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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24
UN TREMENDO CHOQUE DE DOS
TRENES DE GARCIA.

\ distancia de algunas cuadras
pudo ser dido anteaycr el ruido eau
saGo DOT g! choQue de dos trenes de
caIga del Southern Pacific, acaeclto
er los patios de q v!eja Estacion 81
tuada ertre las Gales Burleson Y
Sherman. como Z las Gas del citacc
dia. f! choGue produjo ser!aS leSIo-
ncs q dos hombres y cause Ia mUer-
e De Is cahallos. FL como vaIlas per
sonaS no cucdaron alli mueTtaS ms
lantancameute. prOducienGoSe mayo
res Ganos dc los que sc r~eglsctraroH,
cs IN mis,erio para aGuelloS que pre-
>eNciaron FL acciLentc. IL ma9aina
&c uno dc los tr-nes 81 fue arando
nasta =. u.timo caro- del otro y par
ciaInentc s- introduce en- =.
e maquinisla Dennis Guckian fue
en~contrado sobrc 81 pi~o Dc 81 Ca
bose con e. cuerpo l!cno de her!das
y Harris Watson. un corre0or que
iba en- e. tren que result0 G~estroz&do
por eI choqGe s"f'7o Ia tractUEA de
una mHAeca J Ia !astIm"duT1 de un
pie. En- .! lntento que hLzo para man
ten"rs" deLtrV del caro- c"'hdo oyo
c! ruIdo produc!do Por t.! choqHe !'e
arroiado v.o!entamenl" hac'a iuera
rccihierdo la !cslones de ~reierencla'
Treimta cairos cargadoS de caha-
los Y mu!aS DE n Estaclon dc remoh-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24
SlpLlCi Iii:CtiA Al. GENERAL
FUNSTON.

Ina prticidn para ~" lo- mill
r."n"> ~" rs.an a.l"ra ".iaclonadoS
ell San Antonio. y son m%IcInbros lie
.a> | mI"n-- del Concrete marchcn
81 l., Paraia que i"uIr;t lugar rl
DIa d" Irahaio. iuf pr"Scnla,la rl
mnrlrS Ell ia maiIana al General
funston. Tn comilt 'on la rrprcSrn
'ariIn ir la> ~i'ni"n"~ fu,. a los Guar
tides a traiar ">l,. a>unt0 con 81 81
ada General y ronsigui6 al miSmn
temp" una @uardia pr"h">Ial para
nnr anXili" esq dia a IA pol!ria rn In
conservation del oricn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24

i" ,Iriag franlullo I'm solo mom'n-
To-? I'll Diahlu o. l'.y" a :ndoS los
auiual"> d. Africa,
En- a1~cl momcutn l." parcel" lu"
una LLAMA irIonaci6n r"Sonaba bs
10 los grani"s arbole>.
-:Seri A!frcdn?-murmur6.-iNo
podia llegar mas 4 tempo para e.
pantar a eSto> malditos murSuiS-
ta>,
lntent6 eScuchar atentamente; pc
70 los sritoS de los chacaIes lie i'm
pedian DIR bien.
Nj" buscan! iConfiemoS. pues.
en- qu.. me encontrardu.-dijo.-Sl
e>toS animales c~allaran IN mOmrn-
10, tai vrz Orlando 20 a plana voz,
ME- haria Or; pero i" Srsuro Sc
guirdn a>i haSta FL alba. Il les pa
cara 81 mur@a a "StlraEUS. rra0 que
e>a m0neda les baStar!a para lrs"
con a mi>ira a otra partc.
80 subi6 sohre los tres vadayeres,
lratando do lar algnna cuch!llada
con 81 ImpTovisada lama a aquelioS
aalmaleS: ptro erau muy !l>tos y
mcnO> cuTiOsoS que las hienaS, y Sc
mantenlan le,jos de Ia boca; mucho
mas. cuando no;aron = arna que
e. portugueS eSgrimia contra c!loS.
Este, despueS de va7las tentatlraS
infructuoSaS, tuvo que IeslGnar>e a
eScuchar. de- buena 0 mala CANA, a.
uuella sesunda sereuata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24
ENTREVISTk

