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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Sic alte &eimatb.
Gadlien.

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tboliiden 4lerus, ser 8farrer nno SUI
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gr mar am 8. Sebr. 1888 gu Men-
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0es Is. Stunt idlug ser 8lib in Die
@intergebd1oe oes Sefonomen Setting
in 8euren Ger. @orbis) unb 5iin=
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b%errldenoen Grodenbeit un6 Site iebr
idneu aus uno 5eritorte audi 6ie &in-
tergebGuoe bon Sefonom &uno6,
Sdubma1er @aaie, @n0r. &nde, TO-
mie @obnbaus uno Mebengebaroe ser
@ittpe 9unob.
4annubet.
SIN Safer sol muroen am 4.
Sunni bon 2 Mrbeitern in einem Munei-
ienbouien beritedt fir 100000 80.
@ertbpapiere g%efatn6en. Daneben lag
Elm }dmerer 5dd bon 5ilber5eug uno
stabImaaren. Ser Gun6 ribrt mabr=
i9einlid bon Diebitdblen her, nit 1e=
men Elm Dor fur3em in Ser nmgegeno
feitgenommener &0blenbemobner I'M
3uiummenbang ftebt. = Na@ elmer
neueren Melomng ioIen 6ie geitoble~
men @o4e11 aus Sem 8farrbauie in
S6enen itammen. Sn Ser
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Klndor oohroloo
MACH FLETcHER'S
GAS r q
6eTen-9armitabt.

Sn 80 al ltarben: I'M Sitter bon
81 Sabren 6rau Margaretba Mad;
inn Sitter bon IS Sabren 6rau Mnna
Maria 6eperle, geb. 8feiffer; in
SO eiBenan I'M Sitter bon 81 Sab-
rem 6ednungsratb Sran3 Scarf Bauer.
- Sic fiir5li9 %peritorbene 6ro1 Did,
tpelde feine oirecten Nadfommen bin=
terlaBt, lette sic fatb. 8ir4engemetn=
Sc in @utbeim our unioerialer=
bin Tires nidt unbetrddtli@en Ser
mDigens Elm. - Sic 8farrfir6e 1T
&ei1esbeim erbielt 4 nel1e @lo-
den. - Ser 6ta,to Ser @einberge I'M
&reile, 8M6esbeim bere6tigt gu
SEN i90nften S%offnungen. Sizes trifft
ou6 bel Sen &artoffelfe loern gu.
Olbenbmrg.
Muf ser Citation 8erne ser Of
6enburgiiden giienbnbn fiibren in ser
Na6t gum /. Neai einige 2eute nit
einem iogen. 8abnmeiitermagen onf
oie Statton, erbra6en ein eSniter,
ltiegen ein 11n6 idafften Den A Sent
ner i@meren @eloidranf auf 6en $50
gen. Donn fubren tie auf Die freie
5trede binaus, erbraden sort Sen
@el5i6ranf, ra,,bter 1900 80. nno
lieben oen 8agen nit 6em @elo<
i6ranf fteben. Son 6en Ebaterr
feblt Bis iett ieoe 5pur. SSn 6 q +
rel feierten sic @beleute &einr. Btu
jbenlange sic goloene @od5eit. -
Gbenoaielbit brannte fiir5lid oas' Mn-
tpeIen 6es Gigners 6. 8aufer bol<
itGnotg nie6er.
8aherr.
Dos ant 10. Stunt 1910 amf Ser
@orneliusbrude in 80 linden ent=
biiIte Denfmal &onig 2u6mig'S II.
1T bereits uboufduig" gemoroen. Ser
BON groBen Sdulen flanftrte II Wfe=
ter bobe Mufbau aus l1nterSberger
Marmor, oeiien fuppelartiee Nii6e
bas Stan6bil0 iibermolbt, 5eigt be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
Mierenfranfbeiten iinb beilbar

unter gemilIen 8e0ingungen. 'Die rtd-
tige Meoi5i11 mub genommen neroen,
bepor bte &ranfbeit at meit porange=
idritten lit. &err @errD u. &itma1rl
Dale, Ser., iagt: uS6 mar I'M 8ett
fir bier Monate mit Mieren- .nno
8lajenA8elbmeroen nno @auiteine.
Cine Slai6e Goleps Mieren<Mittel
beilte mild gelun6 un6 mobl." Sragt
6arnad. Molitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06
|mobner g. Maiie I'M 80. 2ebensiabre

