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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
spp Dnknta.

Wrplnp. - Mels aaIaadro cg
Rfs 2ena aenneop / 2eaS bIep for.
ieocn Dag rsteuiet at Eaitor Siint.
Wst Wpr.Gar Rprb. - en- Gar.
ftter peo Haon Sames 3uin boiot 10
Nil fra 9ortal Warb Gonntp, fano-
tes | Wanoags Iiseenoe osb peb 81.
ben al en- 8or.Gar i Yortal. San
bapoe ct frpetcIiet anipiaar ! aniig.
tet og bIsbte giennem Creme. Man
peb, at ban iannnen meb noele tpil.
fonrme Snbjefter bdooe bolbt til inoe
@ogiten % turet iterft; rimeligpis
oar De iaa fommet | Slagsinanl, Tom
hrobe enbt meb, at Sormeren bIep
orGbt. Wan fiinbe ie. at BEN iaare.
De Rmo bopoe ilGbt iig no Of Bog
men og forisgt at frpbe rmber Den.
Roroerne er iporlst ioripnnbne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
GlltnnIs.

9p Brett. Sannioot s. 6. Rsr.
Dam or, iisIge ~SfauS." faISt iii
Brett peo oen bauife Srinitatis 3irfe
paa Sicfeoife OF Slpcrior Strs. /
Chicago. San oil tiItrPoe fit gm.
bebe ON ct Bar WooueSer. San err
MI | Gbiuau pan Sicuuemreiie iii
&isbeubapn, for Der at bli oroineret
iom SrGit. Sans Suitru refer mleb
ham. SnuSihot RsrSom err isot /
Ssrfsptus. Soeriee. ior % Mar Il.
Den % fom tom 6 GarS 8ut til Ris.
b%enhapu. San toa grtiim peo Uni.
periitetet SsriteSs i 1897 % Gmbeos.
erainen | 1902. San bar pnret !
Imerifa ct Mar. SsnSas pr9Sifer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
Nrm 9rrTru.
syGatniua / 9niteu.

SGstning / 9nftcn. - 8Iaspit.
Iterne | Wouotala bar o9ret paa
Stretf ct aar, % be bolot @eburts'
Dag her forIeoen. 8lais Bottle
glolpers glSiociation befaleoe Dem at
neolPgge Irbeioet ben t2te Ipril
1908, % liocn bar DC ppret paa
Streif | oct &aab, at be bill ieire til.
Hut. Se or 400 / SaIet, % De bar
miitet fin Irbeibslsn / set imluSne
Ior; ben gonr op til maitge Siliin'
Der. @laSpcrfet gaor lige gobt, %
9eitprelien flyer, at Stretfeu life &c.
nerer Dem set minoite. ga be bar
SSolf nof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
1utsrnmHm.

