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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
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Cine neue 3 6eorie iber
bic gntftsbuug bes 2eb ns.
Cine Don alien friibsren Ebeorieu ab.
pei6enoe 5ppotbeie iiber ben urs
fprung Der lebsnbeu Wsien auf Der
grDe itelIt Der ruIiiifs 8iologe s. IRE
rsf6topsti in sinem Dor Sturgeon ers
f6isnenen 8ube auf. Wdbreuo man
fih bisber baulit beguiigts, als 9runoz
lage ieoss prgdnifhsn 2ebens Elm PRO
topIasma ansunebmeu, bas fih aus
bohtonitituirten. gsgen gsrpif1e 9tfte
i'm allgemeinen isbr smpftnoIthsn Giz
peiBmpletiileu 3uIommeuIsBt, tpetit
WereI5tonstt uuf bic sigenurtige
5butia6e bin, baB mir bsute cine gan5e
Delt ppn lsbenoen Sorperhen tennsn,
bic su ibrem ;Fortbefteben be8 Sauers
ituffs Der 2uft nidt bebiirFeH, bic 5sms
peratur bes Iieosnnsr 0uFsrs ertrageu,
teine Der fir bic grOtoplasmatorper@
den 10 6arattsriItiIhen um0boioen BE-
tpsguneen ausfiihren unb Dor allem bic
gieeni9aft be5iBen, gegen bic itdrtiten
Site tpie Morphtu, gIauiGure uno
Strpdniu immun su fsin. 9as goll'
material bisTsr 8eien, bas WlereI4s
totpsti ulsmpcpplasma be3ei6nst, muE
Tih alio bon Der Wtaterie, bic man G.
pD6nlith Yrptpplasmd (arniboplass
MAJ nsnnt. isbr tpeIsntlih untsrIheis
ben. Dant isiner auBsroroentIider
Wioeritunbsfdhigteit, bic ss 3u eineH
tpabren .GiftfrsFsr" itsmpelt. tonnt'
Is ouf Der Grpe pisl friibsr entitehen
als bas protoplasmu, unb bat lid
fhpn sebitbet, als bic GrooberiI1he in
ibren meiiten sbeilsn nod nit Iisbent
6eibeu Miesren bsoedt mar, in oerer
iausritpfFreinem @aier siftiss Sal3
in eroben Reugsn gslDft naren. erf
mad, 4eDnen, nahbem fin bic Gropbsrt
flGhe unb bic Meere 10 melt ausge
fiibIt batten, baB bic meiften Wietall
Iolss dustriftalIiitrten unb cine fausr
| ftoffbaltige 4tmoipbdre iin biloete
tonnte. neben Dem Ntpcppldsnla, cir
b0ber orguniiirter 5rdger bes 2ebens
oos grotopldsma, duftretsu, aus ben
Iidb cine anbere Qebenelt Der Iid betpe
gsnben GhletmfIiimpfen, Der Sddel
ihen Wpneren auf5ubduen begann, Die
| onfGrsIin az benz mpcnplasmaueiel
IN Feinolihem 6egsnias itebeno, ourd
Sas fprtgeIsste 3aiammenIs5sH 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27

ben 5u mibhdnpsln, uls ber Ronbufs
teur 9. Colbert unD mebrere gafd>
giere benz 8sbrdngten 81 9iilfe eilten.
Giner Der Mdnner betDertIteaigte feline
fJlu6t, fpdbrenb Der anbere feitgenom@
men unb Der go!i3et iibergeben fpuroe.
Ger GeFdugene, fpel6er fi6 uls Senrp
Burger, "a Sabre alt, Gubrmann bon
$50. 27 Rdrp GtraBe regiitrirte, tpuroe
unter Der 2tntldge oes uuorbentli6en
8enebmsns eingefperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
Sofal Sertdt.
3ic Cberantuieraauer.
SIR 6aHipisl bat NIT ben ssRrigsn
EorhellaHgen ibr GnDe nrelht.

