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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03

ielp opoper. &olnncr opoper iclpe
2irteipirct blep ban opmerfiom poa
Den benripcnbe lloiigt, Der par Der.
ira, og mere for at npbe oenne enc
Tor al iogttage Sogifooen bolebe ban
'ig 'teoIe beiere opoper. Tluoielig
Loo Der Ell Suien iom al ct 2uitifib,
og itoen ct Eieblifs Barrel omringe.
oes ban al Sriinoer Bier, Der eien.
'pnlig bar meget forareebe oper, at
han trGngtc mo paa beres Smron.
De. 5ogitenenc bar ct Steb blepne
lesneoc al &inoen, ioa gierne bapoc
fllnoct @ei til Spirets SSnbre og Der
inorettet lig Ell alibe, og DC taolte
ingcn Sorltprrelie. Wr. Siiher CLIENT
re meo Ell Sang Den pafre lloiiat,
men at ieie Dem pTf ira lit Iniigt
og line Spnoer bar ganife faa-
fTngt, oo ban fuloitpnoig beoGffe-
oeS al De iltre Smaoopr. s i'm Sper-
ra'fclie oo Smcrte If ban heller life
Solgcne til at pirfe iaa burtig, iom
snlteliat funbe p9re, % inoen han
tom neo bar ban iaa opiutlmet / In-
iigtet, at ban life funoe bape fjcrot
Jig ielp, ON ban iorreIten flinbe bope
cabinet Ginellc. San bar Ell Sio al
porlia ipg otter DC mango @ieiting,
men efter at ban iua blep iriif i9jen
bar ban life merfet oct ringeite til
HbclmatiSmcn. Wtr. Tiiber e%rfjen.
ser, at oct por Ell honro aiir, men Tor
at blipc al meb @iqtcn bapOe ban fpr
oiort npiten bpao Oct lfuloe bore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
\pluns NnfipncIpnrf.

forcningcn % 6orrctninNanlrnn Tor.
cprigt / Wc@regnr inobeO iorlcocl
Scnotor SERMON I'll ot lGggc Tcicll
6cronl, noor han rciltc Ill WaIhtnq
ton og bindorc CT Wtooc, iom tTn.
tc3 n'hol6t bcu p~lonlnaoc Ndtionol
paris Sntcrcalc. Scnntorcn ugter
nclnIia at ircnriTitc SorlIog ON en-
ionbon Vorfa Sprcttclie Innne &oiuo.
iiocn al WPiaiialippiilo6cn Norfcn
pil. ON 6cn oprCttca Al NcAicrinQcn,
omiottc DC niot bcrsmic Nlctllrco
Hocf@, Vife'a Tcof % mango andre
notllrifiennc % biilorilf intcrca'ontc
Stcocr nUr NftWrcQor. Ser bar
IUnQc pTrCi Gale ON Ell Indom ga
tionulporf lang2 NiioiiaiippiilobcrL
men Sonfcn ipnca ierit bcitclnt al
haze iornet iiQ. "a Scuotor Sermon
iorlchcn oiloQoc Qonllc Mrs. 2arrn
bee, Gnfc otter G%rNupcrnor %orra
bee, ct Ncloq / oct Ndmlc Gomlllc-
hicm pc0 Glcrmont
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Mnntuttn.
@iainas bebulbcr i'm Stnrefurr

: Billings bar forleoen %ulg ior at
inoierc &ommisiionsitpre, men Sor-
ilogct forfnitebes meo en- Waioritet
al 3S9. Tpr Toranoring foiteocS
finn SO Stcmmer, mcocna 96S bplot
ioIt poo oct oonile Stprc peo SLIDER,
mGno. Sim ct al @nens fem @nrbs
oop Ell Miaioritet for aommiaiipns-
ltprc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03

