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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-27
HAVE SUFFERED IN MEXICO

dering band of villistas fell upon
their homes, but by far the greater
number suffered at the hands of men
in the uniforms OF the de facto gov
eminent, of men who are direct aides
and companions of the American
hating VenusttanO Carranza, who
holds his command over these scoun-
dreIs solely by the influence Of the
present administration at Washing
ton. For, without the support OF the
United States government, Carranza
would be Ovcrthrown I'm ten days.
Scores of negroes have been
burned at the stake, dragged to
death or otherwise destroyed for
less crimes against women than
generals and "colonels" of Mexico
commit daily without thought Of
punishment. The number of Mexican
and Spanish girls, gently-born, care
fully nurtured, highly educated
young women, just as worthy of pro-
lection as any daughter of the
United States, who have fallen vic
Tins to the armed, unrestrained vi
olence of these followers of Carran-
"a, Villa, Zapata, Martinez, Salgado
or whatever other bandit may be in
power, is beyond computation. Even
their own parents can only surmise
what became of them, for there is
protection In Mexico only for the
favored MEN of the Carranza organ
ization, and the women whom they,
in turn, protect because they fear
their fathers or brothers. They hold
no fear of the recognized government
Of the First chief'' forced upon the
unwilling people OF Mexico by the
support Of the United States"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-27
IDAHO CATTLEMEN WILL
HOLD State MEF

The Idaho Cattle and Horse Grow
ers' association is to hold its first
annual convention in Pocatello on
the 31st day OF October, 1916.
The association is composed of
Idaho men who make a business of
growing and ranging cattle and
horses on the public domain and on
the forests within the borders of the
state. 1t is the outgrowth of an or
ganization of several associations
formed in Custer county and turnout
Central Idaho for the protection of
the industry, and in less than six
months has gained eight hundred ac-
tive members, representing $4,000
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-27

A vote for John G. Rice as justice
of the supreme court is a vote for
character, efficiency and high legal
standards I'm the highest court I'm the
state.-adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

OeDillc. .@rogromm fir Die morgen,
Wtontoa, 6eginnenoe g9ohe miro I'M
ter onoerem folgenoe giummern cnt.
Galten: n9eltrob lmo 9eltrob~ in ei-
mem fomiiden 9lft; SO. Hoiere San
ger; @oitb 6roncis in elmer Sing
Ipicls sGomooie. 0ie @oritellungeu
iinoen UNI 4.30 imo $50 IN Dem
5reiIuit Sbeoter itatt. Cana, inter
oen alGngen oeiieIbcu Sr6eiters,
welher ieoen @o6entae itottfinoet,
iin0et nets @0nner inter Dem jun.
gen @olf, Oos @mDnn DAT @ort je.
Oen Nlo6mittag iuo glbeno oiliiucbt.
@utc Nlobl5eiten iinO cine Spc6ioli.
tat oeS oortieen &eitouronts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Seirat6s.e eiesnaen.

SomeS Nl Sboller 26, lmo SEA.
tarina s. Stannou o. 9eioe BON
9lltoono @a.
S9m @. Strong 33, mo @larD
q. Girf, 80.
Siooore g9iIcman 81 9laOeuS.
burg. NlO., uno @ertruOe GincopsfD,
81, @oi6iuatou, 2. 6.
SnmeS @. @ooo, 64.g9ittmer. unN
Clara 3. Shnriot 81 @ittpe
9llirco 9omen6ere, %. ms aotue
SDOel. 81.
Sbomas 3. SliOer, 90. uno 9uIa
2. ShoolS, t9.
SorrD @arts, 30, gcIhieoen @bi.
looclp6ia So, unO GOit6 @ Gas.
per. %, geibieoen philadelphia.
@m. 6. @inidmiot, %. mo Goit6
@. aranb, 81.
SameS 9. &emie 30. lno @ua
$. 9raag o.
Gborlcs y. 9ritting6aM "a unO
@lqoDs ., Rogers, %.
Giteeuc 6. Clemens. 55. aeiHieoen,
lmO @aru 6. Gote, 81.
Soluaro GneeI, 81 mo Gertrnoe
@erelis, 20.
@ni. 9. Sulnno. 81. lno 9ot6ori.
nc g Monag6ou, 20.
Serman 6, 9etbe, 26, imo Se6eu
aerr. %.
Gommo S. Cumberland. 81 Ga
tonSpiQe, Do, uno 9ert6a z. s.
=. SeOeu, 90. gelair. @lo.
glrt6ur g. 9ornes, 81. ct. GeniS,
@lov imo Wlorb aot6ariue glenen,
20, 9lcp.9orf,
gsm, 3. Sorriion o. rmo Bertha
9 Gniiep 26,
2lloor sSellla 70. lln0 glna AD'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
-glmcrifamcr!

