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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Oan iiolte erUife
Revolution.
st 80 Mars Winoc.

: 1882 bleu Sertlia 9eopolo az
Sahien. aobnrg.8 otha paa 8rGfens
lambs acknowledgements &aob til.
buot Den erGife aongefrone. Go han
imiolertio life piloe mobtoge zen.
palates Den banerlfc GrinS Otto I'll
aunae oper Sanoet. Song Otto fom
meo ire Sormpnbere % 5000 baper'
ifc Sploater iom oroneoe iSorholhcnc
oerneoe. Giterat Otto uolen Mar
efter ielp bapbe ppcrtaaet Hcaierin'
gen, %begpnote Gouifeligbeoerne.
Sanbet tom / aonilift meb @ararti'
magterne % De irbisbte &e9icrin'
ger, iom iuIgte eiter binanoen /
raitt Sempo, poneoe life at isre Den
agareSiipe Eolitif, iom @~efolfningen
frGpeoe. WiSnsieu pofIte mere %
mere OF t~ililrlt uobrso / 1862 Den
Repolutiou, iom berspebe Otto bans
arone.
aongen beianbt iia poa Ell Runo'
reiie / Gelopounes, ba Sprsret brso
uo / en- Eropinsbp UNDER General
@ripos 2eOcIie. : athen ~be9pnotc
Sprerct Sen 22be Cftober, altiaa
for so aar iioen / oiSie Gage. ga
gen eiter fouititlerebe ell propiioriIt
Hegierino Jig / atben oa ocuS fsrltc
HegieringsbanoIi9 par Siientllagie.
rclicn al ct Gefret ON Song Stto'S
IiiGtteIie % ON Snofalhelien al Ell
fonitituerenOe MISUNDERSTANDING.
"a aonqeu nGite DAG peirote til,
bo9e til Itben, bar set "iorlcnt. He'
uolutionSmpu0ene lao alerebe for
iait / SooIen. Gen ofiattc aonge
pibite "a life noget beore emo at reiic
tiIbogc til lit 6Gorclano igien. San
ubItcote en- Observation-Disclosures,
men iraioqoe ii9 life aroner.
Hepolutionen iotte oct europpiife
GtpIomati / froftig ScpG9elie, men
ga @epGgelien life ubbreote ii1 til &c
ioniife Ger, Tom itob inoer engelif
Eroteftorat, eIler til W~ofeoonien,
itilrebe Stormen eitcrbaanocn AZ.
Zen iarite December ioretoaeS
@aIg paa mn aonge. Frins albert
al Storbritannien, en- @rober al ben
icnere Song ebporb, if npiten
iamtlige oigipne Stemmer. ga De
ire @arantimoeter imiolcrtio bar
fonmet operens ON at ingcn ErinS
fra no9et afGSe ire 9oroe ifltloe Re.
itige Sronen, blep GaIget uoen He.
iultat.
Gen 24oe December iif @rPfen.
lano en- lioen pen S~iilepreient al
england. Storbritonmien iorpli1tet
Jig nemlig til at oocrIaoe De ioniife
Ger til 8rGfenlonb, bois De ionot
en- 8otseg iorr1ber life bar noget Of
tnopenoe mob. Oct bite Jig oog ban
ifeIig at iinbe Ell afceptabeI aanoi.
Dat. S 1868 blep cnbeIia Trins
8eorg al 3anmarf paIgt til 4ouge..
Zen 30te Sftober inmme s[ar boIot
ban lit Snbtog / gtben, % ser far
ban reaieret iige til Oei Gag iooa.
tiItrobS for at ban life aItio bar baut
oct ltae bnqaeliot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Soroens itprfe
YDsningsiten.

