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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-12-06
CHAPMAN.

Frank Thorp, who was a veteran
of the Civil war and an old resi-
dent In this community, died at hi
home, two and one-half miles nortl
of town Saturday morning. The fu
neral services were held at the Coco
Hope M. e. church Sunday afternoon
Jake Engler and Mrs. Emery Dieh
returned from their trip to Arkansas
City last Sunday evening. Mrs. Eng
Ter, who is in the hospital at Arkan-
sas City is not recovering as fast as
her friends hoped she would.
Professor and Mrs. Dannevik spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. Dannevik's
people at Carlton. They returned
Monday.
The Thanksgiving services were
held here at the M. E. church. Rev.
Bush of the Congregational church
preached the sermon. There was
good attendance and the services
were appreciated.
Reverend and Mrs. /. B. Kelsey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Koogle drove
their cars to New Cambria and en-
joyed a splendid Thanksgiving din
ner at the Lutheran parsonage. Rev
erend Kelsey preached the Thanks
giving sermon at that place.
The funeral of Frederick Meyer
of Upland was held in the Lutheran
church here Monday afternoon at l
o clock. Mr. Meyer was highly re-
spected by his neighbors and large
company gathered to honor his mem
Dry and express their sympathy with
The bereft family
Charles 10y is moving a house
from the Fullerton farm to his own
north of town, where farm helper
s to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bentz spent
at Pearl with their
The new Hollinger house is to
ave heating plant new to this To-
atty. Many will be interested to
now its workings.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-12-06
PAT McSWINEY, Owner
J. N. BURTON, Auctfoneer.
J. E. JOHNTZ, Cashier.
6w1t
First published in Abilene Weekly
Reflector Dec s, 1919
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

To Abraham W. Livingston, Olive
Livingston and Gula F. Jordan:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that you have been sued in
the district court of Dickinson Coun-
ty. Kansas. in action there pending
in which Faye Burkholder, Ray Liv-
ingston and Mervin Livingston are
plaintiffs and you land others) are
defendants. and wherein said plain
tins pray for a decree of said court
partitioning between all the parties
to said action the following describ-
ed real estate. to-wit: The southeast
quarter of section TO- west half of
the southwest quarter OF section II,
and the north half of section 5, all
in township II south, range 3 east.
in Dickinson County. Kansas; and
the east half of the southeast quar-
ter Of section So. township 10. range
east, in Clay County, Kansas: also
lot No. 4 in Bonebrake's subdivision
and lot No. in Henry, Hodge &
Reeds subdivision, and both in
Thompson & McCoy's addition to the
city Of Abilene. Kansas.
Unless you appear and answer in
said cause on or before the 18th day
Of January, 1918, the petition there
In viii be taken as true and iudg-
ment rendered accordingly.
CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD.
SwS Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-12-06

John Loudene sold his house in
Navarro to G. w. Sterner.
Mrs. Meredith, who has been i'll,
is able to be out again.
Miss Eva Kaufman spent Friday
and Saturday in Salina.
Protracted meetings commenced at
Belle Springs Sunday evening. Rev
erend Shoalts Of Markham. Canada.
is in charge
Mrs. Kate Knauss of salina spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Golden.
Irwin Rock is seriously ill.,
Abby Sheets shipped a car OF hogs
Tuesday.
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FINE STOCK SALE.
b. NJ. Lyme Will Sell ShOrthOrn Cat
tie and Poland China Hogs.

On Thursday, December 20, at the
.. j. Baer sale barn, Abilene, will
be held the fourth annual sale of u
NJ. Lyne's Shorthorn cattle and Pc
land China hogs. He will sell thir-
teen bulls, eight cows and two heif-
ers, all of them fine animals and reg
istered Also eleven bred gifts, two
tried sows and six spring boars Mr.
Lyme breeds only the best in his lines
and buyers may rely upon getting
fine individuals in each case with the
best blood strain back of them. He
will also offer at private sale his herd
boar, Kansas Wonder.
Mr.. Lyme is owner of the Hill Top
Stock Farm, near Oak Hill, and
brings his stock to Abilene annually
for this sale.
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% HEAD OF CATTLE

Consisting of / 2-year-old Aber-
deem Angus bull, Aberdeen Angus
cows, 1 Aberdeen Angus heffer 1
year old, l Aberdeen Angus steer 1
year old, 1 Aberdeen Angus calf 8
months old, Fl head of milk cows,
giving milk, - springing at present,
balance should be fresh by March
or later.
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GLENWOOD.

