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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
THIS WILL BE YOUR
LAST OPPORTUNITY
Beautiful Bibles Are Going Fast and
No Time Should Be Lost

Every book. every magazine and
almost every periodical printed is
Illustrated. Almost all the daily
papers also make a strong feature
of illustrating. Children are taught
in school by means of pictures and
as they grow up most of their in
formation is gained first by what
they see with their eyes. 1t remain
ed for the publishers of the Bible
which this paper is distributing to
illustrate this work with eye-teach-
ing pictures.
For several weeks this feature
has been presented to our readers
in display announcements SO that all
are familiar with the campaign con-
Quoted by the Reflector. What we
want particularly to call your at
tention to at the present time is the
fact that this distribution must be
withdrawn and this will be your
last opportunity to get one of these
beautiful Bibles on terms never be-
fore heard of. Since the first an
that the offer would be
many late corners have
been taking advantage of the offer,
and as the books are going fast no
time should be lost until you get
one.
Remember. only a few days re-
main and you will never have such
! chance as this again.
$1.1S secures the beautiful illus
rated Bible.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
WOMEN NEED NOT
REGISTER AGAIN

Legally registered women voter
in Abilene will not be required Il
register again in order to enjoy full
suffrage at the general state cleo
ton in November. Attorney Gen
eral John S. Dawson settled the
question in an opinion given in re-
Spouse to the inquiry of the cleo
ton commissioner of Wichita. Mr..
Dawson's opinion follows:
Section 776 of the General Stat
utes of 1909 provides that the citi-
zens in the cities of the first and
second class who are entitled to
the right of suffrage shall be ascer-
tanned as herein provided.
There is no question but what
women have been citizens, even be-
fore the suffrage amendment car
ried, and that those in cities of the
first and second class were entitled
to suffrage for municipal purposes
and were therefore qualified voters
of such cities.
"Section 799 provides that it
shall be the duty of all legally quail
flied voters to apply to the election
commissioner to be registered there
in, and that such registration when
made as in the act provided shall:
entitle such voters to vote in their
respective wards if otherwise legal
ly qualified and that as long as
such voter shall continue to reside
at the same street and number and
shall vote at each general election
he or she shall not be required to
register.
"In my opinion If woman reg
istered in Wichita since the last
general election, the question as to
whether or not she may vote at
the next general state election de-
ponds not upon her qualification to
vote at the general election at the
time she registered, but upon the
question as to whether or not she
is qualified at the time of the gen.
eral election, and therefore If she s
did register since the last general
state election and has continued to ,
reside at the same street and house /,
number she will be entitled to vote I
at the next general election. But If I
she fails to vote at the next gen. I
oral election she will, as any male E
1oter, be required to register again
before she can vote at any succeed Z
ng election" s
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
WITH THE STAR AND
TIMES MEN IN MEXICO

Every little bit of news of Uncle
Sans men and ships engaged in
Mexico will be eagerly sought by
you. We are taking this means Of
bringing to your attention the un-
approached facilities of our paper
to keep you posted on what trans
pires. II 1t occurs at night, the
Times will contain a truthful and
full account every morning, while
the happenings of the day are faith
fully related in the Star. This gives
opportunity of emphasizing the val
ue of the 24-hours news service rem
dered every subscriber to the Daily
Star, Times and Sunday Star. The
Times will print the Associated Press
full night reports and the Star the
entire day service. This to be sup
plemented by the work of staff
writer's and special correspondents
located at actual scenes of opera
lions and at all news distributing
centers.
One subscription covers both edi-
items (no added charge for the dou-
BILE daily service) and the subscrip- !
tion price of the Star, Times and
Sunday Star-13 issues a week
postage prepaid, is $3.50 a year or
Is cents a week. Address:
THE KANSAS CITY STAR,
Kansas City, Missouri.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07