5 Rprbeoen al oct gamle Sol.
tempel 8aolbec / Sprien ligger Ell
ganife ualmiuOelig Stenblof, iom
~piituof er Sen ~itgrite ttlbugne Ster,
iom fiuoes paa Soroer. 1enre ppl.
otge Stcnblof er omtreut - gteter
lang, A Wteter breO % 8 Meter bst.
arfGologerne mener, at oct bar o9.
ret Seniigten, al Steuen ifuI0e pru'
De oct M / Hltiner ~liggenoe Soltema
pei. Der fin0eS Sen Tag ioog eno'
mi / 8pgningens Wtlre aiGmpebIof'
fe al Iignenoe Iimeniioner; mar bar
maalt optiI 20 Weter8 2Pugbc.
3i5ie Steue er lagt iu0 / Wtltreu
/ omtrent 6 WteterS Seioe ouer Sors
oen. Ger fan life opoageS noget'
IombelIt Spor al Nsrtel. Stcnene
err iaa ombpggeIig tiLbugne, at man
fun uanifelig fan opoage 6u8erne.
og oe lager ioa tpt op til binanoen.
at Der life fan Itiffe8 ct tpnOt anto8.
bIdO iuoimeQem Dem.
SuorIeoe8 6isie StenbIoffe bar
funnel lsfteS til en- ioaoan Ssioe, %
boorleoe8 o]uerbooeoet oeniIag3 Bug
ninqer bar tunuet opfercs, set for.
blir ben ontite 8etnit3 9emmeIig.
beo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
"Oet rcoe Kors's"
Piitorie

SGgcr og SpgepIeierifer brar MI
after ub rnber oct reoe &ors's
OtGrfe, for at lPge De Saar, Sri.
gen bar liaat.
aQe ~fienoer Get rsoe aors" al
Naon eler iom oct ogiaa falbeS
8enierforiet, oa bets Snoisrelie
ifpIoes Den iaafalote 8eniertonpelt.
ton al 22oe auguit 1864. Self
m oar Sanfeu rcppe, ibet aQereoe
Here Iarbunoreoer tiIbage Settler.
rer bar trufiet bumnne 9eitemmeI.
Ter on Saorcoes g%ebonoIing al
Dfo6porten.
Gen itore Rapoleon ipnes oog at
ia nPret en- ioriuinoenoe S5ntereSie
for line iaareoe arigcres gee og Gel,
tro6s energiif arbeioe berior al
bans melt betroooe atrurg. Nen en-
@%egpnOelie al bliper0e 9etpbning
bleu gIort / arimfrigen, pPientIig
al auinber. Ter bar Opgtige apin.
ser iu1pel paa rusiiif iom iranif
Sioe, mer Oct bar / fsrlte RGffe
Wiis Nightingale iom GAP Stsoet
til en- oronet frioiQig SiPlp for ip9e
% iaorebe ari9ere, ibet oct Ipffe.
bes benoes gnergi og Smtanfe at
iaa Ell iaaoon bragt iitauo peb bert
engelife Scr ioron Sebaitopol.
Sor at gisre oen irioiQige SiPlp
til en- international Sag, mautte
Der enbuu en- arig til, nemIig Sri.
gen / Roroitolien 1853, bporS dpei.
5eren Senri 0unant bar meo paa
galplabieu peo SoIierino. San fill.
bret fine SSnbtrpf / en- Fiece. Der lR.
ties al ale, ba ben operiaties paa
mangfol0gie Sprog. Terionlig uaf.
bengiG / pefuniRr Senieeroe par
Ran aQeiteosnPrpPreuoe. San BE.
arbeiOet ierit Rac Wabon % Rapo.
leon B. Sreole, 'enere andre 5pr.
tier, 6pritinoer og StatsmPno,
hos nogle ianot ban aabent Gre, hos
andre Manael paa 6oritaaelie eller
RooitanO, men Ran git utrPttelig
tilperts mleo en- ~elifuProig Raa.
~trpngenbeo operiOr @eroens Rps.
tige.
Ger beitob alere0e priuate Gel
ifaber meo. lignenoe humane 5or.
maal, ct @euierielifob FOG Saeet
op, oa Sen 26be Sftober 1868 iunSt
Den isrite internaiionule aprierance
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Gaab % @inf.

