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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
Nie ssriebeusnnterbanb.
lnngen IN SreitsSitpbsf
abgebrpAen,
60 btbouptst Der 81. pstrs6urger
aorreIponbsni Der aOnbOnsr
.Eailq Rsps-.

eonbpu, 2. Sanunr. - Ginsr
8epeihs bon BEN St. petsrsburesr
aOrrdponbentsE Der .DniIp gsps-
5ufclet. bic IN siHsr fpitsn aussdbe
trf9isnsn IN. Finb bic Griebensunisr-
banolnHssn in greIt.2itODsi bon Der
DuIi4eipisi . gttsifrunc atgsbro&en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

ooi ii& nirssnbs stiDds BON srOberer
Bsbsutrng ertignet
Dp@ finb an ben msiiten Mbi&nitseu
bss 0spt fOrtDdbrsnb eriunbi.
enapS Gperaionen unb 90.
trof Hknssfs9is TN Ganss.
Die ceiterrsi4er ber:9teu. bab fit ben
BriideHtopf bon 3suion i&on dm
az DECEMBER aufssset<n bittsu.

Berlin. 2. Sanuar. aus Dsr dm
Waittpo4 bon Der oberiten 9eenslti,
iuns srlaHtneu offi3kIlsn gstannts
usn&uns III sriihtli4. bab, abssIehen
BON beftisen 4rtiiIerntdmpfen On psrs
i6iebensn puniten on Der franS6Fi4s
btigii&en unb Der itdlienifdtH Gront
I'm auesnblid ipenis attipitdt auf he
genf einem xTil bes Hritssi4du'
piatss berrfA. Die 9eionntmuHuns
Inuist ME foIst:
.DsRlime 1ront. Mrmeesrupp< bes
Rronprin5en Rnppreat: Die aitipitdt
btr MriilIeris bat an perefn5elten Hb,
fdnititn tn sy.anbru Susencinmsri.
gl5rbli9 unb Tiibiid bon Gems boben
bic ariillerissefente seitpeifs sur llns
tsritiibnns trfolsrsiGsr Crumbs
guugs Dpernfionen 5usencmmen.
8pfHen arrns unb ct. Quentin
ipurbe bas sgeuer 5eitipeiie Elm fshr
bsftiyes. Die 3nbl Der Britsu. bic m
ben kitten 9agsn fiibIidh bon Wars
ering. an Der Gambrai SJront. bon
iins sefansen geuOmmsn purbe, III auf
500 gsifiegen.
.Armeesruppe bes beutf4en arcH'
prinjsn: R5rbIih bon s,rosnsB unb
anf kiben Gsifen bon Crnes bai bic
efitiuiidt Der Mrtilsris sussnommen.
Griunbigungs5iise an berfhiebnsn
s1uniitn battsu bic gtfnnaeunnbms ei.
rsr ansdbI fraHa5Fi&<r GolSutsu CUR
lycfas.
.Dehlihe nnb Wa,eooniite Front:
MuF bsm Mfinap pIniedn uHb IN Der
e'sdsnb bes Ncnie 9omba bat bic
shdiiuiefi ber sErtiIIsris seiinsffe sns
geHommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

