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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Der Rem gorter .Simes'
ipirb bic 6abel semelbet, bab Die .bilG
8ertba" bic Grfinbuns zines 4meritds
ners TT, bab elm patent nadgeIu1t
ipurbe, Elm in beutiden Sienitsn tie.
benbsr 2lugeitelIter pes patentamtss Die
3eidnungen seitobIsn. iein glmt nies
berselest, id)leunisIt na9 giisn aeFabs
ren lei uno ben arupps bic 3ei6nuns
gen 3ugeiteat babe. 9anonen Don benz
Saliber Der .biden 9ertbas" iperoen
ui9t iiber Ra9t berseitellt. 2luberbem
1T ieBt Elm Sabr perfloKen, ieitbem
hieie aanpnen i'm @ebrau1 Iinb. III
mub es bod 'onbsrbar beriibren. bab
bic ertpdbnte Gntbsduns erit jebt ees
ma6t tporben 1T. 9ie @eihihte 1T allo
eine Sabel, ebenio ipis bic lpeiters Wtit.
tbsilung, oab bic @nsldnber jeBt ebens
fails .bite Sertbas" baben uub bamit
idieBeu. Sm eugliiden Parliament
ipurbe erit Dor einigeu Sagen bonn Rez
gierunssttI9 aus geiagt, baB Die
9auptaufgabe barin beitebe, fold
idperes GeiduB anSufertisen, pie Die
0eutIden es babeu. glber 'olf)e mi
berlsgunssn iteben Gabeloidtern Der
aliirten nidt i'm Wege. nSapIer lis
gen." III bas Mptto.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Wir lenteu bic beIoubere
Nu inert ami it unierer 2eIer
auf ben in oiefer Drummer in eagliiAer
Spra6e unb elsi95eitis in SsutI6er
ueberfesuns perOffentli9ten Yroteit
Der paitoren 2lteb uno Raui6eubuI6
9sssn ben Waffenf6ader. @s 1T cine
arbett, bic ii6 burb gang beipnbere
Seoieeen6eit aus5ei9net, inbem iis ale
Seiten bieIer IneeIesenbeit, bic juriz
ittfbe, bic etbtIbe unb bic patriotifhe,
beleudtet, iolpie bic S9GbIidteit. bic
uniittlidtett unb bic Seudslei bes
WaffenI6a6ers in unfpiberlegbarer
Beiie tIarlest. llniere 2eier ertpeiien
Der Sadie Der 9ere9tisteit unb Der
Dffentli9en Wpbifa6rt stnen tpert6pclz
len Dieuit, tpenn lie bieie 4rbsit CUR
Genntnib ibrer ameritaniI6en Ra6s
barn uno Greunoe brtnssn. Iqe, bic
nur ensIiid oeritebeH, beoiirfen Der
IuftIdrung, peI6e bieier Qroteit lie
fert, auf bas Drinsenbite. Sic tDnnsn
Die grgumente ntdt Ieisn, obns bic
ue6er5eugung gu gepinnen, oab Der
WaffenI1a6ter unIerer Ratipn nibt
bios 3ur llnebre, ionbsrH aud gum
sroben Sdabsn ssrsidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Der qrGiibent bat e. a6se,
lebnt, auf oas 4nerbieten 9eutTtldnbs
su antiporten, oubingebenb, bag Nine
ritanern bic 5sabrt auf fe;nbliden
Sdiffsn gsitattet iein ipl. penn uriere
Resierung garuntirt, oaB iit feline
&rieesmunition an 9orb befinoet, baB
bic S9iffe unbepaffnst itnb. oab iie
als einDanosfrei beutlib be5ei6net
limb unb penn bic beut1te Regierung
bon Der 4bfabrt IpI9er eintpanosfreten
S6iffe reht5eitig bena6rihtigt pirb.
Die Deigerung bes prGIibenten, auf
bieie glote su antporten, 1T aIei6bes
beutenb nit ieinsr Deigerung, oieie ess
nannten 9ebingungen onsu1ebmen.
0ds lGbt idlieben, bab nad luffais
iung beg Prdiibsntsn Elm S6iIf, bas
betpaffnet 1T unb 9riegsmuni:ion an
9orb bat, Elm frisbli4ss SanoelsIdbiif
1T. Tds fpiberIpridt allsr 9srnunft
unb aaer 9eredtisteit. Inter ben ees
idiIbsrtsn 9erbGItniiIen piirbe Der
prai iibent ii6 ni6t blps perpflidtet
batten, ben 2llliirten SriessmatsridI in
unbegren5ten Mensen Su5ufiibrsn, fon>
bern aud iid perpfli6tet buItsn. fir
Die ii6ere 2tblieferuns gu sarautiren.
Wtr brauteu luobI nidt erit gu betpsis
len. bab sr nit folder StelIung dufs
bort, ben bIoben Sdein Don Rsutralis
tat gu Da6ren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

