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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
Gigentbiimli1er uniaa.
Erau Auna Woere trlelb.t lebensge'
iGbrlihs yerleBunseu.

auf Ionberbare Weiie Oerunsliidte
aeitern 4beno bic 32 Sabre aIte 5rdu
Inna Roore bon go. 80 Speamors
StraB.. Disislbe bsfano iih uuf Be
Iuh BEL elmer befreunoetsu Jdmilis
Ramen Dooo i'm srpeitsu StodDert
oss 5intsrbduies No. Ala Sft 5.
Strabe. Sie iab in siu.m Sdautsls
Itubl nabe Der off.nen 3biir. BON nell
der friiber cine 1reppe in ben 5of
binabflbrte. Dieie 5r.ppe mar iebof
DOR ldnser.r 3sit nbsebro6eu poroen.
4ls iyrau Moore Iih aus oem Shau'
telitubl srbob. ftolp.rte Il. uno fisl
topfiiber in ben s.pfIaitsrtsn 5ol
bina6. no iie nit eebrohenen 9einsr
laaen blieb. Yatrolipug.r Rc. 2
brdtte bic 9.runslutte mad benz 90
ipital, no auber Brii6sn b.ioer gein'
IhDere RopIpunoen unb inrsrs 8er'
lebunoen tonItdtirt fporoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
u nfd tie.

- Der Al Sabre alts Staabnrf6
Apbn Qpons, pon ylo. 321 Gt IL.
&trabs. purDe seiiern Radmittas Don
einsm berrsnlof'n 6unbe in Die retts
Nono cebiiisn. gr btsdb fih nod Dem
6oipital. no bic Munoen ausseast
.curotn.
- DIR IL Sabre olie Sdulinate
nm. RilIp. BON Rc. 2913 atomon
acob, uuros ssiiern 4bsnb. an mshres
rem HibDunoen ieixno. BON ieinem
Batter noh bem itaoiii6en 3ofpitn!
osbrdt,t. gr mar bon ,inem htrrsnlcisn
5uHbt onasfaIl.n. nisb<rseriiisn unn IN
ben Riiden sebiHen lporben. Die pilfss
ruft bes Rnabsn ipurbsn pon Vdh'
barn a<t5ri. psiden ts stiang, ben
ipiit1nben aOtsr in bic Jluht 5u
f@Idssn.
- Scott 0enrp. SO Sabre alt. Gin
Rod, ipctnbaft an Court StrdBe
3ipi{6tn Tounb uno 5obn StroBs
ipilrbe aeiisrn BON einem 5unoe IN bds
Ee6te 1ein aebiitn. Die Wunoe ipuro'
IN 6efpitol nussedbi.
- Scf. Quinn, 80 SABRE AZ. Ut
bsiter Den 30. 312 on 3. StraBe
Des,noIiidie gsftern ndbrenb 1sr 4r
beit. fnbem sine fmnere GifMfona
auf ltn fisI uab i5m sins sisf Man
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01

men unb nuroe i'm patroltpa9en No. 2
na6 bem SoIpital ssbra4t. Die
aer5te fonItatirten sinsn lei6tsn 5iss
f4lug.
g6as. goDb, 38 Sabre alt, tpobnbdft
i'm ;Sountuin 5oteL on Der George
Strabe, nube Central aoenue, puroe
tur3 nod II l1hr geItsrn 9ormittag an
Der A. unb Gin Strdbe bon Der 9tBe
iiberpGltigt Gr puroe BON 5reunben
nah benz 6oIpitol gebru6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01

Wie aus einem bier einsetroff.nsn
Shr.iben bes Woniignor. ernItWInn'
bcrit, bss pormalig.u Rettors Der
bieiissn Ct. 2ubtpiss. airte. Der gegen'
tpdrtig in aoln am R1ein itationirt III,
berporeebt. tpirb GrSbiihof Wloeller
bort 4nfans SuIi srruart.t uno Uson'
iisnore DinbborIt bat 8ortebrunsen
setrofTen, bab Der grSbiihoF in aoIu
NIT aarpinal Slider suiammsnireIrsu
nirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
YieubpsS Sotenjunge
Sreibt INNER nod aioIsrsid iein
llnmeieH.

