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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-19
FARMERS CUT WHEAT
ALL DAY ON SUNDAY,

Many farmers harvested wheat
Sunday. The fields are all ready to
cut and it is necessary to hurry
things. Fields now cut promise a
full average yield.
Wheat ripened with unusual ra-
pidity during the last week, neces-
stating quick work from the farm
ers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-19
"MUGGsY" BACK AGAIN.
Monroe and Alton Back to the State
League.

"Muggsy" Monroe and Bill Alton
of the Santa Fe base ball team, are
to go back to the Manhattan team
in the state league. Monroe is here
today to get ten-day lay off from
his railroad work, and with Alton
will leave tonight for Manhattan
Dodge City Globe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-19

Carl Meier died at six o'clock last
night at his home, 4O1 East North
Fourteenth street, after a sickness
of some months, aged rs years.
Funeral services will be held from
the home tomorrow afternoon at
1880 and from the Evangelical
church at o'clock.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-19
AFRICANS DEFEAT LUTHERANs
IN LEAGUE BALL GAME

In fairly good game, exciting in
spots, the Africans defeated the
Lutherans in a Sunday school lea
que ball game at the fair grounds
last evening, 10 to 6. Batteries:
Lutherans, Barber and Woodward;
Africans, Williams and Bell.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-19
Advertised Letters.

For week ending June 16, 1918:
Mrs. M. A. Alsworth, Burl L.
Alexander, Grant Balmer, Col F.
Callahan, K. L. Durbon, Sr. Lusto
Latelo, G. s. Roush, F. B. Weaver.
Scott Watson.
w. A. MATTEsoN, P. M.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-19
GOOD PRINTING.

When you have a job of
. printing-bill heads, letter
heads, envelopes, cards, invi-
|. tations, counter checks,
pamphlets, or any kind of
job work-give the Reflector
|. a chance to do 1t for you.
If you can't call telephone =
95 and a man will be sent to
} see to your wants.
The printing done by the Z
] Reflector is right and the
prices are right.
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Their Baby Taken.
fFrom Monday's paily. ]

IFTOM MOnuHyB DaIIy'I
Helen Lucille, the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. Pinkham,
died last night. The burial was in
the Catholic cemetery this morning.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-19
FOR GARDEN PARASITES

An Abilene garden raiser
has devised a plan for the
= eradication Of potato bugs,
the melon apis, and similar
pests, which he asserts is SUI
b perior to anything he has
ever tried, insectides includ-
ed. Its simplicity Is start
: ling. Simply place under
= the affected plant a single
: or flat board, one end ele-
waited a little from the
= ground.
In the evening when the
chilly dews begin to settle,
the pests grow cold. Then
= they crawl under the pro-
3 tecting eve of the board,
and cling to the bottom of it.
st In the morning they may
be gathered together and de-
stroyed or the bottom of the
board may be smeared with
glue, or a piece of sticky
fly paper may be tackled
to 1t.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-19

l, O. e. Rhodes. president Of said bank,
Is true; that said bank has no liabilities, and
is not indoruer on any note or Obligation
other than shown on the above statement,
to the best Of my knowledge and BELIEF. so
help me God, O. T.. RHODES
President
Subscribed and sw, rn to before me, this
18th day OF June, 1918.
n. Z. RHODES,
lsEAL1 Notary Public.
Commission expires on the 2Oth day OF
Nov. 1879
Correct, Attest:
o. 3. RHODES,
M. e RHODna, Directors.
GOTTLInB R0RDEOKERl
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HE FOUND IT.

Reflector ads pay. c. G.
Wyandt lost the tail lamp
from his automobile, at least
it was gone. So he put an
ad in the Reflector last even
ing.
Today he found it. Sonny
Hampton saw the ad. He had
removed the lamp to clean
it, and neglected to men
!. tion 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1913-06-19

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11
ANOTHER BOSTON
EXCURSION BOOKED

