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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Sie 3ta@riHien uum iiio.
Dftlihea 7riessihamplat
9auten 9iinitig fiir biC
0eiterreiher.

y Ier " er.
2cnSom 10. Nooembcr. Cine
am 9lbenS bon 8ien pia 9luiterbam
eingctrpffene 3epeite entbdIt oaS
5oIsenbe:
Ds(af Dem iiioOitIifen 9riessi6ai-
plat pntten mebrere @eiehte bic Ger.
it6ri,na Der aolubas 8riiden sur
5oIse, unicre Truppeu batteu aber
bereits oas ienieitiee ltfer erreid)t.
Cine 9epeide pom @iontlg iagt, Sai,
tpeitere 400 Serben seiansen ae.
nontmcn iporben ieien uno piel
&riegsmaterial crbcrtet purhe
Die Spsrotiunen Der Oeuti9s
Gitsrrsi4iiden armes in RuiTifh.pO-
len babsn bic ruifii9s Sauptarmss ss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
&leine psIi3einsd,r d,ridtex.

Ger Observation-Disclosures
5ranf EoIlad, BON yto. 1856 Blue
9iod StruBe. tbeilte Der poIiaei ge.
itern nit, bab ibm elm llnbefanmter
fiir selieierte @aarerI eiiiea Gbed i'll
getroge Don $3.50 iibersab, auf
iuelten er $40 beraus betam. Ger
Gbed ertpies ii6 ipdter aIs angebli5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

8ipunsen, es auf cine S9lu6t an
tOmmen gu laiisn, bic jebt inter ben
siinitieiten 8eOingunsen auf Der suns
gen Ginie i'm @anse iit. Cine unisrsr
0ibiiiOnen bat 1000 @efansene &c.
ma6t.
r0as gorriiden Der Ruifen gsseH
bic &arpatbn 1T bon geringer Be.
oeutung. Sn Der Rdbe Don GrpboD
1T cine itarte ruiiiI4e aaDalerie=ab'
tbsilung BON uniersr Nrtiaerie aus
einanber oetrieben fpprDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
g,abiidlsr 1lnteritiitnnas.gserrin

Der obige gsrsin battle in fsinsr ae.
Itriaen Gibung. bic unter Wcriib bes
6frrn sFrib @siser unb nit 6errn
sspbn DisboIb als Ssirst6r In
f5lamnt's Gale, Cher uno WcUaidsn
GssEis iaitfails. nur ithE pQliss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
peftIidsn arisgsf4aupIas ss5rat
Dprben ieisn.
9eftige 8dmpfe tn Der
Sufpipiita,

St. petersburG 18. Rop.
Cine aug WurmprniBa. an Der Oiter.
rsi6iih rumdniidsn @rsnSs, einge.
troffsue 9epsite fagt, bab i'm nOrbs
li9en 5beil Der 9utupina Iebr beftigs
SGmpfe ftottfdHbsn, unb oub bic rui.
iiiasH Sruppsn iOtpeit i'm @Ortbsil
rs,a,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
2oiaI Berilbt.
&rr @iIbelm Mncller i'm Sentiden
aitttrariiden alnb.
eeine iinaite poshids sdSpiuus.