Sebt beiBt cs, felt 5uiammenIteb'u,
SonIt ioatcn mir ms ewig i6dmen;
sic miiiien nod INN 65naoe ileb'H
@enn mir oas re1te N2ittel nebmen.
Gcin 9odruf oorI mS mebr bet6oren,
Gos ioQ Elm je0er Geutide ihip0ren:
Tins lodt nidt mebr Der iiiBe 9rei-
Gas Stimmenfangen 1T porbeil"
Sebt lit eS 3eit sum erniteu &6luL
glidt nit Dem Wlaulmerf laBt ms
idbaifeu;
Ger oeutihe eiier oori niht ruD'n,
Cie aou5e arait 5uiamuenraiien!
llno Giienfetten laBt ms idmieOen,
Gem 6eiu0 oie Marnesitirne bieteu;
Tins lodt ni6t mebr Der iiiBe 9rei-
GaS Stimmenfmgen lit por6eil
GoOieinOe ionoeu mir i'm Streit
g8ir mlBteu manhes Giit idon
ihhlden;
@ottlobl iebt 1T Die redte 3eit,
Man6 ardmerieeIe muB iib ouden.
Serous, i6r 5tarfen imo i6r 6reienl
Seio i6r nod SflnOen Der @orteien?
llns foOert niht Der iiiBe 9rei
Gas Stimmeniau9cn lit porbeil
Erdut ni6t Dem freunoliben @e-
icbmuS
llnO tdmen lie nit 6arb' mo Einlel;
@Gr's 8eoou, @ilion oOer Sug6es-
Salt laBt ms icin bel Dem @eluiniell
Gang trugen mir Oes SoiieS GuafeI
9oBt ms nit e6ter @liin5e 5a6len;
llns foOert nidt ser IiiBe 9rei
Gas StimmeniaugeH lit Dor6eil
Gem 6relmo 0as Ser5, oem 8cino
ole Stirn'
9lie moltcn mir 6eionO're He6te;
Eren 1T 0as Ser5, flor oas @e6irn
g9ir iino iebt 5reie mo nibt Gne6tel
@erebtigteit it's, mas mir uollen
@euu's ieiu muB, fonnen mir audi
gr0len;
llns fooert uidt Der iiiBc 9rei
Gas Stimmeniangen iii Uorbeil
Ole S6madl, bic man ms augetban
@er fmm iie aus Dem Ser5en reiBen2
Sat- ipudte man Die 0eutiben an
Gerr0t6er Bat man unS ge6eiBenl
Gas mar Scr 9o6n iiir al Oie Sreuc,
8 ooB es nod ole 9rut aereuel
Tins f0oelt ni@t ser iiiBc 9rei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Der Der fiir6lid in SorO's Opernbaus
uiigetrctenen DSriarS 6rolic", IN.
mitten ieiner berUorrogenoen NIin.
itrel-Sruppe, 6ilOet Oie Snilptattraf.
tion oes nSippooromc Sbeoters
mGbreno ser moreen begilmenOen
@ode. Die n,Stolieniide gfahtiaoll@
Gero 0e 9aiiini bon ser Moildnoer
Opcr, g(lDn 2emis lmo SaSel Sar-
rington in ser fomoien Gomooie
nSbe Sireo .Gari~. @loirc uno Oil
bale, Dom unO 0ow" imo mebrerc
e6enfolls erittIoiiige @oriete.gItte
oerDollitdnoieen oos bielOeripredeu.
Oe imO a6ipchSlmgsreibe &ros
granm oes bon Dem 9nltimorcr
0eutihtbum bcOor5ueten @auoeOille.
Sbcoters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

