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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
Mi "VoNem"e aiNoiae Snobolp ifal vi irembapt:

%Ore nunrhne sanares % eeaSnmrnu6Or mo HuHer Jm 2a@us oru'
heller oa Gtune SporosmddI
NnSre N'heSr fra etaterue m&r @ubdicl "5uSmSa' dr oeotomueuos
goreuercu % %ertnnrn.
%re paoibeise arireferreniuaer mo N1ur % e0eeer ira arNacn
hWrt Rmer
Sre'ene ira Sr. SrStslaub. ur Noru1poroeut BARS.
"armen, Nnft % Napen reoArct Al Ell pratuf Nirncr % en- vrtut ou5'
NOR lou bMr Nme NfbcIuG lin iooenc CpnerhombcN nor en1rr fnncr
9F on%not 'on tornar at omN, ia 0Nie Suhcr til Spde. oI Heme afoetn9
l Hate& Yb ure Urro mango HeuQc
Dor @sntnoOsluus. 10 5poue rr6 uric Nt &Snnu Tor Same %
%irncthrpcy / tGt {u1NdQsmacr
Bore NOraeSbreue. ~2ecornb Voru" bor Here ouete fmbmoel0
@nmleldnoct eO uoet dubet MORT plan bcroutr Ser tr pI urpe ot
.LNQ FotNt9 %duo. hur nj life bar en- tu NorrcpouNcut o1 boo1ur of
III moGmNr NHoe r9elnGSiN. Ser bar rrrd en- al uoc CuHdoet az
VWtNeooot en- ia ar Norbtnbchc mrb uou sdmlc Nrnrclduo ln uIi1
IWn u po al pei CT bdhNe III "l1bc o8 "u'n Tor Erlerue' pldnrt ne" Per
t n'uat ION HE Unotrt far ~rrpc peuonN brmnWtrn men TOM dis
9ene CT tpmoc mttre~Nrct at bore mt
Ara Norsc u Sanmarf uonc Gftcremnnr NJ almeu Sutcu5i, ct lopotl
tNr
aaben aOrrcipOnNau~. boumScr R6otuoucu 5doorrr 2o. 6omefcae o.
dnott 3prulsuddI ira Nlahct5 &ricr Scrt NfOcluq Ell Ell Del CplQ3utr95
aufdlt ir ~ lo "a rtnntcS mQct iiurR al Slt in MI boe grct pa <m9
ldd en- &tetusNOu nmurt 0 IN
~rrcnct ira Ibpnncntcrnc, life On ntuNt mOtrboDcuoc Tel N Vlioer mco
%no m ff nnn rofc 6rm oer OiNrrofu Gam
Senene WarfesSrnppurter AZ EpmNcrlA Nutc u0 Mss % @n1 AZ 6nrh'
poNutcr
aifc % efOeuubcber. @mt bar McoarbcNcr sc fracniN 0rtinn'
trtehQc oinrcmual
Bore n@nhise 4'HdtnOtter rS f ! bolOcr 9ricur mNcrretrt on NphtSer
~ Smmer al 3ntreele pno Nutritious 90 Su8cl3 CmrG1oc
Trt nptrGgniat o. ptltotuoe HcbnftuuSnrttcr, Norreun Srsutfch, o8 Minis
orc Hfcltnacr lon "Smaorli" al NJ, Ectur1h % CnrQu. Gle, etc
"%cb Hrncn", im Norct2 Nb brwNcr en- MrHc IrnGcr Sotrlunaer
Iomncn en- MG9ie Smoutrncr 90 2pr. % im tHc nuor hnr blnNt W dt
9ple Srf'rdb Soten' otHUNt al bore &rlee n"r AZ DC "moe'0e SFere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