9ros Der tiirslih pieosrbolt in ben
3situngsn erIafsneu Warnungsn Dor
Vi.upos lelepbouboteHjurseu aui Der
Out gu iein, fielsn ssitern pieoer SlDet
s5roueu oIsI,m Sdpinoe! gum Spfer.
Gin etipo Is Sabre alter, gutsetIsiostsr
Sunee itelte iib in Der Dobnuns Der
sSrau Warp TscSratp, go. 209 Ulars
cutie Strab., siu uro tbsiIte ihr nit,
bag sins Song 3iitauce" ItIspbonbOts
itaft fir ne sinsetrOffsn lei. Gr tol'
lsttirte 30 Gents uno entfernte ltt.
nm oeni.Iben Shtpinosl tur5e 3eit ipd'
ter Der 5rau Nurp Re5usb. BON Ro
300 Warquiie StraBe, esgenuber sr,
folar.i1 aussufubrsH. Die poIl3s
iabnbet auf ben Burden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
gum 8eIten feiner 8smsinbe periper:

gum 8eiten Ieiner 8smsinoe pertperz
tb;n 81 Dollen.
3uitimmenoer Subef unb Elm Iautss,
Don 9errn Sobn ausgebrahtes, ore;z
fades, Oonnernoes 5Od fOlgte istHsn
Worten.
Wan CAB ii4 nun tpieosr ung.tAeilt
ben bormIOien, 3pangloien 8srsnu@
gungen bin. Stunoen oufStunosn per
rannen unter Der 8egunitigung bes
punberpoLen Sommerabenos, unc ais
enoli6 Die 5rennungsitunDs fhIug,
paren ale SFeittbeilne6mer poQ Oes
3Qnfes unb Qobes fir Dem 0aitgebsr
unD feline lisbenspiiroige Satin, Die
bier in ibrem ippQii6eu Seim ibren
8emeinbemitglisbern Elm 10 berrlthes
barmoniid perIaufenes Set ermOgltat
hdtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
1unlner Ztreib


Robert Burnett Don Sulphlr
Springs, 0. 8a,, puroe geitsru unter
Der formelIen glHtlage Der SrunteHb"It
pon Rihter goDe au elmer 8elpitrare
Don $50 uno Soften oerurtbetlt, jsooH
lpuroe bic Strafs iuspen0trt uuter Der
Bebinqung, baB Der 2lngetla9te iofDrt
bic Stabt gu Derlafen bat. Burnett
traf DOT etntgen Sdgen in Cincinnati
Elm. un feline ShpeIter, Jrau 3ift1@
IN, go. 419 Carlisle Ioenue, 81 be-
iu6en. Gr bate einen 5reuno in
D9ite SuIpbur Springs oeranlabt,
einen Brief an 5rau 3iffanp 81 i6rsl=
ben, in peI4em berIelben mttgetheIlt
puroe, oob er (9urnett) pG6reno sts
nes blutieen Rencontrss nle6rere Uldns
rsr niebergeihofen uno 81 pferoe
feline Slu6t burh bic 8erge beTpertz
fteliqt babe. 5gruu 9iffonp madts
i6rem MQnne bierpon Wtitthsilung
uno oieier brafte ben grief nah benz
Observation-Disclosures nit benz Reiuls
tat, odb Burnett prompt Derhaftst
nuroe. Gine 2lnfraQe bel ben 8eborz
ben Don Wbite Sulphur Springs erz
qab, odb man oaielbit Don etnem
oerartigen Rencontre tetne &enntntB
babe. Burnett qsItano Darduf rsuz
miit6ig Elm, ouB er Iih aus n1It" IN
ben 4uqen Ieiner S6tpeiter uup ieines
Sanaaers aIs gefdbrliher 0efperaoo
babe biritelIeu pouen unb aus oieierH
| 9runoe ben erDdhnten Brief ourh sts
| ren Treuno babe dbfenpen lQIfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
Tau wirh appeairt.