notbie. Inter oen orei @unftcn
miro elmer fir Die 9(ufioiiung oes
0tiifihides uerlieDen mo 5mci iiir
ole 0iiite Der 9lusfiibriug Oeiielben.
Ger cinleitcnoe @ettbeperb miro nm
4.30 gtanntittags braiunem DER
SdluBbeperb Inn 7.30 9lbenoS. Die
@reisridter ieI6it werocn oic 91il.
iifitiide fir Oen cuaeren 8ettbewer6
ouspdblcn 9is jett boben lid %
Ordeiter fiir oen 8ettbeperb onge.
meloet uno Der GrioIg oooou miro
iein oaB oas @ublitum ein louges
groBortiGeS CONCERT ser beiten SEA,
peaen oes 2mOes 6obeu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

Grneit 3. eaua %, lmo Clara (.
Eorman q.
s. 3. 0ooOrid. 43. 9leiu 9ort
imo Selcn Z. Stroug 81, Nod Sill
@o.
Somcs S. 2ambOiu %, unS 0la
ric 9onOer, %.
s9m Soeeertv, 2S. Sia6lanotopu
imo 9lusuita 81. @ia, 26.
9Irtbur IS. geIion 26 0lem.9ort
uno Gbriitire @orner, %.
Sames o.. 5ranfliu 80 mro Sat
nd S. 0lcDonalO, 33.
Seize g. Gouus, %. umo @1orie g
Nliaer, 10
G6orleS n. Morris, 80. aeibieoen.
Ridmono, ga., uno @laops a2arc
2t.
Geo a. aarrauag6. "a. uuO @lor0
is. Smith. "a.
E6eooore ". SteinmiiIIer 49 uno
2lmelia 9oniie aPieler, 40.
@m. s. @6eeler. 81. glorriStopu
ga, uno Celia .. 3etn q. 1roo.
per, ga
@m 6. 2eop 80. @ittper. 4cuua
Grooe, gl.Sy uno Sooinia s. 9loOo
Al. g9ittmc
9lIbert S. aann %. uuo l1mu
So6mnL 10.
@m g. Senfle, 10. mn 6lorentc
u @rpunt 21
9loo6 n. SrDfou 70. geittucr
GonnersUiac, Snoo uno Caroline
Dopis, 80. @ittper. philadelphia.
Spbn @Ogar Steiner, p. IL 9llas
nora 6 Nlusailler. 49,
Gonrao @e6elcht q. lmo @oloie
Sbarrer. 90
Goiparo 6. Nlu6lcr 81 uno Gn
t0eriue s. @ail 26
Narrg s. So1nes 26 ii @nbp q
gio0fep IS, 9eioe BON lIionStoluh.
ST.
elmer &. Spruco a 2i mo aa
t6arine 9, Gtmeilo iS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
gamfctt fir Sru. stomc.

81 @6ren Oes Srn. @m. 3. Stone.
0cs Scrgcont.ot.g(rms Ger rcpublitas
nii6cn NIotional.G Convention finoet
am @1ithpod. oen 81. SrmL Gin Ban
fett inn Sotel SSoDce Itott, pel6es oos
repnblifoniicbe Staot-Gomite arron'
girt. Sr. Stone lit nod ni6t bon
Chicago 5ltriidgcfebrt, OoH miro er
an Montog eruartet. 0ie @}itglie.
ser oes republifonii6en StoOt.Goni-
teS iino: @corge gS. @oogett, SenrD
q. Soffman 0opio g9. SSoncs, Sobn
". sonebfe, Sr.. 9enjomin g(ron.
ltom Gborles gS. @1oin, Senrp s.
Sorner, Charles u. 9ut, SnrrD 6.
9(lgirc, syobn 81. S'gleill, George g8.
9uogett, @illiom 9l. 9rDan. g9. S..
$. suffer, g8m. $. Burns, 9enju.
min Sc. Sougbe0. Clinton .. sri
cboroion, SenrO u. 9lcpion 9lleg.
@1c9. Wlontell. SSuiius =. Gicbl 6.
s.. auebler. Sonuel s. 0locouahp,
Sbomos @osneIl. gilbert 90. Sproei
fer, SolueS g. Dcune, 9liGarO g..
Sbedells, 81. 5ronf Smith, o5eo. gS.
@orrenber9er, GOmoro s. StoIes II.
9SiIIiom S. $obnion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Der. Sinner JON VaItimOrc.

