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Bruce and Ramabai perused the let.
ton.
They would seek this treasure, but
only he, Ramabai. and Pundita would
return. Here lay their way to freedom
without calling upon Balla Khan for
aid. The matter, however. had to be
submitted to the priests. and those
willy men in yellow robes agreed. They
could very well promise Durga Ram
his freedom again; pursue these treas.
ure seekers and destroy them. that
would be Durga Rams ransom.
The return to the palace was Joy.
Gus this time: but in her heart OF
hearts Kathlyn was skeptical Till she
trod the deck Of ship homeward
bound she would always be doubling.
Bruce did not have to seek Bala
Khan. The night of Kathlyn's def.
ance Ahmed had acquainted them with
his errand. He was now on his way
to Bala Khan. They need trouble
themselves no longer regarding the fu.
ture.
IAN goes we'll" said Ramabai. for.
to reach this hiding place. we must
pass the city of Bala Khan. | know
where this cape is. II is not large
II juts out into the sea. the Persian
gulf. perhaps half dozen miles. At
high tide it becomes an island. None
lives about except the simple fisher.
man. StilI, the journey is hazardous.
The truth is. II is a spot where there
is much gun running; in fact, where
We found our guns and ammunition.
| understand that there are great Sc.
crct stores OF explosives hidden there"
Any seaport near" asked the colo.
mel
Perhaps seventy miles north is the
very town We stopped at n few weeks
Rgo"
The colonel seized Kathlyn in his
arms. She played at gaicty for his
sake, but her heart was heavy with
iorcboding
And the Nlgrcc basket shall be di.
vided between You and PundIta. XII"
Give 1t al to her. father. ! have
begun to hate what men call precious
stones
1t shall b" as you say; but we may
an take a handful as a keepsake"
Two days later the expedition wos
ready to start They intended to nick
up Ahmed On the way There wa,
nothing but th" bungalow Itself a, IN.
camp
tmballa was thorpupon secretly Ia.
ken from the trcndmill He was given
a camel ana told what to do lie flung
a curse ut the miuaro,s and towers
and domoV looming mlstlly In the
moonlight Ransom lie would de.
airo} them aye. and take the treasure
himself since he knew where It now
lay, this Information having been OBJ.
taincd for him lc would seek the
world. choosing his ha6Itation where
he would
Day after day he followed. tirslcss.
lndomitablc, ma stendfast upon the
trail as jacknl after wounded ante.
lone. never coming within range, skulk.
Ing about the camp at night. dropping
behind In the morning, not above pick.
Ing up bits OF food left by the treas.
urc seekers. Money and revenge:
these would have kept him to the
cha.s had he been DYING
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Copyright by Harold MacGra,h)

