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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

80" q
I'd over Bplgetoppe vi stevned' frem imod
den store. fjerne Verden; med lid Aarens Blod
og staalsat Arm vi s9gte
hist nye Kald at rpgte.
Her fandt vi alt tilrette =
ct Land fra Kyst til Kyst,
CAV Rum for Virfe1yst,
hvor Lengslers Fyldest gjemtes,
og Haabets Harpe stemtes
Kor med Tankef1ugten mod Hjemnet vi forod.
og Pr:eriens 'G gyldn sa Skate ~ der qgB}e v;lte y we'd d. de ns% Barn,
som Guild at dunkle skaaler
Op over B@flens Stier
og Prariehundens Ga1g
steg danske Kolonier,
mems: P1ovi Muldjord sang;
i enigts Samholdsvirke
j.. vi rejste Skoler, Kirle,
|hvor Modersmaalets. Toner holdt Fremtidshaabet warm.
| Dag, sluttet Fqlge, wort danske Folk har bragt
ct Pust fra hgje: Norden ON Vikingettens Magt
i Dyer, Skov og Dale, !
". i Kunstens. h@je Sale,
hver: Dane1nand og Kvinde
med frejdigt Mod har sat
Rtner dybt ct A[inde "|jas $3.50
ON Dannarks Sagaslat. -
81 Men stprre ldrat venter, . !.
end mere. Ry vi henter
naar Danmarkshuset bygges pa Grunden, som er lagt.
E I2.1 k1 f95as; 1 : lsd rej IS we'd l.; Stillekavets Kyst;
sin Skarv dertil at b9re :
1t Blandt 'samlede. Nationer - IS
paas Fa0ikestavnets Dag,
skal M0dersnaalets5 Toner
@og2 Neadens @aldste Flag
~ Il" trademarks. Hus. fremkalde,
.4 lMs Fadrelandets. Skjalde,
den bedste :Klang som findes. allie Danskes Bryst.
IOg Moder1andet: sender @Valhyrien'' som Pant
til os ved"V erdensstavnet. at ON vi end forsvandt
@ fra Hjemmets B%@geskove, 1884,. ... II
I'D over sa1ten Vove,
gik vi dem ej at Glernme
men falles er 3vor* Sag
ON alt hvad der kan fremme
~. wort F@dreland og Flag.
.Og naar dens Anker falder
.z~ we'd gyldne Port, den kalder
med tordnende Kanoner wort Felix fra hver en- Kant.
MI. derfor lad Diet kjendes, ud over Land og By,
at Dagen er oprunden, fvor vi fra Morgengry
H.. til Sol i Vest sig sse1ker
den Sag wort Virke sF@nker.
Lad Danmarkshuset biive
ct Monument - vor Tolk
for Viljen til at give
Diet bedste for wort Folk.
Fgrst da vi hjemler Kravet
paa SlRgtskab over Havet
med sto1te Vikingf9dre, som CAV wort Danmark Ry.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
Sort fortalt.

Gu tplf gioenifabsman6, 81.
.6iIcber at Berlin, paaitoar at bin
Gre Sgipge peo at in6iprejte ct @e=
rum, ser fuloitenoi9 oberpin6er 6ens
nbebagelise 6slger:
- gn Miniaturr1ogabe al 8nno=
mofanalen bill fees beo ub1tillingen
/ Gam Groncisco 1915. Den bill BIZ
be 500 SOB lang og neiagtig iom
ielpe &anamofanaIen.
Is &erioner TOM tillfabe .peo
at ebiago &c MtonlY asiagertog Mr.
fra Chicago til ct. 2ouis git Al
Sporet mellem Solicit % 2ocfport,
ST., fort. 2er6ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
Sen inbpanorebc 8efolfmimg.

