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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
Scr 2apa.ans,unrf bes aetna lei
1888

1T bon Wrof. &onslid beredynet nor.
sen. Sci ben ausbrii4en BON 1888
sis 1886 tpuroen 5,94O,O00qm bon
Qunu uber1dppennnt, 1892 nid me.
niger .aIs 12,3O0,000 uno 1910
100000. Ole bret ksten ausbru'
de bob<n her, 6obou betrofferen g.
npet,,oet Ricolof urb 0elpaf1o @0en
nreift beften 9o,roes getoftet, eine
Mdbe, Die fiji Ole Gift nrb men.'
f,,Ituren ouf imn.er perloren 1T. Dh
Mafe ser 9opa ee.so,. ~ bdttu111'e'1
lit red4 idtper, ia man &re mittlere
3xbe an pieIeu Stenen nidbt eenoa1
nnefien. fa.w1. Odd ipor. e nitltc9
m6alid, gera,e @dSia.,neen bor3a1'
nebrnen, neil bas @el6nbt fhbon
por Ser l1eberoedure h1r@ Die 2opn
epfor1M sporoen 1por. Dslr@ u169.
Iidf geaoa,e 1erednane fana fh
out biete @ei|e cine Me,ge uo.
u, goo ,NOcbm fIr ben 9~ooot3rper
bon 1910. 9iefe 9ttfer erreidt TAFT
Die Der Qooo poe, 1886, Die 3>por
cine gr6tere. Esaod9e hebedte, ober
niebriger mar. 9ie ,T63e oesSoarpt-
itrosrts erreid3te nbne 5nei nei1ere
SeitenfrSH,e 500 O0qu1, m6brtnn
1888 bis 1885 5,94O,UOqm iber.
itr6<nt hp,traen rn,o 1892 12,3OO,'
600. SIN Sabre 1910 mar bie 2dno'
maffe, bic in ben erfte1 Stunoen
ousgetreten lit, ,nirfIh ridenbott,
Bdbrer3 Ser erften feds 6tunoen
breitete fie fid iber 513,O00am aus
us,o erreidte eine Ma5e bon etpa
1000, MOtb4n. gsad Is Stunoe,
htrug bic 1Idbe mer 1,00O,000m
u,16 Sic Maffe run6 4,00O,O00cbm.
Moh "a @tunben mar biefe Jl6he
iber 1000, O0Oqm un1 Der SSrhaIt
Der Qopo et1no 5000, O00cbm. 9en
1forqer nod Dem 9usbrud mar faft
bic &aIfte Der oanbHahe iiberflutet.
Sssn ben %foIgen6en Taeen ging Die
ueberfIntung bel longfomer Dor
fi4. hageqen mud,s Die 9aba b11rh
M1lntd1ta1g erbeblih IN Die 40be.
Ser Boben, al,f Dem Der Strom
bon 1910 fid onsbrettete, ipar fait
ba1rdtpeg Meltlo1tb. MIR r56,000qm
iirb linn NIT ben Grt6fnen BON 1885
bis 1892 Qemeinfn1. Diefer Strom
hat infolqebeifen notwithstanding
febr bieI Suburban. tpegeer,ommen
ooer, tpe oe Bouern faeen, ree.
{toblen".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
Megulierung ut,0 praftiiden Dl1rd).

9fe9ulierung nno praftiid)en Durd-
fiibrrne oeS @cld)afts uno umfaiien,
Sc Menoerungen in sen @eidaftslnc=
tboben. &or auem iouen Ole fleine=
ret 8atete cine eertngere State erbal=
ten. @era6e Bofete, Ole tpeniger ais
12 Efuno tpiegen, mcroen am mel
item BON 6em Bublifl1m perian6t. Sc
mar aber bisber fir iie ser gleide
BreiS ME fir idtuerere Bafete gu
5oblen. Ser minoeitbetrag ion 81
Gents fir oos Elm Efuno idnere So
fet betragen. Die Steigerlng 6er
Ereiie erfolgt Damn int @erbdltniB gu
@etpiht uno g%ntfernung, bon Ao
Gent Bis gu IL Gents pro Bfuno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

