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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
lV|S0 INTERSTATE
Pasaporte de que de-
ben proveerse los
puerto-riquei1os.
En- vIsIE A ESPANA
Dlcho pasaporte cuesta uu
dollar Sc presenta en- el
puerto de desembarque.

Fl Consul General dc los Esta
dos Unidos en- Barcelona, Espaiia,
por conducto del Depaitamento de
Estado en- Washington, D. c., liz
ma la atencion de este Gobierno ha
ella el hecho de que, frecuentemen
te, los puertorriqusilos que van a
Espaiia no llevan documcnto eff
cial que sirva para legitimar su per
sonalidad, y para obtener cuando
fuese neeesario, la ayuda y protec-
ci6n consular,
Manifesto asin1ismo el referi.
do Consul qde las conpaiiias dc va
pores que conducen pasajsros de
Espafia q la isla de Puerto Rico, re.
husan expeiir pasajes las perso'
mas que no pueden probar su iden-
tidad de un modo Official, blen por
medic de TN pasaporte g bien por
alguu documento consular, y que,
caSi irvariablemente, es neceSario
llevar en- aquel pal, I'M documeuto
Of oial de identification.
NJ ha p4recido conveniente
dar conocinlien.o de las referitas
ludicaciones, por medic de este avi
50, q todos los paartoyriqueios, &
fin de que. cuando salgan de la i4la
para Espanl, no dejen de solicltar
un pasaporte. el cual les sera ex-
pedido por el G G1barnador, prevIo
pago, en- sellos de rentas internas,
del derecho de I'm dollar estabecido
por el inciso 6, art. 50 del Codigo
Politico. La solicitui de dicho
documento debe hacerse personal
mente, pues asi 10 dispone el Re
| glamento que concede fAcultades
al Gobernador para su expedition.
Me permito asf mismo encare.
Ger todos los puertorriquchss que
} vlyan 4 EspanA la utilidad de- que
Sc presente1 inmediatam :nte al
Consul Americana de Ia pIiuera
poblaci6n que visi,e1 en dicho pais
pidiendo que Sc les inscriba ea e
Registro correspondence, y exhl
biendo, a ese efecto, el pasoportt
de que sc les haya pIovisto. Por tai
inscription no hay que pagar dere
cho alguno.
Llenando estos dos requisites,
estaran en- condolences dc obteue,
sin demora ell auxilio y la protec
cion de los funcionarios conSulares
de los Estados Uailos, en- el case
que tuviesen necesidad de elloS, )
podrau, sin entorpecimiento de min
gun ge1ero, emblrcar en- cua!quiel
puerto espaflJl para vrifc4- su via
je de regreso q Puerto Rico.
San Juan, P. R., diciembr, 5 1907
y A. SKINNER.
ISlcfetario iuterino de Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
IUNTA ESCOLAR De PATILiA5

.AAUncio. --Hasta el dia I6 del
eorritnte, a las dos de ia ta1de, St
adnitiran pIoposicioneS eu la Sc
cretaria de esta Junta, para el 1e.
uate en- lublica licitaci6n de les
trabajos de construction de una
verja de MADEIRA, alrededor de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
slN'!UAA Y Ia |sLA
COnferencia en- la Lo-
gia sBetances.. : Nue.
va casa-escue1a.
SALA De SOCORROs
Las proximas carreras en- el
Hlp6dromo de Ponce.
Question personal.

