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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
HOW ro HELP THE TOwN.

some wise editor has written .
coda 81 instructions and rules to be
followed by the man who wants MS
town to grow and his fellow-towns-
men to prosper by the united efforts
a. the business men. The following
are set Of commandments which
have been going the rounds OF some
Of the newspapers lately:
i. Thou shalt not go away from
home to do thy shopping nor tiny
sons nor thy daughters.
2. Thou shalt patronise thine OWL
merchants; that they shall not o.
driven from their homes to find 1000
for their children.
8. Thou shalt patronize thine owl
merchant, also the printer, and the'
shan patronize thee.
1. Thou shalt pay thy bills ver'
promptly that thy credit may be goot
a the land where thou dwellest ant
thy neighbor greet thee gladly the'
deposit thy surplus in the banks o
thine own town.
s, Thou shalt not knock IN
props from under thine own town Il
order 10 be revenged upon thin
enemy lest thou perish with him.
g. Thou shalt not incline thin
ear to the voice Of pride nor PERM
vanity to overcome thy heart,
z. Thou shalt spend thine ever
,nrs at home that they may, come an
give nourishment to such as com
after thee.
g. Thou shalt not bear false wi
mess against the town wherein tho
dweilest but speak, well of It In u
ears Of all men.
.. Thou shall not coyet thy neigl
bors seed wheat nor his hog ne
the COW nor the crib. but whatsoev'
thou deslrest thou shalt buy OF hi
and thou shalt pay the price there
IN the coin OF the realm.
10. Thou shalt keep these cor
mandments and teach them to q
children unto the third and four
generations that they be made
flourish and wax rich while thou a
laid to rest with thy fathers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
ABILENE GETS ONE OF
TAX CONFERENCE REPORTS
Information Of Commission Goes to
Few Public Libraries.

In hermony with the action OF the
legislature Of 1909, which made APP
Precipitation therefor the tax commits
sion purchased a small number OF
the two volumes which contain the
proceedings Of the international tar
conferences held at Columbus, Ohio
1907. and at Toronto, Canada, In
1908, and copies Of the same have
been sent to so public libraries Of
the state. As only a limited number
could be secured It was Impossible
to place them in as many libraries
as the commission would like to have
done. The following western Kan
sas towns we're given copies;
Abilene, Clay Center, Concordia
Dodge City, Garden City, Goodland
Great Bend, Hutchinson, junction
City, Lincoln. Lyons. Mcpherson
Manhattan. Manhattan tAgrieultura
CoileEe,) Mankato. Minneapolis
Newton, oberlin. Osborne. ottaws
Peabody Pratt. Russell, salina
smith Center, stockton, St. John,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
HOW TO FIGHT THE
CHINCH BUGS NOW

Prof. s. j. Hunter, OF the Univer-
sity Of Kansas, gives this valuable In
formation to farmers:
The chinch bug, a comparatively
small bIackish brown insect, Is con-
spicuous ON account OF its white
wings and characteristic odor. 1t
feeds on grains and grasses. 1t does
not devour the leaves but pierces
the plant with its well adapted beak
and thereby saps the plant. During
the winter the adult insect lives IN
the protective cover Of overgrown
pastures, weed patches along the
road-sides, or In the hedge rows.
This season it has been abundant
at the roots of the bunch grass.
Cold freezing weather seems to have
little effect on the health and vigor
Of the chinch bug. Unless effective
means are used to destroy them al
this time they will soon be migrating
to the wheat fields, there to deposit
their eggs at the roots Of the growing
grains. Each female insect deposits
from 200 to 500 eggs and out o.
these eggs will soon come minute
reddish mite-like creatures. These
soon sap the lives Of plants upoI
which they feed.
II should be evident, then, to TN
farmer that for every chinch but
cremated now, the possible appear
ance Of 500 others has been fore
stalled. The present time is high
ly opportune moment for attack Jus
as soon as the ground and grass be
come dry enough so that the stalk
will burn close to the ground, fir
should be run over the meadows
roadways, and more especially thos
. adjoining cornfields where the chino
bug was prevalent last year. To b
J most effective such measures mul
! be general. That is, Just at TIL
season Of the year when the rus
of farm work has not yet beguI
farmers should band themselves t
sether by townships and counties
! do this work. This mode Of trea
ment is Of greatest Importance an
/ should not be neglected. In case II
farmers over the area where chine
/. bugs existed last year do not get e
!. these sheItering places burned owe
The problem Of dealing with the
during the season Of growing eroI
win then come up. The insects VI
!. then have to be dealt with IN Il
Z midst Of the growing grain
n There Is vel known fungus d
: ease that g commonly supposed
\ destroy, when ariifieiaily intr'dues
sine ehineh hues n great number
q ne extent % Which ihis node
couircn'ng he ehia1 bug q tii-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
brakeman Injured.