Se'He jhh9He ppe1'l@s S@opIung.
Serr @ilbelm Wlueller, elmer Der
Grinder lno jesiges gbrennitgIieo
6eS Ieutid)en Sitterariifen Stubs,
mar geitern gbeno Der gortrngenos.
Scitoeni Serr WtueIler nad) Geiltid).
Ianb iibcrgeiieoelt lit ilno BORT ais
priuatgcIebrter lno SdriititeGer
lebt, licgcn Jlpiiden ieinen jctpeiligen
Seiudlen Die er ben 5reunoen in
gImerifn abitattet, lntiirgeniaB Sabre.
20 iito nih felt ieinern letten gc.
iiib i'm slub bier Sabre perfIciieiI.s
Iie Witglieoer batten lid, oenn aud,
iebr 5ablreih einseflnoen uno es mar
III Der Sbat cine Der beltbeiuhten Ser.
iammIungen ees Stubs. soerr Whieaer
ipnroe nit nltseipobnter Ser5lidFeit
begriibt. Gas 9bema ieines 8ortrags
lnutcte: Der aampf Inn Die oeiltife
auHit". er betonte, DAB er nid)t ais
Siiniiler, aud nidJt ais allnitfenner,
ionoern ais aiinItfreiino rcoe. Gr
iiibrte bann ieine 3uborer oiird bic
peridieOenen stiinltrihhmgen BON Der
,3eit Der Renaiiianee bis 5lim gatltra-
lismns inb gob bon oen bcrDorra.
genolien @ertretcrn oieier nerifieoe.
nen Sduleu iiiib Rihtungen redt an.
5iebciloe Shiloerungen. Serr WueIer
lieferte IN ieircm 8ortrag oen geipeis
cines iorDflltigen Stiloiulns, elmer
feincn llnterifeioung. ausgeocbnten
geberriduns 6es @egenitanoes, Der.
bnroen nit grober aIarbeit uno
Stonbeit Der Clifton. Ger @ortra.
selioc niafte einen itarfen il1c iebr |
giinltigen Ginoruf, luie iib oas Dor.
rebnriif aus Der Gebaite erGab, an
tieldcr Die Serren @oieieed, Saipt, |
StoIi iIiip. tbeiInahnen.
Tr. 8. s. Sid tbeilte aus Der Gin.
ciilnaticr IbGtiefcit gelleIIers mt |
iino iprad, nebit Seinri6 2oepe lno
Or. ,Soiepb IopmoeIlcr iiber Die dIten
3eiten i'm SitternriidJen alub, ben oui
cine iolioe gaiis 5u bringen @iIbelln
Dhleller NIT Rnttermann uno Dem
Dor elmer @od,c beritorbenen Seinrif
Soerner iBr re6Iih 3beiI beieetasen
D1tten.
,SIn 9aufe Deg s(ben6s perIas Serr
sSIlgelm Wueller elm @eeid,t, ipeldles
er iiir ole oeittide @aiienperiamm.
lung uerfaBt bate, ole geitern glbeno
in gselp g)orf I'M es,ntereiIc ocs
oeliif.amerifaniifen SiIisperfs ab.
acbalten tuoroen lit. las @eoidt Bat
Den paileroen TiteI .Gie 9luigabe Der
StIinoe" nno foIsenoen g9ortlaut:
Gin srniter M0nG auf ber gDart6uro
ftsbt,
hnb isinsH aippen eHtfliebt Elm gsbst:
/. Die SeeIe, bic mad grl5Tung idreit,
Dani 5err! bait Oh Dom .3peifel Be. /
freit. |!
Jd ft6' in Deinsm aeleansten Wort
Oss elnigsn 5eiIts fidren Sort,"
Spriht autbr, Der Wlond) i'm raubsn
Geipano, t
unb bes GIaubens gIutt Surd,.
flammte bas aanb.
Yin Usnier sibt NIT bsrsbiem Runb
Den Jinssrn sereifis Deisbeit tunb: s
lOds asben In tein miib'ses Spiel. h
Us bat sin ernitss beh'res 3iel.
ss II oie @srnunfi. bic forberHp !
ipridt:
esiF Dsinen Minsi, bsm Dienit Der
pflidt.
go lsbrst Rant am Diii.eftranb.
llnS bsr Wabrbit aidt .rbelIte bas
2anb.
IN meirnnr erfhnilfe In, SfhsnhfiH4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