Mrs. Jesse Gilbert and children
are here from Brown county visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. ]. c. Stoffer
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McLane return
ed from oswego Sunday. where they
spent last week visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. James and William
Forney and family we're guests at
John Stoffer's Thanksgiving day.
Clarence Stoffer and family and
Mrs. John stoffer motored to WITCH
ita Monday on business.
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PEARL.

The Iris club raised over $50 at
its Red Cross bazaar.
David Ballantyne, ST., of Herring
ton, is visiting south of Pearl
T. w. Counter spent Thanksgiving
at Cuba.
Will d. Ballantyne and Leslie
Taylor are driving new cars this
week.
Harry Hitler and Rudolph Schmidt
expect to get new autos soon.
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Public Sale

The undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction without reserve at his
farm three miles north and one and
one-half miles west of Abilene, five
miles south and one-half mile east
of TaImage or one half mile east of
Johnson school house, on
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At the Methodist Church

Last Sunday DR.. Samuel A. Tough
Of Baker university delivered two ex-
cellent sermons at the Methodist
church. Next Sunday the pastor will
preach both morning and evening. At
the evening service he will begin a
series of sermons on The Noble
Youth" and the first will be The
Noble Youth. His Success in Life.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-12-06
8 HEAD OF HORSES

Consisting of 1 gray mare, 9 years
old, weight 1000; / bay gelding, 6
years old, weight 1900; black
gelding; years old, weight 1905
2 seal brown mares, 7 years old, L.
500 each; yearTing colt.
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AMERICAN AVIATOR BROUGHT
DOWN SEVENTEEN PLANES

Paris, Dec. 5.-Lieut Raoul Luf-
berry of Wallingord, Conn, member
of the Lafayette flying corps,
brought down two more German ma
chimes yesterday, making seventeen
in all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-12-06

A hotel, meat market and ice
plant. A good paying business
Have farm to look after, reason
for selling. Chas. C. Brehm, Woob--
bine, Kan.
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FRIDAY, December |4th

commencing at o'clock sharp, the
following property:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-12-06
Notice.

Any party wishing to attach the
Harper Sanitary Filter to their sep
orator can do so at cost up to the
first of the year by bringing to the
Mort Smith Tin Shop. 3d6w1
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Public Sale.

l will hold public sale on De-
cember 20. The bill will appear in
this paper next week. r. e. Broad
foot, Manchester.
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First Class Auto Mechanics.

We have engaged first-class me-
chanic and are prepared to fix your
autos in good shape. Give us a trial.
WHITNEY & STEWART GARAGE
4wtf Talmage, Kan.
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Moist Zensal
Dry Zensal

For your skin troubles.
Dry Zensal soothes and heals
letter. salt rheum. dry &c
zema and pimples. Moist
zensal is the only sure treat
ment for weeping skin and
the watery eruptions. T5c
the jar. All druggists.
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Eor Sale.

Several Angus bulls Also
Shorthorn bull. II. M. Kready.
Abilene R. 5. Farmers Phone Buck
eye. 5dw1t
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Coin 77,SOO. 900 Cents In Month.

Washington. Dec. within the
last month. 77.50O.OO0 1-cent pieces
have been coined to relieve the pen
ny shortage caused by imposition Of
war taxes.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-12-06
IMPLEMENTS, ETC.

