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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-10-03

every girl In the cadets a chance to
become non-com. or lieutenant.
They are TO be chosen after a few
days Of drilling. so every girl is alert
aud marches with pep.
The uniforms have not as yet been
fully decided upon. but the plans are
Khaki norfolk suits. brown English
walking shoes. leather leggings and
Frenen caps.
Miss BoHlden. commander in chief
of the cadets. says: discipline ia
the main thing in making an army
and a soldier; that is what we girls
want to be-real soldiers-so we
must have discipline We are going
to parade on Liberty Loan day. and
be considered as real soldiers
Class Elections
The Seniors held a class meeting
and elected the following officers:
President. Everett Stephens; vice
president, Arlene Brown. secretary.
Alfred Little, treasurers, Ruth Rod
ney and Dean Worley.
At the Junior meeting for the cleo
ton OF officers the girls held a de-
cided majority AS a result only one
Junior girl holds an office for this
year. The officers elected are: Pres
dent. Kenneth ConkIin; vice presi-
dent. Wayne Teeters; treasurers,
Vera Simmons, Paul Hovgard.
At a meeting Of the Sophomore
class the following officers were
elected President, Frances Gala
han; vice president. Bessie Coulson:
Bernice Rogers; treasur-
BIS. Mildred Kinsey and Fred Flippo.
The Freshmen held meeting Sep
ember Z and the following officers
we're elected: President, Harold
Kaufman; vice president, Elizabeth
'ober; secretary, John Deane EngIe,
nd treasurers, Faith Noble and
christian Rugh. When the speeches
we're called for the president was
one Every one was disappointed
nd extremely sorry that he has
UGH a nervous disposition.
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bronchial Trouble

Mrs, A. E. Sidenberder, Rockfield.
Ind, states; For an attack of
bronchial trouble which usually as
sails me in the spring | find Cham
erlain's Cough Remedy the only thing
that gives me relief. After using It
for few days all signs bronchial
trouble disappears"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-10-03
Published Weekly by the ABILENE
High school

Editor in Chief Ruth Cutler
Associate Editors Dorothy Burn
ham. Harold Hoffman. Edwin But
terfeld Raymond Keller Gladys
Wallerstedt, Gretchen Rugh
Class Reporters-se Senior, Hazel
Roger. Junior, Paul Kraybill; Soph-
omore. Louise Forney Freshman,
Doris Pryor, Athletics, Ronald
Smith; Chapel, Ruth Rodney
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Saline County Sailor Dies

George Batdorff. a sailor aged 81.
died at Camp Perry, Great Lakes
training station. Saturday. Septem-
Der 28. He was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. A. Batdorff Of New Cambria
He was born there In 1887 and is
survived by his parents and a sister,
Mrs. Grin Baker of salina. The cause
of death is not known, but 1t is re-
ported that 1t was the result Of an
attack of Spanish influenza.
~ - N
Sergt. John w. Bradshaw ia here
from Fort Sam Houston. Tex, visit
ing his sister. Mrs. c. M. Harger. He
has been recommended for the signal
corps officers training camp.
IN IN vi
Stuart Laney, an Abilene boy. now
with Company II in France, was
wounded August %, according to a,
letter received by his parents. He
received seven shrapnel wounds and
was in the hospital at the time heI
wrote the letter. He is believed to
be the first casualty In the Abilene
His family have teIe-
graphed the war department for fur
ther information in regard to him.
Fa ~ -
G.. w. Rees has received word from
his brother, Jay Rees, telling of his
promotion to sergeant. Sergeant
Rees has been in France about ak
and taken part in several en-
gagements at the front
"a ~ n
Pvt Harry Kruger came up from
Fort Riley this afternoon.
~ ~ Fl
Sergts. r. E. Adelman, e. Brown,
'ayl and Corp. C, Jones were here
rom Funston.
III Fn H
Walter Meek, former teacher In
he Dickinson county high school, is
ow major in the national army
PA VI - G
lie is a chemist OF great ability and a
as been in Washington all summer d
'orking on gas bombs, a
Fa IN N fl
John Foltz of Company II is in a Ii
ospital in France with diphtheria v
1ord was received by his family a
trough a letter written by another
ember of the company to inform
lem of it. They believe he is in no ~
anger, though quite ill.,
N "a "a
Stuart Laney, who is with the J.,
,3rd infantry in France, writes to !,
s family of being wounded: Well =
am getting along fine now; was
Ounded on the afternoon of August !,
!; German 6-inch shell exploded =
thin seven feet of me; wounded as =.
llows: Left leg below knee, right =,
p, right leg, between hip and knee,
yht arm, between shoulder and ell ",
w, under right arm into right lung
d again in left shoulder. These ~
FUNDS are all shrapnel wounds from .
Q shell. am still in the hospital
d suppose / will be for some time.
n getting along fine. The doctors
d nurses could not be any better
me. DO not worry about me.
II get along all right and be out
a short time.
Laney's parents received
telegram from the war department
ting that their sons injuries were
/ serious or they would have re-
we'd word of it.
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Chapel Talks

