bla6beass mad BE- ZEN,
Iilf1los sipt sitsr Tor 3tmo. Oits bent
her BET. al miuors gemrr..li,r ueilettes
/ Ratteus esb. 9is,n itauIsr igspanlis
itrar. !Ssmo ct ct il'tsrt aHtiieptil. flp.
osuos 9~assmibesI. rent, lst at BRUCE os
poalieslist. 6st ioli,r nm 35e; en- srtTa
nor Slai.s s1.00. Get plstt,g life. sr life
i,btst ,l,r tlrb,ub. oe CT CAN'T. piit N.t,rt
~operior smfnetlis rub.
The Il. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24
Ssl m mt; Senepsplaitre!
Muterple pirfer l%ettere. bnrtisere
% ubsu GabIsr.

Ser sr ins.u Ienins at opbIane. en-
masie al Seusp, Wd o. 9auo. uaar On
let Tan linSre Smtrts. SaOrb,o ca S;iub,S
m.s liot al ben rsusliss, bpiet Muf,roI,.
Wuit.rpIe .r tiIb,r,ot AZ Get, S,u,psoIi,
az ausr, bcIbr,beube SnsT,0ituier. iamm.n.
lot i Sorm az ben bpies Salpt. Zen ipo.
toesr bet sammeIbasie e ,utpsplantr5 Blaes
% iysnsrtuscr life @abIsr.
TufsroIs siper pauIisuis 5ur.ig 9iuoriuo
ior iaoy rails, gronfit. SoRilittS. Styub..
bone. nip Gatfs, AlibmO, Reura.eia. 80
Osopiue. Hn~'umIinser, tI'uyiip. Sb,umO.
sur Q,etmoS, ToritrGtttI'tr, iaot, Wui,i.r,
Stsb, Sroitlnue,r, foriroSn, fsoeer. nor,
tislsIie / 0rpfet Oct for'5ase,r oft, euuo,,
bet0ubelieE
3Oe % Zoe srutteri Noipttol5 srrsIi.
s.. so.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24

