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2rnen err life Silftens aonge ME.
re. Zen bar maattet opergipe Cite
len til @enneifet. Gette bIep iorle.
Den Tag aigiort hsit oper EprenGer.
ne / ct ipGnoenoe &apleb meqem el,
&cngesrn oa en- engelif Sinner, ionl
par pao Sci ira Earis til Wabrib.
6lppercn ieilcoe oper Ypren9erne
mco 100 MilS sSort, ga Ell ppIoig
Ern ifrueoe Jig op / 2uften for at
maaIc &rGiter % Sneoi9bco mco
ham. 5 be9ee Gele fom bcn tilfort.
Ia Sen i%olntibist ifllOe baabe op %
rem, funoe Sen life prGltcrc mere
eno 80 Wils Sart, men S%Ipncren
latte elifpTroig 6arten nco tilipuren-
DC, % De TO Seilcrc lit 900 gnleo.
ming til at Maal al binanben. Sin.
oeren fprtGller, at ban bapbe affu.
rat Iamnle Sornemlmclie, iom naar
ban oper Teitfrorten m%aneprereoe
ppcrior en- inf Stpper. "a Ernem
bar nTit zen op I'll ham, gioroe bon
Ell Saltomortnle tpersoper Suglen
% iattc bcrpaa otter Tarten op. Er.
ilcn giorOe ct ocSperut 6Orieg paa
at illobente banl, men bette llotemte
ocnS arGiter. NGlten iom Ell pinge-
Ifllot Aeroplan itprtebe bcn ret nco.
Zen bar oetroniieret. Nen SiJpe'
rem ieilebe %nioritprrct piocrc lin Sci
til Waorib.
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Ct Scfcroadr.

&%oihmRtou Sen Sot Gee. Nml
ritoa Nuuocl1boInutc ior TiitaIGa,
rel, iom cuotc ocu 30tc &uui, bcIpb
ia til $3,97S 1894, "et @cIsb.
ION intci Nouo ! belle &erocnabiito.
ri2n bar funnel opuiic et SiNcitpffs
til. iom BET hcNcr / NouocI4mjniite.
rcua garabcrttninl Nuc Reforocr
bIep iat baa0l / Grport % Smport.
ioct llo'srcIicn auNrog I'll S7O7I
0ll,529 ~ ~lloisrleIcu I'll S3,095..
S76.5S2, ll0iericlcn Ill europa
belsb iig II. 4,G34 Sl6,Sll, til Noro,
omeritn III 1,291,932, 342, iii
Aiien til $500. 924 .54S % til SpS.
omerito I'll $4,000 sol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-12-12