Brakeman Sherwood of the Santa
Fe freight going north last evening
about s O'Clock had the index finger
of his right hand badly smashed
while attempting to pull pin. He
was attended by the company's ply
stefan and sent to the Topeka hospital
on the early morning Union Pacific
train. It is hoped the finger may be
saved although badly lacerated and
broken in two places.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
TRIM CARS WITH BRONZE.

An order recently issued by the
santa Fe railroad will result in ev-
cry passenger coach on the vast
system being sent to the shops In
order that the present brass trim
mlngs may be replaced with the
bronze. The hat racks, side boards
and light fixtures-every piece OF
brass about the car will be taken out
and covered with coat of bronze
This is done to do away with the
constant expense OF polishing and
keeping the brass in shape.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

]. W. Howe; editor Of the News,
was elected president Of The state
Democratic club at It's banquet IN
Topeka last night This Is comph-
ment 70 a popular editor and be WI
mn tie place vel. Mr. Howe "a
also elected secretary q the siais
n.naaraIIs ElllaIIal A.go.Il--en.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

Congressman Calderhead's assur-
ance that he is looking after ADJ"
lene's public building appropriation
a iust what was expected. He never
dld fail to get things for his district
More public buildings have been 80
cured for the Fifth district in pro-
portion to the size Of the towns tnan
any district in the vest
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

The high cost Of living is explain
ed. according to the correspondent
of q New York newspaper, by the
IazIness Of the home-makers," who
no longer cook, bake, pickls ana pre- e
serve, but buy expensive prepared
foods from the baker and grocer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
cInuntr snnerlntendent.

hereby announce myself as can
didate for the office Of superintend-
ent Of Public instruction of Diclin-
son county. subject to the approval
Of the Republican voters at the Aug
ust primaries. W. u sIDHN'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
SHIPPING SOIL.
Real Estate Transfers Reported b.
j. e. Keel, Abstraeter

G. n. Ebberts and wife to A. B, Lin
niger, eh NV X s-ls-s, $500.
PANEL W. HaverstOek and wife to
Frank L. jackson Y Sc X sQ-i2-
3, $500
Isaac shockey and wife to John w
Asling north 50 feet Of the east
1t7n feet Of lot 2. blk IS, X 4
II. add Abilene, s7eo.
R. II. Breeding AID rife 60 Ailer
). taapgLs . }. ll-ll-l. lliell
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1910.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REGISTER Of Deeds.

hereby announce myself as q
candidate for Register Of Deeds. sub
TACT to the decision OF the Republican
primaries. B. G. ANDERSON.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
County Treasurer.

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Treasurer sub
iect to the action Of the Republican
rr,marv q. F. MORSE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

The Democrats have a ticket. They
always get enthusiastic in the spring
and 20 wrong in November.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24
County Clerk.

I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Clerk subject
10 the action Of the Republican pri-
marIes H. W. KING.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

win ethereal mlIdness IN Labra-
dor and eisht below sero IN TEXAS
= iostu a. though weather conditions
aclr shifting
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Register Of Deeds, SUB
ject to the Republican primaries.
I J.L. woRLEY.
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IN COUNTY Politics.

