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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
Stormen.
ltlpffer og
Sner m +.

aorSgr, II. 9ooember. 5 ben
iterfe 9Ieit / Morees f9utreOe Ell
5iiferboao meo 8iiferne IieIs gaieI-
ien CO geter SsibD, Ser bar / Serb
me0 at rsgte Soriferuier. Oct inf
feSes geter Ssibp at reooe iio I
it9rft iorfommen SiIitanO, me0ens
gtiels GieIien orufneoe. Gen ont-
TONNE boeoe poa 6rslunOe Goeo
pe0 aorspr. San oor ca. 43 aar
81. o9 efterIaoer Jig Suitru % tire
9ern.
Rafifoo, II @ooember. SomtIi.
ge acknowledgements / Rofifop er
noen 5orbinOeIie meo G%entralen.
5eIefontoarnet bIeu beifaoieet al
BET itnrfe Snefolo / aftes. De om-
Iiggen0e @noer maotte ofiperres.
oo Ielefontraaoene faIot neo paa
De eleftriife 2psIe0niueer % gior-
De 9osioeen iorlig.
Spesfalo. gn al S~penoborgs
ploite o. melt oniete Saan0o9rfere,
@orper 8. q. 2erde, er forleOen
ofgooet peo Gs0en, ooer 70 2lar
9ommel. Zen ofosOe ioo iflg g6p.
ems Stiftst." ira 1894 til 1902 |
Spenoborg 9praa0 % befIG0te oes-
uoen en- Apffe ANDRE GilIiosboeru.
= 56o. 0ireftgr 6. @en0t pes
Smitbs Sernitsberier / 4albor9 er
iorIeoen aigaaet peo Qsoen, 50
4ar aammel. Otter en- 8io at baoe
ieilet JON Maifinmeiter pao lam.
peren uSris". Sen isrite Camper,
JONI gift paa aalborg, fom ban miot
/ 9nlotreoierne, Oa Serniteber
Smitb 0s0e og 5abriffen eif ooer
til ct 4ftieielifab, meO / aoniortiet
iom 5o9mano. San erboerueoe Jig
iflg. oaalb. amtst." / aarenes Sob
en- u0itraft 9pnnefreos, og iom 5or.
retningsmano Dar ban en- arbei0.
iom og iamoittigbeosfulo @ano, Der
pasieoe lin girfiombeb, ina lGn9e
8rPfterne tillo0 oct.
: 5bo. oarer &. 5. ). 5foer-
len | Serritsleo er iorleoen oigoaet
oe0 OGDEN, 66 aar gommeI. Zen
af6soe, Der oimittereoes ira Hanuin,
BAR fsrit ct Bar Aor / 9. Siermits-
lep, men fom / 1871 til Serritsleu,
boor ban uafbrl6t oirfeoe, til Spg.
bonn for ire aor iihen toang BAN
til at tage i'm aiifeo. San Dor iiIg.
BENDS. Si6." en- meeet 0pgtig, tro-
iait og iamuittigbeOsiuIo 9erer,
Der UNDER lin lange 9irfiombeo fun
erbnerueoe Jig genner. 5 bet Of
fentIige Gin fog ban life megen Eel;
men ban bar meo at itiite Serrits.
leo Sogns Sparefasie, / bois BE.
itprelie ban uafbruOt ia6 inotiI for
ct Gor aor iioen.
8aitor emer. 9arioeo, Der
inotil for ct aars 5io ii6en Dor
Sognepr9it / Sons. grsfoo oeoMio.
oelfart, er / Senoags oso, rs 9or.
Do 0ampifibet rGimbria~
"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
Sobbeltmoroet peb NDborg,

fom ri beretteoe ON iioit, fortpller
De iioit mootagne Blade piot o9
Brsot ON, men bet bele giuer intet
Reiultat meo Senipn til, bpem Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29