The plans for the proposed LIN
coin school provide for four rooms
each 23 feet, 4 inchesxS2 feet ON
the main floor. There will be two
rooms 23 feet, inches AZ rect
in the basement, and one smaller
room, beside the furnace and toilet
rooms.
When voters go to the polls to
cast their ballots in the special cleo
ton called for school purposes here
May s, they will vote upon two
propositions. One is to vote $4,000
bonds for a new, up-to-the-minute
grade school b ilding to cost about
SIG, 900, to be placed on the south
side, where the Lincoln building
was located.
The other proposition will be the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
WISH TO LEARN GOOD MUSIC
Garfield First Grade Tells Why II
Will Buy a VictrOIa

The Garfield first grade cleared
enough money on their fine enter
tainment last Friday night to buy
a victrola for the school. Many
schools now have school yictrolas,
and in these resolutions which they
have passed, the pupils tell why
they desire a victrola:
We, the children of the first
grade at Garfield, wish to thank ev-
cry one who helped us in any way
with our May Day entertainment.
We have enough money to buy
good school victrola and some rec
ords. and we are proud to think we
have been the means of adding one
more good thing to our schools.
We enjoy good music; we want
to know more of it and more about
1t; we want to begin now to learn
the best things in music and all
about the great men who wrote it.
We want to begin now, for the
sooner we begin the more
beautiful things we can hear, learn
and enjoya. The truth is march
ing on" and the children of Abilene
are going to fall in line and keep
in touch with anything that is go
ing to make them better. stronger
and nobler men and women.
GARFIELD FIRST GRADE.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
The Proposed Lin coin school building

question, Are you in favor of In
creased high school facilities?" The
answer to this question binds the
town to no definite action, save that
It will be an indication to the school
board, which has been divided upon
the question. A vote in the affirm
alive of this question is a vote in
favor of considering a better high
school.
The school has had plans drawn
for modern grade school building.
The blue prints have been on exhl-
bition in the postoffice, and have
been the cause of much favorable
comment. The building proposed
will give the south side the school
1t plainly needs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
LLOYD BIERMAN'S
RECOVERY DOUBTFUL

Lloyd Bierman, son of Mrs. John
Foltz. was operated upon Sunday
night here for appendicitis and COM
plication of bowel troubles. His re-
covery Is doubtful.
Mr.. Bierman was taken Ill Satur-
day morning and grew rapidly
worse, so that surgeon from To-
peka was called to perform the OPP
Grafton. He was at the home of T.
M. McCulloh, south of town, where
he has been working, when he be-
came i'll. He was brought to Abilene
to the home of Mrs. Ella Mason.
Mrs. Mason is nursing him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
PULL THE PEPPER GRASS
AND HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR

Keep up the fight on the dande-
lions and the pepper grass. Numer-
GUS complaints have reached the
city hall in regard to people who
leave vacant lots, and even the
yards where they live. infested with
enormous crops of dandelions and
pepper grass, waiting for the wind
to scatter the seed and make the
pests still harder to stamp out. A
good way to help your neighbor is
to take care of your own yard.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
BUCKEYE LIKES THE
CHRISTIAN GLEE CLUB

The Christian church glee club
gave a recital at the Central Buck
eye school last night. A large and
enthusiastic audience applauded the
singers. The club sings at Talmage
next Saturday night.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
OPEN THE TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Christians Take Opener from the
EVangeIicaIs, 8 to o

The twilight league opened last
evening at the fair grounds dia-
mond, the Christians taking the
opened from the Evangelicals, 8 TO
0. The game was well played.
Mayor Nichols opened the league.
The mayor was in the pitchers box
with o. P. Fenton behind the bat.
The mayor tossed the first curver,
and Fenton caught 1t, or tried to.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
THE IMMEDIATE CLOSING