,pobner g. Maiie I'M 80. 2ebensiabre
~geitorben.
Gliak.2 otbrinser.
8iidof ST.. 5rite11 bon 5traB<
bot Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.Dr. 5abrner, 9ocent Der Moral-
tbeologie, gum @eneraIDicar er11anrt.
Die @egierl1ng bat sic G%rnennl,ng be-
itdtigt, sSn MubI ba 1T
Ser @roBin6uftriene Slug. 9onfus,
langidbriger &rditoent Ser bortigen
SSnouitriegeieuidaft, I'M Sitter bon 80
Sabren %geitorben. = Die neue ct.
Mntoniusfirde III 8ubmei1er
mur6e am 5onntag 2. Suli eingeueibt
mor0en. - &agelidldge, mie n1an fie
felt Meni6engeoerfen nidt erlebt fat,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-06

6enflide &iiie ur6 fat iid betrddtIid
geienft. Mnideineno lit ser Inter
grun6 fir sen moiiipen Steinbnr bel
gu idmad, un6 miro 6as Denfmal a1-
oersuo aufgeiteM meroer miiiien. -
SSn 8 e. bau begab iib 8eib-
.bii6of 81. @0bI, rndoem CT 1T Ser
IStnotpfarrfirde 645 @inber gefirmz
In 8egleitung 6es Sta6tpfarrers @in-s
belle in 6ie @obnung Ser Sabrifarbei<
ters-gbeleute Sprang, l1m BORT elmer
idtperfranfen Godter 6erfelben 6as
fl. 5aframent 3u ipen6en. @r rid-
tete ou@ cine ber5lide Mniprade an
sic &ra1tfe un6 unterbielt iid ipdter
nit ser bo9erfreuten 6amtlie auf's
lentieligite. = ST. 8amberg er=
idoB ii9 ser 2OiGbrige 5obr 6es
tedn. Giienbnbn SberaIiitenten
@ebner.
@iirttembera
Sn Bier itetten @.=M. @aul=
gar), mur0e ami is. sunni eine &od=
5eit gefeiert. Man batte. nod nidt
latge NIT SEM Gan5e b%egonnen, aIs
cine Ser Ian5en0en, Srar1 @ebbaro,
unmoW mur0e. SIR Sanger poute
iie etligit aus oem Saal fiihren, be-
merfte aber 3u ieinem @ntieken, 0aB
er nur nod cine 2eide in 0en1 Mrm
bielt. Gin Sdlaganfan batte sic nod
iunge Srau betroffen. - Gin ideuB-
li6es gerbrehen nur0e in @bers=
3 a Of am @edar begongen. ST. einem
Steinbl1rd muroen ELM MG6hen uno
Elm <obe int Sitter bon 10 Sabren
nit aufgeidlibten 2eibern, 1ebensge-
fobrlid berlebt, aufgefun6en. Drei
B~oli5eibun6e naDmen cine Spur auf.
3met 8ru6er, 8abnarbeiter aus
Medarel5, mur6en berbaftet.
8aben.
Sci DurIa6 mur6e oie 48 idbri-
&c gbefran &lenert nit ibrer 16iab-
rigen So9ter Bertha p6brer6 zines
@euitters auf frciem Seloe bonn Blib
eridlagen. ~ Sn 6 d # n am
aaiieritubl Fat ein 8ergitur5 ein gro-
beres Sous beridiittet. Cine 6rol
rettete iid 6ura ben Dad)it1bl, ibr
Sobn ml1r6e perlebt. Ser @agner
&0rid, 8eiiber oes eingeltiir5ten &ar-
les, uno ein &ir6 muroen to6t aus
Sen Griimnnern ge5ogen. gs 1T mog-
li4, hoB nod anoere 8erionen urter
BEN Eriimn1ern Iiege1, %. 6as 9aus
tnuf sic stroBe georift nuroe.
'sSbre goIoene &odaeit feierten:: IN
gppingen Ser 86idbrige s. s..
Doride u1ro ieine Is Sabre alte gbe.
frau; in Sei6eIberg Die. Gbeleute
&erma,1n &orbel uno Gbriiti11a, geb.
&amleb; in Dtte Sob.
3iegIer uno Srau sc. Nnra, GET. SSor-
ger; in q, 0 + e m Der SSlttpeleu.
banoIer s. @on unb Gral1. SS,1
MiebernibI 1T oer dIteite Gin
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
KIuNApEBs sill At LARGE
Mounted Police and Detectives Are
Searching for Those Who Took 4
the Rogers Baby.