Die llniteb Staies Woob preisrDs
ina 60. bat sessn bic Gniiheibung oes
gunbesrihiers 5ollifier oppeuirt. gs
banbelt iih bsianntlih um ben an Hu.
auit 6entel perseb<nen Rontrott CUR
pflaIterung Der Reooius Roab. in
tpelhem Jan Riht.r 6olIifA entfhis=
ben bate. bob bic 5taot epentutn bus
Redt bat. tinem bobren @ieten ben
Rontratt susufpreden. Oeesn oieis
Gntfdkibuns III seRern 1erufuns ein-
osrei6i rcrRsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
2okal.Derid)t
Neenbet
sat Der E.naorenmial goaro oisltal
State AiitHcrs feline Ibaiigitii.


Der audbunnial 8corb of 8eal
Gitate gliiefors, beiien pflidt es mar,
cine QsuabIhisung bes GrnHpsigs5s
fhums in Der Siaot unb i'm 6purttp
fir Steuerstpede por3unebnen, bat ass
fern ieint 4rbeitsn besnDet unb ebsfs
tlsrt 5rant 9. arug bat unosr5iigl!h
ban Gtoatsaubitor 6. s.. Gullinston
pon bieftr ahatTafe telesrophiid m
stsnntnib e,itst.
aaut osn G6lubberift, ben 5err
arng asitsrH fertisitellte. lit Der
Gssuerpersh bes Grunpeisentbums
unb Der goutsn in Der Stabt Iotpohl
uie i'm goun.p sesen friiher gan3 be-
beuteno erh6bt tporbsn. 5n Der Staot
fsl1ufi Iit oas neue Steuerouplitat
oni $319.324,4 4s0, s.esu $194, ,S83,s
610, mas cine 3unabme bon S124,s
44O, ,8T0 tsbsutst. SIM gounip LII oos
Eisusrbupliiat um So. .461, ,190 trs
b5bt porDen.
Gang beipnRren Tani tpiro bic
giirasrihdit Der Qbfhdbungsbeborst
bnfiir piif.n, bab bic Iussabsn fur
bic gornabms Der abihdsuns um EN-
geosuisnbes hinter Der BON Der Ssslss
laiur fiir bieisn 3tped senebmisteN
Gnmms suriitseblieben iinb. Gaut
Der entfbliebuns Der 9eaisldtur ourfs
ten bic Rotten fir bic abihdbnns Iih
dui Elm 3iuansigitsl zines pro5ents oss
Gtenerbuplitats oss Sahres bslaufen,
in pelfem bic abihdbung porstnoms
men uurbe. Jn Cincinnati hdttsn
riels llntoiten auf grunb bes Steuer'
bupIifais BON $3.50, ,283, $50 bic Sums
mt pon S125,141 beiraeen birfsn,
obsr bic Rommiiiion bat nur $99,
959.61 perausoabt uno fomit ben
Gireern $25, 181 80 geipnri.
Die Witelieoer Der aommiiiiou
aparen betdnnilih bic 5erren Ghdrlss
g. 9oaan, Wes. c Rippep. Chris
Ghott, alsranoer patt.rIon uni
Ibeobore MaRr, penen als Oruner
eieent6umserperten bic folsenbsn Ser
ren sur Esiie Iianben: Gotparb Spsn'
Ger. M. 8igronstp. Glen grotrn
Dilfis 9. yeotmun, aefpis R. Smith
8. g. Rent, Grant g. Rcbon. 6. 8
Munb, u. I. auufholo, u. 6. Dor
ton. 90. &. gudner, 80. Z. 9arr. Jr.
Geores Z. Strono. 80. R. Wener. u
G.. greitenitein. gharIes Meber I'M
g. 6. 1apIor. 9luberbem tpurbe 5i
gl6fdGsuns i'm geIddftss.ntrum nod
burh cine beIonbere aommiiiion Dor
aenommen, bic iid aus ben SsrrsI
biram g. Wotbers, Winiam Wl
sbuale, Sliper 6. Conner. 6. 8. Dor
matte unb astpis Q. Jolssr snIammsn
isbte.
ssn lle6ereinitimntung NIT ben Dor
fhriften beg geietss tpurben bic neue
Mbitdbungsn nad Daros in Dam
phleifcrm osorudt uno ieoem 9runs
bsfiser Durbe elm Gremplur bes Ban
phlets Der betreffenben Wdrb per go
iiberianot, ipos notiirlih cine gans q
fpoliiae aebeitsleiItung bon Gtite
bss Gkfcler.s 5rant 9. arue IN
feiner alfiiitenten erforberte. Die q
h0rbe srtannte bieIes audi i'm polite
1lmfdnse an urro ebe geitsrn bic en-,
uiiltiae 8ertaauna erfplate, iparl
Germ aruq fir ieinen gifer unb feil
auseeseihneien 2eiituuoen Der btiol
nere Dnnt bes IbIhdbunssbehorI
nusgeipro6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
Jun8er Yatriot
Ehisbt Nh nit einem Qanonenihlag
jtpsi Singer ab.