mig billie til Seitrcnc Zone %
8%unnbilo, ONT oe leper o. Ter bette.
Sarom Nlernitao Iia9cr Tor 90.
oen. Nun bar li0t al Nltrno oA
@ronfit / malac Mar. meu IN iheit
bar oct taget Sperbaano. Sea tal-
tc mco Gle iQoar. 0oftorcu hup-
De inQt. Oct bar bare ct Si0aiporg@-
mnol. ga Siertct por ian ipolt -
Sognc Nfibtbe er oAioo 0shaint.
SpAeisiteren hor urret Der al n0
iii / Seit. Sum por borte Ell Sur til
%aleblerg lor al plclc 9onIe Sohn,
iom cr 900 mi. Senncn Nohn par
o1iuo ino ina, at Goftoren troeoc.
ban o9iua maatte DO; men han er MI
bra l1Icn. - Slau &ua@ioro hor
nlonttct pna Sngcbulct, 0u ban 'or-
itraftc lit enc @cn ioa ban life fin-
&c gna. Seq trui ogiua 4nocra
@rnntcn eucr 9tpllmo. San 9if,
gommcl og grou, unocr Ell oi9er
&cober. men ban or fpit oN iprGf
iom i unge Gage.
adtrinc %icpln0@icn. iom i no1lc
9lar bar libt al @ronfit, er / Nelt
notiao bra. Nln tan III gao boaOe
til airfe oa itelle mc0 liot bienme
oQiuo. @cnbif Ncirebe. iom er
aiit meo pnNitc Gotteren Nnnc, cr
Der, o0 III i9oor tonl Der tilhulc
Ell lioen >entc. Nlt itaar bra til.
&ori @|isrncrllo og Nnbreu @iei-
tcitn6 itol poo 6orten til Nnerlta
ioo1. Ena hi pdo, l%llgfarer, Oct
cr 10 uufrc, bra NiNcr.
Gle 30lc NopCmbcr 1915.
Sorb ira &tc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

