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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Jacob Meuli was in from Navarro.

Jacob Meuli was in from Navarro
Mrs. George Holzworth was down
from Talmage.
Rev. c. B. Zook left for Topeka af-
ter visit here.
VIM. Duffy was pleasant caller
on the Reflector.
Miss Mary Meyer of Chapman was
an Abilene visitor.
Samuel Muenzenmayer, mayor OF
Woodbine, was in Abilene
Mrs. Mary Frahm of Detroit is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nemer.
Mrs. J. r. Wilson went to Topeka
for a few days visit with relatives
Mrs. Jessie Dunlop of Detroit is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. An
derson.
Mrs. Bert Issitt and Miss Edyth
Engle returned from short visit
at Navarro. \
T. J. Foley, Theo. Marts and J.
w. Talbot of Chapman were Abilene
visitors today.
w. A. Root and family went to
Manhattan to reside. They made the
trip in their auto.
Rev. Oliver Keve of Falls City,
Neb., is visiting his PARENTS, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Keve.
Mrs. Charles Allig and son Ernest
returned to their home at Leaven-
worth after visiting Mrs. Frank Allig.
Mrs. Mary Irvingham of Beatrice,
Neb., a neighbor in Fillmore coun-
ty, Neb., was visiting F. l.. Blaesi
last week.
Levi Bricker, of Pennsylvania, who
has been visiting his niece, Mrs. s.
s, Smith, left for Colorado to spend
the summer.
G. w. Laney returned to his home
at Chapman after spending week
at his farm northwest of Abilene
getting the thresher in shape to begin
work.
David Korn, former Dickinson
county resident, and family, motored
here from Waukesha, Wis. to visit
relatives. Theyl made the trip in
five days.
Mrs. Tom Young and Mrs. Alex
Young left this week for Medicine
Hat, Canada, for a visit with rela-
tives. They expect to be gone about
two months:
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Jones left for
Haddam and from there they will
go to Minnesota. for visit, after
which they will leave for their new
home at Washington, d. @.
]. w. Brubaker was in from his
fine farm near Hope and called on
the Reflector. He says his wheat
ls fine and looks as IL it would go
30 bushels. It is green yet and can
not be harvested for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brady Of 81
Reno, Okla, are visiting Mrs. BIS.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johntz.
rhey are returning from q trip to
Chicago, Niagara Falls, and other
sastern points. and were accompan-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Robb Brady
If caney, Kan. The boys father,
!. H. Brady. entertained the party
n Chicago for 9 week and gave them
good time.
Mrs. w. L. Olsen. Stanley and
stuart left Tuesday for Topeka,
there they win reside in thstuturs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Fannie Hollobaugh of Danville,
Pa, and Mr.. B. F. Slider of Enter
prise, Kansas, were quietly married
at the home of Mr.. Sidler's niece,
Mrs. ]. E. Winsler, Wednesday even
ing, June 26, at z o'clock. Rev.
Williams Of Detroit performing the
ceremony. After the ceremony re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Slider
is one Of Dickinson County's pros
porous farmers and has known Mrs.
Slider since her girlhood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Slider went to housekeeping on
his farm north of Enterprise Thurs
day. In the evening a large NUM-
Der Of friends gathered and gave
them serenade, after which they
were all given a good treat.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04
DEMOCRATS MAKE CHOICE ON
4OTH BALLOT.
After Long Contest FOss and Under
wood Withdrew-Clark's Men
Deserted SteadiIy-IlliDOis
Made Break.

Baltimore, July 2.--0n the 46th
ballot Governor Wilson was nomin-
ated by the Democrats for president
His victory was presaged when the
43d ballot was taken soon after
meeting at noon.
Wilson who had only 43O. on the
42nd ballot last night jumped to
6O2 while Clark fell back from 4S4
to 329. The Illinois delegation held
caucus and decided this morning to
go to Wilson and this with some
scattering votes made the change.
On the 44th ballot Wilson jumped
to 629 and Clark dropped to 30S.
On the 45th Wilson had 6S3 and
Clark still sos. Underwood with
81, Foss with 81 and Harmon with
25 were the only followers.
The audience and delegates were
wild and amid cheers that almost
drowned the announcements Foss
and Underwood were withdrawn.
Then it was all over and on the 46th
ballot Wilson was nominated.
The happiest man amid the $4,000
in the Armory was Mr.. Bryan who
single-handed has forced the nomina-
ton of Wilson. But for his deter
mined stand and his resolution
against Ryan, Belmont and Morgan,
the nomination would have gone to
Clark last week.
The nomination of a vice presi-
dent will be made and the platform
adopted tonight and the weary dele
gates will start home.
How 1t Happened.
After Underwood and FOss re-
leased their delegates withdrawing
in favor of Wilson the crowd knew
what would happen.
Reed and Francis of Missouri held
conference and Reed announced
that Clark's delegates were released.
Fitzgerald of New York moved
that Wilson be named by acclama-
ton, there was one big howl of JOY
and the nomination was made.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04

and where good positions await them.
Stanley has a position with the Cap
per publications and starts in with
a salary of SIT per week and prom
Use of early promotion and increased
salary. Mrs. Olson has position
in the suit department of one of the
large dry goods stores.-Solomon Tri-
bune.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04
rhIrd PartY lneorporated.