San iluttcbe mco bette Tor nj blipe
">Slloge OF the Probate Court. Ten-
ne sGre blep ham boa megct foltbor,
ior oct paaiertc BAN ell longpurig
TroceS / Hettcn. Son uallot oenne
"tillllt, men oa bar hans Selbreo
filGtfei. San bar oglaa Ell lprlg
Sru0ttrGplanter, % bans Senler
better M, buor Sabcrcn iaae6c. iii
Grelnpel Tan nppne9, at ira ell halu
Acre meo FUrer iolote Semncrne /
SsIt for otte bunoreoc Collars ilbcn
eil9ang at hcbBue at pluttc al Srucr
ne. Sans sSarm ligger lige llbc peo
NtlcblganNsen % cr nOen SpiI oct
pdfrclte Steo / belle Scelanul Goun
IN.
gtTnea ma ogina EARS @ren-
'cth, Wtanoen nico Oct parIne, ttlllos=
NUDE Slcrte % begeiitrcoe Sino.
San or Son al oocnomtaltc SpgprG-
oifant @rsnieih % @rohcr til Den
ofoeoe Sanger Oscar @rgnlctb. Sl9
i'm 6aoer bar bans aiGrligbeo oItio
'toaet til alrtcil, % li9 barn bar ban
ogloa faoet ~abitiaiNe Sporf. 5
Storm % Stiue bar @renietb pPrct
oen oifentlige SoI5mono Der / Gut
tons Ban, % Solf bar alto oertet,
at han ituIoe uotrptfe ocreS Weuing
Tor Dem, for ban funbe gjere Oct meo
Spno % alen1. Taor oct ga gif gait,
'om oct imelen gisr, bar Get laa
lenlt at lrggc StpIoen pna Srsu.
leth5 breoe Sfulore. 8renietb er en-
ioririifcnoe ltor Wiano at trpiie / Ell
Iioen @p.
Slltteli9 nan nUpncs Vaitor :.
:. Waateitoo, Tom / Ell bel Wcnne-
lfeoloer bsbte, toniirmereoe % Ugte-
pleoe Uolf her % aItio bar Ell lprl9
&lrtells Seber. Sea ficnocr banl Ifte
~pcr'onlig, 0n ban M bar reilt I'll Oct
Excitement pco Nurgr, Girgis
mia. Dtcn ban omtulea iom Ell pen
bpggclig Wano nlco ct inIpo.
ncrcnoc patriarfn!if lloiccnbc, men
noget itreng / tine teoloAilte Soltnin-
ger.
Gctte Settlemcnt Icnotc life min
orc emo icrti raifc uorifc Gutter iii
&crocnatri9cn. - al Dem Oebe pnu
SlaQmlarfcn.
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er t1lenoe, % noar Siiime er Ell Tel
az Stalien, refer leg til Sofio sicn
l,em Sfperne. Gerira piI jes ie no.
ODER Oct pGlbiee Stiaebop, bape mig
lelo op ira oenne Soro oa ltpre moo
eoerS SanS, ebers irie Imerifa. Set
er nbeloi9t @eir mi, men / 6ebruor
oil oct bli snnitigt og bpis Siumc CT
port "a. iaa oraser jeg.",
Socldll'tgrllppen / Oct i~talienife
Oepltterettamnler bar beilittet at
freml9gge Sorilag ON pinciel gner.
fjenoelIe al Sopiet. Huslano. :.
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lelp eiter Srcb2ilutningcn, noariom
hclit at 'enhe Ell pGbnet Stprfe inc
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tens Weltcmmclier bleD citerlcpet -
blct llregct belt % bplocnt. %igeIaa
Toragraicn ON sc tpite troopers
Hemnina al Eitcriieitatcrnc.
Get Icrlpoer, at oalna ANDRE 5ing
i TrototOlcr, lom Spiferne bapoe
protcitcret inloo og llcgtct at unOcr-
itriue er cnten blct felt ltreNct cller
mo6iiicerct.
Set pentc@, at Srltlolo llbcn pocr.
IiNcrc Torhalilg oil unocrtcgnc Tro-
totoIlcl / 0er2 me Stittelic - elcr
rcttcrc 0tt, iom er igicn al oGn.
ScI9enoc Splpaniug er fommct
ira Nori2 on @rllnbcn til, at be Nl'
IlercNc bar gipCt ioapoa aip6 mco
Ncltiun Ill 0cn me Vrntpfol.
Ger uar to pUicutli1c @rumoe.
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roo feline E,rrhSfonfrrcurrr hcrifchc
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traftaten trToe / frat.
vi iterre Speaper bar Srebston'
Ierercen eronli tilba9e Den lngarife
Srattat, % naar benne engang blir
'proig oil Den rimeligpis paa slmc-
ritaS @egne bIi unoertegnet al Am
b~aeIaosr Wallace.
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reoucerct til "be ire Store", ibet
Sntel Gam pil mangle PEG oct pper-
tie Huooa grsnne @orb.
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10. Dec.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10

morning and one or the $50 passengers
got out the conductor followed.
Some Of the passengers think ne got
on the outside to shove q few more
persons into the car. Be that as it
may. The doors were closed and the
car shot around the circle and started
merrily down Connecticut avenue nil
mus the conductor. Passengers stopped
the car before N street was reached,
but the motorman evidently had a
date at the end of the line, because
he started again before the lost con-
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
RED CROSS WORKERS GET.
SERVICE CERTIFICATES

All employees OF the American Red
Cross in Washington who have been
in its service six months since the
outbreak of the war today are .ex-
hibiting certificates OF service which
were awarded them yesterday at a
meeting in the Convention Hall of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion. Badges of service for the
women and buttons for the men were
also distributed.
The awards were made by Eliot
wadsworth, acting chairman. Every
one Of the 250.O00 employees OF the
American Red Cross throughout the
world, in time, will receive similar
certificates.
Mrs. August Belmont paid a tri-
butte to the business men who had
contributed so literally to the Red
Cross.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
RICHARD P. KUHN
NAMED AS BENEFICIARY

