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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
Ansiudrti8c Wsdrfte.
Stn Bort, "a Gsbruar.

Webt.-3uTubr 49,I7s 9bls.. gerianct
,ll6 9bis. Der Marft NOR bsuts rubig-
Sprina gattnt S5.l0-5.35, Sntsr Straigbts
8lUtsrs $420-4.35, pattnt S4.5O-4 50,
EgrtHg clears $4.sO--4.45, 8iutsr grtra
go. ! 81. 7O--3. 80, 30. z Do. $685.. .65c,
aaHias 5traiahts t4.U-4.sj.
Roaasnmebl mar beuts rubia Sair
bis gusts s4.S5--4.95, Dolce bis ianep S. 90
-5.25
SuaDsissnmeti it rabis tu s2so
per loo giune fair bis guiss 1926 -
5.l5, dolce bic fanen $5.0o-5.25.
ismebl ia iftiia. 5fsinss psibes
unc selbss 81 l65--l.7o, erobss sl.55-l.60,
aiinoriso 1886.
8u q ne ten nnmineu. amtritan Sjt
2ssssn III ruhis. SO. z ssiterR 97e
bel antunft {. /. /. 4uralo.
@srfs III fteis. Nag,atrhs I22-l82c
{. I. Buffalo.
Seize n-3uiubr 81, 600 Su., 8.riauet
5000 gu. Warft III fetls. 90. 2 rothsr
Rsusr lol az i'm elevator uno l03l 4r TO- b.
ianlmmsne. 60. Rortberu Gulutb 1896
I. 0. b. ihplmmsno.
@cliatOrn-3uiubr 81 7.375. gerlanot
II ,236 eu. Rurft III ifftis. erpori go.
neusr 7e ise i'm eIsuotor nne 721se {. o. b.
ihmimmeno.
Saftr.-3uiubr LII ,325 @u., Serianbt
ss5 gu. Wartt III rabis. STANDARD
ptibsr 60c i'm eIsuator, 20. 9 iDsissr sOe,
go. 59iat, 30. 59l5e.
Seu ii rubig. grima 1856 nomineu,
aO. lS0-l35s, No. : li5-l2oe, Go. 8
LOBE.
sopstu III fstis.-s stais 1911, orOind
ret bis dolce 42-52c; 1910, 45-47e; gueiht
goat 1911, Orciuarsr bis dolce AZ 45e,
1910, 4O-42c.
Sduts iinS ii,tig. Central an.risG
1856, 9osota Rs 3-24lSe.
Stotr III fs'i Ssmlo6 25-27s.
Berti IN iftttg. saatilb sl5,5o--la. 80
ibort clear $l7.oo-ls.5o, Tts $i7.25-
1880.
s.tfia ifstis. Samils si3.oo-ls.5o
Dlss sl3.oo-l3.5O e,ef, Shinfen $27 80
-29.50. Brpadt I8OO-ls.5o, gitn srtra
5nbia Nsb sla.o0-l9.55.
Gut Meats iine rubis. @ep6feitr BEL
liss, 10 ois IA Riuub. S12e. DO. sauI.
tern slS-s34e, DO Sdlufrn lie.
sd Amals III itstlg. Waieels Bsif primo
$s.Bo-s.so; aaiFnirtsr il ruhig; een,inen
1890, 2. ". si0.l0, COMPOUND 6Ts--7iSe {.
saIa IL rpbig. Erima eits &c, eOan.
trn 5A-6As.
8aumpe eliiaamsns Noel iii hetis.
Brlma robes s4.60-4.67, prima Sommel
selbes $5.5S-
getrpIt III astis. Rafinrtes
IsD Bert %. 10. gbiIao,Lvbia noBaltimors
ss. 10, DO. III Sui. 81 90.
@sIIe il ruhis. TOmsitie 5Isses SbiO
23-2se.
pars lit t,tis. ctraines, ssp6bnlitts
Biz sutes 1913.
1trpenttn III rubjs su 49lss.
Nolaiits il asg,s. Rsm Crleon.
Epen Rettls, gutter bis totss, 6--50s.
4eis III hstis.-GIubeim 4-5 re
Tdtnd 6ls-6i9t.
3nde r-Aobsr III Uominea Museapaet
50 2sit, 4. SOC, Centrifugal 80 Zen 4s0e,
MeIaIfss. 3u6er So Set lose. AaiNnirtsV
III itetia. gut sooi SOC, Grufheb 6.5ot
Dsculs M" 6l5e, eubts 6.05s, peDbsrsr
$3.50, 6rdnuIatso 5.Soc, Eiamono ~
5.See, eouiestioners III" 5.65e, 70. 5.65
go. q 5.6os. go 1856, 70. 45.50t, &c. 5
5.45, 30. q 5.40t, go 7 5.35t, 30. 8 300
Go. g5.25e, 70. 10 o. .20c, 20. III 5.l5, 80
Ifs 5.ios, so. Is 5.05t, SO. ID 5.05s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