THE IMMEDIATE CLOSING Of hsis seis ,uaY
BY tie number of whO S1yoH this HOOsieY
Pan. If all the wOmsH who need Hcosisrs should come
tomorrow, allotment VoEId b taken before night ard
the sale wOEM close. This has hG1peHed IN many similar
sales throughout he country. on tie other h0Hd, ~
delay the sale may last all meek. This too has
hatpeaed Which is best for yOHto delay and fGkS
the chances Of ising This OPPORTUNITY TO came dOOa1
tomorrow and find ont about this cabinet IOE dscA
before IL is too Idtef
1t cannot take you ten minutes to
decide, once for all, whether you
intend to purchase now or later
And you are deciding, remember,
whether or not you will save miles
unnecessary steps you now take.
But unless you at decide you may decide too EGS
to this greatest of all Hoosier cabinets this liberal
HooSier Plan. 700 900 already have Hoosiers.
Thousands buying this New Hooser every week. You
should wikhoG fail grasp your opportunity and see this
cabinet tomorrow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07

We have large supply Of monu-
ments and headstones which we can
deliver on short notice. Select
quickly for May delivery. Head
stones from So up. The Abilene
Monument Works, South of U. P.
depot. DeArmond & Root, Props.
22d4t23w4t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
Tomorrow, ONLY ST. puts this
NEW HOOSIER in your home
on the famous HOOSier Plan.

You may choose between the celebrated
"White Beauty" whose picture is shown
here, and one of the other Hoosiers,
finished inside in oak.
The terms of the Hoosier Plan are these:
l. 81 puts the cabinet you choose
in your home.
2. 81 weekly quickly pays for 1t.
3. The Low Cash Price fixed by
the factory prevails strictly.
4. No interest. No extra fees.
~ 5. This sale Is under direct SUPER
vision of the Hoosier Company.
6. Your money back if you are not
delighted with your HooSier.
Only those women who grasp this opportunity tomor-
row can be Of getting of these cabinets this
liberal Hooser Plan You realize Of course that these
terms could not be offered except very limited
Der Of cabinets After this sale
!. The "Hooser Plan" terms will be withdrawn.
2. Our regular furniture terms will then prevail
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
GOSSIP OF SOCIETY

A number of Abilene women went
to Harrington today to attend a
meeting of the Eastern Star. Some
of the visitors went in motor cars.
Among those who are attending the
meeting are: Mrs. Frank Wood
ward, Mrs. Richard Waring, Mrs. B.
Young, Mrs. w. T. Cough, Miss
Gertrude Cough. Mrs. J. e. Keel,
Mrs. G. c. Anderson, Miss Ella
Blachly. Mrs. G. R. Baer, Mrs. d.
w. Happen, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs.
Carrie Seeds.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07

For sale, Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, SO per 100; so cents a setting.
Mrs. Ira Emig, Abilene. Acme phone.
30wr'%
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07

For sale, large Aberdeen Angus
bull. ]. A. Kuntz, Abilene, r. 5.
Buckeye phone. 16wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
Eggs for Matching

Pure blood White Rocks, soc for
IS eggs, SO per 100. Baby chicks
for sale. Mrs. c. H. Rowland, phone
1880, R. r. D. 4. Abilene.
to 6-lsI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07
There are 40 special convent
enceS in the NEW HOOSIER
IL are entirely NEW.

(9\ The Hoosier Metal Flour Bin holds
w fifty pounds. It is low and easy to
fill. The sliding glass front enables you
to clean the entire bin easily. The In.
side Is entirely of metal with no corners
to hold -four. First -four in Is always
out first.
H\ The New Shaker Flour Sitter IL the
NJ most wonderful of all the New
Hoosier inventions. II Is the only -four
sitter ever made on a kitchen cabinet
that shakes -four through instead of
grinding 1t through. n cannot rear ont
and cannot grind through any grit or
foreign substance that might be In the
-four.
TwentyOf these features are
described In OUR WIN
DOW DISPLAY which will
be the talk of the town next
week-cOme in and find out
about the others.
H\ A Big, Extra Roomy Drawer In the
w base Is made entirely of metal for
the proper storage of all kitchen linen,
towels, dish cloths, etc. The drawer
Is noiseless, rustless, and easy to keep
clean.
M A new feature in the Base Cupboard
W. is a narrow shelf conveniently
located for the storage of canned articles.
Most women will find this a great con.
venience as an emergency shelf" It
will save many trips to the cellar or
pantry.
TOMORROW YOU may examine
all the new features. You incur
no obligation. But you should
come early so you can study them
all carefully. Our stock of White
Beauty patterns is limited. You
may be too late to get one on the
FIOOSIER PLAN if you delay.
Come and SEE this remarkable
NEW HOOsier tomorrow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07

