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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-01-15
Disbursements

1913
Jan. 10 o. H. Gugier, labor ses
Dec; 2s Jake Riffel, labor 17s
Albert Tlmm, labor s1s
y J. Sellin. labor. i,sS
o. H. GugIer, labor 1a90
B. J.. Longhoffer, labor as
Dec. IS NJ c. Jones, labor 1sSS
Dec. % Ben Goodnight, labor SSS
Dec: IL Everett Staatz, labor 1850
H. y. Muenzenmayer. labor ii "a
Dec. ~ Frank Delker, asbor, S'zs
"a z: Gugler. labor. $50
Dec. - =. F. RuBch, labor AKA
Dec. ze Geo. A. Afitsch, labor. $50
Dec. is Edgar Timm, labor 1e1.
g. A. Hassler, labor s9s
Dec. - Karl Riddle. labor. $50
Dec. e Edgar Ttmfn, labor I90
Mar. = w. Biegart, labor. go
APR. Is r Fasse, laDor 97s
NAY IL Albert Shroe0er, labor, $50
James Davis, labor. 1.e0l
Albert Timrn, labor. 3s.I
l. Timm, labor SSS
Jun. IS Vim. Schults, labor 160S
Jun. ~ r. Fasse, labor ....s.. a.
While Steckel, labor. ffen|
While Rufo1k labor. ~ 400
James Pickett labor. o7sl
James ReddF. 1ahor... ! ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-01-15

state Of Kansas. Dickinson county, IS:
do solemnly swear that the with-
In and foregoing account ana vouch-
eFs thereWith are IN ell respects
full and true account OF all the mon-
eys received BY me during the full
period OF the year ending last Nom
DAY IN December, A. D. 1eIs, ana for
the full time Tor which should make
such statement, and Of the amounts
thereof expended, and the manner in
which they were expended 50 help
(signed) W. II. CATCH
Township Treasurer
Subscribed ana sworn "a before ma.
this 31st day Of December, Al u. 1918.
81 II. 0UCLEH
Township Trustee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-01-15

bine State Bank. A97
NOV IL Interest from Wood
bfne State Bank Aaa
Dec. IL Interest from Wood
bine State Bank. 1.se
xec. - roll tax. ......... 3OO
Dec. z City of Woodbfne for
grading street . 4 40
Dec % Joe Timm, poll tax. 10
Dec % p: @. Muenzenmayer,
old plank ,..,....... 1000
49,,
Aotal receipts ,.......... .$s2S4.5O
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-01-15

USE CORN on FOR
OLIVE on sAYRE SAYS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-01-15

LavIenes. q. Ia.-Thal 81
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26
G. 0. 2. FIELD IS
BEING CLEARED
FOR VIM. ALDEN
This b How Politicians; Size Up
MeLsod's Quitting Race Il i
for Governor
BELIEVED GROESBRCKf
WILL DROP OUT, TOO
dope" 10 That II Smith Wins
Hen Appoint Chase o.
born to Senate

- In the withdrawal Of Malcolm i. No
Leod from the race for the Republi
can nomination for governor. an
tnouncsd IN . speech In Lapsssr Wed
nssday night politicians sec IN indi
ca&ioa that the neld IN bang cisared
for the entrance Of Senator william
Alden Smith.
Senator Smith win not make the
Aght, Il u said, unless al the candi
dates, or oil but one, withdraw. Ha
| II 70 be the harmony candidate, II thu
other aspirants pull out. The chancel
aso, politicians say. that Alex. ]
0roesbeck. win retire gracefully IN
favor Of the senator, but that Docro
tATy OF State Narttndale Win r0eise
and win - the only candidate - con
teot the primary with the senator.
Lieut.. Gov. Ross, the politicians de
clare. = out Of it. 50 = Amos 8
MussoImau. Their candidacy - @
| deod that Il matters littlo Whethes
they make Z public defamation oi
Withdrawal. With Mr.. McLood out
&c rsmains TO b seem what Mr.. oroes
beck viii do.
The trouble with Mr.. 0foesbeck'l
lcan0idacy, IN the minds of the politi
oians, b that he u not wen enough
known % the up-sta&e voters.
1T viii take . good voto-gottor Il
| beat Gov. Ferris,~ sAid one Republican
who was trying 70 sise up the sltua
don. ~That II why the Republican,
| are looking for someone WITH state
vide reputation. Martinlalo has e
bat Martindalo h not considered
lstrong eueugh 70 beot reeris. Neither
Mcleod nor 0roesbeck u we'll enough
Iknown. noes y, but 10 \ stiod ur
with the wrong bunch. Smith is thu
boet vote.gotter that tho party could
pooeibly PIT forward, With tie pos
slble exooptlo0 Of Chaeo =, Osborn
|and 4 doesn't look q II Os6osa would
return 70 Michloan soon enough q
|got into tie nekl"
i = whigpore1 that oonatpr omith
6oooa'e on5ov bo1ng = ul1oF1(y
Iparsy = ~ senate. He eravoB froaS
!er peo0mtoto, sach g ~ Wou0 ~
las eovegnof q Hic1Aeno. 4 ~ wen
| eI6oeo1 u 1914 an1 aonI1 n 11IA III
lor3 voon eRDoDo - (n 49, - -
How Nh - su1 aoGla ~ ~ sona1c
- sseeee1 ~ 6ueeesgss ~ NJ unee
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26
WANTS TEST OF
PLAN TO BETTER
PHONE SERVICE
Traffic Distributor Could be
Tried Out 1t Cost Of $500,
Says Zahm
DEVICE Is IN USE BY
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
Said To Be Giving Perfect Sat-
isfaction- Greatly Reduces
Number Of Operators