aie6er man Zig en- ubpint 5crm
for rimelig Yrts, oil man itaa ia
gobt paa at 6egpuoe meo iaa mango
Melfeflier, ipm ser er Sober oa
Saun til poa Sarmeu.
Solifin og rem 9uit / Sieiet
betpber iaa meget iom triplige alter
og en- pei tilfrebs Gier.
= Get tager life l9ngere SiD og
mere grbeioe at paste paa at tsmmc
@onbbeboloeren, eiterat arcatllrenc
bar oruffet, emo at labe 8cnoet itaa
og frpie til IS ON Hatten OF iaa
baoe Den SOB" at renie Sanobebol-
beren for Ss nGite Sang, areatlrrc-
ne ifal bape Sritfe. Get err friift
g~rsnopanb, life Ssuanb, arcanlrene
bar beoit al.
Der finoes life en- ormere
Wauo / Sanoet emo en-, iom tQnfer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
GrDoftfou

er ben biIisite % beoite Stole Roroueften.
Speciele alasisr for Rrfommere. Seuo
eiter &aiaIos iii ]. c. Satire. Grookston,
MINI.
Advertisement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
lsleunsen ipsr lin Ror: sos bpe

u%glennsen iper i'm gRor: sos bpem
Hal ies saa j Stole ior at bIi pis?"
sos ale. nit Sarn. Sos. be pie
for at lGre. bpao Gumbeb err. og bog
De oumme for al IGre, bpao @isoom
or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

snnaHiuen "Suscenueu" er m]ootugeu I
400 Eroen, % ben er alt bi Tan snle en-
znmuftHe at uRre. Gen aisr Goot ar5etoe
pg gdGr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
quiet 90 Rfekkrnrt.
Gebiseret Of en- praitiIf Susmpocr.
Npglc Getter, iom fan lapcs al
Snrfeg.Qcpninacr.

Surfcp meo His. Stpfferne ifips
res op nofiaa imaat og BARNES op /
Salicen, tiai1e meb en- baIp aunoe
Grter lom er f"raiilet al Sait. Ser
maa gonife me9et Sauce til, iaa bpis
Der life err NOT, er oct beoit at foge
liot al Surteps9enene til &rait oa
bruno Smsr og Wtel % ipPbe meo
oer1le Strait. Otter at Sarcen, Or.
terne og aieoet er goot giennempor.
met, tillGttes aorri eiter Smag, -
Oct fan 9ierne pore nofioa iterf Sar.
rt.Smag, 0u GiIen neiltraIiierer
oeltne. Sap imioIertio / 9ereoifab
fogt Gis, JON er ialtet Iibt, %, bpis
oct er muIi5 at fao Gag / Oct, ioa
lGg Solat.9lobe uooper Sooet, iom
alt bette ifal ierperes poa = oct Ter
laa pent no meb De iriife grennc
glaoe UNDER og oerooer Den bpipe
His. Men er life Salat at iao, Iaa
gaar bet natrrligpis goot on for.
noen. Hiien lGgges runot aonten al
6aoet og / Wtibten lagges aiso, gr.
ter og Sauce. 9enne Maabe of pp.
parme Seuninger er uomerfet til
omtrent ale Slags aiso - iipr til
5aareiteg, Sfseiteg og 5urfcp.
Snrfep Smelct.
Seuningerne fries for Sfinb oa
gen og lflPres ganife imaat. Get
I9gges uoouer ct Stegeiab o. Inaa
alatter Smer, Salt og Geber lpgges
oper og Ell aop aisofrait beloes
oper. st tpft Sag itsSt grsS Iqages
paa Soppen % oper aItiammen bGI.
bes TO sGg, Tom er piipet rigtia aobt.
Get lteges, til Oct err brunt paa 5op.
pen.
&Omcrif Enooing.
en- balp Sop @ermiceai breffes
op gdilite imaat OF siues ct Spfog
I laltet Van0 - foges omtrent ii
Minuter, % iaa b9loes ganbet at.
en Sop Surfcp.9 epnineer - eaer
Secninser al anbet tolot Siso -
ifiGres imaat os blanoes meo en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