Dos uripriinsIia auf atpsi 8O6en
in ausii9t gsnommene GoitipisI hes
D6erammergausr Bauern gnienIbIss
ift I'm eine Node Dsrtiir5t tporoeR uno
nit ben geitrigsn 8oritellungsn sum
4bfhluB setonmsn. Dtreftor GulItI,
Der bic osroaneene Node nit groB BEN
@erluiten geipieIt bat, fab fi6 3u oies
fem Gntf4luB peranldbt. Die 9eIsas
i6aft iit uint aufeeISit. sic retit
btute gtittas na6 Baltimore ab uno
iuiro In ben Sftliden Stdbten big gum
5aIuB Der 5aiion 8orfeIunssn gss
BEN. Die aiinitler bdtten tn Gtntins
natl beFsrs uHteritiisnng DsrStsnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27

- 81 ostttoDertilgu -
Retp SerieB tptrb iid balo mad einem
neuen Spibndmsn umfeben miiHen,
benn Der bes MostitoFaates miro INN
baIb nit Re9t nt6t me9r beigelegt
tperben biirfen. Der Gampf eegen bic
ie ebenfo lGittgen tpie geIunbbettsf4doz
Ii6en SSnietten 1T beretts felt ldngerer
3sit fpitemdtti6 bstrisben noroen. Be-
reits i'm Sabre 1904 bat bic Gegislatur
DON Sem eSerfep $350,O00 in idbrIihen
Raten bon ie $4,000 fir bieIenGampf
betpiQtgt. Den S4lo9tplan gsgen bic
Mpstitos bat Der Staatsentomologe
prof. Sobn 9. Smitb bonn Riftgers
college snttporfeu. Die iih Der aifte
entlang3ie6euben Gal3nafermari6en
tperoen bur6 80 3oq tiefe, big unter
@ur3sltiefe Der 8rasnarbe ge6enoe
Grdben brainirt, ebenio bic mebr lamb
etnfpdrts gsIegensn iumpfigeu Diefsn.
Stagnirenbe 9epdiisr, bic niht abge>
leitet iperben t0nnsn, nerben nit
9etroleum bebett. SubioH gDuntp
bat Teinen eigensn Observation-Disclosures
tommiIIdr, Wiliam8elanep, Gngeiteat,
tpel6er beretts 5000 Qder an Der
&iifte entlang benz ufer bes Sadsniut
Ripers bon Mostitps p0lIig geidubert
unb ibnen bort bic GriIten5m0glihteit
genommsn bat. Sein tiiAtigfter unb
unermubli6iter Mitarbeiter 1T Sehe
g. Wpnaban, Der 8iirgermetiter bon
WOnmoutb, Der itou felt eintgen Boz
den tpisber nit Ieinen 4rbetten Den
5riibiabrsFeIo3ug gsgen bic Utostitos
peit er0ffnet bat.
9euti6es 6aus in Cos
Qngeles. Gine tpoblbeIu6te entbuitaftt.
fhs 8erIammlung DON ettpa 30 Dele
eaten oeutiher 8ereine in Sos Gnges
les, Sal, einberufen, UNI bie9riinoune
elmer ,Oeuti6en 6ausz9eieuIhaft" 81
befprsheu, that bic erIten S6ritte, un
bem Deutf6t6um pon Sos Gngelss ei'
ne 5eimat6 gu ii6ern. 3tp0lf 8erein
tparen troB beg ihlehteu Wetters ourd
Oeleguten reprdientirt. Serr SoiepI
8luit puroe gum 8oriisenoen uni
Stegfrieb Sagen 3umSetretdr erDdbIt
| Iadbem oieRotbtpenbtgtett zines beut
fhen 6eims fir Cos QngsIes eingebenl
unb entbufiaItif6 beipro6en uno Der
f6isbene Pldns er0rtert tporoen pdren
tpurbe bsI6loTen, elm 3entralz&pm
mittee All ernenneu, ipelhes Der nd6ftel
0eLeoaten@eria etnen an
nebmbursn qIan untsrbreiten folI, be
| i'm augemeinen sinen 9oranTdlag ube
Roftenpuntt, 5inau3ierung, Rentabi
IitGt etc. flargelset. 9isies Central
Gommittee Ioa aus ie eiusm Delegate
Der peri9iebenen 9ereine, benz Dor
fibenoen unb SetretGr beIteben. 8i
foleenbsn Serren puroen ernaHnt, III
an bieiem Sommittee 81 oienen: Petrl
| 5tues, SobeIiel, Sbemar, oeIh, Gum
be, 8ierlih, 9ietboIb, 8uban, Straui
gruuolo, 3repfIig. 9Iuft unO Sugsr
Der 9lau, Der BON bisiem aommitte
ausoearbsitet tpirD, Ioa Johann eins
eroBen Delsgirtsns8sriam IN
ter6reitet, befpro6en unb, tpeHn nptt
psnbig, berbeHsrt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
llngeiniitblid3e Yafiasiere.
Rsssr,aann einer Sort Nitd,ea Gar
auf ieiaem EufteH uieoer.
geidiagtn.

