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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-12-10
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

VIM. Alderman Jr., of Oak HILL
and Mrs. Name Towner Of Solomon
were united in marriage at the Pres
byterian manse in Abilene on We'd
nesday afternoon, November 20, by
Rev. F. S. Blayney, D. D.-Solomon
Tribune.
When the members of the school
board of District No. 55 came 10
Abilene to obtain new teacher
friends Of Miss Elizabeth Landes'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Lanes, and Mr.. Leslie Kaufman
learned of their marriage recently.
The young folks admit they are mar
ried but they's not telling just when'
at least they are not telling very
many of their friends, who were
surprised to hear of the wedding.
Rev. J Willard DeYoe and Mr.. kauff-
man made a trip to the place where
Miss Landes was teaching, near
Acme, Wednesday afternoon, and
this leads inquisitive ones to be-
lieve that the marriage took place
then. But that part of it is still a
secret, except to a few. Miss Landes
comes from one of the best known
families in the county. She Is q
graduate of the Abilene high school
and has always been a popular girl
in her set. Mr.. Kaufman Is son
Of Mrs. Mary Kaufman. He is an in
dustrious and capable young man.
Mr.. Kaufman is with the B. u.
Whitehead dry goods store. For the
present, they will live at the Landes
home south of town.
The wedding of Miss Ridotta FAR
manter of Solomon and Mr.. Arthur
Woolley of Salina will be celebrated
the coming month. The bride-elect
ia one of Solomon's most popular
Young women. Mr.. Woolley is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Woolley
of Salina. His father is secretary
of the Western Star Milling COM
pany.
The w. r. C. at its meeting Mon
day afternoon elected the following
officers: Mrs. Jennie Anderson,
president; Mrs. Nancy Haugh, SEN
Tor vice-president; Mrs. Anna Fid-
dock, Junior vice; Mrs. o. ]. Peters,
chairman; Mrs. Laura shockey, con-
ductress; Mrs. Elva oliver, guard
Other officers of the w. R. G. hold
over.
Led by the president, Mrs. F. W.
George, the Wichita federation OF
women's clubs sold $3.50 worth Of
lead pencils on the streets to pay
for a visiting nurse for the poor Of
the city.
zee
Abilene Camp No. $50, N. w. A.
elected the following officers for th'
next term at their meeting las
night: Past Consul. John r. Roe
mer; venerable consul, W. E. Blye
worthy advisor. ]. K. Markley. bank
or, John Carpenter, clerk, G. P. sny
der; watehman. Floyd A. Lilies, sen
try, E. N. Tulles; trustee for tire
years, John H. ROemer; examinin
physicians. Drs. T. r. Conklin, I
B. FeIty and s. stselsmith.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-12-10

Led by the president, Mrs. F. W.
George, the Wichita federation Oh
women's clubs sold $3.50 worth OF
lead pencils on the streets to pay
for visiting nurse for the poor OF
the city.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

THE CORRESPONDENT eegaphed special message last evening the effect that the newspapers outside filled with war news
 and this speaks very eoquently of the conditions VAR NEVIS that are prevailing in different parts of Europe
 When the newspapers are filled with such news from abroad it means that all the transatlantic press agencies see great danger ahead the fake of local war cores pondents.
 The cause of the trouble between Austria and Serva is of political kind The murder committed for political req sons The archduke his wife murdered by two men who swoe that they would take of the lives of the Austrian royal family because they blamed Austria for suppessng Sera and wrenchng from her the fruits of her victory Turkey
 remarkable thing connected with the murder that when the shots were fired royal pair the general who was on guard with them at the time did know that the bullets had touched them He saw them together in the carriage and speak to each other in On travelling distance he saw blood in the mouth of the archduke. Both dead.
 The taking of these lives the taking of hundreds of thousands of others This the strange logic of royal politics. What battle royal would surely be between Russia and France on one side and Germany and Austria the other The Austans could put without much trouble million the Russian border Russia could her with number equally great The great hosts of France and Germany would meet after mobilization would occupy only few days fo constantly the been preparing for the time when they must rush at each others throats at moments notice.
 And all this human beings shot by crazed lover of his little Servia.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

Fishing tackle at J T. Graef'S.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

Entered as second class matter poOce Seward Alaska
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

A large assortment of mems negi- gee shirts, both light and dark colors; values to $3 each; your cl oice, $1.5O. Brown x Hawkins, Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

We guarantee Fishers Blend Flour, S2 per sack. Fishers Art, $1.75 at Brown & Hawkins, Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

Special Sale of watches, jewelry and diamonds to reduce stock. George the Jeweler. 1w
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

The name "Gamble's" is Trade Mark and wherever seen is guarantee of Wholesome ness and Cleanliness
The Seward gateway., 1914-07-28

You'll find everything In the Pastry Line at Cooper's Cafe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
TeriOnalia.