Miss Margaret Townsend of this
city and Mr.. Waldo Trey were mar
ried at Bloomington, ILL.,, yesterday.
Miss Townsend resigned her posi-
ton at the Farmers National bank
recently. She is one of Abilene's
finest young women and has a wide
acquaintanceship. Mr.. Trey for
merly was with Hodge Brothers
here and is now in business in
Bloomington. Mr.. and Mrs. Trey
will live at Bloomington.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07

The girls rooming at 1241 Ten
nessee street entertained with a
week end party. Guests were Miss
Alta Lux of Topeka, Miss Marie
Roger of Abilene and Miss Vera
Digger and Miss Ethel KeeIer of
Lawrence.-Lawrence Journal.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-05-07

Mrs. Elizabeth Landes and Mr.
David E. Work were married at
Colorado Springs. Colo, yesterday.
They will live at Denver. Mrs. Work
formerly lived in Abilene and is
we'll known here. She visited here
a short time ago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
Paarohierteoe Homer.

Sra Gan 6rancisco, Gal, mclbeS
Ben 2oen Warts: Sffc nof meo, at
hun bar onlagt Sfilsmisieiao moo
lin Manb, Sheriff Treoericf Q. 60.
gers / San Srancisco Goulttp, bar
AIRS. Gggers ibag offcntli9giort Ell
Grflprina ONT, at bun agter at lomle
ltnoerIfrifter paa Ell Eetition ON at
iao Iam ailat (recalIeo) ira lit Gnt-
bcoe. &c bar pGret giite / 80 9lar.
Sra Cos Nngelcs, Gal, meooeIcs
inoer ianme Cato: Mrs. Sarah
%cbgenoii, Wcblcm al Sen bcrpT.
renbc rt5iiife aoIoni, bente ibng lin
Mnno til SuanNsarbeibc / ct slar.
Maubcu, NicboIaS %eb0cnoif oar
poa Toranlconing al aonen bIepei
arrciteret paa Nnflnge Tor intet al
bare bibragct til bcnoe % @ernenes
llloerbolb. - S%onrnlcren operlof
Oct til beiloe at iaitiGtte Strafien.
"2ao BAN pllffe Sten / ct Mar,"
los benbes Com, og Sen ratificereoeS
paa Steoct al Sommercn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
~6rapUrrnoes Stemmeret.

Sra SurQo, g. SGf., bcrctte3 Sen
lbc Mfurt&: Sfient @iiperner &cn-
ia ~ @luoreoer al bans norif.omc.
rlfan'fc %Cuner cnter oil befi"be iia
omboro / Ctcanoampere cIler / Ntib.
%rnt@iolcnS &0no, naar N~rimrroaI9et
iinber Stco Der / SIutninaen al
Sunni, nil oog oeres Stenlmer bIi tGl.
Icoe mes iioIge Sen al iibite 2eeisla.
tur p~Cbtagnc Sop a~ngaaerbe frapp.
renoc &rl9cre. Senne 2op eiper
nemlig en- &plger, lont oil bIi ira.
uprcnoe ira lit @aleiteo, enten pes
ErimrrpoIget eller set resuIure
&aIa Net I'll at merle lin SaIgieobeI
10 Sage ! 6orpeien % oeponere oen
hos Gountpauoitoren, iom paa SoIg.
Oa9en fol ienoe Den til @eSfomnen.
beS TaIgiteo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06