gaa ira au9it6usbroen til @ol6or9,
6leb Ell al 8asingererne en- 9lore
9erre plii0ielig ina % maatte 10
res / 2ano % bringes pna aom'
muneboipitolet. 9eO Anfomiten Der.
til piite bet Jig. at ban par os0.
5 bans CONNER ~ianOtes Ell Gel
8apirer, ID0enOe paa OperlGrer
Berg, 8reoerifs6erg.
Sognepr9it for 9ollefiloe og
Ssroe. 9ropit Garl Nlireo Senien
er 5orsong Niten Den 10. 0s. 900,
60 Mar gnmmel.
-aancelliraa0, Sagisrer u. 60
bonien / SoIbpf er oen II. os.
oso. San bapoe tioli9ere pGret
p9ret gronOoireftsr og 9proaos.
meolem.
Gberretsoom. 8iborg Operret bar
ben 7. 6s. paaosmt en- Sag, Der
al 5ru Caroline Seniine 0ieIien
bar anlogt moo Bolitiasiiitent an.
Ore Snuerbach aarbus, for seres.
iorn9rmeIier / bans BOG 0algp.
moroet. Ne0ens Sauerbacb peo
aarbus gptings 1om par irifun.
ben, bleo ban peo OperretSoom.
men iosmt en- 9soe til Statsfasien
al 500 SIR, iubiioi9rt iimpelt Sen.
iel / so Gage iamt tilpIistet of be.
tnle B~rocesiens SmfoItninger for
begge Setter eiter Heglerne for te-
neficereoe Eager, berunoer / Solp.
rer og @ootserelier for loIeg 81
SIR. til Cru 1ieIiens Sagisrere.
r5nslefersaaro". Soriens, s.
Hopember. Selifabet De biemle
ies 8enner"s 9eitprelie oeotog paa
ct Wsoe / 5reoericia Den s.. os.
life of be5oloe' n5usIefarsaoro~,
men of ooerlaoe ben til amtet og
be ire gpfommuner Belle 5reoeri.
Gle og aolbing, Der iaa fan i9loe
ben til en- forbolospis bsi pris,
oa gronoforiifringen for Stuebuiet
me0 5rooag al @runO og Wur.
uprf anoro9er ca. $1,000 SIR.
9eitpreIien beilutteoe oerefter at
fsbe en- @oaro paa Si9aono oe
inorette 0enne til ct aipl for Stem.
lsie | Steoet for o5uglefPr9aarO".
Stort Gleftrieitetsprojeft. Der er
/ 2jebliffet Rlnner oppe ON of fgbe
Melle for at 6enDtte 0ens
9anofraft til ct eleftricitetsp9rf,
iom iful6e Iepere @leftriif, Cps og
Strait til @lenitrup, Sonoeit, Solm.
@unOeitrup, 6aarup Ct,
5enoer og Rsrre Onsilo og Ons.
Ito ct. 9oo ct MsOe / SanOeit
bleo Der iilg. oNano. u. an." for.
leoen neoiot ct lt0bolg, iom Jam.
men meo eoeutuelle andre ll0balg
ifal forbereoe Sagen.
lllDffer. Ia @aaroeier Gbr. Bai.
berg iorleoen fom fsrenoe SDo
for Breitebp, bleo Seitene 6an9e
for NebeLEoge % oreieoe burtigt
omfring, ina 0ognen pplte6e og
gnj6jerg fom iii at ligge timber
oenne. San fit iflg. oGibe gmtst."
ilemt iorilaaet og bragtes
meget lioenoe biem. Wan baabeoe
BOG Of fuitne reooe bans 2io; men
.ie1ere er ban aaisepel oso al fine
|
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29