The subject Of grades. in which
we are all interested. was fully ex-
planned by Mr.. Stacey in chapel In
this speech he told of requirements
that may not have been understood
heretofore.
The three plus student must show
an average attendance of 80 per cent,
show an evidence of successful prep
aration Of lessons, a willingness to
respond in class and make an aver
age test grade of rs per cent.
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WHAT rs HAPPENING IN "a
CAMP AND FIELD ~

~ WHAT rs HAPPENING IN "a
~ CAMP AND FIELD -
~ N N ~ IN m - N n ~
Lieutenant Mitchell was here from
Fort Riley visiting his family.
- - ~
Robert Mullln came home from
Lawrence. where he is attending
school,
A telegram received from the com
mander OF Roger Kyle's company.
states that he is out of the hospital
at the Great Lakes. He has been III
for two weeks
"a El E
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Marks OF South
Fourth street received a telegram
that their son. Dallas. is seriously III
with pneumonia al Syracuse, N "
Dallas Is in the United States serv-
ice and left here some time ago. Mr..
Marks left today for Syracuse TO
care for his son.
- ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James CARVE re-
ceiyed letter from their son, Lieut..
Hugh CARVE, who is with the lJ9th
aero squadron, France. He says
Things are going about the same a.5
usual, so far this week | have not
experienced anything out of the or
binary. We are on patrol, that Is
my plight, every day the weather
permits, is about four hours. and
then our work is through for the |
day. When on patrol we are sup
posed to keep hostile machines from |
crossing our lines. We never have
much trouble, as we outnumber the
German machines in this sector and
they usually scatter when they see
our machines coming. Now and then
a Photograph machine comes over
but they are alone and very high
Their place machines are mucn
slower than our machines, but have
the added protection OF a machine
gunner back of the pilot, making
them hard to attack The only place
one can attack is from underneath.
then the wings of his own machine
are in the road and the observer is
unable to shoot. We fly usually at
1900 or 10000 feet, heights which
are called high and low patrols in
our work When we are on AIerts
we have to stay on the airdrome or
where we can be found at a minutes |
notice. When a German machine is l
seen within our lines its approximate !
location is given and we then get Z
into our flying clothes and are off
Immediately, After flying in one
sector for time one soon learns
where every town lies and where pos
sible landing fields are in case OF mo-
tor trouble, which is very important !
In a billy country like this. "
II is seldom that we get more than v
about so hours out OF an engine In 2
he air without having to take II ont 9
md completely overhauling It,. so g
'ou can see one has to be always ON u
he lookout for motor trouble aud
rave a field spotted in case some,
hing goes wrong When one Is up 4
n the air about $4,000 feet If the p
lotor should stop one can glide from; K
0 to rs miles, depending upon m
neither the wind is in ones favor. 81
is possible to see the trenches from
5000 feet, but not plainly. Things
'ok about as they would three mries F'
stant on the ground One can see
lie smoke Of shells exploding about,
It that is all l saw an ammunition ga
imp explode which had been hit ir'
I long range shell. 1t was sun
'wn and was quite a sight, the fire
Duld fare up each time something th
yeral balloons explode, too Planes no
tack them with incendiary bullets
He
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-10-03

