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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

The m S t effective stump
speeches heard in Northern Min
nesota are made by dynamite.
1t gets right at the root of the
subject. Walker Pilot.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

President 7 a f t handed the
Minnesota university a lemon as
large as white elephant pota-
to of 1911.-Sauk Rapids Senti,
mel.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

The Herald'S sidewalk is free
from snow. How about yours?
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

The back to the land" move
ment is receiving quite an impe.
tus from the festive aeroplane
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

Sam Gordon is growing in
strength with the plain people
every day.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

The average man who criti-
cises the preacher couldn't dc
half as well himself.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

One touch of winter makes
the whole world hover round
the base burner.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

The man who pays his bills
helps pay the bills of the man
who dead beats his:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-16

If the middleman were elimin-
ated the plain people would get
a square deal.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Southern Pacific
Figuring Upon Sale
Of Bonds in Paris
Fifty Millions of Dollars of Securities
of Hartman Road Expected to Be
Taken by French Bankers.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-(special Telegram)
From authoritative sources It is learned
that a powerful group Of French banks is
negotiating to supply the Southern Pacific
with s5G,OOOOO0 No official announcement is
expected for several weeks. but already
tentative arrangements have been made
for the flotation OF the loan The security
will take the form Of bonds
The Hartman bankers would not confirm
the foregoing statement indeed the i'm
preston created was that no financing has
yet been put through. No claim is made
that the lQen has been finally signed and
scaled, but that the negotiations will be
carried to successful conclusion Is con
fidently anticipated. The amount pro-
posed, S50.O00,OOO, is the same as the Penn
sylvania placed in Paris four years ago,
one view OF the arrangements now under
way is that the money could undoubtedly
be utilized advantageously. should the
merger suit be decided adversely to the
Hartman interests
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Aberdeen Asks
Square Deal for the
Railway Mail Clerks
Commercial Club Points Out to De-
partment Enormous Increases in
Traffic to Be Handled.

ABERDEEN. s. d., Jan. s-(special.)-
The Aberdeen Commercial club took
hand in tile agitation for a better postal
service and a square deal" for the rail-
way mail clerks today by sending the fol-
lowing telegram TO the South Dakota SEN
ators and representatives at Washington:
Owing to the difficulties between the
postal department and the railway mail
clerks, our service Is badly crippled and is
growing worse. II Is not up to standard
under normal conditions The trains are
hauling back unsorted mail frequently We
suggest that you increase the cost OF post
age on ma?azine advertising instead Of
cutting the clerks in the service We fur
ther suggest that the present difficulties
be investigated and an equitable adjustment
be made at once
ABERDEEN COMMERCIAL. CLUB
The work of the railway mail service on
the Aberdeen line has been vastly increased
within the past few months by the addi-
tion OF the pouch mail service on the
branch lines OF the Milwaukee road west
Of the Missouri river in South Dakota.
On those lines there is no railway mail
clerk, the postmasters simply placing the
mail in pouches to be worked when IL
reaches the main line. Some Of the towns
on the branch lines are OF good size, and
the additional work made adds considerably
TO the task confronting the railway mail
clerks.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Carter Harrison
Enters the Race for
Mayor Of Chicago
States His Platform, Favoring Initia-
tive, Referendum Recall, Subway,
Municipal Ownership.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-Cspeclal Telegram)-
Carter II. Harrison issued today the plat
form on which he will run for mayor Of
Chicago 1t contains initiative referendum
recall subway and municipal ownership
planks.
At the same time Mr.. Harrison gave out
an interview in which he reserved the Iaght
to become an independent candidate IL de.
fcated at the primaries. lie declined to
say that he would support the democratic
nominee.
81 place my citizenship above party or
faction said Mr. Harrison. "and / shall
not pledge myself in advance to support
a candidate when do not know who that
candidate is going to be- I would not do
such a thing even to be mayor OF Chicago
III the primary is fair ! will not run as
an Independent II. however there is
corruption ! shall do whatever ] think
best ! should feel bound TO run against
candidate for whom a sjOOOOO campaign
fund had been collected and spent"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Custer Authorities
Arrest Man Accused
Of Starting Blaze
Sheriff Kennedy Takes William
Moore in Charge, Fol
ing Row <oTNS'~ ,

