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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-10
For Sale

In Navarro, Kansas, new room
cottage, 2 lots, all good outbuildings
For further particulars inquire OF
J. H. Homler, 6O9 N. Buckeye, Abb
Lone Kansas 7d4tw1t*
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-10
Electric Light Company Stock

Electric Light Company Stoch
The public utilities commission
has now authorized a small addi-
tional amount of the per cent pre-
ferred stock of the Riverside Light,
Power & Gas Company. This stock
is non-taxable and worcestershire
and pays per cent dividends, pay
able in January and July of each
year. Subscription to this issue will
be received at the office of the COM
pany until June 5, 1917. Preference
will be given to those who were not
able to secure their subscription on
former issue.
RIVERSIDE LIGHT, POWER
9d2tw1t & GAS co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-10

Clean old papers for sale at the
Reflector office; SC q bundle.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-10
rhreshins Outfit For Sale

ThFeShIng OutIIt TUT o"IO
1886 oil engine, 1882 separator,
In good shape. w. H. Sheets, Ma
vorra Kan. 22wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-10
LOCAL MARKETS

The Belle Springs Creamery. pro
duce department, pays the followinf
for.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-05-10
Elmo Valley Herd

Big type Poland China hogs. Some
good male pigs for sale. j. ]. Hart
man, Elmo, Kan. 3w2t*
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30
PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH.

Wa have 1T on good authority that when the government took over the Great Northern steamers to be used during the war; the steam CTS lasd 70 be changed to conform with the needs Ger which they are 10 De used namely: the trans porz sst troops II appears that fixtures and .,,l-i-p~e such aS mirrors and other fancy trimmings nor needed by the government. were wan.only destroyed. Axes. hammers, bars and everything necessary 10 make the destruction complete. were used ruthle>sly. When these steamers are returned to the owners: all the des- troved property shall have to be paid for.
 T. seems strange that government officials II charge of that work would permit such; when
 e consider that the administration is continually preaching economy.
 Ire peoples are told to save; and they do save in order 70 help the eo,---..-9. At every minute of the day: at eye-y step of the road We are reminded that --e must save until We have almost reache4 .he point when We are living on fsapiackS a..,. rluSh Our women folk are wearing the -f~ of their fingers of knitting. The men are r-5rking double shifts 10 supply the yarn. yet our government through it's officials is wasting thou sands of dollars Wouldn't it be 2 good idle il te government was to practice some of its teach ing But after aii it's not So much preaehmenr that We need aS wholesome example.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30
NO SLACkERS HERE.

Ever since congress passed the seleetive 5rs.tr CT making r compulsory for every man between certain ages -o register; we have main -s5net that there were ID SlackerS II Alaska {; ard despite ne fac, that several convictions have been secured against men charged with the of sseSe 4ve s-5.s maintain saa- Ne have none; be ea1Sa -he faz1 vns have been convicted were merely ignorant ot their duty to their adopted 15an-ry: due uo 52abr -o .heir training and as saeiar.an win 1,,en FOO feeble mentally go think ir-el1ieen.Iy AIen with faulty minds together with ,sck ot proper environments and education. SCOT beeo.re r;cjo,.Slr inclined and aS general r1.s vaE- -he.r feelings freely. resulting II i'm planting in others s:.eir perverted ideas ot what constitutes .nEiv.5.ia. rights And just think. such n.e~ are merely given al sentences aS pun :s.,-ca1- for -lair disregard for OUT laws. As though such punishment would atone for The trouble =hez gre causing. Tn.s iS no- reas>.lr- ir- -a~ r.,e future --a1e l.liCy or safety of the country. A1s rts.. rsrs we assert that -2e 1n- ' v.r.>--=-.- suitable cor -hs 3FerSe iS :. send -l1an, ascE = vl,e country ot their origin Hog cz.D rseer hoe -5 make god citizens our q -ha- slass q n2en. They are orrry by e7-h nature a~d choice.
 This :S n5- a criticism, ot | T any 4tsc,s. at ne department ot fl,sr-- aa- merely ..r expression q ar conviction V-i.a. would constitute -i.- proper punishment tor such men, - p..- -,5n. = +.I = simply -axir- he people -i,s support worthless crabs. Such men sr7 not sIacser<. -hes are mentally defective and eo-se- euen-lE dangerous. Boot them ou- ot the coun- - iS ses oslF remedy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30

than ever. In the second place, Japan which has been the storehouse of that country since the outbreak of the war: is not likely 70 permit the move. Japan has given great deal of support 10 Russia in the way of ammunitions supphes and other things. and has been generous be- couse Russia was fighting for the worlds free dom, Had Russia been fighting with the central novars: Jsuan would have taken an active part in the war and would likely by this time have changed the name of Petrograd into "Pawaoa or something Ike that. No nation can hck Japan unless united and that is the last thing tha world can expect of Russia, if Germany has .ny.hing 10 do with t. The way il looks today Japsn will invade Russia before the end Of the year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30

