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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-04-03

then she changed the subject. "Do
come and meet mamma. 1t would
cheer her UP so. She is So fond OF
you. Only this morning she was say.
ing, OF ali the boys you were ever
engaged to, Kathleen, the one l like
most OF ali was Edgar mean CiaT-
ence-er-Harry Mallory
lawfully kind Of her.
"You must come and see her-she' 3
come stouter now"
"Oh, is she? Well, that's good"
Mallory was too angry TO be sane.
and too helpless to take advantage OF
his anger. He wondered how he could
ever have cared for this molasses
and mucilage girl. He remembered
now that she had always had these
same cloying ways. She had always
paved him and, like everybody but
the pawers, he hated paving.
1t would have been bad enough at
any time 10 have Kathleen hanging
on his coat, Strengthening his tie.
leaning close. smiling up in his eyes,
losing him his balance, recapturing
him every time he edged away But
with Marjorie as the grim wttness It
was maddentng
He loathed and abominated Kath'
leen LIewellyn, and II she had only
been a man, he could cheerfully have
beaten. her to pulp and chucked her
out OF the window. But because she
was a helpless little baggage he mad
to be as polite as he could while she
sat and tore his plans to pieces. EN-.
Filtered Marjorie's heart against him.
and either ended all hopes OF their
marriage, or furnished an everlasting
rancor to be recalled in every quar-.
rel to their dying day. Oh, etiquette,
what injustices are endured in thy
name!
So there he sat. sweating his souis
blood, and able only to spar for time
and wonder when the gong would
ring. And now she was off on new
tack: ::
"And where are you bound for,
Harry, dear?"
The Philippines" he said. and for
the first time there was sometAi Ing
beautiful In their remoteness.@
Perhaps We shall cross the Pacing
On the same boat" -! w >>2$:3% s
The first. sincere smile herrhads 81
oerienced came to him: Il go on an
army transport. Observation-Disclosures
'.Oh, I jhst%tove soldiers. Couldn't
mamma sgd J. go. on. tie transport?
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HE SHOWED KITTY INTO a SEAT.

Stamina Is very ind Vi soldiers. too. y
Pm afraid it couldn't be arranged
TOO bad. but perhaps We can stop
off and pay you a visit. | just love
army posts. So does mamma"
"Oh, do"
what will be your address,"
"Just the Philippines-just the Phil
tprines."
But aren't there quite a few OF
them?"
"Only about two thousand"
(Which one will yon be on?'
I'll be on the third from the left,
said Mallory, who neither knew nor
cared what he was saying. Marjorie
mad endured all that she could stand
She rose in tightly Ieashed fury.
I'm afraid I'm in the way"
Kathleen turned in surprise. She
had not noticed that anyone was near
Mallory went out Of his head com
pIetely. "Oh, don't go-for heavens
sake don't co." he appealed to Mar.
iorie.
"A friend OF yours?" said Kathleen,
bristling.
NO, not friend" in chaotic tan.
gle, Mrs. = Miss-Miss-Er-er-
err"
Kathleen smiled: Delighted to
meet you, Miss Ererer."
THE pleasure is all NINE" Mar
jorie said, with an acid smile.
Have you known Harry long,?
said Kathleen, jealousy. ''or are you
just acquaintance on the train?"
We're just acquaintances on the
train"
~ used to know Harry very we'll
very we'll inded.'
$50 | should judge. You won't
mind If I leave you to talk over old
tines together"
"Hew very sweet Of you"
ooh. don't mention It."
But. Marjorie" Mallory cried, as
she. t:irrad. away. Kathleen. started
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The" desperate wretch, who had not
dared even to glance In Marjorie's d.
rection, somehow thought he saw q
straw OF .self-defense. You were en-
gagged to three or four others when l
was at West Point" -..
II may have been engaged to the
Others" said Kathleen, moon.eyeing
him. but 1 always liked you best.
Clitord-er, TOMMY mean Harry.
You got me at last
Kathleen fenced back at this:
We'll, I've no doubt you have had a
dozen affairs since"
"Oh, no! My heart has only known
one real love-" He threw this over
her head at Marjorie, but Kathleen
seized it. TO his greater confusion:
"Oh. Harry, how sweet OF you to say
1t. 1t makes me feel positively faint"
and she swooned bis way. but he
showed chair forward and let her
collapse into thar. Thinking and hop.
ing that she was unconscious, he
made ready to escape, but she caught
him by the coat. and moaned: Where
am T." and he growled back:
In the Observation Carl"
Kathleen's life and enthusiasm re-
turned without delay: Fancy meet.
ing you again! l could just scream"
$50 could l."