ton, 204; Sobn @uttormion, Seloit,
1868; Ginar Senicn, Chicago, 1876;
MIireb ReIion, Stouebton, 1873;
WteIpin Sunbbn, Stougbton, 176;
Otto Smitbborg, Wount Soreb,
1888.
2eneite itaaenbe Sop / slrEatsr.
flasien: Sobn @uttormion, 9eloit,
ia 500; Omar Semen, Chicago,
III; Mlfreo IeIion, Stpugbton,
100; Char 9affe, @eIoit, 100; Ss.
car Sunobp, Stougbton, 105; arne
Slettner, Chicago, 81.
Ieb set meIIemItatlige Sfirenb /
0ullltb, Minn., gif Sarrp Sail ira
Sibpenning al meo Seiren meo
2pngoebop paa ~benbolouiS 1852 %
164 SOB.
Inben Grpmie blep punoet Of Sln.
bers Sailgen % 3Oie al @rel Sen.
bricfion ira Blair, Wis. Iarets
Stttonge, Hagnar Smtpeot, naaeoe
blot op til iieroe TlabS. s 9lmatsr-
flaSien ieirebe $. 2anbrp og NilS
Sloan.
anbre Trpmipinoere / Troiesiio-
niitflosien Dor Sorleif anution,
Sobn Gpenion 2anopicf, 6. Scll,
@arnep Hillep % 9. 2inb.
SaeenS lGngIte Sop blep giort al
Inoers Saugen / ct Sppisningsbop;
ban flareoe 1871 SOB, 70 SOD minore
ems @eroensreforben. @iennemgaa.
enbe ipGre SOP bIep giort al Frofes.
iioniiterne. Nmoterlpberne Ipntes Of
bape &anifeligbeo meo at flare @af-
fen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
Srosiet libel.

Sra Sn5eIton, ga, berettes Sen
.. MnrtS: Gn % Mar al. Tige, ella
S.pcencp. fanbteS ibieIirosIet / Ell
Sl9oe, bpori benoeS Sebiager, SSa-
mes @artboloi, bapOe forlaot berloe
iioOetoe igicn nlocr Ben foriTrbelige
%li55oro, mems ban iclp brog aiiteo
forat ipge &iGIp.
@ortboloi bapoc itanict Setter Blot
200 9arO5 ira ct 6armbls; / oct
blinOenbe SnefoQ iun ban life bette,
lncn fapeoe iig mco tort @eiprr =
Ntil giennem Snceu, fer ban farbt
frem til Solf.
Nnfonnmet oio ianf ban ON al lto.
6%atteIic og iif life Sop til at peroe
tilba9e, Seller life fllnoe nogen
anben inrn1aaes til at pope Jig no /
Stormen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06