9us fron36fifde parla :
msnt bat etnsspilist. bub SingaIss
fen in bas !9eer sinsersibt tpsrbsn. Sas
90lterre9t perbistet apar, uu5iptliIirte
@0lteri6aften i'm ariegs sesen 5ipitis
iirte Rationen gu perpsnoen. aasin fir
bic Iliirten sibt es tein 90Iterrsdt
msbr, bag beibt, iopsit es iis ieIbit
betrifft. ODD bate bas sisens Sus
tsrsiIe bic 5ran3Oisn Don Sisfem
S4ritte abhalten folen. ba iis uitt
bsutIider bas 3ussitanbnib abIeesn
tOnnen, baB iie aus sissrsr Strait ii4
nift bsbauptsn t0nnsn, ionbern auf bic
Silfe Don SaIbpiIOsn angetpieien iino'.
Gas fpirb ii6 fpdter an linen -Gheu.
Den Don 6rantreid unterjohtsn 9oIz
terfhaftsn tpirb es nidt entesben, bab
iis nunms6r cine pidtigs golls ipieteu
uub iis tperosn ibr @srbaIten benge'
mGb sinridten. Was ben WudtSus
pa9s betrifft, 10 pirb sr ben 0euts
fden tpenig Gorge MAIDEN, eber i6nsn
gefriebigung getpdbrer. Qfritaniide
gDIterIdaftsn baben ni6t bic gu einsm
ariess n0tbigen moralii6en gtaeus
idaften. Oas Gubsrt fi6 bornsbmlia
bur6 bic Reisung gu quniten. Mebr
als einmof tperosn bic Singaleien Dor
benz bsutiten 2lniturm bic Jlu6t ers
greifer uno Die i5ran3oier, Die ebens
iaIs niat our6 Stunbbaftigteit gfGns
gen. nit iid fortreiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Der ariegsfiibrsnbm sntsessnssieBter
Dirt pare. piirbsn mir in glei@er
WeiIe banbeln9 Denten mir nns, ipas
nidt unmSsli6 1T. bab bic briiiftle
llotte burd1 gliebsrlassn bic Ssrri1dit
iiber ods Teer psrliert; bob bic oeiii'
ids 1lotte ben nsutralen San6el port,
ipi es iebt bic ensliIds tbut; bdb amss
ritaniIft aabunsen pOn Qabrunssmits
teIn, bic fir Gnelanb beitimrt ilnb,
nad beutIden Safen ssbra6t iperbsn;
baB bic GnsIGnbsr aurioifslbroo ellen
miibtsn. bas ibusn iparlth BON Der He'
eierung 3usemsfsn iDirb; bah Die esiii'
fben 0erbiinbeien iopiel Griegsmats'
rial, ale iis MOLTEN, aus bieiem NdnOs
be5isbsn fonntsn, nm bic srsIiihen
!Seers unb Shiffe ju pernidt.n: iple
lanae ipirb bann uniere itbige SogIt
fir uns iiberStussno i,in9 Bis lnng'
lpiirbs es oauern, bis mir Elm ausIuhr'
OsrbOt auf ariessmaterial legtsn nno
bic ungebinbtrts Ausfubr bon Wdh'
runesmitt,In unb 8aumipoae nad uIls
bIodirten 6Gfen forb.rn ipiroen2 Sit
es NIT unitrer ger.diigtsit unb na'
iiondIen Gbrs pereinbar, bdb ioir cine
QeutraIitGt iiben, bic nidt bsiosn eti'
ten aererbi ipirb2
Was iollm mir bann ibun2 Wir
miiiien bic ausfubr BON Wafien unb
Munition perbiet.n. Nus WlenitIlh'
lett miiif.n mir .aufboren, bic Slamme
au ipeiftn. non tpeIhsr uniere 3ipiIi'
iatipn Serit6rt tpirb, iDds mir j.bi Iss
bigIit bss profits ipegsu tbun. ans
eriinben bss DifeRtlidsn WobIs milf
fen mir bic Urbreitun9 finan3tsls
Ter einfIiiiis psrbinbern, ipeIdle Elm BIZ
rsties Snier.Ts on Der 5oribaIsr unb
ip.itsren gtrbrsihins bon 9riessn bd'
ben. Nus griinbsu Der ReutraIiidt ano
nationalsn Gbre miiFen mir uns aus
einer Ifieitn Gage bsireisn, bic uniere
bodIi0nenben 9.tb.u.rungen Gls uns
ipabr .rItsinsn ldbt. gu gsginn oss
aries,s nabm prdfibent WiIiOn SteIs
lung sessn bic 3eidnuns bon ari'gs'
anIsibeu in bi.Ism 2Gnbe unb Der ses
iunoe Sinn oes @oIies bat pas out
esbsibsn. mir bitttn bamaIs bus
el,i6e priH3ip ses.H bic MafienIitfe'
rGng In 4ulpsnbuns brineen iclIen.
Sssi iSun.n mir sin,u bsftiasn Miber'
iianb sss.n ioldsn goridlda er,vurteu.
Wdn iast. bab fold mddiiss Snter'
sfsn nttt benz @em.inipohI uni.ripors
fen iperbsn i6nnen. Dsnn bns ridiiig
if. bann in oas amsriianiih: Bolt
p5qig b.m asipifsulOi.n aapitalismus
uuisriban, Sann bab.n mir i'm sistnsu
sanbe cine arisespdriti. bic uuiers
poIiiit beb.rri4i. Sb benz 70 ii:. iOllie
ron ben iitiliasn Gl,mtnteu Der Ras
iiOn bur5 .insn ,r1fiigeH prot.ii feii'
seit.lli ip.ro,n. StIbit ipeHH Die qrcte
s.g,n bic sittlidtsii ausfdIli. eann III
fptnisItens bic Gbrlidtsit bssj.uis.n
5b.ilss Der Ration ,rtpitf.n. Der nitt
nit BEN Waff.nihadtsr feline 5dnbe
befledt. mir iSnnen ni1t fyrisbenf.I
Utiiiiondrs iein uHb reid am arieee
iptrben. 9tm.ri,n lam nitt ehrli4I
bano.In. iptnn .s ben Jrisosns5efsr
an Der qub,uf.ii. nit Gri.bens sqons
qrsTen fhmiidi, pdbrsno i'm gehn
bos rotbs g!ut Der arissAprOfiisl
ihdumt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