gu eineni oufressnoen Reeontre fam
e. seitsrn Qa6t sssen IL llbr 5pti4sn
benz Usoiormnnn elmer BON Gopington
iommenbeH sort Msit6en Gar" uno
8inei MaGnnsrn, fpelte fth ais guiios
aiere in bem 0eitibul nes bihtbeisBten
Wagens beianoeu. Ditielben paren
aus irgenb sinem Grunbe NIT oem
Usotormann mm. so. Wltper in Strsit
ssratben unb fhlusen ben 8sumten,
ais bic Gar bic Ode Der 2. nnb Mnlnui
Gtrabe erreihie. plDslih nieber. sic
ihidten ii4 an, ben am 1cbsu 2isgst,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
Gamuel gomper.S iiber q a.
tinn1fDpIitif.

atIanta, Ga, 20. Mdr3. Ga
muel @ompers, Der PrdfDent Der
amerifanii6en arbettsr 50DeratiOn.
traf bier beute in 8esleitung msbrerer
Beanie Der 50bsration Elm, um gorbes
reitungen fir bic Rdtional aOnDen>
tion Der american Geberatiou Of 2abor
su treffen, bic bier i'm ndhIten gtoDeme
Der Itattfinbsn pirb. Sn 8e3ug duf
bic Rationdlpolitit meints Ssrr 9omz
pers, bdb bas 2unb Grobss bon Dem
oemofratiffen 9ongreB srtpdrte uno
bdR bic Is uniondrbeitsr i'm aongreb
ale quite, gefunbe unb gerehte 8eIeBs
aebung unieritiiben tpiiroen.
R0rberif9e g S6isBerst.
QIbuquerque, q. R., 26.
Mdrs. gelsgentli9 zines Strsits um
me6rere siibe tpurnen am SoRntdg Die
griiber 5om uno gb. 6aQ srihoHeu
Inb go. 3umdit iibt jebt i'm @efdngs
niB. Der ein5ise 4u8en3suge Der
ShieBer.i bic Iih in Der Rate BON
aenna. 20. 3d., abfpielte, mar Elm halbs
uii9iieer guride. na6 bsfien gebuup.
tung Die brei WldnHer gIeih3eitig auf'
einaHoer feuerten.
Dpernbaus eingeGf dert.
9rinceton, Sno, 26. Rdr3,
9as stibo Opera 6ouis Durbe an
5pnntag Elm Raub Der TIammeu. Der
G6dben bsldnft iih uuf $4,000 un1
bitIsr Summe Tts6t MIR cine fsbr
flsine 8erFderuug segenIber. Gin.
3eitlang bate es ben ani3in, als of
ont bds Sioo SoteI unO bas gan3t
5Guierstpiert singedihsrt usrOsn mir
ben.
fdpffen.
Wibblesboro, &g., 26. WlGrs
gilsnbdbnoststtip Rob purbe OH
SamItag in Der QGee e0n Barter eta
tipn In 6arlan gountp aus Dem Gin:
terbalt nieosrgsi6oHen unb if1psr per
tpunbet. Gs ban0elt FIT dugenihsin
LID nm einsn Raheatt Wun rpiri
oeriuteu, ben Sdulbigsn nit SiIf
bon 8luthuuoen 3u ermittsIn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27