W. p. Agnew. secretary Of the Canon
City Chamber OF Commerce. on We'd
nesday arranged hotel and automo-
bile accommodations for a party Of
100 New England people. who win
visit Canon city on July 10. 1914.
while making a trip through the
Rocky Mountain region The booking
was done for the George E Marsters
Tours company of Boston. which
brought several large parties of sight
seers here last summer.
The excursionists will travel on a
special train. and II Ia expected will
remain here over night for the par
pose OF visiting the swimming pool
after making the trip to the top of the
Royal Gorge and back to town Over
the Skyline drive. The excursion al
iuded to is planned .or the purpose
OF carrying members OF the b. P. o.
r and their families to the Eiks ma
tionai convention In Denver.
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noyers.
Mrs. Kibbie. chairman Of the enter
tainment committee. gave an account
Of the different entertainments.
Mrs Coulter gave an address. which
was well prepared. In 1t she stated
that the gain In membersh.p for the
year was fourteen. There were no
deaths
She thanked the officers individually
for the assistance that they rendered
her during her term of office. and up
on concluding presented Mrs. Kibbie
and Mrs. Knight a spoon as a person
al gift for services rendered. engraved
with tx" on one side and &C" on the
other. which she said could stand
for Colorado. Canon City. columbine
and several other things commencing
with c.. and Coulter.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Estelia Lonnecker. worthy matrou:
F. F. Hunter. worthy patron; Camille
Vaughn. associate matron: Anna Rus
sell. secretary; Della knight. treas
urer; Hattie Ames, conductor; Mary
Fairbanks. associate conductor.
The other officers are appointed
Installation OF officers will take
place at the next stated session. Dec
18th.
II was voted to have an oyster sup
per and Richard knight was appoint
ed chairman Of n committee Of six
TO make arrangements.
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COAL PRICES ABOUT
NORMAL IN DENVER

Summer prices Of coal are again in
effect. with n heavy splash put in op-
grafton yesterday for cash or c. o. D.
sales Of coal to retail consumers. An
additional charge OF IS cents a ton is
made to customers for whose pur-
chases book accounts have been kept
The cut on Ignite coal amounts TO
sl.ss per ton. First grade Ignite
lump Is ss.15 a ton. delivered. instead
of $3.50. and second grade Ignite is
a.ss. instead of $500. The prices
were $500 and $3.50. respectively.
when tho strike was started.
Vice President ID. W. Brown OF the
Rocky Mountain Fuel company said
that there is plentiful supply Of coal
ON hand and that the drop OF prices is
due TO improved producing conditions,
Rocky Mountain News.
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UNION DEMANDS
UNION RECOGNITION
Dec srd. 1913.

Dec 3rd, 1913.
To E. NJ Ammons. Governor:
Resolved. that we extend to His
Excellency. Governor z. NJ Ammons.
and also Secretary OF Labor W. p.
Wilson our warm appreciation of their
best efforts to terminate the coal
miners strike: be 1t further
Resolved. that a settlement without
recognition OF the union Is worthless
as far as the miners Of Fremont coun-
ty Is concerned: be II further
Resolved. that as far as the coed
cerned the promises Of the coal op-
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orators are no more good to US than
the beautiful sunshine of Colorado IS
to us when we are two miles under
the ground: and be 1t further
Resolved. that we are not going
back to work until we get a written
agreement and full recognition Of the
union between the coal operators and
the United Mine Workers of America
These resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted by local union No 25,c.
consisting of 1ss members of Fremont
county. Colorado
LOUIS VAN LAO.
President
ARTHUR W. TEACHEY.
Recording Secretary
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11
SiHmber Party.

siHmber Party.
On Monday evening Miss Eta Wait
on entertained a number Of young la
dies at a slumber party. The evening
was happily passed with games and
music and at eleven O'Clock a most
appetizing luncheon was served.
While but very little slumbering was
done jolly good time IS reported
by all present
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11
wenan's Cisb.

Tuesday afternoon the regular ses-
sion Of the woman's Club was held.
RON call was responded to by cur
rent events.
Mrs Julia Burleigh Smith was the
leader OF the afternoons lesson.
which was the The Historical Devei-
opment OF the Family Other mem
bers gave very instructive papers
along the same subject AT the close
OF the lesson Mrs Lewis. accompanied
by Mrs. Louis Reynolds. sang oh.
without Thee
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Entertained zoo Club.


Miss Beuiah Emmerson was hostess
to the Five Hundred club ON Tuesday
evening OF this week. Mrs. Harley
Turner made the highest score that
has ever been recorded in the chron-
icles OF the club-10.oso.
This meeting was the last which
Miss Gertrude Horney will attend be-
fore her departure for California where
she viii make her home in the future.
and she was presented with a similar
token as that won by Mrs. Turner.
The taliies carried appropriate
Christmas sentiments, the prizes were
dressed in Christmas wrappings and
the holiday idea was suggested I'm
many pretty ways throughout the
serving of the excellent luncheon.
The club has reputation for
its happy gatherings and the AFFAIR
of Tuesday was no exception to the
rule.
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R.eriue Party.