Seg1n habiamos anunoiado, la
conferencia de esta noche en- la
Logia aBetancesS estara a cargo del
sefior Monsgas.
-Muy pronto Sc empezara
en Manati el trabajo de construc-
d6n de una nueva casa escuela que
levantara alli el departamento de
educaci6n.
-Segun informes, los mejores
caballos de San Juan, asistiran q
las carreras que tendrAn efecto en-
Ponce ha ia los primeros dias del
pr6ximo mes de enero.
Sc vende 8 arienda
Una hermosa finca situada en- el
barrio de Hato Rey, parada IS In
formara Alexandra Bozzo, Sol 90 116au
Juan, P. r.
For. sale or rent
A beautiful property situated
Stop 3s. Hato Rey. Apply to Ale
iandro Bozzo, Sol 90, San Juan, P. R.
-Muy concurridas estuvieron
las fundones del Cinemat6grafo de
Ia nueva empresa Bargain y CO,
durante las noches del s&b2do y
domingos. Sc exhibleron algunas
vistas muy interesantes y que agra
daron mucho al pGbiico.
-Durante el sa5ado y donin
go fueron asistidos en- la sala de
socorros los individuos Luis M.
Rosa, ,Jvsd. Astasio, Miguel Asanio,
Rosa Molina, Anselmo Portela, Sa-
turuino Robes, Jose Cuevas, P. I.
Ventura Nitves, Sandalia Cruz,
Juan D-spiado y Ramon Carton,
de heridas y contusiones leves.
joan Roman, sastre, de
Vieques y Aristides Andrini, car
piutero, de Naguabo, tuvieron una
question personal aver tarde sien 10
conducidos q la ca:c.l a disposition
del juez municipal.
D~ iTfENE listed una ca.
sa ventilada y fresca con vista a
mar y apartada de sitios NAL sano.
y no limpios1 PueS ipformese er
estas cfeiuaS 4 yer quien deset
aTrenoafla. 15-7
La policia de Puerta dt
TERRA sorprendi6 aver tarde una
iugada 4 10 pTohibido en- aq1el ba
rio, arrestando a los inlivlduo,
Ricardo Maldonado, Nico!aj Ottiz
y Simplico Colon, siendo hoy con
denados dos dfas de arresto cads
uuo.
Marceliuo B,cerril, fue con.
denado hoy d tres meses de carcel
por acometimiento y sgyesi6u a
Angelina Rivera.
-HAB1TACIoN AMuEBLADA
para una persona Sola, con coruida
8 SIN ella, Sol I19
-Acussdo dc hurto menor fce
detenida en- Arecibo la irdiyilua
PIovidenoia Lsriio.
D. un momsnto OTTO seit
dado d conocer el resultado de los
exa uenes para csbos de Ia poiicis
celebrados n u'timamente. La ella
sihcaciou de los trab j IS ha siio VI
termlnada.
Para c1rar uu rssfriadO en un dl;
tome el LAXATIVE RRoMo QuTNlNA
Ei boticRrlo Ie devolvera el dinero s
NO le curs. la srna de E. w. GRO
VT Sc halls en- csaalitA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
SE VEEIDE

I'm billar en- muy bas.u estado, fabri-
,aci6n eSpanola, con Sus tres bolas de
rnarfl y demas accessories
FL que 10 iuterese sc dirig1ra q su
lueho ell Isabella, caile del Concrete, es-
comeTciai dc
m a VICENTE GEIGEL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-12-10
ALC0HOLAD0 lND|AN0
DE BRUNO.
Preparation esencialmente higienica Antseptica,
DE BRUNO.
35 AMOS DE EXLTOS

vGdadao PRESERVATIVO
Curad Reumats scuary mtcu
popada hac indispensable cuaquea SALUD
SHdta
AraBr,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

G. M. Garver's sale Of poland china
hogs at the new sale pavilion on
Wednesday, the 2Srd, was well at
tended, great many stockmen being
present from distance. The prices
realized were very satisfactory. The
AZ sows and gifts SOLD for $2,S42'6O,
making an average Of $6o.47. Usual
ly at hog sales making big averages,
a number Of the best animals had
been bought at big prices and put in
as attraction and sold to fellow
breeders who expected help at their
sales. In this sale nearly all Of the
offering were bred and raised by Mr..
Carver and as it was closing out
sale everything sold on its merit
which makes it one Of the best sales
ever held in the state.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
ANi
WANT pIERcE's TESTIMONY
Texas Legislature b Anxious to
Rear From the on Man.
Offer Him lnnmuntSy From Arrest y
He WIN Co There or They WIN
Send Committ0U 10 Him.