QIs elmer ber 9riinSe fir
bic 3uriitpsiiuns Don Oeu.idlanbs
@orfdIas, bub es Don Der Nbfabrt bon
9aiasierbampfern benadridtist tpsrs
ben ion, tpirb ungegebsn, hub ss eins
bodit unneutrale Sanblung mare.
Dos 1T cine QusfIuat unb FONT nidts
mebr, ba bod bic pafagieridiffc ni6t
ansegriffen tperben, i'm 9esentbeiI be-
f6iist perbsu follen unb auSerbem
fol9e S6iffe bem Jeinoe tstnen RuBen
gepGbren. Nus bem Grgument Isuds
tet ni6ts beroor, aIs bic 9(bfidt
Seutf4Ianb un9ereft 8u 6ehanoeLn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Guf benz 9ampfer rWinnez
baba" befanben ii9 1000 Stften nit
GOrbit, psI6es Elm Sprensitoff Don
fiir6terli9er 9elpalt 1T, 28o0 aiften
nit geIaoeneu S4rapusQ sgom6en uno
grobe Dtsngsu eTpIoiioer Sdursn.
Wenn bic beutf6er Sau6bopte bieIes
S6iff Derientt bdttsn uno unter ben
umgetommenen Don Der 9efaBang fi6
Elm glmeritaner befunben 6Gtte, 10
Diirbe bas na4 auffa1ung unfsrsr
pro6riten einen bers9tigtsn ariegsfda
biloen. Inter iol6sn umitGnben lit IS
lei4t gerug 3u periteben, bab bic beut.
ide Regierung auf etus fold uRIinnige
uHb unserebte 4uffaiIung nsutraler
Rehte ui6t eingeben mill. Sn ben 4u,
gen Der oeutIhen Rssisrung 1T Elm nit
folder 5ra4t 6elabenes 5abr3eug teia
6aHbelsf6iff, fonbern Elm Rrisgss
i9iff unb tuer bieier ri6tigen 2tufFafs
fung entseseHtritt, Der bertbeibigt ni6t
bic Rsutralitdt, ionbsrn cine srobs
IHsere&ttgseit Der Der. Gtaatsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Die Stelluns bes 9rGiibsnten
1T, oab amsritunifds giirgsr bas Redt
BADEN, auf allen S6iffen gu fahren.
Quf pelden Sdiffen? 5dnbsIsidifs
fen pber ariegsiatffen9 SelbItpers
ftdnbIi6 nur SanbsIsI6iffsn. 9lbsr sr
pirb bod unm0gIid bebaupten t0ns
nen, bab Elm S6tff, peldes t,iegsfiibs
renben 2GnOerr WunttiOn 5ufiibrt, Elm
5anbelsf6tff 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Die Rem gorter Gun"
madt bic Nittbeilung, baB ale uaa
biefsm 2uube gelaHgenbsn grisfs Don
bem engIiihen 3enior ge6ffnet unO
Stsqen, Die bem 3eniOr niat paTen
berausseitnitten tperber. Nis bic
Sun" fagt, lit bos aud nit 9risfsn
bon ibren europGiIaer 2orreiponDsns
ten geideben. 2lber elm Yrotsit baqes
gen fptrO ri6t erbobeu, neil bic 2tlliirs
ten Der Sun" oteien 9epaItitrei4 bes
ge6en Denn oas bon hsuti6cr Seits
seIfG6e, piirbs bic Sun" fbGumen
Dor Dut6. Die probritiI6s qrsFe lit
Offenbur Der 9tnIi6t. bab 5uBtyttts,
bic GnsIano Der amsritanii6sH Ras
tion ertbeilt, eins gbrs Iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