Sop goo aieofrait, Suppe caer
Saitce, ct sGg, 3 Spiieiteer Somat.
Sauce eIler TO Spiicifecr Tomato
Gatiup 90 ben fo9te 9ermitili.
Haar oIt err gobt iammenbIanoet, iii.
ipttes en- Spiieife iinhoffe. $50, en-
Spiieifc iinbaffet Geriiuc, en- SbeIfe
Salt OF liht Eeber. SmiOlertio 70.
geS iaa meget gtaforoni, iom er
bruffct 90 / ganite imaa Stpffcr, at
set uoaier Ell Eint. Gctte IpggeS /
9unoen al ct Stegciao caer 0orm,
alt oct sprige lpgQc$ oper, ct tGt
2aag ipttes ouer % iuo iptteS Sor,
men op / en- Stcamcr % times 3
&porter. Zen hpGlpe$ iaa no on
ipiies meo bpio Sauce.
ScaIlopeo Surfcp. 9rsbfulm.
mer iugtes meb llot WeIf oa Ipagcs
i 9unben al ct imurt Steaeiob. Ger.
oper IGgscs ct Gag boffet Sitrfep,
iom er operorpsiet mc0 Salt oa Ge.
Der. Seroper iqien 9rebfrlimmer
og nogIe finbaffe0e foIoe Gotetcr.
Spis Der err noget Pressing" eIer
Solice igien, iao bao oen ogioa /.
st cler TO g@g pipes, irereS en- bolp
Sop DteIf. 2 Spiicifeer imrltet
Smsr % a Sop itsOt 9rso bIonSeS
iommen % rsreS inumen nreo gGQ
og NteIf. Gette IGQ9cS iom ct SoQ
oper oct sprige. st 2oog iGttes
ODER OF BET iteges Ell bolp Sime, Ioa
togcs Saaget at % oet bruneS pua
Soppen.
Surfep gie. 2]coninacrue ifipres
op / pene Stpffer. Gaa no9Ie al
S~ltrfepbenene foeeS Ser Strait, %
oenne tilipttes ioo meget Solt og
Geber, at ben bIir nofiaa iterf
frpOret. Zen iepneS meo WeI, no.
rsrt / libt folbt Gonb. Sno Ipgges
noget al aisoet / gunOen al eft Ste.
geiab, beroper bplbeS rloaet al Sail.
cen. ODER bette IG9geS ct Sag raa.
opifaarne Toteter. Soo ioien ct
Sog 8isb og Sauce og Toteter. Ser
maa nofiaa meget Sailce til, e1ers
blir BET for tort. Eaa Soppen Ipg.
ges eob Eie Gruit, % ct Si,l IfiGreS
lib / Wibten, iaa Gompen fan rom,
me no. Sna iteJes BET, til Eie.Grii.
item er rietig goot itcgt % geiten
giennempdrmet. Aie
grtesS uppe, foot paa Sllrfep,
gen. @euene foaes lpr,qe % bel OF
iaa files araiten al. aftenen / Sor.
peien lGgges guile "Split EeoS" i
gano, % ON Maraenen fogeS DC
langiomt / bore &ano, eler bpis
ganoet err meget bnarot, tiIipttes en-
lioen alpbe SOba.f Noor iaa @rters
ne er omtrent l1Ofogte, bar nton Gel.
lerts9laoe og Sc grope StiIfer at
Seaeri-S tpngerne, iom life fon be.
mites til of ipiie raa, op / Grterne,
tiai9emeo en- eaGr 10 500, ~ifaaret op
Sfioer o. TO e0er tire Sfiper go.
con. Sette fogeS en- bolp Simc ell.
Ter liot mer, ga bapes Silrfep. aroi.
ten i; a%ltiammen faar ct Spfoq, til,
IrtteS Salt og Eeber eiter Smog,
og ioa ct Suppen feroig til at files
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
REAL PAVING WORK TO
BE COMMENCED SOON

The curb and guttering on Vine
and Third streets is finished and
only three blocks remain to be COM
pleted on Buckeye. Then curb and
gutter work will be shifted to Sixth
and Olive streets. The excavation
and grading on the streets where
the curb and gutter work is finished
win be started soon. The asphalt
plant Of the Kaw Paving Co. has
been shipped from Topeka and is
expected to arrive at Abilene We'd
.nesday.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25