BROKEN BOW eial
TelegramD-Or .cN~N led by
Sheriff Kenne ,SSN ,e. recently
Of this place aoS ID at Ravenns
late this afterno arged with burning
the Custer county .ourt house on the night
Of January Il, last year. The sheriff will
leave here tonight and take his prisoner
from Ravenna to Grand Island, where he
will be kept In close confinement until the
preliminary hearing. The officers, who have
been working on the case for some time.
claim they have enough evidence against
Moore to implicate him to the fullest.
Moore recently moved from here to
Seneca. where he proposed starting a pool
hall He was arrested a short time ago
with others in connection with some rob-
berry cases and in the general nixup words
were uttered by some Of the gang that
strengthened the officers belief that Moore
was the man they wanted in connection
with the court house fire.
One important witness is now in Iowa
and Sheriff Kennedy will go there after
him az soon as he has safely landed his
prisoner in jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Bernard Sachsse Expires
While Secretary of Meeting

Mr' Saehsse was an old settler OF Dodge
county. He was born in a province OF
Germany and came tC this country at an
early age, During the last few years he
has conducted the business OF notary IN
the offices Of hiiiam Wapplch and has
always been active as secretary OF tho
German alliance. lie made his home At
.2zO Meredith avenue. Mrs. c. f. shukert
a daughter is the only surviving relative
Mr. Sachsse apparently had been In The
best OF health during the day and appeared
10 be in good spirits Sadness came over
him though. in the afternoon, when he
remarked to a friend that the dav was the
first anniversary OF his wife $ death
The funeral will be held at o'clock sun
day afternoon from the home Of his daugh-
ter. Airs. G.. r. shukert. at POS Larimore
avenue. Jacob Hauck will be In charge
Of the services aud the interment win be
Forest Lawn cemetery The paubearers
viii be chosen from among The members
Of the firm
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
ATTACK AMERICAN CONSULS
Embassy Protests Against Conduct of
Turkish Soldiers.
VESSEL FLIES AMERICAN FLAG
MutIny Am5ng soldiers who Were
Passengers PrOvOkes Protests
from Officials and They
Are Assaulted.

CONsTANrINOPLE Jan. 2s.-J. Rldgely
Carter. who has been placed at the
head of the American embassy with the
rank of minister plenipotentiary pending
the appointment Of successor to Ambas-
sador Straus resigned today lodged a
protest with the porte against the assault
and indignities to whicn the American
consular representatives at Beirut and
AleNandretta we're recently subjected.
II appears that sergeant instigated a
mutiny among fifty Turkish soldiers who
were being transported on the steamer
New Jersey. When that vessel reached Al.
exandretta it was flying the American
flag and the American consular agent,
John r. Persitiany, went on board to in
vestigate There he was set upon by the
soldiers and driven from the ship. During
the attack his hand was cut and his coat
torn off.
Refuse to Surrender Leader.
The local police have arrested some OF
the ssldiers but the captain OF the New
Jersey refused to surrender the ring lead
eT, The vessel proceeded to Smyrna where
there was a second row. At this stage OF
the quarrel the American consul general
Ernst l.. Harris, took a hand with the re-
suit that he was roundly abused by the
ldcllOns. however, ne Drought ABOUT the
arrest of the sergeant
When the news OF the trouble reached
saloniki, the shipping men declared a
boycott against the owners Of the New
Jersey.
Acting upon sdvices the American EN-.
bassy here promptly took the matter ur
with the Turkish government.
Declare Boycott.
SALONIKl, Turkey. Jan. 2s.-The Sal
oniki boycott committee today declared q
boycott against the steamers OF the Mail
Packet-Archipeliago line and the boatmer
and lighter men attempted to prevent IN,
loading Of the companys steamer OIym
pla
The authorities acted promptly an,
placem KERN Agha, the dictator OF tn,
organization under arrest The troubl,
started in a miXup between the crew o.
the steamer New Jersey and a detachment
OF Turkish soldiers, which the vessel wa
United States and so involved the Ameri
can consul general at smyrna T.. l. Har
ris, and the American consular agent a
AleXandTetta, Persitiany, In the row. Tn
owners Of the New Jersey and Olympus
are described as an American company.
n the New JERSEY and Olympia saI
under the stars and Stripes, no warran
Continued on Second PaRel
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

