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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05

Para terminar, me es muy grato
conslgnar EN- Ell presente inforrne mi
mas expressive voto de gracia al Homo
rable Gobernador de PGerto Rico y Je-
fes de los distintOs DepartamentOs del
Gobierno Insular, por' los auxilios que
les han dispensadQsa mis- gestiones, y
por la conianza DIE les he merecido:
el testimonio de nj mayor considera-
c1on gratitud, aS~los sefiores Arturo
Lluberas, que durante cuatro amos pro
ximamente desempeiio honrada sa
biamente las, funciones de Presidente
de este Honorable Concejo Municipal,
al igual que Benigno Rodriguez Pie
tri, Ricardo Rodriguez, Rodolfo Pas
cual, Enrique Torres y Luis E. Lugo,
que integran ell ,mismo, todos los que
han actuado con ell Alcalde informan-
te, dentro de la mayor cordialidad, iden
tifcacion y solidaridad en- sus relacio-
mes ofciales, asi como para los demas
funcionarios empleados municipales,
por su collaboration.
Y para mi buen noble pueblo, to-
dos mis- afectos.
Me retirare de este puesto, como
vine, muy alto el pensamiento, muy al
to Ell corazon, y hacienda votos, poi
el mayor bien y ell mayor progreso de
Guayanilla.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
Suscribase a Ell MUNDO.
Ell TEMPO

Ahorre su tempo y esfuerzo mental
errores. Haga todos sus calculos en- la
calculadora MONROE que multiplied
y divide con la misma facilidad que
suma resta. Dos maquinas en- una. La
MONROE no Sc parece ninguna otra
calculadora: es mejor que cualquier otra
Sc maneja con mas facilidad. Garap-
zada por mucho tempo.
ROMEU g. CO
Tetuan 1, altos Box 100 Tel. BOB
San Juan. p. R. .Advt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-23
The Daintiest of
Handkerchiefs

Especially imported for US from Ireland and France
Pure Linen Handkerchefs, hand embroidered
25c, SOC and o o 200.
Madeira Handkerchiefs 25c so each
Coored bordered Handkerchief 25c and soc.
Handkerchiers boxes Of three, specially priced
at SOC, 75c, 90 and 300 per box.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-23
Gifts
Silk Stockings
Useful, Acceptable Gifts

PURE DYE SILK STOCKINGS With loo. instep 4ss
per pair.
ITALIAN SILK STOCKINGS $50 and 3-es
PURE DYE SILK STOCKINGS, French checked, Se5
pair.
KAYSERS, ONYX, B. K. and special brand
of Silk Hose, q per pair.
so pair, three for 100
800 per pair, three for $50.
$50 per pair, three for 1890.
3-95 per pair, three for II 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-23

In variety of pretty shades and combination
Plain Scarfs, sos to 8.75.
Scarfs with belts and pockets, 11.50 to 1875.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
women THINKING
FOR THEMSELVES
Russell for Mayor Club
Worker Makes Observation

Politically speaking women are do
ing their own thinking, according to
Mr., {. \. White. who is organizing
a Russell for Mayor" club among
women here. Mrs. White established
headquarters yesterday morning a,
Republican campaign headquarteT.
l0l West Main street
Practically every woman | have
talked to, whether democrat or re.
publican. is steering her own political
course. without consideration for the
party inclinations of her husband y
said Mrs. Russell this morning. 1T
is indeed gratifying TO note the inter
ct women are ,aking in the baftot.
They arc not taking ano'hers word
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

Although the price is moderate enthusiasm regardir
their style and Beauty bound to be aroused once they
They made of that yeoman of materials Heahe
bloom fabric that amousy at the time posses
ing much Of the geam and glster of silk Plain coors
radiant changeabe effects, in green, blue plum gray
black An interesting feature fourteennch silk floun
which is shred accordion peated you choose They
fashioned after the manner of the Silhouette 1895
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
THREE REASONS
FOR BOLSHEv|SM
IN HUN EMPIRE
Hunger, IdIeneSS and Delay
Of Peace, Cause,
BY G.. S. Adam.