SET bnuitar. ca Ter npcr Spgoi III,
ST nloItelig at liza prer u og Nlt,
Sdtrar % @olnr It tpite o9 9rda
Sunui Il bleite "a bei II faa".
seq tGnfer nof, oct er mango,
Tom minoes bette Gigt al Sobn
Sie. Nu er piitnof hans Oagsperf
enot, men @llo p9re louet, bans Pr
beioe oil lepe. Nl, GA ban iaaoan
llon ligge upirfIom, itremmer Der
loa mango 5anfer inb poa banl, %
ban taller ofte ON ale De @enner,
han bar / slmerifn, % Den Sio ban
bar Der. Seq peo life ale, men
han lifer eber ollie ior eoers 8oobeo
moo ham ga ban laa Der ipg oq moo
los, lar9t ira line lpis pnl ban
iaa Dem i9ien.
Seq bar pGret / Segrapelie MI /
Seit. @i iulgte gamle Soriei SEQ
mprnnne til oct iio'te SpileIteo.
Soriei Ialan0 cr ogIaa oso. San
beoe alene poa Seien nleaem aleip-
grcno og TiellgourOene. San hapoe
Sang, og Oct a piitnof | ct
'ligt Infalb, ban oeoe. Set par s
Gage, for man %iauneoe banl. Solf
lnnatte afteo for at Is9e, % bans
gror Serum % Spogeren @gil
Songeoal fonot BAN poa en- Sinns
ilctte peo @raalstjprn / @raoerbeicn.
San laa / Sfpggen, iaa ban bar life
iloget pioere oplsit. Sorplore, Se-
ifenoe o. bans lnge Suitru tog bette
Inort, men ri mao baabe, at BORDER.
re par Der tiliteoe / Gpoens Stltno.
Senrif Sierne er ogiaa oeo. TN
itor @egrapelle bar Der / apiteseio
/ Seit, Sen itcritc / Wanos Winoe.
@omle Smut Saralolen blep illlgt
til @ropen al Ell Wpn9bc Menne-
ifcr. San bnpbc pTrct en- al Suites
clos iremite WGno: airfeianger,
Stortingsmano, 9anfbeitnrer, Sc.
miniurlprer oe ioo man9t onoet,
iom @n1ben benpttcoe ham til. San
blcp opcr 80 Nnr oanlmel % loune.
sc ben ionl ct trrt Barn. Ger par
b Selte / SGrben, % lon mango
&ronic blcp booret irenl, at oc life
rltnnnebe pua aiiten.
@amle aietil % Sorpnm Storlio
rllsler ulenc eilonll, bpor lpnge bet
fan bare cr upiit. Soronn er loo
bra, at bun fam lteQe lin So enonll;
men meb aletil er oct flcinere. -
@nmle gipino Spofelio er omtrent
Ben ionrme. San er oper 80 Nar
1alnmel mi, men gaor no og fan lp-
ic Ipiier % anoet enonl. Men
Morfi itaar eoe III, annt og Might
ito bar maattet flptte til Spnnen
gboli, iom bar fjebt iig @uaro peo
T~rnn9iols os bill MI ion fi9rlig
Spn taee Jig al Dem.
Namoals Terf er M / Tirfionl-
heO igien. Ger arbeiber nj en- itor
NrbeisItof, og mango al bore Mrbei-
oere er reiite oiOop o. ~tielter goo
2pn. Oilers er Sc / grbeioe, noale
peo acknowledgements % mango ueo
Snortlanos BRO. Ser er D~erior
pnot ON grbeioSiolf til alminoeligt
Irbeioe M, oe 900 Gaglsn oil De
bopc ior fort Gag.
Si far bopt Stortingspalg / Spit,
% oct blep ben gomlle Soar Speiten
igien. Observation-Disclosures bapoe
itilet eaen 8anoioat ioar, men oct
annr iom ponligt meo Dem: De err
life eniee. Sroierer 8. 9erge par
opitiaet, men raf life frem. Saa
bar ber nogen "Solbmpnb", iom
ltenlte paa 9anobrltasbeitprer Soar
Nesbeim; men Der ipigteoe oglaa Ell.
bel, iaa gamle Soar Sueiten off al
meb Seieren.
Nleranber 9ugge, Vroiesioren,
bar fisbt 4loffereaaroen, oa pil MI
for Ilpor boIGtte itg her. San far
pllolet op Der og er iii ilpttct ira
2llnocn og oio meo i'm Samilic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
Saltltraumen.
Get lnnefnloeitc Snrpano / bcle
Hprolnnbslcocn.