Stor 2mmberban6cl. - Go1unro
Sines 2ubmer Company | Gbicogo
fisbte iorleoen Dag | cit Sransaftion
80 Iinioner SOB 2untber al Gu.
Singtortaompmiet, melbes ira Na'
rinette. Denne 2mmbermnsie onrfat.
ter aIi, iom TO MsIler bar p%roouceret
i TO Iar. Snlgsiummen bar benz.
mob en- Weilion Dollars.
grpllnp % aopper. gnbrep Bar.
ter og 0tiis @uIta Graiie | gtefpton,
8ernon Goiintp feireOe forleoen Dag
grplup. timber grplllpsgiloet blep
bet imiolertib f~onitateret, at grloenS
Ior bar ongrebet al aopper, og 30
Somilier, iom beltog | Seteil er MI
fparantGneret | iineSiem. Wtan frpg.
ter for, at en- &oppeepioemi bill blt
TsIgen al bette 9rpaup.
Gn fortparig Streif. - Ralere og
S%apetierere | 60 crosse eff / forrige
llse no paa Streif for at bripe igien'
mem ct Sorlangenbe ON 2snspaalRg,
% oa mi ben traplclte Spicn fore.
itaor. Git Weitrene mart ino pua De-
res Sorlangenoe. Slere at Streifer.
ne bapbe aaerebe p9ret rimbt og iif'
ret iig 8ontrafter paa Itsrre Irbei'
Der, iom DC agtebe at uofsre paa eset
Saanb, men oiSie 8ontrafter bleo
oerpaa %reiolut ~operSroget til Westre'
ne.
8ilagt Strcif. Walernes og
Sapetierernes Streif / Superior, iom
pareoe en- llee, err III bilast meb, at
Reitrene bar gipet efter. S~penoene
bapoe tioligere 1914 Gent pr. Sime
for 8 Stners Grbei6sbog eIer SD
Daaen, men De ~forIangte SD Sneen
for s Stners Irbeioe. Meitrene til.
bso oa at eipe 80 Gents Sirnen for 8
Simers Dag inotil lite Siili % iene-
re 80 Gents Simen for 8 SimerS
Dag, og bette gif Soeu5ene mo paa.
Sornnftig 9aaS ai en- gal Wanb.
- gn Heger. Der er Batient paa
Sinosipgeaiplet / @m1matoia, Iagoe
nplig for 9ugen iaa megen Smtanfe
og 9eilutiombeo, at iaa, iom fan
glGbe Jig peo at bope fin Sorftano /
goo 9ebolb, funoe babe giort 0et be.
ore. 8iennem ginbuet iaa ban TO
Smdagutter, Ssnner al aiplbeitpre.
rent Or. geutler, lege neoe peb Ell
Gam, o. ret Tom set bar, falot ben
1ngite, iom er ire aar gantmel, no |
8aipoet. $ inmne Gieblif for Rege'
rem JON ct lloeir no al Salen, igien.
nem 8anae og &orrioorer, og no iii
0anmen og itprteoe Jig uoen BE.
t9nfning / 8onoet, uetop ioet @utten
Ouffeoe op for treble Gang, fit fat /
bam % biergeoe bom tiaanos. Ren
life NOT nteb BET: ioa mart ban fit
8utten pda bet terre, begpnote ban
relolirt n1eb Splioningsfrrisg, ibet
ban lsfte0e bam lop eiter 9enene, iao
Soneoet bang nqb, instil ban bar blet
tptt oct meite al @anoet. Den til
falote S9se ertlPrebe, at Sen lille
Cuts Sip life baboe itaaet til at REQ.
6e, bpiS oct life bapoe oGret for oen
gale" RegerS aanosnGrppreIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
3Nnutunu.

8iGtere umfummet. - Sra @iles
Gitp meloes, at boooe Solf o. 59
latte 9ipet til noe pna Montanas
enbelsie sSlper % 8iooer. Ere Sau.
gjptere pioes at p9re omfomne os TO
iapnes. Rauge frss ioroGrpet, Der.
ibLanot en- rng Wano oeo Hapn
Shirmer, buis besse Ben nlaatte
ampiteres. Ere al De itsrite Saare'
eiere oeribe, S%onaloion, Robertion
og @iqiamion miiteoe omfring 500
SCAR, men Sette err ct forbolospis
irbetpoeligt Cab, mar man bsrer, at
De eier benimoo 10000 Scar. Iqe
oisie ire bar BOG bopt Sober at eipe
line Soar. Saaleoes bor 9onoloion
| De iioite Gar Bger fooret op 200
IONS So. 9erimob omfom en- bel
Del aoPg pan De fore 8ibber mel.
lem @iles Gin % MiSiouriflooen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15

2cfotfpantumet er 100000,
bpoo Der fpnrer til SalpoeIen af bet
peo benne lib opfiffebe apantnm !
1900, oct 6aarIisite aar, man biotiI
bar bapt. 5 be ienere anr bar @ien.
neminitsfangiten p1ret 3 til 4.bob-
belt iaa itor iom inar. SeSntet timber,
at Boaoantnllet | 2ofoten oerfor err
gndet neo | 9sbet af lteen os biitnof
! i~noeuGrenoe use bill poerIigere re.
bMceres.
@ntageIig err Der | belle 2anoet life
fiifet oper 151a Miaion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
5tliunrTntn.
Snmrc pinpcr cu Gunbinn. 6

Samrc Otnocr en- SuHotna. Tn al
benz. iom met uSboIocrbc og troiait
Tto0 oQ peutcoe iorau 2~nnofontorct9
Ssr / Grootiton, oa en- Gel al Rc0
Safe 8eieroutionen / 1896 blcu adb.
net for Scttlina. pur en- Mrs. &en'
ME Cunningham. sun fcm inS til
Re9iiter GctcrIonS .EuIt iom Rr. .
90 iii uriproiget Gapirer poa Ell
"Sorn" rogIe ioa gfiI / @orb for
9bief Ripcr. Der bIeo imibIertio
'tror eiter ueblogt 3rotcit moo bent
bes gutrD oi Z. y. Sdmre oq q. ".
Gee for so acres 8~eotommenoe. ioet
be paaitob at hnoe iettlet Der ierit,
Genue aontatiag enote / iorriae llgC
meo, Of BET omoisputere6e &anS iii.
fienStesSamrc. Der ogiua bap6e inaet
iie operornset Gees Rettig5eoer. Sg'
faa ben nnoeu SalbSel Of gPrs. Gun
ningbams CLAIM bIeO "conteite0".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
California.