The announcement Of J. L. Worley
OF Abilene as a candidate for Register
Of Deeds, subject to the action Of
tht Republican primary, appears to-
day. Mr.. Worley needs no intro
ductIon to the voters Of the county.
He has been resident Of this city
for rs years, coming from Gettys-
burg, Pa. He served throughout the
war in two enlistments in the iOlst
and 1s4th Pa. Vol. and made a
model record as a soldier. He has
been in business here many years
and is known as square, capable
gentleman who would fill the duties
of the office with ability.
| " y
Prof. w. o. Steen, superintendent
of the Solomon schools, is announced
as a candidate for superintendent
of Public Instruction. Mr.. Steen Is
lone Of the best known and most pop
ular teachers of the county. He has
been at Solomon several years, with
constantly increasing success. Be-
fore that he was principal OF the
| Hope schools. He has been an In.
structor in several institutes, presi-
dent of the county teachers asso-
citation and member of the examining
board. In every way he is fully
qualified to make a first class SUPER
intendent and win probably have no
opposition.
4 II. w. King announces his candi-
dacy for county clerk, subject to the
action of the Republican primaries.
Mr.. King has filled that position for
two terms and has made an excellent
county clerk In every particular. The
office records have been well hand
lied and the public has had courteous
and fair treatment. He win be a
candidate on his record Of efficiency
and will have a first class record on
which to run. The office is one that
requires a great deal Of competent
work and this is he has proved him
self amply able to do. No COUNTY
clerk has better served the county
Ernest F. Morse announces todal
that he win be candidate for thu
office of county treasurer subJec
to the action of the Republican pri
!. maries. Mr.. Morse is one of tn
best known young men Of the coun
ty. With the equipment Of a co;
> lege education he went into the Of
flee as deputy county treasurer fou
years ago and has had the trainln
3 that has fitted him to care for th
: duties of the office in the same ex
cellent manner that has been tn
Y rule there. He Is popular and court
3 eous and has every qualification 70
y first class officer.
> y y
y G. A. Case, representative; w.
Rowe district clerk; J. R. Yount
T. sheriff; w. s. Anderson, probat
% Judge, who have made excellent off
o GERS and have looked after the count
business in first class style will B
e renominated without opposition .
I they should be. They have the mer
!. Of service and should have the SCI
ond term unanimously.
y y
DR.. ]. C. Entz will be renominate
1t for coroner unless he positively d
ir clines. He has made constellation
or officer and should be induced to r.
main in that position. A. g. Rom
be will round out rs years in the count
r. service as surveyor with anoth'
Il terms and will be expected to rema'
to as usual in that place.
n y ~
n Supt. Aumiller, who made a goo
he record in charge of the county
Of schools, will not be candidate +
Oh reelection. business interests deman
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

supt. Aumiller, who made a good
record in charge Of the county's
schools, will not be a candidate for
reelection, business interests demand
ing his attention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

DR., J. C. Entz will be renominated
for coroner unless he positively de-
clines. He has made conscientious
officer and should be induced to re-
main in that position. A. G. Romie
will round out rs years in the county
service as surveyor with another
terms and will be expected to remain
as usual in that place.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-02-24

G. A. Case, representative; w. J.
Rowe district clerk; J. R. Young,
sheriff; w. s. Anderson, probate
Judge, who have made excellent off
GERS and have looked after the county
business in first class style will be
renominated without opposition as
they should be. They have the merit
Of service and should have the sec
ond term unanimously.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-10

foIlen miro, @ftien in Dem getroge
bier mlter5ubringen.
ssie INNER, 10 1T oud oieies
Sogr Sic Sengg's 9aben 0as Sourt.
quarter fir Sonta CLAUS.
9ie @eilsarmee laBt ale Die
ienigelt, neldje olte @eiounssitiide
5lr uergeben boben, eriuden, ibncn
oieiel6en 10 balo pie moeli6 gu.
folnlnen 81 'laiien, oumit Tie gum
8eibnq6tsfelt gun gerteilung an
geotleioenoe bereit iinb.
8egcn 9ads, Cabs Ii. Suogtes
t%eIepboniert 693 9alaee 2;ucrn Sta
Lies. Sdneaer il. auoerIaiiiges 2ienft.
9iebe brangen in cine y9oy=
Gar" IN ben Soften Der S, & g. g.
@iicn6obn uno itablen cine @agen-
laoung 4orn, @etreibe uno Suter-
itoffe. Gin Mann lit ouf geroad,,
bin Derbaftet mno i'm @efanenis rn-
terse6raht. @on ben geitoblenell
Waaren lit bis iesi nod nid)ts ge,
fun6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-10