5reoerifs6aDn. 10. 0ooember
Sfonnerten uGbba" nf6amburg mo.
fom / @aar BERTH. 5 Sfageraf
blen Siingmonoen, Der too Oe0 no
ret, ifpllet ooer 9orO. Stonnerten
er / Dag ~afieiIet til St3e0oe.
4olborg, 10. Nooember. Gn
9a9erioeno Seren 9ln0erien blep i
91nt fnnoet Of Bolitiet, liggenoe be.
pioItIss poa @noen me6 ct tort
og it9rft bIsoenoe Soar / 9ngboue.
oct. @fternt en- 29ge bar tilfnlot,
6rogtes ban pna SD9ebuiet. Ter er
itor 5nre for bans 2iO.
On Der foreIigger ct lllpffestil.
iel0e el1er et OoeriolO, pioes emo
MI life.
@isbierg, 10 3opember. en
Sfonnert eaer SfonnertbriQ 0reo /
@anr eitermiooogs peo gettioen mo
paoS noii0en al Wons. Sfibet bette
Rsoflng og tRnote glus oeo Dor.
fets 5~rembruo. aG. 10 / aftes for.
ioonbt Sfibet, fnitit al Sserne.
aanonbnaoen o8uloboroiuno"
Der git no | Gftes iamtioig meo 8n.
ger6amperen o0oroisen" og Heo.
nin~gsbaooen, inofom / 3ormioooas
pe6 eIIeoetioen til @sbiere oe me6.
bette, at man life baooe Jet noeet til
oct pe6 Mons itranoeoe Seilifib.
Get %forliite Sfibs IationoIitet er
ubefen6t; men BET menes, at gee.
iptninoen, Der mno bare ppret s.
10 Man0, er omfommen.
s%anobrnget. Sra 2empigegnen
meooeles SIR. 0gbl." Den 10 os.
) ben iioIte llges Bio er Der iol-
'oet megen 3egn Der ouer Ggnen,
builfet bar iprbeIes pentet, oo oct
ualmin0eli9 tsrre @iteraar bnpoe
bragt ganomangeG, og ma piloe
ppre bleoen ualminoeIig ubeloig
itillet, ON 8interen forinoen par
fommen.
5 9nn6elen er Ger Opeong / &c.
oepriierne, Der for Si0en er ira IS
til 81 Gre pr. Buno. Spinenoterin.
9en er iunfen til 80 Gre.
vi monoliet 9penOe eaar life iaa
lioen Blaoier M eiter Nopember
Sfifteong, iaa Rangelen / ina Sen.
ieen6e M err ooerpunoen. 9erimoo
Der man fremoeIes alt for rinae
pna giger til ll6enrbeioe
Gent ennb for Mlfobol. ) Mari
Sogn. hoor Der finoes 5 9s6monos
og S6feriorrettinger, er ser MI in
gen az Dem, iom bar lloiolq al
Spiritus (ingen 9rpnoeoinsbeoil.
ling) % goOebotellet bar beller
life Het til SpiritusuOitpnfninq
Ter iinoes 6aoOe v9lna aors"
% alminoelis Notwithstanding.
WeobrGnote ltbbgsninser. 5 2er.
bag Den ~. 6s. uobrs6 Der SO /
Serregaaroen nSuitrup" peb aon-
oers, tilbsrenoe @ooseier Sobann-
len. SlOen opItoo | 2aoen. llo6p9.
ningerne n~eobrpnote. gGe areotu.
rerne re0oeoes.
Oct lpffebes at inOifr9nfe Bran.
ben til 1tobpeningerne. SopeObpg.
og en- gpgning, boori 5or-
unlteren boeoe, reobeoes. aae Wa.
finer og aolen brpnote. 5orpoIte.
rens life Ssn reooeoes | iioite Die.
riff
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
sOr saIa.

f29 acres 2ano to Mil fra Or.
leans ! aitteion 60, Winn. for 500
per acre, So per acre auntant. Oct
suriee paa 8 @ars afbetaIine ON
enifes. 9ilifrio
9. o. Sobnen, Selma, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
kristelig
For-glem-mig-ej.

En- dejlig Gayebog med skriftsprog og
Vers til hyer Dag / Aaret SAINT
Blade til optegnelse af
Fedselsdage osv.
Flint udstyret med Blomsterblade i Farve-
tryk, Guldsnit, Mmrkebaand og Federal,
Stsrrrelse 3 3/4 Ks Tommer.
PRIS 90 Cts.
Paa Engelsk faas Bogen i 3 St6rrelser til
henholdsvis 80 Cts, go Cts. og SIPS.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

Secretary Coburn admits that the
correspondent who sent this to an
Eastern newspaper probably had
been imposed upon. "At Ashland
IN Clark county, they have a MIL
liouaire club, and everybody belongs.
The initiation fee has been raised
to s732,1S9.1S to keep out the rap.
hle who do not have more than half
a million to their names. A rev
years ago, recall, there were people
who couldn't even buy an automobile
or a business block, That's the act
nal truth. But say how times have
changed. - The line at the tlcKe'
window in Kansas City is the scene
f. of many heart-breaking EPISODES
saw one poor widow with clever
children who had travelled all tn
way from Herkimer, N. Y, on ne
way to Kansas. She only had q III
tie over a quarter of million in ne
purse, 50 the crowd took up a smal
collection Iof about 100000 am
presented It to her. 1t did my hear
rood to see that poor thing weep TO
ioy. You don't know how she az
preciated It,"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