Sc Jcrc11cbe Gtoter leper 80 100000
&er{oner, ser enten CT fe6t 1,oen=
lon6s, eller bpis 6orelorc CT foot |
l1olanoet. 2iot ODER 100000 al
oisie betrogter g,,gelit lcm ceres
M%obersmoal, S,SOO.O0O Stuff, g.
900, 0G0 Gonif, Morf eller Spe1lf,
100000 Stolienit, 100000
6ranif, 100000 &ollf % 1,700,-
Sgoiif. 6or Sc 13,340,000 bpioe,
Ser CT ip6t / llolonbet, opfsrcs iom
Mooersmaal: @ngelif, 3,360,00O;
Epif, 100000: Stolisnif, 1900.
600; r@io6iib" oa vSebre'p" (Ssoe=
.iprog). 1,050,o0o; Eolf, 943,0o0;
.Gpenif, 6S3>00O; Morif, 400, 600:
.Uran{f, $4,000; gponIf, 25s,o00;
moeporiif, .229,ooo: @eriit, 229,-
GOO; Donif.r 1S6,oO0; @ollon6F og
Triiilf, 10000; Tinif, 10000;
@rn1f, $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

Ser CT ipilot uenoelig meget 8lat
% 8apir paa Gist,siionen ON,
bporlebcs @omanen egentlig if1l6e
bape %Ilattet, % bpao Der bar 9ples,
1ingeu paa Sc mango @aaoer, font
2icfel,s bapoe efterlaM nbeiporet.
Ibeoriernc berom CT toe lten ltge iaa
talrige lom BET, Ser CT fremlat ON
sbafeipeore Mramaernes Digter.
,Slere fien6te Sorfatterc bar ogioa
prspet pao at ifripe Slutningell
pan rGbmin @rooos @emneligbco"",
men Soripge1,e CT oltio mislpffeoes.
Ior III, at faa CT groe paa Disfus=
eller l,,arere for at fao MT
2in / Sen, bar yDicfens 6ellomIbtp"
foronltaltet Ell itngeret @roces, bbor
Sobn ssoiper, cit / @omonen fore
Neriom, itaar unflaaet for
Moroet paa @6min Droob.
Y%rocesler, 1on mi paagaar, fore
goar UNDER Sc / gngluno brl1geliae.
Metsceremonier. Ger er 1lonnp11t
12 Sssurpn1eoIemnler. % @ernbaro
Sbop % Momonforfotteren g.. &.
fungerer iom Commerce.
Sc, Ser belta9er / 0e,1ne eiemoom11e=
&rocs, optrG0er / 0ragter fra
al forrige Marbunoreoe. 6or
YIo6jer / rDomltolem" CT ser betnlt
Itore @illetpriier, og &roces1en fel=
ges meo olmin6clig SSntereSie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

|fsrer. S Mpril fornr,er bertil enb,
M so Dffieerer. aommanoarte1,,
@enernl Memp. bar beflaget fig for
,@atim" % 81. a. ipurgt, bpor Sc
alle ifol DO, 81 Sc Sfficercr, font al
.lereoc er i Soul, enbnll life bar faat
Sa,s. Sc ilelte eifte Sffieerer bar
lebet 6amilierne Blue igien ser,
hpcr ,be ticligere lea i Garniion.
0fiieercrrws @aoer CT piinnof blepet
eli Gel irrhpiet, met iamticia bar
Sa,seiernc Eoul laot polblomt paa
2eien. General. Mer1p flyer. at Ell
im1oan Gummnnoraening al MilitGr
i Torbolo til foo lille 8efolfuing
CT 1aoen Sioeinfte i @iitorien. Sm
Ssn>aeene ligner Soul Ell Militur-
!eir. GO &enten 14be Sl1li oil hlipe
'tGiten li9e iaa flor iom Sen, Ser
.ofhplbes / Horis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

pilbe lutte fig til en- Stations oan<
beige l1noerlegenbeo. 8eo Srboan-
nelien in6en Sc enfelte @prog bar
nemltg altfor forifiellige Momenter
bRret m~copirfen6e til, at man full
De funne opitille en- iaa6an almen=
gpl6tg Marime. Men .ltoen Sptbl
fan benne Cats tillempes paa Ma<
turfoltene, bpab felgenbe Sammen=
Itilling tilfuloe bier. @%ftertommer=
ne al Muitraliens urinopaanere 1taar
paa &ulturens labeite Grin og for-
fbier efter.: @ngelifman6en 3eller-
tong ltnoeriggelfer, fun oper ca.
1900 Srb. Gnonu mere beifeoen
er &ubu, iiffert @er0ens melt ucipi=
ltiereoe 6olf. @e nsier fig me6 800
Oro. SSffffe meget iterre ct Sr6for-
raaoet bos Nfrifas 9bergfolf, 11em-
Zig omfring 1000. @omtlige ben
forte @eroens Megerfolf bar giens
neminttltg operbopeoet fun ..n,ellem
1000 og $500 Gro. @pab Gfimo'-
ernie angaar, bar De ct 0roforroao
paa ca. 1900 Orb.
~@iememinitsantallet al Dro er
oerimo6 for &ulturfolfenes @prog
beregnet til $4,000. 9ilnarmelies=
big iamme 4ntaI Orb %gienfinoes og=
iaa ganifrit og / @ammeleepptiif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
3nrnrn r,u,nt.