/ 0elion; @ifine og Sifinssaanb blep
neont Sang paa Gang.
Sorrelten er oct fanife Zig at for
itaa: Set er garife / i'm Srben for
andre at titte os eiter / Semmene
boao Dor Serfonit angaar. 0e bar
10 aHio falbt os Rorife, og eisr Oct
ben Dag ioag. Set er ri iom life
maa bore oS benioit, bpob hi er.
&nbre tilaoer fig at buite, mems ri
blir paalagt at glemme.
Som oct lprenemne Soft hi er,
gier hi itore 6remitribt / 8lemmc.
boeens 2erer. Set er albeles iaas
fpngt at PROBE at blaaie noeet norif
Sip / os. Set, iom beoer norif, fig
ger bag os." Soa lailgt err ri fom.
met / Smelteoiselen, hi iom uoeier
ct af De npelte Splag at SmcIteitoi,
Sntens ltaar bort 2anbs Br9iiseni
/ fin gebitefars Strife, / fin Wors
2ano og @p, iaa opbt rsrt, at ban
neppe fan tale. Gin bpbe 9eppaeIre
tiltrobs, mao ban frem % iiee nogle
Orb. Hlt, beriom Imerifas Yreii.
bent bar fonlmet npItebt no al Smel.
teoigelen, beriom ban babe oeret
"fulbt ,,o amerifaner % intet anoet"
iou baboe ban fanife iast: Set er
aGoeles faafPngt at prspe at blaaie
noget engelif 2ip / os. Set, ionl
beoer engelif, lisger bag os. 8i
gibber life ie tilbase.
Wen ban iagoe life set. San bor
life tilesnet fig oct @pnt'ife Spn paa
alt ioln minoer.
Stebets Yreit bapbe minbet ON
The Pilgrim Fathers % iaet:
"Gisie W9no laebe @rltnoboloen til
ben itore ai9rligbeb til Sribeo %
&et, iom bar ifabt Oct amerifonife
Soil, og iom bar fitnbet ct iaabant
praftiif llbtrpf / at noe 9ibroa til
ben itore Seier / ben eltropeiife
Scamp moo ltnbertrpffelie og llret.
Gr oct life ogiaa ct ltoilag al Den
famine Iano iom, nnber Cubs Sor.
inn, fsrer 8erbens Samoittiabeo I
oens Ssger benimoo Serben5freo?"
s Samflang meo berne Sanfc
iagoe Dor Brpiibent: "9e Selelier,
iom bar grebet mig ioag, er ierunoen
altfor intlme % opbe for mig OF
boloe Ell Gale. Winberne ON min
Wtor, iom er fsbt Der, er operpel-
benbe. Senoes title g9ien, benoes
Tligtians, benoes llpilie MOB al
grammen bar fommet irem for mig
meo iteoie tiltagenoe Stprfe / bisie
Yligtens slar. Sfient oct er ban
ifelig for mig at tale, er oct BOG
fanife p~asienoe peb Ell Inleoning
iom oenne of anerfienoe, bpao ieg
ifploer benoe og benoe5 mirbeoGr.
biee Snr; for oct iom Teroen MI
Tiger at aisre, err at penoe tilbage til
Tligtens Geie, at penoe fig ira opriif
ggennptte til p9rbig at batble ret. "
Gig talte slmcritas 9r9iioent ON
lin enselife 9eoltefar og fin engeIif-
feote Wor. Winoet ON henbes SEQ
raftertr9f itprfeoe Dor Brpf6ent /
bans, / bort 2aubS, melt fritiife Sio;
og / bisie Tr9f timber ban 9dgeoom
for Sioens greit. Oct err bornIie
ellfelt. Nen uiigelig itort.
Stiae, bramlss, pliettrc. gar
bun life Zig Din Rcr osiaa = bun
iom bar norif2
1reitens og Tr9iioentens Saler
ppffer til Gitertanfe. 9eage peaer
tilbase paa itore geroier / Slegtens
Gle. 9egse peser fremab til ben
lib, ga oisie @9roier ital bli rau-
benbe / Wenneifebeoens 2ipsisrieI.
Sanoelie, oisie Wpro ioritaar @in-
les itorflagne Gigt:
ait Jar min funoe siera oct glide
ban beo sIort
og IRAN | lipet bera 10 mpfie giRpt
90 tort,
oct bar fraa bag til AMMAN for meg
iaa itor ei limo:
nor arb BET er for manner ap soot
iolf pern isoo!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24
Naar Sc PLACES
at &benmatisme.
Valtfn enbuer Mano pil iort9ae
Fem, at Sloan's eminent
betpoer ginorius.

Sbi upiisu tubpsr Rauo, Tom bar liot AZ
rhtrratiii. Smtrtsr, bar brust BET mob Gms
beo | WuItltrus % Stiubeo I e%sooene, iom
isIssr al at pare noiat Tor aft SIaes geir.
Spiubsr. IistIsOsS t 6unoreSe IuinSpis,
bytaer oct I'll at liuore ReurItIs, samheo /
Rpsgeu. RsurdIgid % ipgelts oopsopine.
Rent. iorirlittnos, bevolteeuoe, stouomilt
90 burtispirtsuoe. Gig 'SIOau's einimsnt"
III Apotbst.reu. 1aa be. ioaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-24
DOZENS scott.