Lawrence Gazette: HOW many
would believe, without seeing them'
that there are s,SS2 sections OF these
same general laws7 This wilderness
Of law 10 grouped under 1913 chap
ters. some Of which contain 100 or
more pages.
How many of the people OF Kan
sas have ever looked into that gigan-
tic tome, to say nothing OF being
familiar with It's contents? And YET
every person of sound mind is pre-
sumed to know not only the letter
Of every law contained therein out
to understand Its spirit as well, ana
he able to interpret 1t in accordance
to the ideas of the supreme cour'
Of the state. And this supreme
court has written and published "
volumes Of opinions as to what tnese
laws mean, and II you DO not know
then you must suffer the conse'
ouences IL you Itransgress one p
them, no matter how innocently' io'
the law pompously presumes ina
every man knows it. 1t would seen
to the ordinary man the height o
folly to add still more hundreds o
pages to this vast aggregation Q
laws. and yet It Is seriously demand
ed that a large number Of new law
he enacted. We hold that 1t woui'
be far better to obIiterate some o
those that are useless, and may D
worse than that. II there really
any law not already In that srea
book that we need, which Is douO'
full, then lot Us wipe out two uSeleA
ones to give It place.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
ENTERPRISES DOGS WIN.
Good Scores Made in Races-Salina
Dogs show Up Poorly.

Enterprise, Dec. 2s.--The coursing
meet here was a success, the local
dogs turning out to be winners. The
money was divided between four dogs
as there was not enough money TO
finish the stake. The salina dogs DID
not show up well as they we're not
in condition for long courses The
rabbits we're good, giving the dogs
The limit in nearly every race. The
results Of the run-off:
First: Rachel beat virginia Fare
So; Sir Patched beat Kate 1919
Going Some beat Black Bess al
Tear Arm Ned beat Reene 80; Jael
coombs beat Beacon BY Night iS-Ei
TONY Rocker beat Lucy Glitter 29-5
Bsbe beat Patched By Night 1914
lsmIiinE Lady beat Star Il Bona 24-1
Second Round: Rachel beat 81
Patched "a; Going Some beat Tea
Arm Ned it-s; Jack coombs bes
lTopy Rocker if-s; smilins Lady bee
Dabs s-s.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
Farm Implements Etc.

Manure spreader, box wagon
truck wagon with rack, carriage, TOP
buggy, Osborne binder. Milwaukee
binder, Deering mower, corn binder
hay rake, Defiance gang plow, Buck
eve press drill. double row agitator
riding cultivator, S-section harrow
5-tooth cultivator, feed grinder os'
brne disc harrow, good J.. !. Case
riding lister, U. S. cream separator
No. 7, harpoon hay fork, I sets worl
harness, set good carriage harness
single buggy harness, sets flynets
3 bee stands, and many other articles
not mentioned.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
MAY PAY SOMETIME.
Abilene State Bank Claims Are Being
Proved.

The depositors in the Abilene State
hank are now being asked to make
sworn proof of their claims. 1t II
expected that after this is done
BANK Commissioner Dolley will tak'
some action with the guaranty FUND
He stated a month ago that the de
positors had received certificates II
full bearing per cent but nothini
of the kind has yet been done. Tn
depositOrs are wondering why swifte
action has not been taken.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
OVER rH1RTY.THREE THOUSAND
That Is the Value of Paving Done
to Date.

City Engineer Murdoch has sub
mltted to the mayor and council his
official estimate of the value Of the
value Of the paving put in by the
Capital City Construction Co. up 70
Dec. 20. Figuring on the basis ol
the contract price, this amounts VI
to the total sum pr sss'Oss.2A
OF which about fs,OOO.O0 has beeI
paid.
The estimate on the value OF tn'
work done BY the company on tn
sever 10 sI3.515 Of which only Abou
lsa,5ss.1s remains unpaid Thes
Figures viii be gone over at the mex
regular meeting Of the council
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
Need . safer Team.