.vh. Ntchs~.. ata.> r.,.chrr~ ~,
conir -,v~ : ssir ssst - ~ ~,csssrs ~
~ ~ srsmc 1astrfh,,tc~ - - -.
,~ns~ ~ -nr,,t ssnn Sn.,.ss. 90.
v.hr 49, c;sw.s .srsrnr. ~.s~
~hn - rs.sssr. - ~ .s.s~ n 4
,rsI cn.sw.~tor wsA,~sa.-' sr...ss1H~, sSss
- thst ~. xS~sc. ~ a. ~ "a =. ~,
corcsrw :. = scIrssr. ~ ~. s~..,sss ~
,,..rSy~-s - n D. \ - '..
~T~o y 49, ~,>>r.. -, S,,,s ~. Y.
(,S- cn~ass~. ,s,~,sIx ~ III lxSsssS AZ s,s
sSsv. ~ fs.1~IIT ~ 1Sc432 "
tr@:i = 'saS1 ~ GS.- y. SS'57@ ss ~
~ a ~ sssIsss~.. ~, 'ss.Sss. .7S<1 ,5 ~
~. ~. ~ 49, s 7g 49, y a.
! E7'' ~ 'cRsss ~ . ~ = = w "
49, cns'2r SrsvsC s,,;,S tlSSZ5s ~ 2 I&.zss
ie trni11e 1Sstrt6,,tcrS Sr~ ~ a 7s.:Ss.ss,
1inr ~fvinG narfccf ..ti~Sa Scnl 3IS~v
~ awsv v,th . ccr.iA~~shS~, cm.-K~,
- nnsrstnr Z
~ Z~hw \. a. ,,...>.~x... - -.
rhors ccmn. nv .tst;.tsc. ~ ts~SS
MONT ~ ~ cHsct thss - - ~
ts~,n - ths 49, - ~
fiji noon and from . ~ IN tho sStsr
Non No. srr-cv 49, = IN ~. .tsix I q a..tcs. !. -. ~
iAio srcm x ~ 81 r,irmtes a ~ hc,r
ain estimatinr the ssvinr that csn
ha e1ected nv fhs na~ ~ frsMc Sis
trihnfnr.' hsvs tatsr the iovSr A.
IRE (" saiA NJ zshm "a . w~ttsr ~
oninion' heiiev~ fhat the ssvirr ir
onsrstors. vsrss voniH he g. .rssta, - =,
thsn nv .Stimsts"
sshs comnanv smn,ov. as0 mar
ators. .This Sorce coni6 IA rssncsd :,
issst oaa.eourth. ~ zshm hsiisvss
The fra76c 6istrih,,tor i. Z hmn6Is
|os vire ~ Isrne1s from vhirt
swtnss forth y .~Sdie ~ : nivnt ~
n~ss1is e~in~s. ~ - arr com nossd ~
manv virs connscfions. Ths nsedis
~~.c~>c 80 - .th~.~ ~s.~~' tsst =
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26