On Friday afternoon. December 5th.
Miss Nora Lea was the attractive
hostess to one Of the prettiest dances
of the season. 1t was principally a
Raging party.
Miss Lea in her generous manner
provided everything possible to make
the occasion one OF huge enjoyment.
The Annex hall was used. with Mr..
Williams at the piano. The refresh
ments. grape punch and assorted
nints. we're quite tastefuiiy served.
The Invitations were limited. with
twelve couples responding
Those present were the Misses
Francis walker. Mildred Kitteli. Anna
Harry. Leila Armstrong. Fern Arm
strong. Myra Sheriff.. Isabel Evans.
Devere Dozier. Mildred sanderson.
Berniee Biinn. Irma Litfeii and Nora
Lea: McsSrx- Jean RaEsdaie. Roland
Armstrong. Walter Rea. Clyde Hys-
soEz. Carl Scott. Reynolds Lewis. Les
lie Stevenson. Fred Relter. Clarence
Dolan. C. c. Page. NJ. verstregg and
Harry HyssonE.
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|H0NORED
MEMORY
OF DEAD
BROTHERS

. "a Sta4Aon OAtJ A<04ktF
No. $40. Benevolent and Protective
Order OF Elks. paid tribute Sunday
evening in their annual lodge OF sor-
row" 70 their departed brothers. The
memorial seyice was held at their
club building. corner OF Fourth street
and Macon avenue. and was largely
attended by the EIks and their friends.
The program was splendid tribute
TO the virtues Of the dead and will
keep green the memory Of the nobler
qualities OF their lives.
The lodge room was decorated for
the occasion and was in keeping
with the solemn. but beautiful. ritual
OF the order at such times The ex-
ercises were OF such character as to
make stronger the ties that bind man
kind in a universal brotherhood and
TO the principles of charity. justice.
brotherly love and fidelity. upon
which the order Of Elks Is founded
The memorial service of Canon City
Lodge. No. s1o. Sunday night was one
OF the most beautiful and impressive
evere held here and was fitting i'm
preston of brotherly affection for
those who have crossed the divide
between the here and the hereafter
and gone down to the valley of 81
,enee into green pastures and beside
the still waters
The memorial address was made by
Bernard J. Ford OF Denver and the in
dividual eulogies by General Maupin
and Kent L. Eldred. both Of them eio-
quent Of the virtues OF those who have
gone before and of the brotheriy love
that Actuated them during their lives
among US.
During the last ten years thirty-nins
members of Canon City Lodge of Elks
have died. nine of them during the
last twelve months.
The memorial program follows;
Music by the lodge organist-Gus-
tav stromberger.
March by the organist
Entrance OF lodge members.
Opening exercises by the lodge.
Invocation-Rev. ]. G. Blake.
ouartet--BeautifuI Isle--Fearis-
Gate City Quartet
individual euiogies-Gen- Joseph
NJ. Maupin-
Musical selection. violin and piano
Misses Mackenzie and Kennedy.
individual euIogies-Kent L Eldred-
ouartet-"The Vacant Chair
Gate City Quartet
Memorial address-Bernard J. Ford
OF Denver.
Closing exercises by the lodge
Benediction-Rev. ]. C. Blake
The Departed Members
The first member of Canon City
Lodge b. p. o. <. to pass away was
Levi b. Ward. who died Feb -. 1908.
The last to die was Morton II. Rogers,
whose death occurred Nov. ls. 1918.
The complete list OF the lodges dead
follows: Levi b. Ward. Clarence C.
Brown. James o. Jamison. Charles
o'Brien. Louis Riede. Harry W Mead,
Fred W. ArenberE. Evans Mcfarland.
Charles NJ. Ward. George n. Law
renee. ]. Percy Fieishel. T. J. Tong.
William l.. Malpass. Thomas II. cra-
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Rev. o. S. Reed has returned to
Canon City from Manxanola. where he
has been engaged in evangeiistic work
at the Christian church for the last
three weeks
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W. Q. ". Elect 0meers.