Der / betpoelig Won bill ioreae oets
Yon0omraaoc. Slere Slliino Icres
Snno, Der fer hor ppret for pooot
I'll of oprfes, oil peo bette Creme.
ringsforetngenbe glsres I'll fortrin.
ligt Igerlano.
Iberoecns Sjurtc orGbtc. Gre
Siorte, iom al 9pen Iberoeen bar
fisbte % a%nbragte / ben n9rIiggenbe
@plie Earf, ianbtes iorleoen brGbte
al Sunoe, Der pua en- eqer anoen
Waaoe bar illipne ino / SSnobegnin.
gen. Set enc al DC ire Tpr, en- Gl.
ore @llf, bite Jig Of bape flGmpet
%beltemooi9 for 2ipct, men bar tiliibit
blepcn llomattet.
Grprcsielifabcrncs Sfat nluplia.
StotenS Seieiteret bar erfIGret, at
ben al Staten anpenote Wetbobe iii
Seifutnilg al Grpresielifuber life er
loplig. Get err bcn Sremgangsmoa.
De at ifutlGgge oisie Sellfabers Sno-
tG9ter, iom Ssieiteret timber 8runo.
lopsitrioig, og BET er life Smaaifil-
linaer Oct oreier Jig ON, ga Grpres-
ieIifaberne oerpcb pil inoipare om-
trent $4,000, iom DC eacrs piloe
bnpc at betale / Sfot.
Buffalo pGffcr TurifrGffelIe. gll.
Del al De Sufialos, Der at III afbeoe
Scottp Tbilip boIotes / en- Snobeg.
ming / Stanlep County, TOM for no
gen Sio iioen paa Srifoo, % ct al
oisie Spr, en- flor Ore, bar puft flor
6orlfrGftelie peo 9rape Bun Sta
ton, nGr @elpioere. Nrs. Soiepb
Srnnel, en- Han6erS Sultril, opbage.
DC isrit @uffulooren, ba bum bar noe
/ Sapnegangen for at tilie fine &aIpe.
Tpret trapebe ga / ipositIie &etning
og pasiereoe Iige forbi ct Sfoleblls,
bpor ioapel 29rcrinoen, Wtiis Eeter-
ion, iom Glepernc blep nle9et for.
ifrrffebe. Gen iielbne @iGit for.
ipanot tiliioit / &~ratifogen langs
@6ite Hiper, ner Stanforo, og Ser
bar Gale ON at foronitolte ell pirfe'
Zig Suffaloiagt.
Snnbt for $4,000. Gn fremra.
genbe GIore Sormer, Ser iiees at bo
nPr I~beroeer, men hptS Hapn life er
blepen offentliggiort, er / bernie Sp
blepen inpot for $1,000, % bet er
bel upiit. ON ban mere bill ie en- Gent
beraf. Sarmeren bapoe / gpen tritf-
Jet iammen meO to fremmeoe Wfpflo,
ser / al Sortroligbeo bapoe f~ortult
ham, of oe peb at "tappe" Ell Sele.
erafleoning bar fomne nnoerpeir
meo, at Ittier / &obber mart piloe
itiqe til en- bibtil llfienbt Spioe, %
at Der fllnbe tlenes Ell Tormlie, ON
ma bare bopoe liot &apitnl. Sar-
meren blep beppget til at pontiGtte
fin Sorm for at ifaffe $4,000 til
peie, og meb biSie blep ban faa al De
TO WTno tagen til oereS "4ontor",
bpor be efter noeen Sibs "Seleara.
fering" meobelte BAN, at De $4,000
bapoe "plnbet" ham $4,000. Oct
bar eiter @anftib, at oenne belbige
5orretning blep afiluttet, % Mpn-
bene bapoe megen ,Sait meo at fom.
me tilbage til Siollr Gitp, bpor eft
onbet ligeiao beloigt 3oup penteoe
Dem, bporfor Sarmeren blep opertalt
til at fplge nteo oio og Der iau fine
$4,000. @ue ire fog oct ipogaoen.
be Soe oper Nortb @eitern 9anen,
men Tarmeren bar life fommen
lar9t fpr ban pllloiclig o~poageoe, at
sc to irenlmebe WGnb % bans So
900 bopoc iorlobt Spgct. &on pen0.
tc iao tilbaac til gbcrbccn og for.
tolte Tolitiet ON i'm feillogne Spe'
fllation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
MiarpuJtn
Set forte anrins / 9anobrma. Set