@ott sefnnnt, ouf beFsu gna6e er
re9neu biirfe, in Oefen 6dnb er auh
i'm gobe bIetbt. G6on Bel ben 8abp>
lonisrn bat ii6 bas 2arb obne Seims
tebr in Elm gunD Der 9eimtsbr ges
pdnbelt.
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periouals otiseH.

5rau sberefa pfeifer, ge5.
Sdspab. bic Satin oes Serrn 4ms
brofius gfeifer. 1T am SnTnftag thrsH
2ieben bur9 ben 1ob eutrtHsu pors
ben. sic Itanb i'm 63. 2ebeusidlr:
unb ihr 2(blsben ipirb bon GreunSen
unb getannten aufridiis betrauert,
Die geeroiguug finoet am WittDOt
Wsoraen pom Srausrbauie. 722 DOM
nersbergsr Gtrdbs, aus ftdtt, tporaui
in Der ct. 4ntonius airhe elm fsisrs
lihes 6cfont 5elebrirt iDirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-27
JnfanO Ogclegrap6

GupuIpd, Sil1., 26. Wdr3. Ille
anssihsn bsuten barauf bin. bag bem
am GitnTtag itatifinosnbsn 5ouits
fampf sfpiif<n Worris uno Gdred
1900 gerionen beilpohnen tusrben.
llsber bic SGIFis Der Arenuiibs iii be-
reiis, ungecdtet Der bohen Gintrittss
prsiie, Derfauft. Wlite Gdrsd BON
Cincinnati traf am Gonntdg init ieis
nsm Wandger 4ilp goreoran bier Gin
unS Rarris III shtnfaIls ssr Sssis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25
.'k{l#!!::! .G'k{zl#5!!!;::5:|!l;;;iNllgtNA- Gt5!.:|liNEl

Deshler will have ball team this
season.
Four conventions opened at Lincoln
in one day last week.
The Methodists OF North Loup are
building new church.
b. c. Ratio, a Sterling shoemaker,
suicided by shooting himself Tuesday.
Fremont will have holiday when
the State ball league opens the season
there.
A we'll organized movement for paw
ing the public square is under way at
Aurora.
A civil service examination will be
held June for rural carrier at Com
stock and Lynch, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hayward OF Ne
braska City have returned from their
trip around the world.
The Nebraska Press association will
Omaha, June 5, 6 and Z.
Benjamin Voight, who was injured
in an auto accident several days ago
at Aurora died as a result.
The annual convention of the post
masters of Nebraska will be held at
York June 13, IA and 10, instead OF at
Omaha as at first arranged.
Deshler has sent a car load OF
brooms TO Boston.
Kearney is sore afflicted with dan
delions, and has started a movement
| for their extinction.
Andrew j. Minor of Lincoln, a
member OF the house of representa-
tives during the recent session, died
| Wednesday of heart failure. He was
6S years old
Thomas c. Kelsey, a prominent
labor leader and general OF a divi-
sion OF the Coxey industrial army OF
the early nineties, died at Lincoln on
Tuesday morning at the age of sixty
six years.
Ernest Hunger, familiarly known as
"Dutch" Hunger, was appointed chief
OF police by the new excise board OF
Lincoln.
Charles Tuck of Scottsbluff had his
head caught between heavy wheel
and the body of a traction engine, and
is in the sanitarium with badly
crushed skull. 1t is quite doubtful II
he RECEIVERS.
Democratic State Chairman John c.
Byrnes of Columbus was stricken
with appendicitis Wednesday and his
condition became so critical that he
was taken TO a hospital for an opera
tion at once,
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25
MUST FIGHT TO STAY
ROCKY ROAD PREDICTED FOR
SENATOR BROWN.
THE SENATE MAY BE DEMOCRATIC
Gamble, In South Dakota, and Kenyon
In Iowa, Are Not Assured Of
Return, But May Manage
70 Pull Through.