Major Richard Parker Kuhn, u. s.
A. now IN France, grandson or Mrs.
Ellen N. Parker, widow OF Major
Richard c. Parker, U. S. A.. is named
as one OF the principal benefciaries
In the will Of Mrs. Parker. filed for
probate. Major Kuhn is the SON OF
Mai Cen Joseph e Kuhn. in COM
msnd OF the seyenty-ninth Division,
A. e. +. Bequests OF 500 each are
made to Mrs Nettie Morgan Leach
and Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan stinemetz,
two sisters. and Thomas p. Morgan, a
brother.
The residue Of the estate Is to be
divided into two equal shares. One
part II given outright to her SON.
Major James Southard Parker, u. s,
A, also in France; and the other Is
placed In trust with orders that the
annual income be paid to Major Kuhn
until he Is forty years old, when he
is to receive the principal. The
washington Loan and Trust Company
Is named executor.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
G|RLSPRESENTM MISS
WILSON WITH GIFT

PARIS, Jan. 10.-An organization Of
working girls, representing one OF
the largest department stores of Paris.
presented Miss Margaret Wilson. the
Presidents daughter, with a magnifi-
cent toilet set made of tortoise shell
initiated and inlaid with gold. The
set was contained in a handsome
leather presentation case.
, in presenting the gift, one OF the
French girls paid tribute to Miss
Wilson's valuable work among Amer
lean working girls. The Presidents
daughter responded graciously in
French.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
KILLED IN ACTION
LIEUTEN ANTS.

Co., Atlanta, Robert ID. smith. jr.
n. H., Concord, Sidney w. Beauclark.
n. ", New York, Duncan Campbell.
N. Y, New York, John r. Mahon.
N. Y, Saratoga Springs, Francis A. Nolan
s. C., Cheraw, Daniel o. spencer.
SERGEANT.
Pa, Warren, Ernest Anderson.
.-.'... ..-.-. CORPORAIS.
Neb., Wahoo, Herbert Beaver.
N. Y, Brooklyn, James Harktur.
Ohio, Arcanum, Robert A. shank
MECHANIC.
n. Y, Brooklyn, Mike kachuk.
.0.-- PRIVATES.
Ala, Athens, Osmond Strange.
Ark, Hatchett, James Hendrix.
Cal, Modesto, Arthur Worden.
Canada, Noya Scotia, Lake j. Mayette.
Conn.,. Stamford, Alex. yoronowicz.
H., Coal City, William ID. Bridel.
H., Chicago, Antonio Delgiomo.
H., Chicago, Walter +. Grimes.
Ill, Chicago, John Edward Shamrock.
KY, Bardstown, Charles 4. Boblitt.
Ky, Morehead, william NJ. Jordan.
KY, Lincoln, John Il. King.
Mass, Dorchester, John NJ. Canayan.
Mass, south Amherst, Earl j. Sanders.
Mich, RedfOrd. Thomas Gardner.
Mich, Zeba, Wesley Tiosh.
Minn., New Brighton, Clarence o. Lind.
Minn., New Ulm, Herman w. Hamann.
Miss, Mnntee, CIayte 8. Foster.
Miss, Oxford, Howard E. Brown.
Neb., Osceola, Aryid Toline.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10