Set forte Gnrins / 3~anobrna. Set
forte 9onobrll0sfllrilt3 peo @iscon.
fins llniperiitet / Wfuoiion aabnebes
iibite Manoog mcO omfring 315 Gle.
Der. SpgninNen pentcoeS at blipe
mcget forcQct / oe nUite fna Gage.
%rroiimlo SpinSelie iolst. N(n-
orcn arr:b al Wnbiion og bans
@rporc, @inium % Wathcp Gitrth
al @nunofec, bar til International
&orreitcr 60. iolqt line Eatertrettig-
hcoer omfattcrbc en- Ninbcr meo
Shocfer iomt cn Sbocfcr, Der fan
icies til Woisbinocrc. ut Spiinoel.
len err al itor 9ctponing fan Tor
itaoes oeraf at @rcbrenc 2lirtb blcp
uobetalt 100000 Tor Ben.
@iscpnins Waisapl;na. Sfelge
oiiiciene Spgoner belcber g8iscon'ins
NioiSapling iig til finn 60 Trocerlt
al iorriae Nors. : 1914 bar Den 40
Wiuioner @uihels, meoena Den |
1915 neppe nof noaeoc AZ Otilicner
@uibels. Nt Maisaplingen iaar or
ioo mcact minore. err DOG life Den
cneitc lllcnlpc, bu Den rnarll9e, halp'
mohnc auolitct fan hare enn pTrrc
Tplacr. StntsuctcrinGr :. .. elln'
ion bar raaoct Tarnlcrnc I'll al pore
mcact ioriiatiac mco Tooring az pctfc
Hlor@ WaiS oe Maisitilt, On bette so
Der iirr bar piit Jig mcget 'taoell9i
Tor Scitc. Ser err Ell @iit | Den bnlp.
moonc @ois, Ser hos Sc'te pier IN
%irfnina ueo at Sprenc bllper MO
ltunbia ileucoe, NaiS mac all'
SiIirloer iobrcs meact iporionlt ot
cr Den mussen. bsr &e'te iritet 9lpe;
oerai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Sutclinipcftpr / Wpncbncn.

orac Clion, tioIiQere ScrQcont pcn
Tolitiltprfcn / minneapolis, cr al
EolItidlci Oscar Wtartinlon blcpcu
lt6nUpnt Ill Notclinipcfter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Sub pakntu.
Suosfalo pco Hmnoa.

Suosialo pcS Hnnoa. Crit ~.
Grifion er iprleben aiaaaet peo %.
Scn i lit Stem, beliaaenoe Ter 0til
ira Iunoa. San blep - Iar CANT
mel oa par Ell al benne gguS beoit
ficnbte Hpbpgacre.
Srrnerins pcb Canton. SincoIn
Gountps &ommisiGrer har ~ililitct
acntraft for @rapuing al Ell Srsit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
3tltititrTptu.
Hn0chnn brrnot.

%nocbna brrnot. &ohn 9Ilho4
@nochua pco NrnincrO ncobrTnotc
'ornnlig mc0 ct Cab Al pmtrcnt 50,
900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Ncrous Tnas e Turrctnirasmnno

bpo. Sans Is. @crgrlo. en- al ser
gus Sails pelficnotc Go%rrctnin02
mUno. 6eoc fprIcocn al Nlm0tarm
bctUuoclie, IS Nor Qommel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03

ermaHtueu -SuScenuer- er moe'neen =
ecs Chen. % ser er al' OF Tan srNe en-
crnnnine If barre. Ten e.sr aosI arrsetss
% eaar let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Tarmcr o%rufmct / Hco Hiucr. NrQ

Nellon. Ell Gormcr bpcu0c pdu Min
neioto Si0cu al HcO Hlpcr, life lanQt
ira Moorhcn0, hrufncbc iorlcocn pc0
al ioI6c gicnncm &icn Mon por so
@or gommeI, citcrlnoenbc Jig Nuitru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
aunarcomnnb 1inpbcrob iur @u