"You must come up in our car and
see mamma"
rs Ma.mamma with you?" NAL
lory stammered, on the verge or I'M
becihty.
"Oh, yes, indeed, we're going
around the world"
Don't let me detain you"
"Papa is going round the world
also"
Us papa on this train; too"
At last something seemed to EN-.
harrass her a tribe: mo; papa went
on ahead. Mamma hopes to overtake
him. But papa is very good tray,
eisl. =. :
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at the gf6or of lis tote, md sssped:
Marjorie! Then he-you-
mot st all-not in the least" said
Marjorie.
At this crisis the room vas sudden
IL Inundated with people. Mrs. WHIT
comb, HRS. wellington, Mrs. Temple
and Mrs. Fosdick, all trying to look
like bridesmaids, danced In, shout
ing:
Here they come! Make Way for
the bride and groom"
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sThanks."
Harry.
"WhAt'a. the matter now =


Harry.
whats the matter noT9'
'Tn1s tie. this green tie, isn't this
the one l knitted you?"
81 am sure | don't know. boF-
rowed 1t from the conductor"
Don't you remember? did knit
you one"
did you? I believe you did! l
think I wore 1t out"
"Oh, you fckle boy. But see what
/ have. What's this?"
He stared through the CLASSY eyes
of complete heiplessness. 1T looks
like q. bracelet"
Don't tell me you don't remember
this!-the little bangle bracelet you
gave me-"
"D-did I give you baygled brang.
let?
"Of course you did. And the in
Scription. Don't you remember it,"
She held her wrist In front OF his
aching eyes and he perused as il 1t
were his own epitaph, what she read
sloud for him. From Harry to Kitty,
ae Snly Girl ] Ever Loved" az,
Good night, he sighed. to himself,
ind :. began: to mop his brow with
snoozleumjs.
you put It on my arm," said Kath-
hen, ;.with, q moonlight sigh, land Eve
always worn It."
"Always?"
Always! no matter whom + was
engaged TO"
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CHAPTER xxx.
Jealousy Comes Aboard.


There was an air Of domestic peace
In the observation room, where Mai
lory and Marjorie had been left tc
themselves for some time. But the
peace was Ike the ominous hush that
:precedes a tempest.
Mallory was so happy with every
thing coming his way, that he was
sven making up with Snoozleums
strokins the tatted coat with one hand
and holding up his newspaper with
the other. He did not know all that
was coming his way. The blisstul 81.
lence was broken first by Marjorie
'How do you spell Utah?-with =
""
utah begins with YOU" he said
and rather liked his Wit, listened for
some recognition. and rose to get 1t,
but she waved him away.
Don't bother me, honey. Can't you
see I'm busy?"
:: He kissed her hair and sauntered
back, dividing his attention between
Snoozleums, and the ten-inning game.
And now there was small commo
tioa in the smoking room. Through
the glass along the corridor the mel
caught sight OF the girl who had go,
ON at Green River. Ashton saw her
first and she saw him.
"Fhere she goes" Ashton Kissed to
the others, look quick! There's the
nSctarine."
sasYf;ixordI Sssps's a little bit of all
right. Isn't she% ~:
Even Dr.. Temple stared at her with
approval Dear little thing, isn't
chez" :. > ::
THE girl. very consciously uncon'
scious5 OF the. admiration moved de-
mureiy along. with eyes downcast, but
atfsuca an angle that she could take
1.-the <sensatiop she, was creating:
ale went along picking up itares as II
ttey were bouquets. 80
;yHer+ demoanor was remarkable
chmrromise between outrageous mir
taton and perfect responsibility. But
che was looking back 30 intently that
when she moved into the observation
room she walked right into the news.
paper Mallory was holding out before
him.
Both said: Il beg your pardon"
When Mallory lowered the paper.
both stared till their eyes almost
popped. Her amazement was one OF
immediate rapture. He looked as II
he would have been much obliged for
a volcanic crater to sink into.