Las Vegas, NJ NJ, April S.-Rein-
forced by every member Of the New
Mexico mounted police and detec-
tIves, search for the hdnapers Of the
Rogers baby continues undated.
Numerous clews, at first thought to
be good ones, have been run down
without result. Capt. Fred Fernoff Of
the mounted police, who for years
served as a secret service oficer is
directing the search.
I'VE will catch them" said he, but
we must not make any false step"
Senatorial rumors associating
names Of well known persons in Las
Vegas with the kidnapping were afoat
but all efforts to trace their source
we're unavailable, Persons mentioned
are respected and their arrest would
cause a tremendous sensation. Not.
withstanding denials by the officers
the persons suspected are believed
to be under close surveillance.
Public sentiment demands the hid.
napers be apprehended. With the
crime three days old, excitement I'm
cIdent to the kidnapping Is mot sub
siding but has assumed an ominous
tension.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
CRosS-STATE LINE BEGINS WORK
First Construction VIII Commence Al
at HigglnsvIlle on Kansas City
n st. Louis Electric Road.

Kansas City, April S.--Directors Of
the st. Kansas City Electric
railway met in their Offices in the
Commerce building and instructed the
L. ]. Smith Construction company to
begin construction work at once.
The directors say that before the
end Of the present month dirt will be
flying east and west from Higgins
Vile. Within a week or two after the
start at Higginsville another gang will
be working east out of independence,
and then within short periods other
gangs will be put to work at different
points along the survey.
The new road is to double track Of
heavy steel. Its sole motive power ia
to be electricity. The usual idea Of
an electric railway is that It is an in
terurban line for the accommodation
Of day passengers. The St.. Louis
Kansas City line is to be different.
While 1t will have car service for 10
cal accommodation. its chief object
will be to compete with all the Kansas
City-St. Louis roads with express,
passenger and fast freight trains.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

former distress and my present relief
My stomach was truly In a terrible
condition. could not eat anything
without the most awful distress. Did
not even dare to drink water before !
went to bed at night. II did. ] would
awake in the night with such dreadful
agonies / would be unable to sleep
for hours. / tried about everything
my friends, including the doctors, rec
commended, but without much relief.
"Then / resorted to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and the first relief ! noticed
was that did not have that awful
distress in the night. ! kept on taxi
ing this medicine until In a little time
I was entirely cured. Today am a
well person, and thankful for the won
derful benefit Hoods Sarsaparllla has
been to me. / recommend It to all"
Mrs. H. L. Jordan, 1877 North Willard
St., Burlington, vt
There is no real substitute for
Hoods Sarsaparilla. If urged to buy
any preparation said to be "just as
good you may be sure 1t is inferior.
costs less to make, and Yields the
dealer larger profit.
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla today. In
usual liquid form or IN chocolated tab
let's known as Sarsatabs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
'TAR|FF REVISION
Or NO ACTION
Democrats See Possible Way ID
Sidetrack Their Plans.
WILL HOLD RECIPROCITY BACK
Unless the Senate win Assist With
Revising Schedules no Canadian
Agreement Can
Pass.