Gate City Circle No. 100 elected Of
hccrs at the last meeting OF the cir
Gle In November for the ensuing year.
The same corps OF officers were re-
elected with the exception of magi-
clan. as the present incumbent.
Neighbor Rowena Dyer. Is about to
leave for Oklahoma
Arrangements have not been made
for installation.
wisnerwursts. sandwiches. apples
and coffee were served after the cioss
Of the session.
A, tho meeting held Monday even
ing letter was read from the grand
guardian. c. c. Van orsdaii. OF Port
land. congratulating the clerk. Mrs,
Moore. on her perfect work.
Mrs. Zeigler asked the members to
remain after the close OF the session
for a social and served home made
cake and coffee.
Postais have been sent by the clerk
to each member reminding them OF the
change In the constitution whereby
the monthly assessment is due on tho
nrst Of each month and delinquent ON
the 9Th. instead OF the esth. AS for
merly The new ruling goes into ef-
feet January let.
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C. LAmb.
Each LADY Vas asked 70 give stunt
and . program Of music. readings
and story telling was the result
Mrs. Theo. Ashley won the prize
at . guessing game.
Each guest found her place at the
table by means Of hand painted Jap
anese place cards. The hostess served
delicious repast, which the guests
voted "the best stunt Of all"
At the close Mrs. ]. B. Hall. in her
delightful manner. presented Mrs.
Lamb with cut glass water pitcher,
sugar and creamer. the gift o: the
ladies present Mrs. Lamb was very
much surprised. but responded with
few well chosen words
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11
SAVE Is PER
GENT on YOUR
BILL of TREES
and PLANTS

by ordering direct. We
have no agents in Colo.
at present and will give
you the commission OF on
orders placed now. We
are prepared to furnish
auch varieties as Colorado
Orange. Cedar Hill lilack
and Shend prnpagatcd
from Canon City Orchards
with good records, We
grow a general line and
can handle your business
to your entire satisfaction
Send us your list and let
Us make you prices. New
catalogue ready and will
he mailed free ON request
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11
Monday Reading Cisb.

The Monday Reading club met this
week with Mrs Clara Coulter. the
vice president. Mrs. sindcn. presiding.
In place Of observing the annual
charity day. the club contributed In
di,idualiy and sent IS check to Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace in honor OF the
ssth anElssr<ary Of their marriage.
Mrs. Felter read several short Sc
iections Of humorous nature: The
Summer Vacation Dress Suits g
The Bungalow Woman closing
with a poem. How John Left the
FArm." by James whitcomb Riley.
Mrs. Coulter read Some Undercur-
rents In AEnes."
There were thirteen members pres
ent Who responded TO roll call with
quotations from Milton.
Delicious refreshmcnts were served
during the social hour.
The meeting next week will be held
with Mrs. Sadie McIAin.
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Tross.e.s Tea.


On "Wednesday of this week nearly
half hundred names were registered
In Miss Gertrude Horney's guest book.
being intimate friends who attended
her trousseau tea. The exquiSiteiy
wrought wedding dress. all hand
made by the mother Of the bride
elect and the many pretty wedding
garments and shower gifts were on
display during the afternoon and
evening
Miss Horney has been the recipient
Of many social courtesies during the
past month in honor OF her approach
ing marriage to Mr.. Ernest Harris
which will take place at Long Beach
She will leave on Monday for the
western coast her future home be-
Ing Sonora. Calf.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11

ven. Ferdinand Stockder, ]. Herbert
Renshaw. Louis F. Beecher. August
Menzel. Fred schlaeippi. William Ly-
ons. Ned C. Craven. E. NJ. Smith. e.
W. Leavitt. J. J. Beach. George A. Mac
Kenzie. Henry BelknaP. Paul C. Da-
Wis. ]. W. Hardy. E. c. Baldwin. z. s
Armstrong. Andrew V. Small. Otto
Henning. Henry l. White, John B.
Russell. Theodore VI. Harding. Har-
old W. Lyle. C. c. Ferguson. T. F,
Cooney and Morton II. Rogers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11

Home Bakery opposite postofice.
Under new management Have en-
pioyed first class baker. Fresh baked
bread daily. Doughnuts and coffee
cake. all kinds Of layer cake baked
fresh every day. Pies a speciality
adv 2slts
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Eastern star Hear. Yearly Reports.

Eastern star Hears Yearly Reports
Monday evening. Dec. LIST. the an
nuai meeting OF Canon City Chapter
No. 81. O. f. s.. was held at Masonic
temple. with the worthy matron. Clara
Coulter. presiding.
Reports OF the different officers for
the year were given.
The secretary. Mrs. Fairbanks. re-
ported that there were twcnty-three
sessions held during the year. The
worthy matron was the only officer
present at every seccion. On May 5th
every officer. both elective ana APP
polntivc. was in her and his respect.
i've place.
The chairman OF the sick commit
tee. Mrs. Della knight, reported fifty.
two calls made.
Mrs. Mcdonald. a member of the
calling committee. reported forty-four
calls made.
Mrs. swanson gave tho report II
the auditing committee. which showed
that they had found the books correct
and good balance In the treasury.
Mrs.. Boyle. chairman Of the uower
committee. reported s2s speat for
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Progress Club.

