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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-11

8 @ans Ma6ien's @aaroe Der Beg
|e neobran0te. On Del Snobo
'renote. &reaturerne reooeoes. 81
zen CT opituaet peo 8grns Seq meo
Spn0ittffer.
g I e-S II 3
| e u m. 8. "a. Mni bar set 25l
Mar iioen, ST. Mlfre6 &opllen og|
TOM til Mpslinge for at oper-
tage 2e6elien al BEN befien0te Sei-
ifole. &aa 6enne @erfe6ug bar ale
gam1e @leper in6bu6te til at belege
&pslinge.
MDt &aa6bus / Sol
B e t. S Solbef Mmtsraa6s lt61te
W9oe pe0toges set / Screening meo
&olbef 8praa6 at opfgre ct npt
&aaobns / &olb9f. &aaobuiet ptl
fornoen Snbentar folte c. en- fbart
Mill. &r.
en- iie16en &aiti.0 e :
| g + e 5. S &lemens Strife paa
@ornbolm egtebie6es @pnoag s. 20.
Moj Murer &rilttan Comes to Dg=
tire, Dagmar Come til 2anoman0 8.
&ofoeo, &lemensfer, og Mlma Sonne
til @freo6er Mlfre6 Mielien, 9iter-
marie. Samti6ig bar 6en treble
SGlter / &irfen = for at ogbes.
en- 2erer mel0er
i e | b for 8 e ~ / g e e I
2erer &Qnien, &aarbp paa 6pen, ba1
melot Jig ielb til 8iifoppem ODER SpnS
Stift iom ifDloig / l~1regelmesfgbe
Ser moo SaarbD Sogns 5%pgefasle
8ilfoppen> ser / 6isle Gage un6eri9
ger @agen> bar forelpbig iuipen0ere
2erer 6onien.
SDens Sor mlings
6uS bren6t. 8alg6agen on
Mftenen ST. 9 oplto0 ser Sl6 / Spn
6ori amlingsbus / S6enie> bbor 6e
bar @temmelofole for an6en &re6S
&ele Sagetogen ito0 ltrafs / ful6 2l1e
og &pifolebiemmet og 2an0bolpare
fasiens @ien6om bar iterft true6,
Stemmeoptellingen %fortlettes pa
&ao0buiet. @ele Toriamlingsbui'
blep p0elagt.
6; n 80 q t e re t a
t ionsbp" a.. @aar6ejer &asmu
SITTER &orbeleb, bor iolgt lin gie1
6om, flor 65 G6r. 2an6, poa bpilfe
@orbeleb STANDARDIZATION paa MpfJ
bling tubbefgbing 8anen ifal II!
&C. til ct &oniortium fra Npf6bing s
Set er efter Gorlp6en6e @enltgte
paa @ien6ommene at anlegge e
@tationsbD / 2igbe6 me6 SEN, 81
fin6es paa Morbusu6itilltngen.
8 e St 8 M II
g / e I lens 80 / 5 e. o
Monument, iom tgnfes reilt be6 &ig
benbapns uniperiitet / Mnle6ning
at 5. 4. Suli 1909 er &un0re0oorS
oagen for 6iloiofen &%rofesior GoS
mus Mielien's Sp6iel, bliper fife 81
eneite. Sans 6p0eegns 8eboere aq
ter / famine Mnle0ning at reiie e
Min6e1 ten pes Set @us / &oersle
pao SDenL bbor fan b1ep fe6t.
&igre lDffe. 81
6ragtman6 Ngbr's &i9retgi forle0e
Morgen fj9rte giennem &irfe1trn0e
9olbef, fit &arlen, Ser ito6 og / Sog
men, Sberbollance og fal6t mes mel
lem @eltene, ser 6erbe0 bleD ftp 0!
l6b lpbif &arlen; Ser bar in0Dtfle
/ 9inierne> bleb i1ebt gjennem &aa0
buspej, Sernbanebei og Mpgooe
bpor @eitene itnn0ieoe. &ar1en 66o'
fort efter paa Gpgebuiet. $ani
Mapn bar 81. g. Miellen; fam bar &c
Mor 81. og ugift> Spn al Ell @l&sman{
1 Ml,nchp.
6un6 Ell 500 81
g M mel &olfopn. S @us:
manO s. @anlen's @ape / @9ie Saa
ltrl1p er man itg0t paa noge Wfnr:
refer al meget ltore Weunfelten. SEA:
tionalm1leet mener, at set er er
gantmel &alfoDn; Sen CT 7 Mete1
lang og ~ Meter bre0 og er ONT
trent 500 Mar gm1nrel. timber u0~
grabningen baf man fun6et en- lille
2erfrnffe, en- Metnlnual me0 mere,
INN nnn iffp hnr hiAprp Sntprpaip
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Jo(6etmgSua(gene.