uondon Time. cable Copyright 1912, By
tho Puhlio Ledger company
PARIS. March I4.-The center OF
general interest IN the peace CON
ference has shifted from Paris to Der
lin This is partly owing TO the at
temp, oi the Germans 70 drive .
bargain over the surrender OF the
merchant marine 20 which they have
already agreed and partly owing 20
report, which reached Paris a. 10 the
general condition ot Germany Whlr
Inc cncmy may be attempting to a
certain extent 80 use the bogey oi
lul hc,ism IN ofdcr 80 screw out bet
fer terms from the allies there would
.rcm in be but little doubt that the
rrr,rnt communist movement does ~
deed very closely resemble that oi
hu'.hcgsm and has the same end no
view. namely 'hc complete dc,lfu,
i.r of frr rfr.rul social regime n
r.dcr =, rebuild world M which
,H, grlc'ara' MAY be- ONO Dictator.
There arc also many indications mat
much ui 'rr money which IS being
,pem laY,hly IN Paris has a real
pl.r'Ital faith and II alone actively
prcl.hc, itS creed
The argument put forward At spar
,.,an meetings /, briefly that the
lower classes ~ Prussia, having wait
cd ln VAIN for the arrival Of food sup
Mic, from the west. talked perhaps
a v.IIly Of Joining forces with the Rus
san hul,hcyi,tS and helping them
selye, tn food IN plundeflng through
Dut Europe
What resistance to the bolNhcvlsi
advance from the cast would he
g.en hy ,h~ German troops Is prob
lcmaticai. for icw German regiments
could he counted upon 10 resl', the
bol,hcvsi, II ~ the interior Of Ter
many they felt that Spar,aci'm was
gaining the upper hand. In other
words. like most armies, It VIII 60
with the popular will
There would appear 10 be three
man reasons for the success OBJ
tanned b. the SpartacanS up 10 the
present The scarcity ot food and
coal unemployment owing 10 lack
oi raw material and the delay IN the
conclusion Of peace Working along
the lines indicated by these problems
is tremendous propaganda activity
which seeks every opportunity OF en-
courasAg resolu,ion through the
press, by pamphlets and by political
meetings winch are all the more pop
ular with the poor, because there, al
any rate, they are certain of finding
some degree OF bodily warmth The
lack Of employment moreover, No,
only gives the people time TO talk
from dawn until night abou, politics.
bu, i, also provides the Spartaean'
with flying battalion, OF discomfort
which indeed they used in iomen,ing
che recent disturbances in Baden.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

'omcihng jou'rc krep.ng from me-
What s ~ hh.t' with suppressed
2foan as ,bc '.w me }r'iov paper m
wy father, bands
! expected her 10 drop where she
,'upd bon .he 3, made of ,tcruer stuff
'Rlomd s dead" ,hr sad solemn
lH, and ,l,rr went through me At
'le word while behind me ! heard
ta'e ,ohbIng uno9nlfollally
Md then my father threw an arm
around brr %, hc exclaimed with more
excitement than / had ever seen hlm
bs'fay
"Rioh,d r EOI dead This cable
gram 3, from him.
q npUrglI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

perfectly
satisfaction. New models or sale tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
MSQlOGe1'
,Ht1Sbd1\Q
Why Madge Suoyc 10 Safeguard
Mother Graham When the Off
cial Telegram Came 10 Them.
HNoIo Cs1fYISOY1