@omiide SLATER meloen, oaB Ser
aoiier Az einem itolienii4en Seno-
tor aeiast babe: r@it eine1' golte
po,, Ser. ssnteaieena uno benz Gsute
6sr ctoliener f6nnte i'd Die ga,l3e
melt erobern." Wir oern.ogen es
Nit Az qIauben, oenn mir baiten ben
aoiier nidt fir 10 bosbaft. Stalien
hnt cine BnoHer,ing, bon Der bic
,SdlHe ,peoer leien nod idreiben
sonns- bos lit bic Sntelligen5.s uno
lem Seer bat, no iimu,er, es mdbreno
Ser ietten4 Sabr5ebnte nit einen.
.:boIb,pegg ,eb<tbirtigen @e9ner Die
Daffen frel,3te. bns 4dienpanier 'er'
ariffen - bas 1T Der @ut. !.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
Die 2ebrerfabrt.
g re1 1 eft. 10. Sui

l.. Brem EFT, 10. Sult.
gerldieoene blnoert 6%ea1tid)=arneris
foniide 2ebrcr aus ane,r Sbeilen ser
Ser. Stoaten, ale Mitglie6er seq Sea-
tionnlnerbonos oeutid=amerifaniidyer
2ebrer, famen am Greitagabeno a1
@or6 6es @lob66ampfer GROCER &ur=
fiirft in 8remer Elm, mo- iie bon einem
gmpfnngsfomite begruBt uatroen. Mm
Samitugoben5 apare,t sic Mmerifaner
@aite 6es 8ren1er Senats. Die 2eb=
rer beabiidtigen Geutidlano, Sranf=
reid, @nelor5, sic 5dmei5 u116 Sta
lien 51 bereiien, che iie ii6 anfangs
September ouf ser Mittelmeerroute
mie6er nod Mem Sort etnidiffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

niles 8el5perf tptrb aufgefrti@,
inbem man bic forsfdltte bon Staib
gereinieten &oure NIT betbgen,o@-
tenn, aber nod nidt braun sebra.s,.
tenn MebI trdftiS abretbt ,nsb bouss
NIT elmer fouberen 8iirfte gut ua&
hirftet. sMeriit erbalten bic &oare
lMou hurdY ba8 7DaritenG ptfber etnen
Slam: Die Derpenbs,ng bon, Del
litu1 9l1noenbsna@en, er{orbert etne
llbr -fo@funbtqe 6onb NIB selhset
'dd1.4 bonn ntdR thtnssr. 81 m6d3bte
rtesbnB bon Der DerUas6u1o bsx
Delen NIB Geten abrote&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
Sfanoinapiide Nnsiteanng.
Nem Norf. Is. :;

o
SIM fommenben @inter miro eine
Musiteu,1ng ifan6inapiider &rnit-
1perfe bier, in Buffalo, 5oleoo, @bi.
cago an6 Bolton itattfinben. Gne
nambaften Moler ut,6 BiI6bal1er bon
@dtpeoe,t, Gormegen unb Ddnemarl
boben beriproden, sic M~usiteuuna
51 beidJide11. Die @oniee ser 6rei
2din6er baben 5ugeiagt, ols @brenpa-
trone 81 fungieren. Sen 8emiibun-
ge,1 bott Sobn q. @a6e, Sem Hrdii=
oenten ser Sfonoinapiid-Am erifn1i=
i9en @e{eIlihaft. lit 6as 3uftan5e=
fomlnen 5es l1nternebmens gu ber=
oanfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
&6mif@e Antiteufuneeu IN 8apern,

