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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31

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tet, Die StimmuHg nift 10 tnpfino7
li6 gsit0rt, 10 lpdre es ein Bib Dpu
pdtenoer WirtuHg geDeieH; bic ndHts
merge STRIDE, Don Der bunten Ulenee
bi6t gefiiat, am 2tltar bic 9rieiter III
golbitroBenoem Srnat, nebeH tbm bic
8eamteu in i6rer HdleriibeH 3ra6t,
Der bobe Raum erfiiut Don Dem Ses
IdHg Der 9eiitli9en un0 ben murmelns
Den 2lntpprteH Der Ulenge. Ills baS
!0o9amt beenbet mar, itrOmte GIles
binaus in oas Giht. bGs grea ben
i6maIen BlIB iiberfIutbete Nob etn'
mai formte iih Der ,3ug, pieber ma9te
E. an Dem Regieruugspdlait SaIt, no
bic Babue Feierli6 singebolt purDe, In
oes abermals bic 5gmHs ertOnte, unb
bic 3ruppen prdIentierten. Dime Spiel
3o8eH bic Sruppen a6, uuO Die &epus
blit lsgte lpieOer uuf Elm babies Sabr
ibr biirJerliaes. 9eDuHb an.
8ir itiegen binallF auf bic 5eiturg,
bic DON ben iteilen &Hppen ots WtOnte
3ttunO 70 troBig IN bic Belt i4aut.
2par binoerte cine Sufel ben @intritt,
Der nur nit Gjenebmigung oes Suiti6s
mintitertums erlHubt fem iollte. aPsr
beut Duren ale S6ranten offen, uno
irgar ben pbotoqrapbiIthen gtpparut
mi.5unebmen geitattete Der fpeunolihe
Sborbiiter. Gjebetmniiie Ddren ia
pcbl aud ni6t 81 Oerbergen, unb ,in
SSeino, Der bieIe Burg bereuHen pollte,
nurbe ned 9an3 aHOere Sbpierigteis
ten 3u iiberninoeH bdben, ais Die Stas
liener am SyIon3o. Sin Hur auf elmer
iheilen Geiter 3ugdngIjder Gburn bot
berride &unDIitt Sm Often Ia5
ifimmerno unO 9raupeiB in Der BEL.
len WitttagsionHe pas UIser, bort
gIGn5ten bic 6duIer OOn Rimini, iino
ni1t nett odoou IhDeidt ais biirftige5
gG8leiH Der Ru6ico ins Uteer, benz
elm GGIdr uniterbliteu Ru6m oers
lieb. 0prt unten liegt 9errucdHp, Der
StammIiB Der UIalateit1, gegcn otren
!6errI4begier San Y{ariuo emit Oieie
troBige 5eIte er6dut bate, Sesen
DeIten uno Siibau ocbnt iih Die Diels
aipfeltge Sette Der 2tpenllin. Sr Bes
item ftano Elm gBetter, ihper baqten
Ii4 bic Wplten auo tbijrmteu iid in
lpilben U}difeu, ME bic gerge unter
ibnen, bic baID i'm Sfltten, baIo pom
2itt iibsrgoiien Dem gtuqe Das ullDers
gIeialihite 6arbepiPiel ent5Ilten. Gin
GingeboreHer, Dem mir uniere llnDiis
ienbeit offenbarten, mafte ben freuRoa
liden Grtldrer uuo nannte Die S'e>
benspiirpjgieiten Der limgegeno. @r
3eigte aud in ihauerlider 9ergsfus
Iamteit has 5elienneIt San 2eone, in
Gem Gaglioitro 1895 iein gl6enteurers
leben beI6Lob, oeFeH Rame uuter Der
9epOlterung, ME ii6 ergab, noa Hi6t
osrgsiien mar.
Sn ben Strdben berridte ned ims
mer munteres 5reiben, aIs mir uns
5ur 2lbFabrt aHitidten. Sin paar
italieutihe Offi5iere. Die ireiIih ben
beTreuHosteu Stuat nidt in Waffen
betpetsu purfteu uro ouber niht umges
ihnaQt bdtten, tdutten auf aud et@
mas SlIbnelt aus Rtmtni mahte fiG
unangenebm bem2rtbar SIN G5an3eH
aber mar es bic 5pdr etrpus gerGufh.
ooQe, dber 6arnloie 5r0bli6teit, BIZ
Tib in sStalten iiberda 5eigt, 100 ouB
Bolt uon uitt peropr5en 1T, bic man
freili6 ubIeit8 pon ben groBen 0eers
uno BauoerItraBer iufen muB. 0as
llrpetter batte itA Uer3ogen, goloeu
fhieu bic CIterfpnne iiber Dem Seims
neg, ais mir Rimmi uDo Dem W}eere
entgesenfubren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31
California s3.25-3.5O per