9(m nGblten Sonutae Oen %. 8.
&C., weroeu Oie n@ereinieten Gan.
ger BON Baltimore" inn 19lrion.@orf"
ibr 5riibIingsielt begebeu. SSeoer
@erein miro Elm oOer mebrere Guar.
tette gum 9reisiinecn wofiir id0ne
@rcilc ousgciebt iino. itcaen. Ole
Singer meroen nuh Dem @reiSiiii-
gen inter 2eitlng ibreS 0irieenten
SSobu u. alein pcri6ieoene @ioiien.
bore uortraeen. 9ei oieien in gluSs
iidt oeItelten @eniiiien mare eS I'M
Sntereiie DER Sanger 81 wiini1en
coB iid1 oos DeutiGtbum 8oltimores
m0glidit 8ablreiM ctuiinOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
.QIon G6ore. Q,orf Il

4rof. SSobn 9. 8orion miro beuie
glodmittae uno 9lbeno oas Ban.
S6ore. @orf. .Srdeiter oirigiren. Bic
Gouoerte uerOen BON 3 llbr bis $50
unO BON 7.3O bis 1890 ItottiinOen
unO 5mar in Dem ihonen @tuiitpa.
billion DER pobrl1einlid BON Nluiit.
irelnoen bis sur @ren5e ieiner Sal
ilingsfdbigfeit sefiiat iein mirO. Die
@erbeiierltneen Oes 9ooepooillons
meroen bolO bon @aoeentbiliioIteu,
weldc oen 8orf on Ser Gbeiapeafe
@oi beiuhen ausgeniitt werocn. Die
@artperuoItns bat oen eroBeu 90.
oepoOillon ange6aut uno lit beiicr
gcriiitet, oen 9eOiirfniiicn Ger 9a.
oenoen al seniigep. Gin Sul0pai.
ier6ao lit an einem beiBcn Gage redt
erfriideno, mo 9ap Shore iit be-
famt megen ieincs euten @aoeitron.
oes unO ocr bielen @eauemlidfeiten.
0ie elegonten Wiobl5eiten in Moru.
lanO-Stpl getodt uno ierbirt, loden
Gicle nod Dem 9ieitouront. Nein'
lidfeit, quite aiitbe uno quite 8eoie.
nung lino ole 8iele Der 9ieItomont'
leitms. ,SeOen gIodmittog uno
glbeno oilBer am Sonntog, miro uod
oer @luiif oes Ban Shore 0rdeiters
9eton0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Die OcntidJc @uttcr.