49, I'm; 'fer NJ prsssst ssrn "a
And who. they ask, would Senator
Smith. - tovoSncS, sappolnt TO sue
fcesd HimseH Is ths ssns{sf who but
Chase Oshcrn? 1hey remember that
when Senator enith wanted to con-
ttnue IN once Il 1el3. Gov. Osborn
rpluDed 70 enter thS race against him.
ma they believe that Senator Smith.
if he became governor, would remsm-
Der this net, too.
Mr.. 4cLeod returned to Detroit,
IhufsdAy noon, but managed to keep
0nt Of the way Of reporters.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26
ONCE PROMINENT
PHYSICIAN ASKS
JOB AS. JANITOR
DR.. Adolph Grinstsin Soon Re-
duced to Perjury When
EyeGisht Fails
SAVINGS MELT IN
SEARCH FOR CURE
Anxious For Work to Earn the
Money-to Pay For Further
Treatment

From . position paying ~ high ~
$50 . day and hsad q happy home.
. leading cittxsn and : man looked
up to - specialist BY msmbers- oi
his profession. Dr. 4dUfph 6finSeoia,
|of No. as yrederick-st., Thursday,
appealed to the court Of domestic re-
lations to secure him Z position -
janjtor.
Dr. 0rinstein was graduated In med.
icine from the Royal College Of Aus
|tria. and took postgraduate coufees
In two New York hospitals. He
moved TO Detroit 16 years ago and
shortly afterward to Mt. Clemens
where he built up . largo practice.
His receipts often ran $50 . day. he
said. and . months income Of "a 900
was not unusual.
Five years ago, when his daughtef
Was flve years old and his boy seven
years old, hts eyes failed him. His
savingS were spent dollar BY dollar
In . vain effort to cure the afdiction-
He was sent to Chicago 70 undergo q
new method of treatment and here hie
last dollar was spent and his wife
compelled to 20 TO work.
He tried to earn living - chirop.
odist but even here his eyes proved
70 weak to enable him to undertake
the work.
He came back to Detroit and has
managed TO earn q few dollars by
massage but the income II too uncer-
tain. Hearing that the court Of do
mestic relations sometimes secured
employment for men he appealed
there. Thursday. An effort will be
made to and him employment. A new
method Of eye treatment has been
discovered and he has been informed
that under Il his sight can be re-
stored. He wants to nnd work %
that be can swe little and secure
this aid.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26
Party It's Claimed He Attended
Nlgkt Of Crime Wasn't Held
Until the Following
Evening
FITS DESCRIPTION OF
ONE OF THE SLAYERS
Pence Sure That Saginaw Youth
Under Arrest Had Hand In
Killing

The Alibi Of Rzra G. Thon. 2o-ysar-
kld saginaw youth held a. the man
20 -. v,th Amman. Moore in =
~. -.... 80 n-...,,,.n rncr.,
"Sn
N. MADDEN was shos' was puncrureo
81 Mn. Kate Nillae, oe No. 63 High-st.
- rhnr.dav ,norn,nr
M. 49, .....s
49,, ~. - srs~s1 -. - rS
,sssHss r..-.. - 80" n.''s 49,. - go. ~.
.@s-sss Ss - -.
Sss 80 = IAm ns ~ = - ,ss,,.. 49,.
xss1s.-. y - =. s sse - us..:. M.Sxsr
sss ~ =. - 80. 80 " s:.,ann 80
49, - s' A'sS O
| 'yss.. ssss,,s- 80: r....- 60.
|es.S., ~S.,sSo @ Os.,s 49, ~
E.s1ss. - - ~ 80. ..s .s - 49, 80. 80 80
.S q. ~ -. As = = s>'-
sss sS 3...x sS.ss.... - = - ~. ,.,,.-,.
y ys..: ~ ~
~ a. ~ q Y = !. sss -
a. 1s.s {s.sS ~. =, ~ -
1I11rI I111 lt11 I3lnr toGafhne Is71n1I
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26
STAND
BRACES MARKET
b1oderate Attitude Of Great
BTit6laP Prevents Disturbing
E6ect On Securities