iD'>Dr %b~s"'A Fc'--O >'DS ~
aifte.
Oranaen. California Bal.
$3.50-4.25 per aiite.
pfldumen. Wilb GooI.
75e-$1 90, blaue 75c per gu.
3Mdermelonen. 8eorgic
75e- $1.O0 per Stanbarb Crate. Sns
biand 75e per aorb.
Wafiermelonen. $15-
$50 per 6unbsrt Stiid.
8irnen. ginbeimiI6e 3uderz
birnsn $3.50 per gbl. unb 50-75c
per gu.
Sunge aartOffsln. Gin
beimiide S1.00-1.25; 5riumpbs
$1.O0-1.25 per 8bl.
9urtsn. Ginbeimifhe 10
zoe per Subenb.
9OmateH. - 9eunsHes 25-30c
per Grats; Ginbeimifde 40-5o:
per gu.
Rraut. - Ginbeimif6es 25- 3Oc
per gbl. Rotbes $1.O0-1.25 per 86l.
&oblrabi. - 35e per 0ubeHo
9iinbel.
Grbisn. O,itli6. Oe-$1.oo
per gu.
3udertorn. - 7-17Jc per
9ubenb aolben.
3Diebelu. Ginbeimtide 30
--40c Der Uu. unb S1.25-1.50 per
gbl.
Crime gobnen. - giRbeimis
i6e 50c-$1.00 per gu.
aarotten. ginbeimiide 1oc
per 8uBsub.
Rotbe Riiben. - Ginbeimiihe
5-10c per 0ubsnb.
aanbprobutte
Seu. - Qltts. glo. / Simot6B
$22.o0-22.50; go. 2 3imotbD SOL
90 21.50; go. 8 simot6p $500
1850; Ro. l ssmiichter SIte $20.5o;
Ro. 2 DO. $3.50; Ro. / Slse $14.50;
Ro. 2 alse $3.50; Qifalfd' $500
1900 per IoHne. - Wel5enitrob So.
90; 5oteritrob $500 per 3onne.
Reues. Ro. ! 5imotbp $19.'
00-19.5O; go. 2 Eimotbp $500
1850; 30. 3 3imotbp S16.00-16.5O;
go. l semii6tsr Rice $18.O0-18.50;
Ro. l alee $13.50-14.00; SO. 2
alee $12.50-13.00.
Riblenfuttenr r in ftstip. -
Glsie $22.50-23.50; Nibbliugs
arobss $26.5o-27.50: bo. fsiues
s28.5O-29.0O; aemiiftss Guttsr
$24.50E25.00.
SGmereien. MART itetig.
Sieeiamen S6.50-7.00 ouf bem 8es
lsiie unb $7.25-8.25 per gu.. bonn
Siore. 5imotbb S2.40-3.20 per gu.
bonn Store. gufpeisen soc per gu.
hla6siamen $1.70 per 9u.
erfbiebenes.
Dsle. - Martt itetia. 2sin5l, ros
bes 55c per 9aaoHs, in qariisn bon
| s gbls. @siO6t.s Ii mehr. Ro.
2orb0l 60e; Cotton Seeo Del, ruffi'
nirts Sic per Ganon.. serpentin 48;
Ter 0aaOns in partisH bon Is Bar
rsls; 5Sc in partein pon 1875 Gal
Ioneu. Petroleum. Sbio Carbon 12C
Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 101c, 6eaoi
liabt 175 Grab 12e; Rso GroDu ga
ioiin lie; Papbta 16c per 9dlone in
Ddrtien pon 1-5 g6ls.
Sala. Der Wartt III rubig. -
Ebio Riper S1.05 per g6l. Don $50
iffb.. iFubrlubn hinsuaefii0t.
Sdla. - Wartt ftstiq. prima
Gitp 6a-6ie; bo. Gountrp 5a-5ic
per qfuHb.
aohlen. = Wdrtt ru6ta. gou'
abroobsnp $3.50-3.75, Rub unb
Glad 1926. 4andpbd StiidtobleU
S3.5o-3.75. NuB unb Glad S2.2E
Der 5onue aba.liefsrt. Rau6Ioic
Stiidtoblsu $3.50. DO. gtuB uno
Stcd 1926. antbrucit. S7.75-8.0o
per 5onne a6aslisfsrt. Cote toItei
$6.00-6.50 per 5onue abgslieieri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31
aaffes = War.t rubia. prl