Sen mes iaa flor 5penoing imp-
beiete @alg0og s. 25. Mai iont 1tul=
oe afgipre 8efolfningens Sttlling til
Goriparslpergsmoalet, oprarot meo
ftraaIen0e Gommerpeir, og Deltagel<
fen bar oerfor operor0enlig ltor | belle
2anbet.
Set npe Soliciting bar fpl9enoe
COMMUNICATING:
s Sillutning til Meergaaro: 20.
S SiIlutning til S. 6. Gbrtlten-
fen: 26.
&eire: 19.
Mc0ifale &enltre: Is.
i. Gocial6emofrater: "a.
i, acknowledgements: 6.
&pire=9psgGngere: 4.
@algets @opeOreiultat er ct for
i~porspenligt Tlertal / Tolfettnget,
ioct S. 6. Gbriiteuien's 9f%eergaoro's
90 Spires @rl1pper ianrt SC forlpars-
penlige 2gsgengere uogipr ct 6ler-
tai paa SO Mcolenu1er al ia. Ser
perne pil nemlig ienere gienpelge Sc
res foriparspenli9e &eprGientant.
Ior Sc fremifu0te forbereote Stillin<
qer pil ser oerimo6 intet 6lertal be-
re / Solfetingct, bnuo forpprtgt BEL
Ter fife Dor pcrtet / 0enne Salgom=
gang; Ser pil 0og / alt bore 43 Sill
bengere al Sc fremifu0te 5tilltnger t
Get npe Golfeting.
6oriparsbennerne ct gaoeoe ltgrft
frem / @opeoltaben. SoctaliIterne
bor miltet 3 &re0le = &iebenbapns
Zoe og S6e ian1t 2p%ngbpfreoi EN- -
% Sc @ooifole lite og 36ie &reos.
s 6ortegnelien angipes @enltre
mes @ogltup g., &pire meO ct s.
Sen &a6ifale nteb 81. og Soctal6emoz
fraten nre0 g. gn6bi0ere betp6er 8.
2gSgGnger.
st g. ifol betegne, at @eofommen=
Sc ilutter Jig til Meergaar6'S 6or-
1porsplan; ct 6. angtber 6ertmoo
Silifutning til S. 6. @briitenien's
&lan.
Mlle @pilefan0i6oter filler Jig
me6 StlIl1tntng til Meergaaro's 6or,
flag, bborfor Spires &an6ioater Blot
ongipes pes ct s. gn @tierae (*)
betD6er @ienpalg.
S &ipben + a b II.
1. &r.: Sefreter Sui. @ulff (&.),
2. S&r.: scr. phil. $. 8. Mpller
(&).
8. @r.: 0berit 81. g. Senien (&.),
4. &r.: *9r. polit. 8. g. 8ircl
(&.).
5. @r.: *SSour11aliit 8orgbierq
Co.,.
6. ST.: *Gtotsraa6 SammericF
60.
Z. @r.: @eneralmaior g. $. s.
Maoien (B. ST..
8. &r.: @apt. r@cbocf (&.).
9. @r.: Mgller 6. @onien (S.).
10. &r.: *&ao6mano g. &nu6.
len (S.).
II. @r.: *@rpggeribeitprer Gig
bol6 0lien CO.,.
12. &r.: *@e6aftgr @iinblo6(5.).
10. &r.: *%SSournalilt 81. 6. Mepe1
CO.,.
&aa Sre6erifsberg.
1. &r.: *&rof. Gllinger (@.).
2. &r.: &aa6monb &lauie n (S.).
&igbenbapn Mmts 90
rice 8 e.
3. @r.: (@al6p): *Gabrifant @Dl=
Ter (@.).
4. @r. (2pnebp): Selegrafiit
M%brabamlen (@.).
5. ST. @osfil6e): *Gobofsbaa6=
Ter s. @ielien 81.
6. &r. @gge): *&e0aftgr 8rons=
oyer co.,.
Z. &r.: (sejre): 2erer 8. S. mel,
Ter (&.).
Sre6erifsborg Mmt.
1. &r. (@eliingpr): *Sorretnings-
f6rer SIR. &asmusien co..
2. Ser. (Gre6ensborg): *@o6seier
Sob. &nu6ien (&.).
8. &r. (&tuerdo): *6bo. Statsre'
piior g. Dtneien (@. 81.
4. @r. (Gre6ertfsoerf): *Oberit.
lpjtnant &arfob (@.).
5. ar. Gre6erifsiuno): *&eoaf,
tpr sigur6 @erg (@. g..
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8. Ser. (@logelie): *Sabrifant
2unge So.
4. ST.. (@felifpr): *@aaroeier q.
Mnoerie11 (. g..
5. ar. .(Guglebierg): *@aaroeier
SSenie1-arlpie (@. g..
&reit6 nj I.
/. Ser. (Storebeotnge): 8pgmeiter
5. Mn6erien co.,.
2. &r. (6are): *@e6after Stau'
ming co..
8. ST.. (geeitpeo): *@eoaftbr @n'
oreaien. (S.).
4. @r. &reitO: @aar6eier 8,
@anien CO.,.
5. @r. (Borotngborg): *Msiuran'
c%ebeltprer Carl @anien (B. g..
6. @r. (Stege),:: Sperretsiagfprer
Sesien (5.).
8ornbol M.
1. &r. (&gnue): &e6aftgr Mtel'
iel1=@auge (5.).
2. &r. (Mafirfebp): *Statsreoiio1
Sngpar6 Senien @. g..
2olIon6=S alte
1. &r. Mafifob): *@rep 8. Sc
pentlpm g. So.
2. ST.. W!aribo): *@eoofter &e
pcrrtlpm g. M.).
3. &r. (Sorfpbing): *&orpslgg|
&pr0om (&.).
1. ST.. (9spfp6ing): *6orretnings
iprer Gol6. 0lien (S.).
5. @r. (5tubbefgbing): &alto1
&ejier Mielien Co.,.
3 6ene q nj I.
1. Ser. 00enie): *&e0oftdr Mo
rott (@.).
2. Sir. (00enie): *Statsrebiio:
Mu0ien @nl1te6 (@.).
3. &r. (&ertemin6e): &e0aft9r 81
g. Mn0erien (&.).
4. &r. (Msiens): *SSn0enrigsmini
lter ST. 8erntien (@. ST..
5. &r. Wi00elfart): *&e6aft6
Slengerif (&.).
6. &r. @oeenie): *@aar6eie
Ma6al (@. M.).
Z. ST. (0tterup): &useier 81