cial Telegram Came to Them
7 THINK every drop oi blood lclt my
iace and raced back 10 my heart a'
my eye, icll upon the uniformed
telegraph boy turning m Al my gate
II va, sub conscious grip ,ill !
bad upon my baby. for a. that moment
! forgot hm and everything else save
the terrifying conviction that ncws Of
Dl,ky the most awful new, oi Ill
was coming to me bad heard So
much u those appalling messages.
known ol their coming ~ q number
Of doors which ! knew, that there vIs
room Tor ~ other thought ~ my mnl
but that the envelope IN lhe bo5
hand would bring me the urR, ot m,
husband, death
Then through the wave, oi despair
that seemed +, be- closing D,sr mc th'
remembrance pt hi, mothers rlnil
ton came IKE ClarYu Dall 10 my
sense of du'y She must hc protect
cd from shock ay iar e, possible /
laid the baby ~ M, carriage near her
compelled my face - ,imi'nc,' as
she opened her eye.
81 am going doyurl.. .r few
moments mother ! said u q matte.
oi fact manner 81 think 'nr h,hy vI''
be al figh, while I'm gone RING 'hc
bell ior me II he gets troIu'r.Umr' %
She sat up and drew the carriage
toward her, while her ts.c lgh'c!
with the ldolatfou' affection she he
slows upon her son, tirN born
"Bc', his pc,,uS baby heart" she
cfooned with the baby talk which 81
ways seems 80 nc0ugr0u, coming
from her primly set lip' Him could
never trouble his old gfandmwly'
slipped away. noi'ele"ly Bu, as
soon as the door closed between me
and the room had left ! raced mad
ly down the stairs, reaching the door
just IN time 10 prevent the ringing
Of the bell by the messenger boy. who.
true TO the traditions Of hl, kind had
waited To inspect the ycfanda le.,-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

Thrifty
Notions
Real Hair Nets. cap shape, all
oolors, 7c each, for 39c.
Hairpin Cabinets, assorted
kinds, 7c box,
Paper of good Brass Pins, &C.
Best quality Snap Fasteners.
card 7c.
West Electric Curriers', card &c.
Sanitary Belts, good quality,
2lc.
Sanitary Aprons, full sire, 47c.
Sanitary Napkins, II dozen
pkg CSC; I dozen pkg. Csc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

Srar and rollekng out-oi-door styles
Made Of woocn, tha, will withstand the hard
knocks Tailored 30 hold their shapeI'nc,s
through all the v,cisSI'udes OF sprlrgtlme
marble playing onc-cycd cat spinning top'
cycling or any other pa'timc through which
his aboundng JOY OF lie finds expression,
$40 to SIS. Many Of them have two pairs OF
fr.ii.rrA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

for the qualifications OF candidates
but are inveStlga,iug for themselves
"EScellen, progres, IS being made
in the Organization Of the Russell for
Mayor club There will he a distinct
surprise ior many when the women
lc' II be known whom they favor ior
mayor Our club is not composed o'
politicians We don't like the word
on account OF many unSavory onnncc-
tons laid at IT'S door"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

employing cs convict, these men will
he forced 10 steal of sarve.
In a letter IN the Rotary clubs
II was stated that during the last SIX
years through the Prisoners Relief
society 5000 employer, have opened
their plants 10 mcn released from pfis-
IN and that oi more 'hin 1900 men
sent IN positions, Us percent have
proved their worth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14

Don't Try 10 fool your conscience BY
rhecfing the returning soldiers and
20 pay your income tax An
income tax cyadcr liasn', much On
any NJ the other pfo.Gcfmans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-14
A Saturday Selling Of
Chamoisette Gloves, 69c Pair

They are gloves ideal for early spring
wear, with the tailored suit. A fine thing
about it is, that you may match the color of
your suit in the extensive variety of colors
in this offering. Black. white, tan, brown,
gray and khaki. The fabric is exceptional
and the styles are smarty touched off with
self or contrasting stitching. Two-clasp
length CSC pair
Gloves of unusually heavy silk in black white
and gray. Self or two-tone stitching Two-clasp
length, Goo
silk gloves OF medium weight in black white
and pongee and gray, with heavy self two
tone embroidery, two-clasp length, sl.2S pair
Tricot silk gloves in black white and gray.
Two-tone stitching, two-casp length, sSc PAIR.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-10-18