Harry" she gasped. and let fail
her handbag.
kitty" he gasped, and let fall his
newspaper. Both bent, he handed
her the newspaper and tossed the
handbag into chair; saw his mis-
take, withdrew the Newspaper and
profered her snoosleums. Marjorie
stopped writing. pen poised In air. as
II she had suddenly been petrifed.
The newcomer was the first to
speak. She fairly gushed: harry
,lsllory--ot all people" -
:. kitty. Kathleen! Miss LeWe!lyn!
.Just to think Of meeting you
hEaia."
Just to think Of it."
And ON this train OF all places.
ON this train OF all places!"
: -Oh. Harry. Harry"
"Oh, Kitty. Kitty. Kitty"
:; You dear fellow, It's 30 long since
3 saw you last"
$50 long"
I. 1T was at that last hop at Wes
Point, rsmemberf-why. it seems ONLY
YESTERDAY, and how well you are look
ling. You are well, aren't your"
mot very" He. Was hopping BIZ
brow In anguish. and yet the roou
seemed strangely cold.
eOt course you look much better II
6ouH uniform. You aren't wearing
your uniform. are your
mo, this IL not my uniform.
you haven't left the army. haV'
Hoa!'
II don't know yet"
snonNf nrar A. thar You are jug
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-08
THE oCcIDENT AND ORIENT.
Meet N the Arena Of Buffalo Bilis
wild West and Pawnee Bilrs
Far East.

Two sides of the earth are re-
Elected in typical scenes with the
wild West and Far East; men OF
many nations are shown In repres-
entative deeds and pastimes, There
will be Western history pictures, In
dian battles and an Oriental specta-
Gle to illustrate the attributes OF
Occidentals and Orientals. The Far
East scene will reflect vista Of the
sahara, its camel caravans and ma
tive Bedouins, A party Of tourists
Is shown in a visit to the pyramids
and Sphinx. There begins par
ade Of the eastern tribes and peo-
pIs, costdmed and equipped in native
paraphernaiia, on foot ana mounted
ON eameIs, and soon the arena is
flIIed With a moving pageant Of brill
liant color. AZ q particular featpre
Of the spectacle TSd0ufn Dervishes
and other skipkpl eEperts viii dem
cnstrate Yariops featA sef agility snd
strength, The whole scene will ibe
txbicallY Oriental. n marked con
Itrakts 10. the Wild West section OF
the united exhibition which retains
an tie airing features that make
Il 90 famous as a realistic replica OF
our history. At Abilene on Monday,
September s16. rFaF ~
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The Republican primary in Dick
inson was marked by light vote.
The contest between the two fac
tions was fought out with each get
ting a share of the nominees.
The Roosevelt electors carried the
county by 500 majority and most OF
the progressive state candidates were
winners by from 800 to 400
The interest in the local candidates
was exciting, especially in the sheriff
race where a field Of seven candi-
dates was entered. G. G. Huffman
romped away with the nomination
having comfortable plurality.
Mr.. Huffman feels especially
pleased at the fine vote of his own
! ward and the fact that his big country
vote came from the farmers with
whom de- hau done business Tor years.
Arthur IIurd and F. A. Green had
a pretty contest for attorney hut
Hurd came under the wire well in
tfe lead.
The probate Judge fight was three
cornered but w. S. Anderson, de-
spite a two term record, was re-
nominated.
Ernest Morse distanced !. p. Per
riJ. for treasurer and Frank Close
was an easy winRer for assessor.
The wonderful and curious mark
ing of ballots was a puGzler to the
Judges. Many voters marked on'y
one or two names. Others religuisly
marked every name whether a con-
test was on or not.
The boards had an all nights JOB
counting ballots in town owing to
the length of the tickets and the
various complications.
Anderson carried Clay county by
256 majority This gives him the
r~-,'-, ton in the district by about
156 as he lost Dickinson by 100.
Governor and U. S. Senator.
Can RYAN Stubbs Curt
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PRIMARY RETURNS
DICKINSON VOTERS MIXED UP
THE FACTIONS.
Both sides Won Nominees ON Re
publican Tlcket--DeuOcraSic (
Vote Was Smallest
Ever.

state Senator III. A. AnGreson.
Representative w. Rice.
District Judge-R. l.. King.
County Clerk-H. w. King.