SIR. &asmusien W. M.).
s. ST. (Serninge): *@aar6eie
9inoe (@. &.).
= benDborg u nj t..
1. &r. Oepborg): *@aar6eier Ser
ien-Souitrup 90. @.).
2. &r. (@u0me): @aaroeier @b1
&abn (&. R.).
8. Ser. (5oenoborg): *@ofieger
me- ter IS. @eergaar6 (@.).
4. Sir. (6%aaborg): 6orpagter 8
@bri1tianien (&.).
5. @r. (@eirup): *@ebeimefonfe
rensroa6 9eunt5er (&. 81.
6. &r. (&u6febing): 81. pbil &
Muncb co.,.
Z. ST. (9gresfgbing): *@aari
eier S6rg. Gre6erifien (B. M.).
@igrrtn g 81 M t.
1. &r. (6re6erifsbabn): Froprie
ter &olm (&. 81.
2. &r. (Sebp): @oar6eier 81. Sc
0egoar6 (&.).
3. ST. (@iprring): *@aaroeie
S11ngerien (@. s..
4. &r. Wroo): &e0oftpr @rgn
borg (&.).
5. &r. (&alprimmen): *@6r. 90
renien=9lan6 (&. g..
Ebiite6 81 t.
1. &r. (Trgltrup): *@6r. Mgrba
be &c. g..
2. @r. (Gbiiteo): @or. @ornitru]
5. ar. (Surup): @or. 8rpfie:
(&.).
4. ar. Wpfebing @ors): *@or
Marfporien (B. g..
MoIborg lint.
1. &r. (egrreiunobp): *Grafifmi
hitter Senien=S gn6erup W. &.).
2. SIR. (Malborg): *&e6after SC
6. @briltenien (@.).
3. SIR. @elum): *Sne6fer S. $
Senien W. g..
4. &r. (Mars): *G%tatsrepilor 81
Shpmien (N G)
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s. ser. (@renaa): *@6r @eoerien.
Mpifop lB. g..
6. Ser. (gbeltoft): *&onietlSpra-
iioent Meergaar6 (. M.).
81 d 7 + II 3 81 m I.
1. Ser. @o6er): 2ege $egeluno.
Sarge (B. g..
2. Sir. (9larbus norore): *@eoaf.
tyr g. Sabroe (@.).
3. &r. (Marbus ignore): *Moifin-
arbeioer Samuelien co..
4. ST. (5fioloeleo): Sfreober
Sobs. &e0erien (@.).
5,fan6er borg 81 NJ t.
/. ar. (Soriens 8p): @eoofter s,
Mielien (@.).
2. &r. (9fanoerborg): *@e0attbr
s. @asmusien CO.,.
8. @r. (Breitrup): @aor6eier s.
Gbri1tenien (@. M.).
4. ST. (SorienS 2anofreos):
*@aor0eier g. 1T. Mielien (8. g..
5. @r. (Silfeborg): *&eoaftgr
Sac. Gbriitenien (@.).
@eile 81 nj t.
/. ST.. (Sreoericta): *&e6after
9our. &aSmusien (5.).
2. @r. (@oloing): *@ultusmini
1ter gnepol6 G9renien (@. ST..
3. Sir. (@eile): 2nrer Ndrgaar<
GO. @.).
4. &r. (@ipe): *&useier Senien,
6Ip C. M.).
5. ST. (8jerre): *@aar0eier Sen:
ien=&Ieis W. N).
6. &r. (@oniil0): *@oar6eier 81
Sesim (@. &.). =
@ingfebin M t..
1. &r. (Ningfpbing): *6bp. Son:
ieilspreli0ent S. 6. Gbriitenlen (@
G.)s
g. ar. (9empig): *@aor0eier 6
Sanobef (@. g..
8. ST.. (@o%litebro): *@aar6eie1
MpIganr6-Mielien (@. g..
4. ST.. (Sin6erup): Or. pill. @ol
teien 90. 81.
5. ST. (@erning): *@aor0eier Sc
Mielien (@. @.).
6. SIR. (Sfern): *@rseier Sbeiel
W. g.. s.
): &ibe 81 M 1.
1. ST.. War0e): *2erer g. @gren
ien &C. g..
2. @r. 7(Gsbierg): @folebeltpre
@lebsoger (@. g..
3. &r. Mibe): *@aor6eier g
8rorien B. 81.
4. &r. @effe): *Sdmrer 8. &as
musiem @. 81.
Gbriitenienz@ ruppen far ialt tab
13 Hlaoier og Neergaar6~@ruppen
Ela6ier, me0ens &gire far pun6et
og Sc &o6ifale 6 &laoier. Sociali
lternes Sitting En- nforan0ret.
igsDags a MI / II e II
Sen efstroor6in9re &igsoags amltn!
efter &alget pente0es iananenfalo
Sirs6agen 5. 8. sunni, og Set bentes
at Somlingen bill fomn1e til at bar
in6til Mi6ten at Muguit.
Oct er forelebig Meningen, at SCI
efstroor0innre @igs6og fun ifal ips
ieliette Jig me6 SoriDarSiagen, bbor
al pil felge, at @amlingen oberbeiea
Sc pil bltpe optoget al l10palgsarbei
Sc, iaale0es at Sc &igS0agsmGno
lom life pelges in6 / 6oriporsu6bal
get, pil faa Set forbol0spts let. Sell
u0eluffet 'er set BOG life, at man og
laa bill gipre ct 6oripg poa at glen
nemfgre 2oben om Sernbaneifp
i6et ser life fan gibes &oncesiio:
paa Sc be0tagne npe Sernboneanleg
fgr en- iaa6an 2ob er giennemf6rt
9enne Sag bil / iaa Sal6 fomme til
at afgipe Mrbei6sltof for 2an6stin
get me6ens Tolfetinget beban01e1
Sorlbarslobere.
&borpa16 @I1egaar6
Sen per6ensbergmte 6onife 8tcpflilt
er &rilti &immelfarts6og poa 8e6.
S%el6bSbanen / 2pon, Gronfrige, 1tpr:
tet me0 @pflen, far breffet bgire
Mrm og bar facet ipere Soar / So
beoet og @rDitet. S Set afgi6ren6e
~&eat" itprte0e gllegaar6 paa @rrnb
al Eunftering, 6a fan UNDER @pur-
- ~
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9crnc.