I 6snrn Wineoipstp. sin Ia csahre als
isr Shultnobe, tpoate gsitsrn Dor Der
e.terliten Wohnung. gto. 431 Rid
nnoab girabs, sinen aononeni6lag abs
brsnnen unb btbielt ben JeusrD:rsss
i0rpsr. nahbem CT bic 3iinoitnur an.
ss3iinbtt bate. su lanee in Der 3anb.
Die sJoise mar. oab ihm stpei Ginger
bon Der rehisn 9anb abserihen ipurs
ben. CT Durbe BON ieinem Batter nah
btm nGbsiihen 6oipital gsbradt.
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Sislhlaae

Wdbrenb am 9ieritdJ uno Whtts
mod teine6isinlGse 81 tDnfatirsn pa'
ren. ipnrben ssIi.rr rieosr msbrsrs
perionen, ipelhe bon ber s,ibe ibers
m6ltist iporb<n tparsu n eds 5olpitul
einseliefert.
Der Go Sabre dIts 9api0 2auer,
Nrbeiier. ippbnbdft 10. 225 @sIt Si'
berth Strobe. brad ssftsrn Qahmitiaa
an Der I. unn Wclnlt Gtrass sn'aM.
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germift.

Der 43 Sabre alte Silus 2.Gutncsn,
pobnboft in StseIe's Suboipiiion, golz
leee 5iu, pirb felt benz 25. Stunt oer>
mibt. Die 4nseborissn befiirhten, bub
er unter ben ginfpirtuneen Der oibs
Isinsn Wsritaub psrIoren babsu mag.
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@runoeisent6um uno 3auten

2aut benz Wtonatsberi6t oes itantIz
i6en 9auarnt5 mar Die 8authGtistett
i'm cSuni cine Iebr re9e unD iibertraf Die
8outbdtigteit i'm parallelmonGt oes
porigen Sabres nm Elm gang ,8eEraht.
Ii6es. SSm ioeben 81 Gnoe gegungsnen
Wonat tpuroen i'm itdotiInsn 8duumt
887 Observation-Disclosures uusge'telt
unb Der Wertb Der in 2lngriff gcnpmz
menen Neubuuten belduft fif our
$778.515, pGbrenb fir Die gauerloubz
nibIheine an Sporteln $1901.50 oerz
einnubmt ipurben. Sm Sum- oorigen
sSabres paren 832 GrlaubniBi define
Qusgeferttgt tporosn, Der 9e1ommt=
pertb Der gauten besifFerte fi1 auf
$481, ,665 uno Die Girnabmen an Sez
biibren paren $1538.45; ipouB gegen
bas 8oriabr i'm Sum- cine 3unahme
Der gauthdtieteit um 1896, $50 81 pers
3eldnen 1T.
Der pprmdIige 8unoesisnator ). ..
Forater srtpirtte geitern i'm itGotiIten
gauamt einen GrIaubuibihetE fir Die
Grridtung einsr8arage an Der Gte Der
Wooiion 4penue uno 9ranoin Roap.
Die 8autoiten iino auf $500 psran.
j ih!a9t
| 6. 3. A,al eritanD 9eItsrn auf elmer
bon 3bepbpre Maper &c Bro. geleiteten
Mutton fir $4,000 pas Bobnhdus an
Der RornoItz@ts Der aemper Game uno
Winoipr StraBe. Der 8ertauT erfols-
ts auf 0eruulafuRg per untonSapinss
gant & Sruit 60.
| SilfsIbertff Sad groctor OerauttiOs
nirts eeitern bas Saus 80. 756 Bapus
Strabs, Walnut Sllls, in Srleoiguns
Der SIuoe, bic 8. 8. DscGormit gegeu
2aura 6ines uub 2lnoere anbdnsi9 ge@
ma6t bate. 9as gigeutbum mar auf
$45OO aba.fdGbt poroen uno sing
fir $500 in ben 8eIis bon NHpolt
Wdlcolm Wc4pop iiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01

b. am reht.n 9tin beibrahts. Der
@erunsIiidie tuurbs nod bem 5ofpital
gebroht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
@fa hrLi q.