Dprben pegen beg gerbnltens Der
Seutfden NIT gsaus nuf Yolsn uno
Eitnuen uno les BerIangens bes
Geinbes. bab In 9ibau, Riga uno ans
beren Orten 5is auf Deiteres beutTH
garniIcnsn rerblsiben iolIen.
Gus Der 9epeI9e bss 2orreTpons
benten Der .Dnilp Rstus- 1T ni6t tlar
gu eriehen, mann bic gibung Itattgss
fiWben BAT, IN ipsl9er bic llnterbnub1
lufgen ubeebroden iporben isin fOls
len, unb es In m5slib, bab bas ges
rii4t auf .inen angeblifen G6bru9
Der lintrbdnblunesn Dor mebrersn
sosen gsus bl., mann bi. aonfsrsns
| Ii4 periaste.
sd BIN i'm geiis priDat.r unb su,
perIdfistr ssnformaiion nit ge5ug
auf ben M6bru9 ter syriebsnsuntsr,
baabfungsn, bic bic gbrli6teit Der
a6fidten Der golitepiti iibsr ieben
3Dsifef stablirt.n'. fnst Der aorr.s
iponbsni. bsiTen 9epefh. pom Sienss
tag batirf 1T. .Tfe TtittelmGfts sas
ben cine msbr Detni[irte grfl1run5
ihrr gsbiuguns:n ab. aus bensn 5u
.ntnebmsn III, bnb ibrsr 4uii4t nab
polen, 2itnuen, aurlanb etc. bersits
cine gntIasibuna ii6er ibre 3utunft
getroffen hn6en. Sic bnIirten ihre
fSorberungsH fsrner oui BIZ. bon Der
Ukraine nbqsaebsne grilGrung, bob Iis
ieine Observation-Disclosures aners
stHnen tperbe, 6ei bsnen iis ni9t Tsl6It
uffi3iea reprdfenttrt III. sic psrluu4.
ten. bab ibnen usifattst perbe. in Ri
: "a. qi6ou uno an anbersn frnte1iI6en
punftsn gorniTcnen 3u untertnltsn.
Die ruflifhe Delegation. Die un'
biberrufli6e Sniiruttirnsn BON ben
8olfdepiti.geb6rSen .rboItsn bate,
nabm Elm. unpsrf0bnlids Saltung
Elm. Gie mo6is asltsnb. bob S:lDit'
bsIitmmuno unmOsfi6 fsi. Iolanss b:r
lsbts eeutI6e SoIbnt bas annb ntft
perloFen bot. sic forberten ferner bic
DsutI6.n bsrous. inbem lie frugsn,
nos re su tbun bsabiidtissnn. sic
frugen, ob fs tsabfi6tigten, Ct. Pes
isrsburs su ne6msn unb 100000
bungernbs Wsniden su erndhrsn,
uber rb fie periudsn MOLTEN, elm repos
luiioind,s annb su suiruoifnen, IN
BEN isbsr @rbsitsr Gin Gstpehr beliBs.
Sic frussn ou6, mos Die Seuti1en
gu ibrsr sismsn 9emotratis fossn
mirten, bic Dor Elm panr WooteHn
aseen bi. bsabFftigts auHerion bon
gulen unb aitnusn proteiiirteH. Sic
ertldrtsn iihsrrnfdt gu Iein, baB Islbit
prsubiI6e Sumter eins Iol9e aabnhett
baben t6Hnten.
Die Geutifen erfufter um 9eit
itir GrfDdguHg Der gngeIegcrbcit unO
baten, Sob bieie gboie Der lutcrbano.
lung nidt bcfonnt serlnht per6en
icIle. Die Ruiien Iicben iih nift Bar.
auf elm uro DerIieben greIt.9itopst.
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1915, as required 5y the Act Of )cto-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
Metter. 0erid)t.

GarObiO: S66nss, anbaIteub
taItes Wetter am DOnnsriiag. 2lm
Grsitag tribes, ipdrmeres Netter;
iDnbri4sinli4 S9nesfaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
True translation fled with The Post
master at Cincinnati on January 2.
1918. as required BY the Act Of octo-
Der Sch, 1877.
Gin dbermaIigsr gtrfu4.
bic piabs treuJeH
ptreiteft