S 5 e + I d II 5. Sorle0en ST.
termio6og opito6 ser Sl0 | ct @us !
9al6ersbrgnoe pe6 &eoebuiene. 81
ben breote fig til Niels Sgrgenlen's
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
j. 6. FOOTBALL TEAM BARRED.

junction City, Nov. 23.-The
scheduled games Of the Junction City
high school football team are hereby
cancelled. Any football games play
ed after this date will be played
without our consent, authority OF
supervision. (Signed) j. W. Shidler,
Prin.. w. 8. Heusner, Supt., /. M.
Plat, Coach.
The above decision of the anthori-
ties Of the high school closing the
football schedule was brought about
BY the action Of the team ON Fri
day. The rules of eligibility in the
high school team require that every
player shall make a passing grade in
every subject which he carries. Sew
eraI of the players failed In one, two
or three subjects. Most Of these
boys participated in the Enterprise
game on Friday. They not only vlo-
lated well established principles Of
the high school. but defied the high
school authorities. TO revert to low,
slipshod principles in athletics is not
in keeping with the high standard Of
scholarship which the school main-
tains, hence the decision.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
She REST0REDLIFE
WITH ELECTRICITY
4 Russian Doctors Apparatus Per.
forms Wonders.
RABBIT PRONOUNCED DEAD LIVES
Il Was Also Demonstrated That Eleo-
trlcIty Could BE Used a. an
AnaesthetIc With
Safety.