On @iI til at rcanc ira socseu3
@udro.
unfolncr en- erom iaa iorirrDeIig
hndrb.
at neppcIig tuoes oens @igc."
Yeter Sails.
Saltltrullnlen err en- al Neroen5
~ltsrite Mcrtuproigbeoer.
Seq tit ialfoIo oct HSlOtrpf, ga
jeg ierite @ang luite ON Sen.
Get par / S%enSbcrgs Ncilebaono.
bog. Nnnr Ben gnor / lin &ploe,
itoo Der, er ben Iom en- Lap Sos. Ger
bar ogioa ct 9ineOe al oen. Get
bar ret lmponerenOe. Get lao iaftilf
no, lon man bapoe tat ct SoaieiolO
og logt Oct pao Hpgaen.
"Noriagen at Stremmen fan
flpoe ioa itribt," Tiger Teoer lnis,
"bet fonmer, naar Sioroen begriber
iig piot, men Sabet, bpor Gonoet
Ifal Lobe, oct err uoi Wtnnoen belt
InPper og trang, tbi tuinges De
Stremmer at ltphe lin Sang alt ionl
De bar iaget nlco Suebe."
Ger Elmer inc OF Ter Elmer no,
alt eiteriom 5ibepanoet tiger %
fuloer. Set er Straumens iolte
Rilte bper eueitc SoG. Slia hor Oet
gaoet lin aiPmpegang iiben CIDER
mes Wtorgen. Naar oct er iipre
Sis uoe / @ouet, iprPnger olt Gan-
bet inb / Sfjeritaoiioroen pao Tor
at fonnle no, og naor Iaa igien Sos
BET tiger ueo flo Sis, ga mac &an-
oct iilb giennem Oct TRANCE Eo5 ior
at fplbe Siorben Der inoenior.
Seq blep life lna ipprt impone-
ret, "a leg Tor ierite Sang fif lie
Straumen. Seq lpntes life oct par
noget al ifrpOe al. Naar jeg bsrte
StraumpGrineerne tolte ON ben
meo @ru og 6priGroelie, tpnfte ieg
mig, at oct par en- Sorgon, De hnp-
De lagt Jig til Tor at imponere Irem-
mebe. Win Heipeft er imiolertiO
sget meo Aorcne. Seq foritaar, at
man peo life bpao Straitmen er,
naor man Ter ben ferite Gang. Zen
bar Ell I'M Sfittelie bper 9ae o. /
bpcrt Slags @eir. Ger er piaie
S~opeolinier, iom oltio err De iom-
me, men ltoenom oisie beifriper ben
a~lebannoe SlagS Girfler % aeolne.
triife Sinier / en- epig %erlen. -
Ellioieli9 % ltanet buffer ser me
Sigltrer op poa oen5 Sperflaoe.
Ser er Spfait % ajeler o. Woo-
itrsmmer, iom frpoFer bperanore /
a1e Getntneer. Snart ier man Dem
/ Eit, mart / Belt. Sngen peo bpor.
ira De fommer eqer buor be ifaI
ben.
g9rit Ter Strallmen no, naar set
er Storm, og @ino og Sid goar
imoo. Ga fiPmper ben MOB Mag.
ter, iom boloer Jig Tor al pPre oens
Sigc. Ger bar itaaet mong Ell
anmp RET no ira Siroumen. 9el-
gerne piifer hperonore iaa Sieiprsi-
ten itanr. &c refer iig / bsie Cop
per, tsrrer iumnlen og i%plintres.
Set rpger lang Rel al bpiot, INT
Sfrmorep. Set er ct 9aifetaa, iom
iorilaor. %eltopinoen tar oite
SpPuotaf langt noe / Seitiioroen.
Zen uler inOouer Salten. Zen
briper Sisifaplerne ioran iig. BAD
re poo 9aare lender Den uiiteb ior
at ltoppe Strnumen. Men Oct err
altio Strnumen. iom raar. &ano.
masierne nlao no. &c trobier Sis.
erne. Man Ter oeres Bel iom huiot
Sisrof tpers ouer Salten. Men
iaa iaetner Stralmen. 9eitapeiret
tror beitenlt. BET bar iaaet Suerta-
get. Sc tiuge lsminaer, oct bar
taset meo ira %eitiioroen. faiter oct
inc moo anaplrmOsen. iaa Oct er
llraao at iaa no Saab. Straumen
er itoppet op, Nu ital Den uooper.
Wen ON Ter Simer fommer Den
igien. "a idar 0eitapeiret merle.
al Def nptier life at itonpe moo
@roooen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
Scmo S1.25 ior ''Yoitcn" ct Mar / Norfmo % iaa
Marcts nDc VrGmicbo9 irit:
"Tamilics ~GsmimN" Nr. 40.
(Sri YrGmic mcS "loitcn" ct Mar / 1oriIno. oilers Is