Gin dbermaItget ytrfu4. .
bic piobs an treuseH
psreitelt
Rs m, 2. Sanunr. Dos Griegss
miniftsrium iiinbigte ON Wittipo4
an, bob ein nbermalieer DeriuH bes
Jeinbss, iiber bic piaps ju sebsu. Don
ben StaIienern sreiisIt porben Tel.
llnsefdbr 5ehn Jabrssuss, bic nit
fsinbli1m9rupptn btisbt pnrsn. ipurs
ben Bel Jnttitabura. mo bic auusnng
reria4t fuurbt, suriifgstrieben.
8ritiihe patrouilien bnben ipitbers
toIt ftinbIi6e 8orpoiten NIT anisbnIi'
dem grfOls onsesriffsn. Die gstannts
Ha9uns lauiet ME fcIst;
.Gs fnnbtn bic iiblidxn 4riineris.
seft4is Raii. Stalisnii4s unb snsliiae
8aiterisn bradisn Spsi fsinblife
Muniiionsbspsts in aoHiieon unb
fiibli9 Don goneslinno gum grplObis
rsn. Britiifxp patrorilIsn eriTfsn ieinbs
Iidt 0orpofen an, fiisitn BEN Gsinbe
gerluits 81 unb madtsn Gsfansene.
.ilnsefSbr aebn nit aruppsn bes
fsbte Gabr5sust. bic Deriudt.n. fi9
Dem redtsn piapeslIfn bei Jnteita.
bura au ndtsrn, ipurbtn pon uHIerem
Geusr ansein1nbsr sstrkkn.
.Npiatilsr unb briiiI1e Baiierisn
i4oiIsn brei fsiublids gIusssuss ab.
3pei onbsrs itiir5ien aIs Gols. bon
Rdmpfsn, bic fis in b.r Cuff nit ita,
Iisniffsn unb frnns5FjGen auistiisrn
beitanbsn, .ab. WSbrsrb Der Ra6i
pdrfsn feinblids Tlisesr siniss Boms
Zen ouf Wsiire unb arsDifp nb. es;
ipurbs Rismanb psrisst unb sS iDurbe
ouh tein Gdoben nn9eii6iet. Jsfnbs
Iifk glisgsr btiesten duh gaHano nit
gombsn, no cine perfDn sst0bisi unb
siinf psripunbet nurbsn. Der angeri4~
tete Ghoben mar uEbsosutsnb.
1lnisN Mpintifsr btieaisn fsinolifr
sylisosrTossr bei Gatomira tnb Mbins
no nit pombtn unb berurfahieu gros
Be Geusr. Gin itolkniIAss aufifdiff
b1t in ipiriinmer Wsift ben BabnboF
BON 81. Giino be aipersn. po Srups
penbepegunssn i'm ganes fparer. ME
aud F.inblids aaf,rntn nit 9Omsea
teIest.
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nester at Cincinnati ON January 2.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

auf bos Diflide ufsr ber piube suriid.
gs5ossn. Der Getnb msrtte Bis gum
Ulontag ni4ts Don bisisr Rdumuug.
gr bate Elm ununterbro9snes 5euer
BON Grtinerie uno Minsuperfsrn bis
gu bieiem Sose nuf bi: 6slbtDerts ee.
rt9tst, bic mir aufssssben batkn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

True translation filed with ths Post
master at Cincinnati on January 2,
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