Srau @if6e ne . aper feierte i'm
Sreunoiunentreiie an Mittpph ibren 70ten
@eburtstag. Sic geb0rt su ben beporsua.
ten Jrauen bic ME dIter Sonoern imner
Il n 9 unb liebenSmiroiger perben. unb
ibr Tam Der 3abn Der !3eit einfah nihts
anbabcn. Gud Der nNorbfern" 9ratulirt
nadtrdglih.
Seuie Greitas feiert Srau 6 b a 8. MiheI
ihren @eburtstag. uno morgen Samitag
Srlu Bal. 9brr, Iebtere ben S3ten. Nud
Sran SDrr 1T elm leuhteno sBeiipiel ooopn
ME nan Ieben foa nm elm hpbes Nltcr su
erreif1en. 9ieien beioen Samen 9ratuliren
mir gum porous.
Sic Serrcn &lfreo uno 6. q. 2anaens
b a d puroen pl6slih nod Moppile bernt
ffu, mo ihr sreifer Gotcr i'm Nlter BON IS
Sob IN uno blsber i'm bfiten WohIiein. lei.
Der einen Sdlasnnfau erlitt. Sen leeien
8eridten aemdB lift Der bieoere aIte Serr
auf otr Bfierun9.
Serr unh Trau @ ID. @ a BON Ga.
taract iinb bier i'm Sauie BON Carl Yaul Su
8eiud eingetrofea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
SoOesi6atten.

Tranfe. Nueuit Sronfe, @ater
BON Nen. 8bilipp y. Sronte, 9iIis-
Yfnrrer oeS Hfarrers 8erbaro Slim
ten non Der ct. Soiepb's &otbeorale
mo bon benjamin 5. 6ronfe. 1915
Charles StroBe. Itarb Oienitog in
ieinent @eint 81 Eotoli i'm utter pom
IS Sobren. 0os 9esr1bniB mar
9citern III Nntoit.
EcttibUue. sSrou Goroelia @il-
ion Yettibone, f45 iiiol. s. Strabe,
itorb ON 9ienltoe Abeno INN bal6 10
llbr. 5Sruu 4cttibone erlitt I'M
Sabre 1910 eincn Sdlogonfon urto
'por beinate loieoer bergeltellt ul3 lie
bor etlpa bier @od,en eincn @iiiten
hrlld, erlitt, Der i6lieblid) ibrell Zoo
3iir fYolge batte. Ole 0~eriiorbene
heirnthete I'M Sabre 1855 4lbert
Y. Yettibone, Der iih Elm Sabr
iriibcr in ga Groiie ni~eocraeIaIIen
butte. uno oieier Che cntiproIlen flint
9inber, pornn ein Sobn. 9&ilion 81,
Der in Sonni6al, Ytn., ppbnt, u1o
cine Eotter, 5Srai, @. u. Sttpr in
Ga Grniie, Die Neritorbene ilberleben.
5ro1t Geitibone mar cine quite 9ilr-
GERM un0 cin ongeiehene5 &ird)en-
mit9lieo. 0os 9%eorGbniB mar &C.
tern Nadnuittag.
Sebnen. SRI. 0elene2 ebnen.
Sod]ter bon @rn. unb 6rou @etcr
Sehnen, 1929 lilbl. 6. StroBe, l1orb
geltern i'm @lternhauie nod einel'
oreimonotliden &ranfbeit inn MItcr
bon pier5ig Sobren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
Strgnisunss=8esweiie