InmeGatamente que de>emharco q
distirguido marine. Y solo dcj@ndO III
pccueno margen &c prudentc esPer".
IN retactor del "Heraldc de CUBA
obvuvo dc q las sisuiertes declar"-
clones:
~TodaS las reclamaciones pen
diantes en- el periodic que abarc" &c
1913 q 1915, quedaron reSueltas
exp.eSo el Senor ConcaS.-Pero !"
demantas Ge csc genera 20 tan nu-
merosas. que rodavia han quedado
por ~reso,ver ura> Aovecientas Q~e
cornprcnden otras fechaS. Como rs
tedeS saben. sc rat dc reclamacio-
nes que los ciudad"los panamenos
han preseutado en- contra De Ia eXpro-
piaciou de Sus propiedadeS p~articula-
res comprendidas dentro de n IONA
de. canal. reclamaciones que naiI
tieur2 ot" ven con las que pudier%n
emanar del contrato dc ce$ion lie esq
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24

manera en- que tuvo lugar el atc!den-
t.. "Es 10 mas milagrOso que 20 he
Observation-Disclosures el capitin-
.!ban "a caballos en- aquel c&rro-di
10 senalando uno-y solamente t 1ne
ron muertoS. No acabo de entender
como e<caparon los otros. Algunos de
ellos deben cStar lesionadoS. SeguFa-
nepte, zero no e~ncuentro ninguno
con los hueSoS rOtCS.
De los caballos muertos. ! 10 tuelo2
acknowledgements Y los otroS 2 eata-
han tan terriblemente heridoS que
hubo neccsidad de darles I'M uro.
Nj. Watson fut recogido por el
Captain Fair V llevado con ell medl--
co para que 10 a~tendiera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24

n.r,, CON Imnari-nrla. .u Ia roufian-
n d., IA. las hirna> - aleiarian:
pa-o yi-ndo 1ur :" "h>tinabln ~
>..nir unto a la hora DE- IA tram
:. levant6 furioSo. ' Subido So
ar. los facoUueroS, do I'm terrible
plnchazo a ANNA. mas rerrano. ARA
N"Sando'e ei pecho.
| '''p,.'- 'A''''S ~
I-Hhondar,a an .a,,o T,o 10 ho,i3a
en las commissioners de Ia muertr, We
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24

MAIDS, que arom"t"a Il r'ianto> iI"!n
brc, rnrlrrntran. ~ IN" r"2'' con
la ;rolnpa. t"do Ina r"n'Iuit" para
mi,
V.Iudnia a~2itar>r Ell i"!"- SENT
dos naioandn rn Ia> paroles i" ia
trampa. Anita, ~ r'h6 4 TERRA. -
cuItandoS. haio 81 raiavcr lie Ia HE
ma. E:Speraha no ser de>'uhI"rt':
pero hien pronto noi@.que la "Xtra'
midad del aptndice irataba d" meier
So Dor entire hos r]aiaver"> para co.
gerle.
Iorn-dr terror. - d~es"lnDaraz6 DE-
/, bi.na = 80 r,.fugi6 al otrO lado d."
Ia trampa. prrparanjo Ia ianza.
Vinndn Ia trnulpa Il dos paSos. hih0
nm .sr,lrrzo irSe,perado y do Ell
alto una turhiIIada: pero no puto
no,ar los rr"rloS de aqile! eo!p",
nuc< r.ribid IN pI"no cu"rpo un;s
jIuyta tai Il. a2ua y tango. lu" ray6
de- ,spalda> q la pierna- "n ii
aire.
Soy mu"rto!-simio.
Cast ~ 81 mismo :nstanta oy6 re-
.ooar dos fispa:os 4 eorta tiS'aHcia,
s..rnitos dc III formidabl. b~rrifo
!e auu,l =i-anteSco animal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24