l1aftsSeit germ, oas Latter Granet
2ddeln" oes oel,tihen 9umors fem.
5eid)net eiaentlid Die ridtige Stint,
mullg, aber es muB oo1 nift gu fell.
auf Die Srauenbriiien gepirft mer.
Den. S6lieBlid bort olldb oas Wei-
men ulf @enub 81 iein, lpie mir ei1t
NAL elm gutter Greuno iaete, nod).
BEN er Mooame Mobjesfa i'm let.
ten slft Der uMaria Stliart" geiebeu
bate.
"a lit Dor eiu paar Sabren eir
prahtiges 8ud) erihienen. oGeut.
ides Northumberland" beiBt es un>
bon Otto grnlt Dem idJnea berii6ml
eemoroensu &amburger Difter, ii
es berausgegeben. 9as. entbalt elm.
fnabre Smae bes Sdoniten Der oeut-
iden 8eibnadtslitteratur. Sn Sc.
oiht nn6 Hroio. ga fommen ne.
BEN storm uno @euter. neben Hiif.
fert nllo RauI Gerhard uno 9rad)1
NIT ieinem urgemitliden ,Morgen
Rinoer, miro's mas seben" aud Re,
logger Ii. @oIe lino iogor elm pool
gang Wooerne our Sprofe. Mbel
aaes lit i6orl, ber5erfreueno uns
edit weibnabtlih. Dos Bud bol
id)on mandes Mal @eibna6tsitim.
mung in mir Encouragement uni
oesbalb netlne ih es audi bier, oenr
i'd mod)te, oab audi ref)t piele e.
fennen lernten unb lire 6re,1oe III
linn bitten.
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feno, unb trofnete nit Dem 3alds,
tr6 ieine feu6te gtirn: uliebe,
Gontden Hoiom1noe, mir iino sod
iltllner quite 6reltrloe gepeieil, fennel
nns 10 lanae = ib babe cine @itt
on sic, cine iebr eroBe 8itte."
oMn mid2" fraete iA, uno meil
9er3 fIopfte Dor fdmer8lihen
Shredm.
Ct fab gong bleid aus uno NOR
baitia feline 5anoi9ube ouf Der
Gid. vSpreden sic fin midi
bat er. SD bin ein &oienfuB, id
fam Sbnen nidt foeen, mas aus mi,
toiiroe, penn ih ei,t 8tpeites Mol :
e. itofte.
Sinh Sic Sbrer 5ode 10 uenif
it6er, gbmin2" fraete i9, nno bie
beaen Srdnen 1iefen mir aus Ser
Nugen. S6 oadte an alars, ii
oo6te on 4nne Morie, meine lie6e
cite Slime Morie!
nSd] BIN l1et1ler So6e gar nid)i
ltder," erpiberte er, opiirbe ih Ionil
bier lteben2 @iirbe if ionit nid,i
langit nnten fem, einen oIten, unle,
ligen Srrtum auf5uflaren2"
Sic baben groBe Gle, gomiu, "
iogte td bitter, uerit eeftern mar ser
Sooestag bon 9lous."
uGs lit mir oud blutiouer getpor.
ben, 10 lange su porten," COB er i'm
rubiglten Gone gun 9lntmort. ST
lab i'm nit nnperbo6lenem Gdreden
an. oNun, penn Sic nift poaen, it
muB id] mir alein STAT idaffen," Ell
fibre er beftig, ytpo lit Mnne Marie2"
ogeein, nein!" Bat i6, Inn Got
teslpiaen, es piiroe iie gum 500 BE.
trubenl Sd nil geben, id min fiji
Sic ipreden = ipern es benn lelr
muB!" uno mieoer idollen mir Die
Srdnen brenneno in Die Mugen. ST
iagen Sic, mas ioG i) b~eite1en?"
Or i6miea. nOb = OF - id
bite Sic, Sontd,en i'd meiB e
nift" itotterte er enolid; ses
miro oo6 bas bette iein, ib ipred.
ielbit 5u ibr." --qno ebe ih nod cir
gu einein @ort fommen fonnte, mal
or binausgeeilt.
Sd neiB nibt, mie es fam, aber
ib mar bitterboie auf i'm, Ell, Der
3artfitblenoite, taftpoulte Menid
ionit --! 9aB ond Die 2iebe oit
9eiten mitllnter 10 nerriirft mad,t
iaete id ingrimmig uno lpiidte min
Die Srdnen aus Ben Mugen.
l1no MN miiroe IS Elm 2iebeaglid
geben nit eitlem 9rautltano; eeiter.
nod tiefe @ittmentrauer, morger
rote Nolell SIT baate bie 9dnbe 5r-
ionlmen; nidlt fiir mid, aber I'm,
@nne Morie tat es mir peb bis in's
innerlte Ser5 Slime Warie CAB es sen
Snbesitob. Die 2iebe fir Starnler
Die fab ia nod tief in iDrer @ruft.
Sic niiroe oltd) biss iiberpinben, iis
niir0e alld bierpon ii1 pieoer eul-
porri6terL aber Der Sugenomut lpar
fir INNER gebrod)en, tie nonntS
.nidts nebr SIR auf Ser @elt, bern'
Suianne ipiroe aild oas 4in6 nit
fortnebmen. = Sd ipollte nid]t megr
Doren uno ieben, i'd nabnl inein Glldl
nnb ging in BEN @arten.
9as erIte geIbe 2al6 laa ON so.
Sen, Elm feiner Quit bins in bell 8alt.
men uno purpurrot ginS bic Connie
Sd iab nad 1ambiB bin.
iber, oas Shieferbad oes $erren'
balies griiBte goloie Der gu min, eill
oioletter 6immel lag oabinter uno
iforf boben lid ienieits Die 0unflen
8dloer ab in1 4benbideiu. Sd idrit!
ben @ee binunter 8u Dem fleiner
Rei6er, i9 iab ben moriden &abn
III flaren braltr,en @aifer liegen uno
aie @iden iid) BARN ipiege[n, Damn
itofte mein SUB ploelid; i'd batte 60.
min Stiirners Stinlme erfannt, gan,
hid)t bel mir binter Dem 8osfett ben
9erberiBen nno gdneebeeren muBter
lie iteben.
(GnrtfeLutto f,fnf
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SdlaMfppf.