Denver, June ga new party was
born in Colorado when Judge Ben B.
Lindsey and his associates incorpor-
ated at the once Of the secretary Of
state "The Progressive party Of Colo.
RADIO" The purpose OF the,new party
ls to elect Theodore Roosevelt, cor
some other progressive" to the prest
dency Of the United statW-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04
Horses Kick Fatal.

Cottonwood Falls, Kan, July b.
Robert Newley, 81 years old, the son
Of William Newley. q farmer of Glenn
ents, was killed by q horses kick re-
ceived while unhitching team. The
horses hoof struck him over the heart
and caused death ALMOST Instantly.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04

The United Brethren church will
have a tent meeting at the corner Of
North Fourth and Buckeye begin
ming Thursday, July 4th. Services at
3 p. m. and 7:45 p. m. These SER
vices viii be conducted by Evauge-
list Wallare Carpenter and his sing
ser from sabetha. You are invited
to attend.-Rev. c. W. Lucas Pastor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04

| Marriage license: Mary Schnei-
der and Jacob Stacbiem, both of En-
terprise.
Miss Ruby Norman, violin instruc-
tor. Phone 343. 29dtfwtf
See the Big 10 cent Granite Ware
Sale at The Racket Saturday.
Marriage license: William H.
verbrugge and Violet Deelaland,
both of Chapman.
Marriage license: Miss Louise
Ziebell of Ramona and G. F. Mos
choff, of Herington.
-Shockey & Landes are putting
down a cement walk in front of their
store on Broadway.
Frank Dilling of Solomon pur-
chased model 35 Buick car Satur-
day of E. E. Coulson.
w. w. Waddell is driving a
handsome brown model 35 Buick
purchased of E. E. Coulson today.
g. A. Kaufman of Des Moines,
Iowa, has accepted position as
engineer at the Belle Springs Cream
cry Co.
The old Duckwall house at cor
ner Spruce and Seventh street is
being moved to make room for a
new modern residence which will be
built there soon.
Arthur Hees passed the Mis-
souri, state bar examination yester-
day and is now a full fledged law
yer. His boyhood friends here wish
for him a large measure Of success.
John Hogan has been promoted
from baggageman to night ticket
clerk at the Union Pacific depot. John
is q hustler and viii succeed. N.
q. Reed is the new baggageman.
Mrs. ]. A. Mcclellan Of Everest,
Kan, who has been quite III with
typhoid fever is improving. Mrs, N.
B. Martin. sister, has been with her
three weeks and exects to return
home this week.
Mrs.. Frances ]. Nevin writes the
Reflector from Long Beach, Calf,
hat she Is enjoying herself and has
moved to The Nun Apt. s4s, East
Ocean Ave. where her friends may
address her. u
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04

ur...ictUn nov or wien ~ vnn Dc
broken and nomination made.
At 1880 a. m. the convention adj
journed, TO re-convene at noon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04

Baltimore, July 2.-Woodrow VIII
son reached the coveted 500 mark on
the seth ballot. He held his precari-
GUS position through the 4Oth ballot.
Then he began to slip. On the next
ballot he dropped below the half thou
sand mark.
Opponents OF the New Jersey man
greeted the decline of his vote with
cheers. Goodbye, Woodrow" was
shouted by CLARK men.
Many are predicting that Wilson,
ifaHing msie nfs spnrt ana fareu %
land the prize, viii now drop back
into the ruch with CLARK. The con-
vention-wise are watching the back
stretch for the fash Of the expected
dark horse"
Gave and Took Away.
Michigan gave Wilson his biggest
boost. Then II banded him his hard
est Jolt. The Wolverine state took Is
votes away from CLARK early In the
might and gave them to the governor.
That failed TO start 3 stampede. and
On ths l2d ballot Michigan gave Ack
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04
City Union. Albert