"p~huitNH'hHp >'hpptiNH 'pi VIZ
pcrnpr. aongrcamon0 Z. ". %luo.
bcr9b al NiitIc Noll9 bar Sir@buQ
Qicnncm Nouotut "a Guc / Winncu.
polls lo6ct liz olticjclt inoterc ION
Republican, aanolhot Tor Wupcrner.
aongrcSmunhcn opholocr iig rortiocu
/ MuIhington.
&irfcincpielic / W0biipn. Zen me
Nnunc3 Strife / Nidhiiou ser har TO
itct oper $4,000, bIep iorleoen ino.
pict peb Voit. :. :. Gtic. Wtcniabe
ncn bctienco al Vo't :. NJ. @icf.
Gen me airfc cr mcQct poffcr, inn.
pcI nnpcnoi0 ion inbpcnoia, % bar
Sl00Cpluhlc Tor 800 Tcrloncr.
lloifibnino al Scrncrts nfilnttcS.
4Rc0 iiblte WtnnOoQ betragtea SGio.
men FOR llolttbning al &crncrta oper
oc itorc Snhilocr for oiilllttet oa nleo
Ncninn iii WtUn0ben al bette Vrobuft
dntuQca bcitc Mars of opcritiQc Tor.
rjQc men henimoo 80 Wtinipn Cons.
Gen ijo'tc EohninQ ira Wtciobc &ouQc
par oacre0c SenonQ uignnet ira On.
luth.
Trnailct / Gait @rnno Torfs tpmt
Sor iorltc Sang inoen mere emo ct
Yur bar Gait @rano SORTS Spngicl
f%uloitpnolg ioint ii0ite SenouQ. :
ppcr 70 Monne0er bar ser orrct ira
I til 100 Sanger / Nncua 6Ung'el,
% al set M or tnrut moo bel icrit oQ
ircn1it tilifripca Den Smitruhigbco,
Of Npcn blcu tor" Sen lorcQoucnoe
Sir9ooQ.
Glcftrifcr brrbt. 9. 6. aicllonN,
Glcftrltcr % boenoc / minneapolis,
blcp iprIcoen 0rUbt peb q. Saul
Southcrn @oncn@ Subitoticn / "a.
rota Gountp, IoCt han peo Ncrorclic
al @chninQen bleu t~rilien Al Ell me.
get ittrf Stronl. &ngcn uor &ibnc
Ill lllnffcn, men hans GIG 'auotc2
uoQte ioa Wtimltcr iencrc. Nan por
80 2lor qommel oQ eitcrIoncr liz "a.
mile.
apinoc bGn al %nlocpcitcn. N'elQC
10 2U9cr5 GrflUrinQ cr Mrs. WIuru
Gricfion / &opiouu Eouuihip, @Iuc
Garth Gountu. oro al @nIbcpcit en-
SnQhom. ser iicIoeu or iorcfommct
hos W~trucitcr, % ION hellcr life NOS
! NpUu err blcven iuQttuQcu iuhru Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03

Der / betpoeIig Wton oil iorege bets
Sun0omruaoc. Slere Slliinb Icres
Sano, Der Tor hor ppret for paoot
I'll of oprfea, oil peo bette creme.
ringsioretngenbe glsres til fortrin.
ligt Igerluno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
,vprhcnurrcmbc apnorcsmnne bpbs.

ina. Sra Glarinoa mel0tce pcb llacns
@%cannocIic, at %. I. NepbIrn, apn-
areSmall0 ira SIC Giitrltt ira 1889
I'll 1909. liqger mclci forIIQ ip0 /
III Stem bcriten@. Ncpburn cr III
60 Mnr .,nttttrI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
Yberoccns Sjurtc orGbtc.

Siorte, iom al @pen 9lberoeen par
fisbte % anbragte / ben n9rligsenbe
@plie Earf, ianotes iorlcben brGbte
al Sunoe, Der pna en- eler anoen
Wnaoe q ilupne ino / SSnobegnin.
gen. Sc enc al DC ire Tpr, en- Gl-
ore @llf, bite Jig Of bape fipmpet
~beltemobi9 for 9ipet, men bar tiIiioit
blepcn lionlattet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-03
apntrnft for @anfpns Scrnminc.