Sar Mai 5000 - 9.o5, am edfus $500
fir 5Hli s9.15--9.2O, anShlub 1915
iiir September 1885, .sf12, ON s6lni
$9.321s.
9 bort ippenfe1tt goie $s.2s
per 100 Vfo. Sir Wldt $S.5o--8.55, an
SHlub $3.50; fir 5uli $3.50 - $50,
am Shlub 1886; fir September $s.7o -
-3.7519, am Sdfus ss.70.
gutter.-Warft 1T itetig. ereameriss
24--27c, 0airn 21--25c per gfuno.
Gier.-- @artt III idpad i5riide 81
Doe per 8ubtne.
a d e.--Marft it Fstis. Cream l714--
I115e per Bfuub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
ebitags, "a. aebraar.

MsbI. - Narst III .aam ltetia. ssintst
paiessfs a. .2o-5.I0. 2;raisbts %. Sol 80,
SpriHa Haisnts 5. 70--j 50, Straighfs 30
.-A.70, Satsrs $3 3D.. 90.
Meiten.- dur Wai I00s6 1ole,
ans Ghlus loo1ec, fur jali 96sz - 961z c,
am eAlub s5s.c; FIR September 9414 -
$3.50, am Stlab 94l4c.
4 @eIintOru. aar wlai 6si4 -
6ss4e, am Shlub 6S35c; FIR 5nIi 81 II
---6s4sc, am Salus 81 &c; fur geptembel
6T7s--6ssse, am ShlGs 6T1sc.
Gafsr.- Dur glai 52ss - 52s4, On
ghInb 52aSe; fur 3uh 4JJs - 43lsc, am
eAlut 47Tsc; fir Sept,mbtr 4Ils-4116c,
am sAIus 4iI4e.
Maege n.-ap. z 9Oc.
@srlt e. @ute Nutteraeriie s5-95c
aulr bis dolce Walsssrite ll5--l2Os.
HIdhsfaams en-. - 30. 2. ".
2l5i6c, 30. ". Is. 252c.
1imotb "a IN n.--seutr sll 90
l4.50 per gsntnsr.
kIetiaamsn - Sic. .o0--22 so per
Gfutnsr.
Kstporf.- SIS 90 --l5.25 per 9bl
l}Er Maitl5I0 : l5.40, am GAluS SIS Is
ynr 9uli $l5.40 - 1870 am sGlul
el6.43tk; fur SEPTEMBER 1880 - 1850
am GAlub 1850.
eAmalI - ss.7o per Loo yIuns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
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ssEisttn. -
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Al oisfontirt.
gtsrfina grAanat 1T aaig.. -
sid,f su 4.s7Iz unb 90 snss ~ A.o4--
4.s4lss.
Bunbss. CbIiqations Ell iDarsn lts.
iia ano ipurbsn ipit folat anctitt
Der. gtaafen RefuHbins 2R lOO--lO014s
~ reaitrirte flSa5) 1l3--ll325, eonpo ns
|1isL-lf4, SO rsgiiirirte lOlR-lO214
Coupons 10l 0lil--l02A, ganama coupons
20 100 esb.
aftteu Ter htatiss taa
mar Der fIanrfe isit Ncnatsn une Die grslfe
atorudt. @taen Shlub Dures Der MART ne'
tia. bod, ifanben bic Shlabnotirungsn III Den
msiiisn saasr anier bsneu BON sshsrn.
9ohitehenps Aurie iouroen BON esr btrma
5nuin, EalIman & Co., 10. e2s - Z52
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