.,S,yvs -,;a~~.., ~ .sS--eg~-. !~.4su ~ -~1--..
nm def,ctt INTO a $50, 1000 surplus; the
ot'a ctment OF a corporation tax law tne
s,,hmiasion OF an amendment OF tine CON
stItrtIon to the legislatures of tne .... ~
Tioua states 80 as to permit the leVyahnh
az a graduated income tax, ana .ne svD ~
ynissiSn 81 an amendment TO provide ZOE
.ha 7sInction Of senators by irect vote o.
the neople. The pension laws We're
amended several times 70 make theu hu
more liberal TO the men VINO 9nefe,aa g., tnssS y
ii,sae nat our government might hve'
f'NNN ERevieWe Tarlm Law.
,'The above are q few OF the lAWg n en-
acted during the Republican adnlnlssaI,.. ~.
lions Of Presidents Mckinley RooseVe'e
ana nsanator IIaas; Curtis reviewed the enactment
~ Sema.t nv .tarifg law ana showed how, when
shav hes.an 10 consider this question, they
lace n deficit OF sbelO00,VOO; with . w
,,e,,v reductions and its great free ,n. llss.
II Rse turned this defcit into sas'Vvv-
ann s.,,vr5l,to -4-S- ssssAse
70 senEtor Curtis also said that the pe,o- p,o
n,e ala not realize, the many dlmcuitiees "
a member OF the house or senate mao "
contend with In the preparation ana InS
MASSAGE OF d tariff biz that ne hau VOtsu
for tariff commission because nss ns
Knew what assistance such Dylru
could he He said the Democratic MAJOR
ity in the house had failed q anor4Sprid hoorS md
hn was glad the Republican senate re-
stored the appropriation, -. starA
The senator urged the people 70 stan41
nv the Republican party, because @ nau
ai,.yavs stood by Its promises TO tue peoss
nic ana II would continue to do so. ana
he the marty that wrote Its pledges upoh
the statute books OF the country
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
SEN CURTIS AND The FARMERS
-, o.... Man n public Life Has Worked
"o So FalthfuIly for Their interests n
HIs Great Fight Against Cana
dian Reciprocity.

n is not overstating the matter 70
saw that during the past eighteen years
senator Charles Curtis has rendered
Greater service to the farmers Of KAN
sas than any other public mnn VINO mas
Tepregented the people at washington,
In all his public career Sen'to" TVS
has recognized that agriculture and its
allied interests constitute the basis oI
our great prosperity. On the oor OF the
House and Senate and IN his votes on
measures coming before those law MAX
ing bodies. Senator Curtis hns always
stood for the interests of the farmers.
Senator Curtis was one or me st.,Yns
men of the Senate who oppos"d I'm dlsn
he detrimental to the interests OF amer.
loan farmers Every Kansas former. ana
esneciaiIy every farmer who grows wheat
In Kansas. owes Senator Curtis debt OF
gratitude for his courageore 'nn anle
stand 1Rainst Canadian reciprocity.
on the 9Th Of August the farmers ana
the DeOpIe OF Kansas. and espefially the
Republcans OF the state who recognize
and appreciate the work ~ '.fhf"l
servant will have an opportunity y ex-
presH their approval Of Senator curtis
Services In their behalf The Fanubican
voters OF Kansas. and especially the
farmers whose interests heve been
guarded faithfully by Senator. Curtis. VIII
saw by their votes whether thevt approve
Of his fidelitv and earnest effort
n all the Republican voters In Kansas
who are familiar with the. splendid rec:
ord OF Charley Curtis In the u"nse ana
Senate 20 to the polls on primary gay
and cast their votes for his renominatI0n'
there win be no doubt about the result.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25