l Mccormick mower, 1 McCormicB
rake, / Deere Grow weeder, 1 Deere
cultivator, l Badger 6-shovel cultiL
vator, 1 double shovel cultivator,
Deere stalk cutter, Deere lister,
14-inch walking pillow, 1 2-section
harrow, hand corn shelter, Blue
Valley feed grinder, 1 scoop board,
1 Fort Smith wagon, 1 steel truck
wagon and rack, l box wagon, sets
heavy harness, 1 set of double driv-
ing harness, saddle, sets of fly
nets. 80 shocks of cane fodder, 8
tons of prairie hay, 6 bushels of old
seed corn and other articles too num-
erous to mention.
Free lunch at noon for those COM
ing any distance.
TERMS-All SUMS of $40 and un-
der, cash; on sums over $40 a credit
of one year will be given on bankable
notes bearing s per cent interest,"
from date of sale. No property to he
removed until settled for.
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cial Statement OF the Financial
dition of the
Citizens State Bank
RESOURCES,

at Talmage, State or Kansas, at the close Of
business on the 9th day OF Now, lgtT
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ficial Statement of the Financial Con
dition of the
WUahbine- Seate Bank

at Woodbine, State of Kansas, at the close of
business ON the Oath day Of N. os., 1917:
Evening journal., 1917-12-21
no MORE MONEY
FOR School BOARD
Council Cannot See lis Way
Clear to Add $4,000
TO Appropriation A
WANT MONEY TO
INCREASE SALARIES

Taking a ning at the management Of
the affairs Of the Board OF Public Edu-
cation in the past. and asserting that
board that had been repudiated by the
public could hardly expect 20 iatc the
confidence of City Council. City Coun-
Gilman James w. Robertson. chairman
of the finance committee Of Council
last night made 10 plain that the re-
quest o. the school board for 9n eXtrc
appropriation Of $1,000 would not be
granted.
The matter came before Council
when a letter was received from George
B. Miller. president OF the board. stat
ing that that department would like
an answer 10 ITS request FOR $4,000.
The letter set forth that The money
was needed 20 equalize salaries, and for
sanitary Improvements TO the schools
Mr.. Robertson said that such communi-
cations could not be answered at once
and that Council would have 30 go slow
in handling its finances. lie also said
that he bowed 60 no man when q came
To- his support OF the public schools.
but that every cent the city would
have Tor the current year had been ap-
propriated. He said that the outgoing
Council had claimed to have left a bal
7nce Of $4,000, but they also increased
The various appropriations 10 SiisOO0.
Mr.. Robertson said 70 would be pre-
p0sierous % endeavor 10 float city
bonds at this time 10 meet the request
Evening journal., 1917-12-21

OF the school board.
Referring TO the management Of the
Board Of Education. Mr.. Robertson said
that the city had increased the sp-
preparation OF that department sii4.7oO
or about IS per cent. In the past three
years, whereas the school attendance
had increased but three per cent.
lie also said that the Board of Water
Commissioners and the Board Of health
were clamoring for additional funds.
and IN his opinion these matters came
first.
Mr.. Miller. who was present, spoke
OF the low salaries now being paid by
The school BOARD. snd he asked for the
advice Of Council. saying that the
school board would have 10 raise the
money in some manner.
Mr. Robertson replied TO the salary
question by saying that in 1915 and 1916
Evening journal., 1917-12-21

The school board was allowed $4,000
for adjusting salaries but that the I'M
crcases went 90 those teachers who
were receiving salaries as high as $1,000
but that girl teachers receiving $3.50 a
year were not given an increase.
Mr. Robertson said that the public
at a recent election had repudiated
some members Of The board. ahd he
was sorry the whole business had
not been repudiated
The letter was then referred 10 the
finance committee.
The ordinance requiring an moving
picture houses and theatres 10 have
emergency lights over the exits was
given a third and final rcading and
passed. 70 was then returned TO the
Mayor for his consideration.
The. balance In bank io the credit
of the city was reported TO bc s6i2,
ls6 %
Evening journal., 1917-12-21

Neutral spains worries are greater
than the troubles Of some Of the coun-
tries at war near revolutions
and strikes have been popular
pasiimes. But these concern the crown
prince, shown in this picture. very lit
tie. He is more interested in the
Royal Dog" The hoy is popular
with the people, too. and maybe that's
another reason he's smiling
Evening journal., 1917-12-21