memals hQtte er eebettelt. Sein Bee
ruf mar, metn Soft, olaufen uHb erns
ten, mas Der 3ufaQ fiir ibn gsidt.
gfemonb CAB ibm elm 4lmoieu, neil
Die Demiitbtg 8ettelnDeu tetnen nit
8ornen befebten Gniippel tragsH. uno
fogar oisfe Truuen boten i6m nibt
einmal Dus drmieliqe, t0itlihe Mlmos
fen, bas i'm gliidIih gsmadt bate.
sic i6mie9ten ftf nidht on tbH, um
Die adlte ipentger 81 fiihIen -.
2lbsr Das Bib!
gr bislt ibm forttpdbrsuo per3iidts
Hsben:
.Ulein tleines WdDden bat ii6 ih0a
gemadt, bat ein 8dno in ben 6darsH
urb cine idh0ne ieipene 9diqe! Sc ges
fGlt ibm pobl bier? BeiB es bsnn
aud, oub oas 3tmmer nur thm gss
Bort? Sbm gang dQein?"
@r oertaufte regelmdBtg 3eitun8en,
niht pie Die gdmelots, Die iih nit et-
mem gerbienit BON 30 geuttmes -
einem boIben S6oppen, fir 2 5ous
grot unD einem eleuDen RattIugsr -
| begnigten, ionDern nit einen getptfien
gtfer, Der i'm ieIb't fpunoerts. Gr
tpuroe ebrget3ig; sr tppQte ieinsr theuz
rem 8eliebten Elm angemefeneS Sb~
bad fihern. Samit uiemdno ietren
| St1b fdbe, reinigte er b1s 3imrner
felbit nit qtiihenDem Gifer. Inter oem
giloe itanD cine tiinitIi6s aornblumr
i'm WafIer -.
2(ber odnn fam zines Sages bas
mtBeei6it. Snfotge zines ungliit
lihen 7Salles batte ith Mai6eoruc bas
9ein perIeBt unb mar unfdb1g, gu ara
beiten. Seine GriparriFe i6mol
gen; Der 8irtb jagte ibn fprt, uno 10
itonb er zines Ihonen cages niebe;
nit Ieinem 8ilbe auf Der Strube.
,8O ioQ id es IoFen?" Iagte sr,
Cine 10 biibite 6rau pie ieins 5reuns
bin fii6rt man niht ins Nahtaipl
oper in cine SpeIunte unter jenes
2umpenaeIinbel BON &ameraoen,"
gr bate grobss Ufitleio nit isinem
hibThen Ndo9en, iie IoQte ieiuS6its
ial niht Idnger tb2ilen; er mollte ibm
BEN Rubmsn zines id}Dnen, 9roBen,
nit Ipieqelnbem Barrett 5elegten Sads
les qeben. Gr I6Iue Den Wsg ins
Wtufsum elm, tam in ben lesrsn Saal
uno Ihon hing bas Bib tuisoer al
feinem gIoBe, Der bis ba9tn Lter gs'
blieben mar.
so, meiu IhDnes UldD6eu, rub
Did gut aus, iogte sr n2eb rpoRl!"
gr lpeinte ni6t, oenn nur 8Iutlt6e
tonnsu peinen, absr sr fiihlts luieoer
bas Sos oes aleinieins. @r puBte
niht me6r, pobiu nit ieinem Ihmsrz
senben 8ein. 9ort tonnte er ntht
bleiben; man bleibt niht auf benz
| alrthofe. IS lit ie9r eiHfdh: er
liebte, uno bic Qisbe gu elmer Eooten
trdut cine ooppelt berbe Sebniudt IN
| nf. Gr muBts iie nod einmaI lsiosn-
lihuftlih. sisrig nit ieiner gan5sn
Seels betradten, bis iis aufborts Su
Idheln, uub be7 S6atten Ger Irduer
ibre qrauiamen Qugeu peritleIerte.
r6olu, msin 5reuno, 9ehe ipeiter' ,
rief elm biusutretsubsr Bdhter; sjest
1T feline sabres5eit fir DID, orauBeH
| lit es iebr ff0n. Sa, ih Ipetb, Du
fie6ft Dir bic 9iloer al, dber i'd frags
| mid. mas Iu Ddppn oerltesn tonnlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
Metau Warft.