%SI QN VI -eJueE 1UNlUtt
tur3li4, wie Nrof.. Sacobs in Der
Wein9ener Observation-Disclosures.
ienfhoft mitteilte, pomiiae Stulpta.
rem ausgraben. SSn atpei bis bret
Neter 1iefe ,uurben in ben nod itc.
benbeu @runbmouern Warmorbru4-
itiide aug alterer Set a%eiunben. I'm
ter ibnen befanben iih cine @emano.
ltot,se aus nabriheinli4 tleinoiiati-
I@em Mormor, aus Dem 2. Sobr'
bunbert n. Chr, cine 1peibli9e fitenoe
@espanb{totue nit etne1n 9aino&en
auf benz Shob, Ser untertorper el.
rer meibliden ftebenben @emano-
'tatue, Die bus bette ber Gurbe bar
felt; ferner ons Gubitiid einer mel.
teren fpetbliden @etpanMtotue aus
Mul4eRam NIT tneibem 5orbiiber.
aug, Ser mabrideinli& frisber bemolt
mar, Elm Mltar, Elm GROCER Come NIT
einem Mibberfopf in ben &ronfen,
aus RalKtein, uno einige Sau1en'
reffte, Die t~pabrf@einli4 az, einens
Genrpel .qeb0rten. Die sbatuen eebo.
rem teiIAnei|e al ben @rabmalern. Sb
bic MarmorpIa5tifen, BON oerte,1 al,r
tpenige bisber in Deuti@lano eefrr'
ben uuroer, einbeimH4en ooer
Observation-Disclosures fino. itebt
nod 6obiu. @s ,ndre, tpie 1rof. So.
CO.'S meinte, ridt ousgd4lonea, Dab
He Don 9anii6en Stetraneten ber'
rWiibrten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
81. eIase Der gra,t soiellf.

esn Norens fanb Der Brodeb Der
friiberen RronprtuBeHin Don Sod1en,
sSrau Eofeni, ftatt, ben bteie eegen
ibren @atter1 ouf &era1,sgabe bes
ainbes o~ngeitren9t bate. Dos &C.
riht ertftieb 3u,,ngitnite1 Der 3ld.
GERM ut,o fpro4 boS Rinb benz 30
ter au. 9err $ofeni legte benz &C.
riht u1ter anoerem eiren bon 5ror,
9o1eIIi ftammenbe1 Brtef Dor, Ger
ais Betpeis fir oie falf@e @r3ie'
bunesmetbobe Grau 8ofe1ig bienen
foate. SsSn bieiem 8risf fpri@ Sraa
Foielli bon DEM Mntaaf elmer &ur1o'
peitide fir bie 8u@tigung 6es air'
bes. Gerner u%nterbreitete &err So
feni Elm @uta&ten feines Mr8te2, in
sem beftdtigt miro, bob Der pbpfi'
{de un6 morolifde 3uftono BEG Sim.
6es in Der Set feines Mufentbaltes
bel DEM @ater fi4 tpeientli@ gebet.
{ert babe, pdbrenb bteier CUR Set
bes Mufentbolts Bel Der M,,tter OILS
auberit urtgiinftig ongeden speroen
nubte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
1tniere Mationalgar6c.
@ofbington, Is. Suit.

@ y II 70 II, To. gut.
Sic 8epper=@orlage Die Sic Matio-
nalgar6e III engere 8%eriibrl1ng nit
Ser reguldren Mrnee bringen ion,
bat Ole 8il1igung oes &riegs6epar=
temerts un6 lit ioeben ol1d bon Sem
@ausfomite fir militdriide @nge=
legenbeiten giinitig einberidtet mor-
SEN. Ser Sin entipreden6 6arf Die
9unoesregierur1q $S,O00,O0O idbr=
lid1 fit sic $4,000 nnteroffi5iere
u,ro Sic $4,000 Monn ser Matio=
nalgor0e o%usgeben. Ser &riegsIe=
fretdr u15 Sic MiIi5beborben ser
Staaten ionen outoriiiert per5en, eli
nett Go=operationsplan aa1s5uarbet=
ten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

9eriien lit iebt tatid@lt6 5sptf@en
@uBlonb uno @roBbritannien oufge-
teiIt. Dos bat es bobon, bab es iih
unter ben grobmutigen @4us oes
2orpen urpb oes Bdrer 1tellte. ;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