Mfi$iouri ,Sron So. ltol hupc ino.
Qnoet aontrnft Tor Scpcrin9 al 100,
600 Cons Serncrt5 ira @rlbcn pc0
@nlfon, % Griltcn Der or nlcreoc
begnnht. On mn SO Cons Camp
ifobl er initoIerct, % 10000 Cons
Grts hi mart ppre irrhia al ienbc3.
Set ortaqes at pinc toQc ouer Ter
Wadneoer at Icpcrc DC 100000
Cons.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-02

Sam Smith, escaped prisoner from
Bloomington, H., Jail last summer,
captured in Madison st. roOming
house.
Charles Mayo, 90, chemist, sui
cided with revolver in offices of Cen
trail Asbestos & Magnesia Co., Is w.
Kinzie. Called man of mystery"
James Lynott, conductor on Mil
waukee av. car, beaten and robbed
Of $22.
Jennie Kruk, II, 1913 Centennial
Ct, shot and killed in New Year rev.
cling.
John sheehan, 324 S. Sacramento
blvd, shot in mouth with stray bull
let. Teeth knocked out.
Law and Order league found sew
eral saloons wide open after 1
O'Clock New Years eve.
Sam and Mary PasareIla, g and II,
shot and seriously wounded by same
bullet while playing near home, 1886
w. Erie.
Mrs. Mary KresnopoIski, 1909 {.
Goth, killed by I. c. switch engine
while picking up coal from tracks.
4 children left destitute. Father in
sane.
Mrs. Honora Foley, 4151 w. Con-
gress, died yesterday at age of LOG
years.
Two men arrested by police last
night when detectives heard clock
strike in pocket of one of them. Had
robbed home of A. Barasini, 2O3 S.
Peoria st,
Safe in office of Randolph st. sta
ton of L C. railroad wrecked by safe
blowers. Men scared away by -ex-
plOsiOn.
Frank comerford, atty, fractured
right leg in fall on icy sidewalk.
Three men arrested on III. Central
suburban train. Arguing over cor
rectness of their watches. Conductor
called police.
e l
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-02

CONCERNING CHICAGO
Henry PerIberg, s44 Wolfram,
asked police to search for son, who
disappeared from home. $500 also
vanished.
eIubrooms of Central Eleanor club
opened on 18th floor of Stevens
building yesterday.
Wife of Matthias HoIz, Evanston
barber, arrived him with son born in
Europe. "Warbound' 4 months.
James ST. Clair, SIS, 1927 Grove aV.,
hit by street car at 59th and Grove aV.
Badly hurt.
Peter Widowich, 9423 Ewing av.,
died. Toes frostbitten. Blood poison
developed.
w. Il. Brown, negro, 1912 S. Wa
bash aV., burned to death. Tried to
thaw frozen water pipes in basement
with gasoline torch. Torch burst.
Fred HeFnsdorfer, 1854 Montrose
blvd, held up by 2 men on way to
see girl. Took Iavalliere intended as
present and $40 and watch.
Mrs. Patrick Foley, Ashland aV. and
Huron, dead. Was 81. Father lived to
be III.
John Patti, grocer, 233 w. Ontario,
told police friends of man who muir
dered his brother want to kidnap sis
ter. Asked protection.
Seven men arrested in vacant
house at 542 w. AID. Had raided
butcher shop. Were cooking spoils.
William Mcclure, policeman for 80
years, retired yesterday. To go to
home at Palm Beach, Fla. Wealthiest
man on force.
R. F. Cummings, of board of trade,
died at home, 5135 Dorchester av.,
last night.
Lillian Conybear, 124 w. 65th,
emo IIOuyod TooiCoV, in c11ioidn offnDoDf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26

riers Of the crops, derive from them
their largest revenues. The money
realized in turn is spent not alone
for physical comforts by farmers,
hut on improvements for their
farms, for expansion of their agri-
cultural activities and in a thousand
various and useful ways.
Wholesale destruction of property
and human life never yet produced
permanent good, but only universal
suffering, and in the end long per-
iods of depression for those immed-
lately involved. But where wealth
Is produced upon wealth already in
existence there is found the seed and
fruitage Of actual prosperity in
which everyone may share who Is
willing to labor industriously for it.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
THE REAL PROSPERITY