1918, ~ required by ths Act Of oeto-
Der 9th. iei1.
gon Der britif9sn Groni
!. In GInuberu uub Granb
rti9.
2sHbon, 2. Jdnuar. Jn Der lsts
ten NdHt purbtn BON ben osutit<n
zruppsn mtbrers lleberfdIe auf biz
britiIden poiitionen on Der bsleii4en
unb Der arras Grpnt utmadt. Jn Der
Offi5islIsn Hsianntmo y ns, oi, Dsbs
rerib bes 1dsss BON Hriegsminiiies
RUM stlaisn ipurte, bsiBi %, bab alIs
efnsrifft abSeidIogen purbsn. Die
Beiarntma4ung Iautet ME icist:
slIu!er bsn S4ub siHsS befiistn
@omborbsmsnts perIuften etitsrn
Mbenb brti feinbiiht 9rnppenobtDeis
lunssn unfers poiitionsn in Der Rnds
bnrfduft Don glsrirourt, fii55RIi1
RON 2sus ju iiberfa[sn. Die fsinhIis
den MbibtiIungsn purbsn bur1 unier
4rsi!Isrtisuer bssorsaniiirt unb ss
ssinng ibnen nihi. unfere grGbsn su
errtinsn. sic ipurbsn bonn in ,glo
Mdns Qonba BON unIeren Yd.rouiIIsn
aflssgriffsn, bic ibnsn brls Nerlujte
sufigten unb sinise GsFdnssns mad.
ten.
; .Au3 onbew uebtrfdas, biz ber
6sinb lpSbrenb Der Raht Iiiblih bon
Qsns Sci btr MnbStk 70. in Der glah<
bnrfhafi Der Msnin 9nnbIrabe unb
nSrbIib BON pasl6snbneIs bsriafts.
ipuyben ale 1bssIn.ngen. E5ir mahten
In bieftn gsfehien usbrere gtfanssne.
True franslafiou filed with the Post
master AZ Cincinnati on January 2,
1919. ~ required by the Act Of Oeto.
bar 9Th. 1917
Trdus5fif9s 9riessua d.
ri@ttu
paris, g. Januar. Gs@s beutfte
1lpgjeast iDurbsn ON 1itnitna pou
ben 8rnnsoien aubsr 2ittion ssiebt,
iuk am NittnOa pifi3:sa angsiiinbiet
ipurbs. 2lrtiIIsrisstfs9ts fankn an
psrfAiebsnsn g}uHtttn tsr Gront itott.
q iinb abr ttint srSbersn Snfontts
ritgsfehis gsmslbst iuoresu. Die Be
fanntnsn9ung loliss ME fclst:
.gln KrltiebsHtn SbeiItn btr 5ront
f1nhsn seitlpsiIs 2lrtillsripsfs4it
iiasi. N6rblih bon Gpurttrsn filbrttn
mir tinsn srfolersihsn angriff aus,
bon BEN ipEr GsFang.ns juridbraAs
-. &ubil& bon Gssssnp Idansa pas |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on January 2,
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
her 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 2,
1918, as required by tine Act Of octo-
her 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

True TRANSLATION filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on January 2,
1918. AZ required BY the Act Of oeto-
ber 9th, 1917.
Die bentfdjen Griebens'
beDingttngen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

Trne TRANSLATION Sled with N. Post
master at Cincinnati on January 2
1915, as required by the Act Of octo-
TOR Gth 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

Trus translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 3,
lels. - required by the Act Of octo-
ber Oh, 1877.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

Trus transiation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 9,
1917. a. required by. the Ast Of octo-
her 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January g,
1915, as required ~ the Act Of )eto-
Der eth. 1917.
Evening star., 1918-07-21

3s-inch coIored Novelty Voiles, in the
newest and most fashionable designs. The
and dainty pastel colored grounds. Also
36-inch Satin Stripe Yoiles.
white grounds with handsome IN
colored satin stripe. Worth 5sc cOSC
3s-inch coIored French Organdy, ex-
ira fine sheer quality, of cobwebby fine
ness and beautiful texture. Ina a IN
complete assortment of wanted OyC
shades. worth 75c yard.
GoldenberS's-Ffrst Floor.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
75c Bed Pillows,
Special at soc

S Bed Pillows, covered with heavy
weight art ticking; filled with ster-
liked curled feathers. Good gem
erous size.
Goldenbszy's-Feurth Floor.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
Soc and SOC CretOnnes
at Z0c Yard

Mil lengths Of fine grade Wash
able Cretonnes. many pieces alike
and suitable for furniture slip COW
ers, comforts, cushions. couch COW
ers, curtains. shoe, laundry and sew
Ing bags. Light and dark colorings.
In figured, satripo and bird designs.
Lengths from to 10 yards.
First YIem-1ssxain 1abls.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
Sale of Notions