Geo. Morrison. 4. C., D. Smith Harris, | R Eau for rent, apply to J. D. Rounsefelll
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30

LOST-PresunzbIy ia business dis --.ct. one Bulls ere, box camera, sonewaac worn. picture size If If Finder notify Prog7essive-Miae -Pewa-t. adv,
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30

Ne all fear the coming Of cold weather with trs high price of coal prevailing However we can console ourselves b thinking that the kais- er iS now facing long winter with the Canadians closing in on his bin at Lens.
 re c=e=ty ot ~o-E depends aPon rAe way we meet Te a--a ourselves each morning 70 attack I
 s- s-=-r zz- ms h= v219cis1si tato- ' zat comes - o2=z o-- aEas H.tA -1e sunrise D welcome es z- z7--sc. friend who E:I keep Us delightful company a. tar-L2cy Larson
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30

=1c=p. E-zr S-1cay II ,a= uo--a-j g z T. Hac.Ts sunday school T 2
 Morning 2-a~sr and sermon Holy -on-uz5o1 1rs- S1o5ay . mo1t1-l = L. s1aczy school 739 E7eaiag prayer and sermon, EolE D2ys-i3- a IT. Eo.y Com munion; Tuesday: :
 s Johns Social Club. Guild 9ou "e1a=s12E ? IT. Native 5-oneos Guld. Indian school house: TzgrzeGy: go ?. IT.. g. Johns Guild 'oo1s -:39 h. ST Jeans Athlari, -po. Boy 5 Guild room friday: , ?
 Choir r=aeaEsal. Guild room l sc=-= ~elcoue ts extended 10 alI- socially 70 u=~cone-z-Rev- Harold ' E2Ie7 Pastor
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30
INTHE PROBATE COURT FOR THE PRECINCT OF KETcHIKAk Division Number One.
 Terrf+o-y If Alaska
' Territory of AIas'

Territory CT HiasHa
 Tn- T. Nahoaey, Commissioner T- -hs Nz-t@r Of the Estate of Mrs. Matilda L Smith, deceased. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That F. E Kan Smith, Administrator Of the Estate c: Mrs. Matilda L. Smith, de- ceased. having filed in this court his final account ot his administration ot said estate. the hearing of the same has bsen fixed by said court for Wed nesday, January 2, 1913, al two o'clock 1T he afternoon Of said day, at the court of said court, in -he court house n said Precinct n said Territory, and all persons interested in the said ss- -a.e arg notified then and there to ap- pear and show cause. if any they have r.4y -ae gaid account should not be settled and allowed
 Dated the Ist day Of November, 1917
 UM. T. MAHONEY.
 L. g. Commissioner and ex-
 o1cio Probate Judge. First Pub. Ssr. 1, 1917. Last Pub. Nov. 3o, 1917.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30

TED-Gaso.iae Launch 70 II :. ,. 9 :o g fee. long. Suitable for rolling Or g-o-e tender. Cash for -igac boat Con E Giebel. Loring, A-zska-adT l n.
 WANTED-Scrap Lead-Con E. Gietel, Lo-.ng. adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30
HER GREATEST MISTAKE.

Te hardy believe ti.a- Russia VII conclude separate peace aizh Germany. But in the sFeE- .t.a. S;.e Ssa1,d. Sse would commit the reae5s- mistake r Ter t.<.er She Hi- simply mp 5a. z -i-7 z=z=.rg zsr ize9 .he Ire. zo 70 speak.
 r -ae 5rs- r.as= Russia car n=Ter 6= united under German a--5s-seE. ! separate peace by -:-e pras@-- rr-1..-5s government. would mean rs-e= T zpa-= which w9sl6 soon break oat into genera. revolution. making -re situation worse
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Lo~ Gzz= aF s:S7 : n High Mass as l4:z@ . n E1ctzY Sc1oo. q z.sg r n; s-n1zy FeEp=-s q 7.s1 p- IL; Week DaE Mass q z n-Rsy- Pan, ?. Ferns. PaEtor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30

The Berlin newspapers say that the war has exposed in itS nakedneSs much that is low and eon-emp-ible We are willing to take their opinion about that: because they must be ex- perrs along that line. For over three years they have been partners in the lowest and most con- ter,pribe actions that the minds of depraved peoples could conceive.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30
FIRST n. 2. CHURCH.