Junction City Union: Albert
Lenze, Chas. Case, Mr.. Davidson and
Mr.. Sterl of Abilene, drove down last
evening and attended the social ses-
sion of the Elks.
The bridge over the stream this
side of Sand Springs is being re-
placed by a new concrete one and
a temporary passage made at the
side. Some motorists have found it
pretty hard getting across.
Big assortment of White Lined
Granite Ware will be placed on sale
next Saturday at 10 cents, at The
Racket.
That's an up to date way" re-
marked an Abilene visitor today, as
he saw one of our enterprising farm
ers start home hauling a new engine
supply water wagon behind his auto
mobile. "The farmers here certainly
do things"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04

Mrs. Frances ]. Nevin writes the
Reflector from Long Beach, Calf,
chat she is enjoying herself and has
moved to The Nun Apt. S4s, East
Ocean Ave, where her friends may
address her.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

Marriage license: Mary Schnei-
der and Jacob Stacbiem, both of En-
terprise.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04

Miss Ruby Norman, violin instruc-
tor. Phone 343. 29dtfwtt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04

See the Big 10 cent Granite Wa
Sale at The Racket Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-07-04

Mrs. ]. A. Mcclellan of Everest
Kan, who has been quite III with
typhoid fever is improving. Mrs N.
b. Martin, sister, has been with her
three weeks and exects to return
home this week.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
3ur Nutblase ser &einbanern.
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Iie aus Sem Hbeinguu unS Sen
Seitentt)i!lern Ses REeins, iomie aus
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pcrbaat. Ser prellbiide 0finilter fir
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1e11 hetradtlihen l1nrIang annebnen
n1iilie11, oenn Sic letten Nadrihten
lauren Sabin, oaB Ser Sen @in5ern
5,igefiigte Shaoen ein nod nett gro
Berer lit, als sic erlten SfAFa1ngen
it1l be5ifferten.
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SciidJtisuns Der &riessflotte.
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0ie Beli6tigl.11g Ser sltlantiihes!
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ldiifen, bot beute bier hegonnen.
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lil1o ,9lrfan1os" inIpi5iert. Die
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Saft befiloet, bet liA infolae oes
Nebels, in esn iie bei sSpoo5 @cle,
Moll., acrietf, perlpdtet Sic Ra=
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bier ein anS mur0e auf Sem Sdladt=
lhifT us9isco11iin" l,1tergebra9t. Ser
gonntog lit ,1idt obne unliebianten
3mildenfou perlaufen. Ser 5dbn-
rid NnSes @ailep Butter aus 2oul
liana DOM SdlaAhdiff ~&baoe S.
lono" iiel Don ether fleinen 9aunh
ius @alier u,,o ertranf. Seelellte bon
ben1 Sdlahtihiff ~Roine" retteten
eli Gerloucn pom IoSe Sec grtrtr1=
fers. als Sic SSr1lalien ei11er fleinen
2aund, Sic Don Sem 0ampfer "Siren"
qeran1nt lpuroe, Ing @aiier itiir5ten.
Die 5hifie 1pur6en geitern bon et1po
100000 Eerio11en beiudt. Gie 3nbl
Ser Menihen, Sic bonn l1fer aus Sic
4oIolie beapunoerten, betr11g anSert=
halb Minionen.
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@e1u Nnnid.

@odu. P. sllfre5, 3. g. g., Don
ct. @louo uno @err Geo. stel5le BON
Wlinneopolis trofen Oeontog BON
sSreeport, mo- iie tagsuorber auf Dem
@atholifentage als Sic 9ouptreoner
qufaetreten 1poren, bier Elm unb be-
lprahen nit urrierm bod1p. Efarrer
sic s,oee elmer @erbi1roa1ng a1er in
5tearns @ountp beiteben6en tatb
M1arner. l115 ss5inglingsbereine, no
al om 26. g2opember IN ct. @lolb
aeueinl9oftIi9 ser erite 54ritt ge-
tbon ner5en lon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

.oen Nah elmer llnterlah1lrls ~urd
Ir. 5. g. Murpbp puree CT IN e1ner
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2uael entfernt peroen n1iilie Die
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lei fem An;eiden uorbanSen. oaD o1e
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ltehe Sic @eTahr eirer glutpergiftlng.
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tiei III, Sen @e1peben Iitt, aber Die
orn1c niht beriibrt fat. an 6rau
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len lit, SsaB Ser 0berlt nod &a1npagne=
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lpenigltens seh1 Sage I'M 9o'pital s''
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Seitf | big 8
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6rieoens, Sic Tie riidbaItlos amer
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europdiiden @roBndhte Sohei ,1idts
gu tbun haben. 0ie @eianoten @rie=
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ei11 It1tinratl,u1 iiberrei4t, in Sem es
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lprehen Mrs, un6 10 Miro e5 porars=
iid,tlif auh 5lr @riegserflarlrg
Griehe1llanns fpn1n1cn.
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8eitfMite in @efahr?
y 0 IT ans, Ore, Is. DIT.