WI FrUWt Wro tuNfN Ct Ht NUEHHo. NHtF9o ~ VtHTST'
"6anlca Frsutng", buorai ct mt Auner mo uIoecS nt 5uobolp no
hUt War. br dluo prrctu or melt populrrc rc Yrrmtebo1 Nj W
ir 1916 ct uNeouanla tnrrYiont bnoo nrenraaenoc 5Hobob2torcpcle
uhr:
"MS meo saaOneme." Qct ON 6rosiaQcu % cu@ gbcr g9N @uc'
Der. vi Omar Sohphtu. ~ Set mpitc 9Th. nj Srnt Gdubu - Ger
Hamcrat. Su SowuCrbruouc. SUruaupinser. - Seimu. VI Maria
NsUnc SIuuot Gier % Rurr vi " 0abtd - Ssnrcuc SortruuG
ira S@Ino vi @uurnr Guuuniun Zen unahc SrorS 0urrn M 3
Srt; &c blanfc Temqe. vi Guu CuWr5 e TO Unnptt Tt s. q
49, Him bam". vi bruno NUbhr - SrduuGcmsoct ynne NUO guile
or. ~ SnsmnnoSgut ~ Sprugurncr. III GUu %pphCH arm Nintrs
Sm. NJ SlumTb Nmlenueun Wcuucr Smmnueruc geo ". s.
Strc SrthIir. ~ 81 GpcntDr HuSnub. Sarnciirl vi q z Zruq
- SiGrtabebsbreueue. 0poueocS Ug lit mint Nuhru ~ Il to Srsbre. Cu
epr@e ma zen tducrni nrtrfc Nrp cnnS fsrnc NuGl Ht SWmo
MtiuA TN ienoreata 1uer ~ Spuiot Nat. e. Numoc tu 5tUQdars
bu. nj @otharb alcru Gan DC Shbnu cMr NoHcl iom 5orrcmu9ss
munb vi SUelrc w. gNf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III HGm 0crmnuu
MirtHm GOnpontuHn. tvGemhR ion %rn stan ON u@n Smc LrM@ AZ
&ornc) VI CT bdlpt uurs anunCt Barns GuQbol Ten gamc Ntencr".
- TOrhc aiGmpe. 3unorNr ON noaeu al DC ictip 0arcr im bar lcpct
Norge Eoseu mcrteigc, bihUrinc IinmSmcrtr ira gnmuet % IN S,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

eene -Feco,ub.g oi.en- NJ SlPlrnirae %
gerner | GouleidHoeL Sirsodss % gre.
bdssuesnrsn fofisr $3.50; 6reenssuosnoen
elene. $1.25 rr, slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
"Iamtilics ~rsmimg" pr. 80.

(6i TrGnc mo "Tuheu" ct Nnr 1ortuo. Oilers - Gents
vi oct more Gpua al 0cet for 1919 br p cuom nuWn 0mpreoer
r9rn oa "a p uo, Der .er mdnge' l"l pMon En- imce7lerct oWt hAner OIL
III iaalungt Ncropldaet urttr iuoe bauoc VII 80 ul 81. dur &c toruupc5
lnn1oq no az et Wars Subt1puon leHcs os tr Inn 20 6rms erra. Ar
80 tnocholbtr forunen hWt pdhe Stat. ttQnoc NortrlUqtr Ul Nuttcr:
amcrins SpSnaeic o. 9uluuiciuq. 5uuautbut pla pom EMt. uaml,
6utore. vi Yuf Oh Vuhue - Sm 0nutofdna. III iurcr. 81 Guttyueunu
al Sncob y Bull - 81 Sep ira ben. esoc. Eoruraiul - RuunmonnnRu. SIN
ireWt Hrpuhm SsIebcrreo. 60ttUnmN ~ Senu 2Igtli ~ "a Saub
Tube uperraHcs. vi 6UWr SWoUd - StUrinrminq en- zmntull1 nu
etueoer Gumme %uS. SournmQ "A giOuut 9cruOu. Gu ztumuuo5 6rat
fo Tor 100 Hur uMu T0uNr Stuet2 Ece TotrUuu nj ShOuupru NUcrrt
uf - queen al eu Stcmme. SouruuQ Ara 6oMOnS Snruoom. NJ arrau
Sail Tmrreut |ubiS SeGb. ENtUuUp i'm EIuO5tUdotu N LEuIttlc
Semne - Get beohc gam. SouUuIa paric 6eh1c. 0dptt CNie Sem
melgbeo TN Snumfnrm California. Euutrtur SrpaS eiGrGqbco
Wo Gu 5duter Sruocjuen. zii, az S1mu S9mUo Sutcrnrbuoc
VII 9grQen 6dlt Suurrcrct Nnnn % Better. E0rTaluu NJ i yutc Seu.
- Gu uuentt SuRqirbc. NorpuUQ ina Eomuf &c Lsrhe Sober Rim
nreut - Nsnnrenteu. ~ Ia Nisbcrue tunoe tale. SovuuuI ~ 8lruus
Qirmpe GIetnumaanetcr. NJ cuo ml 0cQc 0lt Emnuertt - ! Sr.
Elmer. 6ornGuing ~ Erustbnrbeo
Mcrf! "Samilic: HGemim9" Tr. 40 o. 30
mco "Yotcn" ct Nar Tor fun poe crtra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