| Shall 1t fly to Benares, this news that
| Allaha pcrmits itself to be ruled and
| bullied by a common murderer; a man
without family. liar and a cheat
| Durga Ram. you slew the king; you
turned upon the hand that had fed
and clothed you and raised you to
power. Walt! Let this WON
an speak,"
A dramatic moment followed; a ST.
icnce so tense that the futtcring wings
OF the doves in the high arches could
be heard distinctly. Ramabai was a
great politician. He had struck not
only wisely but swiftly before his pub.
lie. Had he come before the priests
and UmbalIa alone. he would have
died on the spot. But there was no
way Of covering up this accusation.
so bold. direct. 1t would have to be in.
vcstigated
Upon her knees. her arms out.
stretched toward the scowling priests.
the woman of the zenana tremblingly
told her tale: how she had saved I'm.
ballnh during the revolt how she had
secured him shelter with her gister,
who was Il dancer how she had Wis
tied Umballa In his secret chamber;
how he had COnlided to her his plans;
how sha had gcen him with her own
of the palanquin.
"The woman lies because J spurned
her!" roarcd Umballa.
Away with her" cried the chief
priest, inwardly Cursng Umballa for
having permitted this woman to live
when she knew so much. Away with
hcr!"
"Thc law" tho woman walled. The
sancity Of the temple is mine!"
Hold" said Kathlyn, standing up.
In her hating Hindustani she spoke
u have something to say to you all.
This woman tells the truth Let her
go unafraid. You. grave priests. have
thrown your lot with Umballa Listen.
Have you not learned by this time that
! am not Il weak woman but a strong
one? You have harried me and in
jurcd me and wronsed me and set tor
'h''a ioI NV. buL utit 1
harmed This day will have my re.
vcngc. My scrvant Ahmed has de-
parted for the walled city of Bala Khan.
lIo will return with Bala Khan and an
army such us will iatten the city of
hllaha 10 the ground. and crows and
vulturcs and tigers and jackals shall
make these temples their abiding
places. aud men will forget Allaha as
they now forget the mighty Chitor"
She swung round toward the priests.
you have yourselves 10 thank At a
word from me. linla Khan enters or
stops at the outer wall. ! have tried
to escape you by what means had at
my command Now 1t shall be war,
War; famine. plaguc!"
Her young voice rang out sharp and
clear. sending terror to all cowardly
hearts. not least among these being
those beating In the breasts OF the
priests.
Now" speaking TO the soldiers. go
libcratc my father. my sister. and my
husband-to,bc. aud woe to any who
disohcy me- For while stand here |
shall be queen indeed Peace. or
war, famine. and the plague summon
the eNccutioncr Arrest Durga Ram
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strip him before my eyes OF hls every
insignia Of rank lIr is murderer
ilo shall go to tho troadmill there to
slave ull death. ! have said Il"
l'ur IN Iho rear OF the cowcd asscm.
h,aso, near the doors stood Ahmed, In
hlr old ruIsc Of nhisu, or water car.
rnr Whom Eo heard that beloved
voice he felt the blood rush Into his
throat hyu. th.y were right Who
but a gDddvrs would have had at such
time an inspiration sn ErrUt' nut Il
gave him au idoG, and he slipped away
Co complete e. uala Khan should
como iu fact
So ne did not rnu umhalla upon his
knees, whining Tor mercy. making fu.
tile promises, b0gElng for liberty Tho
soldlcrs rpat coa'nmptuously as they
scilod him aud draggcd him on,
The priests conferred hastily naln
Khan was rrrcc Mohammodan. a
ruthless colder, his followers were
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Quite a Problem.

DO you consider reading Rrovnln,
good form OF mental gymnas,ics7
Why, yes. But find my min,
stimulated almost as nucs By tr,
ins to figure out how 70 ..AAs boJ
epas meet"
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Summer Problems.

What are the women OF the family
discussing yondor so g0ily?"
What they are going to wear"
And the men OF the family. wha,
are they discussing 30 earneutly?"
How they are going to pay for it,
-kansas City Journal.
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Vegetables. S.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Metal Values.

Speltcr. st. Louis. Sl2.25.
Copper, Casting. slT2j.
Lead, y. Y. $500.
Bar Silver, i9iic.
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Sheep.
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
F. o. b. Denver, Carload Price.

F. Q. 3. Denver, Carload Pr1ce.
hay.
Buying Prices.
Colo. upland, per ton .... .110O@12.OO
Nebraska upland, per ton 9.O0@lOOO
Second bottom Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. S00@9.OO
Timothy, per ton. ...... 13.500l4.00
Alfalfa, per ton..... $500 800
South Park. choice, ION. .13.00@13.5O
San Luis Valley, per ton. 11.OO@12.OO
Gunnison Valley, per ton. 12.O0013.00
Straw, per ton. 4.00@ 4.50
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Cotton Market.

Now York.-Cotton- Dec. MA:
Jan, llS5, March, 1907; May. l?.la;
July. 1877 MIddlius uplunds. 1895
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Live Poultry.
Eggs.

Eggs. graded No. net, f.
o. b. Denver ........... 81
Eggs, graded No. . net +.
O. B. Denver ......... 20
EGGS. case count. misc.
cases, less commission $1,000 so
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Chicsoo Live Stock Quotations.

Chicago iogs-Bulk. sG70n7.S
light, sGG5H7GO. mixed. tG.55M775:
heavy, 500 n 7G5. rough. sG.iOR
$50; pigs, s3.75m710.
Cattle Natiyo beef steers. sG1On
1880; Western steers, sGG0IS.75:
COWS and hcIfcrs, s2.S5HS.3O; calves,
S7.26HilO0.
Sheop-Wcthcrs. sG.0OTG55: ewes,
'3.75U5.75. lambs. sG.5Oas.Sn.
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GRAIN.

Wheat. choice milling. 100 lbs,
Rye, Colorado bulk, 100 lbs, buy
ing ................... lao
Idaho oats, bulk. buying ....... 1.30
Colorado oats, bulk, buying. .... 1.1O
Nebraska oats, sacked. buying. 1.20
Corn chop, sacked. selling. ..... 1.29
Corn in sack, selling. ......... 1.2S
Bran. Colorado, per 100 lbs, sell
ing 80
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L At
MAR K EFT
QUOT Alto N S
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.