Wer sur Notwithstanding
tommt, Ieiitet Der Wubrbeit, Der 9es
re6tisteit unb Der 0ffentIihsr Mobls
fabrt einen pidtiqen Dienit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

|. II IL common knowledge that
enormous shipments Of arms aud am
mnnition have been made by American
factories and that more enormous ship
mcnts have been ordered Our country
IA becoming workshop OF death This
loIsiness ia highly lucrative and there
fore alluring. Plants built TO turn out
locomotives, nirbrakes, and typewriters,
lave been refitted 10 manufacture guns
and shrapnel The largest banking housa
in the country Is acting Us agent AMI
niddleman, and tile profits are 80 large
as TO arouse protest in Great Britain.
2. This war trade IL not for patriotism
Int for Profit. II exhibits capltaiistic
industry on one OF its lowest levels
Capitalism has often sacrificed the
higher values OF Humanity TO make big
profits. Unless restrained by the State,
it has used up its workers, even women
aud children. Now, in the agony of the
nations, il works overtime TO manufae.
iure death Here is given quantity OF
shrapnel ready for export The profit
on II Is 800. The probable number Of
lives II may Kill. ,st us say ten. $40
bounty on the scalp Of man, the sou
Of motherl Our ammunition is known
by its killing efficiency. Thousands OF
lonely graves tell the tale Of large
dividends running into American peck.
cts. German newspapers have proposed
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