Ut q 2 %.
ia meine 9Hdbigitc, ich babe AUDI
Dor 3fpei ssahren ben WontbIanc ere
Itieaen. Sein Gipfsl lisst 480o Usstsr
iiber benz meerel"
lin 9ottes tptlsn, tpenr gle 30 In
oas Deer hinuHtergsitiirst paEsn!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01

9tur.
Sat: ,Sino Ste Der 2etlner2 Sd
morte ihon cine buIbe StlHoe!"
- ,,Rein, it bin nur Der gSIrtb.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15
TT WORKS BOTH WAYS

With entire appreciation Of us
timeliness and truth, we quote the
following extract from an editorial
of The New York World:
at is we'll to remember that
wrong-doing occupies newspaper at
tentlon largely because 1t is excep-
tional II we were all thieves and
swindlers and debauches we should
have no interest in each other. Honor
and decency are still the rule, and
newspapers which recognize the fact
and on occasion prove 1t perform as
high a public service as when they
expose the corrupt and the false"
This is well said. 1t states some
thing which is too often forgotten.
1t realizes that notoriety is one Of
the punishments Of dishonesty.
A country is said to be happy when
It has no history. Something of the
same sort might be said Of a man
who has the good fortune to keep his
name out Of the papers.
But the rule works both ways
The World is a type Of paper which
sees a great deal Of wrong that does
not exist, that exaggerates happen
lngs and implies motives that do not
Artist. There is something to be
said for the paper that treats wrong
doing sanely and strives to build up
confidence in mankind rather than
destroy It.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15
coon FOR ABILENE, moo.

Lawrence Gazette: There is one
reform that should be worked in
Lawrence; and not only in Lawrence,
but in every other town and city as
well, It is the custom we have OF
permitting horrible looking, mis-
shapen human beings to drag them.
selves about the streets to the horror
OF all, and allow them either to beg
or to sell worthless things. 1t is
the humanity that is in us that per-
mits these unfortunates to exhibit
themselves to the public, and while
we shudder at their appearance, we
feel that they should be given the
best opportunity possible to secure
the best the world affords. 1t is
mistaken charity. The world owes
the unfortunates all living, but the
world also owes projection to it.
self. II we could cure them, If we
could help them, even, by permit
ting them to exhibit themselves Il
wauld be different All they can
do at the best is to make enough to
keep their souls within their poor,
miserable bodies, and we should
have too much charity to permit
them to wear themselves out in the
struggles for this. 1t is the duty OF
society to protect itself against
these unfortunates just as It is the
duty Of the state to care for them.
Il is a burden that we should be
more than willing to bear, not
only for the unfortunates them
selves, but for the selfish reason OF
protecting society from having
them abroad. 1t is alike unjust to
them, and to us, and In every state
and community llbe'al provisions
should be made for their supp 'rt.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15
rHE WAVES or NEWS.

The Exchange Editor Of the Ga
zette goes through many newspapers
in the course Of a week, his trusty
shears in hand. These papers come
from all parts Of the country, and
represent all shades Of political and
religious conviction. II a man had
time to read them all he would know
more than an encyclopedia in a
year, for American ewspapers are .
great educational Institution. It i
surprising how much first-class stuff
is printed on their local and editorial
pages.
There ls one curious thing thai
the Exchange Editor has noticed 9
hundred times. and that is that the
news comes in waves. For instance
a paper In Schenectady, n. Y, printi
wife-beatins story with an appro.
pirate heading In large type. Some
Tired Father Of that town goes home
and Is annoyed by his wife's house.
keeping arrangements. and rebukea
her with a chair. or breaks q lars'
platter over her head. The exchaHg'
editor then picks up a paper from 2
town IN Pennsylvania cpd finds ~
srseslg sihiinr rev saassrnlns
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15
wE.rERN EARM yALUEs.

