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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
Camille Itn. 81.
Snobolo AZ To. 81;

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brin SpmmrmGrfe. af Saus adrruo - gesIe Tarta Os glaann. af Pr
Stple - Suhsu Iarsrds. III g SieTaS. - Sus uuer Ss. af Saeob o. BUD.
- Grfus StaBiuu. Gst al Ser StoIe. 81. 5erStuanbs absaHr. "
"2aaeu~. - "gaarsrte stnO". af Often. Sur mob Ght. Sortruirs. vi Cs.
car Spbrns - let frpstfse spsssNe. af sisne Broe - abr fem hsnr gV,n.
ncfer. SquHreret - SpprleSs leg fMbt uo meb nbrmasrr Qraufe. af "3iR.n-.
ellie eH. af Sure @reue. Slutrret - auttpus. To 8 9ueSer - On
3uIsorsm ps bporIeOes ben bn iuS. 5ortrutus - 5rinn. 5orRutne mS Bill
soe. t Der Stbte. - On Susmaubsfamite. SorRuirg fra SWuF al 2n -
eust nebs SaUct gho gi1eoe. "Te sbree gears". 6or Smnrbsru. IL
auurrctouer - "Sbc gspfepet Bears IN a 5arm". 4 giIsSer. - FAMINE gisrne
III @uhoo Sdrs6er. Sb1iat fra SbeuF 3ussnes R,sebpsnins. Otter D.
goptet. gMo 8 gueSer. Ten tafnemmrHse gDrn. TS ginsoe.
emaanpffsr I Go. 81:
ut Ite ct gRenuefe paa 8inssrubNne. - 8h, Bot, RG. sre aumiTe gM'
.lSer. - Sanen ban iuut % tutut % sraat. SuuHuret - Bus, Bus! - Ten
lille SmbsnGids. 5umorsTe Sauhreret - Surra fr suemnnsen. Suuaere.
4 gfneber. - ct tutnaarst Gpeutpr. Zen buIauursnbe gausbsts - Zen
fsmnenoe Gnal. - Ia gam ipfsc 8Isrter. = Samfe, SHINE os Stmban-
Suufrsut - araat. VI Der Sds. - Sperrnmfet. Zen Effse siusbas.
TsS s giueoer. Ten brrubenSe Seusebts = sSsst euruffdsn - gRbsas
bsnme. Serfbes gi1eSe. Ran 9peue tRuts? - sissrhusfsu paa 5Hmara.
= giGutihurier. let brRnoeube eonmaprnsbe 5prfMtus aranptrms.
- Ten. ION graper en- Brnp. - SVnoutif are 8leSer. = On meset trpiq
siauris. giueoe = 5r gutu. - Ter tan tpmme ha messt trsn for m. Sire
bruoihiTe gineMr. = Gig ub Stnterhs Rup. = asswbeb. = saruerim. -
Zen tn sisuer. = Ssmasntu mss sDrleus. gRs SiusSsr. Sets r en-
op6uS,om absr. 5umorirtf. = On Risfebitsns. SumnHf. 5 gi1eber. -
eanst gauS. - Clio. - Rism SSnhbuft. - Zen lille Ole. - On Hs ~ ts
suus. SuuorHf - Der Rai ps Gipen aHsiab. gsS 8 SiusSr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
ABDUL SamioS 9ptre.

Oct bar / aoritantinopel paft en-
ubpre Spiigt, at 10 al ben ufiatte
SiiItan abbul Snnios 9stre bar
aiftet Iig meb TO al bet rpe SpitemS
ipriaite SilbGngere. De to BrinieS'
Ter bau6e, oa Oeres 5aber 6Iep itsot
ira Sronen, iripiais fulgt BAN III
bang Sensiel i Snlonifi. De bleO
iniblertib burtig fieb al Oet ensior'
miae SaremsIip, iom life IGrgere
uoioISet fig unber ida sbsle Jormer
Iom bibtiI, 90 tiltrooS for ben enmle
suItons gsnner forloo De BAN %
penSte tiIbase iii aonitantinopel,
bnor Sc oItiaa MI bar foritaaet paanp
at ffaffe ZIG en- iremtrGSenSe 9Th
lina peb Sofiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
SlaSct nSfcinmcr to
Ganec ~mecntlie, bpcr
GirsSae mes s $iSer
.lerfaect AZ "peS etr.
incn" 10 SiSer), 90
bper SreSae mes 8
StCcr