on the anniversary OF hts wife's death
ana almost al the same hour In which
she passed away. Bernard sachsse, 6s
wears Old. suddenly died durng a meeting
~ the German an ance al the German
Home last night. Nj. sachsse was acting
as secretary Of the meeting, and the death
convuIsions came upon him while he was
transcrihing the minutes in his record
The large attendance OF men was
startled IN their deliberations upon seeinG
the aged secretary release the pencil he
was using ia the middle OF a word and
slowly droop face forward on the liable.
His frame trcmbled for several minutes
and death came within a half hour at
about $3.50 O'Clock.
Dr. +. }. Schleier VAS summoned TO the
scene. but NJ sschsse is thought 10 have
passed away before the physician arrived.
DR.. schleier announced that apopleAs
probably WAS the cause of death. The
coroner has been notified and il is thought
he will hold an inquest
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
More Rumors of Whereabouts
of the Long Missing Heiress

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Developments in
the search for Miss Dorothy Arnold the
mlssing helress, included the report Of
additional letters demanding a ransom for
the Young Womsn's return. a reported dec
Iaratlon by Deputy Police Commissioner
Flynn thar he believed the girl had not
been harmed and would return home In a
few days and that announcement that
Miss Anold's brother. who had been
abroad on a secret mission since her dis
appearance was on the way back 20 New
York. Both The police and the lawyers
directing the search scout the theory that
Miss Arnold is held for ransom. John $.
Keith Of MI. Arnolds legal advisors. as
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

serted his belief that letters we're written
by blackmailers. II they were taken seri-
ously. he said, the searchers would face
the untenable theory that Miss Arnold was
held for ransom by four different persons
Mr.. Keith was disinclined also to credit
the reputed theory OF the police that Miss
Arnold would return home shortly. There
were no fresh clews In the case, nor was
there anything on which TO base such
theory so far as he knew
The trip of John Arnold. the missing girls
brother to Europe, which was made soon
after Miss Arnold disappeared. had nothina
20 do with the search, Mr Keith declared
He said The young man went abroad In
the interest Of mis- fathers business.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
Harmon Addresses
United Mine Workers
Socialist Members Object to Hearing
Governor Because He Called
Troops in Strike.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. Ex-Governor Har-
mon today addressed the United Mine
Workers OF America in convention here.
Objections were raised by a few socialis-
tic delegates on the ground that Governor
Harmon had called out state troops to
break the street car strike in this city
but these were overruled by President
Lewis. and at the conclusion OF the ad-
dress all efforts on the part Of these dele
gates TO ask the governor questions or
speak were suppressed Dy the presidents
gavel
President Lewis said he believed the
members OF the convention should be
willing TO hear from men in all stations
Of life and get their opinions on matters
affecting the welfare o: the American peo-
Pile.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
SPANISH LEGATION DENIES
REPORTS ABOUT ALFONSO
IL Says Report that Queen VIII Leave
Palace Was Started by Anti
DynRstic Influences.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9S.-The attention
OF the Spanish legation having been at
tracted by certain publications TO the ef-
feet that domestic infelecity has brought
about an estrangement between King AL
fonso and his royal spouse, Queen Vic
toria. Minister Rieno today entered an
emphatic denial OF the story. The
rumors Of a separation are believed by
him to have been set afloat by anti
dynastic influences.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
spIrrics May Pass MILLION.

SUirrics May Pass MILLION.
The total appropr'a uon for salaries made
al the last session wos sa&so The bin
now IN the hands Of the committee Tor
th's session may very easily pass the one
million mark
The next problem for the committee WI
b. the maintenance bill which ran 20
s. sSI i0S0t last time and will be much
lSl ser for this biennium Il an the depaI 1,
m,n nts which want additional appropria.
tious get anywhere nCsr what they ask
since last week the following new ap-
preparations have been asked for.
q r. eei BY Evans OF Adams. for
launurv at the Hastings asylum.,..S 500
II r. 2e2 bv Clarke OF Cherry, 10
ray travelling expenses for district
Juuses t.stts.......tr.t, ..s- .sr.rs-s-- aVN
II v 2o by Leidigh OF Otoe. Tor
> county fair department IN the agri-
cultural department. ent.........s......-.. 5000
n n "a nv Liver OF Douglas, for
an cpilepuc hospital. 5000
II r. 21, by TAYLOR % Hitchcock,
for assistants TO the state cn-Om
0lOgist ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
CONTINUED on second Psge)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
o.Inhon,a MIIIIonaIre I'D.