Sutay church se-7ic4 a. Il z T. and 7.51 r IT Th1rs1ay prayer u4e, Eg 33e ? -- Fr.5zy cLo5r meets 2. ? T. Frs, and -at,1 77=dussczy zt -srl1c1 e- : s4 Lz5tszs A.1 Scc5e-z-- z N Ta1 Nz--z-. Pzz-o7.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30
7lsTI+S SCIENCE CHURCH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-11-30
sctn0lNtVlAN V. E. CHURCH

v VT I-TI' F'ss -F VI ' T~T P-eac1!1g zsET.ce eTe-y Sunday II . dock n z. t1sA AB. Hall
 Prayer Meeting II tse different homes o1 Ths-sdzy ere1ings { P ' Ladies Aid Society meets esery t#o weeks oa Thursday eTenings al. Scandi1aTizrs are cordially invited.
 l sLEEPNES. Pzztor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

S9iencnmcg ungeiGbr Oos Goppcltc
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5ulegcn m66renO lnicre SdnellOam-
pier 0urcbbnittlicb 612, Die ASoitoom-
pier $40 Gage brau6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

mo 6oroerungen aui9eiteat. Sic
MAIDEN gerooe inn &riege feinen an-
ocne6mcn @inOrud. glber Oerienige,
Der feline &lGne ouf Oieie 6amilien-
Itreitigfeiten irgenOwie einriAten
miiroc, miirOe iib bitter tduiden.
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wiilen, OoB cS iitb nm Die @riiten5 ocs
@otcrlonocs un0 icoes @in5elnen 6on-
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on @llit, aber ol6 an glrbeitsfrait
rmo mcnn, mic i'm lebten SSinter, mo-
t6ig, ouG an Sunger unO @ntbe5rung
5u leiltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

elm g. Snn SoicpB W. Sciicrs. gir 1851,
collins StraBe. 73 Sabre ait.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
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0ampicrs bonn S6lage Der y9lmc-
rifa" oocr ,aniicrin 9luoulte 8icto-
ria" 5meifeloS ongcnc5mer reilt, ais
in ser poQfonmenlten itnO Iururioie-
item 9SuQmon Gor. @cnigcr ollgc-
mcin 6efonnt a6er lit es, Dab Dem
@oiiogicroompfer Ooncbcn ou6 Scr
Gor5uq oeS billigcren 8erfebrsnittel
3ufonmt. Sir cine Scr 6auptitrc.
den Oes moritimcn @ertebrs 5rm
Seiipicl, iiir bic 9ioute Sombnrg-
g}ep Dorf fommt man bel einem
@crglci6 5wii6en Dem &oiiogc-
3o6rprcis lmO ocn Soften, Oie cine
@iienbo6nio6rt ii6er cine 9lcid Ianee
Strede criorocrn wiir0e, 81 iol9cn.
Ocn intcrcliantcn @rgebniIen:
9ie @ntfcrnllng BON Sum6urg
nah gleip.gbrf betrGgt, nob Oem
0onpfertrod gemeiien lneefdbr
6475 &ilomcter q Sem. gleiD .621
engl. W}cilem. 2cgt man fir bic
9erec6nung oes 6o5rpreiies 0en Gin.
beitSiob Der prcuBiicben @iienbobnen
fir oie 1. &loiie, nomlih 7 @icnnig
pro ailomcter, 81 @runoc, 10 piirOe
0os Giienbobn.9iact Somburg-
g}cp- gorf 453 Niorf foItcn. &ier5u
fGmen: 1. ser 3uiblog fir S6laf-
moqcn cbentuea 2uruS5ug nit ca.
15O Norf, 3. Oie Soften fiir Serpfle.
ging nit ca. 20 Diorf un0 3. oie
@cpGdfoitcn 60 &ilo) nit ca. 81
Wlurf. 0ie @ciummtfoiten elmer 81
lenbo6nfo6rt &onlburg- SEEN. Yorf
miir0en iit1 oemna6 ouf ca 710 Wiarf
($1S0) lteacn uno iie miIr0en iid
nod meicntlih crbobcn fuaS beion.
oere 9cquemliffeitcil lpie Gin5el-
Goupcs, 9GOer II. +. 10. beonipruht
miiroen 0en gcgcniIber betrGgt oic
olf Der qlcimcn Strede 3llr 3eit gill
tigc Wtininolrotc fir Die 6obrt IN
Der 1. aoiijte eineS eritfloiiigcn @oit-
oompfers (incluiipe &erpfIegung,
@epGd, &1oer Ii. I. m.) $50 W}orf
$3.50. 90 Ole 9hisgoben fir Ser
pflegung @epdd H. I. 10. ouf ca. 100
Diorf Ocroni6lugt Weroen f0nnen 10
crgicbt iicb ols cigcntlidber GSo6rpreis
ungeid6r Elm Nctro9 bon $50 Mlorf
$500, moS, oui oen @inbeitsios re-
ou5irt rngefGbr 3 9Sicnnig pro &i.
lomcter ansmoc6cn miiroc.
Gicics 9eiipicI 5cist Oab Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
9ns OcntId6c Grnd6rilnosprO6lcm.
o erlin. @n0e 9[pri.
/ gOn ". ScImcr.