"Eoitcn" pil 5creitsr iom biotil
lGgse an paa at aipe srei % nofprlis
gcifeS ON II scns Segipcnbe-
Der inaSel berbjcmme Tom ! andre
2anSc rnnSt omfrine / @crSsa.
Sra Norge % ? anmart
brinscr SlaSct | bpcrt Simmer Here
Spaltcr mcS HpbeSer fra Sngo %
gp % Iiaeiaa ct % anort az alnicn
Sntcrcsie fra Sperisc, Sim
% Srrsernc. %igtigers
SGnSclicr / IoSerlanbene bcbanoles
/ lGnacre ielpitruSise grtifler. Ser
til bringcs bucr l1sc uofsrlige
eponSanccr fra De 'ur'
firliac Spabcr / Turae meS Sfil'
oringcr al Stpr % Stcl % Bornn'
orinacr paa DC iurifielisitr Smraa'
Der, iaalcSrs at llopanorcrnc Tan lG'e
BET ium ct ipeciclt Srcn % Sub ira
Sjcmbpaoeu.
TprnScn iGrIiae 9urreip,noantcr
fra @aibingtun bringer SlaSct mi
Sigc Icferater fra Son
rcsensSprb bIiugcr
% liscian ira DC iurificaisc Statcrs
2~cgisla.urcr | ben Sio Sisic cr iam'
let.
glaScts ngcntIigc Spbrgs'
mail % Spar Spalte er
bore Wunncuter til megen proftilf
Shuttle. &C iaar fer srci 90 pnaliec'
lig Scifeb ON Sing, DC CT ! Gull ON,
% Tom DC maaifc cllers maattc betale
for at faa GeSe paa. Oct famine fan
iiacs nm gioclingen for Sarmen
% Suueu, Der ~rcSiscres
af en- crfarcn farmer 90 en- fnnotg
SusmoSer % aiocr | garcts SSb en-
Irmsoc praftiIfc Gaao % Splpsnin'
ger.
Cm Set firfcIigc grbeibe
iubcn Sc lutberIfe 9irfeIaminnb |
gmcrifa iubcbulbcr Slaoet bper Hge
nSfsrliae SpIpsninscr. s Sfoleaa'
ret brinacr Slabct ScsuScn | Ncse'
len en- Sang ON @anneScn ct Ear
siSer meS gcretniugcr ira
bore nurifc S"fOlcr " M G.
rita, ifrccne bells at SGrere, bells
piScrefpmuc Gltucr pcb pcofummen'
DC sfulcr, iaalcbcs at T~urGlerene
bcriaicnncm itaoist fan bulSc i'a mn
berrcttet ON bore Sfulcrs Iirt'ont'
bco.
TuruSeu / Be rcSaftioncle grttf'
Ter, Scr aiuer uricntcrcnSc Cucrrster
oucr siScus pigtigitc SpsrsSmaal
On apreteelier, inScbulocr @lnoct 90
iaa en- Musie anSct 2Gieitof, bells op'
InicnSe Irtiflcr ON nlmcniuterss'
iantc Gmncr, Scls murIumTe Sntaa'
furtrlinacr, Incfbotcr % fontllts
Wilrner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
famiIiesG6snire 10. 81.