Beef steers, cornfed, good
to choice ...............@ @o.-o -ou''o'
Beef steers, cornfed, fair to
good ................. 'loVo.-o
to choice s' nay ie. e 7.oogS.oo
Beef steers, hay fed, fair to
good .................. 6.ioq Ioo
Beef steers, grassers, good
to choice ............... 1850 40
Beef steers, grassers, fair
to good ................ 6.lon 10
Heifers, prime, cornfed.... 7.5oQs'oo
Cows and heifers, cornfed,
good to choice. ........ 1.O0q '.oV
Cows and heifers, cornfed,
fair to good. ............ G.5O@ZO0
Cows and heifers, grassers,
good to choice. ........... G.25@6.15
Cows and heifers, grassers,
fair to good. .... 5.5O6625
Veal calves S.OO110.50
Bulls 4.75@5.75
Feeders and stockers, good
to choice ............... 6.75@725
Feeders and stockers, fair
to good ................ G.2o@ 6.75
Feeders and stockers, COM
mon to fair. ............ 5.75@6.25
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-11-04
Butter.
Fruit.

Apples. Colo. box. .OOM2.2.
Pears. Colo, box. .......... l7543.OO
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Price Of Fias.

Duluth. MINI, -- Linsecd 49, Cash
f.s1G nlss: December. $l.siN;
Nay. $l.ssh
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Flour.

Flour.
Selling Prices.
Standard Colorado, net. ...$2.75
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Hogs.
Good Hogs ..............s690q725
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s1o Clnnhn.

@eitern Daren 53s 916nla0ungen
8ieb bier ouf Gem Morfte, oarunter
maren rHgef1br $4,000 5dafe uuo
21mmer.
Ter pl6bIide 1oo bon 8. g. Acff,
8raiiocit Der s5%ournnl Goldman
Go, am Counting fam ieinen 5nbl.
reidlea 5reun0en Doaig ilberrnidgno,
Ger ZOO rrreidjte i'm aii einer
Neiie iii Coon, ggDo.
8e9eH 6rie0eHsltorlIHa erbIelt sc.
tier aarnes ans 5art Collins, Bpo.
Der smnltaa bier I'M $50 beraIlbt
DoroeH iuar, 10 Gage @eidngniiI
niiigebrnnnlf.
@egen 6iibruua nnoroenflidsr
Sauier wiiroea acitcrn Soc gattis
gufis gonfdl mo 11ife 1borsfa mll
Ie SO geitrait
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Counterfeit Oes giirserDereins sn
Susfius.


Ger oelttid-omeritaniide 8itrger-
gerein 3t @osfins, Jieb., ieierte oul
Somtng ben S. 4uguit iein oiesjdh
RIGGS Sommerfeit III aoberte's
@rpue.
Ia SER Or. Garharo ans Gmo-
ia iu5niiden mad Chicago ge3ogeri
iii nno Ser BAL Setter auf Der @eIt.
.oilsitelluna iii Gm Brnncisco peilt,
ipuroe nod iii letter 5tlrnoe Serr
u. s. Braun aus g%1orfoIf, Der re.
rntteur 0ieier 3eitifng, geiponnen,
eort Die ubliAc Reoe 81 balten. Ger.
ieLbe iprad 3u einer iebr mfuerf-
iomen 3ubOrari9aft ilber oas 9be.
ma gWariim tranhen mir oeutihe
Iii~rgernereine IN amerifa2@ 3uei.
tens, Gin Bid ms alte 8aterlonb
rad eitem S5cbr oes groBen arie.
Qes@. Cine feline Aniprnde an bic
ainoer, ioipie einige 3itberportr1ge
6cs 5errn 8anl EDm dIS &osfins
trugen NIT CUR Undertaking BEL.
3ie AniDeIeuoen blieben oaftad nod
in g~emiitblider nuterbaItuug bel.
iammen. (g9eitl. ahinOl6n)
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@rnnOfeinleGHng bcs 5reimaurer.
Malienhanies.