Duiante mas 10 una hora los IN
xubrsS aullidos re>onaron IN u hoS5
Ine. inpi!leudo al de$sraclado nri-
~>iouaso DIR los diSparoS de- las aFlnaS
de- i4eso 10 >us amigos; fero de-
puts freSaron Dc pr0n,o.
Observation-Disclosures algO in
quirh-:Qujtn puede haber int
rrumpido a astos concertistas?. Sc
ri al@iin monstruo armada de co!mI-
Hos ! de trompa? La fusa precipi-
tada he los chacales me hace entrar
IN ~SGSpechaS; pero. por 81 acaso. TO-
mare mis- precuaciones.
Sc prepare traS los cadavsres 1e
los puercoS Y de Ia hiena. que po-
dian ~arvirlc de b~arricada, hablendo
los pueSto antrs un0 S0bre "tro. v
apunt6 o la lama hacla 10 alto.
miranda fiiamcntr y di>pu"St" 4 4"
fcudersc.
Como 81 bosque habia Qucdado
en- nrofundo ~silencio. puio Or IN
resOp!ido poderoSo, seguldo del cru
jir de h0jas seCaS.
-:Alguien Sc aterca!-murmur0
.An,ao. que sentia inunjarsele Ia
rrente de frio sudor.-DeSpues de
las hienas Y los chacaleS, cle5 tocara
a los grandas earniceC0s? IBueua no
che para mi. V TODD pm culra de
los malditos ~ruerco5!
.Aguz6 nuavainente al oido, y al
mismc tempo &c emr!n6 % possible
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24

Ir tango d.. pies 4 rabrza. So aiZ6
para <acudirsr. enronfrdSe a Ia en-
irada dn ia trampa. 'en vez del ale-
fantr. a Alfredo ' Aseyho, que te-
nian an las manos rama> reriuOsas
cnccndidas.
-; Nurrtc de todGs los %"I"iant"s
uc H''''d' gnu "H w. ''i'-
49,, L,,Tt
n i,m5. l., cara :, .S. tuno da In
LAM Y Gel4.e!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24
DECLARA SU INTENCION.

JoG Mario Rcy, comerciante. de
81 anos de edad, con domicilio Ell "A
asa numero 229 de IA Gale del Ala
MO al Sur, ~preSent6, aver microbes,
81 declaration de intenci6n para ma
cionalizarSe ciudadano americana,
ante el funcionario respective. Ma
clio en- Santiago, Espaila y vino a este
pai.. de Tumpico. Mexico. entrando
Dor 81 Puerto de Laredo, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24

>ohr. .n> radiyrr"s. "yrndo nu'Na-
mr1;. 81 rr,oplido Y Il rTnJl" d'
hoiaS r0nn, hain ana pr"~1"u 'r"''-
ne.
POGO .ttrSpua5 IN "bj"to nesro.
3rucso = d. color 0SrurH, dHSrelnio
por 81 bofuete soplando con tai l'leF
"a. que hi2o oniular 81 a=ua d"I
fondo..
FL portuguGs Sinti6 ~"rizar>'l" los
cabelloS:i
-;Dios me Ia depare buena!-muF
mur6 encogi4DdOse cuanto pud0.-
Is este una 5erpient", o Ia trompa
lie IN elefante?
Miro a 10 alto, ) vid parada, ante
Ia en;rada de la trampa, una ma
"a gigantesca que - deStacaDa no
rrnrnsamente de- las tinieblaS.
Era I'm elefante he enorm" Italia.
uu:zaS uno de esoS vi"loS sol!tarI"S
II yiren rcliradO> en- - mas orul-
10 de las 5plyaS. Y que son los MAJ
DcligrOsus de tUdoS. pOTqut Slempre
estan de pesimo humor.
So habia ~percata5o De la nreSen-
,Ia del honbrc y habIa me;IdO ia
!rompa por 81 b0Quete para tratar
4. roceria Y HeSranZurrarle con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24

HABANA. Agosto lS.-A bordo
del vapor "Tenadores." de Ia Flott
Blanca. enrrad0 en- puerto en- ras
primcras horas be 4 nanana de hoy.
viaj& e iyu>rrc marino espahol con
ira alm.rartc Victor NJ. t"nc"s@ ~"
ea or,:.' OCCASION fo' n"eSncd "ues-
ira.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24
\:i,.iInii.ntu>

In uiHo lei mai"im"uI" Juan lta-
m,r.7, cal!r III I."ona 1! N"r'". MT
nero 20.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-24
CiPITUL0 ".
IA E3lBOSCADA DE- Los KREPIS

Cuando ri n6brc Ar;a", rIhieFtc
Maryland suffrage news., 1916-04-01
AND YET JUSTICE rs NOT II FEMININE
VIRTUE