The long expected order has come
The post office department last week
sent out inquiries to all newspapers
concerning delinquent subscribers, al
so serving notice that those more
than q year In arrears must be cut
off the list. Among other questions
the publisher Is required to answer
is this one; "of the number Of copies
mailed as to subscribers, how many
were at the time of mailing this is
sue were in arrears more than one
year and had not been expressly re-
newed?"
Here Is the section Of the postal
law the government is going to en-
force to the letter:
"The right of publishers to extend
in good faith credit on subscriptions
is recognized and will not be abridg-
ed and although all subscriptions
are regarded as expiring with the
period for which they were obtained,
nevertheless, in order to give an op-
portunity to secure renewals, copies
of their publication will be accepted
for mailing to subscribers at the us
ual second-class rates of postage for
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25

and Abilene appears to be a cer-
tainty. T. H. McManus, president
of the company and the chief en-
gineer have gone east to secure
money to build and operate the new
line.
In letter to d. w. Tappen, sec
retary of the Commercial club, re-
ceived Sunday, Mr.. McManus said.
myself and the chief engineer leave
tomorrow for the east for the pur-
pose of closing the deal for finances
with which to build and operate the
line from Newton north. VIII let
you know what we do in the east. :"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25

J. w. Noll, aged SO years, was
found dead in bed Sunday morning
at 1880 O'Clock at his home on West
Sixth street, having smothered to
death after an epiieptic stroke. Mr..
Noll had been troubled with epilepsy
the past two years. He had an epil-
eptic stroke at / o'clock Sunday
arnornIne. but arose that sinoEninG It,
tended to his regular chores, shaved
and seemed to be in his usual health.
Later in the morning he told his
wife he was going upstairs to lie
down on the bed where it was cool
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
MRS. ERMA MYERS
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Mrs. Erma Myers, of Herington'
through her attorney F. A. Green,
filed suit in district court for "a
divorce from Samuel Myers. She
charges gross neglect of duty and
extreme cruelty. She also asks for
the custody of their five minor chill
Jlren. Probate Judge Anderson filed
a temporary injunction to keep Mr..
Myers from taking any of the chill
dren.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
1T RENTN BUT THE
WEATHER is STILL BOT.

raturday night light shower OF
r~'., fell at Abilene cooling things
considerably. The rain was general
over the county and was much heav7
ier in the north and south parts OF
the county than at Abilene. But
the cool weather was meteoric. To-
day at 8 O'Clock the Thermometer
registered 1O2 degrees in the shade.
Although this has not been the
warmest day Of the year Abileneites
have suffered more with the heat
today than any time previously this
summer.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
BeIleves i ImprOvements.

An AbHeneite who believes In inl-
provements and practices what he
breaches is G. C. sterl. He has put
IN handsome store fronts in three
Of his buildings. Installed steel CELL
ings and other improvements and is
now remodeling his store room where
the ManIey cash grocery is located.
An up to date front Is being put IN.
Win spacious ana attractive display
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
Uncle Sam Says
Subscribers Must Pay

a period of one year from the date
of expiration; but copies sent to per-
sons after one year from the date
Of the explrations to be renewed for
a definite time, together with an
actual payment of subscriptions or
a bona fide promise Of payment.
will not be accepted at the pound
rate, but will be accepted at the
transient second-class rate Of one
cent for each four ounces or frac-
tion thereof. prepaid by stamps af-
fixed"
In company with all other news
papers, the Reflector will be forced
to follow the orders of the post
office department. The Reflector
has as clean list as any country
weekly, but there are still many
"good" subscribers who are consider
ably in arrears on their account.
Most of them have simply neglected
to pay for their old home paper.
Uncle Sam, however, waits on no
one. These old accounts must be
paid-and paid now. If the delin-
quent subscriber wishes to continue
to continue receiving the Reflector.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
Child Was Burned
to Death at Home

setting Mildred's clothes afire. Mrs.
Burke heard Mildred scream and
rushed to her daughters assistance.
She attempted to smother the flames,
but badly burned her hands and set
her own clothes afire in the effort
to save her daughter. Mr.. Burke
secured a blanket which he wrapped
about his wife and daughter, smoth-
ering the flames. Mildred's body
was badly burned, the skin coming
off in large pieces when the clothing
was removed. She lived seven hours
after the accident.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25

The funeral of Miss Mildred Burke,
aged three years old, who was fatalg
ly burned Friday afternoon was held
from the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. o. ]. Burke, two miles west
of Vine Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock and burial was made in the
Niles cemetery.
Mildred and one of her brothers
were trying to burn the wax off
? " cell battery and had poured
some coal oil on the battery to make
the wax burn better. Some of the
oil dripped on the floor and ignited,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
ABILENE, KANSAS THURSDAS MORNING. JULY 25 1912
Tax Rate is Higher
This Year in Abilene