Treasurer-Ernest Morse.
Sheriff--G. @. Huffman.
superintendent--W. o. Steen.
Attorney-Arthur Hurd.
Register-Mrs. B. G. Anderson.
Probate Judge-W. s. Anderson
Surveyor-Karl Riddle.
Assessor v. Close.
High School rrustees-C. Bell, F
W., Karl.
Coroner-O. A. McKillip.
Commissioners-S. H. McElhen'
ny, G. w. Peterson.
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Republican County Vote.
First Ward.


First Ward.
senator-Lewis 49, Anderson ~.
Representative-Rice 6S, sellards
35.
Treasurer-More 65, Perrill 4S.
Clerk-Blachly 65, Baker Al.
Sheriff-Wilkie 8, Badger 3S,
Dary 8, Huffman AZ, McCurdy 20,
Test IL.
Probate Judge-Royer As, Ander-
son 36, Tiff 80.
Attorney-Hurd SO, Green So.
Assessor-Murphy 27, Close 81.
Committeeman-Health 81, Light
ner "a.
Second Ward.
senator-Lewis 72, ANDERSON ~.
Representative SO, sellards
II.
Treasurer-More 112, Perrill SO.
Clerk-Blachly 1O5, Baker 81.
sheriff-Wilkie %, Badger 80,
Dary 4, Huffman 81, Linden 1. Nc
Curdy %, Test Z.
Probate Judge-Royer 3d. Ander-
son 3S, Tiff AS.
Attorney-Hurd 101, Green %:
Assessor-M Murphy Sc, Close lOo.
Committeeman-Conklin 78, DIn-
ford IS.
Third Ward y
senator-Lewis 5S, Anderson 40.
Representative-Rice co. seiiards
46.
Treasurer-Morse II. Perrill 40,
Clerk--Blachly SO, Baker Al
sheriff-Wilkie IA, Badger As,
Huffman 40, Dairy 5, Linden 1, NC
Curdy 10, Test 2.
Probate Judge Roger 46, Ander-
SON sS, Tiff 80.
Attorney-Hurd 73, Green 81.
Assessor-Murphy 63, Close 80.
Commftteeman 4Halleck A. Sch
reiner So.
Fourth ward
Sen4I0E--A<GWte w. AANA
Representative Rice ~ ssllards
"a fs ,gf4gs a6H sHs3,s q 80
! Treasurer-Morse Is. PerrilI -.
clerEn4BIaeBIy SIS. Baker 50.
sheriff-WiIkBe 10, Badger g.
lDary O., Huffman s., Linden l. NC
lcurdy an, Test ?,
probate Judge--Royer S.. Ander-
son ss, Tiff 81.
Attorney-Hurd 7s, Green SO.
i Assessor-Murphy Se, Close 80.
committeeman-Tufts II, Gipe
SO.
Chapman
| senator-Lewis SO, Anderson SO
Representative-Riee Sc, sellardi
s5. !. :.
Treasurer-Morse 81. Perriil ~
/ CIerk-Blachiy as. Baker a..
sheriff-WiIkie 5, Badger 81
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Diary 7. Huffman 81. Linden 10, Nc.
Curdy a, Test IS.
Probate Judge-Royer 81, Ander-
son 81, Tiff 10.
Attorney-Hurd 6s. Green 20. :.
Assessor-Murphy a., Close Il.
Committeeman-Ed. Sandborn.
Grant
Senator-Lewis 81, Anderson ~.
Representative bs, sellards
II.
Treasurer-Morse Sc, Perrill 42.
Clerk-Blachly 4s, Baker So.
sheriff-wilkie 10, Badger 81.
Diary "a, Huffman 46, Linden I, Nc
Curdy 13, Test 0.
Probate Judge-Royer Ss, Ander-
son 81, Tiff 81.
Attorney-Hurd 40, Green 40.
Assessor-MurpKy SO, Close b4'
Committeeman-D. o. Lands.
Hope.
senator-Lewis 73. Anderson 30.
Representative Rice Al, Sellards
81.
Treasurer-Morse 70, Perrill 80.
Clerk-Blachly Sc, Baker So.
Sheriff. .wilkie 2, Badger 80,
Dairy q, Huffman SS, Linden 8, Nc
Curdy 1, Test Is.