Washington.-The probable politi-
cal complexion OF the United States
senate in 1913 was fully discussed in
an article which appeared in the Wash
ington Times Thursday. The Times
writer's conclusions are that the sen.
ate after the presidential election will
be democratic. The article also states
that Senator Brown of Nebraska will
probably he defeated and replaced by
a democrat. In this connection, how.
ever. there is strong feeling here
amongst the friends and admirers of
George W. Norris that If he should go
into the race the senatorship would
be saved for the republicans. The ar
ticle also discusses the situations in
Iowa and South Dakota and places
Gamble on the doubtful list.
In part the article says:
Morris Brown of Nebraska con-
fronts the probability of one fight for
his nomination, and a still more dan
gerous one for election, with chances
in favor OF the democrats making a
gain"
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25
LOST FAITH IN WHITE MAN
Eskimo Tested Efficacy OF Telephone
Scheme, and Realized He Had
Been Deceived.

An interesting story is told regard
Ing the efforts of an Eskimo to con-
struct telephone line. The Eskimo
came into possession Of a piece of wire
Of considerable length and never hav-
ing seen wire before he asked Profes-
sor Mcmillan Of the Peary north pole
expedition what it was and what 1t
was for. He was told that the white
man strung it on poles stuck In tho
ground and a voice talking to an III
strument at one end could be heard at
the other end. After some search the
next morning the Eskimo was found
to be engaged in telephone construc-
ton work of his own. He stuck some
sticks In the ground and hung his
wire on them. He held one end OF
the wire to his mouth and talked to
1t at the top of his voice. Then he
ran as fast as he could to the other
end aud held the wire to his ear with
the expectation of hearing his own
words repeated.
When he failed to hear any sounds
the expression on his face revealed
his opinion of his white friend.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD
ITEMS OF INTEREST PERTAINING
TO VARIOUS LOCALITIES.
GREATER OR LESSER IMPORTANT
The News OF Many Cllmes Told In
Short and Pithy Paragraphs, Writ.
ten Expressly for tho Busy
Mans Perusal.
Washington

Attorney General Wickersham may
consider criminal prosecutions for the
officials of the Standard Oil Co.
The supreme court of the United
States has ordered the dissolution of
the oil trust to take place within six
months.
Congress is wary about tackling the
free wool schedule as IL will mean the
cutting out Of nearly forty millions Of
revenue.
Much interest centers on Nebraska
in regard to its position in Senator La
Follette's candidacy for the presi
dency in 1912.
Although the special session OF con.
gress is but little more than month
become general.
Material growth in the popularity of
the postal savings bank system is in
dicated by a statement by Postmaster
General Hitchcock.
The United States government has
announced its intention OF prosecuting
Seattle enumerators who are accused
Of padding the census returns.
There seems TO be a diversity of
opinion among the members of con.
gress in regard TO the decision of the
supreme court in the Standard Oil
case.
Exports from the United States for
the first time in any twelve months
period passed the two billion dollar
mark. being $2,O12,749,505 for the year
ending with April.
In investigation OF the United States
Steel tru:t has been ordered by the
house, when 1t passed without opposi.
tion the Stanley resolution providing
for such an inquiry.
The Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey and its nineteen subsidiary
corporations have been declared by
the supreme court of the United
States conspiracy and combination
in restraint Of trade.
The supreme court Of the District
Of Columbia on its own initiative has
reinstituted proceedings for alleged
contempt against President Gompers,
Vicepresident John Mitchell and Sec
retary Frank Morrison of the Ameri-
| can Federation of Labor.
Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and
Frank Morrison. president, vice-presi.
dent and secretary of the American
Federation of Labor, respectively,
have been purged of contempt by the
u. S. supreme court at Washington, in
cases growing out of the litigation
between the Bucks Stove and Range
company of St. Louis and the fedora
tion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25
General News