3etp gorf, %. Ssbruar.
3inn mar iteti9 ;u $4290--431o; aupfsr
itetis cate l411a2-l434c, Glectbrolntic III l435
-141ac, eating III 1879 - I416c. 8lei
mar isetig 81 $4.00-4.l0 Spelter DO. gu
s6.50--6.75. Giisu mar ungsrege(t SO.
SSouubrn Rortbern su $14.75-15.25, go. g
DO. 5u $l4.25--l475, 80, Soutberu uno
SO. / Eoutheru loft au I4.75-l5.25,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
Gtieaso, "a. 8sbruar l9

WVek" W ~f' UEOINWE IDI~.
aiucuteh. - gseueS 81 S0-s 60, 5sras
Stiers 81 .Bo--5.75, ipeitlihs Stisrs $3.50
TOO, Sto1srs unb Sseosrs s3 s0-6. .25, Stu.
be nno 6eiiers 81 .l0--6.50, aatbsr IS SO
--77.5. 9aartt lanaiam uub ftttia.
ShpetHe - eeidltt S. 35-8 Is, ae.
miihte 80 .90--s.2O, fhpers s. % - 6.25,
raRbe Sc. 5.95-e.05, Strirl S42O-5 80,
Wartt Hau unb msiiiens l0t usoriqer.
Shafeu sdmmer. Sdafe: Gin,
bsimiids. 50 3D. so, ueftIiht g. 75-4 SIS,
Jabr!inse "A. .9o--5. rs, sammrr: sinhsimii.
de "a. .40--e 80, ueitIite "a 75-7 10. Rartt
fetis.
3ufuhr Hinspieh 800, ShDsius
90, 900, Shafe uno edmmer 800
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

bes ID $50, 5 gars bS Sci anfunft III CSC, 3
Sara 30. a DO. III 63f, Gar no. 3 seibes
An 6414f Gar 80. DO. AZ 65f, ] Gar
No. 4 aeufiimtss su 61s4t, 2 gdrs sslbes aol-
benforn Az 81 W unb Cars geniiihtes DO.
su &c bel Anfnnff amf benz Gefeiis.
l6afer.- Marft rubig unD itstig. 30. Q.
meiber 54--54s4e, StaHDarb weiber SAC, go.
Deiber 80 " -54e, sie.4 Deiber 81 -63e, Ao. 2
aemifhtsr 49, - 54f. ao. 3 DO 5316e,
no. 4 DO. oI153s, per Bu. gertauft nuroen.
gnrstanbaro ipeiber su 541ee, / Gar DO.
III 54I4e, ear Go. B Deiber su 54ke,
6ar no. 2 bo. su SAFE uno ear wsiber
mad Erobe su Sac auf psm Seleiis.
Rogge n.--Narft itetia. so. a5--97e,
30. q s2--94c, 60 4 s4--90e Bertouft
ipuroen ear go. III Csc Del Antunit
mnb / ear DO. an CSC auf BEN Geleiis.
Gerfte. - No.2 @inter sl.lo--l .25, SO.
9 e5e--$l.10, 70 A 6o--95c.
suasnmals ls,T 6ribiObrsssrts si.4o
---l.41 per Blu
gersftia d Der @streioe. greiie NIT eent.
nisen am sleiaen Gage oes buristu 5abres.
"a. deb. 1912. "a. seb. 1911.
Ntisen, 30. 2 rotber =. 9s1ac gee
&elfdtorH,. ao. gsnifdtss 64e 4sc
Safer, 30 2 semifhter neuer sac 33s
Hoasen 30. 2 nesisr :. 36c sec
Seu no. | iimotbn . sa5.0o $3.50 !
@histn.
Orr Rarft par iietia. gerfauft puroen:
s45 9bls. Eiiiiler's 1iniibeo Goops aui
Der Bats BON sl.s6 per @aloHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

Der groBe @ hpsigtr.
Spuno: Sd fam bod bel melntr
tclafIalen 6eiTerteit nidt irls Gramsn
Ttesesn!"
Siiffel: .Narum oenn niht2 Rers
tsn tpirba bod teiner."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
Diebn,drfte.

eiHtinuati, "a, sebruar.
3niuhr ano gsrfauot wdbrsRo Der psrhoi'
iemsH ISOLDE, serslihsa nit ben Oorbsrgetsu.
ben @oAen iparea ME iolet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26
Don, WeIb,,sartte.
dinsinnati n. ssbrnas, isia.