Noraeel ~ ia. Oct par peI oct, -
10. oct bar ianot, ~ "a iaa lana
Dc Ell Sana, lom unr iorinttct 'or
Hnleoniulcn:
On icitlil Stmo - ldmlct bar
<oda ueo SdltenS nabuc StruuNe.
HTrpc oct Stc0, hpor S%tronumen@
Nan6e
Git Niertelrcb i SjeI0rt bar.
Chi mems / aic0lcra Sub man
|ltirrcr,
Nan 'elcr grant at alippcu Nlrrer.
Ser lcircr ut lbaa Ell tScIt
I'll NtIuoc ON Dor Non0cllUlt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
Sra Syresoal.
Tlifcns 9tgt ira @aaro % @rCno
Vcittclcmnrfcn.

Set bnuiiar. CO ier nper Spgbi III,
ST aibitclig at iiaa pner Vi o9 Slut,
Sdtrar % @olIur It tpite % 8rda
Xulipi Il bIcite 40 Del G iaa".
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11

brought clean towns, permanent
prosperity, and a high standard OF
morality. Ninety-five per cent OF
voters would endorse prohibition to-
day. MY experience dates from 1871
and any former Kansan who de-
Fciafes prohibition a failure here
misrepresents facts. Our money goes
into homes and happiness; our bank
deposits are oVerflowing; new gen.
erations that have never seen sa-
loon are making model citizens. No
one thing ever was of so much val
ue to the states business and So
cial life as prohibition. No law IN
Kansas is more rigidly enforced.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
A. O. U. w. BAND TO BLOSSOM
OUT IN FINE NEW SUITS

The A. o. u. w. basd has receiV-
ed twenty new uniforms. The uni
forms are dark red, with black and
white and gold trimmings and the
bandmen will make fine appear
ance. The band will rehearse to-
night and the new uniforms Will DC
given the players. The organization
is making ready for the big box 80
cial Thursday night.
One Of the strong advertising
points of the Abilene delegation al
the coming A. o. U. W. grand lodge
meeting in Hutchinson will be this
band, and the musicians alone ought
to obtain the grand lodge offices for
Abilene. All the representatives oi
this section of the state will meet al
Abilene and will go from here to
Herington where a special train Will
take them to Hutchinson March 4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
VETERANS WILL CELEBRATE
WITH AN OYSTER DINNER

Abilene Post No. SO, G. A. r.,
will serve an oyster dinner in the
city hall at noon, February IL. All
old soldiers and their wives. widows
of deceased soldiers and the ladies
OF the Woman's Relief Corps and
their husbands are cordially invited.
The entertainment Of the afternoon
will consist OF music, vocal and in
strumental, and addresses, reminis-
cent of President Lincoln. A social
hour will close the program. BY orr
der Of the Post.-G. F. Jones NJ.
p. JOlley, F. s. Altman, Committee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11