llno, mas mir einFt ols Mdrdsntraum
btfpunDerf,
An's belle 2idt Der Wirtli9tsit be-
ffapor,
eritanb, getrdftigt. in europds Wlitte
Yin Hei4, Das I'm bes 5riebens Gals
men rang,
Our4 Wagsmutb, ourd) GleiB unb
f6lihte Site,
Sid bic 9eipunoeruns Der Welt err
rang.
aaein Der Ra6barn Mibgunit tparo
aud rege.
Dom Weiten ..rat, ND INNER ss ii9
riibrt,
9es Grdm,rs peib ibm binoernb in
bic Wege,
Die er nit fin1ser Sflaubsit aussss
fpiirt.
SIN aaHb felbf. oas uns saitlid aufs
genommen,
limb Dem mir uns bingebenD 3uges
tDdnbt,
SIT jdb oss argpobns biiiire Glutb srs
glommen
lnb infer altes 5eim iutr5 i9nG0
psrtannt.
Sn Deutf4ldnbs Often itsben auf bic
5unnen
unb itiitmen an in 3iigelloier Wutb.
Beorob'n 0es boditen 2ebsns refine
8runnen,
Die Bolt unb 2ano erfriItt nit tlarer
5lutb.
uno fol- ben jtolosn gau, ben gu err
ri6ten
Sid bober Sinn nit trob'ger araft
eepaari,
Der 9lnprall pilber Soben jsbt pers
uihisn,
Die nidt begreifen, mas gum aampf
iie ifndrtg
Rein. brsimal nein! mas idiper err
rungnen Siegen
llnb beiber Wliibe feline gliitbe oantt,
Soa ni4t Der JeinDe llebsrmadt ers
liegen,
DanH aud i'm pilDen aampf Die Grbe
i6ipantt.
llHb mir i'm aanb Der Streifsn nno
Der Stsrne,
Die rings bss JriebeHs solpne grnien
ieb'n,
CAPT uns ben @oltssenoifen in Der
sSerHe
IN iawerer 3sit bilfreid) CUR Ssite
ftebn.
Sn li4tsn Stunosn Ioasn iie iimifrpes
ben,
Des 5er5sns WiinIte, bic mir linen
ipeibn,
Iub tritt Elm 2sib eri9iitterno in ibr
asbeN,
5ol unfre 2iebe ibnsn 1roit psrleibn.
i
Dir oft bat fdon BEG arieges granb
9elobert i'm alien 5eimatblanb.
Die oft bat i6on bic bitterite Rotb
Des oeutf6en 8olfes Sein bebrobt!
lnb bennod erbob ii9 pbSnirsl.i9
lus iprii6euber aobe selGuert bos |
Heitb.
20 tpirb aud iebt bes @laubens |
glutb
Oes 2ebsns Grnit unb Der Spfermutb, |
oes 2iebss 3aubsr, Der Sh5Hbeit |
lift,
Der Wabrbeit Geiit uHb Der Ginn Der
pflidt
Die admpfer itirien i'm bIuigen Streit
Inb bes Rsi9es araft unb 5errlidfeit
I'M Snnern seeint, nah Gubsn sefeit,
otn b54ften 3isleu Der wsenfaheit ges
pei6t -
'uII fortbsitsb'n in fernfte 3sit.
gelceenili6 ser Grfneipe ipnrSen
2ieber eeiiineen, nou
,elfen oas alilb.9iebcrbud etlihe
'crIen ertb1It. slu9 ipurbe auf oas
'tift,nssfeit binselpieien, iueIdcs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Heasr.. {

- 0urd Elm 0r.ubenfeusr fling ses
tern Elm Sduppsn Der 6. uHb q. Gi,
fenbdbn. on Der Walnut Strabe unb
hem Glub, Jeuer unb tpurbe DOlitdn'
big eiHgeGi&er...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

Gefddfis su erfebigsn. gfn fieben er.
frantic Ufitalieber ipuroe bic iibli9e
llnisrifiibuna i'm Gsfdmmtbetrage bon
$500 angefpieien. Die ginnabmen
betrusen $356.25 unb bic 2(usgaben
$122.41.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
ShiIsnahridten.

