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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02

Some kind friend sent us a few
copies of the Peoples Pulpit evidently
desiring that we reprint some OF the
extremely derogstory articles pertain
ing to ministers, priests and preachers.
But we must refuse because we have
no quarrel with the ministers but on
the other hand very cordial feeling.
In every community you will find con.
scientious painstakiDg ministers ofthe
gospel who are faithfully working for
the betterment of that community
seven days in the week. Whenever
any disagreeable task is to be done the
minister is the one selected; whenever
a job Is to be done that requires mora
back bone the minister must respond
to the call. lie does practically all the
calling on the sick, keeps up enthu
siasm, smothers rebellion and quarrels
When we marry million dollar girl
the minister Is given two dollar and
a half chip good for groceries and
bacon; when we bury our great grand.
father the minister drives out sixteen
to seventy miles into the country,
loses his dinner, and returns with a
pleasant thought that it would have
been nice il some one had said thank
you.
No we do not believe that the minis
ters and priests are infldels and that
are seeking to train up a generation
with any other desire than that it may
learn the truth. "You cannot saw
wood with hammer" and the Peoples
Pulpit cannot reform the world by at.
tacking every organization but its own.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02

1t Is a strange fact that there are al.
ways some smart Alecks who, nc
matter where they are or where they
60, they always try to make 1t unpleas
ant for others. II they are on the road
you must poke along and take thei,
dust or run horses with them. II you
are on the street you must listen tc
their filthy remarks, II at church or In
= place Of amusement, then you must
put up with the annoyance Of .theil
brilliant thoughts delivered In q stage
whisper. In society their wit and pun,
must be endured. We imagine tha,
our readers have met all this genie
and with US will say they are about a
great nuisanccs as the Creator eve
clothed In flesh aud endowed with tn,
spark called life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02
LeAal Nstlce
Georgiana Baker Dewitt, Plaintif)
vs.


Blanche Eggers, ct al. Defendants
In District Court Webster County Nebraska.
Whereas heretofore, to.wit: on the 25th
day of March 1912, the undersigned, J. 3.
Gilham, referee, having heretofore been
legally appointed by the District Court OF
Webster County Nebraska, was ordered by
said court to sell the following described
premises, to-wit: The Northwest Quarter OF
Section Twentyone, Township Two, Range
Nine, West OF the 9Th p. NJ, in Webster
County, Nebraska, becau1e the same could
not he partitioned without great prejudice
to the owners thereof, and the undersigned
referee having given bond as required by
law with sureties which were approved by
the court and having taken the oath re-
Quired by law; now therefore notice IL here
By given that by virtue OF the proceedings
had herein, the order>Oi the said court, and
the authority vested In me by the Statutes OF
Nebraska, /, j. 8. Gilham, the undersigned
referee, will on the 18th day OF May 1912, at
the east door OF the court house In Red
Cloud, Webster County Nebraska, offer for
sale and after the expiration OF one hour sell
to the highest bidder for cash according to
the order OF the court the above described
real estate.
Said sale to be held open for one hour be
tween the hours OF two and three O'Clock r.
M. on said 18th day OF May 1912.
Witness my hand this 9th day OF April lSl:
J.s. GILLIAN, Referee.
Bernard McNeny, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02
CRIES TO GET ITS OWN WAY
Child Soon Learns to Know the Effect
Of Tears on Mother, Declares
an Authority.

A mother can seldom Withstand the
tears OF her baby, especially II 1t is
her first baby. And yet the fear that
babies will cry. or the mothers soft.
ness Of heart. accounts for much OF
the over.indulgence of children. As
soon as a child finds out that q
mother is perfectly willing for him to
cry II he likes. and as long as he likes,
and that 1t doesn't disturb her in the
least, but she just sits complacently
toutwardlyD by and reads or sews,
crying loses its virtue and life from
that lesson on grows decidedly more
sunshiny. For most OF the crying OF
young child Is done deliberately be-
cause the child soon finds out that It
Is the way to get what 1t wants. II
know 1t Is wrong to give in to my
child when he cries." said mother
recently. but do 1t for the sake Of
the neighbors." This feeling for the
neighbors is penny wise. pound. fool
ish. In the first place anyone who
lives near babies expects to hear
them cry more or less, because all
babies cry. But no baby cries &C
much as the one whose mother Is &C
afraid Of his crying that she is always
trying to prevent 1t. Hard.hearted II
may sound, but the common sense
fact remains nevertheless that the
crying Of young child shall have nc
weight whatever in his management
except as q symptom. In itself cry
Ing is not serious: on the contrary. I,
10 healthful. A mother must decide
whether the crying is q symptom o.
pain. weariness or Of temper. HUI
having decided that. she must trea
the pain, the weariness or the tenn
per. but never the crying ITSELF
Ladies' Home Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02