Cine ebemoliee Gboriitin nngte III
Seem Oorf ouf @rb6bung ibrer Ill
me,1te, neil iie NIT Dem ibr eeridE'
lid 3,,eeiprodenen Sdbreefbe BON
$1,000 .beim, beiten Dinen ni6bt aus
aufom11en perm0ae. Mr1nes @d@6pf!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

SIN Sabre 1911 tp1lrben in 2onoon
ALSO 8ranoe, in Seem Don ODER
6eren 1883 gen,eloet. DoS erfldrt
binlangli9 Den llnteridieo 5spiiden
Sen englifden unb omerhaniiden
Berjiderungsprdmien. !:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

esSeter Mann, Der ben nIaerifatti.
iden Broten oie @tanrssbd1.n1e NIT
oen loneen sfbnenreiben onfertigt,
oie in mebr ooer minber fageuboften
fHiritenfamilien enber, 1T mie bic
8eitungen meIoen, arnn6rsi@ edpcr.
Sen. eeAt 0as elm munher?.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

Sn OoefIa >pnrbe ellie 9rui1ino-
tpis meeer &eiratfdpuinoels nerur'
teilt. sic bate fih als Singing
pertIeibet ei,1er rei4en DAME gend-
bert uno ii9 nit br trauen laiien.
alIo ielbit ser stonb 6es gbemaa-
mes 1T niht mebr ausi4liebli4er
M1nnerberufl 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

Sen 5trabenbbntonoufteuren IN
Minneapolis tpiro iest NIT Dem
,3:dbfupert 3uiamner Elm bon Dem
Betrie6sleiter &oraee 2otprp perfab-
tes 59rHtden iiber n2oi1idfeit I'M
Dnnitperfebr" iiberreidt. Das fonnte
in munH onoerem Brinatbetrtebe
sen Mngete1ten %eegeniiber audi
nihts iha6enl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

0ie mitelieoer Der dineffden re.
pr6ientotipen @orperi@aft in 2baifa
traeen feine 3opfe mebr, 6afiir aber
3pIinber, Grad uno meibe 8in6el
9as 11ennt man oo,1r ben Gorh4ritt
Der 3ultur!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

seSn Merifo treten Mebolutione1u
ouf unb peridppinben tpieoer tpie in
ben 2arof4ulen Die Mafern. l1nb
als &inoerfranfbeiten mub man
sei6e beban6eln unb betradtenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

&err morgon bat seiunben, bad
cine alteepptii4e urfun6e, fir Die
er 100000 5oblte, gefalidt 1T. Gold
Elm &einfau batte u11s ME paIiiere.t
f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

Sn @ub6afota bat sic r2oeal Dpt
ton. Mbitimn1u11g einen erbrudeni
ben Sieg Der .Naifen" - mebr alA
3tpei oritteI auer St6ote - ergebenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

3miiden ben Bereinigten @taater1
uno aunaoo beiteM tod Elm @ege11
feitipfeitspertrag. Ct eritreM lid
aber MUIR auf betriigerif@e 8antiers
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

@eben ser @rebfreibeit f4eint aud
bie @e6efreibeit in Mnerifa lett IN
@efobr Al felt; in Stem BORT ,purbe
bereits Elm Mann berboftet, Der be.
bouptet bate, aue Mitglieoer beg
aonqrei{es 1eien @ouner. 60 mas
{oot, man aber aud nidt = nan
6enfts uno glaubts b0dftens!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

Cine mobIbobenoe grooflDnerin,
oie fnr3li@ itorb, binterlieb i9retn
@otten flint 9ollars nit Der we1'
tuna, oie .Grbidaft" in 100 bon.oo.
pofbiiden Doien bon ie flint Gents
AT p%erobfolgen. Der Man11 ntr6
tpirflih trouer1, tpena er 11g1
por Gift unb Gale plntt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
Shnitel.