Rem gOrt, 18. gtOp g(bsefabren
,Wanitou" nad 2Onoon; San
9iorgio" na6 9leapel; .9tibiniai" nab
pirGus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Gin . .Selbeuptertel" in
9antntb.

Berlin 2artpib bari ben Ru6m
in glnIprub nebmen, dIs erite Gemeiu-
be ein snn3es SrtsDiertel mad ben
iiesrei9sn 5iibrern in 9eutf9lanbs
Seer unb 5lotte bsnannt 5u bdben-
Der bortiae Imtsporiteber bat fir
feds i'm 9ebauungspIan Doreeiebene
unb gum Sbeil i9on argelegte StrGs
BEN folsenbe Ramen FeItgeIeBt: 0ous
ienitrabs, SiueenbursItrabe. gDebois
senitrabe, &ludItrubs, 2uoen6o-fts
.itrabe unS Gmmi&trabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19

Derperregntte out.
GJaite (ben berregueten 5ut ieinsr
Satin betra6ienb): .W1it Meiberrd.
nsn eingsipsibt, NIT 6immelitrdnsn
.aafssrsi4s!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Die oeati6en Jnielm i'm
Sfiaen C5eam

= Z VU IT Z IT II IT "
an 4uitralten iiberge.
benperben.
2onbon, 10. Npp. Sine 9epeIhe
Der Mornina poit aus Spbnep, 81. g.
W.. iagt, cSupan babe bic britiide &e-
gieruna babin bsna9ri6tigt, bab es
iebt bereit lei, bic Marfdaa Snieln
unD anbere OeutI9en ssnieln i'm Gill
len O8ean, bic ieBt Don ben sSupanern
beisBt limb, an 2luitrulisn ausSulie.
fern, bas 9eiuBungstrppen ididen
uno bic cSnieln bis gum Gnbe bes
&rieses pertpalten ipirb, mann enb-
aiiltig beitimmt nerben piro, tpas nit
ihuen oefchebeu ioll.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Graf 3eppelin in W us bee
BURG.


9lm %. Sttobsr, morgens I'm feds
ll1r. traf Graf Zeppelin aus Der Rta-
tung SaIberitdbt tommsno, auf Dem
Sauptbdbnbof in Wagoeburg Elm. Der
@rlf lpurOs bsgeiitsrt ppm publitum
begriibt unb Don ben aulpeieHoen 9az
men nit gIumen fDrmIi6 iiberi6iit-
tet. Wit 8eSug auf bic ibm bereitete
9unbsebung bsmertte zeppelin in ei-
ner tur5en 2tnipra9e: Die gegeiitez
rung mddt ben Sieg." Gin anoeres
treffli6ss Wort bes alien Uleiftsrs
Der 2Ifts fieI, ols bic begeiiterten
gabnbufsbeiu6er r0eutihIanb iiber
aGes" anitimmten. rDeutitIano niiber
ales" nod lliht, aber boffeutlib re6t
balo", meinte Der grfinbergeneral
barduf. Sin unbstannter Serr rei6te
Zeppelin Die Sanb nit ben Worten:
, ,Quf Diebsrie6en GrcellenS nit ben
,bumbsnisIteitsn Griiben fir Gns.
lamb" Zeppelin idiiitelte benz 9lb=
idi.onebmsnben bic Suuo uHb be.
mertte: .Das mar iebr gut geiagt,"
Inter brauIenben SurrarufsF fubr bee
3ug ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
Die fur6tbaren Suud5er