Austin, TEX, Jan. SA-The legfsta
tive investigation Of Senator J. W
Bailey VIM begin ITS second weel
Monday. II Is said important develop
nents are near
Il. Gruet and his son Of St Louis
formerly ccnnectsd with the Waters
Pierce OIL company, win In all fikela
hood be the star witnesses before the
committee Monday. The Gruets ar
rived here Sunday night and wert
cacseted al onoe with the attorney
general
Up to the present Judge johnson
the STANDARD on company's general
Gttorney and George B. Clark. locaI
states attorney for the Waters-Pierce
Oh company, are the only two impor
txut witnesses examined.
Chairman O'Netll Sunday night an
thOrised the statement that unless H
Cay Pierce Of the Waters-Pierce Oh
company would come TO Texas volun
tarily to appear before the COMMITTEES
and avafi himself Of legislative dis
psusation from arrest for any report
ed pending indictments against Mr.
Pierce a committee would be sent t.
sny place IN the United States anC
evt his testimony. In THAT event, Sen
atUr Bailey and attorneys for botf
sides would accompany the commit
tAA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
Creech's Good Service.

Dickinson county has representa-
tive who is not allowing any gratis to
pass the ways and means committee
A bill came up to allow one W. b.
Roth to sue the state after the state
had paid his claim. The resolution
came up and the house killed 1t by a
unanimous vote. Mr.. Creech said;
"We had that claim up two years
ago and found that the state had a
receipt for $1,000 from Mr.. Roth.
Roth was not hurt while working for
the state, but while working for q
contractor, consequently the legisla-
ture made no appropriation for Roth :"
"Who is 1t that is presenting this
claim for RothP" asked Ham Of Rocks.
"some attorney" said Creecb, 81
don't know his name"
An entirely new primary bill, the
third one to be presented, has been
introduced by Mr.. Creech. This bill
does not provide for the nomination
Of county, state and district officers by
the primary system, but retains the
convention system, now in vogue,
but changes the methods Of electing
the delegates to the county conven-
tions, practically making these pri-
mary elections the same as the gener-
al elections. There is no fairer means
of nominating candidates than the
present one used in this county pro-
vided each party votes Its own ticket
and there are strict regulations tc
induce full party vote. Any system
that does not get out a full and fail
vote is a failure.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
VALUABLE RANCH.
Ryan and Greene Have Purchased One
Fer $1,000, 900 IN Mexico That 10
Larger Than Connecticut.

salt Lake CITY, Jan. zS.-Tne Wood
Hagenbsrth ranch IN the states OF
sonora and Chihuahua, Mexico, has
been purchased b. John D. Ryan,
Thomas r. Cole and Col W. O.
Greene. copper mine owners, from j.
D. Wood, Frank ]. Hagenbarth. W. 8.
Mccormick and n. @. Wood, all Of
Salt Lake CITY. ne consideration ion
ne ranch alone b approximately
A,ooo. 900 and ~ transfer Of 2b''
600 cattle at from S12.50 10 ssb a
had brings ne sum involved far
Gbove he million marx. The ranch
contain 1890 square miles. It IN
twice Is large ~ ths state 81
Connecticut n Is under 500 miles
Of fence. Title b vested in Mexican
evaporation and delivery win be made
By transfer Of stock
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
ACOPPER COMBINE
Letter From tho Retail Metal Deal
ers Association to Attorney
General BOnaparte.
an ARTIFICIAL SCARCITY
Il AsOOrtS That More Than $4,000 Tons
ArO etored for the Purpose
d increasing The
Price.