aher er ct MT gfne fet til ben large RGae at Solefrifsr, fm "9eps
IaS'yoren" unSer StaLsn "8umIs 9 snine- inber no til Fe abonnenhr.
ppr pf noenSes ct Fst StnS. 90 m Bar mango giNresbtrS n, at bBi.
strNfer er III meeen oesee 90 rrber5oDrirs runSt omtrne be umFareri.
tanfe Srm Be large 9irterheISe.
Sene Wars Suh at "SumHe. orsutus~ bbter pan ct Ese id interesnrt,
ahNgfnoe % Tarsedrtet SnbboIo iom Sc mango Soirueerc. Souteses e Der
eWn TAR 81 lang Rrse Smoanrhrnnpr 90 Siforer, Der Taert bill I1s
mo lanrms SntereSe al unse % eank. Ser er btanot drbct Ben sibsrse S.
nore ma eulNeraoerhseu California, "ausgetts airfe"; Der err ben rpe
td rsrcros 8ortrums ON, bao De TO eamIe siurSe for sims SfeIb..
% la Hr ~ DUMAS fornSenee Sortruhue fra IdSoInusfSer ON 50 sIpios
gem, 9"edn 6alberrts cccutsrnse Stfortc or "gu SuIefbeIS paa
SoerefielS, Snrbd Timss poe Smoosutifore "eu 8 ebersmaue-.
Yeer @oseeeerS frnslenSc Sortrums fra Shiermdt "9rsbrene" o. Oil.
helm srass Sortruine ON en- TrrfeSaters Cpcrcrer 70. lin eamIe sur, get
Sfoppefteoef. Sa tr nr m at ssb SncHs orreuse Sorhrnius If au.
Observation-Disclosures, -@dmmeIoIa os geebIoIa". \ BEN lille Stfuric
'Onft lon ohnlts, % Sara Sotanue" fcrtrGr Saccb S1nith ON en-
'e anher Stnneptse. for 9ruaSeu life trbcscs al Sn Gurus SOS storfsb.
manen tHce spr. men ceubte tBasc til I'm Sicaenstrr imc paa vss
5idnet
Nn Der er ensnn uaet onset scnns BOG gi mrpntr iTura IN ara.
o9H 9 sHHde SWorer fra Ssrbmere. Val SduiuebnI o. abirseo Tells
m'rleno % en- Stforte ON srsuInuof obrto. ehrmnser fra Stumarfcr. Som
% SfhNtd % crouu eR bI Sci SntnoNrfer
srnl no9rt mt bette eiHc al 'SamiHe.ersrtro' MA irrra fremsasec ben
Idre Mrne Stleoer ira Torsc, Tom or frSt M iicrrsm Belle gcFu Ser &c
tat . stncoer ira &c forTieuae gsoher % @pcr Horge. aicndoet err COB.
Snto9rdrer. % DC fee AZ "Bofer"s 9RGe bill fferGa Der TnSe ct eer Hre
sG per- rom the OLD bone; Oefor er BET o0inn fnubet OocrFso@t at tn'no.
rwe Sllaer nco roaen geTrhNe Ter or gfucSr bouht nrbet fra Sfcn
GO SelendTeH. ira eari' % srfiananno. fra SorNoupcr % @ofs. fra Dram.
men % pddtnaonL ira @nmes % @ubbraubsbusu. hn sen unc @erernsbaue oo.
YET or senf9teu oada inere 9fo at I@c Tme Serisr al TorsesGI.
ieoer, os De. ion II fd forruNisc at atmme pa beHe srRcn af "Samfrssaps.
ring ol tnnIcSeS mart frnne fnfie FIG ct te' uSet efnbanueri fra norse
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
"Deo Qrnen

.iubehuISer frcmoeles oct beSitc al
Surtrainscr % Iuueller, % | aare'
mrs Qeb bar glaSet baut bet bebite al
Seu slaas, ium or ubfummct | Torss,
GA ium pasIcr for bort gnbIifnm.
Settle uaentlisc Sslscblab bcitanr az
is Cher buer Gang caer 1872 SiOer
ON garet, % "gsO srucn"S sGle'
ftuf or palst mcS SfisuiumbeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20
snSboIssHae oper eiusoer 20. "a.