Taieitie. 9eben 9adymittng uno AberD
a~hfrediello &auoeDile nne &aroels
bilhcr.
giiou. Seben 9ohmittag uno abeHo
.Wanhelblloer.
epric. 2,eoem 9admittaS uno AbeHo
Manoelbilber. =.
Gaiino. Seben 9iadmittag uno Abeno
MaiIoelbii0er. !.
Star. Seoen Rndmittag uno Abeno
@1uoelblloer. /.
Bart. Ibcatcr. Seoen Nadmittag nno
Abeno &nubelbiioer.
Come. (Noroielie.) Seoen Hndmittag
auo A6euo 8anoelbiloer.
3reamlano. t9iorelcitc.) Seoen Nads
mittao uno Abenb GRANDCHILDREN,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

Senerllnrme. Die 6eucrtpebr
ntr6e 4ienitoq Mtittoa nod ser
Neblter- Shule perufen. no I'M Sci
Ierraunt elm fIeiitcs iSeuer aeloldt
mcrocn mntBtc. uno aeItern Wprgen
muBte Die Scltermchr nod Der gde
ron State uno 4. Strobe, 100 ser
Bop Corn Stdno" zines @riehen III
@rono mar. .Sn hei6en dallen mor
0er Sdooen gerirlq.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
Nns ben Oeridten.

S9ermon Stone ertIdrte iif am
0ietItog Dor &idlter 9rinolep Ihul.
Dig, Die Wilmoufcc- 8abrg beitoblen
5u boben. Sein l1rtbeil beItono in
oreiBig Goaen Goltntp- @efGngniB.
@alef &laun. ein 6leiider, ser
itntcr Der Nnflage itebt Ghos. Such
rer pom 8iseoniin Soul nernleiiert
5u boben, lpuroe bon &ithtcr 9rino-
len inter $1,000 9iirgldait Dem
9reisgcridt iiberpieien. 9ie Stede.
rel ercignete iid ON @ontoa Bel ei.
mem aortcnipiel I'M @isconitn Souie,
nno Tilgte 3aun ieinem @egner cine
lold)e Munoe I'M Sanoqelenf bel ooB
elm ar5t 3ur Silfe gerrfen mnroen
mllBte.
Sobn 6. @lafe, ser lih iduloia be.
fannt Bette, I'M o9urlineton" .Sotel
einen fatidIen Gbed bon $22.50 aus.
aegeben 5u boben, muroe ul,f elm
Sabr nad Dem Heformatorilim in
Green Ban gei6idt. er bette oen
Gbef NIT elmer mooernen Gbed
ntalhine alisgeitelt.
9plonb $. @ooooro, Sobn oeS
berltorbencn 9irom @ooonro bon
bier, mrroe in Tortlano, Gre, ar.
retirt, BON leiner irou negen otac
blider NidtOeriorgung on~gefIoat.
@r beSahlt ibr Die letten A Rorote
ou%rdidlnittlid $50 oen Ronot. l,no
oopon oerlud)te Tie elm 9roBes Sous
3u titbrcit, nit Altomobil, Chauffeur
mo orei Gienitmoohen. Mls COB
oaro ne in 1911 beirotbete, mar lie
cine Nlttlpe nit 5nei &inoern. &or
orei Wtonoten nuroe Dem @attert Die
Wod)t genommcn, oie Goddard Sin.
tertaIIenidoft gu perfuolten, uno Sos
mar Der 9eginn ieiner Sdmulit1teu.
GODDARD mltrhe unter 81 600 9iira-
i6oft entIaiien.
Charles 2oomis, Elm f7iGhrioer
Sltnee ton Der Noroieite, muB sic
tddlitcn 5mci Sabre in Ser Geform,
ifntIc ST. Green 8on 5ubrin1en. neil
or IN bos 9iuiaro-2ofol bon @e,tlen
on Der Roie StraBc cineebroden mar.
Hidter 8rinolep Cub ibm oieic
@uItop ScIllnidl geitou5 Dem Rid.
ter BON George &oetb elm Gfero uno
bon 6reo aroner Elm Gilggn uno
Gferoeaeldlirr aeItohIen 5u boben.
Gr muroe gil t1a Sobren 3ufthaus
b%erurtheilt.
N~od)troalidl bat Ser &loaer @cn.
Noth cin &erfobren beaonncn uno
gopofotcn on9eiteIlt. nm SeImid ouF
Sorole Si hefreier.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
unfaas=Gbronif.