ltlpffc. - s Santo Barbara bar
Ell Sporpogn paa Silbagepeien ira
Slb Wisiiou Ssnbag Den 10oe, ba
Den paa ct Steo, bpor TO Sober ifip.
rer bhlonben, lsb no al Spcret. Gn
RaSie Wenneifer nar ombpro, og 8
al Dem blep orGbte, meoens 20 andre
blep %iaaret, Here al Dem meget baarOt.
De 8 bsoe par ale ira Sauta 9or.
bara. og ire al oem bar ipanife
Rapne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
atnrn Hukntn.
Zen piolpitiae Wurbiaa.

~CH uIpipIliWt "pip'uW. N'plC'
iterCt bar MI / Ell 8ierbeIie befrGitet
0ommer GurpauS 6remgauasmaobc
mto al ooerfere oeu ~iaafnlbte @nrrp
MorhinQ iii @aIIb Gourtp. Iuflo.
QrOc& Torinorere isgte at forbinbre
Bette. ioet sc pnaitoo, al Ell iaaoan
GremgouQ&moaoe imoS SiItalteS Oil.
llacIic nor uIoulig, o. noget iligt Hal
heller life bore hpuot / Norb Safo'
ta2 Rct3orariS ier. S~sieiteret bar
cnonu life offentliaaiort uoscn Be-
0r,mNcIic al fin aienbeIie, men fiin
tiIfiCnOcQJpct NeiuItatst. 6crbrret /
SEN cclcbrt Mtoroiog bill begpnbe !
@ruitpu Sen 15oC Wai.
&po / Ssbsfolonien. & Spbpeit
ior Nonoou ilo0 ser iia ifior STt
neN IN &oIoni al inttilc Ssber. Se
bIep ien6t ocrtiI Oeo WtSIer Of ga.
ron Sirit'S 6on0, % man mente. at
nnor Sc isrit fau iia beruS % bIeu
foripuct mcb SET reooerSigite, lao
ifuI0e sc ocruleo ieIp arbeiSe iia op.
Ncu iioitc Siutcr hor oUret Hem for
Dem. Wonge al OercS Seitc % Sired
turer bar treperet % M or oe lrber
boaoe @fiolCr % &rcoit til at erbper.
nc Souforu. 0crior nil Ser rimclig.
bis bli giort CT mt 6orieg paa al
ifoife BEN mere SIGIp ira Sirih.
6onoet. Spis BET miSIpffes, fer Oct
liISe no for Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15

ban | airfem % refer @anoag til
Stem Oorf o. pioere til Tanmarf.
paifcr Msronm oil opertage afosoe
Yditor q. Grifiens Menigbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
Sanasrs

Tan bruce Browns Bronchial Troches'' trpat ubert
5are for Sfabe, ba be life iuosboIber nogst FaN.Iiai.
Z. .r upurberIiss til at ItHors Sasbsb og Srrrtatiou.
Der pauoraasS peb SnitrGHesIis Of Stemmsu, og Dir
Ter til at renie o. itprfe Stsmmsu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-15
i F!5 &C. q i"9erDrab=Hoitem"!
ierite af

81 itnber abiolnt frit 20 Galonsr, 100 gints, af en- Oeiis,
fummenoe Srif til eubuer qeier al "9etorabYohen." 2enne snnOs
beosorf r til Staoisbeo beuet brnffet at mere emo en- Nfiniou Niennes
fer be fbde Is aar. 9efor fan ri siure bette forbauenbe SabnO.
Slip no benue Noits o. 1ru 9eres Napn % gbresie paa 9nrrne
neOeMOr, iaa fMl ri abolnt ft foripne Sem mrO A Slaiter 9umoins
aOnsenierebe Gneberfrup, af buiae laes 20 Ganpner, 100 gints,
.GneberOrife, en- eae a%obolfi Champagne. 81 ienSer Dem fmt paa
80 9ases YrpOe. Spis Sc life biuer tilrebs, iaa bfer be Dem
%insentns, ba Sc 10 inseuhms bm beah.
Napa
senb frar oenne gfOits meb 9ees NaOH % aorese til 9unoin
& 60, 243z2A52447 ". Single Ct, Chicago, 81. aaenter
.gniies Oueralt. gebasedst srbeioe lebise stnnher. getinseier
ienOes frit paa Segerins. striu her ia, ;. bis Sc pufer, at
ri iml ienoe Gem nor fre asehs=Y rppoliu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
IndIct a Kausa. Congressman.