Solomon, Feb. 5.-The Cusick Co.
store was broken into some time last
night and a considerable amount OF
merchandise taken. Entrance was
effected through the back door. The
steel bar across the door was broken
and the lock turned. Twenty-Five
pairs of $3.50 shoes were taken, four
suit cases and some muslin. The
amount of the losses has not been
estimated.
County Attorney George Bischoff
is here. armed with a search and
seizure warrant. The A. H. T. A. has
been active today. Investigations are
being made at a Mexican camp
here.
Lester Henderson, clerk in the
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
MRS. THOMAS KIRCHNER
is DEAD AT ENTERPRISE
TFrom Mondays Daily.i

Mrs. Lydia Kirchner, 45 years.
wife of Thomas hirchner, at
o'clock this morning at her home
in Enterprise. She had been III Tor
some time and few days ago a
blood vessel in her brain broke, 50
that physicians and her family gave
UP hope for her recovery. The fu-
neral arrangements have not been
made, as relatives Of the deceased
who live Ia the east have been wired
of her death and word from them
is being awaited.
Mrs. Kirchner before her marriage
was Lydia Shriver and lived In Ohio.
She was married at her home 10
Andrew Kirchner, brother OF
Thomas Kirchner. and came to En-
terprise to live about twenty yeaTS
ago. Mrs. Kirchner is survived by
two daughters and son by h@r
first marriage: Mrs. Martha Jackson
of Hope; Miss Laura Kirchner, En-
terprise; Jessie Kirchner, Enter
prise. Thomas Kirchner was welded
to the wife of his deceased brother
in December, 1914. =
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
POOREST MAIL SERVICE
is NOW TOWNS PORTION

Abilene is having the poorest mail
service in 20 years. With the Santa
Fe arriving at 9:3O-and often late
rural carriers do not take the
morning mail, their latest being that
received the evening previous. The
new order, which instead OF having
postoffice windows closed for haIK
an hour 80 that all employees can
distribute mail. keeps part Of the
employees on duty to sell stamps OF
money orders, makes mail distTibs-
tion slow. The mail formerly read
at $3.50 to s:45 is now available
about 1O:3O 10 1900.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
ANSWERS A KANSAS LIBEL
Prohibition Has Helped This State
j. b. Case Wires UCah Men

]. B. Case today received o tele-
gram from George Albert Smith,
secretary to the president of the
Mormon church, and Richard W.
Young, attorney for the church, In
quiring as to whether or not pro-
hibition in Kansas is a success.
This is the telegram:
IA former Kansan argues before
our legislature quoting numerous
letters, mostly antique, that Kansas
is morally bankrupt compared with
local option Nebraska. We recall
your utterances to the contrary and
considering your wide and accurate
acquaintance with conditions ask
you to wire collect how state wide
prohibition works in Kansas"
Mr.. Case telegraphed this answer:
prohibition in Kansas has
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
MERCHANTS ASK STATE POLICE
Lamb Introduces Bill for 100000
20 Hunt for silk Thieves

Representative Lamb OF Dickin-
SON county has introduced bill IN
the house asked for by the merchants
of the small towns Of the state to
create q state police. The bill ap-
propriates $4,000 a year to pay the
salaries of the police marshal and
five deputies and to provide a re-
ward fund for the arrest and con-
viction of criminals.
The law is asked for because OF
the activities of silk thieves who
have been raiding the stores in the
small towns all winter. 1t is asserted
that some sixty stores have been
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
State TWine Plant
Cuts Price One Cent

"The prison twine this season will
be the cheapest ever, and OF the
best quality" said Major Brown,
chairman OF the board. "If the wheat
prospects hold good we will put an
eAtra shift on at the plant to get
the twine out. Prison twine this
year VII run between one and two
cents ''eaper than that from out
side. Ne purchased soc bales OF
sisal recently at $4.29, the cheapest
in the history Of the plant"
Unsettled conditions In Mexico are
given as the reason for the reduc-
tion in price, the raw material haf-
ing been purchased at lower figure
than ever before.
I'm times of greatest unrest IN
Mexico" said Major Brown, "Mexi-
can money Is always cheapest. We
pay for all sisal in money OF the
republic and when they are In the
greatest turmoil there Uncle Sans
dollar will purchase more Mexican
dobies. They also need ready cash
and will sell for less"
The twine plant has been running
without interruption. Following the
close of the wheat harvest last year
the prison furnished one million
mounds of twine for binding kafir
and other crops.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
[From Fridays Daiiyl