|cseyslsAs 1s14 ~ TAe View Yesk
uvoulng Pest Ce.
NEW York. FEB. 1s.-The two
&n0noncdS on todAy's financial mar
Eoks wefo those now familiar mat
-. the Mexican imbroglio snd the
|lnanolal worries Of Paris. Both have
khb week appearod to reach . crisis
but each, A. the late hours today,
foeo iistinct1y less disturbing ~
pooo- the ottitude Of Ensland bein1
f. rsassuring fact IN the Mexican
opeaing pricss o. our stock q.
ekaneo vore lower, partly under sell.
~ ffom ne Duropean continent and
kh1eo woro. further early declines.
|whloh bcought- some stocks half :
bolst er more below yesterday. 4
5nehor psompt rooovofy ensued, which
|woo e6n1rol Our own market Wa
ksson6oot while Londoa vas open for
kasln0oU; aSter ne Soeeign closing,
81 Sooaxio more or less Irregular but
|en6sd WIN some renewed show Of
|streaoth.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26

Uea3 Coenoepon the Unltod peOoo.
WARRINGTON. D. c.. Feb. iSe.--
~Curb villa, O. admit that he y the
roa1 leader Of the revolutiouary forcss
n The north, and that you are power.
lea" ID otIoot this meoooeo Wa 70.
day delivered 70 Gen. vonustiauo Car.
ransa dt NogaIes. state Of Sonora. On
tho answer 70 Il will depend whether
this Goveenment will lsaintaiu its poi.
icy 81 patient watchtul waiting II
1exico, or c0nelder other tActico.
Carransa holds the key 20 the eatirs
situation n his hands, 4 wao oaid
here. Despite the utmost sscrecy as
~ stats department, which evea hes
(ouuoonoo0 = pago uoovunD
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26
TOO COLD FOR MEN
TO- OWORkOUTDOORS
Tigers Work Indoors at the Fair
Grounds Weather Severe
For CulfpOrt
I'roM q 6taf Correspondent

GULFPORT, Miss, Feb. 26.-The
weather was clear but cool today and
outdoor work was not attempted.
The Tigers worked. Indoors Ct tho
fair grounds heIe this morning. Aftee
stiR morning practice Manager Jen.
ninss declared half holiday and a.
lowed the men 20 spepd the remainder
Of the day q they wishsd.
Il II unusuAlly cold for 0ulfport. but
u n believed that warmer weather will
prevail within few days ot most.
The thermometer II 0irting with -
above Dout oe ~ time. but that u
considesod unusually cold for tAis time
|oe ssas p this ssssasn- YoNkN&
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26
RACERESULTS

:';:' !: s.; s; 81 IS E
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26

CHARLESTON. 8. c.. Feb. es.-For
the second successive day snow caus-
"a the Charleston race track 0olcia1s
this afterneoa TO call OF the Afternoon
card. The storm caused delay In
trains, hampesed telegraph and teao,
phone wires and greatly damaged
croos near ~.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26
TOMORROwS ENTRIES