3uder. - preife iietia. Rdffis
nirter Gut 2oaf $7.40; poipbtreb $6.'
90: CUBES $6.75: aranulirter $3.50;
gonfsttion.rs az S6.40; Sff ~
S6.05 ipeiRsr .rtra $5.95; egtra se'
$5.75 per 100 pfunb.
WolaHes IN it.tia. - Rem Sr'
leans Open asttle 40-55e. Gentrifu'
paI 20-30c Der GalIoNe.
Refs. - aouiiinna. sfantg 6tao
T-7ie: prima 6-6Ae, orbiHdrer
422-5bc. .Sapir 54-5ie Der pfuno.
Saiuns 9robuite.
Butter. - Wartt rubis. prsiis
itip1dsr. - Bbolsmilt sytrd 28tc,
Gsntmlissb grtra 26e: g,ntraliSso
5irfts 225c; bp. Seconds 19ic; 5dns
ep DARN 20c; padiHg Stot 16A
1sAc per pfunb.
adfe. - Martt itetia. Sbio 16;;
Torbpeiilid,er 15--16c; W1p g)ort
I17-17se: Sdtpeistr 21-30c; DO.
Bird 16e: 2imburaer 16A-17Ae per
pfunb.
gier. - Wartt itstia. pri'
ma iriife Siibusrsisr 19c; firits
l17sc: orSinGrs iirits 13ie; iecoubs
12c per DubMb.
GtfIis.I. - Bd4frdae gut. -
groilsrs 2 pfunb unb bdriiber 19ci
untsr stpei gfunb TIC; 5iibnsi
13A-14c; 6dbne Sc; 9rutbiibnel
12-15c: GuIls 1Se; Gnten To-
, lie; iunse enieH 12-14e; Gdnie G
Sc per BfrIne.
Obiunb 9tmufe
auuge atpfeI. - Garlp Gar
belt 75e-$i.00; ,Gruusparent 81 .0C
i.25 per Saulper.
| 8ityaRsa. - Rsiiinar So 30o--
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31
Netan . marft.
Rem gort. 80. s,uIi

NeIU ~ !, oO- sSu1''
&upfer. - Wearit tpiIli9; GIrtros
lDtic $1S.70-19.00.
Giieu. Tlarft feit; Ro. ! glor'
tbern S14.75-15.25; RO. 2 $14.5o
-15.00; go. l SoutberH $14.25-
14.75: No. 2 $14.00-14.5o.
5tnn. - gIartt flau. $34.75-
.S5.25.
Glei. - $40. II
Spsltsr. - Ssins GIptiruna Ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31
Gbicnuo, 80. eSuIi.

