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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-24

The Senate Joined the house in
passing concurrent resolution COM
mending Columbia as a most desira-
bic site for the location of one Of the
governments nitrate tXation plants.
Columbia is actively in the field for
the location of one of these plants.
To-day Senator Hughes introduced
his five. dozen bottles of beer amend
ment TO the gallon Il month law.
Senator DuRant wants the supply cut
to quart of whiskcy the month and
then the Richey bill to clamp the lid
on tight and fast.
The first skirmish in the prohibi-
ton fight arose in the House this
morning when Representative Richey
moved to recall from the committee
on Police Regulations his bill or iron
clad prohibition by knocking out the
gallon-a-month allowed at present for
personal use. Mr.. Richey wanted his
bill to go before the house without
reference so it could be taken up i'm
mcdiately. Mr.. w. H. Daniel of Sa-
luda thought it unwisc to consider
bills without committee report. The
house tabled the motion to recall the
bill from the committees.
An effort by Mcssrs Riddle and
Rector to recall their bill appropriate
ing 100000 0for rural graded and
consolidated schools failed.
Debate on Mr. Moores motion to
strike out tie cnacting words Of the
Lilies hill making penalty on dclin-
uuont taxes I per cent after February
I, was resumed with Mr.. Ford Of
Fairfield opposing the bill. Mr.. Me
l.aurin Of Marlboro favored the bill
calling attention to the fact that un-
dor this bill penalty on unpaid taxes
would be | per cent after January l.
and / per cent after February |. and
under the present law the penalty is
seven per cent after March |. Tho
question seemed TO rcvOlvc around
the point whether or not the change
would hurt the poor man Mr.
Byrd, of Laurcns, opposed the bill
with Mr.. Cothran Of Grccnvillc favor
ing it.
Debate on this bill gave occasion
for the new members to make their
debut" and there was a general
launching Of maiden efforts. The
debate was general, many participant
ing in it. and some very good speak
ers were disclosed from the new ma
terial which largely makes up the
membership of the present house.
All Of the speeches were short and
no long winded orations we're gotten
off on the house.
After considerable debate the house
adopted the motion and killed the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-24
Everybody's Sentimental.

The truth Is that we are oil senti-
mental at heart, whatever our culture.
Even though we appreciate Brahms,
shall we not find some pleasure In the
repertoire Of the hand organ, and
though we admire Botticelll, shall we
utterly condemn "Darby and Joan?"
There are moods In which Jean Inge-
low and Mrs. Hemans are not mawkish.
The thousands still weep over the
death of Little Nell, though the critics
sneer.-Robert M. Gay, in Atlantic.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-24
NEWSPAPERDOM FILMED AT LAST.
"The Fourth Estate" Made In Nam.
moth Plant OF Chicago Herald,
Shown at Idle Hour Today.

NewS--not in its concrete form, but
in all its many phaseS-is the keynote
of The Fourth Estate" a William Fox
photoplay starring Samuel j. Ryan,
Ruth Blair and Clifford Bruce, to be
shown at the Idle Hour theatre today.
The play rceks OF news, and "rccks"
Is used Intentionally in defiance of any
existing law Of diction. No lesser
word would do. The production does
not SAVIOR of news, nor TEEN with news,
nor hinge on news. 1t recks with news
news and the multiple agencies en-
ployed in its collection, publication
and distribution.
Few newspaper photoplays have
met success because OF their glaring
infidclity to actual conditions. "The
Fourth Estate" however, has been
purged Of Inconsistencies. It's scenes
were made in the Offices and the me-
chanical departments of the Chicago
Herald, and the atmosphere of news
paperdom--that mysterious, little
knoWn realm III WnlCn thousands Ia
Dor that millions may know the daily
entries in the worlds diary-has been
faithfully recorded
No other profession or industry
call II which you wil-has so many d.
vcrsificd types as newspaper making.
No other vocation so completely hu-
manizcs It's workers. those super-encr-
gizcd men and women whose sole pur-
pose in life is to cmancipate from
chaos the news Of the day All OF
these types arc portrayed in "'rhc
Fourth Estate"
1t brings one face TO face with con-
ScicncclcsS copy readers, adjective
oozing sob sisters, murdcr0uS- hearted
city editors, naughty copy boys, stoop-
honldcrcd makeup men, facilc-pcnncd
rcwritc men, and alert reporters, be-
sides the many other types found in
the news and the mechanical ends Of
the huge. prCscnt-day paper.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-24
Whom lncloslna Stamps.