The federal grand jury at st. Louis
returned an indictment against Joseph
Ralph Burton, United States senator
from Kansas, charging him on nine
counts with accepting five checks Of
$500 each. from the Rialto Grain Sc
curities company, between November
%. 1902. and March 20. 1908. while a
United States senator. for his alleged
services in interceding with the post
master general. chief postoiice inspec-
tor and other high postoitice officials,
to induce them to render a favorable
decision in matters affecting the per-
mission of the Rialto company to use
the mails. Major Hugh G. Dennis.
president Of the company, and w. b.
Mehaney. association with him. are
named in the Indictment as the men
who made the checks mi to Burton.
Senator Burton is charged with accept
ing money from the Rialto Grain and
Securities company in the form Of q
check on the Commonwealth Trust
company November 20, 1903.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
CLEANING Fancy Collars.

Net and lace collars, that there is
danger of pulling out OF shape during
the washing process, should be care
fully folded and sewed lightly togeth.
err before being put into the suds.
Never rub things of this kind. Make
q suds with soap-jelly and warm
water. Lay the folded collars in this
and leave for twenty minutes or half
an hour.
Then squeeze in your hand and
souse up and down in suds till clean.
Repeat the process in another clean
lot Of suds IL there is any doubt of
the cleanliness, and finally rinse in
warm water and squeeze as dry as
you can. II ironed at once on a well.
covered board, wrong side up. first
under a cloth and then without, no
starch will be needed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
THE URY'S VERDICT
Prominent Chicago Officials Held
for lroquois Fire.
MAYOR HARRISON is ONE
Ma Favoritism shown, with Orders for
Their Immediate Arrest and Detsn-
ton In Cook County Jsi:.

The %coroner's jury which for three
weeks has been listening to evidence
relating to the fire in the Iroquois
theatre, Chicago. returned a verdict
in which the following persons are
held to await the action of the grand
jury:
Carter ". Harrison, mayor OF Chi
cago: Will J. Davis, proprietor in part
and manager of the theatre: George
Williams. building commissioner OF the
city: Fire Marshal William n. Mush-
am: Edward L%aughlin. building in
spector under Williams: william Salt
ers, fireman in the theatre; James T..
Cummings. stage carpenter; William
McCullen. who had charge of the light
that caused the fire.
lows:
TIL, cause Of the fire was drapery
coming in contact with a Hood. or are
light.
City law was not complied with re-
lating to building ordinances. regulat-
ing fire alarm boxes, fire apparatus.
damper or Hucs on and over The stage
and fly galleries.
Violation of the ordinance requiring
f~ire-prooflng OF scenery and all wood
work on and about the stage.
Asbestos curtain Vas wholly made
quate. and was entirely destroyed .
Building ordinances violated in that
aisles were enclosed on each side OF the
lower boxes. and absence OF fire APP
paratus on the orchestra floor.
Building apparatus violated In that
there was no fire apparatus in the gal
lery or first balcony.
Will j. Davis was held responsible as
president and general manager. He
was primarily responsible for the OBJ
servance Of the laws. and was bound
10 see that his employees were prop
erly instructed as to their duties In
case of fire.
In relation to Mayor Harrison, the
verdict reads as follows:
I'VE hold Carter II. Harrison. as
mayor OF the city OF Chicago. respon-
sible. as he has shown a lamentable
lack of force, and for his efforts TO es-
cape responsibility. evidenced by the
testimony of Building Commissioner
Williams. and Fire Marshal Musham.
As heads of departments under the
said Carter IL. Harrison this weak
course has given Chicago inefficient
service. which makes such calamities
as the Iroquois theatre horror a menace
until the public is purged Of incom-
petents."
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29

The full length tucks at each side Of
the center. with those at the shoulders
which extend to yoke depth only,
make a most desirable combination,
while those at the back give the taper
ing lines that always are becoming.
The waist consists of the fitted lin
ing. fronts and back. At the center
front is a regulation shirt waist plat
that meets the groups of tucks at each
side. The sleeves are tucked to be
snug from the shoulders to the elbows,
but are full below and are gathered
into straight cuffs. At the neck is
worn a fancy stock of silk, with a turn
over collar of white lawn.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is 4 yards 81
inches wide. 3A yards 81 inches wide
or PA yards Al inches wide.
The pattern 1926 is cut in sizes for a
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29