&pnnment for Wrpgser Naeoblen.
st Telegram ira &iebenbapm Gen
lite 0ehr. nleloer, at Ser CT itGrt
Stenni1g for at reile ct prGatigt
Momment for aiopce r9penS beo=
lite 9er1er".
0mloe i Gpanien. Som Iplec ri
nen peoporenoc 1tremge &inter gipr
Maorib SSsnotryf al Ell heleiret 6u1t=
ming. S@ralt fer MOI. iorloote SIP
rctsier, bois fsorlpanb er itprtet pao
4ylotte @ooer % bar moattet orGbcs.
AcpneoSmioler,,c Miper %beltanSlg
tnapmre, % Yriierne lti9er polo=
font. Iulinoer al ibielfrosne 61gle
ligger rperalt. MIle Ebeatre er llf=
fe0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
Srofprraaoet ! be forifjellige sprog.

Sm oette Gmne bar Ell Riterriglf
Gioenifabsmano, Dr. Mepbgfer, 1tp-'
Zig offentliegiort en- interesiant Mf=
bat1oling. Otter bans SplDSning
ifol Scr for 9ioen finoes omfring
1850 sprog % ca. 5000 Dialefter
paa eSor6en. S Sc fem @eroens>
bele falber set n1in6ite MntaI Sprog
paa europa, 1ten1lig bare 50 og De
fleite poo Miien nteo 413. Mf oiSie
4t3 forifiellige Sprog inoen Ser
oens @ugge" faloer &%alpoelen, 205,
paa SSn6ien aleae.
ga man iii, flyer Mepbbfer, / al-
minceIigbeo fam b9r6igtte ct Solfs
&nltl,rtilltonD eiter Sprogets CRIB.
rigoom, ifuloe Tpiferne babe Nreu
al at itaa bpieit blanbt &nltnrna=
tionerne. Ser er bog lelpfplgelig
oglaa onbre 6aftorer, font ber gier
fig gj9loen6e iom 4l1lturenS @rao-
mauler, og set bar heller fife mang=
let Mobiigelier mos benne 9beorl
fra be mere or6fottige Nationers
&eprGIentanter.
Set iamleoe Mntal tDlfe Sro be-
lgber Jig til nelten 100000, ct Sal
fom life naaes. al noget a1roet Golf,
ielb ON mo life bill regr1e meo De
10000 uoenlmtoife Orb, lom bar
trangt fig inb i 5proget at Be lite
mere opfattes iom fremnleoe Be
itanooele. Otter 9pif fomner Sine
fit meo 100000 Orb. Dette sprog
bar mere ems ale andre beboI6t fin
Menbeo, |. ). /. set bor naiten lite
A&&s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

Gen lite april bill gIngFibd
nNem |Dorf" '8ercens lter1te a'rigs
ifib, blipe %operleperet til Wanoen.
Set foiter t2 Millioner Collars oa
ferer ct 8atteri al s itore IA 9om-
mers &anoner %foruben mango min
Ore.
On IS Mar ganmeI blind
Dreng i Bitt Clinton &siifole /
Seem Sort ltoo JON Mr. / beo @fsn=
men / @aslen,. Ser beltob al IDS
Drenge. Sans @opeofarnfter bar
ODER 80. Set er bnns @eniigt at
ltl,6erc til 5agierer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