The Progress club met Monday
evening. Dec. 1st with Mrs. Watson
The study being that of Mexico.
"The Mexican woman"-Miss Nc
conneli.
Beyond the Mexican sierras'-
Miss Tanner.
The club enjoyed looking at the col
lection OF Mexican curios obtained by
Mr.. VIII Anderson during his visi, &c
Mexico.
Light refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11
ARTHUR W. TEACHEY.
Recording Secretary
Fell from Roof while sho,elIng snow.
President


W. p. Hillix is suffering from 4
broken wrist as a result Of falling
from the kitchen roof of his home a
day or two ago, where he had gone
to remove the snow. He fell a dis
tance of eight feet and lit on a ce-
ment walk He threw out his let
hand to protect himself and the mem-
Der was bent back. breaking one of
the bones Of the wrist and straining
the ligaments- The hand is badly
swollen and IL has caused him much
pain and loss OF sleep since the ac-
Citizen
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11

Dolls. pennants, Christmas station
cry at whipple's-adv
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11
Farewell for Mrs. Lamb.

Farewell Tor Mrs. Lamb.
o. Tuesday afternoon a numter OF
ladies' Of Harding's addition gathered
At the homo Of Mrs. Sherman ". Lane
sAe guest Of honor being Mrs. George
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-11
Children Cry
FOR FlETcnER'S
Q a 8 Z Q RIA
Mrs. Prcssey Returns Home.

Mrs. Prcssey Returns Homo.
Mrs. Sumner Prcssey and little
son wadsworth returned to their home
In PubcIo after weeks visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. r.. Tanner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-03
SAYS GALLOWAY
is MISTAKEN
Secretary Fisher Comes to the
Defense OF Irrigation in
Arid Regions.

WASHINGTON. Feb. z.-Seoretery
Fisher IN defense Of the government ir-
rigatlon work and IN reply TO the recent
declaration before house committee by
DR. 3. t. Galloway chief OF the bureau
OF plant industry. that there has never
been any long continued successful ir-
rigation agriculture IN an arid region
anywhere in the world" has written to
Chairman Moss OF the committee deny
ing Dr.. Gal!oway's assertion. He also
has written TO Secretary Wilson asking
him TO prepare an official statement 70
show the necessity of irrigation. it's
growth in the United States and the
practical results not only in crop pro-
auctions but in building up a desra BILE
citizenship in the remote portions OF the
west"
Or. Galloway's statement, says Secre-
tary Fisher. has resulted In much un-
favorable comment. some of Il iutimating
that the governments s1i, 600, 900 invest
ment In reclamation work has been un-
wise.
The secretary asserts that up to date
there are no developments which should
occasion alarm for the permanent future
Of the land reclaimed or FOR the coutin-
ned prosperity OF the people who have
settled upon It,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-03
NO|SELESS CITY IS
THE INVENTOR AIM
Hiram Maxim, Jr,, on the Eve
of Solving Greatest Prob
lem of the Age.
PATENTS ARE PENDING
Shows Much Enthusiasm as
He Talks of the Good to
BE Accomplished.
PATENTS ARE PENDING

BY International News Service
HARTFORD, Conn. Feb. 2.--Te Tensc
and enthusiastic over the magnitude and
the well nigh lncomprehensible results
and eyolutions OF his recent remarkable
discoveries. Hiram Percy Maxim, Jr,. In
ventor of the noseless gun and most Ga :
nous OF a famous family Of inventors,
told an international News Service re-
porter this afternoon how the noiseess
city may become n fact In the not dis
tant future.
Strewn ABOUT on the desk and table in
the Inventors office were the llttle de-
vices to be attached 10 all sizes OF fire.
arms which eliminate practically the
sound OF the. powder explosion. Outside
the liltle office Is the wonderful work
shop OF the Maxim Silent Firearms COM
pany, which is fittlngly located in sec
ton or the old plant Of the Colt Re-
volver works. The building smells oi
machine OIL and lubricants and is t!fty
years old, being one OF the first erect
ed when the civil war created the first
big demand for revolvers In this appro-
PIRATE surrounding and atmosphere Mr..
Maxim explained as much as his patent
applications would permit, the details OF
the coming silent gun, only q generation
WAY. saying.