Frozen Meat.--When using frozen
meat the great point is 10 slowly and
thoroughly thaw it before cooking.
Mint Sauce.-When chopping mint
for mint sauce, add a little sugar, and
you will be able to chop it far more
easily.
Brushes.-The backs Of brushes OF
silver or nickel a be kept bright by
rubbing with a flannel dipped in am
monia.
Fruit Tarts.-Put the sugar used
for sweetening fruit tarts in the mid
die of the fruit, not on the top, or it
will sodden the pastry.
Stale Loaves.-Wrap stale loaves in
n cloth. Dip into hot water for half a
minute, take off the cloth and bake
for a quarter OF an hour in a steady
oven.
In the Wash.-The linen turns yell
low after washing because it is not
rinsed enough. The soap left in at the
laundry turhs the garments yellow in
wear.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29

some. Cook or fry about three slices
of fresh pork to a pound OF liver, have
fried onions with 1t. and also a gravy
improves it. Cut all the meat up in
quite small pieces. put 1t altogether in
a deep dish with the onions and gravy
poured over Don't buy the red liver,
1t is not neal as good as the yellow,
try it, and you will see; and don't
as frequently happens; 1t will be so
different when Just cooked through.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
Found Father After Twenty Years,

Mrs. Southland, of Toledo, Ohio, has
found her father, ID. NJ. Johnson, of
Aurora, and she has searched for him
or more than twenty years. Mrs.
Southland Is a sister-in-law Of Con-
gresham j, II. Southland of Ohio. Ac-
cording to the statement OF the
friends of Mrs. Southland the mother
took the child in her infancy and hid
her from her father, The girl was
taught that the parent was dead
When the girl married Mr.. Southland,
she was told that her father was We,
alive but then no one knew OF his
whereabouts. A year ago Southland
died and while his widow was looking
through an old trunk she found a let
ter which gave traces OF her father.
After some correspondence with ID. NJ.
Johnson she came to Aurora and saw
her father for the first time in her life
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
Good Readers Want Legisla ton.

A committee Of the national good
roads association met at Washington
to present to the agricultural commit
tees of both houses Of congress reso-
lutions adopted at the good roads con-
vention in st. Louis last April. urging
congressional appropriations to aid in
the good roads movement. About sew
enty-five persons attended. represent
ing many of the states. The commit
tee elected II. G. Harper. president of
the Iowa Good Roads association, pres
ident, and II. w. Richardson OF Ne
braska, secretary of the national good
roads association. secretary. Secre-
tary OF Agriculture Wilson and others
addressed the meeting. The committee
will appear before the senate commits
sion on agriculture later.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
$50 DIE IN A NINE.
Terrible Explosion In Hnrwick Goa,
C~ompRnx'a Mines.


Between 1926 and $50 men are en-
tombed by an explosion in the shaft
of the Harwick Coal company's mine
near Cheswick. Pa. None of them have
been rescued and II is believed that
many OF there were either killed out
right by the explosion of have been
suffocated by the gas. Several hundred
men are at work trying to liberate the
men imprisoned inside. About 200 men
are employed at the mine. $50 work.
ing inside and the remainder on the
tipple. The men on the tipple were
badly burned by the explosion.
With a loud report and an upheaval
like an earthquake the woodwork OF
the tipple was destroyed. The walls
OF the shaft were filled with debris.
rocks and earth. completely shutting
off all means of escape for those In
the mine.
IL is said that the force OF the eXplo-
sion was such that every man in the
limited space under ground must have
been instantly killed by the conclusion
and It is likely that the interior Of
the mine is badly wrecked and caved.
Any OF the men who might possibly
have escaped the shock Of the explo-
sion have been probably suffocated by
the afterdamp and mining men think
it is hardly likely that any will be
brought out alive. The mine being a
new one and the entries and head
ings being driven only a short distance
reduces the chances of the men for
escape.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29

cotton and linen
waistings of spring
as we'll as for the
wool ones of i'm
mediate wear. This
one Is made OF e
cerized cotto n
showing lines Of
blue on white and
Is unlined, but can
be used either with
or without the fit
ted lining and is
available for all
mofariaIc IN unopa
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
Russia L. Friendly to Uncle 81 N