laa1rt ct Gr6 fra andre 5prog %
bar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2eb 11appe
glen11e1ngaoet nogen sSornnbring.
Sum no fra belu1e ltoboloenbeo fan
set fineiiife sprogs paofoloenoe
Sr6rig6om forflores.
Derefter fom1ner Gngel]f meo
10000 Sro % f6rit berefter
|6ronif meo 100000. @porIeoeS
SronifmGuoene b%ebon0ler Bette 6uf=
|tum og til og me0 ifrpoer al set, pi=
Ter EN- gl%fban6ling al ST. @era11o i
Haris.
Snmmen al ct 6olfs SntelliQer5
u6taler ban 81. a., piier Jig olbrig /
ben Sr6mGngoe, iom p%eofommenoe
Nations Sprog ranber ODER. Sci
Fan tpprtimob life aniees for anoet
emo ct 8epis pau aan0elig ltful6fom=
merlbeb at ct Soft itaoig Ter Jig MOO
iaget til at forege tit Sprogs Orb
forran0 for at giengipe fine Ianfer
og 6eIeller. Birfelig operlegen SIT
;telligenS pe0 ogioa meo ct miooel-
fort Or0forraa6 at .gibe nbtr6f for
alt, bpao 6enne Sntelligens frem-
bringer at Soccer.
Denne Ben frantic Nrofeslors Sp-
fatning CT imiblertio Mepet mo6Iagt
LAT @eroens lterlte Sprogforifere.
Metop set iepne Jremifriot, ct
6olfs maalbepioite gafit i iocial %
politff @e1,ieenoe maa altio gao
I&aano 6aono meo sprogets 9g=
ming % Sroforraabet, flyer fonleoes
Ben engelife 5orifer Chamberlain.
Biitnof bill set pnre llrigtigt, ON
l.mnn al ct 5progg 9r6fnttigoon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

9pbt inSe ! Gfppem / %nor0li9e
Mtuneioto fouot Ell 1S=oarig 2erer=
fnoe, Sia-io aoilto, Ell boorot biem=
lsgt Uamilie, 1friper vTrom". 6rp=
fen apilto heIluttc6c Jig til at oflrg=
&c 6omilien ct 8ciea, eiter at no9le
1Somilien tilbsrence ltolepltgtige
@srn i ilere Gage bapoe pGret fra
prrenoe fra Sfolen. Gu bum fo9n
til @liet. Iunot INN @lsiaoeren 90
6 @ern / MlSereu fra 2 til II Mar
1igoe1sSe> til Sei9s. Eaor0t angrebne
af -2l,,9ebetrroelie. Mooeren, MfrS.
Bergman. BAR ollerebe aigaaet peo
Geoen - % Ser 1oa Meiter al So
milien hinlpcles. 9e, finffe, 111l=
&c 2ererinbe tog Set minolte Barn
til npruelte &obo, 4 MiI ira &pt=
ten, c9 fit oflplt Gfoler. Gerpaa
git bum tilbage til &ptten / Sfopen
og tog op Mrbeioet font Sygepleier=
lfe for Sc 6, iom bar igje,1. @apoe
Set life ppret for 0en unge, 1ampit=
tiybessfulbe .,2mrerinGe. piloe iuno=
1nnligpis .-hele 6a!nilien- ,omfommet
al Spabom. Cult og 41lbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
st. Haul.
Sra Teaforeitillin een ssnbags:
PROLOG
Skrevet. for Anledningen. at ]. p. PAULSEN.
Frernsagt af c. E. BARDENFLETH.

E1S441SdSI d1 ~. e. okAN1GINP LIE z. @
We'd Kodans klare Beige, hvor Vuggesangen lpd,
al Sund .og Belt %omslynget - Mindefaklens Gl@d
ct lille Land vi skue
bag Himmelhvalvets Bue.
Hvert B3getag, hver Hede,
hvert Bakkedrag, hver Fjord,
hver blodstenkt Plet dernede
Slesyigs dyre Jord,
hver Baitasten, hvert Marke
ON Vikingarm, den s:arke,
i denne Stund fremstiger af Mindets tause Skj@d.
Og Landet Diet er Danmark wort gamle Fadreland
fra Kongeaaens Vande til skagens hvide Sand,
hvot vieved Bakkens Brusen
og Skovens sagte Susen
Barnesjalen fanged'
en-. Lengsel wort Bryst
til Udsyn over Vange,
til fjerne Landes Kyst,
fra Skjabnens Hui at vinde
Ell Vel til Lykkens Tinde,
Iremtidsdaad at Owe, som agte Danemand.
I'd over Bqlgetoppe vi stevned' frem imod
den store; fjerne Verden; med lid Aarens Blod
og staalsat Arm vi sGgte
hist nye Kald at rpgte.
Her fandt vi alt tilrette =
ct Land fra Kyst til Kyst,
hvor Dyer, Skov og Slette +
!" CAV Rum for Virke1yst,
hvor Lse1gSlers Fvldest giemtes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
: set uyrfeite Mnitralieu.