The rate Of taxation Of the tax-1
able property in Abilene for the year
will be 20 hundredths mill higher
than last year. Tge city commis-
sioners this morning adopted an
ordinance setting the rate OF taxa
tion at cas- mills. The taxable prop
erty in Abilene approximately is vale
ued at $4.5OO,OOO. and the taxes.
received under the new rate viii be
$2S.125.
The rate Of taxation last year was
5.s5 mills. The reason for the In
crease this year is due to the addi-
ton of AZ hundredths mills for the
storm water sewer fund, otherwise
the rate OF taxation would have been
two hundredths mills lower than last
year. The commissioners were going
to issue $4,000 in bonds for the
storm water sewer, but decided to
make the tax levy, causing less ex-
pense to the city.
The rate of taxation made by the
commissioners this morning Is:
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
A HIT WOULD HAVE
WON FOR THE BOOSTERS,

With three men ON bases in the
ninth inning and the score standing
3 to 2, the Boosters were unable to
find the Industry slabster for a hit
yesterday at Industry, losing another
game. 1t was a hard fought battle
throughout. Rees pitched a good
game for Abilene.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
KLEIHEGE, SOCIALIST CANDT-
DATE FOR GOVERNOR, SPOKE.

It was a big night for the Social
lists last night. CIV. Kleihege, can
didate for governor on the Socialist
ticket spoke to about 400 persons
at the city park on the issues Of the
day. Mr.. Kleihege Is an instructor
at the University. Of Kansas and is
q brilliant talker. ]. d. Haskell iuk
troduced the speaker. The Lowrey
band furnished the music for the
occasion.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
Abilene Man Is
Smothered in Bed

and for her to call him when dinner
was ready. At 1880 O'Clock Mrs.
Noll went to call her husband and
found him dead in bed, his face
buried in a pillow. The physicians
believe Mr.. Noll had another epilep-
tic attack, burying his face in the
pillow and smothering to death.
4. Mr gslasaeaves wifs and aansh'
ter, Mrs. A. r. Sheldon. The fun
eral was held Tuesday afternoon
from the home at o'clock, Rev
w. M. Balch officiating. The body
was taken to Robinson for burial
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
Clerks and Judges Appolntea

Clerks and Judges Appointed
Tie clerks and judges for Abilene
for the primary election August 8.
appointed by the city cOmmissioaens
are: As
First ward---J. b. Soden, John
shane. o. r. Fenton, judges; Harold
Eichblts and Rev @. w. Lucas.
clerks.
Second ward--c. r. Danford, D.
Clarke, J. G. Cryderman, judges;
T. J. McTnerney and A. w. Focht,
clerks
Third ward--J. #. Redden, s. A.
Cowan, d. Jeffcoat, judges; George
Kirk and M. P. Jolley, clerks.
Fourth ward-w. L. Nixon. M.
Sleeves, c. O. Hutchison, judges; H.
M. Howard and John Gish, clerks.
The polls will jbe located at the
following places: First ward, office
Abilene Manufacturing Co., First
street; second ward, Brown build
ing; third ward. city hail. fourth
ward, Garfield school building.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
WENT ON MOTORCYCLE no
JUNCTION TO BE MARRIED

Fred Burk. aged 21 and Mrs. Ora
Hail, aged 20, both OF Abilene. we're
married in this city Friday after
noon by Judge Ziegelasch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burk came from Abilene on a
motorcycle and returned b. the same
ethod.-Juaction City Union.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25
TO PUT CEMENT TERRACE
AROUND GARFIELD GROUNDS.

At a meeting OF the school board
this morning a contract was let to
John stebbings for putting in
cement terrace on the west and
south sides of the Garfield school
grounds.
Miss Nellie Miller Of Chapman was
elected teacher Of the sixth and sew
enth grades Of the Lincoln school
for next term.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-07-25

OkIahOmans Married Here.
Miss Sadie Mcneil and w. H. Hill
of Enid, Okla, we're married Sun
day afternoon by Probate Judge
Anderson.