According to. statements made by
many autoists. Main street in Col
vile for the past four months has
been the toughest road between Spo-
kane and the International boundary
line, but Notwithstanding this there
have been many speed bugs exceed
ing the speed limit and few have
been brought before the court and
fined for such conduct. In few
weeks there will be nearly a quar-
ter Of a mile of smooth hard sur
face pavement on Main street, and
without doubt there will be many
who will try to see how. fast their
machines can turn wheel, disre-
garding the law and endangering
human life; hence friendly warning
is here given to such drivers. A
close watch will be kept on these
speed fiends by both city and county
officials and it may occur that their
swift Joy ride on Main street will
cost them more than it. would have
cost to take a ride in the Curtis
aeroplane. "Verbum sat sapienti,"
or in other words "a word to the
wise is sufficient. flames Petty,
police Judge.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-10-18
TOMORROW IS
anniversary
THIRTY YEARS SINCE THE
FIRST RAILROAD TRAIN
ARRIVED IN COLVILLE
Several Pioneers of Colville Valley
Remember Thrilling spectacle
of First Locomotive

BY John II. Slater. Historian stevens
County Pioneer Association
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
WILSON'S VIEW
Treaty and Railroads to Come
Up Later.
II. C. l.. AND UNREST TOPICS
Lot of Conventional Recommen-
dations-Food Supply Should
be Regulated More Fully
Other Ideas.
H. c. L. AND UNREST TOPICS
1A..oclated Pre..,

Washington, Dec. 2.-General
Recommendation ON legislation 10
combat the cost of living, labor I'M
rest. radicalism and readjustment TO
peace time basis were features OF
President Wilson's annual message
to congress delivered today. The
peace treaty the President told con-
gress will be discussed in separate
message later as will the railroad
question. The Presidents principal
recommendations were: Establish
ment of budget system for national
finances, reorganization Of taxation
system with simplification of income
and excess profits; readjustment Of
tariff systems if necessary to meet
changed world conditions and make
the system conform with the fact
that the country is the greatest
capitalist in the world; recognition
land relief for veterans and soldiers
Of the world war particularly IN any
of the government farms as proposed
by Secretary Lane, proper measures
to foster the dye stuffs industry built
up during the war to keep the coun-
try independent Of a foreign supply.
enlarged program Of rural develop
ment in recognition Of the farmers
lpart in the war, measures which
twill remove causes of political rest
lessness in our body polite"
The President renewed his recon-
mendations for legislation TO deal ef-
fectively with those persons who by
violent methods would abrogate ouI
time-tested constitution. Several
recommendations were made to lower
cost of living. Among them were ex-
tension of the food control law t
lpeace times for emergency. a cold
storage law modelled after the law II
New Jersey. a law rquiring marks tc
show the length Of time foods arr
kept in storage and a law 70 secure
competitive selling and prevent ''nn.
considerable profits" by federal H
cense Of corporations selling foods il
interstate commerce.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
SPECIAL SESSION COMING
Kansas To Have Some Laws For
Labor Unions.

Topeka. Dec. IA special session
of the legislature Is to be called soon
to help handle the fuel problem. This
information leaked out last night in
state house circles. However, it was
impossible to get any statement from
Governor Allen in regard to the mat
ter. as he was in train bound for
the coal fields in southeastern KAN
Isas.
A new Industrial code may be en-
acted by the legislature. 1t viii in-
clude a provision, so it is said, put
ting labor unions under jurisdiction
of the state public utilities commits
sion and requiring them to take ont
state charters.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
BREAK WITH
MEXICO COMING
Resolution in Senate Asks Will
son to Act.
tA.soclated Press)

Washington, Dec. IA resolution
requesting President Wilson to sever
diplomatic relations with Mexico
was introduced by Senator Fall, Re-
publican Of New Mexico, chairman
of the senate committee charged
with investigation of the Mexican
situation. Explaining his resolution
which also asked the President to
withdraw recognition Of Carranza,
Fan declared 1t was based on evil
dence which would "astound the
world" when produced. The resolu-
ton referred to foreign relations
committee.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
WOOD AND LOWDEN LED
But Wood Received First Choice By
Dakota Republicans.