The Nova Scotia legislature has
dissolved.
The provisional government is max
ing progress in Mexico.
Boy scouts of America want a sane
Fourth OF July at Spokane.
A treaty between Japan and Spain
has been signed at Madrid.
The Victoria memorial monument
was unveiled in London Tuesday.
A petition for the admission OF
Hawaii as a state has been received
by the senate,
The Gambler, Ohio, State bank has
been closed and receiver appointed
by the state examiner.
The new roadway to the top OF the
Royal gorge of the Arkansas river was
formally opened Friday.
The general synod OF the Reformed
church of the United States elected
Or. James l. Good OF Dayton, Ohio,
president.
Delegates from forty countries are
N Rome, taking part in the confer
ence Of the international Institute of
Agriculture.
Former Congressman William b.
Baker, known as the father of the
rural free delivery system, died at
Aberdeen, Mr., aged seventy-one.
Decapitations of rebels and suspects
occur daily in Canton. The relatives
OF those executed do not dare remove
the bodies from the streets.
1t begins to look like the Mexican
federal government is inclined to ac.
cept the peace oyertures of the rebels.
w. J. Bryan, who is in Toronto
Can, in speaking OF the Standard Oil
decision, said that II was likely TO re-
yive the entire trust question again.
The resolution for the federal in
come tax amendment has been con.
CURED in by the Wisconsin senate. II
has already passed the house.
Eighty students of the University ot
| Missouri occupying the Y. NJ. &. A
building, were placed under quaran
tine when it was discovered that on,
OF their number had smallpox.
ID. Il. Howard, formerly secretary o
the treasury OF Liberia, has been elect
ed president of the republic.
A poll of the democratic editors o
Missouri by the Republic shows tina
fifty of the 100 editors who repie,
favor Champ Clark, speaker OF tn
national house of representatives a
the presidential nominee.
The Boston board OF health has OF
fered the position of secretary of tha
body to DR., Francis II. Slack of tn
University of Kansas. He will receiv
a salary of $4,000 the first year. Tn
present secretary, Charles L. Davis, /
to be retired under the veteran act
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25

The Fairmont Methodists will cree:
a $4,000 pressed brick house OF wor
ship.
The race meet which was scheduled
for Broken Bow during June has beer
declared off.
DR.. J. NJ. Carr OF Fairmont lost
foot when a gun supposed to be un
loaded exploded in his auto.
Six horses we're burned to death
when the barn of Jack Hillyer at Bea,
trice was destroyed by fire.
Marvin Pape. Hooper boy, was in
stantly killed when he fell from
tree while hunting birds nests.
The village board OF Chappell has
let the contract for the construction
OF water and electric light system.
John Barrett has carried the mail
from the Surprise postoffice for TWEEN.
ty-one years. He has never missed
train.
DR.. ]. L. Webb, n pioneer residen:
OF Beatrice. died suddenly after an i'll.
ness of few hours. Death was caused
from acute gastritis.
J. p. McRea of Bloomington dreamed
the house was on fire, and jumped out
of a hotel window at st. Joseph,
breaking a leg.
Robert Murray Of Silver Creek fell
from the roof of barn to cement
walk eighteen feet below. and was
fatally injured.
William Leiboldt has stocked bis
fo Nnhraelyn ,,it
and tadpoles, and he will endeavor 10
raise frogs for table use.f
Bert Greenwood, living near Dillcr,
plowed out and killed eleven rattle
snakes in two days last week while
breaking up piece of new ground.
Henry Palmer, who killed his wife
at Hastings some time ago, plead
guilty and received sentence OF
twenty-five years in the penitentiary.
A junior band has been organized 10
Tecumseh. The band includes thirty.
five boys and will be conducted under
the direction of the Tecumseh military
band
Charles F.. Bryant, an inmate of the
hospital for insane at lngleside, near
Hastings, hanged himself with a piece
of barbed wire and was dead when
found shortly afterward.
The son of Frank Gundy, 7 years of
age, residing near Broken Bow, was
burned in a horrible manned. when an
older brother playfully showed him
into smoldeTing strawstack.
During a thunder shower Saturday
evening lightning struck a barn on
Lee Huston's farm near Geneva. One
horse and colt with feed and har
ness were burned with the building.
The golden wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wins was cele-
brated with appropriate ceremony at
the First German Lutheran church at
Hastings, Rev. l.. Frank, the pastor,
officiating.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25
FEED YOUNG GIRLS
Must Have Right Food While Growing.