WtuttHnalJ ~. Bsprn0s, f1aNs
1fe 0ef6dffs pdrtn beute In ben btefissn
nAnftn nnhreno BET lpsniaen gtunbsn rsAt
lebbaft, bod i'll @etD su Hieoriasn 3insrdtsn
IN srInnasn, oa Biz Danfen aertlesHht 6cnes
an Canb hnbsn. Dir Mailer plasirien Dur.
lthtn on san4 su SkE nro auf Belt 81
4lsE. 9on bsn Nanfen maibtu fur Darlsb.
ID ,,oH ealfs - bsrsNnst unb Gelhdits.
paptsss nurben AZ E11s bisicnirt.
sssAiss ssi Nep l5sss -.
pHrhsn -gari spifdlsn 8anftn berfaHft.
scaHisrrats bstrdsi 5os Pransis PR $1,000
Apshid ns esssps.
Itdis. Ceuts Finb bic ioIssnbsn Guotirunssu
~ bsriMieR:
eaHson, Gage siAt, s4.s57s -
ass pet e, 80 laae SiAi, s4.s43a-
..s4,s, per n; Saris. aas. siat,
faet 9iAs, 5l7l8--520 sranes per 400;
Fir EsutfAIanb Tass Sift, 4 Maf 95 Sc
,csB0 1aos Siht, 94Ias.
resnmfntars HiHs aaf ecnbsu murbsn su
4.ssh auf elassow su Asa uuo anf eflfaii
~ 4.s2A Ssrfaufi.
ksmStS-cssIssnssss
sahis uno aesis. Die 8antsn auotir,n pis
fSlst:
gjnfaui. g.rsauf.
" Henss, 1925 COUP. .1ls4 ia
~ rcnbs, 1918. ...... .i0lK lO2A
.S Sones, 1880. ......lo0 1909
~ Ranama ...l00 --
sfssstss essss ismizss.
rtr llmias i'm hisiiasn Gl.arinhouis belief
10 btsts auf t3,77s 800. Die l1mfdbe BET
aerasntnenssohsb beiidsn fih aufs2l ,4lS. l50
ssaen &30, ,6ie 800 in Der iorrsfpcneEsncsn
sSodle bee borissn 3abrss.
ksfal.cs;ss.safm.
linifeb s.atss grintina unb Cine. Gdnton
& foleeo Nh. AftieH ipurbeH beaie ,ltmltf
harf asfauft, ienf abtr par Der Marft fau
Zee pstiis ftub ffeiis. geriaufi purben:
IN nss Dssjs.
Tirss caii.
AIIisn gine. 0as d 1iscfrte Gs....... s&
S Nf1isn r. o. 4rinfins. s................... "
dgftsa 9. ~. d q. 9. 3 z.............. ~
70 Mifisu 0ife.. Caution q Tss -
HadRsasube Sabelie BON i'm biefipen Warfi
tsH-siihen Bombs uue astieH eisbt bic oifi'
sienen Euettruuatn an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

Tfr agarft par iietig. gerfauft puroen:
s45 9bls. Eifiaer's niniibeo gooos aui
Der Bats BON 81 SO per @aIoHe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-26

NnGNfatubt Eabelie BON tin btefIptn Wnrft
teH-siihsn Bombs une asiien eisbt bic oiii.
sienen Eustirunssn an:
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Jane Au.ten's Sailor Brother.

The house OF commons has de.
ciined 10 abolish prize money. and. in.
deed. when one remembers the great
people who have enjoyed and been
encouraged by II one is not sorry.
Jane Austen's sailor brothers were
rewarded for their valOr In this way.
Charles Austen was lieutenant or the
Endymion. under Cant, Philip Dur
ham. In 1900.
On the occasion OF the capture OF
the Scipio the encounter took place In
violent gale: but In spite OF wind
and weather he put Off in a boat with
only tour men, and boarded The YES
sci. Jane Austen writes to tell her
sister Cassandra how he spent his
prize money:
Charles has received $50 for his
share OF the privateer. and expects
G1O more: hut Of what avail Is il "a
take prizes II he lays out the produce
In presents for his sisters? lie has
been buying gold chains and topaz
crosses ior us. lie must be We'll sco.d
ed. shall write again by this post tc
thank and reproach him. We shall bs
unbearably tine"--Pali Mall Gazette.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