Iie n1ilitirilhe Gage an Ser pa=
,ifilde,1 aiiite lei gegenmartig lebr
.!nerspiinldjt, erfldrte Moi. i.=4en. 2eo=
noro ". @ooS 9ie,ritos abenS Dor
oe.n Gcnl111ercial Club III Eortlano,
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Sd.t 81 i'm 6alle eiller fei1Dlldcn
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nod Ser &iiite 5u oerleben. gr ga6 oie
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ridtet lpeoe1l 1piirSen, in Sa11couber
Rarro6, @aib, in San ssranciseo
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sS;liou sib: %ampasne ani.
Ysri1cetp II. Jt. S. 10. &C

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@ollperneur M!llpn fiiiil:gte am
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na,n!1c, Scr fiir GoEnerifoa e(benS
ms Sreitag eieier @ode porselete=
men, bis lbeo. Noolepelt mieoer inl=
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Sanpogre 5l1 betbeilige11. Der Go'=
uer11el1r piro in SieIer @ode III 1ela=
mare, @elt @irgil1ia uno Eennlplou;
nia lpred;e,1 inns Ieine &ulnpagne ON
15reitooabcnb in Eitt5b:,rgb 5lsln slb-
id,(a6 tri1rger.
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;Srunt seseu Siltr1,it.
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Sic ,.alorooeutlde sluaerneine 3ei=
tl,1g" fii1loiat Oil. Sos cine %orlaae
in Gorbereitr1,lg lit, Sic Sic Sta11o=
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id1qft elmer natipnulen elftienge1ell=
id,aft INTER slufiiht Ser Heglerl1na
bertroaen ioa. 9ie groEen oel1tltel'
Ncl1fen lieierll oos 9etr!eh5fapltal
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ct, Wiholas.

.Sranj lltcGt, pelder Sic i'll oielen
Comm geleaene lttedt 9ei1nItatte be-
lpobut, 1plrSe leste 8ohe Don Sem
Scoe lei,?er Mu1ter in 9}itno,lS in
&en,nnib geiett, l1no er mohnte NIT
iSa:nilie Ssreitag Sem @egrabnille Ser
Ml,tter llteht Lei.
Sarf Centre.
Inter sen oielen usrldie5enen Ser
eiren, Sic lih lesten Son11tag 5u sem
in sSrecport gebaltenen aatbolifentag
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lepb= ms Scr GT0rlter=&erein BON
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! purSen al1d perld3ieSene Ser @ele=
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il1naen Gaare itets 1poblergeben mo
&C, miinldt i'm Scr nNoroitern" ali:
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meier, melder Diontag in ct. Ste
pbon lifY Sri. Sohnnna Supan alS
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@riinouna 5es cigenen @erbes ei1ge
troffc11. Moaen linn bier Ser gliidli
d7en Glpjahre redt oiele eeldieoer
icin! : Motnhaa1s nit lieben Sim
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lih ei1gerihtet. = @err slltert Stud
crt BON @iro Sslano, lpelfer 30,
). $. Gpib bier cine 6arHs faltfte
/ f1t oieielbe oiele 8cde nit 6a!nili
be;ogen. = 2eonaro 9ombert atl
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fer bon ct. Soiepb penpeilte iibe
E Sonrnag bier bei Ser 6amilie SSobau
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SricScn.
81, d1 u. Is. Stt.

> II 1 y, 10. Sft.
Sin prllill1il!arer yrieoe11:Dertrag
,nild,en Scr liirfei lsne SStalien puroe
f,erte Don Sen Gertreter1I teiSer 9dll=
Ser unter5eihnet.
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eSran5 lltcGt, pelder oie il, Sie'e1n
Comm geleaene lttedt 9ei1n|tatte be-
luobnt, 1purSe leste 8ohe Don Dem
Sooe lei,Ier Mu1ter in &iflno,5 in
&er,nniB geiett, llno er mohnte NIT
iSa:nilie S5reitag Sem @earabnille Ser
Mlitter l(teft Lei.
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Sal. lmo cine Sritte in Soutb Cali
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Erffr Ghftl.
Wttentat nut
Nnpiepelt,

l!nbefanuter jdleft in &il'panfe a''f
Sen GsprdFbenteu, als er t'd 81
eiuer Seriau,mlung bcsebeu u1l'
Gladlider,peiie nnr leid)t ner=
9 lest. - Bic Shat eines &abnituui'
aen.