Sssn 9renton, g. S., tpobnt Elm
Monn, Der ieit oreiBis Sabren feine,1
6hlQf fano. @arl1n1 abcnniert e1
ni4t ouf Ben r&ongreiiional @ecorb"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18

Die biologiide M6teiluns Bee
bri9t
cine 2an3e fir sen 9perlina, neil
bieier portrefli@e Dienite BEL Der
Wertilaung oes @ibels, seq ialin1r1'
item Tein6es Der 8aurnapofpflan3er.,
Ieiiten Tonne. Sest it es MIR nod
notia, sic &erren spaten out Ole
linen augeoa9te ebrsnpo4e Anfgabe
aebiibrenS aufmerfiom gu mod9en.
Ser furalia peritorbene, iebr pro-
minente Mr3t Or. Sobn s. Wtuiler IN
mbilaSelpbia fat aud be3iieli@ Der
nenouen Dia9noie uber iein eigenes
3eben Mcdt bebalten; oesbalb tonnte
er aud ouf Sen Sag genau ldor
vorber sen Seitungen ieinen 2ebens'
louf famt BiIo 3wf9iden NIT Dem
@nuden, ieine 2eben9belhretb111g
uu6 fem @ilb ON sem ODER lsnem be-
ftimmten Gage gu perohentltfef.
l1nS prompt an Dem Sage 1toro Ct
ouh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18


einiefeit n,a&t ftarf uno ba MIR
fart ieir, miiifen, 10 r1iiiffe1 mir aud
einig iein. @tlbelm 1.
, Sd .liebe iuberon Die arbeitfomfeit,
He 1T mir aber. beionbers on Grnuen
iebr i4dterstpert.
wiIbeIm p. $nmboIIt.
- sf's
g 4. n,ebbr Ter wsenf4 Ses sanse.,
ernffes fdbis IT, beito ttr8ltder Tam.
'er Iaden. Menf&a. bern 1a4m
ftets affettiert 1T NIB eeetulneen.
f1ub tnteneftrRn ,tnb Moto3ts!4 bon
Iei@hm 0ebals. sf1q1 1:, a
S4epsn3e1te.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18
1 New Suit That prsmisss lnterestlnA
Questions and Sensational Interest

The brothers and sisters Of Mrs. NJ.
X. Bentley. have brought an action
against the brothers and sisters Of
Mr.. M. X. Bently, in the district court
of this county claiming half of the
property belonging to the dead hus.
ba nd and wife in this locality. A farm
of three hundred and twenty acres
close to Guide Rock, and the brick
block, in which the State bank is 10.
Gated, are involved.
The brick block Is now in the name
of John Bentley and "a man named
Forbes, the brother and brother.i in. law
OF the dead husband. The Cooks claim
this property really belongs to the es-
tate and seek half interst therein.
The Cooks claim that Mrs. Bentley
was entitled to one half interest in all
this property. either as part owner, or
AS the heir OF NJ Il. Bentley. Both the
Bentleys died on the same day accord
ing to the petition OF the plaintiffs,
but it is not alleged which died first.
Whether the manner of their deaf h
will he made 4 question in the case or
not, We are not lar'yer enough to de-
termine. but the controversy will
doubtless present some very interest
ing phases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18
Business Locals

All kinds of Electrical work done by
MOrhart Bros
DR.. Cross the dentist is lO:ated over
the State Bank.
Go to =. l.. Hansen for your Harness
and Machine Oils.
Ice Cream and Fountain drinks at
Warren's restaurant.
Chicken dinner every Sunday at
Warren's restaurant, 35 cents.
Go TO the Bon Ton Cafe for the best
Ice Cream and Soda Water In town.
Hot Hamburger and Short Orders
at all hours at Warren's restaurant.
The best and purest Ice Cream and
Summer drinks in the city at the Bon
Ton Cafe.
Have you seen the Chautauqua
soliciting committee? They are look.
ing for you.
The Diamond Electric Vacuum clean.
err demonstrated in your home free.
Call Phone Red 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18