Great care should be taken at the
critical period when the young girl is
Just merging into womanhood that the
diet shall contain that which is up
building and nothing harmful.
At that age the structure Is being
formed and II formed Of a healthy.
sturdy character, health and happiness
will follow; on the other hand un-
healthy cells may be built In and q
sick condition slowly supervene which,
If not checked, may ripen into a
chronic condition and cause lifelong
suffering.
A young lady says:
Coffee began to have such an effect
: on my stomach few years ago that
finally quit using 1t. 1t brought on
headaches, pains in my muscles, and
nervousness.
4 tried to use tea in its stead, but
found its effects even worse than those
| suffered from coffee. Then for long
time drank milk at my meals, but at
last 1t palled ON me. A friend came to
the rescue with the suggestion that 7
try Postum.
II did so, only to find at first, that
didn't fancy It. But had heard OF so
many persons who had been benefited
by its use that persevered, and when
had 1t made right-according to d.
rections on the PACKAGE found 10
grateful in favour and soothing and
strengthening to my stomach. l can
find no words to express my feeling
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wonderful improvement the head
aches, nervousness. the pains In my
side and back, all the distressing
symptoms yielded to the magic power
OF Postum. My brain seems also to
share In the betterment OF my phys
ical condition; It seems keener. more
alert and brighter am, in short, in
better health now than for long
while before, and am sure owe 1t
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given by Postum Company, Battle
| Creek, Mich.
There's a reason"
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one appears from time TO time. They
| are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25
IS FATALLY BURNED
COMPANION INJURED TRYING TO
SMOTHER FLAMES.
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE
What 10 Going on Here and There
That 10 Of Interest to the Read.
srs Throughout Nebraska
and Vicinity.

Broken Bow.-Miss Fannie Ross,
living near Broken Bow, was fatally
burned Saturday morning. Mrs. Knoell
was also burned but not seriously. A
can of paint setting on hot stove
exploded, throwing the blazing con-
tents over the person of Miss Ross.
The women were ironing at the time
and as the paint began to boil Miss
Ross reached for 1t to set it off and as
she touched the can, the explosion
occurred.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25
A 100000. COO Bond Issue.

Misunderstanding MacVeagh
has invited popular subscriptions to a
S50,000,000 issue of government bonds
to reimburse the treasury general
fund for expenditure on account Of
The Panama canal. Treasury officials
expect the loan will be largely over.
subscribed and in distributing new Sc.
curties the governments announced
Intention Is to give preference to
:maller bidders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-25
To chanoe INAUGURATION pav.

Washington.-A revised draft of the
proposed constitutional amendment,
changing the date of the presidents
inauguration to the last Thursday in
April. providing for the conyening of
congress the second Tuesday OF each
January and eliminating the biennial
short session OF that body has been
presented to the house by Chairman
Henry Of the committee on rules.