Me-, Brunswick. Ralph ID. Manwaring.
Mich Ifaverse City. Arthur g. Edgecounb'
n. r. Brooklyn. Daniel j. callahan.
\. y Brosklyn. jo.srh Isescs. C.
~. y, Oneida, Charles j. Kenny.
y. Y, New York, John 8. McCioskey.
=. T. Slver Creek. John p. verdi.
y T. Camden. Terrence n. Miller.
u. J.. Newark. John A. McGrsdy.
N. J., Jersey City, Robert Bryant West
Pa. Phiiadciphia, Morris. Thai.
9. D.. Piankinton, James O'ConneIl.
Va, Seminary, Harry Hatcher.
S Wls.; Green nay. AAtcn Verdegan.
Washn Waiia WallA, james Il. Woods.
DIED OF DISEASE
LIEUTENANTS.
Col, Denver, Clarence Marion Bishop.
SERGEANTs.
Cal, Los Angeles, Karl l.. Grief.
ILL.,. Fcosland, Wayne Charles Newcemb.
Miss, BeIlsfountain. Arthur b. Evans.
ILL.,, Chicago. ASs.Ss% ASS1hSsoRAs Sr.sd.
Va, wilderness. Richard b. Todd.
Pa. Jeanette. cisss cEi$sSsFs' SsIes Null.
Italy, yorino, Ernesto Vscchieri.
Kan, Atchi.on, Leonard w. Henton.
ny5 LHQuot Leroy v. FuFy.
La, New Orleans. Robert. Collins.
La, Rochelle, John Lewis.
La, New Orleans, William Stone. g..
Ia, sTsft, Adrian TroxleF. j..
Mses, lowell. John L, Durkis.
Mich, Meshington, Edward r. Laforge.
Mich, Detroit, Morris w. Milham.
dinn.. Princeton, Real +. Robideau.
Mo-, 1oxington, Leslie Harris.
Mo-. Cerrollton, Elmer i. stockton.
n. O., Rocky Mountain, Elijah Milliken.
\. Y, Wilson. Henry Thiemke.
n. r., New York, Hugh Mccormack.
n. T., Oswego, BENJAMIN q. Mastin.
Ohio, Eaton, David l.. Bsst.
Pa, Carlisle, James Stsckfield. ..
9. O., Aiken. Pernel1 Peoples.
y D., Granville, Mike O.. Tonkel.
Tenn, Columbia, Earl Flowers.
Tex, Gatesville, Frank sB. Hannah.
Tex, Calvert, Branch Miller.
Tex, New Bfm, Robert Vogelsang.
VT, Sheldon, Joseph Benoit. :,
WIS.,, Platnfeid, Fred BasSier, jr.
WIS.,, Eau Claire, George j. Miller.
KILLED IN AEROPLANE
ACCIDENT
PRIvATES.
Ohio. West Salem, Lawrence Britton Bailor
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES
PRIVATES.
Kan, Protection, Archie L. Cantref1,
n; ". New York, Frederick Ernest Kott-
lowsky.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10

Neb., Whitman, Frank J. Bajek.
n. 2, Mount Airy, Charles n. Snow.
n. G., Concord, John 1. Love,
n. c., Dobson, James G. Isaacs.
~. e., Wilmington, Willie NJ. Turner.
N. v, Woodhayen. Cecil Lanyon.
n. Y, New York, Oliver Michael.
y. Y, New York. Lawrence Spence,
Okla, Oklahoma City, Walter X. Kesler.
Ohio. Youngstown, James i, Dirnan.
Ohio, Cleveland, Paul BFayerman.
Ore, Albany, Archie Il. Davis.
Pa, Rochester, William E. Spratley.
=. C., Elliott, Williams Edwards,
=. G., ChPosdt, Ruben X. Kearse,
=. G., Chesterfield, Colon L. williams.
5. C., LAurens, Vance p. Allison.
Tenn, Pinson, Hampton Cooper.
Va, Johnstown. Earl Dixon.
Va, Boydton, Moses Walker.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
SERGEANT.
Pa, Norristown, Frank skelly.
CORPORAIS.
Kan, Chaney, Edward NJ. Kessler.
Mo-. Ieonium, Philip b. CrabtPee.
n. ", New York, Sollie Rothstein.
N. ", Pearl River. John H. Secor.
Ohio, Higginsport, James Smithson.
s. c., Hartsyille, Thomas r. Odom.
MECHANIC.
Pa, springboro, Lloyd AIonzo Milien.
PRIVATES.
Cal, Rio Vista, Bror III. Akesson.
Ca, Smith Vile, Grover Teele.
Ind, Hartford City. Orwell I. Whftacre.
Kan, Grinnell, Leonard yerhoef.
La, Oberlid, jerome Durio.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10

ductor. who wss chasing his ear On
the one following. could catch M.
The conductor caught his car before
X street was reached and gave the
motorman little advice about start
ing when there n no boss at the rear
end. Naturally the conductor was out
OF breath from paging his assign
ment, and he yelled he was getttng
tired OF playing tag with his Job down
Connecticut avenue.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
!. R. MEMORIAL IN
ENGLAND |NDORSED

LONDON, Jan. 1o.-The Express in
dorses a letter to the editor. printed
on its first page today. proposing 4
memorial service for Colonel Roosevelt
in Westminster Abbey. similar to the
one held for William Mckinley on Sep
tember 10. 1901.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
Total Casualties Announced Now 2l2,793;
253 Dead, 1S3 Wounded In Today's Lists

War Department out two casualty lists today which
No casualty list issued but the
5485. both
army marin far announced is 2127s3
issued today contained the
of
arpane accident wounded severely
wounded slightly
in
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
CARAMB[ESALONG
. CONDUcTORLESS

When one Of the new style WASH
inston Railway and Electric Company
cars stopped at Dupont Circle this
The Washington times., 1919-01-10
GOES TO PEACE FARLEY.