Zen Sole ,Suuunr iioitleocn Tom Suos
itabet til VauIie y. @rnt!cn. boeuoe meo
iin 6amiIie / Set pcitlige gittle 5duf.
% han uUote5 Snbbltbuileu meoeiIs ban
euoru bar lin llHgooms Nloulit yin %
ardit. f)au Giqi. pco 5soen eiter CT
fort zpgelcie / en- Hloer az 2s Var. 10
NaaneOer OF 8 2uae Bamwel. pUor
iuuoc or tie Sungcrcns Cro: "2SoSs
cu9leu tnIoer. on % mdd ui aud IND
gleuuem Guigbeos Sort". SdlIic 2.
9ratteu var iSo; BEN 2ioe Sebrldr
1890 al Sorrloreue Serut % Sugeborg
grdtfcu / Oercs uupgreuoe oiem t9ors
BON 5otuuibip. odu oar ira &arnooms
men al Ell mc0e, mil % elltuGroig @ut.
9{oo Haboer % Segetdmer1ter iadueIs
ION moo inc SorUlore pur ban tro og
0uuof aue5 aBtclie. 0nu5 Sorplorc
boIot ham flitti9t / 5ioler % gar bnnt.
iaapiet muIiB. en- !riiteltg C~pOrugeIie.
Zen 22oe RoU. 1911 noQli bln I
9GQtciiub meo Olga R'itsliou. EATER
Al gjr. Oh Nrs. Cle Rit,cIiou oainn AZ
@orSou og DC boiattc ia IIrdr pdd en-
50 We're Sarm / Yii;le Sdut. ionr San
ieucre tlsbtc. Te Ieoer CT me9et 'front.'
od rrbart Stp. ! 1916 bier &c gieNs
Icmmcr az Suiem gienistcO % :og Eel
/ g~teuilheoen5 @ieremnaI iaa vel ION
Dc iorinGdeoe.
YGulic var bGaNt iuri8 Of 'tcrt % %
bans lille Saym q for 0et me'tc be-
oritet med Sio0. mdaiIs San glsre iIit'
tlR Nrug AZ baIoe Seer % Nrriter Tor
az ouNaunt 5'oueus &l,ouldrt nj! Niger
on Guq. yin bauoc han inGt iIg Ct RIG
iill penn o. Initsi,Rt 0lem, men icG be-
dpuotr ~D{ooIlugtu5 Stutr ~ ivHie iiJ.
NoHcr on N1yneuc lCgac5 pul Sn9es
ienQeu ,toeu0e al SuFluer3l.' 0lrIg TAR
vlrite.jl az ogorige. on &luIIe forisQtc
,lligemeo Arbetoet noe CT birI9c be
mae iou bc0it Ban hmoe "a bans SGa
mile Unr Bit bra iJItu. lIGoes buu iciu
pad 1pgc.citt lioeuoe AZ Snlluer3G oI
Yuu9e5etrHoclie, OF iyo05 nj 0lrIp iou
Coitor on duore iiUy,ige Qrnoer tuu0e
noe. bier BAN i;eSie orrre. iuotiI bGn
SrcSug Nlor1eu oeH 3Sit Sduuar. ont
riu3cy Al I'M EamI.ie 90 ANDRE SlraJ.
niuger. iiumrcct iuo / ocu eoige 0yllc.
giopoe bltu itcol iii 0Uiie pau SuIem
g(euia6eos @ravpiuOv 0raoluno Sen
l0c $auuur. &aitCrcrue SslusIauo %
5teusien tuIte oeo &elrloelieu. nj
osOe ei.erl1oer iig 0uirru % ire Darn
iom Nr5g is!er gamer Al en- .lGr 0uss
| bond uq Ear. 8or.
&lGuct Ss mango Gre. iom Gsoeu /
oen ieuere Sio bar ,rGpet Der Gar qli
Yarle Gouutn. tuu urone5 Ole z. SdhL
al 0lnrbo SopuIbip % bans Ssiter.
gtr5. SUlu g}os al 92aoiiou Sopuibtp.
Ole z. Suh. oar isot ! 0csre red
Srouobiem Sen 24oe auSuit 1862 az
Sorrlorsre ziger % Stgrio Auua 9Gai.
! 1898 iom ban III dnteri'a % boidttc
ia / Sdc aui %arle Gouuin. buor ban
| boeoe MI i'm 80. ! 1896 blep ban
air meo gina 8riuitao, iou M idms
men meo oere5 Seu. S9oer. isr9er oper
SabsI al en- tlrrIig SSgtemano % Sar.
3rs. SObu Aoeu buIs Slgeudpu bar
Sobauru Sahl. bar ogida isst / Seere
peo (rouoblem ug Tom lammeu mee IN
glor Ill Suc aui $drle SouuIg / 1896.
ere War ieuere bIep bun giit meo Solr
Roep, Ser mn iaurmsR rteo sereS Sat-
| Ter 3dana isrger oper Sdbet af en- tiGr
0urlnu % Bor.
Sorueen oiSie npr SidrsrenNe eiiers
IaSer eisie aiosoe iis Ell Softer. gers.
Sohu 2ariou az Nppletor, wRiun. % en-
Sror. gfr. Sohn 9abl NJ Sautbo Comm
ibip. 9ae aui SarIe GouutA Y.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09