S4psine. 3ufubr 10000;
Warft itetia. gult $6.30-7.0O;
leidte $7.00-170; aemii8te $500
7.60; fhtpsrs $6.10-7.1O; ROBE
$6.1O-6.25; Tsrtel $6.75-7.70.
Rinbpieh. - 3ufubr 1000;
Martt itetig. yiatiDe Beef Rinbpieb
$6.20-10.25; y8eitern Stiere $685.
-8.15: &iibe uno 6eifers 1926
9.25; &diber $7.5O-11.25.
Sddfe. - 2ufubr 14,000;
Wartt itart. Sdafe $6.10-7OO;
gGmmer $6.75-9.20.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31
S.Ib, ejOnSS mno gfti.n in glew g)orf

gei&dfispapisrs purbsn ~ - 81ss
eisioutirt Behid snf aoHson rarea
i4sat su SA7l fnr 90 aaes ei1,; 2absl.
GnvsifunasH s4.TeX nnb Sidt .Bsaisl
N7e1z. oraHes Sidt s.Ti. &absl $40:
Nari Si4i 51ti, Rabst sly; Girss 5i&i
e.59. Qabsl 6.S6; Rubsl Si9t s31l; kabsl
S2H; Gtlber BarrsH t71.e, RsIitaniits
4sasrs 38jf.
atiisamartL-5u anisns surs.n
bic 9Houittieaftisn ita,t st,auiI uns bic
Brtiie etrfeiben tifseH, ipatsr isooH purbs
trH Srud gum geriaxItn ansstsibi, nobel
oe Uepinns meiteHs pieber perioTsH gin.
gen. lie giitnbabn. aitien uaren fsit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31
Mmsmdrtige Wdrfte.
g}ep Qort. 80. esuli.
anorl. b.innb. itrtin

Ne6l. - W1rtt beirlb itetig.
Roaaen. - Utartt beina6e itetiJ.
So. 2 Neitern S1.G7i c. /. I. Rau
Port gerIanDt.
0eisen. = WIartt piIia; go. 2
lot6er St.1S uno SO. 2 barter $1.19
{. /. (. Rem gort; IO. l 0ortbsrn
DuIutb Sill {. /. I. Buffalo. Gur
Sspt. $1.15s.
Deli6torn. Ulartt bsiHabe ie'
tia; QO. 2 selbes Gle beim iofortissn
9srianbt.
0aier. = Wlrti itetis.
0su. - Mottt feit.
Sopien. - Wartt rubia.
Odute. - @iartt itetig.
2eoer. = Mar.t ieft.
Bort. - Tdrtt itstig.
Beef. = Martt itetiq.
S6mals. Nar.t fsIt. WibbIe
&oeit SS.10-S.2O.
3uder. - Rober, Tlarti itetis;
GentriIudal $4.64; U2pldiies $3.87; f;
,nifinirtsr, ipiuig. so points nisbri'
l.r; Gut 9oaf $6.7O: @ruibeb $3.50;
Woulo u $6.25; 9ubes $6.05;
XXAX 8onbereo 1856; paDbersD
$3.50; iein atanulirtsr $3.50; 9ia'
mouo u $3.50; Goufttionsrs u
so. az
Butter. - Rartt itsia; 3ufuRr
1850; Grsamsrp. ertra 26c; Grea'
msr1 261-27c; firits 24-25tc; i.'
combs 22-234e.
gier. - 3afuhr e.169. Jrii6 ss'
iammeIte. ,rtras. 23-25c; .ytra
firfts 21-22bc; firfs 18s-20t; ies
combs 165-13e; peiBs. fsin. biz
fantn 28-29c: brduue 24-26c.
adie. Usartt itstia; State pbo'
lemilt. frii6. flats uHb tpiHs, s.'
fdrbt. fpseilIs ,14-145c; DO. peib.
134-14c; DO. aefdrbt. ianep 13a-
1876; DO. psib 13sc.
9eiliigel. Qsber0es. Wurs.
idpa5. Deiisrn 6iibner, groiIers
22e: Sdbne 16c; 5urtsps LIE.
C5ersiHiats. ruMa: Weftsrn asfrorsne
gratbiibnsr 1S-22c; frii5e Sdbus,
atsiits 138-17c; friite Surtsps, ss'
cite 15-16c.
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Gineinnati. 30. .yuli.