Red Clouds Cornet Band gave its
first open air concert last Friday
evening. The weather was ideal, and
the majority of the:citizens turne out
to hear them, In fact, had they Of been
greeted by one.quarter the audience
at their concert given in the opera
house some two weeks ago, the boys
would have had no occasion to think
their efforts were not receiving due
appreciation. The concert clearly
demonItsates Prof. Betz's ability as
an ipsesHctor, aud leaves no cause to
doubt but that Red Clouds band will
rank among the first after being ad-
ditionaily strengthened by several OF
the older musicians, Oh their return
from school next month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02
For The Stomach
Here's an Offer You Should not OverIeek

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles by aiding nature to
supply !the elements the absence OF
which in the gastric juices causes in.
digestion and dyspepsia. They aid
the stomach to digest food and to
quickly coLvert it into rich red blood
and material necessary for overcoming
natural body waste
Garry package Of Rexall Dyspepia
Tablets in your vest pocket, or keep
them In your room. Take one after
each heavy meal and prove our assert
ion that Indigestion will not bother
you.
We know what Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are and what they will do.
We guarantee them to relieve indigest-
ion and dyspepsia. If they fail we
will refund your money. Three sizes:
% cents, 80 cents and 81. Remember,
you can obtain Rexall Remedies only
at our store-The Rexall Store. The
Fl. + Grice Drug Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02
Banner Fish Stsry o. the Tear

Now that spring has arrived again
aud mans thoughts readily turn to
outdoor recreations, the annual crop
Of fish stories has appeared, but the
one reported from France seems to
hold the record SO far.
The report says that q pond border.
ed by rocky shores in the interior OF
France was drained each year by means
OF a reciprocating steam pump that
had capacity Of 25 gallons per stroke
Not only did the pump speedily drain
the lake Of water but actually pumped
out all Of the fish that were therein
and transferred them to an element
foreign to their mode Of living.
The story goes on to relate that, so
impressed with the success Of his ven.
ture was the owner, that he rented
one OF his pumps for the purpose OF
"fi-h pumping" and his example was
followed by many Of his neighbors who
reaped harvest each stroke of the
bringing up water, mud, debris and
fishes of all kinds, from the bottom OF
the lake.
One pond, covering several acres,
was cleared Of flsh at total expense
Of 1920, and the scheme proved so
popular that the police had to put a
stop to It, fearing the determination
Of the fish species In the interior Of
France.
No information has been secured as
to the manufacturer Of q pump with
such a powerful suction or such ample
proportion of valves that such solids
are pumped with SO much facility as
has been reported.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02

u, order for an editor to write a
thrilling account OF a wreck and do II
well there must have been a tragic
wreck. II he desires to write really
meritorious article on some celebra.
tion there must have been a really big
celebration and also In order to write
a good obituary there must have been
q good life lived. The people Of Web.
ster county should give the editors an
opportunity TO do their best.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02

Democrats Of the Fifth district
should get together at once and per-
feet district organization. We sug'
gest that all candidates ip this district
meet with the state candidates. In Hast.
ings before the month Is out and form
such an organization SO that the cam.
paign may be carried on with vigor
We are firmly Of the opinion that this
meeting should be called early because
IL will take time to get the entire dis.
trict in working order. Hastings is
centrally located and easily ascessable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02

In our chautauqua last summer the
gentleman who represented Burbanks
said that IL farmers desired to do
away with the potatoe bug all that was
necessary was to plant white beans be
tween the potatoes and the bugs would
never appear. We now have the op-
portunity to test this recipe and we
would advise all potatoe raisers to
follow directions. Even II the bugs
should get the potatoes there will be a
bean crop anyway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02
II YOU want to win a prize at the

II you want to win a prize ut the
state fair this fal, you should begin
now TO make your preparations
II Is big mistake to trust to luck Ia
such cases for ten to one some other
fellow will be lucky enough to plan
for the prize at the time he plants his
seed. Intelligent selection OF seed
intelligent planting and cultivating
and intelligent harvesting go far to
produce prize winners.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02
Human Sacrifices stIIl.