& Oct mBrtette Nlltr0ltt1t. Sel1
lpenife M,itral= gfspe>ition, Ser bor
p9ret leoet al Sen g9teborg1fe Or.
Crit Mibberg. CT anfon1men til So
ris, bporfra @iemreiien tiltrGoeS.
gfspeoitionen, ser bar poret / Is
'Maaoneoer, iful barc hapt aonifc l1o=
mGrteoe Me1uItatcr.
Gr. @tiebcrs brinaer ne1nlig meo
Zig biem Ell rigboloia Samli1g pao
lite mi1lorc eno ca. $4,000 forlfjei=
Iiee o,,ltrallfc GDrefprmer, cit me-
get rigbplbia &oabeniamlina % Gil
Meus>e fortrGifeliae 6%otcgrofier.
9es1toen Eor BON me6 Ell SLIM
poa 1000 Meter. Ser piler forIfjel=
liae al Acknowledgements Ganle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

= E-f H-s --
Gn. fnriss &ruees. ga. Charles
.Dicfeus pebe efterlobs. ban fig. ion1
befien1t Ell uoiilltttat @c1na11: go
min Groohs &an1meliabeo". S 80
gen fortrlles Der bl. a. ON Ell ing
Mo11o peb Mabn Grooo, lom for
ipin6er. Mistanfen for at bape rpo=
Set bom al 0ejen fal6er paa EFT ing
Mono nco Nnun 0otcbern iom bar
CT Gplter, Ser bolter meget al bom.
Meoens netop olt in1tblertio er
poo Oct melt i%panbenbe 8unft, at.
flutes 6ortrllingen pluoielig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
Gn Sat til 10000 ST.. Scr bor

Gn Sat til 10000 &r. Scr bor
nOlig / 2omcpn pnret afbol6t CT Sat
te!oltilling. lom tolte flere SuIinoe
meget im1tfc % eianoonmelige Sat
te. Men Sen lnn,ffelte bar Mugora=
fatten rYeorl Moo,is", 1u1n tit It's
l~tillin9ens sGreSproanie, forltoen at
San %erDucrpeoe til fin Gier Ct @l1lS=
hoger % en- G1ul of 1000 Ser.
v@eorl Mopnis" er life alele Ct
n1e9et im,tt, men ogiaa ct meget
flogt 3yr. Gen fan life libe ilem=
me &enneifer, % Sen bar ct iao it,
fert SSnltinft pao Bette Gmraacc, at
Sen albrig bar taget fell / lin Sc
humlnelie. Cen tiilober roli9t en-
bper at flappe SEN, men Set eorer it.
fe mere ems npglc fua SefrMocr. fsr
SEN ct flor orer, bnilfen &ategori
&eofommenoe, iom Sen far for Jig,
bsrcr til. SO foloer &erionens &o=
rofter life / "Hearl Moonis" Gmag,
lao CT @lls life til at bep9qe til at
bore perlig ligeonerf or 0enne. 2ige=
operfor gooe % f%reoiommelige Men=
rxifer, iom altio er pirfelige GDrez
cenner, u5foloer Sen 1trats belle jim
Giifpgroigbe0.
Ser blsp h1ct Gieren ca. 10000
SIR. ior Set iial>ne Dpr. Men Cent
tie, eli befienht &ottcoporatter |
Morbcoen al 2on6on, bar life mob
toget @uoet. Gems &ris er $4,000
Str, GO ielu Bette betpoelige Selsb
biloe en- meget rig, gom1nel Game
betale for at fon,n1e i @eiibbe!le al
Get eftertrogtebe 9pr. Men m9rfe=
Zig 11of ipntes Nus life ont Set CAN'T
le Game, og ioa blep Ser life ncget
al Sanbeler1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