Skirt or Pants Hangers,
practical style; well 6r
made cushion ends. -. ~
Hair Pins, tortoise shell
finish; one dozen in 6r
box: small size; box. ~
Elastic, mercerized cable
garter. web, in black. white
and colors. Three @.
quarter yard lengths. -
Sewing Machine OIL.
good quality; will not a.
gum; bottle le-.......... ~
Evening star., 1918-07-21
soc Mercerized
Table Damask.
6OC Yard

el-inch Fine Quality Mercerixed
Table Damask. highly mercerised.
with rich satin finish that lauhders
perfectly. Shown in a variety Of
neat pretty patterns.
1878 Mercerixed Damask Table
Napkins. neatly hemmed; assorted
patterns to each dozen. For home
Se Se,sai safe use worth sl'so $t.39
aoldenbery's-Fifst Floor.
Evening star., 1918-07-21

Darning Cotton, white or
black: good quality. hc
THREE spools. for.
shoe Lacers, fast black:
mohair finish: 4, 5 and 6
quarter lengt t hs
THREE pairs In q fSe
Oun0ie .........s.
Collar Buttons one-ptece
composition; one dozen 3c
on card
Thimbles, fine nickel 1r
finish: all sizes. 1880.
VI aeldenberY's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
4O-Inch
Georgette Crepe
at S1.63 Yard

The demand IL greater than ever
this season for 0eorgettea crepe
for handsome transparentsbl blouses,
quality, with exceptionally beautiful
finish. shown In . complete asscrt-
ment OF the most popular shades.
Including white and black.
Lace Dspartnsnt--Ffrss YIeor.
Evening star., 1918-07-21

Women's SanitaE1|
Elastic Belts.
Velvet Grip Hose
porters, Infants sixet
with rubbef. buttona
FAIR r............ss
Tintex, a high-claS
for silks and delicate
RIGS. All colors. Pad
1Oc and 2Sc.
Corona Snap FAgt
the standard grade:
all sizes: black and
white. Card. .....,
Evening star., 1918-07-21

35-inch Tan Rough Pongee, sup
high-grade silk and cotton quality
has the mster and appearance of tn
silk pongee. Very popular this a
season for women's suits, dresses 70
and waists. Worth $50 yard.
36 and 40 inch Printed VoiIes,
grounds with neat colored stripes, cI
figures, floral designs and stylish
ham plaids. Extra fine sheer
quality. In a large assortment n
of wanted colors. Worth S5c u
and 39c yard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star., 1918-07-21
69c Plain COlOred VOik
~ Inches Wide-Toneorrouu at
40Ca Yard

With the present immense popularity of Plain Color Voes for
frocs this sale most important Beautiful finished quality
of fine selected combed
exquisite evening shades including the delicate pastel
wanted street shades and black.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
5000 Blankets and
Comforts at $4.05 Each

Double-bed size Woolnap Blankets.
in white or gray. with fancy borders;
have the appearance of wool
blankets. Also comforts, filled with
white cotton, scroll stitched quilting.
covered with soft finish cretonnes.
satines and printed cambr1cs. Buy
your supply now at great savings.
0sldsnbsey's-FsurtA Tloee.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
SOC and SOC Turkish Towels
Dainty Summer
Ribbons Low Priced

Every summertime need is pro-
vided for in this Ribbon Sale at
prices that mean worthwhile saw
fngs. Sashes: Girdles and other
bows tied FREE of charge.
Ribbons, including moires. self
fancies and satins; five AE
Inches wide. All light. and 1C
dark shades. Worth SOC I'd.
eoldsnbsex,s-Fiz1t Floor,
Evening star., 1918-07-21
$3.50 Summer Curtains
at $l.88 Pair

Cool and effective looking Summer
Curtains. snowflake and cord effects.
cream color grounds with green.
blue. tan and brown stripes. Full
length, 40 inches wide. Finished
with tassels. For door or window
drapery.
G,oldanhars,s-fourxh I1oor.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
Sc and $3.50 Georgette Crepe
Hats, Special at $3.95

Included are the popular Georgette
Crepe Hats. in white, pink and navy
blue, in the newest shapes; also
Black Hats in lovely transparent eff
fects; Natural Milan Color Hats and
Satin Hats, in white, pink and navy
blue.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
Slip Covers Made to Order, $l7.95
For 5-Piece Furniture Suites

make furnish
furniture slip this lov
selected from 100
Workmanship fully
ali pieces full size s,Ea saenI 80 t5 n
! i i aoaab Fourth f1cr. Isa Jaes
Evening star., 1918-07-21
3oc Sofa Cushions
at 20c