1t is reported that practically all
the agricultural schedules Of the CEN
sus have been received at the bureau
in Washington. They have not been
fully tabulated, but the process Is
said to be SO far advanced that
general statement of the salient fea-
lures about the principal crops, areas
cultivated and values OF land can
be made, says the New York journal
of Commerce. Among other things 1t
ia stated that returns rhow an enor-
nous growth of land values, practi-
caI1y in every section thus far stud
led and that in some sections "the
returned land values Will Indicate
an almost phenomeJ al increase" In
some states the figures are said to
"sbow an increase Of two and one
half times or nearly that" since the
previous census. This is not most
marked" where new lands have been
taken I'D and brought under cult
walton but sin the middle west"
This. II verified, must be consid-
cred an interesting and significant
fact. and It provokes the inquiry
what has caused such an advance in
agricultural land values. 1t may De
said that 1t is due to increasingly
profitable crops, but what are they
due to? The cause, where the ad-
vance has been greatest, is not IN
creased quantity of land under cuiti'
walton, and according to all accounts
Il is not improved cultivation and
larger yield due to more intelligent
and skillfully directed industry. 1t
is mainly high prices obtained Ior
products. and these are due to in
crea,,ed demand in proportion 10 the
supply.
In other words 1t is the growth
of population and the development OIL
industrial and commercial communi-
ties. the multiplication OF markets
and better means of access to then,
and a consequent increased deman1
for farm products out of proportion
to the increase in supply, that mas 80
greatly enhanced the value OF lands
in the middle west. The same forces
increase the value of land IN the
industrial and commercial communi-
ties themselves. If the census ascer-
tanned and reported the value OF all
lands Independent Of buildings and
improvements provided by capital and
labor, we should have measure OIL
the vast heritage of wealth produced
by the people as whole rather tnan
by individual effort.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

paste she could make the dining room
look better than any painter on earth.
- y
/ still inltst that bald head
frlnged with gray is not as big a
handicap as being fat when 1t comes
to playing the game Of hearts
II makes no difference what
church a man belongs to, he can't
help lying about his automobile.
l was figuring the other day the
amount Of labor l had performed
since started out to reform the
world about dozen years ago.
was surprised to find out that It
amounted to over four hundred col
umns Of advice alone. That means
about eight hundred feet of simon
pure receipts for being saved. II
any Of that long string of advice has
ever been needed have failed to flnd
II ont, If it has ever made me any
money somebody else got 1t and
spept it long ago If 1t has made me
any friends they have failed to come
oround and tell me about it and pin
medals on my breast. But like ah
philosophers, have toiled away in
the heat OF summer and the billiards.
Of winter. Like the fellow who works
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

Tired Father of that place. And a
story of the same sort will loom up
in nearly every paper that comes to
the office, for perhaps two or three
weeks.
"A cooked cashier story came
from Abilene the other day, follow
ing hard upon the story of a similar
story from Ohio. The exchange edi-
tor is fully expecting to encounter
a deluge Of such news during the
next few weeks. 1t is as sure to
come as night is sure to follow day.
The why and wherefore can't be ex-
planned, but the fact is inevitable
Emporia Gazette.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

From the number Of Congressional
speeches now being sent through the
mails. most of them known only to
the Congressional Record type set
tiers, we infer prosperous season for
the Junk man.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

II DR.. Cook, who has been seen In
the Chill mountains, wants an incon-
spicuous place, let him try an I'M
fashionable street In a city suburb.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

Five out of twelve members have
voted Mr.. Ballinger out, but he will
hardly have to sleep under a hay
stack tonight unless the whole COM
mittee acts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

Up to about october 1, the Repub-
Iicans usually scrap. After that they
calmy overlook family disagreements,
rather than see bankrupt party APP
pointed receiver for Uncle Sam.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-09-15

The success Of the avlatOrs in drop
ping oranges on targets at the Har-
ward meet last week, Is a suggestion
that IN future It may be needful to
spend more money for smart dlplo-
uauas and less for war ships.