New York, Nov. 19.-Dr. Louise G.
Roblnovitch, the young Russian
woman who came here from France
recently and startled medical men Of
this city with her declaration that she
had found q way to bring the dead to
life, demonstrated to scientific and
critical officers of the New York Edi-
son company that she can perform
wonders with the electric apparatus
that she has perfected.
| In the opinion Of those who saw the
demonstration, DR.. Robinovitch put a
rabbit to death by electricity and
brought It to life again by rhythmic
electric excitations that caused its
heart and respiratory organs to re-
sumo their functions. She also show
ID the advantages OF electricity as an
Anaesthetic. The officials Of the
electric company considered the re-
suits most important, because they
suggested . method Of resuscitating
those employees who from time to time
ara ahockad IN the c0nraa of their
autiAa a rowar honaea and aIsawnere.
wbat me Young woman VS. abIa "a
A. WITH !. rshhit sha sava 4 nosaIbla
-,.h ! human heinz ~ I suhiect M
ra N, hor,aver vac ne onlv visjtoy
M s,hm,ttsd i taat 4 faw min.
49, sstor n had haen nronouncad
sssa ~ comratant nhva,cians 4 was
hrs 49, raturaI,v svsin sna half
a. honr .stsr ~ sbock Il va nom
r,rg sronnd Inc room litt,a dazed.
~ e varv mrch s,ivo Tstar ~
snonstrotor showed bow rahhit
Gould ii anaastbetizad ~ eiecfFicitv
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
PLEADS FOR A puRER PRESS
Henry Watterson Sees In the Tendenc,
to eensatlonAlIsm Grave Danger
70 HE Calling.