Die na6folasnben Auotirungeu Be-
siehen Ii6 nur auf Gnaros 5rans'
aitionen. Bel tlsinersn GsihGften
iperben stipas bObers prsife bere4nt.
Drobifiou II.
Sdmafs primd Stsam
7S5-7.95e; ffamilp S4mdls 9
-9ac per pfunb.
5rod.naeialaeues 5leii d.
5bort clear Seitsn 104 -10tc;
Grtra ibort clear 1o-104e; ibor.
Rippenisiten 1OA lie; S4uItsrn
S4-8ae; Bellies 10a-11e.
Bacon. Sbort clear Ssiten
114-11ac; Itra ibort clear Seitsn
lille; ibOrt RipRHieitsn IL
11ae; S4uliern 9t-9te; Bellies 11a
-12c.
Sualr gureb nIeifd. -
Sdintsn 16-165t; pitnic S6ultern
10a-11c: greatisit Bacon 19-
zoe: Shultern In padeisn 10b liz:
q. y. Gut Sdultsrn 10s-11e; tro'
dene Beef S6int.n 25-27c.
SiRaep5teltes Hfeif d. -
Ger gfunb: Shinien 13-13ae; pic
mic S6ultern 104-10ac; Bellies
16t-17c; S6uItsrn 104-10sc; ".
q. Gut bo. 101-1oae.
|. Trtf6esEleii6. - S6intsn
122-134e; pienie S4ultern 81
94t; S6ulisrn sa-94e; ibort rip
peuieiten 9s-10te: ibort clear Sei'
ten 81 104e; Bellies leiAt 16-16ac;
geaies ittper. 114-11ac.
Webfunb9 9etreibe.
We6l. r. Dinier pateni $685.
6.55; gBintr fancp $5.90-6.15
9inter Humiln $5.50-5.65; Dinfsr
srtra S5.o5-5.25; Wintsr oroindr,s
S485-5.05; Sartes Wintsr patsnt
$6.65-705; Sartss Winier fdner
S6.2O-6.45; Sartes gDeiasn iamil1
$5.20-5.60: Roaaenmebl, norbpeIt'
Iifts asmiitt.s $5.95-6.20; rsines
Gitn Roaaenmebl $6.05-6.3o; Gitr
aemiitttes Rosa.nmehl $5.95-6.20.
Meiaen. = go. 2 rotb.r Wintsr
81 .O8-1 10; SO. 3 DO. $105-1.OS
go. A DO. $1.00-1.06.
Welf 6torn. - go. / iusibs
83ic; Ro. 2 DO. 83-S3hc; go. 3 DO
S2i -83c; Ro. a DO. 82-82ae; 60
8 bo. s1a-s2t; glo. 8 DO. Sob
s1Bc. - Ro. l ssrbes s3sc; giO. z
DO. 83-S3te. Ro. 8 DO. 82a-S3e
Ro. A DO. S1s-82e; Ro. 8 DO. 81
815e: SO. 6 DO. so-S1c. - Vo. ]
aemifhtes S3e; go. 2 bo. S2t-S3e
Rc. 8 bo. s2-s2Sc; Ro. A DO. 81
slA; Ro. 8 DO. S0s-s1e; 30. 6 DO
7e5-s03c. - gBeibss aoIbentorr
83-S4c; selbes aolbeutorH A-85e
semif6tss sepIb.ntorn S3-S+.
safer. - gteusr. 90 2 peibsl
5OS-51c; Gtanbar6 tpsibsr So
5ofe; go. 9 tpeiber 49-5oc; Ro. q
,r.ibsr 4s-49c; glO. 2 aemiihter As
--49le: SO. 3 asmii6ter 4S-4sti
30. 4 aemif4tsr 47-4Se. = altsr
Ro. 2 psibsr 58-58be; Stanoort
peissr 57a-5Sc; Ro. 8 psiber o7--
57Ac: 30 4 psiBer 56-57e; Ro: Z
asmii6ter 56t-57e; SO. 8 serniid'
ter 5s-56ts; 90. 4 ssmii6asr 55-
sec.
Roaaen. Io. 2 98c-$1.OOi
Ro. 8 95-97e; SO. A 90-94e.
Dbista.
Usrtauit purbsn 465 BIB. 9iitil'
lers sfiniiheb 9oobs auf Der 8ciis ooT
81 80 per 8aIlone.
grpeeries.
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G6ttaeo. 30. cyuli.