Gomaro @aI5mirtb. ein ablicfc.
rltngslinge Der Soften @oromore 60.
mlroe 0icltltog Nohmittog aus lei,
nent &agcn geiporfen. dis oerielbe
bon einem unbefnnnten Nutpmobii an
Der Gfc BON S. rrno Denton Stra6e
nnaerempelt lplroe. @bmuro Sults-
pirtb erlitt einigc Mauta6id)ilriun.
gen, uno Der &agen mllroc beld)o,
oiat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

Gin Gbantaana, on Stellc elmer
0eimfebrmodle, miro fir nahites
SSahr filr Ga Groiie geplant, uno 5ipor
lou oics fem Rripot llnternebnien,
EN- 0ifentlides meroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

s g. 8. &oI} agerit fir Sic
gtem GuaIonS NtlItuoI 9ife. Der 6Ite.
item iaIlrlihcn Gipiocnoen @cieaihafi
III Ancrica hat elm Gontor int elm.
2t2 St1te ganf @ebGuoe croft.
net. mn iueitn Sic iid fir 2ebens
r%eriincrimg iu~tereifircn. 10 miro Is
npn SortheiI FIR Sic icin Iidl nit ibnt
in S~erbinorne 5u iesen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

iuden an Den Staotratb geridtet mer-
ben. Die Abitimmung ereab IS ge.
gen 16 Stimmen. Gcrielben eing cine
ldngere 9ehotte oorous, u. modte iid)
5iemlide Gppolition ee9en Den Ylan
oelteno. 9osegen fpraden Die 9erren
VI. s. SCHUBERT, %. e. 8arber, Or.
&. Gnans uno 6ranf 8inter.
auf Antrog BON Or. 6. @pons,
SorliBer bes Sonit1ts. Gomites, be.
ihloB man, ben Stootratb 5u eriuden,
cinen Seitrua 81 benz Salair Der be,
iuhenoen ~Sdool HurIe" gu ge,pdb.
rem. 2eibcr mahte lid feline ein3i-
&c Gimme Der Gppoiiition gegen
/ elem transporenten &umbug gelteno.
sine Sduluurie baben mir nod meni-
ger notbie ais elm SITES &ao om @a-
gen, 0od per uberfliiiiiges 8elo bot.
Der fam e9 ia ouf oieIe &eiie gum
6enitcr hinulls merfen. Ser Staot.
rotb miro lid boffentli6 bitten, oas
8elo Der Steler5obler ouf iol6e @ei-
ie 81 uerpIcmpern, uno penn er es
ooh heiflieBen ioIlte, 10 miro iih
hoffentlih Elm Stelter5obIer ba5u auf-
roifen, eincn @crihtSbefebl oageqen
herals 5u nebmen. @ir 5oblen
iett ihon meiB @ptt ! genlg Sterlern,
mS ood) lit nidt Qeuuie @elo iiir iebr
n0tbiae 3lpede in Der Stootfaiic.
timer iogenonntes @elunobeits- Sc.
pcrtement, NIT Dem Yaranfbeits-
ISnipector" Gr. 6lirltmon on Der
Spite, foltct ser Stoot i0brlid unge-
fdbr $4,000, uno ieine Sauptlei.
flung bqtclt BARN Dab er Die gall5e
Stuotbaac NIT ieincm G%arbolgeruh
rerbeltct. u mare baIo Belt ooB Die
les requirement, uno meldes uns
scr Meoi3iner Irult oufeebolit bal,
gum Senlprl binau8gcmorfen mllroe,
nno iir Dos 8eIn, ooS ea ms foltet.
lpilBten mir bun0ert before 3mede.
Rod,oem nod cine gnrSe HeiBe rou
onberen @eih0iten ncrhonoeIt nor
Den mar. erfoIQte Gertogung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
6odieitsgloden.

Selma &eitan uno 6reo
> burlington, beioe nus Ga
Groile Gountp, murben om Rontoe
bon Hid)ter Sonce in @inona ae.
traut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
Sanoelsratbs SiBnnq
9inner.
SlBun9 llno oeutid=S eierreid .llnaaril6er
!. SilfsiOno.