Sofa Cushions. size 1sx1s inches:
covered with dne white eambric,
filled with soft nuffy silk floss.
Goldsnbsfg 'sA-Fsurth Floir.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
At.39c

&AAAA 0A SAAS =
Turkish Towels, assorted
colors; hemmed and un-
hemmed ends; extra fine
close woven grades, for
bath or face use. Vari-
Gus sizes.
Full BIeached Turkish
Towels. In all white, also blue
striped borders; absorbent.
quick drying kind. To-
Worth Csc each. 49,. SC
3 Hen,lned Huck Towels.
neat, fast color red bcrd-
ers: generous size, f0N.
for hand or tea ZyZC
towels. Worth 16c
each .............
Heavyweight D oubIe
Thread Turkish Towels. full
bleached; neat red or blue
borders. Size 22x44 inches. A
chance to replenish
your towel needs at ~
big savings. Worth 49C
Sec each ...........
Full Bleached Turkfsh
Towels, In all white, also blue
borders and blue ~
stripes. Worth $50 ZyC
each ..s............
Turkish RuSA heavy, hne,
sclose-wpven gra d o,
In pink or blue COM m
binations. worth $50 OyC
eoldsnbsrs's-First Floor-Eishtk
y Street Side.
Evening star., 1918-07-21
Silver Thirnbles
at lZc

Sterling Silver Thimbles. for wom-
en- and Misses. good quality; well
made.
Jsvslsy Dspt.-Tirss Xlssr.i
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-04-18
HORSE KILLED WHEN
1T RAN INTO CAR.
Run For Home Proved Fatal For
One Animal.

A horse, belonging to the county
and used at the county farm, was
killed last evening when 1t ran into
Harding's jitney on North Buckeye.
The animal was tied down town and
becoming tired of standing, it broke
loose and started on a run for its
home at the orphanage.
A man driving Harding's jitney
south on Buckeye saw the animal
coming directly towards him. He
stopped his car at Fifth street but
the horse continued to dash towards
the car. The horse attempted to
stop when it was a few yards from
the car, slipped and fell forwards.
Its head struck the crank of the car.
The horses neck was broken and its
forehead crushed. The animal died
almost instantly
There we're three lady passengers
n the jitney but none was injured.
A derrick at the new high school
grounds was used to take the horse
way The buggy which the horse
vas pulling was overturned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-04-18
JUDGE o. L. MOORE INJURED
Struck BY Harding's Jitney at Second
Street.

Judge o. L. Moore OF Topeka was
injured at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon when he was sruck by Jay
Harding's jitney. Mr.. Moore was
crossing the street from the Citizens
bank and lodged enc car only to be
struck by another. He was thrown
to the pavement and the wheel of
the jitney passed over his foot. The
heel was torn from his shoe and the
sole broken. His foot was injured
severely but luckily no bones were
broken.
Mr.. Moore was taken to physi-
clan. He was then taken to the
home OF relative where Mrs. Moore
Is i'll with pneumonia.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-04-18
MRS. ELIZABETH HOFFMAN,
OLD SETTLER, DEAD.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, wife of
Chris Hoffman, died early yesterday
morning at the home near New
Baesel afer a lingering illness, She
is survived by husband and several
children. The Hoffmans are old set
tiers in the New Basel neighborhood
and are well known in this county.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from the
New Basel church and burial in the
adjoining cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-04-18
SHOW PATRIOTISM.
Red Cross Sale Brought i'm Big Pro-
ceeds for Red Cross.