8erlin Gnoc glpril.
Der @rdiiocnt Oes &riegsernd6-
rltngsontes @rceacn5 pom 9otodi &C.
ma6rte mir cine llnterreolmg, in Der
er Ii6 ouf mcine 6rage iiber Oen &c.
genmGrtigen mo 3lfiinitigen Ston0
oes oellti6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ungeid6r folecnoermoBen 0llBertc:
Die lebtcn orci O}onate 6nben oas
oellti6e @olf in ieiner Stanobaitig.
feit ari cine iebr idmerc 9Srobe ge.
iteat, Die i6werer ii6erbaupt, 10 lan-
ge Der arieg onnern mog, wobl nidt
mieoer eilltreten miro. 0as Oellti6e
@olf bat Die Fro6e 9l0n5cnO iiber.
ItanOen. Sd 9loube nidt ooB eS Gin
onoeres @olf eie6t, 100 tros oen
S6wierigfeitcn Der @rnobrung5- ino
2cbenSmittelper61ltniiie, pic lie Die
lebten 0}onotc ge6ra6t boben, oic all
gemcine lleber5euglng bon Der gtotb'
menoigfeit oeS 0ur6bnltens bis 5llm
e6rcnpoGen 6rieoen 10 oIlgcmein it,
uie es in Gertl6lono Der ,Soa mar.
Gos 9ebcn mor pom Somlar bis
81 9(niong 9lpril in Oen groBen Stdos
ten i6mer Sii ertragen. Cine aus
oauernoe inO ltarfe &Glte, wie mir
lie felt Sabr8e6nten ni6t gefonnt
madte Oie Oteni6en lcioen. &1lte
lmo S6nee it0rten aud oen ionlt
multcr6oit arbeitenoen oeuti1en 81.
icn6o6nbetrieb, 10 oaB elmer 0tei6e
BON St1Oten ole BEL oen 9er9merfen
rcic6li6 porbanoenen aoblen ni6t
rebt5eitig 5ugeiii6rt ueroen fonntcn
mo pielen SouSbalten 5eitmeilig bic
Sci5fo6lcn iebltcn Sn einer ciStol.
ten g9o6nlng 81 le6en lit 6ort aber
nod barter, menn gleid5eitig Ole Gr'
nd6rilng i6le6t lit. 9lub ooS mar
gum groBen G6cil Die 6olge Der
lc6meren G1lte.
S,n Gclti6louO lit bic Grnd6rrrg
Der 9ep6lferlmg oicl nlc6r ais in oen
mciiten 2dnOern auf aortoiicln an.
9elpieicn Sm Sabre 1915 mar Die
Sortofielerntc ie6r gut; man botte
lie obcr 10 iblcAt bewirt6ihoitet OoB
ihon pom 9lpril an iait allcs per-
brulAt mar SSm Ser6it 1916 mar
oic aartoifelernte befonntIi6 cine
qon5 ungemo6nli9 idle6te, lpeit I'M
ter Der Sdlfte Der normoIen @rnte,
obcr ourb iorgfdltigc Gint6cihng,
ioiorti0en @rloB oeS &erbotes, &c
inoe aortofieln 81 pcriiittern. peit'
ae6enoc Ginihr6nfing Scr aortotiel.
brcnucrcf and olwh oie 9(iigobc
ser 9eltirmumg, OaB 9roo nit aar-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
G6ercIo DOn gSinfcl.

IS liarb pl5blidb am IA. Slini 1917 S6crcIa
npn gSinfcl, aeborene C6lc acle6ic c5ailin
oes beriorbcncn Ibeooore bon gsinfel im Nl.
ter bon 60 Sabrer. Die 9cerognng llloct
am Wlontao, ll0r Wor9cnS bon 6rcr 9Sobs
mng &r. 2t2t, Sit.@rattsStrnse, aus 5llr
St. WtDaclss@rcDe, 100 I'M 9 llDr cine iciers
llbe NcQuicm No6nclie fir i6r SeclcnDcl cclcs
briri miro, iaii, po8u 8crlu1n0te mo iSrcunoe
Der Samlie a6hnqsbou cingcaoen limo. Nei'
icbnna ani ocIl ooI Grl6icr 6rieo6oie."
l-Nmni III