Postage stamps WIN "r!ae safe" as
far as the mails will carry them If
slipned into two slits in the letter pa
per, one-fourth inch apart and just a
trifle longer than the stamps are wide.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-24
Who VIII Offer a Baby?

"I wish I had baby brother--the
real meat kind--to ride in my gocart.
mamma" said little Lola. "My dolls
are always getting broke when 1t tips
over."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-01-24
NAMED WAR MINISTER.
Gen. Beliacii Reported Head OF Rus
sim Office.

sian Office.
London, Jan. lSGon. NJ ~ Be
liacff has been appointed minister Of
war in the place Of Gen. Chouvaicff
who has been made a member Of the
council of the empire, according to a
Petrograd dispatch to Reuters. Gen.
Beliaeff was formerly assistant minis
ter Of war and chief of the general
staff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
Seine Gnslanb -Serrider.

Die SersostbiiHer Sa4isa1GoburS
unb @otbo baben neuIi4 bic nom gs'
meiuiameu 9anotag geneRmtste
S9ronfoIsednOeruns publi8irt, nG4
ber tstn Rsi4sdusIGaOer 5ur Resis'
rungsna4folss IN Goburg'SOtba be-
re3tigt 1T. Dana4 fiub bic IN Srob'
briiannien, gulsarieu. 9eIgisu uno
ebemaIs in portueal resierenoen Re
ben5peige Ses 8peises Gohirg-Sdal.
felb ieBt Goburg unb Got50 Der grs
nsftinii9en 2inte Oes Sauies Sa6ieu
nidt mebr aur Radfolge in Der &sgie'
runs bieIes be,iti@en gunbesitoates
beredtigt. WDtten Olbenburg uno
Weedlenburs au9 balb entfpre4enbe
MaBnabmen treffen! Cont fOnute
man nod zines cages = bus rufiii4e
Sarenbuus bot ullerbtnss beretts friis
Der ietne Gnfprii6e auf Olbeuburs
aufseseben = ben griedif4zortbobo.
ZEN General 9erspg ipeter Don Ofben.
burg auf benz Sbrpn bes ternbeutfhsu
Srobber5ogtbrms Slbenburg ober ben
ruHtfden llntertburen unb ruiIiiben
General 9eraog RarI Ulf6aeI Su Died,
Ienburs ouf bem bes grobbersog'
tbpn1s MdienbtrgI IStrefib feben.
LIMB bupor betpdbre Der beu!fte Gott
oas oeuti4s 2dnb urb Doll.
RH ben gsbdu5psa&en ta bea sta.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
Sie Sesemunie Der syapaaer In
Der SiSiee.