Shers Stre. - SHers @rggc - Shers Mountaineering - Cperfpss
.Hnbe fra Shcrs airtetonru - ACKNOWLEDGMENT SHen. - roTat ODER Sren
fra 1sIeba" - Bart fra 9au9efrarb oo 9aurpis - Nuinerre al SrHuinseu
.Cbrftdusbolm to arihidrsiuro. - Sfrcub bb Sope Sondu6. - uurn
6re isrbre SbaIer, Scbenarhr - Setter @ibfns @dbe til SoSa Saredn.
GER - 2aamarhsboIueu % Cbocrseu pb SrttiausinnS. Sra seiouaHoIcns
.2anS. - Sra SbSa SoSanqcr - Bots 9ife mS Sebsresfuruen. - sra
.gosebaraerL Ora gfs WtrbesnGrte ODER Fdroue arigere. - geeu til Sml.
hdr, go's. - RBronI Stdhou ob gergersborer. - Ga6us 6oeI Sehndrs
ZEN - sra abteseib 5eIemartu. Ora ukios SeIemarer. - Sa 9aurbuI
1 Sehmarter gibsborg 9te | 5sIemnrten. - GonueruSfoueu pS 7rarrmen.
- Sorpe SannGbol - Bangs Sirte gaoers. - ga Ssornssrteue gus.
.E,oubSbaleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20

breo. digit al gt. o. 9anbfaS. - Nusaets erfe. Sortrufna. To gIs
Der Y n stsrnebthprh. (BrruIorcf Certro). - 0alseu uuonap hi besse to-
Sortrnfn9. - Sm ut saa Mus. af auIhuborN. meb Glitter efcr Z. o. Cub.
aeganoer Dumas - gRprpans af R 8 "Snsmosercu" - Spsrfsr bs life
nuoe sre mtg tsien meou min @anh. Otter Bet SneuFe - Gn SuepeS paa
S'preDeo = On SrnerSmunb. III Barbra Rre. - SSnsmprRe sasn. - Bin.
yer @'m. VI ella aHtr - ssrsens nsrae soHbas. vi Tnare De 2iroe =
grsorene. en Sorrutr9 fra Steterrarf az Eeter Toscaeer. - On gtnhrafhn I
s'nSehnr. = seS stuppsn6et. III gtbeIm aras. - bet 0mSe seniusisn. On
gGtefaea fra aaI SdmnsbdL III Q. a. 9HrIanb. SHfn ira giSmatSiol,ns
YAM. Efet - eifubehs Srsm. STORYTELLING of Hutouets Soofu. - Spao
fortaih. Sugn fra Sbib,seb. Ten iparte SeHen, fom MATTE
h. - @ammsIoa 81 gehlUa. af Sdrob g. guu "Time as the Gbtbrem".
%p Will S9lbe in the Ssnple Gar. - Surpsi SuutSat. af Cans aauruo. - On
5ootur aeunem shmeis 1884. su ui unbsaa arrit9 - cara Ssbamu.. ~
Sueob SfhhbL Rdtrfe. - 9uugebeteubelens Spfnaeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-20

SHor trpe ut9 Rrrmtbrser, rnHs 30 SO os 30, ben fcfe N m BOG .5or ling
BONNER" 9eHne BOO ubtOm iua tent, at bet uar iprbcrosos fa, Tom III BEN bog bet
fsTe Cpas sr ubioBt g ct mt Cpas r rpt Com mon WI e af uoeHfaaHbe Suo.
bUOsGhes r bette see msset rt pau aoo Os fno 2asntHs irr for unsoOmmsn for
bpuen ben r beresmt men psau for eGor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Only Confederate Coin.