When the final accounting is
made Of the material prosperity the
country will enjoy in the next
twelve months, 1t will not be war
contracts that must be credited
With the major contribution to it,
but 1t will consist principally of the
cash realized from our record.break-
ing harvest from the fields and
farms.
This is the type of business that
is stable. 1t does not rise, like a
mountainous wave. pouring big or
ders on manufacturers when they
are unprepared to execute them, and
then likely to subsIde not to reap
pear again, possibly for another
century. but It is continuous and
When the farmers have plenty Of
money the rest Of the nation cannot
help sharing in their prosperity.
Proceeds Of their large harvest tina
their way into the smallest arteries
Of trade. The railroads., the ear
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26

The Rev. Mr.. Kissell, in his SER
mon at the Lutheran church S7th
anniversary Sunday, recalled that
only 80 members constituted the or
ganization in 1878, but the ywent
ahead and built a $1,000 church.
some achievement in those days.
The courage and self-sacrifice of the
pioneers deserve the praise and re-
spect of these later times, for there
by was Abilene made a city Of
homes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
STRIKES FOUR
IN BROWN COUNTY STORM

Hiawatha, Kan, Aug. Gloom
plete reports from Brown county's
heavy storm the early part of the
wekk, include four people struck by
lightning, two mules killed. a mile
Of two of telegraph poles blown
down and small buildings all over
the county damaged by wind, but
particularly near Reserve. Clarence
Rinearson of Reserve, and ]. fl.
Brigham, of Padonia, Clark and
Austin Simmons of near Hiawatha,
all of whom were struck by light
ming, are recovering.
The mules driven by the Simmons
boys were killed instantly. Around
Reserve between three and four
inches of water fell in less than
Of an hour.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
THE WATERMELON TOO 80"
SUFFERS THIS YEAR

Topeka, Aug. 24.-It is harder for
a Kansas watermelon to grow to
juiciness than in the early days, ac-
cording to o. F. whitney, secretary
of the State Horticultural society.
While Mr.. Whitney's duties do not
include watching out for the trou-
bles of the watermelons, he has in
vestigated just the same.
In the early days in Kansas, Mr..
Whitney says, all that was neces-
sary to secure q good crop Of water
melons was to plant the seed ana
have sufficient moisture follow.
Sometimes the moisture was lack.
ing. Now various kinds of bugs
have come with civilization which
injure growing watermelons. So
with sufficient moisture, melons Of
ten fail to mature properly.
The watermelon growers in the
sand hills say II the wet weather
continues the melons grown this
year win not be as large as with the
right amount Of moisture. The con-
tinued wet weather rots the melons
beneath before they are matured ana
ripened.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26

The fact that the government
must bring suit to recover the great
er part Of the money which 1t ad-
vanced last year to bring back
stranded refugees from Europe, Will
be taken by many to be prophetic OF
what will happen IL the government
goes into the loan business ass gem
etal proposition. How people regard
the government as & creditor b now
being shown .hy the European refu-
gees. How they regard Q hank as
. creditor 10 proven every day by
the reports Of banking Institutions,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26

In recent issue of Hoard's
Dairyman, is the following state
ment, worthy of special notice:
THE bankers and business men of
Carbonate, ILL.,, have recently made
up a purse Of 100000 and are go
ing to invest this money in high
grade and registered dairy cows,
bring them to their city and put a
trained and experienced dairyman
in charge of these cows, and after
they have been thoroughly tested
out and approved, they will be Of
fered to the farmers of that local.
ty on long time and at low rate
of interest at the exact cost and
carriage" II this is feasible
proposition for Carbonate, ILL.,,
what's the. matter with Kansas?
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26

son, but you will never regret paus-
ing long enough to take the STING
out of your conversation.
e & e
The desire to "get even" has caus-
ed the downfall of many a man.
e q q
And then, If you can't help it,
why worry about it?
e e &
Don't expect too much of your
friends and you will save yourself
a lot of disappointment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
KANSAS WILL
HAVE BIG CORN CROP