Die fur4tboreu Suu95er.
Cine 9munberin bate Gelegenbeit,
in Dftsrrei6iider SefonsenIhaft Be.
finoli9e RuiIen gu ipreaeu. Sic frag'
te sinen Der 9sfansenen, ipieio er uno
feline aamerooen in bic SGnoe Der
Ositerrei6er geratbeR ieisn. Der Rui-
is srpibsrte, bic SGger les fparen Sia
roler) ieieu nit eiuem oerartiseH
rSpblen" auf tie einsebrunaen, bub bic
RuTer einen pabrbaft panii9en
S6redsn betamen unb ME auf Sons
munbo bic 9eipebre ipsgparfen unb
iich ersaben. Der RuiIe tounte nicbt
gsuiissno Dorte finoeu, um BEN Sin.
brud 81 ihilbern, Den bas S6reien
Der frGftiseu @ebirg5i0bne bic
SiroIer laFen beim Stiirmen ibre
Su65er los - ouf ibn uHb feline &a.
merooen gema9t bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-19
son fortbsiieb'n in fsrnite 3.it.

@elesenilid Ser ggfneipe ipnrSen
MucIler'ide 2ieber eeiinpen bon
pelfen bas litb.2ieoerbud etlihe
Bcrlen ertbdIt. guh ipurbe auf oas
Stiftl,nssfeit bingeipieier, ipelhcs
n1fite @o6e i'm @itiiileB 9sen's Club
aeieier. niro.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-01-16
What Other Members Say.

Representative Charles H. Burke OF
South Dakota is quoted as saying on
this matter of intellectual honesty:
MY fourteen years experience in the
house has impressed me that the con-
trary of Mr.. Whitacre's statement is
true AS a rule. members OF congress
are high-minded men, actuated in their
public actions by what they believe Is
for the good OF all There is no rea-
son why a man should not assert his
individuality in congress just as he
would exert it outside of congress.
Representative Richard Bartholdt OF
Missouri, who soon is TO quit congress
after twenty-five years OF service al
though it is said he could be reelected
easily If he so chose, said on this mat
ter of intellectual honesty: Whether
a man is dishonest or not il simply a
proposition OF individuality. He can
be honest in congress IL he Is so In
clined just as easily as he can be hon
est outside OF congress. No man ID un
der compulsion to do wrong ia his
public acts"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-01-16

II plenty OF bran is fed. the pigs win
seldom become constipated. Much
PHOSPHORUS is needed TO grow good
frame and bran supplies considerable
OF this. and the addition of bonemeal
or ground phosphate rock will be bene-
fetal
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-01-16
Correct.

OOfTcCI-
What is frenzled financey'
Financing your friends. Judge.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-01-16

a little grooming or brushing will
have q great influence on the appear
auca OF the COW. A few minutes spent
IN this way will pay large dividends
In better looks and also in a greater
price OF farm. stock sad better returna
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-01-16

TIE pure-bred bull has done great
deal TO improve the dairy herds Of the
middle west All states, or ut least
the principal ones, are reporting an
increased dairy production and the
results may be traced TO better cows,
not more OF them.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-01-16

Some of the farm buildings will need
protection around the foundation: or,
in other words, they should be banked
IN either with building paper or with
good coarse straw and manure. This
i important where there is an oppor-
,unity for drafts around the foGnda
ton OF the building.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-01-16

4 Windmill with five widely sepa-
rated vanes has been adopted for irri-
CATION purposes in Italy's new pos
sessions in Africa as the only kind
that will withstand high winds and
AZ the same time work in light
breezes.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-01-16

Where the shocks have twisted part.
IL down or do not stand perfectly
straight. the fodder IS spelling. 1t is
becoming OF less value each day, and
should be stacked at once TO prevent
further damage.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-01-16

There is a fascination about breed
ing thoroughbred fowls that gives one
satisfaction. When We see the results
of our trouble we do not regret the
care and attention which good poultry
raising demands.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
CORONER'S JURY ACQUITS
HIAWATHA SHERIFF