It would be we'll to advertise lost
articles IN the Want Ad column this
week Teamsters, chauneurs, carriers
and engineers are all under a bene-
ncent ruling.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-29

ne fofrutiffe Srage, Die id in fpIgens
Der @eiie forrrniIieren uno an oeinen
Bbiofopba rif)ten nlodte: @erebrs
ter Serr Grofeiiprl Die ipeltige,1 8ii-
se, Due i9 auf's @erabeipobI oiifse,
griffen iuno boraefiibrt babe. iiil6 tp-
pii6er Natltr. sic teiirBeihnen oIio
nidt ntein Iiebes Srnid)en aaeiil, ion.
bern Die fpeiblid]e g6ntlr i'm aIlgenlei=
men. ltn6 MN frage i'd: mo lift ieiie
tplinberbare SSriihgefIoifenbeit. ie-
ner tiefe 8efensgritno, ienes 4bfoIiis
tc i'm &seibe, onbon sic fiirgen iunf
iagen9 SSd fiitbe es riirgenosl"
o9u brihit olio iiber mid ben
Stnb?" rief Baiila erregt.
ySltrbolis nift. Weeirte &nfidyt lit
Die: mir lGdeIn beiit3utage iiber Den
ronrnrttiifen Miinte6iertit, ben man
einitrlaIs ben Sraiien rpibniete. @ber
i'd CLAUDE, 6aB Der pbiloiopbiIde
@innebienit .ni6t nriii6er I6ferIid3
lit. Wtit fpefillatipcn @eritiegeiibeiten
fon1nlt man Dem @eien Der sSrau
niht BEL. Ran Iniie ii6 bod ni6t
olirh tonefibe @orte einluIIert g9ds
ION es beiBen: in ban Beibe fbirn.
inert iene nnitiife Ginbeit olir6, aus
Der Die 3ipeitbeiIung Der @ei6Iedrter
herpurgine9 Ser nro6erre geutirfor.
iher Iddyelt bariiber. @as benz 9bi.
lofopbet ols slbioIittes erideint, nit
bem Sauber elmer n1nitiifen Ginbeit
itnuuoberi, 6arin erblidt er ierle naf}s
peisore llr5eGe, aiis Der iirh ole ors
goniideng9eiert ertipideIt bober. 9sebs
men mir aIio bos @eib, tpie es 1T.
gSas finben tuir2 Gin @eib NIT elmer
bapuri6eriirgsspiirbigen Singebunas.
fGbigfeit, ober and nrit elmer sEiIe
fletner, ia fIeirtIi6er ieeliifer GiiaIi.
tGten. aber sernSe oieies @eire iin6
Sletnlifle ntoften mir nif]t miTien,
hein booitrh crit enipfGngt ods @e.
fen 6es @etbes feirtrn eieeittbiuIi,
den, feinen ieItinm i9iIlern6en uno
Ioden6en 3mtber.
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perioneu Der S9aufpiel.rinienD biz
aoiien tragen - unb III tein Btbiirf'
nib porhdnbn, 70 Dirb iis NemaaS
sntbebren.
@ber NIT rem, mas ber Staat, mas
DefeB unb Redt ibun t6nuen, piro
nod INNER Isbr tpenis getbun feiu. Sis
fperben mebr bic Spmptome beiIsn aIs
bic arantbeii, 70 larse nidt In ter
6itbetiIden fpie in Der erotiidEn GuI'
tiir Elm llmfdipuns erfolgt III, 10 Iangs
fib nicht Gin rsiner Begrifi bonn Mes
fen Der GhaufpisItlnft Dur6ssfegt
bat. unb 70 IaHge nidt BAG 9ogma
bonn abfolut perpfli9ten6tH Ge'
f5le6ts4araiisr serit6rt in.
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Sas ius,ale grobIem Der
Sdauipielerin. =
Bon Sui Bah