Pat Kelley and family were In TO
church Sunday and while returning
home met an automobile which
frightened the team, causing a bad
runaway. The family were thrown
from the carriage. Mr.. Kelley re-
ceiving a broken collar bone and
broken ribs, and two children were
badly injured. This family seems
to have more than their share Of &C
cidents as it was the third runaway
they had had during the week.
Chapman Advertiser.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
FORMER TEACHER HERE DEAD.
Mrs. Mary Lesher Wilson Passed
ANsy at San Diego.

Ait'egram to ME- A. Lesher today
hrouRLt the sad news OF the death
a her caughter, Mrs. Mary Leshcr
Wilson in san Diego. Several Lrotb-
srs and sisters reside here. Mrs. VII
son graduated in the Abilene schools
and was a teacher in the grade
schools for several years, After her
marriage she went to California. she
leaves besides the husband four
wear. old child and three months old
baby. The body will be brought here
for burial.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
Household Goods

-Four bedsteads, dresser, s chairs,
2 rocking chairs. lounge, flour chest,
heating stove. cook stove, ? tables
churn, washing machine. 30 yards
good rag carpet, apple butter. peach
butter. canned fruit
TERMs-An sums Of $40 and un'
der cash; sums over $40 a credit o.
EiO mOnths viii be given on note viii
approved security at 10 per cent In
ltsrsst; Il paid when due only 8 Pc
cent Interest viii be sharsed. y
properly to be removed until asstls'
nor.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

Can you fancy LaFollette bringing
In a verdict Of mot proven" for Lori
mer?. Capital
II the editor of the Capital were
charged with the commission OF a
crime, and the "star witness against
him should go upon the witness stand
and testify that he was paid $4,000
to testify against the editor, would
the Capital ask or expect a Jury to
give any credit whatever to such
witnessf And yet that is exactly
the class Of witnesses and evidence
relied upon to convict Mr.. LOrimeI
Of bribery.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector December 20, 19lOJ f
sHERIFF's SALE.
Case No. 505S. &
J.C. KRISHER, Plaintiff

JOHN T. BLEvINS and MARY D.
BLEVINS, Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an Order
Of Sale issued by the clerk OF the
district court Of the 9Th judicial dis
trict, within and for Dickinson cOun-
'ty. state of Kansas, In the above en-
titled case, and to me directed ana
delivered, | will on Monday the
goth day of January, A.. D. 1911, at
10 o'clock a. M, Of sal1 day at va
front door of the court house IN thN$
city of Abilene, Dickinson county,
state of Kansas, without appraiBe-
ment, sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand tie following real es-
tate to-wit: Lots nine (9) and ten
(10) in block sixteen (16) in the
town Of Manchester, Kansas, also 9
tract of land described as follows,
situated in the south east quarter
Use = of section sixteen (16) town
ship eleven (11) range one ~, east
of the Sixth Principal Meridian IA
Dickinson county, Kansas, as fol-
lows. bounded on the north BY Cod
dard street, east by line as prolon-
gated on west side of Lima street.
south by section line between section
sixteen t16) and twenty-one l1l)'
west by Robinson avenue as shown
Il by the plat Of the town Of Manches-
ter. Kansas, in Dickinson county,
state Of Kansas, The said real es-
( tate will be sold pursuant to the
Judgment Of the court in said case
recited in said Order of Sale.
Witness my hand this 29th day OF
December, 1910. -...,u
Sheriff of Dickinson County,
E. Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

The first open statement from a
leading politician ot the party In
uower that seems encouraging Is
hat Of the new governor Of Texas
Who said a few days ago; I'VE need
,apital and men and we should &c
nothing that win sntAgoni1e either
mia statement 4 one that IL takinI
hoid IN the southwest and ia likel'
% BE- more popular a. capital real
80 ~ needs Ed the home Deopp
AVE thslr oHn lnSestmsntr heape'
:, 1. maks tksn partners In ~
-sssaionu tonfronting them.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
ASSESSORS ANNOUNCED MONDAY
County Commissioners to Name Them
at Next Meeting.