and they always explode so the OBJ
servers have to Jump.
There are times when things are
very exciting and you live years In
few minutes and others when 1t Is
Just the other way. ! heard an avi-
ator's life described as periods OF
sheer idleness. punctuated by mo-
ments of intense fear thought
that was pretty good. There is a lot
or luck connected with It and lot
of good judgment and cool headed
ness combined have noticed that
some of tho aviators are very super
stitious and II is amusing TO me.
There il one fellow who was worried
because he broke his mirror. He al
ways carries his good luck stone IN
his pocket and when a couple OF us
hid II for him the other day he near
Iy went wild until he found It. and
thought It a poor place for such fun.
especially as he was at the front and
an aviator.
N ~ N
Mayor Nichols has received a let
tor from Corp Geo w Yeadon from
Somewhere in France George was
former fireman here and enlisted
in Company II He says We are
in big place in France at this time.
You will know in go days how things
are going over here The days are
fine here and am having a good time
Tell Henry Engle and Jack Dobkins
hello, and all other friends
N Fl N
Samuel Lenhert son Of Simon
Lenhert. living south OF the city
who has been Ill with influenza at
Camp Dix. NJ J., Is recovering. ac-
cording to a telegram just received.
His father and his wife are with him.
He went from here to Camp Cody
last summer, thence to Camp Dix in
preparation for transportation over
seas
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BOOSTER BETTY RELIEVES

That Miss story should serve de
lightful refreshments" during the A
period.
That footprints on the sands OF
time" would look better than foot
prints on a freshman's coat-tail.
That there is "Rauch" in the
girls cadets
That the long and short of the
faculty can be sized up in two words.
That the second year Spanish class
will turn out to be cooks because Of
their location
That eight O'Clock comes pretty
early for our little freshmen.
That Mr.. Wheeler will look fine in
his new uniform-but watch for Mr..
Stacey.
That the only way the Sophomores
can get dates Is to have them guar
anteed.
That she would like to see our
Service flag hanging in the chapel
The Girls Cadets
The Girls Cadet Corps was or
ganized Thursday. September 10,
under the direction of Miss Boulder.
commander in chief Madeline
Rauch was appointed major of the
She has had six months
training at the Northwest
ern State Normal at Alva, Okla.
1t was discovered after the enroll
ment cards we're handed in that
about 1874 girls had enrolled. which
made 1t necessary to organize four
Four captains were APP
Julia Lucier, Company A;
Nay King Company B. Media Reese,
Company @; Clara Kuhn. Company
The on-commissioned officers
ind. lieutenants will be chosen be-
'ause of their interest, discipline and
Utility to command. This gives >,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-10-03

"corns Never Trouble Me. I Use 'CessIr"i
Why hump yourself up on the noor
and with your jaws set and eyes pop
ping from pain, Jerk and gougo
and cut your cornsq Why irritate your
toes with some salYe or wrap your toe
into q big painful bundle with some
sticky tape or plasterf Life IS too short.
Use "Gets-It'i-it takes q few seconds
to apply and there's no fussing. Corn
pains 90. Wear new shoes II you want
Peel of the corn with your fingers-the
whole thing. root and all, clear and
clean, and it's gonei Only "Gets-It"
can do this. Take no chances.
"Gets-It." the guaranteed, money
back corn-remover. the only sure
way. costs but a trifle at any drug store.
MID by =. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. III.
Sold in Abilene and recommends
as the worlds best corn remedy By
C. e. Northcrart & Co.. Druggists,
ABILENE, KANSAS
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HOoray for Banana
Peel "Gets-lf''