@as weinelt ou mo grGmIt Did TO-
9lGe wolf Oein treues Ser5 Der
5agen2
@eOulOe Oid. bolO mirit on fro6,
aein EGrGuenfleio iollit Ou me9r
tragen.
Soot Oir's oie inn're Stimne nidt.
1g9iidb' Oeine S6r6nen pom @eIidtl
S6 audi ole &a6en frdd5en0 iIie-
gen,
Gas Oeutide @olt muB oennoh ie-
genl~
llno nodt iidb audi ole Siige brett,
Sebt Sag mo 9todt eiu Seer pom
Sdergen;
90 mar nod nienlals cine 3eit-
Nlit bod uno nieoern GelIfelsmer.
fen.
8i6tS Gilt me6rl 9ruOer oOer
5remno-
llnO pnren iie ionit 10 eng Oereint;
Sie briiten glahe ino @erOer6en,
9llS iolIf Der lettc CeiItibe iterbeul
@os wcineit on unO erdmit Oi6 10,
@eil audi oein Sobu bat ousge.
blitet2
8 monder Selo lag ouf Dem Strob,
@om mil0en Sdlodtenoompf INN,
ilitt6et
Gel itol5, Ou Oeutides @hitter6er5,
Ger @elt gum Srob, oer6irg oen
Sbmer5
llnO 6dtt'S oein gan5es Ser5 5errii.
len
Qie 6einOe iolleu eS uid6t piiien.
g9ie mander gins 10 gerne mitI
0as Oeutid)e 9ht rollt in ocn
gloern;
llnO mar es audi Elm Iooesritt-
5ait m0dt id) nit Dem S1idial 6o.
bern.
@Iein @oterlano liegt mir i'm Ser5
llnO ieine 9lot6 lit aud mein
Shmer3;
Ger Seimot6 modf id) olleS ge6en,
Gen Oeutiden Stol5, OoS gdn5e Sc.
Gie g8elt lit iebt 10 bart lpie Stein
glidts @juteS mill man bon uns ia,
gen;
Ga ite6en mir i'm aompi olleiu-
llnO Oeimod bari man ni1t uer5o.
gen.
Set itc6t ia nod oie @a6t am
9i6einl
@s fonnte aGes i6limmer iein ~
Scr treue @jott bat es gege6eu;
oGas oeutic6c @oif ioll cluig le6enl"
g8os meineIt ou2 aud bier 5u 9onO |
Stebn fompi6ereit mir oui ben
Sdan5eu;
3um Sdpur erbe6eu mir Die Sano, |
Sir trobeu allen foIiden Sdron'
3clll
Gein 9anu loih infre Ereue ans,
6iir's @atcrlouO, iiir's @aterbaus;
4ein @}o6ttport fam oos 9tedt uns |
rauben:
9ln Qeuti6lono's 9iu6m unO Sieg
81 glaubenl
". s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
Wlniifaliider @ettbcuerb bei Der
Contention Der ,,Glfsn

Dirigent gSilliom S. Santelmonn
BON ser Ser. Staoten Ntorine.@opei.
le, Sr. Sreoerid $. @ottlieb lmo
Grof. Charles $. 9ohau weroen ais
Yreisridter in Oem Ordeiter g9ett.
beperb om Gage ser qroBen Yorooe
ser u@lfs" Gin glites Stiid g[rbcit an
SGnoen baben. 0ie orei 3ii uert6eig
lenOeu 4reiie merOen $3.50 $500
uno $3.50 6etrogen. Die iicb on oem
@ettbeiperb bet6eilieenOen Ordeitcr
miiiien on Der @oroOe t6eilnebmen
uno fein Orheiter bon WlarDlono.
Dem Diitritt Columbia imo BON De.
loiuare oorf iid ooron betbeiligen.
Ole greisrihter mcroeu in folgenOcr
&eiie entideioen: Se0e aapelle
muB 5un1hit elm Stild noh eigener
@obl ipielen weldes niAt l1ngcr
ais 10 Wlinuten in 9lniprth neb
men oari. Qrei 9Slmtte fonnen IN
penn @eti6eper6 crreidt meropn
AIl0 8nci aSnniie lpeniailens limo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
..WIunuu Oaf.lSorf.@ u

0ic @wpnn Oof.Yort. t.aapelle
miro beute 9lacbmittog rno ont
gl6eno inn @mUnn Gof @orf unter
Ser 2cihna bon 2Grof. Gbarlcs g..
Sorion cou6ertiren. Gos 6eionoers
iorai6liiQ orroneirteGrogramnI miro
se0cnl nciallcn LIN cinc nrnRe 3ll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18