Washington, April 3.-If the house
should pass the reciprocity measure
soon after the converting Of congress
and the senate should act promptly
the senate Republican majority could
pass a Joint resolution to adjourn i'm
mediately. As the Democratic house
would not agree to this deadlock Of
inaction would be created which could
only be met by the president pro
roguing the two houses under his con
stitutional provocative.
A provision Of the constitution
gives the president power to prorogue
congress II the two houses cannot
agree upon a time for adjournment,
This power never has been exercised
for conditions have never arisen to
require It. In the present session con
dltions could easily be manipulated
to render the exercise Of this power
desirable. If the house passed the
reciprocity agreement and sent It tc
the senate and 1t was agreed to In
that body, the senate then could pass
joint resolution providing for final
adjournment. The house would moi
agree, 1t being the intention Of the
Democrats to proceed with general
legislation. There would follow q
deadlock and the president could
prorogue the two houses.
A Check on the Senate.
To forestall the possibility Of such
an unfortunate situation Democratic
leaders are considering the advisable
ity of holding reciprocity in the house
until the senate has decided some Of
the tariff schedules that under the
Democratic caucus plan are to be
amended. II the senate takes these
measures up and disposes Of their
promptly then reciprocity will be sent
over and the president will get what
he most desires, No chances will be
taken, however, for democracy to be
made the victim Of sharp parlia
mentary practices.
If the senate assumes the RESPONSE
bility Of refusing to allow revision Of
the tariff to be made there will be nc
Democratic objection to dissolution
Of the congress. The compulsory ad
journment Of the congress with 81
genuine downward revision bill OF
bills, passed by the house and held W
by the senate would afford the Demo
Gratis campaign material Of which
they would not'NE slow to take ad
vantage.
Champ Clark voiced the general
sentiment Of congress when he said
that the indications pointed to a SEES
sion lasting from now until late inI
the fall.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
DEMOCRATS ADOPT
E.|G0NONIPR0GRlA
The Party Caucus Was Harmonious
and Peaceful.
WHATTHEYWISA TOACCoMPLIsH
A Saving Of $4,000 In Annual Cost
Of Stunning the House One
" Of Results Of New
Rule,

Waahiu0fnus lnril Ain party
c.uors notowortbv for ia harmony
ana tha smootbness az ~ progress
tha r,omocratic mem bers II the new
horse ~ renresantatives adopted
rIthort chonea tba COMMITTEES assign.
roants tbe economv nrorram and the
nav rnIas nrepared FOR the coming
cessation nv he committees that have
Mean uork,ng In Inc last month.
,oo,s,ot,vo nro0ram was adonted
which u eynected Il contine the AZ.
,,v,t,os =, ne coming extra session Of
con0,,ess N nonnlar election ~ sena,
tors Conad,an racinrocitv tariAf re.
v,s,o,, Irvsstjgation !, governmental
dana rtments congressional reapuor.
tionment statehood for Arizona and
Nav Mar,co general deficiency appro
rrist,ona Tdstrict ~ columbia legis
iat,or ana nuhlIcitv ~ campaign con
tr,hu,,ona
Imnortart changes IN procedure
and ! general reorganization Of the
ho,ss vii result from the action q,
.ha navocrots Tho nower NJ namine
cornr,t,aes was daaniteIv taken from
tha snesker bv tbe rules and lodged
IN ne house Itself Committee mem
hars arc 10 he elected by the house
az orIv IN The f,rst instance. hut also
Il ne S,ing 81 vacancies,
Tba rula ~ nrevant fiIibusterinR on
a motion ~ d,acharpe 4 committee
from custody ~ a biil "a tha result Of
= al,bnstar conducted IN The last SEES
sion Nv Panraaantative Mann Of Mi
nois IL bad he postoftice reorUani
zstion h,Il nlaced on the calendar nm.
dar th,s mia and demanded that Il be
read comrleteIv al onerat,on thai
Consumer several DAVIS
Tho nav rula nrovldes that A hill
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
RAID KANSAS CITY ITALIANS
SIXTY MEN AND ONE WOMAN
ARRESTED.
"A Large Quantity Of Guns, RevcIverO
and Ammunition captured-search-
Ing for SlayerS Of Ralno.