The Christian Science Society meets
every Wednesday evening at O'Clock
at 429 West Juniata Street.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09
Roosevelt is DeadI

This startling news flashed all over
the world last Monday morning, and at
no place in the great United States was
the news more sadly received than in
the little town of Victoria Herzog, the
German-Russian town just east OF
Hays City, in Ellis County, Kansas, a
town Of German-Russians where every
man is a Democrat, and yet every vote
was once given for Roosevelt.
1t was in his famous cross-country
campaign trip in 1903, when he went
west through Kansas over the Union
Pacific railroad. He had spoken all
along the line, and agreed to stop at
Hays City for twenty minutes and
make a talk. Some of his intimate
friends joined with the Russians of that
town and prevailed on him to stop at
Victoria, give them five minutes of
Hays time, and succeeded. The heavy
train pulled into the station grounds,
where the women lined up on one side
of the track and the men on the other,
all dressed in their best clothes. As
the train stopped, Roosevelt appeared
on the back platform, the crowd push
ed up to the rear of the car, a couple Of
priests stepped forward and IN a few
words welcomed him, and Roosevelt
smiled his grin, talked to them in Eng
Iish and then tried German but he
could not talk their German, however
they roared and elapped and the train
pulled out toward Hays amid great
shouts Of applause
Those people had been honored by
the Father of these Great United
States. They had seen and heard the
Great Father speak to them, and on
election day every voter forgot his
party and his democracy and voted for
Teddy Roosevelt: and this week they
are all talking about the Great Ruler
who had honored them by visit. He
often remarked that it was the heart
lest, most unique reception he had any
where on his long trip.-Communieated
The Christian Science Society meets
every Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock
at 429 West Juniata Street.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09

Be sure and see c. w. Miller if you
want firm loan.
One Portable Electric Sewing Ma
chine for sale at cost.-J. F. Jordan.
A good Mems Brotherhood meeting
was held at the Lutheran church last
Sunday Come out next Sunday at
p. m. at the Methodist church. Sub
jectes that will be presented given in
add On first page
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