AT Cn4AbS4A01IVNs
AZ. ssa Up; ssllins, I! & faslsa9s ssaediss.
augh 0rey. lls; Glenn neechey. 1ls
Tass.ss s1: crs;c s; IraSn W.1S kis Ss:
News III. 11s; schsllsr. fys: Oar Mug.
sosriss fimpstnai, III: ~.
clds and UP. selling, Z furioncs: Bertis
11S: Henry Hutchinson. 1l1; Theo
Cook, III: Mles Eloenor, lo1: 0Aty
Psttsn; ~; Capt casmedy. il:; ~
los: 1nsp:ctor Lsstisds. liz: cssgus
Ia; L1ejcl., I1.j lie; IA Aurora' ios
Ta fn1Isos. J.si PS5'. ~: Ss sss
cowa, l0e: staIwart Helen, 100; "a
May shaw. 103; Cd yellow Elowsr
tot- eurtU.- TOO, Spftttt, -; Dftfy Joe
i'i fouSs2 RDs:PS..s sssry $500. 4y..r. old,
es feS aa snye.ns. n;s2s Ss cs csosPsr S,s iii ia
Milton 3. los; r.y Pay. o; xFtel. g
stairs. los; Plant, l0l: x4ary Ann X
Fifth Racs-Purss $500, s-ysar- -oids
sslling. sh furlongs: xOtranto. 80
The dsdder, ie7; sLaurc iSS nuifsrc,
i07; Chas. Cannsll. los: Miss Gayle
l0S: xTom Hancock. lQ2.
sixth Race--Purse lseo. selling. 3.
ysar.olds and ,,ns up. mile ana , IS yaf6ss f6s
xcarbufstsr, q: Austin Sturtsvant
ioj: FiSI -: xTom BOY. g; The Her;
s csswn - os asn9T Biz Fsas' Ross is 1S' os sss
Gun, los: Peacock. %.
x-Apprsntice allowancs claimed.
Weathsr clear: grcund covered With
Ar JUAupg
First Race--Purse: 4-year.old mai
nix nix: 100; Fsvcrits xrtieSe. los: Don
Tod Cook. III; Pink Chin, III.
su1'ins;on fSrlSns; Y h.s. io Bs.,mor MoS SS Ss
xMishach. loS: Stella 0rAins. i0s; c. x.
Davis; ic7 Aunt N9mies iie; Lnm23's 3s
1to: ReQuiram. ITO:
Third Race--selling; !.year. olds and
up; 8 fur1ongs: Va We y; xAmoheiko
1Ss xrtesiy s, D.Is b:nS:rry SS; ics ~
Favorits. ie4: origsly Bear. ie5; Guar
ley Brown. 107; HoloerE. 1O1; lnIen.
i01: Shorty Northcut, 1o7: Compton.
li6; Prince winter. Ito; George Oh
no Fourth Rscs--s-ysar. .oids and up;
Masatlsn handscap; Z mile; , ve!a9sy az =. yr,
=; sS,:. lis; SsI,: s, sf Sssh Hs~r' ~
Fiftn Rsce--Ssillne; s-yeer-clds and
up; 8 Ifurlongs: eie!ra l0a; Fsanets.
lt3: Ley Peudef 1et; xTnoy XSItc,
Ia; i" sjeSs Hsris, lei: Bee 5tcns iis:
1niafSble. 1lo; gAmseyl lie; Calcium,
10: shsfpsr knleh{ ~; I,s MsneA9ssSEe'
-: c'xs.s 1.s,S. n-Si" an. 81: xcordie S ~ -.
81: xWeyaheks, 1el: ewish. les; Durns
; xS;pvsstics allowance claimed.
wSsshsr. sssAr: track. sas(.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26

SANTA MONICA e
MaintatAinS : spes1 q <
IN Aour. Oh An1ef16 =
stuts cas. ~ the Asld ~ q ~
the seventeenth lap ~ ~ IN
Vanderbilt cup reess bels9
the Santa Monica couruo ~
Ralph De Palma. ~ = |1e
was running . close socoG II
liam Carlson In . MaeooS n s u
that stage the race Nne noG
Guy Ball, IN ! Marmon. NJ
During the eishtsenth ~ N
De Palma made = senon@
and went into the loG1
for the Is laps was 4:o1s ss IN
So terrific wa the p0tG u r. Y!
early stages ok the Faeo ~ u
thirteenth lAD eoyen of ~ u
been compsl1Ud to withdraw, Z,
were WiShaftv Grant, LoWlo,N
verbeck, 0oode and r61116, "a
was le90lME the conteetap&n N
car skidded and crashed Int II 1|
putting him out OF Il ~, " q
BarnxS Ol6aold va runnlnn f|f111
until h4 haA to st0D fof M Il y
drVpped into mn rllcl. 3 ,s;5,3
fke noSE exeItine eSSAo6k p 3 }SI
Hhnle- rscerbeeEp i1 81 ~ -; -
Ian pnrine tn cincrl7f Il1l'1 a I6
.Aejl, drivlnH Poetlooo1y. 09I|2
De Palma. TNYoarNn - 2i2I
.dffh ana f1enfr.air4k. Eno 1X1, r.
time riyaie - 80. Z - "a !. r.
nearlv aixtaon mflea th1 ,4S1- |Ss.t
rsced scarcelv m feef ~ ~
vero runnine -af q teerl6~ s~S1
crfinr fhsf - v.fnnSr 61Ssn9 ;3S 25 3''
nrohshiv shnv 81 svc@sssS ;Hs p
hstter shan 7k 1s,s~,s -~,. 49,. s5
0sid.. tim~ "a S~S-.*- 4 6,ss, ~ AZ, !, s,
2 "a. Al. n p.i,sc,s .. zs.ss.' r " W
49, 49, .,.,....s.SS.n z y 49, H.-l.! q
= s.ii n !. NJ Ms,wc. ~ 8 tz = ~, III
,hs 80 a.,.s.s, -. sxs,1,:s.ss -. 49, .:s
RI. vsrS~-S,s,s ~. ssSs: pa ~ !
"a. ns ~. ~ ~ ssss ~ ~ "A
~. vs r,,,...s - 80 Y. y a. "
~ m is~1s. 80 ~.
- 49,. 49, ~ d ...s ~; 15S2 2
. sn.s.s,. ~ ~ - 49, 4 \ ''I W.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26