porcr cr Sorbrugct ltiIIeltnaenoe,
mems ser Tor lllo. % @omilosoarcr
cr icpn 6rcmgau9.
3or ubenIonoifc 5orbrigSoorcr
uiier scr iiq Stigning | S~notsrlelcil
al en- Rrffe @clitauo5artifler, ioa'
lon1 aafao, Saqo, Bin % Spirituo'
ia, Sruot etc. Sprlig itor er Stlg'
ninoen ior aoiic. mems Sbc bliper
in6iert / itaoig minore WGngoer.
Ter or o9ino itor Sti9ning / Snofer'
Iclcn al alipiiif, Totcte@mel % raj.
iinerct Suffcr. NOo6 angoar Sno-
isrielcn al iaoonnne ioCnlanolfe 5or'
bruQauarcr, Tom trPber / aonfurrcli.
&c mc0 0anitc 2an0brngSprooilfter,
cr ser ior Grcmpcl 8ilbogcGorg |
,<mportcn al 9Go, Iigciom Snnsr |
&iahco mco set iorcgaoenoe Gar oi'
tic en- Qonifc %betpbcliQ Neogang. &nN.
ierielcu al Mug. 90 @peoemcI cr Der.
inlo0 / itaoig Sti9ninG.
lloisrieIcn al 6anife %Sanobru8Ss
prooufter piIer omtrent oDer belle
Rrffen Ell qonifc b~etpoelig Stignin9.
SprIig Qiploer bette Smcr, bporaf
lloisrielen / 1913 cr itegct mcO noe
item 512 @}ilIioncr SIG, % Bacon,
Tom cr itcget mcO nGitcn 3 WfiIlio.
ner &A. III @ornfpTg blcp Der /
1913 uoisrt nUitcn $4,000 Stpffer
mere cnn Norct iorlt0. I'll 6en til.
acnoc ll0iericI al Iepcnbc apGg ioo.
rcr imiolcrtio en- life ~ubctpbcliQ 9tco.
gang / ll0lericIcn al icritt aieo. 6or
holoct cr ultion / Ocunc 0cniccnoc
set Iammc ion / Sucrigc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ Uennesiee,

Sra Mempbis, Senn., beretteS Ben
lite Warts: Gen me @rpnbcpins-
lop / GerneSlee traoote ioog / Strait
nleb set &eillltat, at SO ipbcrale
Sepillin9cr til at banolc neb ipiri-
tupie 9riffe bar irafnlote / Tagens
Sob. Sc eneite feoerale @rGnbe-
pillSretti9bcoer, iom enbnm fanotes
BERT @nelL bolOcS al Gn9rosbano-
lcrc, Grilg9iiter % Sloooampbuu-
bcne.
Wemphis ranmeS bnarbcrc al Ben
me 2op enc no9en anoen @p i Sta
ten, ioroi Wempbi5 er BEN ~iterite %
oItio bar bapt flerc Sulooner eno no-
gen nnben @p / SenneSiee.
SaIooner bar puret bolbt igang /
Sennesiee tiltrooS for Ben beitaaenbc
6orbuoslnp. Sibitc S~egislotur peo-
fog berfor Den SiIlGgslop, iom ibag
traaote / &rait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
SfirenS.

Sfirenoet / Stoueb.on, @isccniin,
9srbag Sen 2Sbe Sebrlar bapoe for
TroieSiioniiter ieleenoe llbiaIb:
ShorIeii amioien. Chicago, 296
Toints; &aguar Smtpeot, Chicago,
300; GrIiug 2anopif, Stouebton,
2S213; Sttar 2auopif, Stouahtor,
2771a; grel Senoricfion, @lair,
273; Cars &augen, Apilpaiifee,
24S13; Sapib Climb, Mount Soreb,
$50.
lloioloet / ImatsrfIaslen par:
Omar @affe, @eIoit, 22Sl5; Gin.
brcaS Slion, Soda, 221; George
Camper, 2192a; Teter Matbilou,
Stouabtcn. 21S; ariiten Sellum.
MiIoanfee, 2141s; Grne Hoane.
Stouebtcn. 210; arne SIetuer. Obi.
caeo. 2691s; AlireS Sfat, Stoueb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
Jnofcrslen al 2Go.

Sra &nniaS Gitp berettes Sen 4oc
MnrtS: Steritcoelcn al Chen paa
"NfiSiouri Gorlot Ggg Clippers"
AorSmeoe Der iOag optoges al en-
meget anineret 9~i5fllSiion al
SpsrgSmaalet ON Sc ubenlonoife
9GQ5 SnoilpbeIie pna Set american.
tie Warfeo.
Gen me SolotariiS Sorbolo til
~gGanlarfeoet og observation-disclosures
ne uieocS o9Ioa nlcgen Spmerfionl-
be0.
&onpentioncn oiilltteS / Miten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
Ct Kaplob mco Dozen,