Kansas City, April SIN a police
raid In Little Italy 60 men, the ma
jority Of them slciIians. and one
woman were arrested. Twenty-eight
shotguns, revolvers and rifles, stilet-
to, a cane knife, cartridges and shot
gun shells in which the shot had
been replaced with slugs, such as
were used In the murder Of Joseph
Raimo Tuesday night, were found.
The police action is result Of the
assassination Of Raimo.
The raidlng party was directed by
W. q. Griffin, chief Of police. Under
him was Edward P. Boyle, inspector
Of detectives. and his force Of 20
men, with Sergt. 8. W. zickefoose.
Thomas P. Flahive, captain at police
headquarters, with II partolmen In
plain clothes, Is partolmen in uni
form, Eergt. John Torpey and Sergt.
Peter McCosgrove.
The police went direct to Fourth
and Holmes streets, where Raimo
was killed last Tuesday night. With
this polnfAs a center a systematic In
yestiga "a was made Of all houses
and inpkbitants within . radius Of
three blocks. 4s
The police had not been at work
ten minutes before all Little italy was
there. Several thousand persons
crowded Fourth and Fifth streets
from Holmes street to Main street to
talk II over,
The arms and ammunition were
stacked In police court. and two
clerks spent the day sorting and tag
ging them. Edward A. Parker, lieu
tenant in charge Of the Bertilllon
room, photographed the arsenal Of the
band Of Italian criminals, Many Of
the shotguns and revolvers, and all Of
the guncases, were new. showing that
they had been purchased recently. No
sawed-off shotguns were found.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
THE BOSTON CHURCHES EMPTY
High Cost Of Living Given as Rea.
son Why There are no Preach
srs In 80 There.

Boston, April S.-The fact that 80
churches on Greater Boston are with.
out pastors, that several have been
permanently closed and turned into
moving picture theaters and that sew
eral cancellations Of church are now
under consideration. has stirred the
local religious world to considerable
thinking.
Boston pastors agree that industrial
conditions, II they are not respon.
slble for the small congregations at
least AFFECT the supply Of the pulpits,
Young men coming into the ministry
cannot get salaries adequate to the
high cost Of living,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

Arkansas City, Kan, April S.--Act'
ing on the motion Of the attorney
general that the evidlnce was In;
suficlent to warrant prosecution,
Judge w 7. Mcbride Of the Cowley
county district court ended the j. W.
Potterton murder case when he or
dered 1t wiped on the docket
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

Columbia. No. Mar. so.--Ths local
charilnhls boclsties have engAssd
ln1s DtIth Halnas. 4 trained nurse.
% devote her ontlrs time 70 stamping
oui tnbsrcuioria n columhia's popu-
l1tion. Thare are more thaa 80
ncrross II ths tom and Il 4 go
naisd that onothird q them ar
saicl,t MA he uhite pl.gua
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
KANSAS BANK CLOSED
The First National at Thayer VIII
Not Open Until Authorities
Make Investigation.

Thayer, Kan, April 1.-The First
National bank Of Thayer failed to
open for business. on the door was
posted a notice which stated that
owing to Irregularities in the accounts
Of s. M. Pickens, ex-cashier. the bank
would remain closed pending .investi-
cation by national bank authorities, +
At the request Of the national bank
examiner, Pickens resigned a week
ago He left Thayer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

Chicago. April Phillip Purpurpa.
a well-to-do commission merchant Of
South Chicago. has confessed to hav-
ing written 45 BLACK Hand" letters,
some in English and some In Italian,
demanding from $500 to $1,000 under
penalty Of death. from each Of his
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

Moberly, NO. April s.-A heavy hail
storm, accompanied by thunder and
lightning occurred In Moberly. Hail
fell for about is minutes and the
ground was white with hailstonea as
Largo e mArhIsa.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
Flned e4S.OOo for ImportInn MexIean