Pierre, $. D., Dec. 3.-Maj. zen.
Leonard Wood was ndorsed for
President Of the United States early
last night by the Republican stare
convention, after spirited struggle
in which Coy. Frank o. Lowden Of
Illinois, came out second best While
the Republicans We're meeting IN one
legislative chamber at the state
capitol, the Democratic state conven-
tion, in the opposite chamber, indors-
ed President Wilson for a third term
by an unanimous vote. II also IN
dorsed Vice President Thomas Mar
shall for third term If he Is a can
dldate.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
ANOTHER ARMENIAN APPEAL
Red Cross Again Asks That The
Country Be Saved From Turks.


Geneva, Switzerland, Dec. l.
The International Committee of the
Red Cross has sent to President Will
son and to the people of the United
States an appeal to rescue Armenia
from extinction at the hands Of the
Turks. The plea is signed ny
Edouard Naville, president of the
Committee, who has asked that 1t
be given widespread distribution
throughout the United States. In
voking the aid Of America, the Inter
national Committee disavows any
political interest and asserts that II
is moved only by humanity and
pity
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
WILL STAY ON AWHILE
American Delegates Like Paris Life
Apparently.

Paris, Dec. 2.-The American dele
cation to the peace conference which
was to have sailed from Brest for the
states December postponed its de
parture it was learned today. A con
siderable part of the personnel Of the
delegation, however. will leave Paris
for Brest December as previously
arranged.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
We Sell the International Line

on all OF these machines through concernus You don't
have go the bother and inconvenience OF trying to get
repairs and service from half dozen more different COM
panies You won't be taking chances expensive delays
waiting repairs during the busy because are
going carry big stock of repairs hand and repairs
that might not have get for you IN hurry by
phone call to the International Harvester branch house
Tack this advertisement up your machine shed SO that
whenever you need repairs for any of your international
machines you will know where go. Also you will know
where to go when you the market for machines or
implements Of real quality and the highest operating efficiency
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
THEY'RE HAPPY sPENDERs
No Idea OF Cutting Down Useless
Jobs in 1870.
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington, Dec. 2.-Secretary
Glass in presenting his annual state
ment proposed appropriations OF
practically five billion dollars for
conducting the peace time activities
Of the government during the hscal
wear beginning July /, 1920. Ac-
cording to these figures it VIII cost
more than five times as much TO
conduct the peace time affairs OF the
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04

government as it did in the year I'M
mediately preceding the war. Inc
vearlv interest on the war debt is
more than billion dollars whlch
alone is greater than all appropria-
tions for all purposes whatsoever OF
any peace time congress
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
Will Investigate Charges

Washington Dec 3.-Investlg1.
ton Ford Newberry senatorial elec-
ton contest from Michigan was au-
thorized by the senate adopting g
resolution providing for an inquiry
Newberry elected senator in Michi-
gan is charged with excessive use OF
money.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04

o1r l these trade names Your father and grandfather
knew three Of them They their time and you know
TODAY that these names stand for the highest quality farm
in the world Mccormick built the first praca reaper
~ ld The first binder twine good-twine pioneer
lines of harvesting machines and pows started by ' '
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04

machine builders have growing and developing since
Other machines and developed by the same
manufacturers every machine and implement has mad
built years manufacturing experience and farm know
edge accumulated Mccormick Deerng Parm and their
cessors Now machines and implements have been
merged nehe International Harvester The reputation
of every machine and implement in this line is the same
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
No Farmers Institute.