Sra COS InaeIeS. Gal, telearaie-
res oen 3oic NtartS. &. u. Eoit
Ghcicn Tor "Eoinm Cereal Gonpa-
mn i Battle Greet. Mich.. p0~icrebc
/ 9litcn Qieuncm Nueu meN GrtratoG
ira iii %intcrhicm / Sonto Barbara
til Mocbcitcr, Ntiru.. bpor ban poa
9croo0 ital operereS Tor tronilf
misunderstanding CNppenoici.
tia).
|oit bar libt al froniit Blind
tormSbctUnoclie / - Mar % par
meeet ipa. "a ban fom bio Tor bel
Ell Maaneo iioen. Sgoar lit ban CT
meaet alporligt Inialo, % Ell Ole.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
Sdnoets Oationdlbdnfer.

Sra @aibington beretteS Sen 3oie
Nlort8: Sislge 6inanSbepartemell.
tet ian0tes Ger oen 2Soe sSebruor of.
furot 800 0ationolbanfer / Gan.
oct. Sioen @cotoqelien al oct me
@anfipitem / December (. Iar bar
137 Stats- o. Qripntbanfer onIegt
ON at gaa ODER til NotionaIbanfer og
So Inoragenber cr moOtaget ira IN.
oipiouelIe Nerioner ON SiIIaoelie
iii at orgoriicrc 9fationalbonfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
Soritvrrelle al
Rirfefreoen

Sra Ncm 9orf, g. g. teIcaraic.
res Den 30ic iSebriIar: EoIitict bar
ioaet Srbrc til at arrritere oIle 9(gi.
totorcr, ion iorioger pao at TORTURE
&irfcfrcocn.
8rlrnbcn til llolteoelien al oennc
Srore err Sc SSnpationer al fIere al
@nena aIrfcr, iom itore Sfarer al Sc
IrbeioSlc0igc bar foreta9et mibt IN.
Ser @ltb@ticnciten / forificIlige oe-
monitrotipc 9ierneb.
Spcr 200 NrbeibSIeie, iom igour
NitcS trUnatc iig inb / ben protcitan.
title Ct W}arf'S airfe paa Sitii0cn,
tilbragtc belle Hattell Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06
Sonoaeslufntne
/ 2lIaifa

Sra Sairbonfs, Ilaifa, telegrafe-
res Sen 4be Warts:
Otter Eoolpg ira be 5or. Staters
SrrititSocpnrtement gop Giitriftsao.
pofat Grosiep ioog Srore til, at allie
Solconer ifaI itpnges % boIoes huff
feoe ira Mibnat 2eroag til Wionat
Spnoag. 2ignenbe Srbre uoiteotes
iamtibig / Some, @olbe5 % Sltneau.
Snloonerne bar biotil ppret bolot
oabne Scat OF Saq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06

bIiffelig Separation beiluttcbeS.
SpergsmoaIet er M, ON ban naar
irem tiosnof.
Ter bIep itror telegroicret til De
bersmte airurger, grsberne Wapo
/ Hocbeiter, Minn., ct Grtrotog be-
tilt, % 8eiien tiItraoot ier elmer
e'ter, at g~e1Iutningen par fottet.
@rtratoget fra Ganta Barbara til
HocbeIter folter $i,SS2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-06

Optagelie iom Stat, men oct bar
BOG ferit Den lite Mai 1858, OF Den
iormeIle SptageIie iauot Steb.
ct. Eoll CT peoblepet at ppre
Statene 0oreoitao ti!trobS for oei,
isritc StatSlegislaturs Sorisg pao
at iIptte ben til Ct. Veter. ut 5or.
ieget mislpffeoes, ifploeS olene oen
Smltanoigbeo, at 8iIlen bIcp itiaa.
let, fsr Den naoebe 8upernsren. Ger
3oie Warts er iaalebes / IirfeIigbe.
ben ct. Touls 8eburtsoaa.