Washington, NOV. 1s.-Dsprecatina
the tendency Of the newspaper pro
feHsion Of to-day toward sensational
ism, Col. Henry Watterson, the veneer
able editor Of the Louisville Ccurisr
Journal, addressed the members az the
q. sse.Lanal Brass. club II this city ct 3
reception in his ho6St. on tie personal
relation Of the Newspaper toward the
public. Mr.. Watterson ls one his wal
home after an extensive European trip
"Prtending to be the especial Dc
tenders Of liberty we are becoming the
invaders Of private right" continued
Col. Watterson. mo household ssema
any longer safe against intrusion. Al
surely a. this be not checked we,shaNl
Grow to be the objects Of fear and
hatred instead Of trust and respect.
Some one ought to organise an 10
tslligent and definite movement q
ward the bsttsFing Of that which haa
reached charming proportions.
7 have been proud Of hat calling an
my life and whsa I 60 % ny aoeouni
want 70 see = clean and honorsd Zee
flying hon the mastAsad."-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
SUGAR FRAUDS KNOWN IN 1895
First Information Reached Treasury
Department Then--Loeb Threat.
ems Employees IN Department.

NV Yerk, Nov. 1e.-The crisis pre-.
cipkatsd In the customs service At this
port " the revelations made By en-
government employees engaged In tie
welghinK. and aampilnK Of SUGAR IN.
p0Fi6 has reached an acute Stsgs. ne
house cleaning which Collector Leah
e preparing to inaugurate Il believed
to threaten customs employees Of other
than thoss having to do with sugar.
The collector was asked II he -
waiShefs whose names be submitted
% ID United sat ,ivii service com
mlssl0n as ruiae1aTkbles,s have been
ihaIesed blythe l5tsfai grand Jury for
compiieily II tie sugar frsuds, but 10
declined 70 either confirm or deny the
rtport.
TAat the aEat information Of frauds
agalnst TIE government d connection
witA sugar importatons vas brought
70 TIE treasury department a. far
bach as 1855 wan declared By william
q. Taeohsld, q former conndsntisl
agent q ne treasury department
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25

do those figures leave any ques-
ton about the insignificance Of the
item under discpsslon3 Just for the
sake Of argument, granting that the
duty On hewn timber was increased
so per cent over that Of the Dingley
bill, and suppose 1t had been in eff
feet during the ten years quoted
about, that SO per cent inchease
would have amounted to $6,47e.Ss
during those ten years, while the de-
crease in amount of duty collected
during that period on rough lumber
II the rs cents thousand decrease
under the new law had applied,
void have been s4.443,425.b7l And
yet Il would appear that the gentle
reader Ia trying to be made to swal-
low an inference that the rate on
lumber has not been greatly reduced!
And again. eli this wonderful increase
that would have amounted 70 the
sum Of Ss.47s.sS had It been in ef-
feet during the aforesaid ten years,
was accomplished only By Tue skill
f0I juggiery Of the trainers Of this
law. tThIs new law.)
irWith reference to the duty on
lumber affecting the price Of lumber
70 any material, or any extent this
simply opens up the general subject
Of protective tariff. So long as pro-
lection ls the policy Of this govern
ment lumber certainly should receive
liz proportlonate share. Under the
pineley law the average rate Of duty
an All dutiAble commodities was about
Is per cent On lumber Il was less
than II per cent Under the new
tariif law the rate OF duty on lumber
vim b less thar. IN per cent while
ne average rata probably win Be over
20 per cent
eve 40 not rss hov AIN ~ eantl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
DIDN'T BOTHER WOMEN.

There was q flood at Frankfort on
Monday last that made every street
a raging torrent, and every alley Q
stream with the force Of mill dam
but the noble women Of Frankfort
were not kept away from a reception
given by a society leader that day as
the following special dispatch to The
Globe relates: 1t was risk Of life
to cross any Of Frankfort's streets on
Monday afternoon last, and many
business men closed their stores and
went on top Of their roofs to pray,
and await the end, But not SO with
the womeni Mrs. A. L. Busswog, Q
society leader In Frankfort, had is
sued invitations for a bridge whist
party and the women determined to
be there II they lost their lives In the
attempt. They were seen emerging
from their doors at 2 p. M, and.
while some called for boats, and
waited for the boatman, others, not
daring to wait till after the cards
had been dealt, plunged into the
roaring stream. Three women were
drowned In an attempt to reach the
home Of their hostess. but the effort
they made to get there will be mark
ed to their credit Up Yonder.-
Atchison Globe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25