DITTSBURG.-Whiie the theme Of
i teaching love in the public schools
has been bruited by theorists. ma
terialists Of the Margaret Morrison
Carnegie School for Women have been
arranging II a. practical course for
brides, and have announced that it
would be added to the curriculum this
month.
II is explained in emphatic terms
that the new classes are in no way
devised to encourage elopements, and
that only young women twenty.one
years or older will be admitted.
In considering the question of IN.
structing young wives In the serious
side Of matrimony. the faculty has Sc
lected subjects calculated in the
members minds to add to post-nuptial
happiness. bring contentment to hus.
bands. lessen milliners' and dress
makers bills. and preclude, as far as
possible, the presence of indigestion
The particular subject of bringing
contentment to husbands. is consid
cred the most puzzling. OF course any
instruction having tendency toward
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Railroads Guide Alrmen.

A peculiar feature OF the progress OF
aviation in the United States develop
ed during the last few months In the
more or less absolute dependence Of
the airmen essaying transcontinental
flights on the railroads. This refers
not alone 10 the necessary transpor.
tation Of supplies and spare parts
from place to place. but to the useful,
ness OF the tracks as guides to the
men in the air. The value OF follow.
ing the railroad tracks to get proper
direction Of flight was apparent at the
start of the great coast-to-coast con.
test early In September. when one OF
the starters selected the wrong line OF
tracl,age and was led hundred or
more miles out OF, the direct line he
had laid out for himself. The useful.
ness of the locomotive as n night pilot
To illuminate the way with its head
light. was developed by Airman c.
p. Rodgers. when he essayed TO com.
plete a days journey at Hammond
Ind. Oct. D. Rodgers found himself
still some distance from his destina
.ion when darkness cnveloped him
! The headlight of jhe locomotive on
the special train which carried the air
mans supplies so lighted up the
course. however, that he had no din
Guilty in completing his trip.-Popu,al
Mechanics Magazine. -.-r
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
"Joy Kiss" Causes Strike in School

REEHOLD, N. Y.-As a sequel to
i that historic emotional kiss" the
boy and the girl students Of the high
school side by side marched out on
strike from the ciassrooms the other
day and paraded tho streets, an
nouncing that they were out to stay
until Principal Roy Leon Smith was
reinstated. S
Only those students ~ho feared the
parental slipper remained and It is
expected they will also 60 out later.
There were eighty odd In. the demon
strating procession and they made
more noise than live times that
number of men would have done. ~, :
While they, were marching along
they came upon Samuel r.. Smith,
president Of the board Of education
and shouted to him that they wanted
Principal Smith back. President
Smith says some boys not only shook
their fists at him, but insulted him
in other ways. The girls Chorused
smith, Smith; We want our principal
backw
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
The Turkey Trot'' Barred by Society

have been originated by negroes Of
the underworld. The stage got them
next, then society folk and then the
tough dance halls. Then the CRY to
halt. . g.. ..
II didn't come soon enough. how.
ever, to stop the Chicken reel" which
w. S. Reeves, head Of dancing
school, at 2630 Broadway. originated.
II originated the chicken reel," said
Mr.. Reeves. but deny that it Is i'm.
proper. It Is the latest development
and has none Of the features Of the
turkey trot' and the grizzly bear
Il instruct in all three dances, but
I do not allow them to be danced at
my classes or my receptions. dance
the chicken reel for club dance in
Newport last summer when ! was
asked to get up something new"
| In the Chicken reel" tho partners
hold hands and take four steps for
ward, Mapping the outer arms like
the wings of a chicken and rising on
the toes at the same time.
Then both stop and scratch like q
chicken four times with tho right
foot facing each other. ''.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08

gin me de go by. She did jedge."
II can't force the woman to marry
you. but you can suc her for breach
OF promise" ,.a.... ,. .
"Breeches o. de promise, jedge! I
don't reckon she wear 'em. Amt dis
yere paper what paid six bits fer no
'count?" ...
well. you might sue the woman
for the $1.75."
Oats hit, jedge. dat's hit. What
All wants Is ma money back. Ter tell
de trufe. Judge. ah would ruther have
de money dan de woman, anyhow"
Finally Judge Alb told the old,
darkey to wait q few days to see ifi
Milindy would not change her mind,
and carry out her promise, II not to 60
TO the clerk of the court who issued,
the license and he would refund the
money. 81. ... ,.a-.. ." .rt
The old man looked a little crest
fallen at not getting either the woman
or the money. and left the court evi-
IDENTIFY disappointed at the refusal Il
the court to compel the marriage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Plenty Of Time TO Eat.