4uf 5ur proteit @crs
ammlng!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10
yripatprpii nno nationale Gbrt.

proteit unb eine Slit.
Don
6 barlsaG. Qtsb, Do a.a.D.
g}farrer Der griten GOnsrssationuIis
itsrsSir6s BON San Jrancisco,
elemaIs pfarrer Der qemb:r.s
gaptiitsntirds in aiDerpooI,
in GnsIauO, felt 1907 in
2lmerita anidTig, giirs
ger Der. Stdutsu felt
1913.
U a IterRaui 6snbu d I'D.
profsfor Der airhengsidi6ts am
Rotsftsr sbeoIosiiasn Sem:not
@srfaFsr DON nDas Gbrifsn'
tbum uno bic fosiaI. arifs",
in ben Der. Siautsn poH
ameritarifdeu Gltern
Osuti6er abiiammuns
geborsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10
PRIVATE rROFiT AND THE
NATIONS HONOR.
A PROTEST AND A PLEA,

CHARLES !. AKED. DID, LID,
Minister of tlie First Congregations
Church. a, San Francisco; formerly Of
Pembroke Baptist Church, Liver.
pool, England; resident in
America since 1907; citizen
VI the United States
since 1913.
WALTER RAUscHENBUsCH. DID.
Professor Of Church History at Roci'
ester Theological Seminary; Author
o; Christianity and the Social
Crisis" etc; native born
citizen Of tie United States,
born OF American citizens
Of German blood.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

In common with all other citizens OF
tine United Statcs We arc morally IA.
Nolved in the trade IN arms and am.
nnuition. We wish TO cleanse our con.
science, at least by protest.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-18
ALL TWINE ON HAND is
ORDERED AT THE PEN

Lansing, Feb. 16.-Although the
board of corrections made its price
on penitentiary binding twine only
two weeks ago orders have been al
ready received for all the 100000
pounds on hand. The prison plant
can make only about 1900. 900
pounds more before harvest, though
the plant will be run extra time to
assist the farmers all that is posi-
BILE. The plant can make only about
one-fifth the amount needed in the
state. The price this year is one
cent q pound less than last season.
6% cents to dealers in carload lots;
7 cents in less than carloads and =
cents to individuals. No Irvine Is to
be sold outside the state.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-18
CHURCHILL GIVES THE
BRITISH LOSS OF LIFE

London. Feb. 17.-Replying In the
house of commons today to a re-
quest for details regarding the to-
tai British naval casualties since the
outbreak OF the war, Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill, first lord Of the ad-
miralty, gave these figures:
Killed-348 officers and 51S2
men.
Wounded-45 officers and S52
men.
Musings officers and 5 men.
To this list Mr.. Churchill said
should be added casualties OF the
first royal naval division which par
ticipated in the defense Of Antwerp
which were:
Killed. officers and 36 men.
Wounded-4 officers and 1874
men.
Missing officers and S6S men,
Interned-39 officers and 1924
men.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-18
Would Revise Bridge Laws

A complete revision of the bridge
laws of Kansas to eliminate the
jockeying with bridge contracts by
the alleged tin bridge trust was
introduced in the house today by
the committee on roads and high
ways. The bill was drafted by the
committee from the thirty bills in
troduced on the subject by various
members. The bill places the plan
and specifications absolutely in the
hands of the state highway engineer
and the county engineers. Bids must
be made on blanks furnished by the
county engineers but drawn up by
the state highway engineer. That
will do away with the submitting OF
bids with specifications that prac-
tically limit the letting to one COM
pany.
Any bridge contract calling for
between $4,000 and 100000 must
be submitted to the vote of the
county, unless, after the notice OF
the proposed bridge construction.
stating the location, necessity and
cost of the bridge, has been run
three consecutive weeks in the coun-
ty paper, less than ten per cent Of
the voters sign a petition asking a
special election.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-18
HOUSE PASSES
MONEY BILLS
Twenty-six Measures Appropriate
az Million Dollars
SENATE RECOMMENDATIONS CUT
SENATE RECOMMENDATIONS CUT
A Measure Just Introduced Would
Give State and County Engi-
neers Proper Supervision
Over Bridge Contracts