Chicago has just adopted husbands child Previous
its br the wife took of the unmarried her own bo
and insisted that her husband fulfill law and pav the Won
mother $500.
Maryland suffrage news., 1916-04-01


the Congressional Union
Believing that the mobilization Western
States woa party weapon toward securing
the of the Susan B. Anthony suffrage amendment Congress
ona Union will send delegation of 50 prominent
each rnenranced State Suffrage Special the enfran-
ched territory to line the powerful voting
When the of sending envoy the West from Maryland
taken up the last meeting Maryland
gressona1 Union was urged to represent the State in what is
thought will be the largest demonstration history
age and after deep consideration Importance project sig
nifed her willingness to accept the appointment.
Regarding the plan for the party and its
probable effect the 1916 election, Mrs. Scott said:
1T daily becoming evident that the political
gressonal Union is factor that the politicians consider making
their plans tor the tall campaign The Union has just issued copa
ton of the figures the Congressional elections for past years
the States where will for members Of Congress
ber The figures also include figures Illinois,
where will November election
The Congressional Union has any
political policy has never expected that strong partv women of either
would join in the political liberty all
above all affiliations until all form
party alliances 1t has relied the support the Independent
who have affiliations and the help
never before taken sufficient interest to vote ALL to swing the elections
the need
position comparatively small number of
needed the election places
published show that election these past
would have been change very large
the order have swung election leading
party point that Of Senator Newlands by
majority only The
would take the entire suffrage question politics place
the decision in the hands of the State Legislatures
"The very fact that many vital national issues
nation makes upreme that they should
their of the problems strengthens
the for the Federal enfranclsemen O
Mrs. Scott will leave Baltimore
Washington and her arrival there will National
tions being made for the Advisory Council Conference April
which plans for proposed wonan will
formally appointed the nfrancsed territory
and plead for the support of the
Resolutions be carried to the will be adopted
resolutions and petitions from
responding organizations in the West will be presented
Mrs John Rogers of New York will preside the session.
which formation of the party will discussed
The conference will close with farewell luncheon given the
departing delegates Sunday, April P NJ will
the dnngroom House. will
be laid for than guests.
Maryland suffrage news., 1916-04-01

spectacular demonstration will be Congressional at
$50 F. NJ beautiful feature of the exercises the
shower of purple white and gold flowers the Union lust
as the delegates board the Suffrage Special"
Arrangements for the farewell meeting Miss Vr-
ga Arnold of Portland Ore and Miss Elizabeth Elder PHILADELPHIA
Miss Elder is well known suffrage Baltimore having
worked throughout the with the League
Maryland According to the plans every Union
living Washington will be modified the depot big demon
the Suffrage Flyer through the free
States Requests have been hundreds boom-vioe
white peas and onquswh which Western invaders will
be shoWered.
The big swing through the West will be charge corps of work
who will handle detail connection with the trip
Even the stops will be charge of chairman who will
that the tank suffrage bonn
bartnent
Mrs Florence Bayard Hes Wilmington De making arrange
frage Special According her schedule train
stops will be passed by but will be utilized
the Unions plan the at once
With leaders aboard the Special difficulty is ant-
paed getting brilliant and convincing program notice
Mrs Ies declares that meeting pulled less time than it
takes mail bag from PLATFORM enough
literature distributed to spread the gospel of nationwide suffrage
Dan to Bersheba
The the reception States of the
of Eastern suffragst national organizers
of the Union The will eliminate CITY, where = con-
ference of the enancse and unenfrancd will be held
Maryland suffrage news., 1916-04-01
MIKE II BIG SHOWING IN CHICAGO

XK% HEN the suffrage parade held Chicago the first
week order impress the delegates
Republican Convention with the suffrage move
ent throughout the country hoped that many Maryland
be in line.
1t all those who have inquired the Chicago would
definitely decide to make the Journey Maryland splendid
showing and Mrs Anlra Sweeen G. L. chairman transpora
would have good satisfied Sweeten is anxious
have big delegation and working hard many MARYLAND
marcfers possible.
special from Baltimore Chicago, provided party
made take advantage of the oer the B. O.
Railroad The Maryland will leave Baltimore since
this substantial reduction hoped that
Maryland suragits will decide vacation eav and
go to the Chicago convention.
Mrs George Bass of Chicago has been appointed Chairman Hop
a and will see to that all marchers in the big parade will be
ably housed during their stay in the Windy City
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23