Fined e45loO0 for Importing MeNIcana
Washington, Mar. Sl.-A dispatch
20 Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Nagel says the Grant Construction
company has been fined $4,000 under
the contract labor law by the Arizona
supreme court. This is the largest
iine ever imposed under this law. The
company was found guilty Of import.
ing contract laborern from Mexico.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

Berlin, April 1.-THE Reichstag by
large majority rejected the Social
ist motion calling on the government
to take immediate steps leading TO
an Information agreement concerning
universal limitation Of ornaments
and the abolition Of the right Of cap
ture at sea-"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
AmarIoan 81 tha Futura.

St. Paul. MINI, April s.-The typi-
cal American Of the future will be Of
the Indian type, dark eyed, black
haired and dark skinned, according to
DR.. A. 4. jerks, head Of the depart.
ment Of anthropolosy in the univer
sity Of Minnesota.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

Requirements for Kansas Teachers
Topeka. April S-When the year
1917 comes to Kansas en- applicant
for . teachers certificate must be- .
graduate Of an accredited four.ygal
term high school, OF its equivalent
That Il The requirement Of the new
teachers certificate law passed b.
the last Legislature
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

washington, April l.--Joseph @.
Cannon has definitely announced his
intention not to seek the Republican
leadership In the next house Of repre-
aenlatlyes. stating that he would not
be candidate for the minority nomi-
nation for the speakershlp.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
nafauItInn IL coiIeetof Arrealed.

Denver, April latter being trail
"a over he country for three months
Edwin n cass. 81 years old. former
TAX collector Of Bedford county. Iowa.
Who was found 70 be ts.5oo short
soon after he disappeared from his
home December Is. 1919. has been
arrested at Durango, Col
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
rhn Roadn RuYIna RalIa.

New York, April S.--Contracts for
rails last week aggregated $4,000 tons,
including 5000 tons for the St Paul,
1000 tons for the Pere Marquette, TO-
500 tons for the Western Maryland
and 1000 tons for the Lehlgh g New
England.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

Han6Eof. 0elmany. April i.--Lieut
Erlsr, ne military aviator and be
passenger VIA left Bremen haFt
landed here. Thel- aeruplano Was
oamassd In ! hart riraCEls aitA -
FsFss ui1fA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

lima. Peru. April Ian agreement
tafreen rsra and Bolivia Inbmif,ins
heir boundary dispute 70 The Hague
tribunal hos beon signed b. Dr. Cor
man I. Nhrlnoz Peruvian minlelei
q foreign aanirr. and Fernandez
aiossd Bolivian minister to Ftn-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

e q 70 DO
cured ~
Hoods sar-
sapArilla, and
no one who
has not been
through these
experiences
can apprecl-
atehowgrate-
full \ am to
this medicine.
II seems to
me ! cannot
use terms
strongencugh
to tell Of my
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06
FREE
ADVICE
TOWOlIEN

\ Women suffering from any form Of
illness are invited to promptly COM
mnnicate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass. All letters are received, opened,
read and answered by women. "a wo-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-04-06

New hampshire likes the Old Way.
Concord. N. H.. Mar. so.-The RESI-
luton calling for 4 constitutional
convention 70 revise the federal con,
stituaon % - 70 enable the election
Of United States senators b. direct
vote q TIE people vas defeated On Z
he vote b. the New Hampshire sen,
etc.
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For about two weeks ] had laed Cuti
cufa Soan Tor hef even day. then ! got
bon d Cuiicura Ointment and began 70 use
that. IN Z week there waa Z marked IN
pFove.nsnt N al I used two cake o. cutl-
and ny baby Naa cured d tha 1urlI. his
vas Lad hurcuOlF, now leT hair } ffoWInF
eur nlcely and ne hes not . rc1T on ~.
CA mol plliHe CuficUIa enCuIh. i ca ilE1
ny chld anywhere ard pe1p'e ~ al.a11l q
Uas l1nr utt1u ga unln ~ ~ lnTtl Tl1Il,
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