coming down a steep incline the driver
lost control OF the M ichins which
struck u deep ,rnt and in an instant
turned turtle with the occupants be.
meath the car. The wind shield pre-
vented tho machine from pinning them
down and gave them Just time to ex.
tricate themselves before the weight
of the machine settled down. They
were very thankful to get ont of the
deal with their lives even tho the ma
chine was badly wrecked. }laden En-
terprise.
The Republicans of Webster Coun
tv are called to meet in mass conveu-
ton at the Court House. in Red Cloud,
Nebraska on Saturday, July 10th at .
p. M, for the purpose of .electing nine
o. delegates to the state convention to
be held ia Lincoln, July Both, accord
ing To the call of the State Chairman,
and for the purpose Of transacting any
other business that may be properly
brought before the meeting. Every
precinct should be represented.
DANIEL CARRIER, Chm.
w. q. HAMILTON, Sec'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18
What Rivcrten and Guide RsCh Mas Il
Say Of the Ped Cloud Boosters

The Red Cloud boosters added to
the spirit of The mornings entertain
ment by their presence, and were a
valuable feature to the program
erton Review.
All three Of Red Clouds newspaper
men were in RivertOn with the Boost
ers. Bro. Hosmer remarked on the
great improvement Riverton had made
since he last visited here. Bro. Edison
remarked pardon the reference) on
the neatness of makeup OF Riverton's
only newspaper, and Bro. Hale marvel
ed where all the people came from
that made up the crowd. Riverton
Review.
One feature of the day was the play
ing by the Red Cloud band who ac.
companisd the r, c. Boosters, who
were advertising their chautauqua.
Red Cloud furnished somewhere be-
tween 500 and 1000 people for our cele'
bration, and our people will certainly
reclprocats during their chautauqua. -
Guide Rock Signal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18
B. E. Mcfarland
Az the Phones

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bailey visited
with friends at Cowles last Sunday.
having greatly enjoyed their trip de.
spite the hot and dusty condition Of
the weather.
DR. Warrick, the specialist will meet
eye, ear, nose and throat patients and
those needing glasses properly fitted
at DIR. Damerells Office in Red Cloud
Tuesday, July 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davis arrived
home from Stella, Nebr., Monday
evening where they have been visiting
relatives. They were accompanied
home by Mrs Davis grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Jones Mrs. Jones will
make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Noah Mcdowell this winter
Vow often do we hear people say:
"Nhere in the world do all the flies
come FROM" It. Is simple enough.
The topper makes the blue-bottle fly.
the stern father makes the CAD fly, the
cyclone makes the house fly, the black
smith makes the fire fly, the driver
makes the horse fly. the grocer makes
the sand fly, and the boarder makes
the butter fly.
The man or woman who has time
enough TO keep up with every little
whimsical piece of gossip about their
neighbors, about their town, about
anything, anybody and everybody
such man or such woman should
enjoy our Christian sympathy. They
are usually no good aud perfectly
harmless, yet their deplorable condi
ton of mind should elicit our kindly
feeling,
The cannery at Fremont is going t.
can 10000 cases of peas. Handling
the peas is an interesting process
They must be moved, threshed and
canned within All hour In order tina,
they will retain their sweetness. IL
August the corn canning season viii
begin and then the force at the factory
! will be increased to 25O. tbs though,
the 4, roo acres in corn will put up 25t
carloads Of the canned product
Harold Kautner, the aviator who IL
to make flights at the State Fair, Sept
&c, from the winning of the Chicago
trophy last year, is known as "The
Speed Demon OF the Air. he having
made n record of le4 miles per hour
and is said to be one OF the most dnr
ing, accomplished and death defyine
avlators in the country. lne OF his
favorite 'stunts" is to Voloplane, ac
complished by shutting off his motor
thousands OF feet in the air and glid
ing down by technical control Of the
warping wings and elevators.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18
Wants and for Sale

A good sewing machine for sale. In.
quire at this office.
For SALE-A fine up right folding
bed. Inquire of :. b. kizer.
LOST Fountain pen. Finder please
return to C. Y. Wallin. Reward,
Call rural phone 2O5 IL you have
cream or poultry to sell.
J.O. CALDWELL
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18
U win c. Crelder