Hiawatha, Jan. ga coroner,
jury exonerated Sheriff N. T
Moore for the killing of Ernest Wal
lace in an attempted Jail delivery
here. The jury spent the greater
part cf, the day ip ito delibenations.
One of its number, 1t is rumored,
did not favor giving the officer a
clean bill and finally accepted a
verdict that the prisoner met his
death at the hands of the sheriff
in not felonious manner.
Evidence brought out the fact
that Jailor o. M. Barlow and
Moore were aware that d
delivery was to be attempted
through note written by a youth
full prisoner to the sheriff. The boy
had overheard the plans OF Wallace
and John Phillips, the other prisE!
'ner who was shot.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
LINER STRUCK IN A RoG
FOrty-Seven Lives Lost in q Wreck
Off Norfolk

Norfolk, Jan. 3O.-Forty-seven
Hives were lost in the icy waters OF
the Atlantic at 2 o'clock this morn
ing, when the Old Dominion liner
Monroe was rammed amidships,
practically cut instwosandssu with
IN ten minutes, 20 miles southeast
Of Hog Island, by the Merchants
and Miners liner Nantucket.
The AZ lost comprised 23 passen-
Gers and "a members of the crew,
according to official wireless re-
ports to the Old Dominion line here.
Thirty-one passengers and 55 of the
crew were saved, making the list of
rescued SO. Captain Johnson of the
srnken Monroe, and all of his Off
GERS but one, were among the saved.
The lost officer was Second Engi-
neer Galley. /
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
STOP SHIP FIRE AS
1T NEARs AMMUNITION

Philadelphia, Jan. 29.-The scout
cruiser Birmingham was damaged
severely by fire which was gotten un-
der control only after II had eaten
its way to within a few feet Of the
magazine fully stored with ammuni-
tion and a number OF torpedoes.
One hundred and fifty bluejackets
fought heroically and by their eff
forts probably saved the entire re-
serve fleet from destruction, as a
large number of the reserve ships
we're close to the Birmingham and |
/ big explosion probably would have
included all in common ruin.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
READY TO CONSIDER
Farm CREDIT HILLS

washington. Jan. 2S.-Legisla'
ton far overshadowing in import
ance to the Missouri valley farmers
the pending trust measures. win be
introduced In congress-the first OF
the administration program for farm
credits.
Two bills will embody the ideas
OF the president and the secretary
OF agriculture upon this subject. One
bill will cover the field OF long time
farm loans with a primary object
Of making It easier for renters TO
become farm owners. The second
bill will take up the proposition OF
making II easier and cheaper for the
farmer TO obtain short time loans
% tide him over the harvesting of
lis corn or wheat crops and TO help
lin get the crop to market.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
THIS COW RAISED is
CALVES IN NINE YEARS

Manhattan, Jan. 31.-Fred Neff
a wealthy German farmer living
near Paxico, is the owner of a
most remarkable COW. This cow
has raised Is calves in nine years.
which Mr., Neff believes is a record.
According to Mr.. Neff the COW
has reared six sets of twins besides
three singles. The COW is a Short
horn breed and lacks a few months
of being II years old. She had
twin calves when a year and a hall
old and has been increasing Mr..
Neff's herd in a most rapid manner
ever since. The last set of twins
Is only three weeks old.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
UPHoLDs Jim CROW" LAW
Circuit Court of Appeals Says the
Oklahoma Statute is Valid


st. Louis, Jan. 29.-The Jim Crow
law of Oklahoma was upheld by the
United States circuit court of APP
peals in a decision handed down
here. DR., William J. Thompkins
bought a ticket from Kansas City to
McAlester, Okla, over the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway. He also
brought Pullman ticket. When.
the train reached the Oklahoma line
Thompkins was informed that he
must leave the white" car and en-
ter a negro coach. He refused to do
so and was ordered off the train.
A disturbance resulted and Thomp-
kins was arrested and fined SIS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
PEACH CROPS DOOM
IN ZERO WEATHER