A New Yorker whose business In.
terests frequently take him to one Of
our southwestern states tells OF an in.
cident at a railway junction when he
found himself very hungry, but with
only two minutes to spare before his
train left.
Give me a sandwich and some cof-
fee right away" he exclaimed to the
man behind the lunch counter. Il
haven't time for anything else!"
Take all the time you want,
friend" said the man behind the con.
ter. Jest have a look at this bill of
fare. and Ill phone to the superinten-
dent to delay the train little while"
What! Hold up the train while
eat?" demanded the amazed traveller.
Sure thing!" responded the man
behind the counter. This is a
branch road. and no other train com.
ing or going over 1t this morning. and
the superintendent would want you to
have good meal He owns this
lunchroom. m."-Lippincott's Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
Santa Fe Aboiishes Flag Signals.

The signal flags, which almost from
the time that railroading became a
commercial factor in the world. have
futtered from the sides of the rear
coaches Of u train, to denote whether
it was regular train. special, a
second section. or an extra. have been
abolished by the Santa Fe railroad. In
their stead are employed the signal
lamps which are used at night, ex.
cept that they will be of such color
as to denote the class Of the train and
will be unlighted during the day.
Doing away with signal flags during
the day will save to the railroad com.
.pany great many thousand dollars
annually In the purchase OF material
for them and in the making. rs 1t re-
quires the best class Of bunting to
keep them from soon being whipped
to ribbons in the wind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
HAVE THEIR OWN IDIoM:
Picturesque Language Employed b.
Railroaders Would Prove Puzzle
. to the Outsider.

In Colorado boomer" is called q
tourist The boys out there 60 tc
the "beanery" to chew" and kid"
the "hasher." II the rear dog" is
cooking on, the buggy then they 60
to the "hearse' for the "big mulligan" !"
This dish is n stew composed OF any
and all kinds Of meats and vegetables
cooked together. After that. to the
feathers" Tor a little "shut.eye"
The men of the suburban electric
railways have slang of their own.
In their service, "head.end man" or
on the "head.end," refers to the mo.
torman or, as he is commonly known
In the east, the motor.driver. The
conductor is on the "rear-end" TO
means to secure conductors posi-.
ton.
Had her In the corner" means that
the motorman gave the car the full.
current. To Jack her over" or Jack
her" means to, reverse. When a mo
tor burns out on a four.motor car and
I the head-end shouts to the rear.end
that she had lost lung" 1t is easy
to tell just what he means. Some.
times he will say 'she has only three
lungs" On n two.motor car the head.
end would say She has only one
lung" '..... ....
When the brakes are not working
perfectly the head.end will say that
he made a stop by using the short
handle" This is used in reversing
Hit her hard" is n term used when
the car goes into curve little too
fast-and IT is we'll known that some
electric roads have pretty sharp
curves. MET on single iron" does
not refer to a smashup. 1t means to
meet on single track without hav.
ing n wreck. Dancing on the PIN
is the same as giving her sand" or
sanding the rails.-Railroad Mans
Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-08
One WAY TO Get Auburn Hair

II has been found that the way to
obtain auburn hair is to get a job in
n soda ash maNufactory. A new soda
ash plant started abroad employs
many wen in the processes OF chang
Ing the salt as It comes from the
huge veins which underlie the local,
ity. When these men went TO work
they wore hair that ranged from the
light blond of the natives OF northern
Europe TO the dark and shiny locks
that grow upon the heads OF other
races
Gradually 1t was noted that the hair
OF the ,blond men was assuming a
golden tinge and as time wore on the
golden hue deepenod until now the
hair ranges through all the shades OF
red from golden auburn to a fiery
red, The change from the brown hair
OF some OF the Imen to the reddish
tinge appeared 20 be slower. while
the black ha:. resisted longest, bu,
now virtually every mGr who has
worked In the plant mere than G year
can truly say that his hair Is red
Mustaches and boards have been ai
fected the same way.