8shen. i5ar ssuIi s1-o8i-1.11t;
am S6luB Sill. fFir Sept. ST.
033-1.O6; om SdluB $1.O57.
~lelI6torn. - Siir Suli 784-
701c; am S5luB zoe. Gir Sept.
73s-744t; am S&lub 74sc.
Saier. - iTir suli 544-5Sc; am
S9luB 57st. Tfiir Sept. 373-3sst;
ON S6lub $3.50.
Roausn. - Jao. /. zoe.
@Jerite. - 70-76c.
simotbg. - S4.75-6.5O.
ales. = $s.5o-13.5O.
BORT. - Nir Sept. $13.50-13.'
rs; am StluB $13.65. Mir DIT.
$13.70-13.9I; ON SdluB $3.50.
S6mals. - ;FHr Sept. $S,07-
SIT; am S6IuB $50. friir DIT.
Ss.15-S.25; am S6luB $S.17
Rippenieit.n. - friir Sept. $40
$50: am S9lub $9.45. TIr Stt.
$9.37-9.4 As; an S6lub S9.40.
Butter. Wartt unUerdnoert.
Gier. - 9tartt nisoriger; 3ufubr
1881 aiitsn; auf nem Wsortt ID
tic; OrSinurp firits 15-15tc; itrits
16-17c.
aartoffeln, = Martt unperGnbsrt;
3ufubr 20 Cars.
@sfliiasl. - aebenbes, Wbartt nis'
briasr; Sabine 13-13ae; ifriihiabrs'
!oubner 17-18c.
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Uiehmarft.

Cincinnati. 80. Suli.
3ufubr unb @eridnot pdbrsub Der
lebteR "a Stunbsn. DeralIf1en nit Den
OOrprgoussHsn bier 5agsn iino ME
folat:
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Os,,s welsnarfte.
gtastrrs,L 90. Sufi, 1915.

9tnetuuetL bu Jhis iSls.
Die UsfGdtte ssreH tenie isbr rnbis nab
o5sIb IN piiia, ba bic Banien genigtnbe
syonbS an 6anb babem syir Sarlsben .on
ea1- perben DON bfn Bnnien y1-<x be-
rsdtaet, udtrenbQ bQei6dftspayiere N 5-s%
bislsatirt pfrbsn. SIN oifeseH Narite
pufbsR narfeten .sn taq. yu 8k - ~
uab asf Belt u l-4K& slaetrt.
@sAfd asf nsp psn
purheR su Bari jpifHeH Ban!eH ofieriri.
Dif GoHHfsrrsts beirasi ooe pramIt per
eie0Q
f2sAfd anf 0rrsps.
ei4t. 8sdfel suf aonSsn nurbsn ~
e4.e0 Der BID. Gterliag quotirt. Sir Wsd.
fd auf HeritH purStn s4s ffr 4 Rori
btrt6Het. tar 0e&fsi axf gsriS ise pro
6rsne, All aHherbsR <e1St pro GafeeH
nas anf Dien lse per Krone.
punsss.rbaaaHsHss
nartn rutis SAB ite.ia Die Danieu gao
- 8ssss fs9s gsxp .i1sH
- Bombs. 1915. .......1ooK -
se yonos, 1sSs....... "a %
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-14
HOPES ABILENE WILL HAVE
PARK AND NEW HIGH SCHOOL