On account of the coal situation
the Farmers Institute set for Dec. II
and II will have to be postponed -
some future date. ltu-
II. G. KYLE, President.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
GreenwaIt-Ramsev.

Miss George Greenwalt Of Bed
ford. Mo. and Mr. Leo c. Ramsey Of
kansas City, No. were married here
bv Judge W. s. Anderson. Dec. ?.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04

x,u L. .h;. r,a.r IN YOU as farmer? 1t first OF
Il, that YOU can buy any farm machine implement you
may need right here in this town. without taking eaaoes Oh
experiments implements that might be orphaned one 81
going out of business You always get repairs lot any
machine or implement the international line because tne
Harvester Company will never go out OF business iou az
I 20 ro1;ahe machines because every machine in the
Harvester line tried and tested under actual aTm con
dons before being offered for sale to the farmer ne %
detrimental Department of the Harvester Company is lhe
ost tborouoh and active institution of its kind
It means second that you can get repairs ana rePd" W
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
"More Egg" Mash, II. C. Win
gard, Navarro. wzOti

"More Egg" Mash, H. C. Win
gard. Navarro. w20tf
Dan't let your automobile freeze.
Get alcohol at Kugler's. 26dtfwtf
For sale, one extra high grade
Holstein heifer calf Philip Ewald,
phone M273. 3d4t- WI :"
Fordson tractor school, Saturday
afternoon at the Ford garage. 0tf
Lost, one tire chain, Saturday be-
tween Frank Holton's corner and
one mile east OF Pennington school
house. Phone 7035. J. A. Binkmey
er and return for reward. 1d4t-w1 '
Marriage license; Ernest l.. Aebi
Chapman and Gladys M. Miller,
Chapman; clyde L. Kaufman, Abb
lene and Wilma Cutler, Abilene,
"More Egg" Tablet, RexaIl
Store. 2Od4w27-2
! Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Owens, December /, a son.
"More Egg" Tablet, H. C. Win
gard, Navarro. 2Owtf
Two coon dogs for sale guaranteed
good ones See Albert Dantcl, Elmo,
Kans 27w2t+
"More Egg" Mash. Ask your
dealer. WSd-w-tf
Born to Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Me
Donncll, sunday, Nov 30, Il son,
whom they have named John
Francis.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Gish. Nov. p, daughter.
Lost. Saturday afternoon between
Duckwalrs racket and Miller's Con
servatory, pocketbook containing
about $40. belonging to Mrs Geo
Watkins. Finder please leave 'i
this office for reward
1td-w
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Baldwin. Nov. ~. a son. whom the}
Twin name Carl Alexander
Marriage license; Ollie Kina
(colored) Herington, and Ella \
lTwyman (colore0, HeI4ngton; Her
bert A. Dickman. Manchester an'
INeva Neaderheiser. Manchester.
Next Sunday evening you wan
to come and hear the Sacred Con
cert by the choir. These concerts
are given every now and then. an'
never fail to delight the hearers. Al
the other services at the regular
time at Methodist church, Abileue.
] -
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04

pure blood spotted Poland emma
pigs both sex for sale. Brown phohe
1921. Guy Lahr, Abilene. owtl
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04

Pure bred Duroc Jersey pigs, both
sexes, zoe pound. Address Hope,
X. +. -. .. phone Donegal 4w2t
LENHERT BROS.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
Own a bort, you will Ike it. 19t

Baled prairie hay for sale, A. L.
Eshelman, phone 500. 3d&wtf
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04

Fordson tractor school, Saturday
afternoon at the Ford garage. Off
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04

"More Egg" Mash, Fairmont
Creamery Co., Geo. w. Brown,
manager. ZOd4wZI-Z
Abilene weekly reflector., 1919-12-04
RECEN. REFLECTIONS.

AIl's well with the Maxwell. dwt