Der SiBune oes
3 q II b G | :.
ratbs ant 2ien-
itag Abeno uno
folgeno auf oas
g ubr- Ginile
erflarte man iif)
fin 4~ufbebune
bes 8rufen5pl-
les, uno oemge.
maR inn Elm Gr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
Wrose Gnruuratiunen . &erid,mel

snns. Die bieiige @isconiin.
Minneioto 2i9bt 4 9oper So. BOT
ole Heo Minq @ns & electric So,
Die &inono @os 2igbt So. uno Die
gou Claire @os eight So. obior-
hirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11

Bon Srn. Z d e r iulirs
DC an Dem Goriisenoen ocs Sammei-
Counties, !0ru. u I'M 2uenina,
$164.75 obeeliefert, BON ben 6oIaefi.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
Wenartiae Weameiier.

9ttHuIIIBt &HtNIUtIIFF. NJ OCT
Witte Der areu8ungen Der Mdin u1o
3. StroRe uno Der Stote uno 5.
StroBe linn @egmeiier aufgeitelIt
inoroen, Die Der Staot bon u. (5rains
& Sons acidlenft lpur6en. Sic ent-
holten bic @orte ~9ultet @lib red)t5"
IN GngIiih. Aehnlih ioIhe Shil-
Der linb III @luotta mo minneapolis
IN Mebrnudl.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
Gtluas Sidt ami cine gbrennenbe
Trage."

aolifcn Sic fertiges 9oltbol5 tiir
Ssbr nelles Seim nidt cher bis Sic
bel uts poreeiproden bobcn, oenn
mir lino liher Die Sitiatipn 10 be
lcltdten" 81 fonnen, bob es MIR SIT
Shrcm Gortbeil iein fam. gs lit ein
furdtbarer Seller biuiee 6eniter,
Sbilren. 2eilten. SuBboben. &unit-
glos II. I. III. an eirem Sous aiiali-
brinsen, es miro Itcts Elm @runo our
ltnaufriebenbeit fem. limo beoenfen
Sic, eS lit Elm 6ebler. Der ME mieoer
gut 81 MADDEN lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-11
Sebt int mcime
S1nmfcmftcr

&iCIicidt leben Sic ctipos acro.
&c paNicnocs iilr elm Sclh
nodtSQcidcnf Dos Sic modem
mollen. Die @oorcn iilto ichr
'don. lmo ichr mGBig i'm @,ci
ie. mobon Sie lid, icibit iiber
5eilacn fpnncn. ourt Die onae
0ebeitcu Ercile. aud, babe id,
aop5 neiic mo bodqraojae @ar
'ltnle in fcinen 0dithcn ron %
Gents his , Collar 0o9 Salt
DION.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-12
An En.nsnt N.ssars

u sometimes seems a. 81 the davs oI
.erata1y had passed. that our publ,
speakers row conteuted themselves witt
5 straightforward reeital Of what theg
had ca say. seeking deafness and foror
-athsr than grace If dietien 81 beauty
~ rlsfSrieal figures This has doubi
iess been Tendency 81 the timfs. Bot
fefe BE- Wooir0u Wilson. practical mind
- enough 20 lsenme president Of she
elHrm eft Tire ol8 rhetorical sud Demon.
strutes anew the pgwer 81 tire Itarafr
Nua I'll you haFe aHr 8ruif ~ this.
ran8 fAie rlnsiur rassHeas of be mfHsaef.
par t1flisriv th1=e HE5fb deal uth fiH
=neatrt iiszls cf tiia rrrublic nnd tife
lHs fiut rnar b. e5frisltf as to ts
fiaet b. fhs futurr 81 tte nafious Prep
srF tHfrfd tifrf b. enwrh rf ttfs
matfFiai lr yesterdays rnrssaRr 90 serve
sfr fuffTFes rf 8aeiam.s8ian ns une ~
tla ssEilaf fl,8iH ~steft. rms III auiar-
taf f'resf 81 rrF ous 8urias ttat fiis
I's-arr quality H1asns nidlf rrrer ~
its rssssessnr Do sart aorirf- rarsrf
81 s-r rhi.t hrs rlrnff-1 p. urios 9
H -rr 81 Tf8a san - e
r W tir rirasaut frrs-e rHrtta-
arrrs wtt tls f-tsiFart's 81
fharrr ~ mrs nfH wuist rserses
~ tmw 81 htwHsl s.hssar
~ aft & rrsss ars ffia -1stsfns.t
rtt uhfb 81 81 80 fu-th-
isstr- HealL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-12