duty on lumber can appreclably az
feet the price Of lumber to the con-
sumer, especially after II has been
handled from one to three times, and
these handling charges. tranaporta-
ton charges etc. have been taken
into consideration. as they must be
by the dealers In figuring the prizes
Of their stock"
Mr.. McNeal seems to DO as weak on
his tariff arguments as he Il On sell
ing the Philippines.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25

Attorney John J. Sullivan tells 4
story nbout q Milesian wielder Of ths
plok Wis bad been digging a trench
for q gas plps leading to q private
raaidence-a ona-inoh pipe.
Contemplating The excavation and
comparing its capacity with the loose
ART he shook his head IN DOUBT sBe
tAis and Be that" said be. I'm thlnk.
ing IN not have room IN the attn
for avi the dlHt On the PIE, bad
esss.-
Bat said q hgstandsr. -shy net,
-6urs,- ~ nn1s rolly, sbocau,, I
eltnt &c 4 tesB 1sssill--cSv,l1ns
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25

A Hutchinson young man has dis
covered that there is one advantage
Of being known as late sleeper ON
Sunday morning. He was arrested on
a charge Of taking an early Sunday
hunt on mans property, but the
court discharged him on the testimony
OF the family that he never got up be-
fore 10 o'clock on Sundays, News.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
GAVE A FINE SHOW.
''SIan ON he Boxr Is . Clean and
Pleasing Performance.

A good sized audience enjoyed the
presentation of "The Man on the
Box" last night at the Seelye. The
play is healthy and clean with q
pleasing story and follows the book
Of the same name quite closely. Her
bert Thayer who has the principal
role made a utOst favorable impress
sion. He was formerly Of IT. Lea
venworth and his army experiences
gives him the correct touch foe the
part OF Lieut.. worberton. Mrs.
Thayer as Mrs. Conway also came IN
for praise. The company Is adequate
and gives good support.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
a R(1TCHED JOB.

According to the reports Of the
Cherry mine disaster the rescue work
has been about the worst botched
Job in recent history. There ought
to be some way Of making q mine
safe. If the legislators would give
a little more attention to such things
and less to scrapping over offices
they would do more good In the
world.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
HE HAD 100 PIGS no CHASE.
Carlton Farmev Has the Time Of Hi
Life.

Carlton, Kan Nov. 23.--F. r. Van
Worst had quite time last week as
he received a car Of hogs from Kan
sas City, and they being small, the
stock yards wouldn't hold them. They
got out and were scattered all over
the country, and there being 100 head
it took quite while to get them all
to his farm.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
MaLen claIm q az q PushIa.

Makes Claim % Half Of Pueblo.
Pueblo. Col. Nov 1S-samnsl n.
Deddrick Of EoeorFo. N. ~, began ae'
ton to recover 5000 acres Of land In
Pueblo. Huerfano, Los Anlmas ana
Bent counties. when he flsd . cut
clalm deed given By Q H. Watkins Of
CuyaAoga, 3. According 70 tie feoG
TIE Vign ana 81 Grain sFart vas mnfa
~ Gov. Armiio On Dec1mber 3. 1894
. o aaid nat shs iand fsks1 d han
8 e en- q lulal..
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25

Ray Stannard Baker, one Of the
cleverest magazine writer's in the
country, is in Kansas to write piece
about the Great Political Insurrec-
ton. He is interviewing stubbs.
White and Bristow. He ought also
to alight from the Pullman and INFER
view a few farmers out in the coun-
try. He might get a different view
point.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-11-25
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1903.
WHERE sTUBBs MADE A mT.

when Governor Stubs notified
George Gould that he would appoint
q receiver for the central branch Of
the M. P. unless better service Ia
given he made a hit with the people
along that line. The G. D. is prob
ably the worst railroad in the United
States and II this notice gets re-
suits the people along that line won't
need to vote--they can all stand
up and be counted for Stubbs.