Probate Judge Roger 45, Ander-
son 45, Tiff %.
Attorney-Hurd 5S, Green 81.
Garfield
Senator-Lewis 10, Anderson ~.
REPRESENTATIVE 10, Sellards
16.
Treasurer-Morse 16, Perrill 49,
Clerk-Blachly Is, Baker II.
sheriff-Wilkie 1, Badger a
Dairy o, Huffman %, Linden 6, Nc
Curdy 8, Test 0.
Probate Judge-Royer II, Ander-
son 10, lift 10.
Attorney-Hurd IS, Green IA.
Assessor-Murphy 20, Close 1S.
CAeeVer.
senator-Lewis 26, Anderson ~
Representative-Rice 80, Sellard'
t21.
Treasurer-Morse 80, PerriI ~
Clerk-Blachly %, Baker 20.
Shariff- -Wilkie q, Badger -
Dary 1, Huffman 1s. Linden s, Nc
lCurdy 8 Test 4.
Probate Judge Royer IS. Andet
Ison 2S, Tiff 16.
Attorney-Hurd S3, Green %.
Assessor-Murphy 20, Close e.
Hayes.
Senator-Lewis IA, Anderson ~
Representative Rice "a, Seilard
la.
Treasurer-Morse 35, .Perrill Is
/ Clerk. .Blachly IL Baker a.
sheriff-WiIkie 1, Badger IL
Dary 4, Huffman 21, Linden 2. Nc
Curdy 1, Test 0.
Probate Judge Roger IL, AndeT
SON 80. Tiff g.
Attorney--Hurd 33, Green 10.
Assessor -Murhy 21, Close 20.
Flora.
senator-Lewis SO, Anderson 80
Representative-Rice AZ, Sellnrd
rs.
Treasurer-Morse 54, Perrin 10
Clerk-Blachly A, Baker 30.
Sheriff -Wilkie 10, Badger II
Dairy 2, Huffman "a, Linden 2, Nc
iCurdy Test II.
Probate Judge-Royer z, Andei
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Sand springs

senator--Lewis IT, Anderson 8.
Representative-Rice IA. sellards
l5.
Treasurer-Morse 10. Perrili ..
Clerk-Blachly 16. Baker Q,
sheriff-wilkie 8. Badger 1s,
Dary o, Huffman ., Linden 0. Nc
Curdy Z, Test o.
Probate Judge-Royer Q, Ander-
SON s, Tiff IA.
Attorney--Hurd 16, Green 10.
Assessor Murphy IL, Close IA.
Fragrant Hill.
senator-Lewis z. Anderson 10.
Representative-Rice is, Sellards
4.
Treasurer-Morse IL, Perrill 10.
Clerk-Blachly 10, Baker 10.
sheriff-wilkie 0, Badger O.,
Dary 0, Huffman s, Linden IA, Nc
Curdy /, Test 2.
Probate Judge-Royer l, Ander-
son 1S. Tiff s.
Attorney-Hurd 10, Green 10.
Assessor-Murphy IL, Close s.
Sherman
Senator-Lewis 22, Anderson 10.
Representative-Rice 1S, Sellards
81.
Treasurer-Morse 21, Perrill 1S.
Clerk-Blachly 10, Baker 20.
sheriff-Wilkie 1, Badger 3,
Dary 2, Huffman 22. Linden 4, Nc
Curdy 2, Test 0.
Probate Judge--Royer 16, Ander-
son IL, Tiff s.
Attorney-Hurd 81, Green I.
Assessor-Murphy 10, Close 10.
Herington Second Ward
Senator-Lewis SO, Anderson AZ.
Representative--Rice 40, sellards
SO.
Treasurer-Morse 50, Perrill 26.
Clerk-Blachly 1O1, Baker s.
Sheriff-wilkie 0, Badger o.
Dary II, Huffman 8, Linden 0, Me-
Curdy /, Test Al.
Attorney-Hurd 81 Green 20.
Probate Judge-Royer IL, Ander-
SON Az. aIliff 22'
/. Assessor-Murphy Al, Close SO.
Herington Third Ward
senator-Lewis %. ANDERSON 81.
Representative Rice ,2s, sellards
!. .25, s,,.,....,s,.s.ss....,..... !.
clerk-Biachiy rs. Baker 4.
| sheriff-WiIkie 0. Badger 9,
Dary ~, Huffman 3, Linden 9, NC
Curdy 0, Test 20.