Mr.. Alfred Havemann, instructor IN
the Hays High School and Normal
Training department, and Mrs. Have
mann, were called to Kansas City last
Friday on account of the serious illness
of Mrs. Havemann's mother, Mrs
Smith. Mr.. Havemann returned Mon
day night and was back with the class
es Tuesday. He reported Mrs. Smith
as slightly improved.
The third year Home Economies class
has finished its work in First Aid aud
Home Nursing and began reviewing
this week. The class will 60 to the
Normal, Wednesday afternoon, for
further information in regard to their
work. This class viii take up sewing
the second semester.
Everyone is glad to hear that Miss
Hopkins, a member of the High School
faculty who has been i'll the past two
weeks, is improving
Death has again been a grim reaper
and has taken Christina Grady, whose
home is near Plainville where she had
been attending the High School until 1t
was closed on account of the flu. She
and her two sisters then came to Hays
TO pursue their studies. Christina en-
tered the Freshman class, one sister,
Anna Mathilda, the Sophomore class of
the High School, and the other sister
entered the Senior College class at the
Normal Christina died last Saturday
and her body was taken to PIainville,
Monday, for interment. Her two sis
ters are in a serious condition
Just to let the public know, our min
strel is still budding and We hope by
the middle of next month to have it IN
full bloom ready to be picked The
end men rehearsed their parts at the
last practice Watch for announce
ment.
Miss McMindes is giving quizz in
each of her subjects this week. This
is causing all students in mathematics
some anxiety about their grades
Monday noon the scudents were sur
prised by receiving their report cards
for the third month. Mr. Marp!e says
there was an improvement in the
grades this month.
Tuesday night the boys basketball
team was in 4 scrimmage with the Nor
mai quintet Our boys did quite well
considering it was their first practice
in Sheridan Coliseum.
The Seniors were entertained at the
home of Frances NiekIes, Friday night.
Sam Shade, David Chittenden and Fred
Sites, S. a. T. c. boys, were present,
as was Mr.. MARBLE, class sponsor The
evening was spent IN playing games,
the prizes of which were won by Anna
Felten and David Chittenden After
eats were served the class departed for
home about eleven o'clock having spent
a very enjoyable evening.
The Freshman class held a skating
party on Big Greek, Friday evening
from four until seven o'clock They
report fine time.
Although there are a good many cases
of flu in Hays, the High School has not
been hard hit as there are only about
ten or twelve absences due to it.
Mr.. ShiveIy has been called upon fre-
quently in the past month to fill vacan-
cies caused by the illness of teachers,
thus making a very strenuous month
: for him. He IS now confined to his
home by illness. Mrs. Shively is also
/ H.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09

All government buildings are suppos-
thirty days in respect for the ex-Presi-
dent, Col. Roosevelt-which of course,
includes the postoffices.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09

FOR SALE-Case Automobile, at
Il bargain. In perfectly good condition
Mrs. DR.. Geo. P. Hemm, Northwest
corner Chestnut and Sheridan Ave,
opposite Court House
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09
UNKNOWN AVIATOR VISITS
Plane Flies Over City This Noon
While Folks Wondered.

An alrplane, occupants unknown, de-
stlnatlon unknown, place Of embark
alton unknown, reason for sailing
around unknown, flew over Hutchinson
this noon coming from the north and
leaving Hutchinson via the southeast
ern route. It circled around several
times before starting on its course
again. Hutchinson Daily News, Dec 6.
The aviator spoken of in the above,
no doubt was Lieut.. Elmer Dougherty,
who left Hays about eleven O'Clock
Tuesday, after giving the citizens Of
Hays the most wonderful, hair-raising
flying exhibition ever witnessed outside
the battle front in France.
Elmer is a former student of the
Fort Hays Normal, having attended
school here several years. He is well
known and numbers his friends by the
score in Hays. A few days previous he
came in from Texas to visit his parents
who live near Plainville, from which
point he came to Hays on Monday, Dec.
30th-fying time from Plainville, four
teen minutes. He only expected to
make short visit in Hays, but owing
to weather. conditions he was forced
to remain here until Monday Jan. 9th.
When the plane took the air the mill
whistle blew for several minutes which
brought every man, woman and child out
| of their houses and places Of business;
soon several thousand people we're look
ing heavenward. After sailing around
| over the city for some time and pulling
off minor stunts, he gradually mounted
higher and higher, until he had gained
an altitude of several thousand feet,
then the citizens of Hays witnessed an
air exhibition of looping the loop, tai
spins and head-on-dives that almost
''curled their hair to look at it. It
would have cost the Golden Belt Fair
Association $500 to get an aviator to put
on an air stunt like Lieut. Dougherty
gave US, gratis.
Leaving the city he passed over the
Experiment Station at very low alti-
tude, and Supt Weeks who was up on
the roof of the Experiment Station
hotel, in relating the circumstance, said
that he at one time, thought that the
plane was going to knock his (Week' s.
hat off; nothing of the kind happened
Supt- Weeks still retains his lid intact.
The airplane then turned directly south
and was soon lost to sight.
Lieutenant DOugherty IS q govern
ment aviator and was driving q Curtis
plane. His objective point was Payne
Field, Miss, where he expects soon
to be honorably discharged from the
service
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A Can for Red Cross Sewers.