In some parts Of Syria the peasants
believe that doctors and druggists
have right to kill one man and one
woman every year to make medicines
out Of their bodies. A druggist whose
establishment was boycotted because
he was thought to have tried to muir
der a boy. brought suit against the
boys parents for their interference
with his trade, but he received nc
damages. 40 It was recognised that
the adults were believers in the old
superstition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02
One old Method Retained.

Prof. Grifith at Leeds. England.
speaking of dentistry in 500 B. c.,
said that the ancients attempted to 70.
place lost teeth with pieces Of wood
tied In with string. Dentists have
now got beyond that, but they still
yank out the peccant tooth In ths
old Bahylonian way,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-05-02

The place that gives man his living
Is entitled to his best efforts to ad.
vance everything calculated to benefi.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02
Why the Rebels Are In Rebellion;
A Statement To Che American PeoDIe
By Braulio Hernandez

By TauO Hernandez Confidential Reouionsts
United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

II. A central eclipse is remarkable in
that it begins as an annular eclipse
o. e. the rim of the sun is left IN
covered in the form Of a ring all round
the noon, then changes to total
eclipse, and finally returns to the an
nular form All Of these phases. how
ever, cannot be seen from any fixed
point on the earth. They occur in sue
cession along the central path of the.
eclipse, which runs from Guiana in
South America. across the middle At
lsntic, and then over northwestern Fu-
rope and Russia into Siberia. Along
this path the eclipse is annular from
the beginning until il reaches a pOint
between Madeira islands and Spain.
There Il changes to total and remains
In that phase a little more than half
an hour, travelling nOrtheastward in
the meanwhile across the corner OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

original founders and supporters Of the
anu-re-eleot1on party. he made the
declaration that there was not longer
existing an anti-re-election party. Con-
sequcntly, he appointed his brother
GuStavO MaderO. and dtscreotted mem
bers of other political parties TO form
the central committee Of a new or
ganiZatiOn. which is known as the
Constitutional Progressive Party
So his very first act therefore was
the direct betrayal Of those who mad
from the beginning afforded him the
most loyal support
There is not on record a more glazing
example Of political treachery TO an
individual and TO the wishes of q ma
ton. than that OF the betrayal and
shelving of Francisco Gomez by Mr.
Madero, IN favor of Pine Suarez-
notable instance Of This unanimous pro-
test against the imposition Of the un-
known Pine Suarez upon the nation as
vice president. occurred at Zacatecas,
where the train carrying francisco J.
MaderO was hurried from the city 10
eScap the wrath of the protesting null
titude. and Abraham Gonzalez and Pas
Cual OroZcO were. compelled to come
out upon the platform Of the train 10
placate the angered and turbulent
gathering
TyrannicaI and DespOtie.
In his campaign for Pine Suarez. Mr.. I
AIadero proved himself TO be an adept
in the methods he employed to throttle
public sentiment and the freedom or /
the press, and ne was guilty OF tyran- /
meal and despOtic acts OF chara c-cr /
and magnitude that were never even /
charged against POrfiriO Diaz.
Presidential EeleetiOn.
I have hereinbefOre used the eL- j
preston that presumably the presiden- |
tial election OF last October was hon /
est It became apparent to Mr.. Ma 1
dero a short time prior to that election, /
that Francisco de Ia Barra would prob !
ably receive as many votes for presi- ]
az fhararfTsnw
wrote to Mr.. de Ia Barra and demanded /
of him that he publicly request those /
who desired to support him for presf- |
stated in the latter, that unless Mr. de [
Ia Barra complied with this demand he !
would be scOurged by the press OF |
the Madero party, and IL he was elect
ed president. Mr. de Ia Barra would not !
De appointed minister OF foreign re- |
latiOns.
Furthermore. as the time approached /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