5remonf, gteb., II. Au9uIt.
'Sn ieieriiditer 8eiie iuilrOe 6ier ac.
iteru Der @rln0ltein 81 Dem nelten
Sreimaurermaiialbaule geIegt. Belle
1reimonrer aus alien 96eiIen SIC.
brasfa'5 fparen alimeienO, bod
mnBte oes gtegeus rpegen Die Snitpt-
feier i'm Sreimnurer. Iempel ltntt.
finDen. Gen goriis fibrte bier Der
@rcbmeiiter bonn ShubI, q. s..
gsbitinB, ndbreno ols Saliptreoner
.Gr. SbepparO ais 2incoIn fun
gierte.
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Nus Der .GDeuing Wlail4. Gin.
a0nSes 3eppelinaeihpooer lit nidt'
10 geiabrlid. mic ci1l ein5Igcr anrs
riianif1er Ggturiionsoampier.
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y. r. Nmrn, ocutlher Cpti.
fer. auaeu uitcrirct iilr 9riaen
440 5rcaoeis @ebag0e, Gmoba.
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etedler enttarIdt i'm Den.

Ger 8eiuh 0es seitrigen Den"
a6nig ut 5ar 8cn's mar geraoe3u
u~naebeuer beinabe $500 9crionen
mobnten Der 8erqnit1lting BET. Sci
Der erfIGrte Soc 5teher, Bob er ltarf
erfaltet iet uno DAB er Oesgnlb ni6t
ringen f0fne.
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Dtt ftolfeu Nafefln lW 6aulel
2i1at
JGcm aoeii euir bit

1tt 1UNlfteN 4'0fgttH fi 1 5eN
2ia1t
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@e6cuhma l9Huc SER uu0 Sra.
Soaamn bers iprcden. ociien Aut0.
motif, M 0eutidI Nraitpa3eu. dr
.Uc%rganlalcn Sonntal aui Der @ouiS.
rifle SanOitr0be. 0d tie eInein linen
cntaelcufomnenocn Auto aitsiueider
mollteu, in eiiien @raben %itiirlte
zen iie 0es Soften llHfrdutes megcr
nlft iehel tonlteN 9eioe fonaten lid
otis tbrer %gcinlrlidlm @a0e beireIet
un6 scr autolAaeen mar mgriihts
0er 9eiobrlidleu Situailon nidli
groB.
Ser uuO Sruli 4'nitor @inlen'
0nrf bon DER eight 4iile @roue In.
theriiden STRIDE. habeu iih, nadloun
iie am anitda bel 0crrn Sris @n.
~geltemeicr 5m p5aiie ruoren, ptm Vii.
iionaigit mad Berlin bc9eben. @oi-
ientlid aefolf illru oas Jfe6rnsfa-
Berlin ebeiio ant. uic ibre aleih'
uanti8c SeiHIdtNtaot int 9eutid)lauo
Ser 6einrih anuimann, Der ote
Sta0t NIT 6GrtcngeiDddien oaer
4rt ucriebt. beaiebt id oieie 30.
dc 3nr grbolung mo SIR 9eiidlti-
aung ieines GntelfiuoeS naA 9iou.
tano. Giel 9ergnaiaeul
Sic Bieroe 0es Sarmers ,Srib
aehne paren IN u~ergarleener @odle
in aaer gloraenFriibe iheu 9cpor.
Den, nafoem er faun notbpenoige
@eid1ite beiorgt botte. Bum Slid
fam er nit Sem N1ateriaIiha0en, Der
Ifd auf 30 G1aars belief oanorl.
9as Serren-aleioergeidoit 5aIter
& 9bierolf miro. nadloem 9err ge.
org 5aIter pom Beiddit 3uriifae.
treten, allein non @errn Ebtl. 86ie.
rolf in ieiner gdddftstiidtigen 8eiie
fpeitergefiibrt.
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Glfcnhnhnbnmm nntertpaiden.

5hncrer Regeni1a i'm iiiblidcn
1bcilc BON 0ebrasfa lpui6 eeitcrn
a6eno eiuen 59eiI Der @eleile Der
Miiiouri gacifie Habe Nebrasfa GitD
ans. Sic Grneucrungsarbeiten 1uur.
ben ieood iofort in angriif geltom.
men.
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q2eriOnalQutisen.

Serr 9eter 9enbnrt, gtanton,
g2eb., Ser fid nuf Dem 8ege nod
8isconiin gum 8eiude ieiner BORT
mobnenoen ain0er beffnbet, mahte
bier fur5e Goit uuo f~tnttete ms eiren
angenebnlen geiuh ob.
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Mnnae[ m seufi6 @hisfen.