Concordia, Aug. 2S.-Gomer Dav-
les, who is making a trip through
Northwest Kansas, writes: From
Concordia to Mankato one passes
through hundreds upon hundreds of
acres of wheat which was not har-
vested, on account Of the wet fields
and 1t was raining nearly the en-
tire journey. The corn crop through
lowell and Smith counties promises
the greatest yield per acre this year
OF any year in their history. This
holds true to the Colorado line. Up
land, valley, and creek bottoms, eve
erywhere where corn Is growing,
promise record-breaking yields"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
(. s. A. G. Expects Big Year

X. 8. A. G. Expects Big Year
Manhattan, Aug. 23.-AlthOugh
it is almost a month until the open
ing of the Kansas State Agricul-
tural College. nearly 800 new stu
dents have sent their advanced Gre
dts to the college registrar. From
80 to Is of the catalogues are be-
ing mailed to prospective students
every day.
Because Of the prosperous condi-
ton of the farmers of the state an
unusually heavy registration is ex-
pected. The requests for the cata-
logue and information are more
numerous this year than ever before
and point toward a record breaking
enrolment.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26

It is reported that 10000 Ameri-
cans have gone to Europe sightsee-
ing this year. Americans who have
not sense enough to stay at home
In a year like this ought to be re-
fused passports. 1t is necessary at
times to go to Europe on business,
but 1t should be mighty good rea-
sons that would take one across q
torpedo-guarded sea.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26

The postmaster general appears
to have assumed the role Of promo
ter of divorce. At any rate the op-
ronents ofaAiyorce so interpret an
announced of competitive ex-
animation places in the postal
service which states that q married
woman cannot go upon the eligible
list, after passing dissemination.
unless she first obtains a decree Of
divorce. For some time married wo-
men have not been permitted on the
eligible list, but the rule today bars
out even those who have left their
husbands or whose husbands have
left them. The mere severance of
diplomatic residential relations
means nothing to Mr.. Burleson. He
wants an actual divorce. This will
prove a good deal of hardship to wo-
men whose religious scruples do not
admit them to the divorce courts,
and also to the women of South
Carolina, where the laws do not
sanction divorce.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
NO PEACE
FOR ALLIES
France and Russia Have Turned
Down All Proposals
JAPAN TO ASSIST THE RUSSIANS
Munitions Of War To Be Rushed
to Czar-Germans Hammer
Away at Riga-Their
Boats Sunk
JAPAN TO ASSIST THE RUSSIANS

London, Aug. est is reported
here that Germany has made sepa-
rate proposals for peace to both
France and Russia, but that both
countries refused to consider the
proposition.
The German troops are hammer
ing away at the grand dukes army
near Riga and extending over wide
sweep of country toward Galacia.
Two and half million men are en-
gagged on the German-AustrO side.
French torpedo boats rammed
sunk a German destroyer off Ostend
this morning.
= Japan has announced that it will
aid the car by furnishing great
stores Of ammunition and war sup
plies.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26
"The three best ways to develoI

"The three best ways to develop
che most desirable community feel
ing are playing games. community
singing and dancing" declared DR..
Henry Curtis, the playground ex-
pert, in addressing the students of
the Kansas State Normal at EN-
poria. "The most effective Of all
Is dancing. Il makes for 9 group
feeling and developes 4 social sym
pathy that you can get in no other
way. Dancing is dangerous Just
in proportion that II Is ostracised.
There would be no question about
dances II they were attended By the
fathers and mothers e well a. by
che yoang peopIa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-08-26

The Kansas good roads days were
not completely successful. The
spirit was willing but the flesh was
too weak to wrestle with roads that
were hub deep with mud. One Of
these days Kansas will awake to the
idea that the smartest thing 1t can
do Is to build permanent roads that
weather will not affect.