Hays Chapter must furnish their
quota by January 18th. All women
who can possibly come are urged to do
so.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09

Clarence Clark left Thursday morn
ing for Manhattan, where ne viii take
an automobile course at the State Agri-
cultural College.
Mr.. R. E. Getty, professor of forage
crops at the Hays Experiment Station,
after a visit with friends in Nebraska,
is now in Washington. D. c., where he
will spend most of the winter preparing
forage crop records for publication.
Reduced prices on all sweaters and
mackinaws. Mems sweaters as low as
81 90 each at Biss1ng Bros. j9t2
Nick Smith, postmaster at Walker,
transacted business in this city, Mon
day.
Mrs. c. A. Shively and son John have
been i'll the past week.
Misses Helen Pestana and Cecilia
Dorney are at st. Anthony's hospital
suffering an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Dick Winslow of Oakley is
spending the week in Hays visiting
friends and also traDsacting business.
Miss Susan Madden is i'll with bron-
chitis.
Mr.. Pofenberger, the Standard Oil
man, expects to move his family here
from WaKeeney soon.
Jack O'Laughlin spent New Years
in Kansas City.
Lincoln Ward and wife have return
/ ed from Kansas City where they had
been on visit.
F. Glassman, the north-side shoe
maker, is building a new residence ad-
joining Matt Vogel.
U. T. Murray of the U. S. Navy is
here on furlough visiting at the home
of Ben McCarroIl of Rocks County.
Lieut.. J. n. Ford and wife came up
from Camp Funston, Monday, for a
short visit with friends.
Lieut. N. Lemoine of Camp Henry,
Va, was here this week with a view to
locating.
Reduced prices on all sweaters and
mackinaws. Mems sweaters as low as
s1.OO each at Bissing Bros. j9t2
The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
Church viii meet with Mrs. c. G. Coch-
ran, January 18th.
Mrs. Ed Schechter came in from the
west this morning.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Luther
an Church viii meet with Mrs C. W.
Reeder on Thursday, January 10Th.
DIR. and Mrs. Herrick of WaKeeney
came down Monday night to attend
Mrs. Herrick' s sister, Miss Ruth Flies
bach, stenographer of the Chamber OF
Commerce, who is i'll with the flu.
Mrs Herrick remained to care for Miss
Fliesbaeh.
Miss Edith Fliesbach of Kansas City,
arrived Sunday morning to assist hel
sister, Miss Ruth F1iesbach of the
Chamber of Commerce.
Mrs. Emma Averill is caring for the
family of Frank King, who are i'll witt
the flu.
The first regular meeting for the yea
of the o. E. S. viii be held Saturday
January II, at 7:3O. Anna Keller,
Sec'y
A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. NJ. Enfield of this city, recent
" at Wichita, where the family ar,
: spending the winter with Mrs Enfield
parents.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09

Dr. Anders who has just returned
from visit to friends IN Alabama,
vouches for the following conversation
which he overheard in which number
of colored citizens were talking of
past and present distinguished men,
One of the men asked, Who do you
think was the visest mani" One
thought George Washington. another
Abraham Lincoln. The third man sug-
gested that Jesus Christ was the wisest
man that ever lived. The fourth man
allowed that Woodrow Wilson was the
wisest man.
Another Coon then spoke up and
wanted to know why Wilson was the
wisest MANI
Fourth Coon. '''Cause he kept US out
de wa; cause he made de sun stan still
for an hour every monin'; cause he
took all de railroads an give 'em to his
son-in-law de same evenin' HUH
President Wilson sure am devise guy. -
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-09

All kinds of polishes, laces, leather
and shoe findings for sale at the
lowest price. Get them at Gassman's
south side railroad track.