Probate Judge-Royer IL, Ander-
son 2s, Tiff "A.
Attorney--Green 81, Hurd rs.
/ Assessor-Murphy 26, Close 70.
HeringtOn Fourth Ward
senator-Lewis 80, Anderson 10.
Representative so Sellards
AZ.
Treasurer-Morse 81, Perrill 70.
| Clerk-Blachly 95, Baker s.
sheriff--Wilkie %, Badger q
Diary rs, Huffman o, Linden !, NC
Curdy 40, Test Al.
Probate Judge-Royer 20, Ander-
son 40, Tiff 1S.
Attorney-Hurd As, Green 80.
Assessor--Murphy AZ, Close 80.
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SON %, lliff ~.
Attorney-Hurd 25, Green 4S.
Assessor 2e, Close So.
Wheatland.
senator-Lewis IS, Anderson I.
Representative 8, sellards
10.
Tfeasurer-Morse IT. Perrill 8.
Cberk-Blachly ~, Baker 10.
sherIffZWiIkie 6, Badger 8,
Dark o. Huffman IL. Linden /, Me
Curhy 2, Test 0. X
Ffohate Judge Roger z, Ander-
aon 4. Tiff II.
Attorney-Hurd 1S, Green 8.
Assessor Murphy IL, Close 10.
Willowdale (Center)
senator-Lewis s, Anderson 3.
Repfesentative-Rice 8 Sellards .
Treasurer-Morse 12, Perrill 4.
clerk-Blachly 8, Baker IL.
Hheriff-Wilkie 1, Badger, 2,
Dauy 0. Huffman z, Linden o. Nc
Curdy 4, Test /.
Probate Judge-Royer 1, Ander-
son 8, Tiff s.
Attorney-Hurd 7, Green 8.
Assessor-Murphy z, Close 8.
Rhinehart.
Senator-Lewis II, Anderson Z.
Representative-Rice 8, Sellards
III.
Treasurer-Morse 10. Perrill 8.
Clerk-Blachly 10. Baker 3.
Sheriff-Wilkie 2, Badger l.
Dary Huffman 15, Linden 2, Nc
Curdy o, Test o.
Probate Judge-Royer 6, Ander-
son 10, Tiff 2. /.
Attorney-Hurd 10, Green 8.
Assessor-Murphy 13, Close 3.
Union.
Senator-Lewis 10, Anderson 2.
Representative-Rice 3, Sellards 9
9Treasurer-Morse IL, Perrill 3.
-Blachly 10, Baker 2.
SherifF-Wilkie 0, Badger 0
lDary 13, Huffman 4, Linden Q, Nc
Curdy 0, Test /.
Probate Judge Roger 2, Ander
son 9, Tiff /.
Attorney-Hurd 6, Green IL,
/ Assessor IL, Close 2.
4 Enterprise
senator-Lewis Al Anderson a
4 SentativeAA Rice 81, Saliar6
l7s.
Treasurer-Morse So. Perrill St
Clerk--BlachIy a., Baker 40.
sheriff-Wilkie 2, Badger 9
lDary 1s, Huffman 80, Linden Is, Nc
,iCurdy /, Test 81.
1 Probate Judge-ROyer 81, AndeI
son AZ, Tiff IS.
| Attorney-Hurd 55, Green -.
! Assessor-Murphy 4S, Close n.
Ridge
Senator-Lewis 10, Anderson ~
Representative--Rice 2S, seliard
II.
| Treasurer-Morse 10, Perrill q
Clerk-Blachly %. Baker is.
Sheriff-Wilkie 10, Badger
Dary Huffman 16, Linden ., Nc
Curdy o.. Test 3.
Probate Judge-Rcyer IL, Andcl
son 25, Tiff g.
Attorney-Hurd SO. Green 10.
Detroit
Senator-LeWis 13, Anderson
Representative IL, Sellaro
, 10.
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postal sariner Rank . TaImage.

The post office at Talmage was
designated as a postal savings de-
pository August 1. Patrons Of this
office have the privilege Of deposit
ing their money with the govern
menta
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-08


sheriff-Wilkie 0. Badger IL,
Dary 1, Huffman. IL, Linden 1, Nc
Curdy 1. Test 0.
probate Judge-Royers 8, Ander-
SON IS, lift 8.