Editor Reflector: Tho ladies of Abb
lene and community are working
very earnestly in Red Cross work,
was recently in Almena, town of
less than 1000 people in Norton
county. The ladies had a Red Cross
sale drive and succeeded in interest
ing many of the farmers in that COM
munity The farmers arranged cat
tie pens on both sides of the business
street of the town and thoroughbred
cattle, hogs. sheep, goats, turkeys,
chickens, ducks, etc, were placed in
them. 1t looked like a county fair.
In an empty store building there was
on display everything one could
think of, seed corn, field seeds of all
kinds, furniture, stoves, clothing,
canned fruit and vegetables, all do
mated They had auctioneers from
all over the northwestern Kansas ter
ritory. The sale lasted practically
all afternoon. Purchasers donated
the proceeds back to the Red Cross
to the extent of sales, and the pro-
ceeds ran over $4,000. Many arti-
cles were not sold and they will have
those for another sale in the future.
The Almena community is largely
made up of German people and it
certainly was an inspiration to the
people of the community. This is
Just one of the many not so large
drives in this section of Kansas
]. p. Brilliant.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-04-18
A "Home Coming" Affair.

The approaching state Sunday
School Convention at Hutchinson,
May z, 8, 9, is announced as Home
Coming" event Sunday School Gel
ebrities formerly of Kansas" have
been solicited from ends of the earth
resulting in a program of unusual
attractiveness. John L. Alexander
and Prof. L. H. Beeler of Chicago,
Mrs. Jean E. Hobart of St. Paul, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hutton of Des
Moines, with such men as President
D. w. Kurtz, President F. Scott, and
other Kansas speakers take conspic-
uous part. Three divisional
schools" will operate throughout
the three afternoons.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-04-18
o. r.. PHILLIPS RESIGNED
FROM ABILENA SALES co.

o. r. Phillips, manager of the
Abilena Sales Company for the past
five years, has resigned his position
owing to illness Under the manage
ment of Mr. Phillips the company
has greatly increased its business
and is now known all over the world
He has made here host of friends
during his five years with the COM
pany and his fellow officers will
miss him greatly. Mr. Phillips
has not made any plans for his flu
ture business.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-04-18
GRANT TOWNSHIP FIXING
ROAD AT RIVER BRIDGE.

Bruce Clingan, road overseer. is
busy fixing the river road at the
Buckeye bridge. The roadbed is be-
ing made much wider and new
gravel hauled to put it in frst-class
condition. The gravel roads in Grant
township are credit to the men in
strumental in building them and it
is expected that in the near future
many more miles Of gravel roads
will he put in. Other parts OF the
county should get busy and put in
gravel roads
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-04-18
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donation of twenty dollars was
received from Mrs. A. b. Seelye the
past week, for Red Cross work,
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That the Abilene Red Coss chapter
is growing is shown by the following
report of the organizing committee:
an auxiliary formed at Sunnyside,
Garfield ownship, Mrs. J. c. Seat0B.
chairman, Mrs. s. Goldsmith, assist
ant chairman, Mrs. II e. Cormack,
secretary and treasurer; an auxiliary
formed at Pennington district, fifty
FIVE members, Mrs. Mullin, chairman,
Mrs. Kyle, secretary and treasurer.
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Persons taking yarn for Red Cross
knitting must return finished articles
to headquarters within thirty days,
by order of Mrs c. G. Schiveley,
chairman of knitting committee.
New white aprons for gauze work.
Hrs have arrived and are for sale at
the Surgical Dressings rooms, for
he small price of seventy-fve cents.
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Red Cross shipments for the past
week are as follows gauze work, $50
knitted garments, IS
'weaters, 80 pairs wristlets, 20 pairs
locks, 4 helmets; Refugee garments:
miscellaneous articles, Z dresses
or children, infants layettes, 10
blouse suits for boys, % wash cloths.
70 infants hoods, 40 chemises, SIS
,etticoats. 100 pairs drawers
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1918-04-18
The Pneumonia season.

The cold, damp weather of March
seems to be the most favorable for
the pneumonia germ. Now is the
time to be careful. Pneumonia Of
ten results from a cold. The quicker
a cold is gotten rid of the less the
danger. AS soon as the first indi-
cation OF a cold appears take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. AS to tia
value OF this preparation, ask any
s,ne who has used 1t.