Jonathan Harmon to George A..
Fisher, " W GO rods NV "a
22-13-1, $500.
e. S. Engle to w. A. Chain, lot 10,
Lebod's add, $500.
Lola Eckart to j. B. Bierwell, NV
u sw u 34-13-2, $4,000.
Martin l.. Tucker to Herman Bentz,
NV u q, sw "A 22-16-2, $22'-
500.
F. e. Hesselbarth to H. j. Hessel-
barth, ", sw u and Sc "A
4-14-3, $14,400
c. C. Wyandt to E. L. Garrett, plot
in block 80, X. & H. add, $4,000.
Laura Wayts to John w. Haffa,
plot in S. & A. add, $500.
C. H. Myers to Harriet E. Korr, lots
10, 1S, 20, block 8, Enterprise
$4,000.
Harriet Karr to C. H. Myers, Enter
prise property, $4,000.
j. B. Hartman to P. w. Health, LOT
6S, in S. & A. add, $4,000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
Teutons Suffer Heavily in Offensive
at Mouse
JETS OF FLAME IN ASSAULT
Battles Continue to Rage at Verdun
and on Russian Front With
Heavy Losses and Slight
Gains to TeutOns

Paris, March 21.-Another pow
erful German attack, this time be-
tween Avocourt and Malancourt,
west of the Meause, resulted in
heavy losses to the Germans, ac-
cording to the official communica-
ton issued by the French war Of
flee.
A fresh division brought up from
distant point was used in this
operation, which was characterized
by the employment of jets of liquid
flame. At one point east of the
Malancourt wood the Germans made
some slight progress.
London, March 21.-Heavy bat
ties have been progressing northwest
and northeast of Verdun and on
the northern part Of the Russian
front, where the Russians are keep
ing up their strong offensive
against the Germans. In all these
zones the losses have been large
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
PIPE FALLS INTO POWDER
CAN CAUSING EXPLOSION

Salina, March 21.-An explosion
of powder at the home OF Henry
wise, a farmer ten miles west OF
salina, badly burned Mr.. Wise and
his recovery is doubtful. The burns
are about his face and hands.
A can of powder was stored on
the supper floor where Wise was
working with a pipe in his mouth
The can was upset and the pipe fell
out of Wise's mouth and into the
powder, the explosion following.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
Expel -Four Annapolis "Middies"

Washington, March 21.-Four
midshipmen were ordered dismissed
from the Annapolis academy for In
toxication and misconduct in shield
ing intoxicated fellow students from
detection. Secretary Daniels declin-
ed to divulge the names.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
(Flrst published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector March 90, 1850
SHERIFF's SALE
Case 40. 76a2


THE WYANDT MORTGAGE AND IN
NESTMENT Co. Plaintiff,
THE CHAPMAN MILL AND ELEvA-
TOR Co, Defendant
Under and by virtue of an order Of
Sale issued by the clerk of the district
court of the Eighth Judicial District,
within and for Dickinson county,
state of Kansas, in the above entitled
case, and to me directed and deliver
ed, / viii on Monday. the cath day of
April, A. u. 1916. at IL o'clock a. m.
of said day az the front door Of the
court house In the city of Abilene,
Dickinson county, state of Kansas.
without appraisement. sell to the
highest bidder. for cash in hand. the
Following real estate to-wit: Begin
ming at the point where the east line
OF the city OF Chapman (said east
line being also the, east line of blocks
one I'D. eight (S). nine (9), sixteen
t16l, seventeen C7) and twenty-three
t2Sl, or the original city of Chapman.
Nansas,l intersects the north line of
the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-
way thence west for two hundred
and twelve (212l feet along the north
line of u. p. r. r. ght-of-way;
thence north fifty (5O) feet parallel
said east line being the same as above
described; thence east parallel with
the north line of Z. p. r. r. right-of-
way to the east line OF city limits;
said line to place OF beginning, all
being a part OF the east end OF Sew
mour street. Chapman, Kansas. IN
dickinson county, state Of Kansas
The said real estate will be sold
pursuant to the Judgment Of the
court in said cause recited in said
order OF sale
Witness my hand this 2ist day Of
March, 1915.
HERMAN HASSLER.
Sheriff OF Dickinson County, Kansas
Hurd q Hnrd Aftnrnera Il
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23

landed at an east coast port accord
ing to the Central News, which says
they are understood to be from
Norwegian and Danish steamers tor
pedoed off the east coast Sunday
night.
The sinking of two neutral and
one British steamship, with the loss
of at least four lives, was announc-
od
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