m HE Madero followers eontended
that under the old regime the
election Of government officials
BY the people was impossible, and that
there vas not freedom of expression OF
public opinion through the press
When the reconstruction period be-
tirely changed The press was nre-
sumably free TO express the opinion Of
the people Elections were held which
were presumably honest Francisco Il
8ladere was elected president Of the
republic. 1t would therefore annear
that the government was starting mon
e new era which would afford the MOO
PIE opportunities for education and
material development to which they had
hitherto been strangers. Ii canDo+ ~
conceived, it is impossible for +be
American people to realize. that ms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

Portugal and Spain. On reaching the
Bay Of Biscay it becomes annular once
more. The total phase will be visible
at any given point, for less than two
seconds
ture OF the eclipse IS to be found in
the fact that It occurs at a time when
the moon is so far from the earth that
the point Of its sh2low can only reach
the earth's surface at a place where
a line drawn from the center OF the
earth through the center Of the moon
extends direct TO the sun. This condi-
ton exists where the eclipse occurs
near the time Of local noon, because
there the observer is directly under
the moon, and consequently as near to
IT as he can be, while observers stu
ated at places east or west OF him,
where the eclipse occurs a cOnsidera-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

bic time before or after local noon, are
carried by the rounding off Of the
earth's surface so much farther from
the moon that the tip Of its shadow
fails to reach them, and consequently
the moon does not entirely cover the
sun Because OF the extreme brevity
Of the total phase. at any fixed point,
this eclipse, while a great curiosity, is
Of little astronomical Importance, since
there Is not time to make valuable OBJ
serTations Of the corona of the sun.
disclosed, as IL were, in a flash. It
would seem, however, that a photo
graph OF IL, II happily timed, might be
very interesting
In the eastern United States and Can
ada the eclipse will be seen as partial
only. as far west as Mississippi Mis-
souri, and Manitoba. Over this area
the sun win rise in partial eclipse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

for the election. petitions were present.
ed to the chamber OF deputies. asking
I0r an extension OF the time Of the
election, because OF the fact that there
were disturbed internal conditions fn
many Of the states and no preparation
could be made. therefore, for conducf-
Ing a proper election.
Congress Threatened
The demand was in accordance with
the principles OF law, for the consff-
tuition Of Mexico provides that no cleo
ton snail be held unless a condition OF
peace exists, and. at that time a state
Of war existed IL the states OF Jalisco.
Cnlapas, MOrelOs, and in the adiacap+
stales; AR. Madero, however, realized
mat II the election was DELAYED he
would risk the possibility OF defeat az
me polls, and he stated in q teIesraro
20 the chamber Of deputies that IL the
IPeuflons were granted. and the ex-
tension OF time granted. as reouestad
ne would not be responsible for fbe
consequences TIE members Of tbet
chanber were too well acouafnfe5 r--itL
we meaning OF AR &aderO's kilograms
not 10 need his warning and IL was r.
general opinion among the DeoDie tl,st
the meaning Of this telegram could ne
De other than that II the pefiffoTs
were granted; the members of the
ohamoer would be massacred- CO.
more complete despotism be conceIvsdii
MaderO and zapata.
It has been often said in Mexico C,,+,,
that when Francisco de la Barra yr-ss
ad interim president OF Mexico -
could have crushed out the revoIl1tioT
Of EmilianO Zapata. However h. -.
not free to act, because Of secret iv
-luences. Mr.. Madero made a con.
pact with Zapata, the condftions -
which arrangement were to become a. /
5sctlve when ne became president.
First. That there should be no gsr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

FACE SOUTH AND ~
HOLD The NAP OVER =
YOUR HEAD-THE Top
NORTH. AND you Will SEE
TIE STARS ANDPLENETS
JUST AS THEY APPEAR
N THE HEAvENS.i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02
RevoIutionary Principles.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