The first regular meeting OF the
county commissioners for 1911 Will
be held at the court house beginning
Monday. B. D. Fry, commissioner
elect from the first district will be
installed in office at this session, sue
ceeding himself.
County tax assessors for the COM
ing year will be appointed by the
county assessor and announced to
the board at the January session.
These usually consist Of the township
trustees.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

Another anti-temperan$s article;
Harper's Weekly this week has a
mage about prohibition in Kansas. 1t
saws whiskey is sold and that the in
sane asylums, reformatories ana Pri-
sons have an increasing number Of
inmates while population does moi
increase materially.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
60 head Of Cattle

Consisting of is milch cows, some
giving milk now and some will he
fresh by date of sale. 4 head of stock
cows in calf, 10 head two-year-old
heifers, 2-year-old steer, yearlins
steers, 4 yearling heifers, 1e spring
calves, 10 heifers. steers, 4 small
calves, thoroughbred Poland Angus
bull.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

The interesting news comes from
Topeka tina. some Of the leading In
surgent members of the house and
senate want the members to select
the committees instead Of allowing
bossism in the speaker. Maybe there
are some insurgents who are really
eonaiatent.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

We wish to thank all friends and
,eighbors for so generously making
the postcard shower on us at Christ
mas time such delightful surprise
Because of illness this thoughtful
ness was highly appreciated. Our
sincere wishes to all for a happy
and prosperous new year, Mr. ano
Mrs. Nicholas Ruse.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

junction City lost = fine business
house By sire IS a Christmas pres
snr One Of these days the progref'
slvs town yin eompei eyery builder
inside The fire limln to put up q fire
proof bui ding.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

The young woman in Ohio who
bled to death because she was too
modest to allow the surgeons to bind
up a wound on her leg would never
have made a heroine for one Of
Robert chambers' novels.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

For sale, some very fine s. c.
White Leghoru cockerels. also some
Plymouth Rocks. Prices, choice -,
seconds 81. Call or phone to 1O4O
Mckee Fruit Farm, Abilene. Kansas,
pou,o wlt'
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

what's the matter with the rain
fall Of this blooming country? Tne
mississippi is lower than it was in
1854. the lowest point ever known
in recorded history.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

What is back Of thu big magazines
fight on prohibition? IL the past
.s,e. months a haf dozen articles
have NJ .cared in leading magazines
to the effect that prohibition is q
failure. The Ladies' Home journal
declares that more liquor is sold IN
the United states now than ever IN
its history, yet about half the terri
tory is nominally dry" The sales
fell of in 1908 and 1909 but IN
creased in 1910 and the inference Is
drawn that the dry territory mas
learned to avoid the law. The Ameri-
can this month has an article IN
which the writer declares he has
bought liquor easily in every state
In the Union, Kansas included ano
argues that prohibition is farce. The
American Is especially a worker fol
good things and uplifting things and
Its knock on prohibition is rather sig
lnificant.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29

Whenever you see a man standing
forth and delivering a long lecture
on integrity and morality you viii
notice that he always points to HIM
self as the bright and shining ex'
am;.le of what all men should be.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
Public Sale

Having rented my farm, will sell
at public auction A miles south and
/ mile east of Industry, 8 miles north
and 6 miles east of Talmage, 2 miles
north and 1 mile east Of Buckeye, >
miles west and 2 miles north Of SUIT
phen's Mill. on
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
THE VILLAGE DEACON.
BY Bert walker in Osborne Farmer.

/. am a great reader and believer
in advertisements. but none Of them
fool me about what they say IN re-
gard to underwear, clothing or the
glories of some other country.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-12-29
.,1nr rHR Idn oN TOrEKA.

The Capltal discussing the violation
~ thA DrChibitory law in Topeka says
"there is plenty Of evidence to con-
vince public sentiment that joints "reI
constantly doing business without
o,o,estation and the police are indii-
= rent 10 this traffic. Joints are do
,up bus!pess and the stories that men
who want their booze know where
to get 1t are undoubtedly true
There has not been time since the
I,ouor war started that Topeka has
mo, y cen the widest open town IN the
state Rev. c. M. sheldol recently
made an investigation there on MS
cwn account and announced that he-
nor was being consrmed in Topeka
AT the rate of 40 barrels day. En-
terpr'sing Topeka jointi'.s are oiitr'
inp their customers beer on draugnt
1t is scarcely square deal to nave
the state Temperance Union WIZ
|beadouarters in Topeka and the at
torney general whose office is there
worrying about the enforcement O
the law in other parts Of state and le
lTopeka go wide open. Topeka MAJ
commission form Of government
land ample machinery to do business
whv does it not put on the lid?