Gnoli6 fan0 tie i'm I'M @arten-
St iab b0bit pergnii9t aus uno ia6
auf benz am gooen liegenoen fleinell
Rahbarslobn. vSobnnie!" REF Iie,
parum iibelt ou aif Sem fIeinen
Sungeu?"
.@eil id) -
Sic lieB i'm ben Sas rtid)t beenois
gen. oSabe i6 Dir nidt seiagt, oaB
3n INNER bis bunbert aoblen iollit,
ebe Du Gid bonn Corn iibermannen
l0Bt rno ei1ten anoeren Sltngen
Idlaglt2"
gr nidte. .Sa, Mama, anttpor,
tete er geloiien, DOS III ib oudy. Sd)
iibe mir alif inn, bonlit er oltb ou
IT, menn ih bis hunoert ge5ablt babe.
einuno5wan5is, 5rpeiino5monaig
oreiuu0amonaid -"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-10
Sir Sieie Saiiot,

Goben mir mieoerltm einen eroBetl
gorrot bon Standardization, pie
Obit-, Gdattens uno 3ier6Gumle.
3ier- uno @Iumen=S tr0uder, &oieit
mo onoere @lunlen nrb 9fanfengc.
nddIe uip. 8er etpas all5upflon
sen miinidt ionte iid) uniern neusl1
&atalog i6ifen laiieu. llniere Greiie
limo redt.
a6reiie: u. q. Steinbring,
Retp 8rmunfel8, Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-10
@erfast iid amf sidercs.

SD min ME obne Or. Sings
Reip 2ife 9ins fem, I9rei6t q
Sdingeef, CAT Gin StraBe. 8uf-
alo, &c. .. uSie furierten mid bon
5ronii6e &artleibigfeit alS nIes
lnoere perIaete." 25c bei aaen
0ruggiIten.
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Cine cute bcntidle Site

iii es, glDeumotismus, @i6t, Gell-
roleie, Grfdltullgen, rilp. nit 8ain-
grpeller gu be6onoeln. Solten SIC
IN ser Site felt. Sic fotlnen Ser
eften 8oinsGrpeQer in allen beut-
ihen 9(potbefen 81 Is mo so Gent
sic 6lai6e befommen. Ser ed]te
lit on ser Mnfer Sdmtmarfe er.
feunt(ih.
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" Her i.