Attorney--Hurd II, Green 8.
ssessor--Murphy s, Close IL
Buckeye (Center)
senator--Lewis 8. Anderson II.
Representative-Rice IS sellards
Z.
Treasurer-Morse is, Perrill IL.
Clerk-Blachly IS, Baker IL.
sheriff-wilkie 4, Badger ?,
Dairy 0, Huffman 12, Linden |, Nc
Curdy s, Test o.
Probate Judge-Royer 8, Ande't
SON 1S. Tiff 7.
Attorney-Hurd 10. Green IA.
Assessor Murphy IS, Close 8.
Talmage
Senator-Lewis Is, Anderson 10.
Representative-Rice 1S, sellards
16.
Treasurer-Morse 13, Perrill IL.
Clerk-Blachly II, Baker II.
sheriff-Wilkie 2, Badger 9,
Dairy O, Hoffman IA, Linden 0, Nc
Curdy 4, Test 3.
Probate Judge-Royer 5, Ander-
son 8, Tiff Is.
Attorney-Hurd 1S, Green IL.
ssessor-Murphy 1S, Close 10.
Banner
Senator-Lewis 25. Anderson 10.
Representative-Rice SO, Sellards
10.
Treasurer-Morse 81, Perrill "a.
CIerk-Blachly 81, Baker 25.
! sheriff-wnkie 2. Badger 81
Dairy S, Huffman Z, Linden 2S, Nc
Curdy o. Test Z.
Probate Judge-Royer 10, Ander-
SON 81. Tiff Z.
Attorney-Hurd 26 Green II.
Assessor-Murphy 26, Close 1e,
solomon
senator-Lewis so, Anderson ~
Representative--Rice 16, Sellardi
5S.
Treasurer-Morse 80, Perrill Sa.
Clerk-Blachly 4S, Baker 10.
4 sh'erIff--Wilkie 8, Badger 3
,lDnry 8, Huffman 80, Linden 9. Mcc
Curdy 35, Test :
Probate Judge-Royer Is, Ander
SON 80, Tiff Is.
Attorney-Hurd 35, Green rs.
Assessor-Murphy %, Close 2S
Lyon
senator-Lewis 20, Anreson %.
Representatiye-Rice 3S, Sellardi
25.
Treasurer-Morse 40, Perrill II
Clerk-Blachly 81 Baker 10.
sheriff-Wilkie 4, Badger !
J Dairy 81, Huffman 4, Linden 0, Nc
Curdy 0, Test 0.
Probate Judge-Royer IL, Ander
son AZ, Tiff 5.
Attorney-Hurd 43, Green q.
Murphy A, Close 10.
Liberty
: Senator-Lewis 35J Anderson 40
Representative-Rice 81, SellardI
20.
Treasurer-Morse "a, Perrill 4S
. -Blachly SO, Baker IL.
s Sheriff-Wilkie IS, Badger 5
Dary 10, Huffman 13, Linden Nc
Curdy 2, Test 81.
Probate Judge-Royer q, Ander
! son AZ, Tiff 8.
Attorney-Hurd AZ, Green 20.
ssessor-Murphy SO, Close "a.
Logan
senator-Lewis 20, Anderson So
u Representative-Ri SO, Sellard
4 20.
Treasurer-Morse AZ. Perrill As.
Sheriff-Wilkie 0. Badger ]
fDary 8, Huffman IS, Linden 81, Nc
1 Curdy 2, Test 4.
Probate Judge-Royeyr 16, Ander
SON 45, Tiff 20.
Attorney-Hurd 81 Green SO.
yI Jefferson
Senator-Lewis II, Anderson II
i Representative Rice 10, sellaFd
! la. sttta* 'tf 1eG
Treasurer--MOrse 1e, Perriu II
cIerk.-Blachly lS, RakeF IL.
Sheriff. -Wpkie Q, Badger 2
llDary 5, Huffman IS, LnAeu o Nc
yCuedE l.. Test 3. 4ea
sEs Probate Judge Royer q Ander
leon 8, Iliff ss4or rm a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-08-08

The eOvnty vote with two Dreeints
to report is: as
Lewis ------------------------'---- -------------''