Der Slitoritsr Der beutf6en S9oii.
fpieItunit, @buero 9eprisnt, Guberl
ift iiber bas erfte 2luftreten bon
5rouen, has ii9 IN Der 8eIteni9er
5ruppe gnbe bss II. Sabrbunberta
5utrus, ME fOIst: Bis babin iparsn,
ipis mir tuiiien. Bel allen Sanben be
5ruuenrollen bon ann6en gefpiell
iporben. Die Sper batte 5tpdr lansli
Die berrI6sn6e Site bur5bro6en unb
Srauen auf bic 9lbne gsbrn1t, fpeil
man iid mil Der unsureifenoen Ius'
bilbung Der idnsu tpehfelnben So'
pranitimmen Der Gnnben niht begnu'
gen ipplIts; inbsifen paren bi. 6rau'
en- bod aud in Der Sp.r ni9t aIlge'
metn gebulbst, aIs @eltsns Sruppe
bic tiibne Rsuerung ipaste. sic mar
bon tief sinftreioeubsr Wi9tigieit.
unO es barf ibr Elm GROCER SbeiI Der
QnSiebungstraIt, bic @sItens &uTriips
runeen iibten, 5usef9rieben peroen.
2tber abseisben BON Dem bdtieen Ysrs
fob aeoen bic bamaIige Sttte, ben
bos sbenter bomit begins. mar nit
Der Ginfiibrung BON Sruuen, 70 iebr
bic 9nritsuung ou6 on lDarms
@anrbeit unb notiirli9er @usbiioung
qsipirlnen mubte - bod fir alle 3eis
ten Der @eTtrnat uub pas urtheiI ees
mdnnIidsn, alfo bes Son angebsnSsn
pubIitums bur6 bos ssf4IsPlide
Sntereiie getriibt"
,yiir ale 3sitsn burd bas se'I
fhle4tlifs Sntsrsi1e bss mGnnIiaeH
pubIitums setriibt". 0isfe b6itn
@prte befisben nod heuts 81 Rsdt.
Gs 1T asuntnibIofi9teit O6sr Isi4ttsrs
tise S60nfdrbersi, fp.nu man nit
hem Bid oui eiH pnar Qusna3msn
beitrsitet, bnb tis su Sisiem Soge bic
S9ouIpielerin unter BEN Drud bies
fes Ie1usllen SntereHss ftebt. Der
Biirser febt felt alter 3eit bem
S9auipielsr NOD Elm san5 onoeres
Borurtbeil ent9eaen ols Dem to5Idi
ur3W0erIGfFaeu aiiniiIsr iiberhaupt. |
unb sfpnr fpeIentli9 besbaIb. neil bes
S3oufpieI.rs MnierinI bu .isens
S6rper III. Tenn SesboIb tann tlb
Der ShauIpisler ni6t, ipie WoIer
pber 9ttter, bon ieinem Werf biz
itun5iersn, er ftebt nit istner gan5sn
pripntperfon INNER sIei9fam nit
sur e6ou - gum aauf. gei iensr
4rt fsenif6er 9ariiequngen, tpie fs
i'm Minrus Der fpdten antits bsrri6'
te, unb pie fie beute nod IN Singelts
anaeln uno nisbern giihnen gu fin'
ben ift, mo Die S6uuFsIIuns Dee
a6rpers OIL Ii9 Saupfnhe 1T. bo ut
an.rofngs Der 3uiummenbans sDi'
f@en S6aufpislerei un6 proitttniton
ni6t 5u lsugnsn.
9laes fonnrlt oIIo barmif on, boB
Der iiftbare &orper Der ShoIibiele.
rim aIs blobes WateriaI zines gu btl'
>enben Rininperfes eeIreIIt iuto ems
oillnben miro. @er rnn ridt fiinit.
5eriI6es @efiibI gerlig bot, I'm 5tDIs
den benz barbieteftoen Giinitler, oei'
ien BriDatertitens ia gar nitt oiif bic
9iibne fonrnt, lir6 benz oIlein barge
teIteI S6auipieIeriidRn airnituerf 5u
InterIheioen, tper nidt 8boiitdiie ges
mug bat, lin ftatt oes SoinletsOar'
teIle,s tptrfIifl einen hnrgefRIlten
6mrIet Sn ieben, fir oat bleibt
5fn4ipielfunit oIlerbings bic be-
,ablte G@GIffeIIi,ns urni9Eder A0r-
,er uut6 enthdft Iourit cine peroa9-
iose &ebnIi@fett mt Der profttus
ton.
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Der gamiIishfefrebn.r.
Die StimmuHa tuiro porn unb be
lebt ,iidb.