G. L. Maier to A. P. Baecker, n R
ne u 31-13-3, $4,000.
Lila G.. Grubbs to Rebecca l.. Grubbs
lot Z, block 4, Manchester, 81.
Chas. Herman to John T. Miller, n
y sw u 10-14-2, $4,000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23

while the changes in positions have
been relatively unimportant.
Berlin reports the repulse, also
with heavy losses, of the French
who attacked the village of vaux'
northeast of Verdun.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
Public Sale

On account of my wife's health !
am leaving for California and will
offer at public auction and sell to
the highest bidder at my place 2
miles east and / " miles south OF
Enterprise, and " miles west and
III miles north of Pearl, on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
(First published in Abilene Week..
Reflector March 23. 1850
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

state of Kansas, Dickinson county, SIS:
In the matter of the estate Of Eliza
beth McCarren, deceased late of Pc
trolia, Ontario, Canada.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of March A. D., 1916, the
undersigned was by the probate court
of Dickinson county, Kansas, duly APP
poiL,ed and qualified as adminstra-
for of the estate of Elizabeth Nc
Carren, deceased, late of Petrolla. On
tario, Canada. All parties interested
in said estate Will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
NJ. II. MALOTT
st Administrators
Hurd & Hurd. Attorneys. St
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
WHEAT CONDITIONS NEAR
WICHITA ARE SPLENDID

Wichita, March ,21.-Wichita
board of trade members who have
been into the country and have
made an inspection of the wheat
conditions say the grain is in SPLEEN
did condition, but a bit backward.
The outlook is fine.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
FIFTY AIR CRAFT IN WORLDS
LARGEST BATTLE IN AIR

Basel, Switzerland, March 81
When twenty-three allied aeroplanes
raided Mulhausen, upper Alsace,
the greatest aerial battle of the war
took place More than fifty ma
chimes we're fighting at such close
quarters that the German anti-air
craft guns had to cease fire in or
der to avoid hitting their own ma
chimes.
London, March 21.-Sixty-five al
lied aeroplanes bombarded the Bel
gian coast town of Zeebrugge. All
returned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-03-23
JOHN FORSBERG

=. L. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer.
A. H. DIEHL. Clerk.
3. A. FLACK, Banker. i
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Wednesday, March 29

commencing at II a. m. sharp, the
following described property:
O HEAD OF HORSES
Black team of horses coming 3
years old weight about $500; black
mare Ia years old weight 1900; bay
mare 10 years old weight 1880;
bay horse Is years old; horse three
years old weight 1900.
o HEAD OF CATTLE
3 good milch cows; steers;
Shorthorn bull about 10 months
old; bull calf.
3 POLAND CHINA HOGS
bred gifts, boar.
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FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Bring Your Cups

TERMS-All sums of $40 and
under cash. On sums over $40 a
credit of 3 months will be given on
note with approved security at 10
per cent from date OF sale. but II
paid when due only per cent will
be charged. No property to be re-
moved until settled for.
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EARN IMPLEMENTS, ETC.

Mccormick binder, Mccormick
mower, hay rakes, double row
weeder, single row weeder, 16-inch
sulky pillow, Canton riding lister,
walking lister, walking lister with
planter, Buckeye grain drill, 2-sec-
tion harrow, 5-tooth harrow, riding
cultivator, Mcfarland carriage, sur
rey, road wagon, box wagon. head
er box with wagon, sled, wheelbar-
row, corn shelter, 16-foot extension
ladder. grindstones. galvanized
water tank, sets work harness,
double set driving harness, single
harness, saddle, flynets, forks, SHOW
els, chicken coops, tools, incubator
American separator.
Some alfalfa hay. prairie hay,
kafir corn, $50 bushels Of oats
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, ETC.
1 Wehrle range nearly new, heat
ing stove, kitchen cabinet, S-foot
extension table, folding bed, couch,
sewing machine, churn, washing
machines, wringer, some potatoes
canned fruits, fruit Jars, about 10
dozen pullets. Other articles too
numerous to mention.
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STEAMER VICTIM OF U-BOATS

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HERMAN HASSLER.
Sheriff OF Dickinson County, Kansas.
Hurd & Hurd, Attorneys st