Topeka, Jan. 29.-Zero weathe,
means no peach crop in Kansas this
year. Prolonged warm weather now
and zero temperatures later mean
no, apple crop. .ps,. ae,s-,
This statement was made by
Walter Welhouse, secretary of the
Kansas horticultural society. The
peach buds have reached a stage of
development where they cannot
Withstand cold. In some localities
peach trees are reported in bloom.
Apple trees have begun to swell,
and with a few days more of warm
weather will, it is predicted, de-
'elop to where cold will kill them.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
SHOW MOVIE FILM OF
FORT RILEY IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Jan. 31.-Army ma.
neuvers at Fort Riley were shown
In motion pictures here today be.
lore Major General Wood and prac-
tically all the officers of the war
college, many of the foreign am
Ibassadors, Joseph Tumulty. secre-
tary to the president; the military
committees of the house and senate
and many others by Maj. Thomas
j. Dickson of Fort Riley.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
RIGHT spirit : !.
r AT BANQUET
Kansas Day Gathering Declares for
United Republican Party
WOMEN MEMBERS
Crowd OF $50 Filled Masonic Hall
for banquet and Fine Speeches
Representation Was
State Wide

IF refuse to belong to any
party unless all of its mem
bers agree with me on every
proposition. II will soon find
that l belong to party COM
posed of myself. Robert
Stone. before the Kansas Day
club.
Topeka, Jan. 30.-A spirit Of
peace and good will peryaded the
twenty-third annual banquet OF the
Kansas Day club last night. In the
crowd, which taxed the capacity OF
the Masonic banquet hall, were
many leaders In both factions OF the
Republican party, and almost with
out exception all showed desire TO
promote the cause OF harmony and
to heal the ancient breach on the eve
Of the approaching campaign. There
was none of the vindictiveness, eth
er among speakers or visitors, Which
developed at the banquet a yearsbe- !
fore. Instead, there was a genera
sentiment in favor Of rallying aroiipd
he. G. %. P. standard and working
.ogether for fresh triumphs for the
,arty and It's principles. W
Also, the women had their inning
or the first time at last nights Kan
as Day banquet. Probably more than
'ne-third of the $50 present were
women and woman, Mrs. Charles
:. Scott of lola, occupied promin-
mt place on the program. In deliver
ng the presidents address Charles
). Kagey hade the new voters
earty welcome on behalf of the
.ansas Day club and the Republi- {
an party of Kansas.
The speakers appealed to the
lembers of the Kansas Day club 5
nd of the Republican party of
ansas to support their favorite
in the campaign preced-
g the August primary, and then to n
1ite in support of the nominees. II
Nearly every part of the state was II
presented at the business meeting II
the Kansas Day club in the after g
ION and the banquet in the eYeH- o
g. Prominent Republicans from ts
e four corners of the state and ef- CT
y other section were present. al
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
Would Raise SUNDAY Lid

Kansas City, Jan. 31.-Efforts to
hoist the Sunday lid in Missouri,
using the initiative petition as a
lever, were begun yesterday at a
meeting of the jackson County Re-
tail Liquor Dealers association. Petit
lions that will place the Sunday
opening question on the ballots to
be voted on at the November cleo
tions were presented and signed by
practically every one of the 100 sa-
loon keepers present.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
SEAT SENATOR CHOSEN
UNDER DIRECT ELECTION

Washington. Jan. Boy a vote
of SO to - the senate seated Blair
Lee, Democrat, as a senator from
Maryland. 1t was the first contest
to be voted on by the senate coming
up under the new direct elections
amendment.
Mr.. Lee was Immediately escorted
to the vice presidents desk by SEN
ator Smith of Maryland. where he
took the oath Of office. He sue
ceeds Senator Jackson. Republican.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-05
CLAY PRODUCTS INTERESTS
TO ORGANIZE AT X. U

Lawrence, Jan. S1.-A State Clay
Products association, composed OF
those interested in developing the
clay products of Kansas, will be or
ganized at the university, February
l6 and II. Chancellor Frank Strong,
Prof. Erasmus Haworth, state geolo-
gist, and Paul Teetor, superintendent
of the clay testing laboratory, this
afternoon sent out invitations to the
sessions to all citizens interested in
the industry.