2onoon, II. aiisuit. St Gng.
lano un6 S6ottIano beainHt Elm
groBer Sdnapsmangel eisutreten,
ser pieliudes llurren erregt. Gle
aroBen 9renaereien III Shottlan0
iiRo ndnfIih aeiwungen wor0en,
piortip MetJeu bon 5prit fir oas
Seer uio ole Slotte ionic tit oic
Munitionsiabriten 81 lieiern uao
fdHnel Oaber mir iDenig @bisfeb
beritcllen.
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Gaieaauer ami straEe beran6t.

3iuei MeiBe un0 Elm gicger III
.traulideiu 8crcin bicIten geitern
AbeltO nabe Dem Sauie $40 9orO
rs Cir. Geprqe Brof ans Gbicaan
al unO nabnen ibm NIT @elualt Die
5umne bon S55.
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gpr ieinrtn Seim beranbt.

geiuab Dor ieiucm @eim 1928
Glib 10. Strdfc bielten geitern
abeno 3lpei bepdfinete @ditber s.
Ui gromn our mo beroubten iIn
Inn ieiue goloene llbr unO Settle.
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glcne sdlulanIeiar.

Sn Der geitrigen Sibung bes
Shulrnt6s mur0e Die Ausgobe elmer
anlei6c BON 100000 fir Sdul
8erbeiiertngen genebmigt. Die Nm
Icibe miro 80 Sabre laufen uli0 AZ
9ro5elit 3inien trageil.
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9rdidihrHisl isbfn lae BIN s9erl
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if. MIR mfsm Das artu sen
tdfaHsine iS8s California ir. I'm.
han mfser ibm neh ietne Iran mb.
efr limo 6rm 8oomira iafqu. ia.
aue sirdFm5ahn @ei0c Ndlcu.
mrron itptr beihaot3i. bob me-
ndno pefletf
Die llbr am bicijaen Smipt
poitamte, Nie ON 5ountaa iirdiie
ihldat 0en @iiraern mmmebr mic
ser Sic 5hin6e on.
IS @otclbeitBer uniercr Staot
hegeben iid bete nat gauenport
Sa. nm an Der oortigen a%ouDention
Ger @otclleite theiI5mebmen.
Die eltern unieres sberiitS
oerr ulo oraii sellG @hShone iena
noheh oon Alfo0er ar tlrel @onl'
lIs nad ae~lliil9Ioft Soh9 oslaiio
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ais F.ad+ $50
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bfa &aQtn tIie wtlifte ait il5e1
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mae eroen aiflsn nut eeai "a
nubiltlh 81 lpaier @tilaoe Hglni
e1cn rfdf GculaiglideH mo niiar
nFlueh abeao ptflebi ga babea
orou 3etbs uHo Dran saBler loel
de Het9 uHefHHlo1la lut olF @fle89
.unialeioeHoeH 1861 nliet &aieflahoe
81 arbel'en hattebt llHo. 9aiiea oas
@cranllgen, pr 0as aDoloeFle Vud
ipeifere $500 81 uerelunapheu' no
tur ibnen aauiB Der Cont aller Fa
trtoten gebn1rt &ie Der &orre
lponoeit perHtmnlL miro geplaht
Dos iad'te @%arfenIcli Der Seiitoula
s09e ON 1%eonuatoge. z september
ab5ahalten. Allo auf 8ieoerle9en
%Seonnsin9e
@err &iibelm Aobrlepcr ulio sri
9tarp eoot ialnllen, no6oedi iic il4|
mad Altburt aluegltlbitt' batter, Oh
lelblt oen 8nio mrs Sebeu. 1te.
1uHge darinaIte 8rnlit III oie Iodb
ter Der 9beielite j. TX. enot, lang
lalrigeIl uiIo dilaelehe1eil SemobnerH
non y8ebrasto eitg uuo Der gliIdlifc.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-06-24