question for an opinion ~ this statute
anl tie statutc mnkes b very plain that
anth 81 afiuion must b. given in urlt-
rH whah o. o. wise provision. for il
world - manfestIv unfair 30 tht ius
fifN Hn8 o. governor wtrf sueN an
oufrisH ta De- delivered 81 mouth with
t'.e 'H.ff OF s1i.srlsfeHt rn.sun.ieT-
ftauaInes n lurs1ssHt matters arising
-ufh uFirion taine in writing as rt
nust af nHsss1fr ~ t1.a farf simple
HaarsH aFar tH ls fse lanrF 0f pro-
lurmg flat HfaniWn wtatH Is ~ aunaiH
frahls Iutf.arthuss IN tisp f5aft 81 eteHts.
sta permitting fisf atrsa Tasfae 1l Yer
fuutf 81 rad f erf nfarus ti.afussitss
tuffisF H fiis rsriur ustfsf
There uertg rne q tme rhar pub
o. rntteF rnrif fa D. maFa fisnruuri iF
srrses1 arl ssnf.rstrslf anE tftrf rfr
fF was tmf u8an d afaatfr dititf
tf ~ mn ue~nM tmH o. nN
Fua re ahs fw rt tH esr iais
Hss FH rr rns ts Steward
.r Hla rf Nr s that f.rrerHHr
fl.t-F sIf trtr s a. 49, r-p-
uri4f 81 fs ufras ~ tlr s--r-r--s
raurir ers e ED 49, hrrs
~ ~ mH So b. frraats.a
Del. fisfs t tr ra-
tta enfe~saff srttsrr SRI
r mN ~
attat tia r-nr-tssr ~ asr-r
r ~ ftr srd - or
atsss ll-rs alsssHE-.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-12
Special Notice to Dealers:

~ The paradoKieal situation f.resented
when their governor tlaims and asstgts
tine right a. appoint iusfice. oi the su-
rrefne court for 81 term ~ two wears.
vhile tleir constitution expressly o..
nauds fimt tiasa TerF iustfes sha1 49,
flectc1 iHenaiaIIv br fir legislature Yer
ufouteT- ku1n al=aiifair that fisf or
game lsu imFu=es fiis dutr en- tit Ifz.
islaturss there Be- nrf hlue straHee ttHt
fiier shsuld Question SIRE frt Ard fra-
rrfr ri tisa governor to a.t as 81 l.a-
EsErtffmllE e has De- d. stadel taf
Gurfuur flttesfT fns nut s fasfst..E
hlmssf s8 hiehif to meuT 8ffnsat. "a.
tisf fiff sre e.nr 81 aHrt So ae-
fiun ufiaaal fuFt rraat tHft1e anF e.
a rrnse1uau1e e 81 inrarafffs ttat n.n-r
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Why England Needs More Cotton in
Wartime than in Peace.

Judson c. Welliver, Washington cor.
Respondent for Farm and Fireside. the
national farm paper published at Spring
field, Ohio. writes most interesting ar
ticle in the current issue of that paper
on the present cotton situation. His ar
t,cle is optimistic. An extract follows:
we must remember that the British
manufacturing capacity is almost half
that of the the whole world. The Brit
ISL and American capacities together
are considerably over two thirds of the
worlds. British mills are not going to
lac shut down; the war viii not draw
away their operatives because not over
10 per cent OF these are subject To mil
itary demands The country is full of
experienced operatives who San be
drawn back to the mills if they are
needed On the whole, il is confidently
Ia be expected that there will be a big
increase in the output Of the British
mills; they will be after the trade that
the Germans have controlled
THAT same is true of the American
mills As soon as things get adjusted
to the new conditions the demand for
cotton will be limited only by the ca
pacty of the mills to turn il into cloth.
And the market for il viii be found
Millions OF men are on the battleiields.
and they are the greatest consumers Of
cotton. They wear khaki-all cotton.
4 soldier wears out about suit a
month on the average. At home, in or
binary occupation. he might use three
suits a year. and those mostly wool at
that Now he becomes consumer Of
four times as many clothes, and those
largely of cotton"