Mira Ali Kuli Khan, charge
d'affaires of the Persian legation here,
has left to attend the peace confer
ence as one Of Persia's delegates.
The Washington times., 1919-01-10

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-16
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En;re iau;o. en- Ia reyo.ucion 50
p~rcci~abaN Jos dos caudiiioS que ha-
bian d. ~l.c>arla al trlunfo. c" "a tacI!
toma de Ciudad Juarcz: PaScua!
Orozco Y Francisco Villa, rl"a!eS GeS-
de 81 primer dia. contraIioS en- carac-
ter, en- tcMdenciaS. Ell ambic'ones.
f. levaNtamiento de Guerrero. Tue
cas- >imu!taneo 4 Ia cntyada &c Villa
I "A rcyuelta. Sin embargo. - eDtra-
da Gc Orozco tue mas notor!a ' i"
do desde luego Dcrson0.dac mayor
en- q movimiento, Ell g que POGO a
POGO le eanaron las aud2c.as afortu-
uadas Y los planes &c guecrllIego ave
zado &c Francisco Villa.
FL movimiento DC Guerrero 10 Ia
bia organizado ' 10 m~andaba, c, >uc-
gro &c Psscual Orozco, : este s7l"
iorn,ahs Dartr del grun". In imr'don
t. pirtoresco Ic do 81 mando. Ia
frcnte 4 Ia plaza, eI jcfe reunl0 q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-16

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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-09-04
BANNER ITEMS

Mrs. Marie Douglas and daughter,
Ruth, are visiting with her sister,
Mrs. L. w. Purinton.
with rheumatism in his neck and
L. w Purinton took Mrs. See to
Palco last Friday where Mr.. See join
ed them and returned to Collyer where
he will asSist in repairing their house
To the friends of this column (if
there are any. such) we must apo1-
ogize for two weeks absence without
leave. Same old excuse, too busy to
write.
Mrs. Paul Lamoree, accompanied by
her brother, Orrie, will leave this
week for a several weeks visit with
her parents in Iowa. Mr.. Lamoree
will go later and return home with
her.
The many friends of Oscar Gull
bert rejoice that he has come back to
us again and hope he may soon re-
gain his former good health He and
Mrs Guilbert returned from the hos
pital yesterday.
Rumor says that Fred Schmitt will
soon build a new home. He has al
ready purchased the shingles but
whether he means to make the roof
first we do not know.
If we leave out interesting news
about you and yours please don't
blame this poor reporter we aim to
fill this column with worth while hap
penings and the more parties men
toned the better, if you know
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-09-04
THIRD ANNUAL SORGHUM DAY

Fifty eight varieties of sorghunas
will be shown growing and discussed
to the visitors at the Fort Hays Ex-
pertinent Station Saturday, Septern-
Der 9th when the Third Annual Sorg-
hum Day will be held.
The grain sorghums during the past
years has outyielded corn by nine
bushels per acre Sorghuns are be-
coming more popular among farmers
as sure feed crop. Seeing these So
varieties will help a farmer to decide
what variety he will want to plant
next year.
Teachers in western Kansas who
want to make their work practical
will not only have an opportunity to
study varieties but Will have an op-
portunity to take back samples.
Everybody is invited to attend this
meeting. Many auto parties are be-
ing organized to attend.
The exeprim ent station has already
sold 1859 bushels of Kanred wheat.
This variety seems to be very popular
and in the course of two weeks the
Stations supply of seed wheat will be
sold out. The Kansas Crop Improve
n1ent Association has issued a book
let showing the names of all Kanred
wheat growers in Kansas. A copy OF
this booklet may be had by addressing
the Station.
The FIT. Hays Experiment Station
bought rs head of purebred Galloway
cows and one bull at the Guilberc sal,
in Wallace last week These catt1
| will replace cows that viii be dispose,
of this fall and will be seen at tn
Experiment Station next winter.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-09-04
ONE WAR AT A TIME

The Treasury department has an
nounced that the total expenditures of
the United States for the one year and
seven months of our participation in
the World War were $30,177, 900 600.
And yet there are those who would
plunge this country into an interna-
tiona1 alliance that would call for par
ticipatiou in troubles now boiling and
brewing in every corner of Europe.
Is not the fact that the public debt
has been increased by one war from
1882, 100000 in April, 1917 to $25,-
ASS, 600, 900 today enough to make
every American citizen stop and ask.
Are further European alliances worth
the tremendous debt which must nee
essarily be added to an al
ready overbzrdened taxpaying peo-
nile