Glasscock of Kansas City, Mr.. Wal
ter Hoffman and Mr.. Arthur Hoff-
man went to Enterprise. Mr.. Arthur
Harvey returned to Salina. Mr..
Humphrey returned to Junction City.
Miss Ida Rigney, instructor In
domestic science in the agricultural
college, tells how to take the lime
out of teakettles. If you have a
solid copper or aluminium kettle
just heat it dry, and the lime will
crack away from the sides Of the
kettle and can easily be shaken out.
With the more common kettles, the
dry heating method cannot be used
as it will melt the solder and break
the enamel. To treat such kettles,
simply take a moderately weak So
luton of any acid and heat it in the
kettle. By combining with the
lime, which is alkaline; the acid
frees 1t from the kettle. Vinegar is
a good acid to use, and one which
is always available to the house
wife.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-06-24
SOCIAL DOINGS OF THE WEEK

rhymes were very entertaining and
amusing. In behalf of the club, Mrs.
R. M. Ayers presented Calvin Dean
with a beautiful engraved silver
spoon and he received other useful
and lovely gifts. A scrap book prov
ed q very unique and entertaining
part OF the program, being filled
with pictures and poems from
friends and the Priscilla ladies. The
rooms were tastefully decorated
with beautiful roses and other flow
ers Of the season. The pink and
white club colors predominated. Re-
freshments were daintily served to
the forty-six guests by Misses Edna
Weaver, Agnes Ayers and Frances
Knerr. The visitors we're: Mrs.
Ralph Boyle, Oklahoma; Miss Daisy
Jackson, Garnett; Miss Frances
Knerr, Abilene; Mrs. George Glib
SON and daughter, Eleanor, Tai
mage; Juanita Irwin, Mrs. George
Harms and Mrs. George Taylor.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-06-24

Ahrens Of Woodbine and is in the
employ Of Froelich brothers at En-
terprise.
A letter from San Jose. Califor-
mia, tells of the birth of son on
June IA to Mr.. and Mrs. France
Wilson, to whom they have given
the name France Frederick. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Wilson are visiting at
San Jose and will remain until
about August LIST. ...
e e q
Miss Julia Fordice, supervisor oil
music at the county high school the
past year, and Mr.. John Clark were
married at the home of the bride "a
parents in Lindsborg, June 2. They
will be at home in Buffalo. KAN
after September l.
A& q
Herington Times: Invitations
have been received here for the
marriage of Miss Alice Elizabeth
Nash of Mcpherson to Mr.. w. D.
Roger Of this city. The wedding will
occur June 80 in the Congregation
al church. The bride 10 daughter
Of Mr.. A. L. Nash of that city and
has quite few friends here as she
has been . guest of Mrs. G. u.
Sandy at different times.
MIR. and Mrs. e. F. Williams Of
Kansas City. NO., have announced
the marriage Of their daughter
Irene, to Mr.. Charles s. Gish, June
is. They will be at home after July
liz ct 4O4 Drury Ave-, Kansas City,
NO. Mr.. Gish Is q son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Gish, who are former
residents of the city and now visit
ing here. Mr.. Charles Gish has many
friends here who extend congratu-
lations.
The house party at the Kirby
home broke up Sunday and several
Of the guests from out Of town
have returned home. Miss Bess Hoff-
man and her guest. Miss Edith
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-06-24
First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector June "a, 1850
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

State Of Kansas, Dickinson county,
S.:
In the matter of the estate Of
Charles A. Smith, deceased, late of
Dickinson county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day Of June A. d. 1915,
the undersigned was by the probate
court of Dickinson county, Kansas.
duly appointed and qualified as adj
nlinistrator Of the estate of Charles
A. Smith, deceased, late OF Dfckin-
son county, Kansas All persons in
terested In said estate viii take mo-
t1ee and govern themselves accord.
ingiy. R. ID. HUNTER.
81 Administrator.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-06-24
(First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector June "a, 1879
NOTICE
NOTICE
In the District Court of Dickinson
County, State of Kansas
EMILIA ELIZABETH DeEAVEN,
Plaintiff,

vs..
WILLIAM EDGAR DeHAVEN, De-
PENDANT.
To the above named defendant, Will
liam Edgar DeHaven:
You are hereby notified that you
have been sued in the district court
of Dickinson county, Kansas, by
said plaintiff Emilia Elizabeth De-
Haven who filed her petition in said
court on the 21st day of June, A. d.
1915, wherein she asks for a d.
vorce from you upon the ground of
gross neglect of duty; that unless
you answer or demur to said petit
ton on or before the first day of
September, A. D. 1915, said petit
ton will be taken as true and judg-
ment rendered in said cause grant
ing said plaintiff, Emilia Elizabeth
DeHaven, a divorce in said cause.
EMILIA ELIZABETH DeHAVEN,
Plaintiff.
By s. s. Smith. Her Attorney. St