Die 8roBgeihmorenen oes
81. Diitriftgeridts, pelbe am 90.
Vohember pieber 5uiammentroten,
6aben Bis iebt Is 4nflagen, BEL
melden Die Mnseflagten lid) entlpe-
Der i'll Dem @ef1ngnis ooer inter
giirsidaft befinben, uno cine ae-
beime, no nod feline @erbaftllne
itattgefunoen, e~ingebrad)t. Cine Der
ie[ben lit gegen Satarino Moorigue5
ailgeflagt silneIter @ernaroes onl
20. Nobember IN Der Mabe BON So.
logo eridoiien gu baben; 6 @nfIa-
gen tpegen ginbrlidL A tpegcn
Diebitabl, cine megen Saidenoieb.
Ita6l, eine pegen Mngriff, cine tpe.
gen @eblerei l1nb cine tpegel Ser.
fiibrnng.
Die .gommiiiion Government
2eagne"- 8eriammlltne am Sreitag
abeno in Hieoen's Safe tpor iebr
gut beiudt. 5. 6. @ebb bielt Die
9auptrebe.
Ger 2aoen BON Nic Sensg iii
cine a1siteaung bon @eibnafdsia-
hen aller Qrf, nie tie uirgenopo an
oers SIT finoen lit. Gebt 5uerif bort
lin. menn SIR Geidenfe fir sic
ainOer ODER fir Die @~ertpanoten
tanfen moIlt.
Am Sreitaa nodymittos iab
6rau 90. 9. Sing(eton 1906 Siib.
Shores StraBe, pie ibr fleines bret.
iobriges Mabhen auf Dem &ofe ein
groBes, Ourres, groues Sier NIT
einem Stod Dor iif) bertrieb, mel.
DIES ii6 idliebli6 i'm 9iibnerbaus
ueritefte, mo es einsei6Ioiien mir.
De. Ser berbeigerliiene .8ouno"s
8atrolmann SterIing Sra5er err
fannte bas 9ier ais einen geDote
unb eri6ob ibn auf @erlangen.
Das groBte Eager bon idoaen
Bllppen unb Spieliahen aller Dir.
6ei Sic Sengs.
Mm Jrettag iDur6e Die Seuer,
lDebr oretmal alarmiert, bod err
wleien iid 5mei Mlarme als falidj
unb NOR 1ur ems elm mirflifes
Jeler, bieies NOR elm fleines Sans
nabe ben @erfitGtten Der Mramias
RaB giienbabn, meldes BON einem
Wagenreiniger bemobnt tpuroe nno
iamnlt SnbaIt perbrannte, ebe oip
Jeuerpebr %eintreffen fonnte. 9as
5euer teilte fih einem Combination
Puliagier= un6 Toltpagen nit, Den
Die 5eiiermebr aber nod Dor gdn5il.
der 3eritorung berpabrte. Ger @a-
gen miro auf $500 geib1st. 9as
Saus auf $500 uno Ser Snbolt.
mlf $500. gs maj nidts periifert
8nei Gbinejen. Ng See nnb
Mg 500, baben cine 9lnflaee gegen
y. s. @ebentiib pom 3ol-0 eparte-
ment, @roper 6. @ilmotb, Gin
ipanoermlgsbeomter, nno Soc
Hrieit, @ebeim-9 eteftip, uegein Ser
ausgabe mioerredtli6 beid)laenobm
ter Certificate, nel6e ben beioen
gbineien bie grlanbnis erteilten, III
Den Ser. Staaten aIs @rbeiter ju
perneilet, erboben unb perlangen
duBeroem $4,000 Shaoenerias je-
Der.
Die bette 4nspab[ bon @eib.
nahts-@ eihenfen fir Sung unb @It.
niislid, belebreno, unterbalteno, bel
Nic Semgg.
llniere @anoelsfammer bat
auf ndditen Mittmoh na6mittag
cine Sieung ibrer 9ireftoren anbe-
raumt, nm Ben 8eriht bes aomites
BON Neun bon Der Brownsville
Mai[roao Co." iiber bic @riinorne
elmer 3onltruftions- @fiellifoft init
einem 8npital bon elmer balben
Wiaion entgegen au uebmerl. 0os
4omite alaubt, bob es nift i6tper
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-12-23
Only the Truth.

A virtue carried to excess may be-
come ridiculous. To such action
one may well preach, BE temperate
in all things even in virtue! Amelia
Opie, the English authoress. was not
content with any half measures. as
is shown in a letter from her. quot
ed in Quaker Pictures" by Wilfred
Whittier. Mrs. Opies course of con-
duct is to be respected as proceed
ing from her conscientious nature,
but fiction-readers may congratulate
themselves that her opinions are not
universal.
Before she became a Quaker she
wrote fiction. After her conversion
she was asked to contribute a story
to a magazine. Her answer to the
editor ran as follows:
Thou knowest, or ought to know,
that since l became a Friend | am
not free to what is called to make a
story. l will write fact for thy
perusal, or any little matter of his
tory or truth, or poem if thou
wishest, but / must not lie and say
such and such a thing took place
when it did not.
"Dost thou understand"