THE SOLAR ECLIPSE OF APRIL Il
By Garrett p. serriss.D
(Wutten expressly for the Evening
sky MapD
Planetary COnfiguratIona.
april II, central eclipse Of sun (see
specGl article for details.
April 27,7 o. M. Merc11ry a7d Va1ue
IN conf Mercury 10 min. \.
Moon Phases.
Central Standard Time.
Alr4 J. 4-04 p m, full moon.
april II. $40 a. m, new moon
april a z;4l a. m, moon first quar-
rare astronomical event-a central
eeiipse OF the sun-win occur on April
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-02

newly elected president Of Mexico
would so soon depart from the princi-
ptss 20 winch he was pledged when he
as named the leader of the revolu-
ples winch were the basis of the plat
FORM upon which he was elected to the
Presidency.
MaderO's Betrayal of Men.
men hostllltles were ended At
a uarez on the 24th day of May. 1911.
r., lls-qero s125mitted secretly to the
zen eAlstlng Mexican government He
ulo not conclude any peace arrange
nenL The conditions made bv him At
Ia IIne win the DiaZ government did
~ ll--I'Ou. lLe fundamental principles
OF the provisional government.
Agreements made secretly nv Mr.
Madero without the knowledge or CON
sent OF his supporters, had the effect
oL making the resolution successfrI
only to the extent that those Dsr+i[S
pating had bestowed upon them sr1I-'-l-
~ from the then existing gOvernu1a1t
al entered the cities 2S paTdOned reb
ELS ana not as triumphant Hberators
" men this betrayal was discoverad
there came also the serious reaIfZaffo5
tnar M Madero was not the man 10
reconstruct the national politics ~
mexico This was the conviction OF tbs
entire inner circle OF the leaders auorS
the supporters OF the Madero revoIu2
uon- however, he was elected prasf-
f7r because II was the hope of the
p az that he would himself realize his
liability to comply with the exactfoD-
r1aqe upon the occupant OF that grear
office.
MaderO's New Party.
Upon the abdicatlOn OF POrffrio Diaz.
aPd the arrival Of Francisco AIadero n
1ileNieo. where. although Francisco de
II Sara was pEoTisional president.
y II Madero was pre- - = fact His
Z - 90l was the hent OF the
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-20

Governor Cicase ordered the $50
cial Club" in Lexington raided and
$500 worth of beer and whiskey
seized and two men arrested. Perhaps
these men were not "his friends" 1t
is pity that His Excellency does not
open his eyes to the fact that there
are so-called "social clubs" all over
the State, and no doubt, if he would
do his duty, he would find that they
are operated on the same scale as
those in Lexington.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-12-20

supremely happy. 1t is the spirit of
kindness and of fellowship which
takes hold upon old and young. The
older people are made to rejoice
through the gladness that fills the
hearts of the young. Many of us
have passed beyond the years of
childhood. The things that brought
joy to us in the long ago fail to re-
vive that joy at this late day. But
we are happy, nevertheless in the
joy that fills the hearts of the young.
Even the stern, hard battle of life
has failed to deaden our hearts to
the joy that rings true in the hearts
of the little children. Their joys are
ours; the happy smile that lifts up
the face of the children finds its re-
Election in our own faces.
Thank God for the coming of One
who could so fill the world with re-
joicing! Thank God for the Christ
spirit! 1t is beautiful and it is
healthful and helpful in a world of
hard paths and sharp thorns.
1t is when we grow to be men and
women that we begin to understand
the true significance of all the Great
Teacher has done. He has done more
than give the world a philosophy. He
gives it life, life that is beautiful,
life that is supreme in it's unselfish-
ness and it's thought of others.
More and more men are beginning
to realize that to be happy one must
be helpful; to serve ones own best
ends we must have the welfare of
others at heart.
Truly, it would be a sorry world
without the Christ spirit. every
man for himself, looks like good
philosophy, but it is in reality the
highway to death. The path of safe
ty, of happiness, of soul-rest, leads
in the other direction.
Here's wishing each and all a mer-
ry Christmas. May the sunshine be
bright, the joys be multiplied for
each one this joyous day of all the
year.
Let us forgive our enemies; let us
look for the good in everything; let
US turn our feet into paths of
righteousness; let us take a fresh
grip upon faith and love.