New York.--A silver half dollar Of
the confederate states, believed to be
the only extant metal coin of the lost
cause, was offered for sale at public
auction in this city by its owner, Ed
gar Adams Of Brooklyn. The coin was
struck at the New Orleans mint soon
after the beginning Of the war. For
time 1t was in the possession OF
President Jefferson Davis, from whom
it Is said to have been stolen at the
time of his arrest. Subsequently 1t
changed hands several times, and for
the past twenty-eight years 1t has rest,
ed In safety deposit vault in this
city. The design on the diverse OF
the coin is exactly like that of the
United States half dollar Of 1861, and
as matter of fact one of the regular
diverse dies was used in making the
coin. The reverse design Is distinctly
original and emblematic of the con-
federacy. Numismatic experts esti-
mate the present value Of the coin
at $4,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Cleveland Bank Panic Now Over.

Cleveland.-After as vigorous a
run upon banking house as has been
seen in Cleveland. the stampeded de-
positors OF the Society for Saving
have regained their equilibrium and
the panic is over.
In the two days and n half that the
run continued Sl,250,000 was with
drawn at the rate of $l,225 minute.
Spurred by the offer OF $4,000 in re-
wards, $1,000 of which Is personally
offered by Former Governor Myron T.
Herrick, president OF the bank thous-
ands of amateur detectives are search.
ing for the originators of the ground
less rumors on which the run was
based.
The offense Is criminal one in this
state.
1t is said that the bank officers have
practically located the source of the
trouble,
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
wasi1tnutOn.

President Taft has sent to the SEN
ate the. nomination Of Howard G. Hol.
lister to be United States Judge for
the Seventh district OF Ohio.
Colonel William II. Bixby, chair.
man Of the Mississippi river COM
mission, was examined by the senate
committee on commerce relative to
the improvements proposed for the
Missouri river from Sioux City TO
st. Louis or Kansas City to St.
Louis.
The postohice appropriation pill,
carrying appropriations aggregating
S2il 600 600 passed in the house, while
the senate disposed of the agricultural
bill with total appropriations of $3,.
100000. The senate was in session
three hours. the house about five.
Declining to take advantage of the
pardon given him by President Taft.
Thomas Taylor, sentenced in this citJ
to fifteen years In the Atlanta peni-
tentiary for the murder of his wife,
will remain as one of the trustees
of the institution during his long in.
'NA WI tNlbi'
A new bin providing for the erec-
tion of American embassies abroad
was reported by Representative Low.
den from the foreign affairs commit.
tee. The bill, which takes the place
of the one defeated on the floor of
the house last Wednesday, provides
limit of $l50,O00 for any one build.
ing, including grounds and furnish.
ings.
Internal commerce movements for
the month of January, 1910, according
to statistics of the department of com.
merce and labor showed heavy move.
ments of coal and coke in the east.
Two Chippewa Indian chiefs who
came to Washington the other day from
Orr, Mimi, to ask congress for addi.
tional land for the Bois Forte Indian
reservation. were asphyxiated by II.
Illuminating gas in their lodging house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
EP|TOME OF EVENTS
PARAGRAPHS THAT PERTAIN TO
MANY SUBJECTS.
ARE BRIEF BUT INTERESTING
Record OF What 10 Going on In Con-
Cress, In Washington and 10
the Political Field.
forrsrr,

Premier AsQuith announced In the
house of commons that the resolutions
concerning the house of lords which
are to be submitted by the govern
mont on March 29 would include
proposal for shortening the duration
Of parliament.
DR.. Doyden, the French scientist,
and Captain Van Langendonck of the
Belgian army fought duel at the Hip
podrome at Nice. France. At the
second attack Dr. Doyden pricked the
captains right forearm. whereupon
the seconds stopped the combat. The
duelists were reconciled.
Vesuvius has suddenly become act
i've again. There have been eruptions
for the past twenty-four hours OF
stones and ashes. this being accom-
panied by internal detonations. Sew
cral assures have opened, from which
gases and lava arc emerging in great
quantities.
Tho nows OF the resignation OF the
former Persian ministry because of
its inability to bring about the with
drawal Of the Russian troops from
Persia and because of its objections
10 the terms of the Anglo.Russian
loan, Is not believed in st. Petcrsbms.
Information Is to tho effect that the
Persian parliament proposed to raise
funds through the sale OF the crown
Jewels.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Theory About Beri.BerI.