Abilene people are Interested IN
word from the Rev. Clifford A.
Cole, former pastor of the Christian
church Of this city, who is now pas
tor Of the Compton Heights Christian
church of st. Louis, Mo. During the
past year a $500 debt OF long
standing was wiped out and In the
last two years 1870 new members
have been added. Mr.. Cole writes:
Conditions in st. Louis in COM
mereial and industrial lines are
about as serious as at any time In
the memory of the oldest inhabi-
tant. There are approximately 75,-
600 men out of work. Thousands
are working but half time and hun
dreds who have hiterto drawn sal
aries of from $500 to $4,000 have
had them cut in half. We believe,
however, that the crisis Is over.
With the new year several factories
opened both here and in East st.
Louis. The Municipal soup house
which daily during December fed
from 1000 to $500 half-starved men,
is losing business every day The
calls for charity are fewer. Yet, the
winter is not over.
have been interested in reading
of the generosity of the folks OF
Dickinson county and Abilene to-
ward the Belgian sufferers. am
hoping you can secure soon the
much needed city park and play
ground and worthy high school
building.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-14
A'NS csrzSs ER 4rrSs i ,usucr COyH

80 t IT, NAFFfNfF-5~- -
Ap.lA rsheAring on ths question OF the
right. Uf,appsai from q Justice of
'the peace court. 10 aadistEict court
has been allowed by the ,asuprsme
court. The case Of Joseph q. Nor
man vs.. l.. H. Tollver, tthe Home
state Savings bank), appealed by
the bank from the Dickinson county
District court. has been set for Feb
ruary 3.
IN It's opinion handed down last
month the supreme court apparently
shattered the interpretation Of the
statutes that appeals cannot be TAX
en- from q justice of the peace court
except on filing an appeal bond
twice the amount involved, There
had been considerable criticism on
the fact that the justice of the
peace court could give q decision
that could not be appealed FROM
and some talk Of amending the
statute in that respect. But the su-
preme court gave a new interpreta-
ton.
can appeal may be taken from
the judgment of a justice OF the
peace by the giving Of a notice, In
the same manner in which appeals
are taken from the district court"
In support of this 1t was pointed
out, citing several decisions, that
unless this Interpretation were fol-
lowed the justice Of the peace, and
judges Of city courts in amounts up
to $1,000, would be given too I'M
limited power, in that there was no
appeal from his decisions In too
many cases. ..
Motion for a rehearing was filed
and granted. 1t is thought that the
supreme cocrt's ruling on the case
which affirmed the decision OF
Judge Quinn in justice court here
that the name of the Home Savings
bank could be substituted for l.. H.
Toliver in the suit, concerning the
disposition of an automobile Mr.
Norman sought to recover, VIII
stand, without regard to the ruling
as to the appeal. No appeal bond
was filed when the case was appeal
ed to the district court. The su-
preme court decision was in favor
: of the bank.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-14
Your Hair Needs
Partisan Sage
It Quickly Removes Dandruff, Stops
Falling Hair and Scalp Itch

a
If your hair is full Of dandruff,
thin, streaky, dull and never will
do up to look pretty. you can al
most Immediately remove the cause,
making it beautiful, thick and fluffy
by the. use Of Partisan Sage, one Of
the most helpful and inVigorating
hair. and scalp tonics known.
Partisan Sage not only saves your
hair. but stimulates the hair roots
and furnishes the Rourishment
needed to make It grow long, abun-
.dant and radiant with life. Just one
application removes every trace of
dandruff and stops scalp itch-your
hair, becomes soft and fluffy with
an Incompatible gloss, beauty and
charm.
You cannot be disappointed with
this harmless and delicstely per-
fumed tonic for there is nothing so
good for your hair. 1t is easily ap-
Piled at home and costs but a trifle
from ]. NJ. Gleissner & Son, or any
drug counter. adv
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-14