NTSIIOGEE Okl- Jan. 2s-George ly.
Barnes millionaire oil operator and pres
ident OF the Commercial National Bank Of
MuHkogee, died today AZ Monte Carlo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
SHERIDAN GROWS RAPIDLY
Population of Gay in wyoming In
creRses More Than Five
Fold in Decade.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Populstion sta
tistics of the thirteenth census announced
tpdav include.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29
WEATHER FORECAST

For Nebraska Generally fair
For towa-Gcnerally fair.
For weather report see page .
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-29

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-07
Spasm No. 6 says:

most dangerous thing In the world for
one threatened with appendicitis Is to
eat any food whatever Notwith-
standing he knew that danger, G. w.
Post advertised Grape-Nuts at fifteen
cents a package for those so threas
ened."
This is intended to muddle the read
er into believing that we put out
Grape Nuts as d cure for appendicitis.
Mr.. Post, himself. has had probably
as wide experience as any other man
in America in the study and obser-
walton OF food as related to the di-
gestive organs, and We proved In
Court by the physicians and surgeons
on the witness stand that the FREEDOM
mating cause OF appendicitis IL un-
digested food. and that IL is neces.
sary TO quit eating food. and when tue
body requires food again, use a pre-
digested food. or at least one easy OF
digestion.
DR. Ochsner i'm his work on appen.
tlicitis refers directly TO the use OF
tho wellkpown pro.digested foods that
can be obtained OF the market. He
also brought out the interesting fact
that in after treatment" IL Is advan-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-07

health officers, of Mich, Maine, Penn,
New Hamp., and other states in their
official bulletins have for years been
denouncing as preposterous and fraud
ulent the claims made by the Postum
Cereal Company" We do not recall
any criticism except from Mich,
Penn, Maine and S. Dakota.
The average reader might think
that the opinions expressed by the
State Officials are always correct,
but that conclusion Is not borne out
by facts.
AS an illustration: About thirteen
years ago the Dairy and Food Com
mission OF Michigan for some person
al reason printed q severe criticism
on us for making Postum OF Barley
according to his official chemistI az
market price and selling too high.
He was shown there was never a
grain OF barley used in Postum. His
report was false and misleading. The
governor dismissed him.
We believe that most Of the state
officials are honest, and on the other
HAND we are firmly convinced that
some OF their conclusions cannot be
substantiated by facts in scientific
research.
They never criticize the purity OF
our foods. for SO much we are thank.
full.
IL our conclusions in regard to its
being brain food differ from theirs,
aid we are. both honest, they have
rather the advantage, because under
the law they can order US 70 elimin-
ate from the package any statement
II 1t disagrees with their opinion.
Otherwise they would harass grocers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-07

bad one. II reads as follows: The
only famous physician whose name
was signed to a testimonial was pro
duced in Court by Golfers and turn
ed out to be poor old brokendown
printing establishment He received
ten dollars $4,000 for writing his
testimonial"
We will wager ten thousand dollars
($f0,000) with any Investigator that
we have. subject TO inspection OF any
fair committee, upwards OF three hun.
dred 1900 Communications from ply.
sicians. many OF them expressing the
highest commentator OF our prod
ucts, but these will not now CT ever
be turned over to the publisher for
his use.
Notice the statement in this charge
The only famous physician whose
name was signed 10 Postum testi
monial, etc.'
The truth is. this DR.. Underwood
was enc OF a great many physicians
who have not only written commen
datory words about the value OF our
foods. but every now and then sorle
physician writes an article on coffee
or on food. and sends IL TO It's with d
suggestion OF compensation for his
time and medical knowledge. Pre-
vious TO the time when we employed
physicians In our own business. VIC
occasionally employed n doctor to
wrltc an article on coffee, always in
sistlng that the article be an honest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-07