Gs ut ieIbitperitdrrbIi6, 6ab bic 10.
panii1en GrpariionSbs Die
Ddeberidnber nift gIeihsiItig IafIen
unb feIbit itarte geiorgniiTe berpor.
rafer. 5iniubtItd aes itieberIGnGiG.
itloiifen 9eftses ftitb bieie Ge,tSen3eI,
5tpar ifppertpiegerr6 seriig, aber I'M
Hterbiu fnb fie porld,ifig MIR afabe.
miider Wahr, ba fie Dor anen 0ingel,
in Reben, 3eitfdpiften u,rb 3e;h,ngerl
m Sapan gum alilsbriad huur,en, in
edeberI6rrSiitl Smbien ielbit aber Biz
jest feine aribere trHtiidR @eitalt
angenouunen baben aIB bos gntieii.
ben bon iosenurtuten iapantiben Gan.
oeIsfomnrihionen urb bic Tbdtigfeit
bon sabnofen lapanifdeu @pionen IN
gticberIanbth Subien. Gin Glberit
.ntereffanter glrtifeI, ben Dos rSal-
belsbIab" bon fei1tem @prreipotberten
in Gan 5rnncisco erb1lt, ipirfi MN
obcr EN- ibarfes 2idt oif Sie Qlrt, tuie
Sapan bon ben 3rtese iinb Dem 4iis-
sdIuB Der 9outirrer5 profitirte, INT
ietae mirtbitnftfife Sberberridlaft
I'M fiibIifeu Stillen O5ean iest idon
feitsirIegeu irnb nidt MIR ben Wlitbe.
pcrD bes eeuntnibaftIid,cn Geinbes"
DeitfbIanb nusuihalter fonbern
duh iidb WogItdfeit bic bonG1toiiden.
artcrfmriiben irr6 por aIIen Dingen
ote engftf1eu 3nien 5n pcrbrdngen.
Sor einiee,i mouoten, 70 beibt es IN
Dem artifel, erbffnete Die groBte iapa.
at,de Shiifdhrtsgciellfta eiue bi.
refie Derbtnb.sng nod ben &dfen Der
WaHiitts Gaib0uasr!1ao ,sab lt bod,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

9se:I,s bes amerifaniffJen Sanbels
nnh @ufirdfitn bemddtist bdtten. Die
Sfata Gbpfen &aifba bat BET einem
RapituI BON 90 Diilionen 9uIoen i'm
Sabre 115 iieb.n sinbnlb NillioReH
@ulb.n Reinseipinn semadt, iucraus
iib ergitt, tuie bcrtbsilbaft bieitr @ers
ts1r nit qluftraIien in. Die Siatd
Sbolen aGifba mill nun cine an5ah
lds;eIfabre1rber, je 10000 Sonrien
faiTenber 8oote IN ben 9ieHii BON Gan.
iyranciseo nab gfuitralien einiteIltu,
tporaus bic Splgerlng sspgsn miro,
bub Si. auitrulifte Regisruug b;ms
nddif ibr gusfubrperbot fit sefros
renss fSleif6 nufbeben iptrb, b.nn bi.
neusr Dampfer finb bduptiddli6 fir
ben Sranspprt bon gefrierflsii6 bes
Ftimmt. Gttpas su ipGt boten bi.
ameritan.r bic idpantfte 9efabr err
tannt unb bi. gaeifit MaiI nit nlt'
bersn sro6traten eingrsif.n ldHsn
mas bic sapansr. bi, jebs 2puiprs
rsns EN- fir ale Wal uusi6liebsn
ipcllsn. nit sinsm Stur, Der 5raht'
preiIe beantporten Tsutiifsr mi,
aus aEem anb.r.n sesen bic ffpersn
Srratn Der 2lmeritdner, bic fslbitDsrs
ftanblih aud in alsifsm WldBe ni.
Gnoldrber irsffen miiiisn, aiis ben
Dprtsn einss Der beruftniten Saif'
fubrtsiennsr, nGmli6 BEG Wana1trs
Der Se.ont 2iri,. 5r.b Samud.
htrpor, tpelfer iaete: ,es TT nur nod
cine Gras. Der 3eit. baB bic 5apan'r
ouf BEN Giillm S5.un oLlts srreifsr.
mas Il, poltn; nismanb lam a.asn
lie ipnturrieren, ba ifr. getriebioitsn
So nieoria iinS iuib iie Die polle Inter.
jtiisura ibrer glesisruns ersalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
Rnnnnbafi6sn.