New Ycrk. Jan. 2s-President
James NorotOn Of the Northeastern
Metal Dealers association Sunday
night made public the following letter
which, on instructions from the asso
cistion, he has sent to Attorney GSnsr-
al Bouaparte e Washington:
Referring 30 our telegram to you
respecting the combination Of copper
interests in this country, beg to lay
before you the following facts which
we ere prepared TO prove:
"TnAt the copper trust, so-called, has
created m artificial scarcity Of COP
per By storing Il in large quantities
at Butte, Mont, Hoboken, N. j.. Perth
Amboy, N. J., Baycnne, N. j., BisbeA
Ariz., Cananea, Mex, Houghton, Mica,
and other pieces known to our asso-
citation and refusing TO sell It except
In small quantities.
THAT there Is now stored at Perth
Amhoy 5000 tons Of refined copper and
that ali intending purchasers are tod
the supply has been exhausted.
~rhAt there arc L7oo tons Of copper
at Hoboken and that seals were placed
On the storshoUse thereon on October
10 last and have uot since been bruk-
Gu
That tnWe eFs stored In slmifGT
manner It Butne. Mont, 5000 tons,
at Bisbee 5000 tons and 1900 tons at
CanaasA and HoughtUn. Mich.
"ThAG ne steamer Hlndustan, Cap
tim RaSftOn On October 20 last sailed
for South Africa with 1000 t1As Of
COppsr ballast with no order for its d.
lv~y m any port Of south Africa and
that the HindustAn returned to New
York On Or scout December 30 still
Carrying ne 1000 tons Of copper and
bul1lasa and rhst Captain Ralltop on
seeking orders NJ he delivery Of the
copper received orders the next
day to continue the 1000 tons Of
copper as bAllAs% The Hlndustan
sailed subsequently, for . South Amer
Icsn pol& StiIl without orders for the
delivery ot ths copper. HIS affidavit
rsuitiag ehe above fActs 10 enclosed.
we submR that ne present danget
TO the trade h Tot 30 much the high
Price q copper a. IL me fear that the
T4cs being held It N artificial height
may b lowered suddenly should ne
copper oombinatton succeed IN selling
NJ stored ~ product q the present
qustatasnAs
President NUrOton saie be would 80
70 Whshinssoa le1ndnV o. Taestay 70
~ ~ President and Attorney Gen
afai Buaaparts With reference 10 ne
mattof.
ne N0rtAs.stsrn lst1i Dsalsrf as
nooinrnn uaa orUlniEod e a meetine
kss ffltay q ~ FuprelrutatiFes q
a. nan nui1l 6aninr q New NcfA
NsT IUrsr ~ NJ rlgi11d AZ -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

The indications are that when the
Legislature gets through no citizen Of
the state Of Kansas can get up or sit
down; laugh, cry, sneeze or talk; eat,
drink or sleep; change his clothes or
battle; cut his hair or trim his nails;
ride on the cars or walk; kick the dog
or slam the door without committing
a capital crime and going to jail for
not less than thirty days nor more
than six months or paying a fine Of
not less than $50 nor more than $500,
or both.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

The death Of ex-senator Alger re-
calls visit he made to the Fifth dis
trict in the early nineties when J. H.
Burton was the Republican nominee
for congress. He made two speeches
for the Republican ticket. Hewas also
having some sort Of scrap back east
and . newspaperman who met him at
Manchester and rode with him to En-
terprise to get an interview for the
associated press will never forget the
loneliness Of the Michigan millionaire.
After be returned home he sent Mr..
Burton 3 cordial letter telling him
how much be sympathised with him
in the unequal contest against Popu'
nsm In this district. With It be sent
. check for $3.50 which he begged Mr.,
Burton to accept as = gin from him.
ssK and Mrs Algsr. Mr.. Burton has
often said that this was the only con
tribuiion or gin ever made % him Z
asrlri 10 Bis political campaign.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
A MINE EXPLOSION
Twenty Men Reported to be EntoFnbe6
1t Primero, coI.-Windy eAot
the Cause.

Trinidad, COL, Jan. 24.-An explo'
sion occurred in a Colorado Fuel g
Iron company mine at Pr1meFO early
Wednesday morning and 20 miners
are reported to have been killed. II
Is said the death list may even ex-
coed 20. Division Superintendent
Robert o'Neil, with several physi-
clans, left here on a special train at
8 o'clock for Primero. The e1plo'
sion occurred in the main entry and
is supposed to have been caused by
windy shot. The body OF Frank
Hobat, timberman, has been re-
covered. Great excitement prevails
at PrI.nero.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
THURSDAY, JAN. 81, 1907.
Kansas -4e Years Old.