@n acmpegarniion i en- Smaa=
bD. Sen lille e~ltfronlfe Rp Gou1 bar
ca. 10000 Snobpgoere, CO MI bar
Sen pli,bielia facet CIT @%arnilon pao
27,140 Golooter, 1900 l1noeroHi=
cerer % $50 0fieerer. Man fan
tenfe Zig bpilfe merfeliee bfonomt=
ife GsIger bette Mtsforbolo mellem
Sc cipile % militnrc Glementer n1e6=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

bet er uforligneligt for 1ndspr6it-
ming i Behandlingen at Katarrh, Be-
t@ndelse eller Saar i NRsel, Stru-
ben. og we'd kyindelige Onder. Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co. har- i ii
Aar anbefalet Paxtine i deres .pri-
vate correspondence med Kvinder,
hyilket beviser diets Fortrin. Kvin-
der som er blevet helbredet siger. at
Diet er "vard sin Vagt i Guld". Hos
Apothekere. En- stor Hske Soc, eller
med Posten. The Paxton Toilet Co.,
Boston, Mass.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
CHRISTIAN GLEEMEN
GIVE SERIES OF CONCERTS

The glee club of the Christian
church gave a concert at the High
land school house Monday night be-
fore large and appreciative aud
fence. There are IL voices in the
club, and under the efficient lead
ership of Miss Flora Snider they
have developed ability to sing with
real harmony. Their program Is
varied. A stereopticon is used to
illustrate "The Story of the Other
Wise Man" which is given in mono
logue as a part of the program. The
following young men compose the
club: Arthur Petrie, Hugh Lomax,
Herbert Clark, George Schad, Ed.
Freeman, Walter Vickers, Clarence
Palmer, Warren Reese, Clyde Rog-
ers, Elmer Clark, Walter Picking,
Charles Akers, Floyd Wagner, Ed.
Coping. They will sing at the
johnson school next Friday night
and at Central Buckeye next Mon
day night.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
REPLY BRINGS TO
LIGHT UNUSUAL CONTRACT

Arthur B. and Lyman Mcdonald
made an unusual contract with the
late Augustus Packard, recent court
proceedings have brought cut. The
McDonalds, who are defendants in
u suit brought by F. w. Karl, ad-
ministrator Of the Packard estate,
agreed to rent certain lands of Mr..
Packard and to pay q certain rental
each year. In the reply to che uIle-
cations of the administrator. the
McDonalds say that this agreement,
made orally, was conditional in that
no rental was to be paid should
floods or drouth damage the crops
so that they should be worth less
than q stipulated amount. The Nc
Donalds admit that they paid no
rent for the use of the lands in 1918,
but cite as a counter allegation that
the prolonged drouth Of last sum
mer completely destroyed the corn
to which practically all Of the land
was given over. and that thereby
he payment Of any rental was abb
-Osated.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
SPRAY THAT ORCHARD
AND GET REAL APPLES

Every farmer in Kansas who owns
an orchard ought to spray it three
or four times and get good apples
instead Of worms and "culls." The
agricultural college is sending out
spraying calendars and bulletins to
help orchardists. The new bulletin,
Insects Injurious to Fruit should
be studied by every intelligent or
ehasdist. 1t will be sent on applica-
tion to the dean Of extension divi-
sion. The college, az usual. is send
ing out men to hold orchard meet
ings" and give instruction in spray
ing methods. The expense Of the
visit Is slight because several meet
lngs are planned for q circuit and
the travelling expenses (no other
chargesl are divided. Requests for
such help should be made to Supt.
3. G. Johnson Of the extension d.
rision.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
BAND TO GIVE CONCERT
ON STREETS FRIDAY, NIGHT,

By arrangement, the Friday night
concert Of the band will be given on
the street, and will close in time
for the crowd to attend the exhibi-
ton of folk games which will be
staged by the children of tho first
grade of Garfield school. The school
management had arranged for the
entertainment for Friday night, not
knowing that the time would inter-
fere with the opening concert Of the
bands summer season. The band is
willing to help out the school chill
dren and offered to make this con-
cession of an early concert on the
street.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
TWO BIG BUILDINGS
ARE NEARING COMPLETION