felt ainOer-Spgiene, @eiites.Speie.
Inc, 9acteriologie, demii1e 9lnalpieu
BON glo6rungsmittcIn ino @aiier.
! Gner9ie- -9lnolDien llnge6lnes. uuO
@o6nngs-SDgienc, flffnatii6e Shl-
oien, ole p6Diiologii6en gfiefte Oes
| Sonnenli6ts, oes Gaoiums lno Ser
idtro.oioletteu Stra6Ien, forperlidc
9epegln9 imO Grlniiouma nit be.
ionoerer 9eriidiidtienng eomnaiti.
! ider lle6imgen. Ginc meiterc Nus.
oebnlng oes Stuoiens@lanes lit init
ser gsciter.@ntmidlung Ger SGulc
porgeie6en. Ghges 3uianmenarbei-
ten nit Scr StaOt, Scr Staats.@e-
iunObeitSbeboroe, oeS @lnoesoicnites
fiir offentli6c @cilmo6eit imo ser
SntcrnationoIeu @eimo6citS Gon.
milton Der nHodefcaer 6ounOation"
miro ciugeri6tct imO icit9clcat wcr
oen.
Sommer- &uric an Scr
Sobns SopfinS lluiocr.
iitGt.
Sic SobnS Sopfins-llniDeriitdt 6at
nit @ene6migimg oeS StaatSiuper.
intenoenten iiir Graiebung auric cin.
eeridtet in lueldcn iidj iolbc @crio-
nen ole 0rrh OoS neue am +. Slmi
in arait tretcnoe @eieb porgeiGrie.
bcneu Certificate erpcr6cn fonnen
Die entlueoer 9e6rer iinO, oOcr ii6 fiu
Oen 9erri oorberciten @arole6eamtc
an SSligenogeribteu ipcroen woGen
ooer oud So3iolorbciter.
Ger aurius, pom 5. Sui bis gum
To- 9Iusuit 1916, miro ans o6t5e6n
9orleiltngen beite6en Die tdglid bon
$50 bis 11.4O @lorgens o6ge6alten
merocn.
Ger Gireftor aaer 9urlc all Scr
So6nS Sopfins- -llnioeriitGt lit @rof
@OmarO j. 9udner. Gie o6igcu
aurie iino mtcr ser gmiiidt oes
Serrn George g. SoneS, Sauptiefre-
tar Der WlarplonO 9inoer.SilfsgeieQ. !
ibait.
9eionOers iei aui oie ailrie fir
Spielplob no Gr6ohmg lmo S6ul-
Derpaltmg bingelpieien.
Sic @e6ii6r fir ieOen 9urius lit
$1,000, fir Orei alirIe jeoo6 $25.0O. |
6,9luBerOem bat oie llnioerlitdt Srn. |
Sad SouOon oen Snipeftor fiir
Sdrei6cn in ser Staots-g3ormal.
Sdule in GOmono, Ofla6oma, beru.
ien Inn ailrie in Sdrci6en ob5u6ol.
ten.
9ld6ereS iiber Oicic aurle fam in
Dem Bureau Der llniperiitat in Gr
fabrung gc6raAt lperOen.
@ eitere Q 6enfunq BON
$4,000
Cine ueitere S6enflng in So6e
oon $4,000 wurOe ser So6ns sop.
fins llniUeriItdt bon Or. aennet6
Cows aus 9lem Dorf gemadt. Gic
Sabe lit sur @ta6lirung uno Gr6al.
tlmg elmer gl6t6eilrng 5um Sh.
oium mO 5ur Gor6ellgnne bon III.
6ertilloiiS 6eitimmt.
Gr 0oipns betra6tet, iuie es
5eiBt, 9o6orotorium uuterIl6ung
ais Die bette @let6ooe sur 9er6eiie.
rimg in Der Gr6erfuloie 9e6ano.
lung mo wiinibt, oaB Oie Ourh iei.
ne Sdenfing geidafiene 9lr6eits.
troit ibr Sauptfelo I'M 2a6orotorium
iude. Or. 9laen a. 2rouie sur 3eit
pom TruOeou 9o6oratorium 81
Soranoc 2nfe, 91-Y, purOe 3rn
Better oeS nellen Tepartenents aus.
srie6eH Or. araiiie grnOuirte I'M
Sabre 1907 bon Der Sobns Soptins
Ilniperiit1t.
Sm Sabre 1903 CAB SeurpY6ipps
Dem So6nS Sopfins Soipitol cine
Su6erfuloie alinif, welde ie0od
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-18
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1925.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-03
MAY HAVE SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR GRAND OPERA AT SALIVA

While many have engaged seats
for the matinee and evening per-
fOrmances of the San Carlos Grand
Opera company at Salina Tuesday,
Feb. 8, more will be required in or
der to assure special train re-
turning to Abilene after the even
ing performance. Jas. A. Kimball,
local manager for the grand opera
company at Salina, has arranged
with Mrs Julia f. Short to assist
in estimating how many will attend
from Abilene and a limited number
of desirable seats, ranging in price
from 75c to $3.50 have been held
in reserve for Abilene patronage
These seats will be held back until
Friday, Feb 4 and on that date
also, the Salina management will
have to be notified through Mrs.
Short as to the definite number of
people who plan to attend from
here. Those who wish to take adj
vantage of this occasion and wish
to return by special train after the
Tuesday evening performance are
urged to notify Mrs. Short by tele-
phone not later than Friday. 2d2t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-03
Obituary