Ter 5iisrreihiidIs 2anbiturm Sbers
leutnnHt aohlsmann fuft ieinsr fiinf'
Jahrism eff bic Rnngunterfhi,be be-
ar.ifli6 gu MAIDEN uno .rtldrt ifr:
aITo Der 2eutnaui FAT tinsn Gtsrn.
ner Sbsrleutnnni stpti Sttrne. bn
Saupimann brei Sttrrs
I'D tpeib iAcn", untsrbrift uns
aebulbia bic sttsins. ,9sr WaiDr hot
bier Gtsrne unb Der 6inesnbur5
banb.ytiaufeub urn Der liebt gott.
Der ia br8 Der SShite IN. hat ben
ganJsn Sinmsl boiler Stsrne".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

on Sienit Der Slufa Sboicn GniiIa
bon Gan iSrailciseo rod aitiiroIiidlet
Snieh cr0ffret, ba Der iteis 8unehmen.
be Sanoel Der Ser. Stnnten nit PHI.
iraIien Die sIiiimerfiamfeit Der sSa-
panel a,if itd1 5og. Die Ciafa Sboieil
aciiba bat bereits @friife I'M Ge.
iamIntinbolt bon 100000 Conner III
Der lle6ericefdbrt, pabrenb 100, 900
Tamerr i'm Ban iino Gie ipirb alio
i'm @eItidiffnbrtsperfeb eine RoIle
ipicIea Cine Soee bon benz llnrfon3
Der geirisoi1ntfeit Der jdpaiiiden
SGiifabtt in Der Gtiqen Sii0iee ei6.
fol9erlbe lleberiitt: 9ie Zoo siiien
aaifba idbrt pon Sapnn i;ber Song.
fcng. DtaniIa nit 9feiieilSen nnO
i5rndt rlaH Gan drantiSco imo Der
9aelttilte Gliolnleritas; Die gsippcn
aaiibn Duier: bon SSnpm nit Geiien.
len ra9 iSrad)t rad ben Safeh 6es
guaet SoiliiS), bon oieien Safen mar
btm ferilen Giter ietner BON Son
6rdncisio nab @eIbonrue un6 5rO.
nsp; uub idllieblid) Dlitiui uno 60 ::
pcn Sapnn nlil ,Srndbt uaf San iSrnu,
CISCO. alaein as Shiiie nntcrbaItei
ben ipibti5iten S1noel Dpiiden Sn.
pan i:no om &1ien ron aSlIaet SolulS
(Sedttls. Tacoma, 9ortlcnh ann
bcm Die amerifarer fciu ein5igeS
SdJiif negeniiberiteIlen tonnen.
Der Sranspprt Der risiiesH Wnni
tionsmsngen omeriianifhsn 5rbritas
les BON glmtrtia nn9 Mlobipofot
mir Die ruiiiid)e AiegieruHg 1T bic llr.
iad., bab bic n5rbIiher SGFsn Der
Riiits Gmerifus bsjiigiid bss Shifs
fdbrtsD.rtt6rs Gan sgrantisep iibers
fliiseit baben. glm f6lperitsn tDerben
bur6 bisfss gluftreisn Der Jdpansr
nmsritnnifd)e @sIsllihaften ipis bi.
Cesanit unb bie llnionlinien bstrofs
tsa biz pc bssits sinss srObsaI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

Rana berbef1teui unb babe fs uH ne
9oie itA iiberbieten lafen. alIs aber
ieener me1r hi. fimfsis Nennis bot,
babe I'd dlIe Drei for t6re S4pinbeIs
retIame frtnblt1 bertobadt.
Bebnte tpirb gu elmer @eidmnt.
itrafs BON feds Do4eu @dGnsais
nerurtktlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
a. n neihts.

qebrtr: sd BABE ulio sten bon ben
prappIiiiOntn ssiprodsn. Jstt poIIsr
cir einBaI Gdbs nit Der ssrdpDfiiOn
r,u" bilSsn, ). g.: Der 9u4s fpra1
su bem Sabne". gDer ipsib ein ftrs
reres 9sifpisi2 (gin 64iilsr mslbst
Ii4.) Qun aarlden9"
G9iilsr: .llnfsr Ssrr asarsr baui
insniss fate sii!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

ctr iiclles sftiaeeebiet FIR inponiihc
9,robafte, baS aitoor misidlieBIid in
6en SdnSen Der 9eiitifet G,igldnber
NIB alnrrifuHer Iag. Run bot Der
jopaaiHe Sanbel etnen tpeiteren
G&u1H pstsou unb sisisu rsgeEadbi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
Sn perfauiea - sarmsn.
3n Ssrfanicn - ginuos