Topeka, Feb. 1.-THE Kansas
house of representatives spent ~
million dollars today. 1t required
only four hours to appropriate. this
sum. There was little or no debate.
There were twenty-six separate bills
considered. including the appFopria-
lions for the charitable and penal
institutions. The bills providing for
the Industrial school for girls and
the orphans home at Atchison were
not taken up as they we're not
printed.
The bills taken up did not include
the appropriations for any Of the
state schools or for any of the state
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-18
departments.

departments.
The senate already has passed the
bills for the charitable institutions,
but the house measures reduced the
amounts allowed the different hos
pitfalls by a little over 100000.
The appropriations, except the
emergency and special appropria-
lions, cover the maintenance, salar-
les, repairs and improvement ac-
counts Of the institutions for the
two years beginning July 1, 1915.
The appropriations made by the
house we're: ~ %''y y
Manual normal school, Pittsburg.
emergency fund) $1s6.5OS; Tuber-
cular sanitarium, Norton emergency
fund.- $4,000; Hospital (insane)
Osawatomie 100000; Home feeble
minded, Winfield, $4,000; Hos
pital (insane), Topeka, $42O,00O;
Hospital (insane). Larned. $4,000;
Tubercular sanitarium, Norton, main
tenance, $50. 900; Care John Brown
memorial park $500; Care Pawnee
Rock park. $500; Coal for charita-
BILE institutions 100000; Revolving
fund. prison twine plant, $4,000;
White Way (statehouse grounds)
$50; state fair, Hutchinson, $751;
900; State fair, Topeka, $4,000;
Penitentiary deficiency repairs, $751;
600; Care of Goss pathological col
lection. $500; Western University,
ouindaro, $4,000; Industrial in
stitution, Topeka, S4S, 900; Reform
atory. Hutchinson. S221.bOO; Peni-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-18
Tertiary, Lansing, sssO,2sO; Brick

Tertiary, Lansing, $38O,28O; Brick
used, home of feeble minded, $25O4;
Hospital for epileptics, Parsons,
$26O,OOO; Boys industrial school.
Topeka, $124,20O; international soil
products exhibit, $1,000; Salaries
and expenses, control board, $751;
500; State aid weak school districts,
$4,000; Total, $2,739.942.
Referendum ON Mothers Bill
The senate, in response to the
women's demand for mothers penn
sion legislation, gave them the husk
instead of the meat. After fixing up
a nice bill, which would have re-
quired the various counties to pro-
vide from $500 to $4,000 for the
purpose, according to the popula-
ton, and which would have at the
maximum figure provided about
$3.50, 900 annually from the whole
state, the law makers, on motion Of
Senator Porter of Crawford, tackled
on referendum clause that requires
each county to approve the measure.
Many senators urged that this, in
effect, kills the bill, but despite
these circumstances the measure
was recommended for passage In
this form. An effort will be made to
eliminate the referendum clause
when the bill comes up for final pas
sage, and II this fails many Of the
women present expressed the hope
that the measure win be killed out
right
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-18
OTTAWA, CAN, FEARS AIRMEN
City Is Darkened and Precautions
Against Raid Taken