Doris Scheufele nee Schlehuber
was born Sept. %, 1S43 at Guders-
helm, Germany and died Jan. IS,
1916, at the age of 73 years, 3
months and % days at her home in
jefferson township, Dickinson coun-
ty. She came to this country in 1867
to Springfield, ILL.,, where she was
united in marriage in 1868 to Henry
Scheufele, who died in September,
1899. In 1869 they moved to Day.
ton, Ohio, and in 1871 to Dickin-
son county, where she has resided
since. She was the mother of five
sons and four daughters. of whom
three sons preceded her in death;
also three brothers, four sisters and
eleven grandchildren survive her.
She was a true Christian, being a
faithful member OF the Ebenezer
Baptist church south of Abilene. The
funeral services were held at the
Ebenezer church January 20. She
was a kind and loving mother. al
ways ready to assist someone in
need of help. Her loss is not only
felt by her relatives but by the en-
tire community.
All those who so kindly assisted
during the time Of her sickness and
death are herewith heartily thanked
by her survivors. $50
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-03
SPARKS CAUSE SMALL BLAZE
ON ROOF AT JOHNTZ HOUSE

Sparks which alighted on dry
spot on the roof of the John Johntz
property on West Third street, caus-
ed a small blaze at 230 this after
noon. E. NJ. Blachly and family live
in the house. Miss Ella Blachly who
had started for the city CHANGED to
see the blazing roof and sent in the
alarm, Chemicals only were required
to extinguish the fire. The loss was
about $25.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-03
SOME "DOWN-AND-OUTS"
ARE WILLING TO WORK

Those deserving and grateful for
aid and those who are exactly oppo-
site are to be found among the tran
sients who come to the city for aid,
this winter, as we'll as in the sum-
mertime influx of harvest hands.
Two of the men. with hardly suff.-
Gent clothes to protect their bodies
sawed wood in the singing cold
Saturday for party solicited by
aid offered him work. Chief
Engle secured night work for four
others at the Abilene Flour Mills
company. One worked fifteen min
utes, another one hour while the
other two worked the entire night.
The man who worked the fifteen
minutes was characterized by Engle
as "bowery tough" a professional
crook. In the evening when they
took him to the city Jail he was a
lately emigrated Austrian and could
speak very little English. In the
he spoke English on a par
with any American when he was
asked him name, address and occu-
patton. The officers try to do the
most they can for the "down-and-
outs and always try to give the
most deserving men the best jobs,
but they are sometimes deceived.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-03
NEGRO ARRESTED HERE SENT
TO HUTCHINSON FROM SALIVA

Samuel Dawson, a negro arrested
here last Saturday morning for
talking too much about the Bush
murder case, which occurred at Sa-
lima, and because he made the as
sertion that he had worked for Bush
and had just come from there, was
innocent of any connection with the
affair. He was out on parole from
the Hutchinson reformatory. He
helped rob a Mexican and four ne
groes at Salina last week. He was
returned to the reformatory.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-03
(First published in Abilene Week.,
Reflector February 8, 1850
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

State of Kansas, Dickinson county, IS:
In the matter of the estate OF Mar
tina E. Martz. deceased, late of Dick
inson county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on the
oath day of January, A. d. 1915, the
undersigned was by the probate court
of Dickinson county. Kansas. duly
appointed and qualified as admins
traitor of the estate OF Martha E.
Martz, deceased, late OF Dickinson
county, Kansas. All persons interested
in said estate will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
ELMER B. LANNING,
ct Administrator.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-03

sion. From that time until the wee
hours of the morning appeared on
the face of the clock the time was
spent in mirth and merriment.
There were "a guests and the pres
ents consisted of a various assort-
ment of silverware, china, glass
ware and furniture.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-02-03
Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction at J. A. Carpenters farm
6 miles south and miles west of
Abilene, 2 miles west and 1 mile
south of Acme, miles north and
2 miles east of Bonacord store on