Sc aofen Sptsfer .gtanu mil 10
Eoler glesiiH gro aani, s2s5. 9rtn Srtftina.
ii25 gSeinlt Str. dltsiits qianoseaus In
G.rananti. friEEo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
antun Yicitcr,

IN feirem 80. oc5ensidbre Iranerteier ont
Gorncrfius Ulorecu nm 10 lisr in beI stnpcle
bes Serfcen s'rp; sErir,bofes am 9alHut
oIls SrsrHbe iiiS biersa Jofi6fi eiuaslG1en.
2T 2s2 2r'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

ptb. DHt = BtEs
neiiebte Bdttg bon ggmou Bfpid, I'M GIteg ben
62 Subren. II Dlonoieu iuio Z Enaen Besrbi'
guna 1omefitoq, ben 20 Dldrs 1917, Btoraens
bdlb S llbr n01H GraIerbanfs, BE. q Heriou
Snate, sfeQbiue, O.. ans uflb fpiTb uiu l5r
tn bet 81 Qeier urb @cul.ftirde tir ieierlides
NeGuienrS Sodlamt pbaehGgten pethen, lyreiIrbe
fnb bafli5f sineelnber. Site ient Ellrner-
e. 2oIhs. DO. Ss!tiHasn tponrr. btttf, To-
piren. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
ssrans @urmlinaer.

qeIiebter 9attq bon g8iIbelmiru glitrIuIluaer,
(aeb. Brnme5nnl, aeboren aH 22 auli 1879
IN BnertodnoA ttuearn ercJbignna !rSitf,pocb,
ben 25. Wldra 1917, WscrlcHs tibr, bonn
lrunerbarie r1is uub fptr6 N ber e. .nban
iessStir9e nm s 1tr Elm feieriises Rtliaems
oo6duit obaebaltrr irerbea melieeuna 1nf
,em et. ghrrieua5rsobois- JrGiubs iirb bef
td,'t eiraeIn5en. 27.2s'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
subes.gnseisrn.
i9I Ru1utttna4,
Wilhelu Ged.

eeltebter Satts bon Siisnbs5 Rcd. eso. gler.
iano. TN sllter bon 80 s1breii. in feiner gsob.
ruia gao. 20 gaeit 10. 6irefe, Gas aeicoen5e.
edngnt6 fi1lbet ftat- ON Qtttiuo1, ben 2s.
aRard nm ubr mafuritinaA. ipo5u grennbs
botli8 einntIaeeu ftiib.
Senber, GoIy nito Detrptt, Dt1. Seiiunesn
pouft bitte. tcptreu- 26,37
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
@ei6IidJ.

ae db9sn. ipel5es qne.iit fprid., 10. ac.
ttn iinb GoipTiiatrSdlbest gmgistlunng,i
esrlnHgi 1sIepbrn sbeft <li9sn glss. o
siban bo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

WdbheH. si,ies, fnr nlesHsins sorsarbeit.
gla4Bnitnaen 35g5 q Charles GIact. 8bbe
pari. 1ei. goft s39.x. 2s-2s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

~ q q an tlr allaemfine Sdrsarbe,i. aIeins
nnmiIie. aein ssnfben. Buier aobn, 8O2s
menbinp Hcab, ertisr E,od. Do
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

R Q b q n. aifes, for ansrmsire SousarbeH
yinnnfrna.n 252 GtrTan ape. apcnbdls
Eel. aecn lTbO,D. bbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

i Gs ettfdls nn6 lanarrem aeiben am rrlpD
tna. 26. wldri. UNI $3.50 nbr g,craens, IN ieiner
gAo6mlrG hie Qpbinafon Qhe Qlcon cnnina
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