for that purpose the New York Maya.
zine OF --- whose editor Is now
in the Federal Penitentiary Tor fraud
ulent use OF the mails. For example.
Post announced in that magazine In
1907, etc." (then follows our prize
competition).
We used nearly all OF the papers
and magazines in New York and the
rest of America, but the sensational
writer gives the impression to his
readers that the only magazine We
used was one whose editor is now in
the Federal Penitentiary," etc, some
thing that we know nothing of the
truth OF now, and never did. Space
was bought in the magazine spoken
of on business basis for the reason
that II went to good class OF read
ers. The incident seems TO have fur
nished an opportunity for designing
writer to deceive his readers.
We look upon honest human testi-
mony from men and women as to the
means by which they recovered health
as OF tremendous value to those In
search of II. Our business has been
conducted from the very first day
upon lines Of strict integrity and we
never yet have published a false tes-
timonial of human experience. Many
of these letters covered numerous
sheets; some, If printed. would
spread over half page OF newspaper
II we would attempt to print one such
letter in every one OF the thousands
of papers and magazines We use. the
cost for printing that one letter would
run into many thousands OF dollars.
We boil down these letters exactly
as a newspaper writer boils his news
sticking sacredly to the important
facts and eliminating details about
the family and ether unimportant mat
tiers. This work OF boiling down,
or editing. IL done honestly, and with
full knowledge OF our responsible
ity, but notice the art OF the twist
er" in the way he presents to his
readers this matter OF testimonials.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-07

expression OF his opinion and re-
search.
The Weekly" hunted up this physi-
clan, and because he seemed to be
poor, and as II says, "brokendown.
had him brought TO Court Ia be ex-
posed before a jury as the only ply
stefan that had ever endorsed Grape
Nuts but much TO the chagrin OF
the Weekly" when our attorney ask
ed him IL the article he wrote about
coffee was true. he replied, yes"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-07

spends nearly a million year in adj
vertising and relies on that to keep
out OF the newspapers the dangerous
nature OF the fraud he is perpctrating
on the public"
The Postum Company does pay out
upwards OF a million year for trade
announcements. Newspaper men be-
lleve our statements truthful or they
would not print them. Large numbers
OF newspaper men use our products.
They are capable of telling the pub
lie Mhefher OR NOT We "brihe" them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-07

IICIH III is an Illustration OF the
sqnirming and twisting Of the sensa-
tional writer delivering distorted mat.
ter TO his readers
While on the witness stand Mr.
Post testified to his studies in Anat.
omy. Physiology, Dietetics and Psy-
chology,-all relating TO the prepare.
ton and digestion of food Asked TO
name authorities studied he mention
ed six or eight from memory, and
commented on some clinical exper-
fence covering several years in an
nual journeys to Europe.
Now notice the distortion. Copy
from the printed crlticism)
He (PosD pointed out a pile OF
books in possession OF his attorneys
as the very ones he had read"
(Notice.-"the very ones he had
read" leading the reader to believe
that they we're the only ones.)
Did you consult the books from
these editions?" was asked
From those and various editions, .
answered Post.
The attorney picked up book after
book from the pile and showed the
title pages TO the jury,-all except
two had been published since 1905. .
This is an example of distortion
and false coloring to produce an un.
favorable impression.
The facts are Mr. Post purposely
introduced the latest editions tina:
could be obtained of prominent au.
thorities TO prove by them the truth
of his statements regarding appendi.
citis and the analysis OF brain, also
the latest conclusions in regard 10
the action OF the digestive organs
These works are:
Human Physiology, by Raymond.
Physiological Chemistry, by Simon
Digestive Glands, by Pawlow.
Hand Book of Appendicitis, by
Ochsner.
| Physiological Chemistry, by Ham.
marsten.
Biochemic System of Medicine, by
Carey.
The Weekly" carefully eliminates
from its printed account, testimony
regarding the years of research and
study by Mr.. Post in fitting himself
for his work, and would lead the
reader OF the distorted article TO he
lieve that his education began since
1905.