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 16.-Despite
the report from Brockville that the
Dominion police there believed two
toy balloons sent up at Morristown'
N. Y, had been mistaken by persons
on this side of the border for search
lights on aeroplanes flying into Can
ana, every precaution against an
aerial raid was taken here.
The Canadian parliament met with
windows darkened, with the tower
light extinguished and the parlia'
ment grounds, which are usually
ablaze. in absolute darkness.
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Hodres wan speak On PrOhlbltIOn

olathe. Feb. 16.-Ex-Governor
George Hodges leaves tonight for
Philadelphia where he will make
sixteen speeches in and near the
city, covering q period Of about
three weeks. He will speak on ma
tional prohibition in the interest of
the Anti-saloon League. Governor
Hodges win go to Michigan the
middle Of March to make q dozen
or more speeches.
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X. U. Defeats Aggies in Track

Lawrence, Feb. 1.-THE track
team Of the University of Kansas
won the third indoor dual track
meet from the Kansas Aggies here
by a score of 43h to AIN. Before
the relay, Kansas was on the short
end of the score. The Jayhawkers
took the final event in easy fashion.
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........s .0A, rep. 17-Victor Muir
dock, ON and after March 4. will be
out Of politics-for good. That is
his own declaration. For twelve
years Murdoch has been one Of the
picturesque and stormy figures in
the house of representatives. March
4 his term expires. He says he will
go back to the writing game.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-18
GRAIN INSPECTION SHOWS
EFFICIENCY UNDER ROSS

Topeka. Feb. 16.-For the first
time in It's history Of "a years the
Kansas state grain inspection de-
partment today advised the legisla-
ture that It wished TO turn over TO
the state some profits from its OPP
eration.
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PUBLIC SALE

AS am leaving the farm will
cell at public sale ~ miles north
and v mile east of Abilene, on the
JOhn Peters farm, on
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n HEAD OF HOGS

Ten shoats months old; one
brood SOW, farrow April 9th.
SUPPLEMENTS, GRAIN, HAY, ETC.
One grain wagon, ! rack wagon
a buggies, / Deering binder foot
. cut good as new, 2 moving machines,
4 grain drill, disc harrow, rid
Eng plow, / walking plow, 2 listers
brow disc weeder, l cultivator, a
3-section harrow, feed grinder,
hay rack, wagon bed, wheelbarrow'
stock tank, grindstone, lot Of car
Dcnter tools, spools of barb wire
hog netting, lot Of hedge posts
DeLard separator, 9 tons of alfalfa
hay, kaffir corn, corn fodder, Az
bales of prairie hay, 40 bu. corn
70 bu. oats, also 2-S interest In AZ
acres Of wheat in ground, lots OF
wood and coal, IL dozen Plymouth
Rock chickens, also stock in UPLAND
Telephone Co., other articles to-
numerous to mention.
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any and every corn or callus without fail.
Wtthout fussinR with thick bandages. toe
harnesses, corn-swelling salves. irritating
uIntments. It's applied In , seconoS-
Ssng bine-a drops, the work is done. the
corn ahriyels up, your corn agony ends
and the corn leaves foreveri All the
IsmpinR, the pains that dart to your
heart's core, the crucinxion OF having 70
wear shoes over screaming corns. tno
6anRer Of blood poison from making them
Haeed by using knives, razors and scissors
-~re zone at lastI "GETS-IT"is the new
nay, the sure. simple. painless way. Try
4 for corns. calluses. warts and bunions'
"GETs-IT" IL sold BY druggists every-
where, $50 O bottle, or sent direct py ~
Lawrence q Co., Chicago
Sold in Abilene and recommended
90 the worlds best corn cure by
Troup G Leonard.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

2 cook stoves, heating stoves,
coal oil stoves, side board, china
closet, 6 dining room chairs, cane
seated chairs, lounge, chiffonier, 2
beds with springs and mattresses
IS yards of imported carpet. 2S
Yards Of all wool carpet, window
shades, Brussels hall carpet, rag
carpet, linoleum, two cupboards, z
cabinets, canned fruit, smoked meat
Buckets, tubs, churn, 3 boilers
clocks, mirrors, Jars.
TERMS-All sums of SO and
ander cash. On sums over $40
credit of months at 8 per cent
interest from date, on bankable
paper. No property to be removed
until settled for.