Manila.--The theory that beri-beri
has its origin in the practice of polish
ing rice has been practically accepted
by the far eastern association medical
conference. Polishing removes the
skin containing phosphorus. DR.. ii
Frazer of the federated Malay states,
J. De Haan of the Netherlands and
Hans Aron OF Manila, reported a SER
les OF experiments covering the use o.
polished and unpublished rice. Al
agreed as to the results of the exper''
ments, which showed that the disease
was non-infectious and nop-communi
cative.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
TIRE OF THE STRIFE
PATIENCE OF CITIZENS OF PHIL.
ApELPHIA NEARLY SPENT.
DEMAND ENDING OF THE STRIKE
Struggle, Nevertheless, Seems Des.
tined to Go On, With Threat
Of Car Men to Carry II
Beyond That City.
DEMAND ENDING OF THE STRIKE

Philadelphia--The call for arbitra.
tion of the differences between the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit company
and its 1000 or more striking en-.
ployes becomes insistent. From quar-.
ter after quarter In Philadelphia and
outside OF 1t the demand for mediatory
measures is voiced. Everywhere It is
recognized that the failure to arrive
at any arbitration agreement Is the
only thing that stood in the way OF q
speedy ending of the general sympath.
etic strike in this city, which has prac-
tically paralyzed the city industrial
life and which the labor leaders make
renewed threats to spread II the dead
lock continues. These threats, per.
haps, are the very things, which most
stand in the way Of an amicable ad.
justment. The vested interests" as
they are sometimes slightingly alluded
to by partsans, but which neyerthe.
less under present conditions are de.
cided real factor in the situation, dis.
like and resent the hint OF coercion.
Demands for arbitration have been
made before In the course of the
strike, which started nearly four weeks
ago, and have failed. Each day, how
ever, seemingly brings the situation
nearer a crisis.
An excellent sign was the good or.
der that prevailed throughout the city
today. Not until late at night was
there any sort of an outbreak in any
quarter of the city. Coming out Of
meeting a section Of the crowd dis
played a turbulent spirit and passing
trolley cars were stoned. The police,
by show of force and display of
revolvers, subdued the demonstration
before much mischief was done. No.
body was seriously injured and thero
were no arrests.
The meeting was featured by dec.
laration by G. o. Pratt, leader of the
striking street car men, that the SYM
pathetic strike, although the leaders,
he asserted, regretted the necessity,
would not stop In Pennsylvania If the
fight were prolonged. I'VE will go
through the United States" declared
Pratt.
Cars run uninterruptedly in greater
number than since the strike began.
The strikers did not claim any new ac-
cessions to their ranks and such as
there were, the employers claimed.
were more than Offset by desertions
from the strikers cause.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
The Industrial Exposition.

Besides fixing dates for the great.
er Lincoln industrial exposition, May
"a to 2S, the committee arranging for
that event has agreed on some of the
details to be provided. Not only the
auditorium building but also the out
side space at Thirteenth and NJ will
be utilized for displays and the en-.
tertainment of the crowds. The out
doors department will probably In.
clude a number of machinery ex.
hibits. The auditorium will be par.
toned of for booths. and these will
all be constructed In advance
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Additional Vacation Granted.