Is dt@srin. sria5rss. 2see gD9sersr sirats.
Eel. GIeff iTis.x. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

Starb an epnfltne ben % wdirs 1917.
ga1Htttaps bolb 2 ubr, u ieiner gaotHuna,
30, 49, sDsii Cher etruBe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

Ihb6sn, .sutrs fir euasTsins snisdrbssi.
ssssss SlSs sSs isss slsasss ssGs'' 'a4'sas'a s''
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27

q G9eusr.Brau, ali6 far grbftaubsu. pa6.
sufrugn I'M 7tso 0crri- ts5 stdss gtnnbs.
IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
-@ei6Ii6.

E6f6erin FIR Ssrtf5gs HIifHbetm- Rebni
glrs,leiitns; gar BE Bioassnnc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
GHna sgiaria 3pif,

esqrb an plofi;aa. ben Do. Eids Isi
TorseiIb bGlb 6 ilbr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-27
eteIIenaeindle-@saHnlidl.

W6rtuer fast attsii ar grioutrles cher
Gre.b6dEs. >. aobler. 1921 Q. gfrube.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-11-08
ENGLE & SONS FOUNDATION
GRADE HERD TO BE SOLD

One of the most important stock
sales of the year will be that of the
foundation herd of e. s. Engie &
Son, west of town, December 6, when
they will sell at auction their entire
selection of high grade cows and
springing young heifers. This herd
is one Of the best in the state and
the selection will be worth the while
of every dairyman to attend Some
OF the heifers are springing and some
lately bred.
The offering will also include
string of choice registered cows that
will be a credit to any herd. Rarely
is such an opportunity given and this
sixth annual sale promises to be as
as those preceding it. The
Engle herd is always recognized as
at the very top. Full information OF
the sale will be given later, and cat
alloys will soon be issued.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-11-08
Prices $2.9S to $3.50

C. p Pitts of Navarro transacted
business in Abilene.
Miss Anna Fulton of Talmage was
shopping in the city.
Mrs. d. German of Chapman was
shopping in the city.
Mrs. p. II. Anderson OF Enterprise
was shopping in the city.
Fred Butler of Willowdale was an
Abilene visitor for the day.
H. H. Oesterriech of Woodbine was
business caller in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Catch Of Ma
varre spent the day in Abilene.
Erick Calene of southeast Dickin-
son made a business trip to the city.
Mrs. Lucy Pratt Of Navarro is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. S. Chris
man.
c. NJ. sidesinger returned to Lu-
cerne, Kan, after a visit with his
parents
Mr.. and MRS b. Jones and Mrs,
John Miermaster returned from a
motor trip to Salina, where they Wis
tied Mrs. Miermaster' daughter, Mrs.
Il. A. Kincaid.
Mrs. George Mcdonald returned to
her home in Iowa. having been cali
ed here by the illness of her mother,
Mrs Richard Waring. Mrs. Waring
is much improved now.
Mrs. s. A. Cooper of Toronto, Can
ada, is here for few days visit.
She will ship here goods back here
and after March LIST make her home
here again, fact her many old
friends will be pleased to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs oscar Phillips of
Evansville, o.. and Orville Phillips Of
Minneapolis, Kan, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. A. J. Tolbert Mace, at the
home of d. M. Shirk on East Sixth
street.
Miss Florence e. Erffmeyer has re-
turned to her home, after an absence
OF two months. during which time
she attended the sessions of the Mis-
sion Boards of the Evangelical asso-
citation, and made a tour Of Wiscon-
sin and Michigan in the interest Of
missions.
Clarence Waring is here from
called by the serious illness
Of his mother. He is farming 72O
acres and making a success. The
chief difficulty ia TO get help he
aid. II have put in 200 acres Of
wheat alone and did most Of my har-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-11-08
DEDICATE X. OF @. HALL.
Special Train to Camp Funston Next
Sunday for Celebration.