We celebrated Tuesday the admis
sion OF Kansas into the Union as a
state. 1t was on January 20, 1861, at
the conclusion Of stormy and bitter
political struggle and at the very
outset Of the Civil war that the state
was admitted. Its first years we're
years Of strife and bloodshed.
1t is pleasant on this her fOrty-Slxth
birthday to recall the changes that
have taken place since those early
days. Her path has not been strewn
with roses but the obstacles have been
surmounted with the Kansas spirit
that never admits failure. Surely no
state can show greater material pro
gress. Agriculture has laid Its fruit
full hand on what was once called
desert and covered it with thousands
Of happy homes Great minera
wealth in gas and oil has been dis
covered and developed.
But there is one thing that has re
NAMED forever the same. 1t is thai
same Kansas spirit. 1t was charac
teristic Of her in the days Of the Civil
war. 1t is characteristic Of her to
day--a nevor-say-die spirit thai
throws its whole force into what Il
undertakes. Let our silver tonguec
orators at Topeka today when they
felicitate the state upon her unex
ampled prosperity remember those
sturdy New England pioneers who
laid the foundation for this prosperi
ty.-[J. B. Gage.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

Within few days the Santa will
send out It's cash advertising contracts
TO more than one thousand papers
along Its lines. At this time no exact
figures as to the extra amount the
Santa Fe will have to pay out can be
given, but 1t will undoubtedly run up
as high as 100000 per annum. This
is in addition to the large sums re-
quired to carry out contracts in some
Of the larger cities. The country
press is literally represented on the
list, and It is believed after the new
plan has been given fair trial 1t will
be preferred to the former Transports
ton arrangements.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

81, Robert Ryon, Industry, s42.
so, j. E. Bowser, Abilene, GAL. $50
So, c. N. White, Bennington, 5000.
"a, o. F. Fair, Abilene, $50.
So, R. W. Ryon. Industry, $27.
SO, W. H. Entrekin, Abilene, $50.
81, G. R. Hollinger, Chapman, 500.
SO, Glen Bell, Abilene, 500.
80, j. 9. Bowser, Abilene, $53.
40, G. N. White, Bennington, $7S.
AZ, John Cramer, junction City, $50.
4S, c. W. Dingman, Clay Center, $64.
A, John James, Oak Hill, $50.
45, Lemon Ford, Minneapolis, $55.
46, G. +. Merrill, Solomon, $3.50.
~, Ellwod Kilgore, Abilene, $S7.
4S, G. R. Hollinger, Chapman, $SS.
40, o. F. Fair, Abilene, $40.
50, G. R. Hollinger, Chapman, $50. n
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
EataI Ioe MachIne ExpIosIon

Chicago, Jan. ss.-Fcur men were
killed and 16 others seriously injured
Monday as the result Of the explosion
of an ice machine in the power house
of Armour G Co., at Fortv-fourth
stre.t ard Packers enue Twenty
men were working in the room when
the head Of a cylirde~ on the ice ma
chire blew OF, hl'irg the room with
ammonia fumes. Three men were In
stantly killed and a fourth died on
the way to the hospital. The otheI
men are in a serious condition.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

The very esteemed Abilene Reflector says
that only "cheap Pharisees" return their
railroad passes TX. O. Star,
The REFLECTOR said that the man
who returns his pass with a long
seli-glorifying letter which he immedi-
Ately gives out to the newspapers is
a'"cheap skate" and he will generally
bear watching.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

70, J. G. Weaver, Wakefield, $40.
IS, o. F. Fair, Abilene, $40.
IA, A. E. Jordan & Son, Delphos, SIC
is, L. D. Arnold, Enterprise, $6l.
16, o. F. Fair, Abilene, e51.
II, J. G. Weaver, Wakefield, $54.
18, j. F. Gambler, Culver, $50.
10, A. N. Knisely, Manchester, 500.
20, A. Tousel, Ellsworth, &52.
81, G. ]. Anderson, Enterprise, $4S.
22, G. N. White, Bennington, $74.
2S, J. G. Freed, Abilene, $48.
"a, Lemon Ford, Minneapolis, $42.
rs, Lemon Ford, Minneapolis, $54.
26, Isaac Kaufman, Abilene, $51.
81, Glen Bell, Abilene, 1872.
2S, E. f. Hanes, Towanda, $52.
20, L. D. Arnold, Enterprise, $50.
80, Albert Whitehair, Abilene, $45.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
A New suicide Plan.

Camden. N. j., Jan. 2S.-With arms
entwined an unknown young man and
a Young woman stood on the tracks OF
me Pennsylvania Electric railroad
ever Newton creek early Sunday and
calmly waited until an electric train
run them down. Both were killed and
their bodies hurled into the water.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
Gov .WInthrOp's Marrow Escape.