Only Real Way to Get Rid of COrns.
Which do you prefer - corn that
pulls or a corn that peelsf Butchery
or blessednessT Only "Gets-It" can get
rid OF your corn the peel-of way, tho
blessed way. You don't need q pull.
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m N ~ IN N - N n ~

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Marks OF South
Fourth street received a telegram
that their son. Dallas, is seriously III
with pneumonia at Syracuse. N "
Dallas Is in the United States sery-
ice and left here some time ago Mr.
Marks left today for Syracuse to
care for his son.
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Rsinsll eindru6
Wead)en 4rpbmugen ber
4etttiHen NIT Gifeniibe I
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Greacio bebeuteu biirfh.
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Gin Gders
war Der angebli9e Gorbfuab ON
Canning IN gouuestOtpn, o.

gpungst0Dn, g.. 18. madr3.
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Die in ibrem ssgeitreben na9 Der
@eItberrihaft idon ieit Inuger 3eit
nit Iiiiternen Aiaeu oirf SoIaitb ge.
blidt baben. Sos bolldn6ijte golt
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gh,peis
@erIanat grtiddbigiing BON EeiitfG
lamb fir perieuften 9urnpfer.

Bern afteitas 10. Wsdrs. Dir
ifrpeiser 9iegierimg bat cine Ssote on
ole 6eiltide Regieriuig geiaIl6t, IN
ipelher bie 4esnbIung eiiier gnfitJd.
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pierb .,SorhiHero- perlaigt tpiro.
gluBeroem iuiro eine eiil9ebenhe In.
.teriud)iing 6glrb bic beltihen 8e.
b0rben beSiielib Der lluitdnoe Der.
lnnat. uiiter lpeihen Der Oaulpfer
perjentt tutirbe.
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ro", Der BON Der idspei3er 8leeierrng
gehnrtereo tporoen mar, tpitroe am
26. 6ebrlar berienft. gr bate 5000
Somien g9ei6en ans ben 9ereiRigten
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prifrinttte erbitterimg IN berSdapeiB
mo bic ai,f Seitert Der qlIIiirteH ite.
benben Seitiingen forbertal, onB bic
Wronrntionet Der in Der Stipei3 le-
benben DeuHd,en nerriilGert per6en
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Na6 Sapan
ST. tpie Sotio melbet, gorIHafter
SaDib q. eSrancis untersDegs.
Birb auiamuren nit aHberen Grls
.Diplomaten in Soelll ers
tDurtet.

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nti6e Sotibafter in &uBlano, SaDio
VI, 5rancis, Der iapmrIiae 8otidat'
Ter Discount r6iba, iopie bic otplo.
matii6en @ertreter @nsIanos uno
Srantreid,s tuerDeu ori gtontag III
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bet, tpte bpn bort eemeloet pirb. Sic
befinbeu iia naa Sapau uuterpeSs.
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Mnsgemnftert
&3erben brei Der dIrIteH 5Fterpeidii.
H,eu 2anoTtiirrbS Samchlwe.

Mmfterbam Sonntng, III.
Mdrs. Sn einer @ieitsr Dcpaide On,
Ole .Boiliite 8eit,ug~ m Berlin
beikt es, oab Die stusuniRrmg bon
6rei Der dlteiteit 2naoltiirm-Atfge
ten, bic i'm 5iterrcibiid)ar &eere biz
men. iofort 5eginnen miro. gs 6an.
belt fid) nm Die ,sSrbrgGnge 1867,
1868 un0 1869. 9ie 2liisnniiterHHg
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aaifer mirhelm hpfft.

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MGra. Sd bege erobe Sofffnutg.
bab felbnaridoa BON S5inoenblrg
fiir ms einen p1nieer Steg auf Dem
mcitliden ariegsfbm,pIase erringen
tpiro". beikt es in elmer @otid,dft, oie
aniier 8tlbcIm on Ben Stnnoetug
bon porrr1fiern ionote, uie Der @erIi.
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