Die Stimmung ipirb marin unb be
lebt ,fth,
Wis's sSefien gesiemet urb fromrnt.
Der CnieI 6ubertus erbeht ii9. -
Sect tuifsn ifon ole, tpas toHrnt.
Dir .stsr sstlotfft unb geftnetteri,
Neritiimmen unb benfen erpid,t:
gf hdtr sr iih MIR idbon perbsbbert,
Conf iflieBi tr IN Gapigieii uift-
@or anefi m66f bic Sante pergsb,n
mie itets. ipenn gu reben sr tpngt.
DID, ipsnn CT nur nidt aus @erTe5eu
Wlnl ipieoer ,pas Sattlofes fast.
Grft Isst sr enn5 frif9 uHb tOrreti
Los.
Den .@nfdns, ben tann er 5tmsiit. -
Qunti6! btnen bic gkffen refpeitlos.
20, Reffsn iinb INNER 70 breiftl
Tod fdIiebt CT - seriibrt unb ses
brpfen,
Damn rlifen lie = 6chl - nll,uHal.
Mooon Der 6err Drtel gefprO4tn,
MeiB teiner! - gs In AUDI gol!
3ofotnotip befeu9tnng
b'urEb Surbo Gpnamos.
Tis .Geiifde Se6niter3situng' theilt
nit: gpdhrsnb fir bic 8sIeuhtilrs
nrifersr Gffsnbdbrtpngcn fhon felt
einisen ssdbren elettriIte ejliibinms
pen berlpenbet iperbsn. tpirb bic 2otcs
Notwithstanding INNER nod burH
qeirpIeim beiorst. Sieies 3uriids
bItiben Der aolomctipteleuhtuua bins
ieE Der 3eii bat ieinsn GriiHb in srs
fer 9inie barin. bnb e fi9 bei ben
acknowledgment eieentIia niir Tim
gjercflidttr balib,lt, fir ipelhtn
3ptd Observation-Disclosures p6llig ges
riiaen,-fo bab bis DOR tnrseH tein
brinqenbtr Grunb btffarrb, iie burh
ein pmftdnbliherss gelsudYtuHsss
Jbiinu su trisben. Sirr5u fam, bnb
bsz Deuusu1asw psn GasSeIaadItutg
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gstraatansem eiues Ghemannes

Die tIeinen @ortommniie bes 2t'
bers. = 9ie 5ruu unO bie @lOoe.
- Die giferIu9t I'M gbeleben. =
9ie geipiHsnsfrass an ben p9iIo'
iOpben.
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sOoss-aawiarr.
enrb ON eamfins. ben 27. ofiOber 1917.
Barbara Wttrtens

qfb. Wteb.
geliebis Dcitir bon serb. Seiuri1 meertens, "
igrgm 50. qebensiubre Die 3eit Der beercb
eiina iptrb fphisr btfaTrt aeseten
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The Washington herald., 1917-11-05
INTOLERANCE FLAYED
BY BENZ. F. LINDAS
Declares War Is Bringing Nantes
tation in This Country.

That intolerance Is an active force
in modern civilization and does not
belong simply to the past was tho
contention of Benjamin f. Lindas, Of
the Peoples Church. in an address
before the Washington Secular League
at Pythian Temple yesterday after
noon.
Intolerance Is democracy's most in
sidious and unyielding foe" said the
speaker. I'm this country we have in
dividual. social, political. and religi-
Gus intolerance. 1t shows itself in
three ways-intolerance of race, creed.
and wealth. We will never attain
true solidarity until We break down
all the barriers created by intoler-
ance.p
While declaring his entire sympathy
with the war in which the Uaited
States is engaged and taking the
stand that a condition of war Is ab-
normal and requires some restrictions
and interference with freedom that
would not be proper under normal
conditions, the speaker held that in
some ways the spirit of intolerance
is manifesting itself.
He especially denounced the treat
ment of DR.. Herbert Bigelow, OF Ohio,
and held that the attempt to suppress
the expression of the views of minori-
ties was being carried too far. He
quoted President Wilson in favor of
patriotic criticism of public policies
and officials in time of war as well
as in tine Of peace.