Special Train to Camp Funston Next
Sunday for Celebration.
Two hundred Abilenites expect TO
attend the dedication of the Knights
of Columbus building at Camp Fun
ston, Sunday. A special train will
leave here at 1915 p. m. and return
at $50 O'Clock in the evening, Sun
day.
Archbishop GIennon Of st. Louis
Mo. will make an address. Bishop
Cunningham Of Concordis will pre-
side. Bishop Lillis, Kansas CITY
Mo, Bishop Ward. Kansas CITY
Kan, Bishop Hennessy. wichita
Bishop Burke. St. Joseph will be
present. Father o'Reilly Of Abilene
expects to go with the delegation
from here.
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l have good lands in Morris county
for sale at $sS per acre for pasture
lands. Good improved farms at SOS
to $50 per acre. $50 1-2 acres south
of Delvin three miles; good land,
$50 acres farmed. balance grass land,
no buildings; school just across the
road; 4 miles from Burdiek, Kan. !:
$50 per acre; 1-2 cash, balance to suit
purchaser at s per cent. This is the
biggest bargain in Morris county. See
or write Samuel INK. Council Grove,
Kan. Mutual phone.
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INTEREST INCREASING AS
REVIVAL MEETINGS CONTINUE

The revival services at the Meth
odist church are now going on the
fourth week and so far the interest
has been increasing. Sunday will
be the last day and great services are
expected The Sunday school has
been near four hundred several
times, and by little extra effort we
will make it over that number this
Sunday. This evening the pastor will
preach on 1.-THE Supreme Question:
and tomorrow evening, THE Great
Market"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-11-08
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.

Notice y hereby given that sealed
nlda YIN pc received by the Board 81
ouhty commissioners Of Dickinson
county, Kansas, at the court house ~
Abilene, Kansas. untl Monday. Deceme
Dor 3, 1917, at - o'clock M for the
purchase or an issue Of S2O0OOO 90 In
reluhdlhB bonds of Dickinson County.
Kansas, to be dated Januarv fQ1e
and to carry interest at the rate az AZ
per cent and said bonds to mature S5A
VOV.uV annually, beginning January y
iyIS' ana a like amount every wear
thereafter Tor period of twenty yeara
from date and s10,00O0O to mature in
twenty one years and like amount 10
mature each year thereafter for a per-
~ - ven years, with interest coupons
attached thereto maturing January 7tb
anu July 9TH OF each year and both
pl lnelpal and interest to be made na v
aDie al the state fiscal agency at To
peka, Kansas.
The above named bonds are offered
under the following terms.
~ me successful bidder must re-
deem on behalf Of the county ali its
Dohd issue dated January Z, 1925 and
TO take up said bonds without any ex-
pense TO the county and to surrender
inc same to the county In exchanges
i ,o SAID Tetunding bonds to be dated
go said successful bidder must pre-
pare blAnk bonds ready Tor execution
vi withont expense to the county and pay
FUNDING Of old bonds and the issua nee
Of new bonds
go The successful bidder will he
required 70 give a certified check 10
the sum OF i've thousand dollars nav
able 70 Dickinson County, Kansas. con-
tract.
90 Said successful bidder VIII be
required TO guarantee to the county the
rate OF interest at X per cent from.
ana after January z, 1918. notwith-
standing any delay IN concentrating
the refunding hereunder
A. an evidence Of good faith on part
Ot bidders all bids must be accompan-
led by certified check Of one thousand
fOllars.
The board OF county commissioners
bids.
Any further information desired can
be- obtained by addressing the county
,ierk or the county attorney
Dated al Abilene, Kansas, this 7th
lay Of November. 1917.
J. B. HOSTETTER,
Ii. G. BRENIZER,
JOHN BOOK,
Board OF County Commissioner
attest. II. W. KING, County Clerk
iEo D. BIscHoFF. County Attorney.
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vesting last summer without any
help except what my wife could give.
Drove the binder fifteen hours a day.
having changes of horses and meals
brought to the field. Men cannot be-
found for farm work"