GOv sWWSHVPo Na''OW SSSSPS'
San Juan, Porto Rico, Jan. IA
special train conveying Gov. Beck
nan Winthrop and number Of Off
Gals and citizens Of San Juan TO at
tend the American railway company's
celebration Of the completion Of the
abroad connecting San Juan and
Ponce was derailed Wednesday Hear
Quebradilas because Of a defective
truck. The coach containing tho gov
errors party stopped within six inches
Of a precipics 1,40O feet high. The
governor jumped from the coach and
was not hurt The other members
Of the party were shaken up. but nc
one Was injured.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
MINK 6Iscun.

Put Into a saucepan one-half cup
milk and a tablespoonful butter, and
set on the stove to warm. Silt to
gether half q pound Of flour and tea
spoonful baking powder, and pour into
II the hot milk. MIX into a smooth,
stiR paste, then with a Toured rolling
pin. roll into as thin sheet as posi-
Die. Cut into small rounds and bake
about 20 minutes In q very hot oven
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
Salary Not Large Enough.

Charleston, W. Va, Jan. 2S.-Frank
Cox, at present Judge Of the supreme
court Of appeals Of this state has ten
dered his resignation, effective noon
January 20. The salary is $4,000. Cox
was elected IN 1906 and still had ten
wears to serve He declares made
cuate salary is the reason for his
Fssignation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

Mr.. Carver will 60 out OF the hog
business for two years until his son
James, now at the State agricultural
college graduates at Cornell. About
IS young hogs remaining at the farm
will be sold. Mr.. Carver has sold
over $4,000 worth Of hogs since Oct.
l. The sales at the auction were:
/, Jordan & Son, Delphos, $S5.
2, Jos. M. Bair, Elmo, $1O5.
5, John Book, Talmage, $3.50.
4, Geo. Channon, Hope, $50.
s, Jos. M. Bair, Elmo, 500.
6, ]. G. McCrum, Bennington, 600
I, H. R. Tweed, Carlton, SOL.
8, J. E. Bowser, Abilene, 500.
9, L. D. Arnold, Enterprise, $6l.
10, L. D. Arnold, Enterprise. SOL.
Ii, John Cramer, junction City, $50.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
EIaotlon Favored ImperIaIIsm.

Paris, Jan. 2S.-Examining the re-
suit Of the German elections from an
international standpoint Practically
the entire French press unltes in re-
Rarding n as a distinct endorsement
Of German Imperialism and therefore
Of the highest importance and dis
uuietfng, especially to Great Britain
&nd France.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
M.mutls FeeIs secure,

Memphis, Jan, 2s.-conditions ~
to the levees in the district Sunday
night were considered favorable and
II, the anticipated stage Of 40 feet is
not exceeded, 1t is believed no serious
breaks viii result from the present
Fiaa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

HavEnA, IAn. IA commission -
pointed By the gUvelHmeaS has
tuFned h q report 20 ae sffsut ~
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- hospitni foF eontagiOu eissasaS
has probably diBe0EUrsd q ouTO ~
lauso1y. Two lspsEs Wsro trTned ovSF
b ~ Doctor several years aSo tor
sxpuim@tai purposes and nov thsss
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
naaih n Rev. olIehrIat.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 2S.-The Rev.
Alexander Gilchrist. D. D., secretary Of
the home mission board Of me United
Presbyterian denomination and one OF
the most prominent figures Of the
church, died at his home here Sunday,
after an extended illness,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

Put two cups rolled oats IN dish.
add one ana ons-haif oups sour milk.
la sosk orsr night In ne morning
asd rmaII plsos q butter. ons-third
cup SUGAR. one beaten egE enc to-
sooonfnl ooda, rt1e Alt o1e czp
fotr. tat1 a. rem ran
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31
wilma IallY.

Soak one-half box Of gelatine in one
xiiI OF cold water two hours. Add one
mint Of boiling water and threeQuar
tors Of q cup Of sugar and STIR until
diuDoived. Then add the juice Of one
lemon and a vinsglasEful Of port OF
sherry. strain and pour Into . mold
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-01-31

Congressman Murdoch and Camp
bell say they will not oppose Long for
the senate. This cuts it down to
Stubs. A race between Long and
Stubs will be very amusing for
Long.