The highest officials at Port Arthur
repudiate the published accusations Of
Russian hostility to the United States
because of its Manchurian policy and
the appointment of American consuls
under the new treaty with China.
1t is officially asserted that no large
reinforcement OF the eastern forces Is
expected at present. The military au-
tholities add, however. that otherwise
arrangements are making for a large
supply of ponies from the province OF
Chi Ii. for the Cossacks and mounted
infantry.
The decentralization of the passenger
and freight traffic in Manchuria in
creases in consequence of the military
activity and there is a great block of
freight at Port Dalny.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29

contrasting material G; made of bands
of velvet or silk ribbon in place Of the
folded silk.
The waist is made over a body lin.
ing on which the full front and backs
and the deep pointed yoke are arrang.
ed. The sleeves are the full ones Of
fashion with caps that combine with
the yoke to give the needed broad
effect. The skirt is straight, gathered
and joined to the yoke, which in turn
is joined to the waist.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size (12 years. is
5A yards 81 inches wide, 81 yards %
inches wide or 3h yards Al inches
wide, with 90 yards of banding to
make as illustrated.
The pattern 4613 is cut in sizes for
girls OF 8, 10, IL and IA years of
age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
Painted Pins in Fashion AGAIN.

Miniature painted pins are again in
fashion, but this time they are Of
copper instead of china.
They are mounted in gunmetal. all
shapes and sizes. and are prettier
than any miniature pin shown in
many years. They are used for belts,
brooches. hat pins and coin cases.
The coin cases have the appear
ave of being watches, and the pic
lures are usually surrounded by tiny
rhinestones. On opening the case by
the spring. just as a watch would
open. and touching an interior spring,
the coin energies. This is a clever
arrangement, and there is no danger
of losing the coins.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
Also for wives. widows aud Mothers.

A legislative enactment provides for
the admission OF the wives. widows.
and mothers of soldiers and sailors Of
the civil and Spanish wars to the SOL
diers' and sailors home OF the state,
located at Grand Island. Fol some
time an impression has prevailed that
women can not be legally admitted to
these homes. but according to the
statutes of Nebraska, the wives, wild
ows or mothers of eX-soldiers are en-
titled to identically the some treat
ment by the state and government as
are the soldiers themselves. In pro-
viding for the establishment of SOL
diers' homes in Nebraska the legisla-
ture defined what soldiers and sailors
were eligible to admission and then
decided the above about the women
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29

Knife cleaning will be more easily
accomplished il you mix a little car,
Donate Of soda with the bath BRICK on
the knife board.
When making cakes begin by warm.
ing the basin. This will cause the in.
gradients to mix more readily and the
result will be a lighter cake.
II a cork seems too big for the ndet
Of a bottle, soak it for three or four
minutes in boiling water and then try
it again. 1t will probably go in then
quite easily.
Wash children's states occasionally
with water in which washing soda is
solved. This will take of the greasi.
ness which makes writing on the slate
a difficulty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
sehoo,m.st.r.. Club Meeting,

Agriculture and the proper teaching
of the science In the public schools
was the theme which interested the
members OF the Schoolmaster's club
at the regular session at the Lindell
hotel. After the banquet. w. II. Gard
ner of Auburn. presented a paper on
this topic. DR.. C.. Il. Bessey Of the
state university took part in the dis
cussion, as did Ex-Governor Furnas, L.
G. Pearse. s. G. Bassett, w. X. Fow-
Ter, A. s. DAVIDSON. II. A. Gregory, w.
l.. Stevens and William Kern The
next meeting Of the club Will be In
Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29

in the small sketch, or over the entire
foundation as preferred. The sleeves
form full soft puffs that extend slight
ly below the elbows and a be made
with or without the deep cuffs. To
make the waist for a woman Of
medium size will be required An
yards Of material q inches wide. A
yards 81 or 2Ss yards A inches wide.
A May Manton pattern No. 4607,
sizes 80 to 40 will be mailed to any
address on receipt of ten cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-01-29
Girls Costume,

Yoke dresses are always becoming
to young girls and are shown in many
variations. This one is exceptionally
pretty and includes a skirt yoke, as
well as one In the waist, that gives
smooth At over the hips while allow
ing fullness below. The original is
made of sapphire blue henrietta with
the Jokes, sleeve caps and cuffs made
of narrow bands Of silk, interlaced
and held by fancy stitches and laid
over white. but all the simpler ma.
terials of fashion are suitable and
the yokes can be of lace silk or any