Jack Best, the veteran trainer of
state university athletes, for whom a
fund is being raised to send him to his
old home In England, has been grant.
ed two additional months vacation by
Chancellor Avery. According to the
custom of former years, Jacks vaca-
tion consisted OF but one month dur.
ing the summer, for which time he
did not receive pay. Next summer he
will receive three months vacation,
two of which will be with full pay.
The fund to date has increased to
S1S4,40.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17

The house passed the posioflice bill,
carrying an appropriation Of S241, ,0O0,-
600.
President Taft and Attorney Gen.
eral Wickersham have decided to
push the antitrust war.
Representative Henry introduced
bill to compel the extradition Of the
beef barons to stand trial.
j. G. Baeschlin holds that retailers
are largely responsible for tho higher
cost OF Twins these days. -
Railroads and the government have
different inception of the twenty
eight hour 1.-Two stock shipment law.
The senate passed the bill author.
izing the issuance of s30,000,00O worth
of certificates for irrigation projects.
Commission form Of government
was adopted by Newton, Kas., at a
special election by large majority.
A bill was introduced in the senate
to form Rockefeller foundation with
headquarters probably In Washington.
The taking of testimony was con-
cluded In the trial of Tschaikovsky
and Madame Breshkovskaya in st. Pc.
tersburg.
All railroads in Nebraska received
a total revenue OF over $5O,000,000 for
freight and passenger service during
the year 1909.
Two hundred Kansas editors and
their wives were banQueted at Wichita
as the closing event OF the Kansas
state editorial association.
Sons and daughters OF Iowa and
friends to the number OF 300 gathered
at the annual banquet Of the Iowa
society OF New York at the Hotel
Astor.
Without excitement or ceremony
President Mendoza was formally in.
| augurated president of Panama, sue.
ceedng President Obaldia, who died
several days ago.
The English army estimates for
1901 show q total for maintenance
Of S1SS,S00.000. This Is an increase
over the estimates OF the preceding
year of S1,625,O0O.
| 'iAh'o0IS III inc InltHSD OleOIldT-
garino hearing told how the traffic
was carried on in the west.
Attorney General Thompson holds
that Nebraska Is not liable for $2iS,
600 damages said to have been inflict,
ed by n home rule mob in South
| Omaha.
All employees of the breweries In
Buffalo, numbering about 700 men.
VIII receive an average increase In
wages of 81 weekly by contracts just
signed.
From the Lincoln asylum last weei,
there was sold seventy hogs at $0.2G
hundred. The total amount re-
ceived for the bunch was s1,47S.44.
The freight, yardage, feed and com.
mission amounted to 1851, netting
the state sl,443.07.
The committee in charge OF the
county option convention to be held
In Lincoln March IA and Is has ar
ranged with Governor Hanly Of In
diana to deliver the principal address
on the night of the nth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-03-17
Unique Test Of Seed Corn.


Besides testing corn to see il II
will grow and warning farmers of
the poor condition of seed corn this
year. the Commercial club of Omaha
has made n test which shows the re.
suit Of freezing corn which contains
n good deal of moisture. The result
shows that even some of the corn
standing in the fields, supposed to
be the best seed corn Nebraska has
this year, may be worthless for seed.
Ten ears Of corn were selected
which were shown by tests to be
strong. Every kernel tested had
good sprouts and a strong root sys.
tenn. A government expert at the
Omaha grain exchange tested them
to learn the moisture. It was less
than 16 per cent.
Then these ten good ears were
soaked for various lengths OF time
and after the water dried into the
corn they were again tested to find
out how much moisture they con-
tained. Those soaked FIVE horus had
% per cent; six hours 81 per cent,
ana eight hours 80 per cent. All
were put in a refrigeratlng plant
where the air was IL degrees above
zero.
After 76 hours exposure the corn
was again tested. The ears OF one
hundred kernels from which had %
per cent moisture. only 2S germin-
ated; while but &c kernels In one
hundred from the ears with 27 per
cent moisture showed signs OF life
and but 21 grains in one hundred
taken from the ears containing 81
per cent moisture sprouted.
This test shows that corn contain
ing more than 20 per cent moisture
cannot stand freezing for even a
short time without killing a large
percentage Of the kernels and max.
ing the ears worthless for seed.