The .cemmutation OF the sentence
Of Igeez capaun. serving q twenty
five GEAR sentence I'd the state pen
litentinry for second 'degtee murder.
to ten years. is not meeting with
general approval in Marion county,
where the crime was committed.
Judge, R. l.. King of the Eighth Iu-
dicial. district, who sentenced Ca
paun went TO Topeka 70 protest 70
Governor Hodges. The communication
was announced last Wednesday fol
lowing an appeal to the governor bS
w. II. Carpenter. q Marion LAWYER
Neither the district Judge nor the
prosecuting attorney were consulted
in granting the commutation, Judge
King declared, The crime was q
brutal one. the Judge also asserted,
CapaBn is a Bohemian. He killed his
daughter-in-law. after peculiarly
brutal assault. He pleaded guilty TO
second degree murder in the district
court and was sentenced to twenty
five years.
There is a good deal OF feeling
In the community against the com
mutation of Capaun's sentence, F"
said Judge King. His crime was
one Of the most brutal in the his
tory of the county. Neither myself
nor the prosecuting attorney be-
lieyed that he should get a commu-
tation Of sentence, nor signed any
petition to that effect. AS / under
stand. It. the governor granted the
Communication entirely on the repre-
sensations of Mr., Carpenter. / came
up to Topeka to protest to Cover
nor Hodges as soon as ! heard Of
his action. He told me that the com
mutation was to fifteen years In
stead OF ten years"
1t is understood that Carpenter
represented to the governor thai
there would be little II any obtec
ton in Marion county to the short
ening of Capaun's sentence;
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-14
Mona Quickly
Ends Indigestion
Eat Your Favorite Food and Never
Fear After-Distress

There Is a way for you to eat
wbateyer your stomach Graves.
Many will say How ! wish l could
hut / have tried and every time 1t
nearly kills me-"
The real trouble is that people
Who suffer the untold agony OF In
digestion do not realize that the
stomach has lot of work to per-
form in digesting the food and II
crowded with extra labor 1t rebels
and kicks up a fearful disturbance
Mi-o-na, a simple and inexpensive
prescription, easily obtained from
]. M. Gleissner & Son OF. any drug
store, will quickly and effectively
stop this disturbance or money re-
funded. 1t not only increases the
now of digestive juices. but surely
and safely builds up and strength
ems the stomach walls SO that what
you eat is cared for as nature In
tended.
IT'S needless for you to suffer with
indigestion, heartburn, biliousness
sour, gassy or upset stomacht foI
Mona tablets surely give prompt
and lasting relief and perfectly
harmless. @u'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-14
Keen Your Car In Use

"It is far better to keep the au-
tomobile in service throughout the
entire winter than it is to put 1t In
storage. The cars now built are con-
structed so as to be equally as SER
viceable during cold weather as dur
ing the warm summer months, states
Elwood Haynes, pioneer automobile
builder of Kokomo, Indiana. when
a storage battery is allowed to stand
for any length of time, 1t gradually
becomes discharged even when no
current is being used. 1t is absolutely
necessary to charge the battery ev-
erv two or three weeks during the
period of its non-use if the battery
is to come through the storage I'M
damaged, and some arrangements
must be provided for charging the
battery. Either the engine in the
car may be allowed to remain idle,
or the battery may be taken to a
charging station. AS long as the car
is kept in actual use, there should
be no need of this extra attention Il
the least care is given the battery.
when an automobile is stored
through the winter, the oil and
grease, has tendency to gum up and
become solid, especially at points
where it is spread out in thin films
oorr0sion takes place at many points
and there is q general deterioration
It Is not safe to put any car into
service again in the spring after II
has been stored, unless It is given
q complete overhaullng, and this Is
an expensive proposition. The same
condition prevails in an automobile
as in any finely adjusted machine.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-01-14
cough Medicine for children

Never give a child q cough medi-
cine that contains opium in any
form. When opium Is given other
and more serious diseases may fol-
low. Long experience, has, demons
strated that there Is no better or
safer medicine for coughs, colds and
Group In children than Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. u Is equally
valuable for adults, Try it. 1T con-
tains no opium or other harmful
drug. For sale by all dealers.