seyenty-five farmers and a num-
ber of women are attending the ses-
sious OF the annual 2-day institute,
which is being held at the CONNER
cial club rooms today. Bad weather
and worse roads kept many persons
away from the meeting but q larger
crowd Is expected for tomorrow.
Pres. H. G. Kyle in the aaddress
which opened the institute this
morning spoke of the work the In
stitute is doing and the helpfulness
of the organization. P. e. Crabtree
of the Kansas agricultural college
spoke of the principles of feeding
livestock.
This afternoons program was be-
gun with q demonstration In judg-
ing horses. When the meeting con-
yened later in the Commercial club
rooms a quartet. Lynn Covert, II. M
Howard, B. D. Whitehead and DR..
H. p. Mera, sang and were roundly
applauded. Arthur Merrill, who was
next on the program. was unable to
be present. George Lenhert read his
paper.
Miss Addie Root and Mrs. c. A.
Hoffman are to speak late this at-
ternoon. Miss Root is an extension
worker for the agricultural college.
Mr.. Crabtree and Miss Root were at
Longford yesterday and had a large
attendance at their meetings.
The program for tomorrow:
Morning-10:15, "How Can
Make My Farm Better" G. w. Tay-
lor; what Should be Done by the
individual Farmer to Prevent Hog
Cholera" F. ]. Rumold; stopping
the Farm Leaks" P. E. Crabtree;
Business Meeting; Recess.
Afternoon, 1:15--Rope Tying and
Halter Making Demonstration, P. r.
Crabtree; Music, Male Quartet;
"Home Reading for Children," Miss
Anna Engle; 1.-THE Balanced Farm
P. e. Crabtree; What Learned at
Manhattan" Corn Contest Winners,
Charles Roop, Foster Van Dyke, Ray
Van Dyke, Albert Rumbarger, Carl
Hern, Samuel and Cyrus Lenhert,
Harry Van Dyke, Herbert Ehrsam
Canning and Preserving" Miss Ad-
die Root; "The Helpfulness of So
cial Life in the Country" DR.. F. S.
Blayney.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
[From Saturdays Dailv 7

A resolution putting the farmers
institute on record in favor OF OBJ
tanning a farm expert for Dickinson
county was prepared by commit
tee this afternoon and it is expected
that the resolution will be passed.
Kansas counties which so chose can
obtain financial aid from the fed
eral government through the Lever
bill for paying farm agents, on con-
dition that the county helps share
the expense. The farm agent plan,
If it succeeds, will mark an advance
in the agricultural history Of Dick
inson county.
Nearly two hundred are attending
the institute this afternoon. G. W.
Taylor, F. ]. Rumold and P. +.
Crabtree were the speakers this
morning. This afternoon a halter
making contest was first on the pro-
gram with Mr.. Crabtree seated on a
table before the contestants and
showing them how to fashion tip
top, long-wearing halter with a
rope and the proper sort of; twine.
The high school girls glee club sang
and the appreciation with which they
were received was fine tribute.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-02-11
LOCAL BANKS ORDERED TO
STOP ALLOWING OVERDRAFTS

Comptroller of the Currency Will
liaus gave out a statement yester-
day, declaring his effort to break up
the practice by national banks OF
allowing overdrafts. Mr.. Williams
sent out circular letter several days
ago, directing boards Of directors OF
national banks to adopt resolutions
disapproving the practice.
The local banks have received the
circular notifying them not to allow
any more overdrafts. SO you must
be sure you have sufficient balance
in the bank to pay your checks,
otherwise the bank will be compell-
ed to turn your check back.