s;;s::s -; :sas;s 81.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26

r.. ) 49, = ~ ss::s e; :: J:
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26
u. S. POLICY
NOW DEPENDS
0NCARRANzA
Curb Villa, or Admit That You
Are Powerless, II Word Sent
From Waskingtoa-E Eng.
land Grows Restive
SEARCH FOR BAUCH
CONTINUES FRUITLESS
Juarez Jails May b Searched in
Hope Of Finding the Miss
Ing American
SEARCH FOR BAUCH
CONTINUES FRUITLESS

oALvGoToN, Tex, Fsh. 2s.-
arrIve1 hsre todsw Sror Tswcies
on the NorweoIns staAwer ~
lan<ia. Thev Seoiaend .ss~s1s 80.
pot deecsIbe the c6ndltIsn. ~
kexjce. e "
Tho Atlantic breuehf "a hnaa
q -AHexIsnn-hcof- sn4Sl ~. -
q 6oessGilIlaaton koi11f3 Y ~ -. T'- 4 3.
sfsN 6 -
RAte1R1 HeRf =. n. -. 49,
0n0nflvc - : - Goao1 -
4 o8oru1arv " otn1c 6eT3G Ho -.
v0u(DhafS tke ditK Sf vejlll6M
Aecarlhy, o. paj0oovIllo, "a Mox-
Ice, oUe. %, 1o11 - 4- Z, -. ~ Z :
lNformatlco here = thst Ne.
carthv wao dranoed from : aexI.
can Central train ln Chjhunhua.
i've eompanIons and (stor exc
cvted. Ne was : raj)road eNaL
nesr.
Mccarthy came Q PslnesvlIls
from Dsldaeport conn, and was
Z member o. the Drotherhood Of
Leeemstlvs Engineers.
-
LAREDO. Texas, Feb. 2e.-os-
tails % tsss execution ~ coemente
veroaras IN American, BY msxl-
can teoerais, wae teeay anxieueIy
ewalseo from Consul oavrett, who
lett Nueve Laredo yesterday Tor
n!ca!oe g lnvese!eass ths killing
which hao etlerod the border.
oaerete lntended . arrange fof
the otopoptstoW 0f the body which
Ma eato q b still hanging N =
tree. 0arrott aieo intended g
learn why the nsNe of veroara's
execvs'on wee eupprseeed and 70
seek seme expIsnas'en Tor An
nouneesnent that he had bssn ~.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-26

ANIMAL wKLFARE cs.:.s go -.
The Dickinson press., 1914-11-14
Delinquent Tax List for Stark County, N. D., for
the Year 1913. " "

The county auditor. under the direction of the Board of County Commissioners hereby gives notice that the
allowing hhs situated in the County Of Stark State of NORTH Dakota on which the taxes for they year 1913 remain
unpaid will be sol" or Tu@dn> December mh1 1884, being ues@ second Tuesday in December at the Auditors office
in the Court House in thee N of Dhkm@nc County of Stark and State of North Dakota amnmcngh 10 o'clock
a M Tem said lands hereinafter described m be sold on the date above named in accordance with the provisions
Of section 1874 of the revised Codes n6 and acts amnhmyH hereto
T"a bbevadosu used in describing lots blocks and the v@@s descriptions land herein. advertised are as
follows IL" G" lot and "" for block so for section; T for township; T" for rang; 49, m" seq" and "" for
s"nn forth cas- "dw west" me- and" INV" for northeast and nohw~r"w anGsw"h for southeast and suhw@r~ 20.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-12-14
POTATO GROWING IN
NORTHERN MINNESOTA

CONTINUED from Paxe l.,
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BATTLE IN THE EAST
IS NEARING A CRISIS