Two buildings that will be among
the largest in town are nearing
completion. Dan Baer's livery barn
has been extended to cover the en-
tire lot and is whopper. 1t is Of
frame and makes a great showing at
Fourth and Buckeye. j. L. Kruger
is completing the biggest lumber
shed in central Kansas. 1t covers
the lot, is two stories high with
roof connecting the north and south
sides. 1t will hold an immense
lumber stock. It is of frame also
and shows UP in great shape from
the business part of town. The
Baer barn. is outside the fire limits
and the Kruger building inside but
its construction was approved by
the commissioners.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
McKEEVER TALKS AT
HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT

The meeting arranged by the play
ground association for this evening
at 8 o'clock at the high school de-
serves large attendance. Matters
of interest to all parents and every
one interested In the children, which
includes the whole town, will be
discussed. Prof. w. A. McKeever, an
authority on the life and early
training of young folks, will speak
on Constructive Play for Boys and
Girls" Professor McKeever arrived
this morning and will consult with
members of the playground associa-
ton today. He made an address
this afternoon in the Commercial
club rooms.
Professor McKeever's especial
abomination is cigarette smoking
among boys, and his pamphlet, 1.-THE
Notwithstanding Boy" has been
widely circulated over this country.
The main idea under considera-
tion here is the proposed plan for
a public playground for this summer,
to be placed in charge Of one man
and one woman competent to direct
the play Of boys and girls. Several
projects have been discussed but up
to the present time no definite plan
has been adopted. Professor McKeev-
er win have something to say in
regard to this.
As q special feature, the girls
glee club Of the. high school will
sing.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
WRITES INTERESTINGLY
or BORDER CONVICTIONS

A man at TabenS. Texas, close "a
Fort Bliss, who IL in . position %
know the conditions. writes this In
tereating story 70 an Abilene friend
Of the feeling along the Texas bor-
der:
1--WE have had several anxious days
here. III Paso was mad with fear
and excitement. Rumors Of every
kind filled the air. For example
that General villa was 'On his way
with 5000 OF his bandit followers
to loot all the banks. III Paso IL
a big modern city Of great wealth
and when you realize that . muddy
little river lie all that separates II
from q mob OF rapacious, blood
thirsty Mexicans, you can imagine
the fear and dismay that filled all
hearts. Guards were doubled, and
even down here, 80 miles from Ell
Paso, extra guards and patrols were
put out to see that q flank march
did not take the city. However, to-
day all is much calmer and 1t has
really been more hopeful than for
several days, although as you know
IN expeditionary force has been sent
o reinforce the navy at Vera Cruz.
There are 200 rebel soldiers six
" eight miles away, and the SOL
Hers here keep q watchful eye on
hem. Should things pop the SOL
Iiers here would like nothing bet
er than to chase the Mexicans over
he hills southwark"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
TREGO COUNTY SHERIFF
FOUND HIS MAN HERE

r. B. Acre, sheriff Of Trego coun-
ty. reached Abilene today from Wa
keeney in the search for Claude Bill
ings, wanted in Trego county on a
charge OF forging checks. He was
located here by correspondence with
Sheriff Hassler of this county. Bill
ings has been wanted for some time.
Back in January Sheriff Hassler
was notified that a charge was hang
ing over Billings, but the notifica.
ton came after Billings had left
Abilene. He returned recently to
work at the cement works here and
Sheriff Hassler spotted him. Sheriff
Acre was to return this afternoon to
Wakeeney with his prisoner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
THE WOES OF AN ASSESSOR
One Deputy Was Asked to Set Value
on 80 Skunks

If you were an assessor, how
would you like to go to q mans farm
II the course of your official duties.
and there be told that you could
assess a skunk farm, the inhabitants.
whereof numbered so?
That Is the unusual situation that
confronted Assessor Robinson out
in Hope township. Chance Murphy
has about 80 skunks, and when the
assessor came the two went out to
the farm" Mr.. Robinson refused 70
have anything to DO with the nni-
msls
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-04-30
URGES A "PEACE DAY"
DESPITE WAR TALK

County Superintendent Steen has
received letters from w. d. Ross,
state superintendent Of public in
struction, urging that Dickinson
county schools observe May 1s as
peace Day." Notwithstanding the
fact that talk Of war between the
United States and Mexico dominates
the western hemisphere. superfn-
tendent Ross urges that patriotic
programs be held in ell the schools.