London, Dec. 14.-In addition to the
claim that the movement to relieve
Cracow has failed, Petrograd official
reports declare the German advance
has been checked at all points from
the north along the line of the Mlawa
drive and along the western and the
southwestern fronts.
With statements from Berlin admit
ting that the Russian resistance is as
yet far from overcome decisive re-
suit may be expected soon.
The latest official reports state that
after repulsing the Germans in the
north the Russians took the offensive
and drove several columns back.
Both Berlin and St: Petersburg are
reticent in their statements concern
ing the situation in the east, The
check administered the Germans, as
claimed in the Russian official state
ments, is not held as a decisive vic
tory. 1t also follows the suggestion
that under certain conditions Warsaw
might be evacuated without being re-
garded as q defeat
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GERMANS BATTLING
TO REGAIN FO)O)Tl |

Paris. Dec 14.-A determined IT.
tempt il being made by the Germans
to regain foothold along the User
canal to the south of Ypres.
Repeated attacks by the Germans
have been repulsed, but with rein
forcements, which have been moved
into this section, renewed attempts
are being made against the allied line.
The fighting in this section is from
trench to trench.
Official statements issued here clear
ly indicate the, extreme determine
tion with which the engagement is
proceeding. The Germans, partially
successful in gaining one French
trench, we're given no rest and a
counter attack was Immediately start
ed by the allies and the position re-
taken. The losses on both sides are
declared to have been heavy.
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GERMAN SUBMARINES
ATTACK SCOTCH PORT

London, Dec. 14.-A dispatch from
Edinburgh to the Daily Mail reports
that two German submarine attacks
were made on the Firth of Forth, but
that they were repulsed. Two of the
enemy's submarines, the dispatch
says, were destroyed.
The Firth of Forth, facing the North
sea, has British naval base at Ro-
syth, off the shore of Fife, Immediate
~ to the west of the great Forth
bridge. Because of its advantageous
situation in regard to the British naval
operations against the Germans un.
doubtedly strong feet is gathered
there, hence the report of a German
submarine attack is no surprise.
The principal port on the Firth of
Forth is Lieth, the port Of Edinburgh.
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COUNTY TREASURER JAILED
Official Alleged to Have EmbezzIed
Public Funds,

Duluth, Dec. 14.-While awaiting
trial for embezzling of public funds,
Fred Jackson, treasurer of Cook coun-
ty, is in the Cook county jail at Grand
Marais. He was arrested at his home
there after wireless orders had been
received from Governor Eberhart d.
recting his suspension as county treas
urer and instructing him to turn the
administration of the office over to A.
E. Fritz, state public examiner.
Jackson admitted he had defaulted
in his accounts, according to officials
Charles R. Boomstrom, assistant to
Examiner Fritz, sent a wireless report
from Grand Marais that the shortage
would amount to more than $4,000.
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SUFFRAGE TO Get
CHANCE|NH HOUSE
Will Come Up for Vote on
Special Rule.
PROHIBITION TO BE FIRST

Question Of Constitutional Amend
mont viii Be Passed on Dec. ~, to
Be Followed by Action on the Sub
ject Of Votes for Women.
Washington, Dec. 14.-Yea and nay
votes in the house on special rules
for consideration of proposals to sub
NIT woman suffrage and prohibition
questions for constitutional amend
ment has been assured by the action
of the rules committee.
The prohibition question will be
brought into the house Tuesday, Dec.
~, and when it has been disposed Of
woman suffrage will be taken up.
Chairman Henry declared one day
will be allowed to each of the PROPOSE
tons and that the house would be
kept in session until they are dis.
posed Of.
Without dissenting vote a rule
was voted providing eight hours gen.
sral debate on the Hobson amend
ment for national prohibition. BY a
4 to 3 vote the Mondell suffrage reso-
luton was ordered to be taken up
also.
Voting against the suffrage rule
were Chairman Henry of Texas, Can
trill Of Kentucky and Pou of North
Carolina, Democrats, while their COL
league, Goldfogle of New York, de.
clinOd to vote.
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of the East and Central West? Yes,
there are good reasons why. The
farmers beyond the Rockies grow
good stuff. They ship to the Eastern
market only the very best. Their
second grade produce goes to their
local markets and to their canneries
and factories. The culls they keep
at home. Yet have not told all
the secret of their success. There is
another good reason why. And that
secret is the key to the whole situa-
ton. I hope the farmers and bust
ness men of Minnesota will take this
key and use it. Here it is: THE
FARMERS OF THE WEST ARE OR
GANIZED.