The Tailor and French Dry Cleaner
up stairs over Burdens grocery. Moo
block.
Best Laundry service in the city.
Both phones.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18

At Lowest interest, best option, least
expense. Call for me at State Bank,
Red Cloud. G. +. GATHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18

Go to Henderson's for cane seed
We just got in an extra choice lot to
go at 81. 40 per blshel. ils
r. Il HENDERSON.
A BARaAIN:--My residence property
on Webster St, near ith avenue. First
good offer takes 1t. Don't be back
ward make me al offer Address
Geo. +. Newhouse, The Dalles, Oregon
Ian p-We have for sale farms on
easy payments and special terms.
worth the money. Several mighty
good deals. The largest list Of local
farms from which to select.
DAN CARRIER Il COMPANY. CulEF Office
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-07-18
Observation-Disclosures,
HOME NEWS |
Bulletin Of The Weeks Doinps
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

ssssssoassss r'sNs's 7s-s's'sAa go q
a good rain fell here ,hi, m lrning.
Cy Ma-ou of Guide is in town This
week. --.g-
Milton Jones cf Uhiowa was IN town
Sunday
Miss Mar.ar, Grams visited in Hast.
ings Sunday.
f. L, Bun of Guide Rock was in The
city Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Phillips of lnavae was ~
tow Tuesday.
jack Masters of Guide Rock was ~
town this week.
b E. Mcfarland i, visiting in Nc.
Cook this week
! Dan Sullivan Of Lebanon, Kas, was
in town Sunday.
Mrs. A. e Atkins and daughter are
home from Genoa.
Bernard McNeny was in Guide Rock
on business Friday.
Prof. Moritz returned home Sunday
evening from Texas.
John Kipp OF Hastings was in town
on business Monday.
/ Editor llosmer of the Com. ADV.
was in Hastings Tuesday.
Cy Norris and wife are visiting
I friends in Iowa this week.
Miss Bertha Potter is visiting rela.
e YES in McCook this week.
s. Z. Worden and family Of Guide
Rock are In town this week.
! Attorney Blackledge is in the east
ern part of the state this week.
/, DR.. j. w. Moranville and wife are
home from Minneapolis Kansas.
W.T.. Yost of Swsnton visited his
brother John Yost over Sunday.
Miss Helen Ritzman Of Hastings
visited friends in town last week
Don't forget the Rcd CLOUD
Chsutsuqus Ju!y 20 to ~.
Miss Nellie Butler of Hastings is
visiting friends in town this week.
Miss Erma Grimes of Blue Hill is in
town visiting her brother, Ned Grimes.
Mrs. Lucfe Wilson of Lincoln is
visiting her mt 'cr. Mrs I'm Pot er
(. Vale F y was down from Blooming
ton Mond IS II ght visiting his parents.
Mr.. and NJ Boone -aunier are
the proud parent, OF II baby boy born
Monday.
H, Neuerb.rg and jeff Diamond
were in the western part Of tie state
Tuesday. -.......--..
NJ. B. Cur er ard family rNpec, I"
leave today fol Michigan for II two
months visit.
Ernest Strayer and wife came down
from Orleans Wednesday morning to
visit his parents.
Prof. Moritz and {. d. Hale were in
Franklin aud Bloomington Tuesday
advertising the Chaulauqna.
will Aud left Sunday for Iowa
where he will visit his father and also
attend to business matters in Omaha.
r. W. Koontz received two new
hearses and cab Friday which he
will add to his well stocked equipment.
Mr.. James Roubal aud children left
for David City and Bruno, Ncbr
where the child,en will visit for some
time.
Mrs James Ryan and her brother
James Mccartney left Monday for a
visit at Yellow Stone Park aud Bill
ings, Montana.
Misses Lcthia and Carrie Dewitt
were passengers To iiusting, Monday
where they will visit their aunt, Mrs
Warren Longtin
Andy Hart resigned his position
with c. II. Rudd Auto Go and has ac'
cepted a position with garage al
Lebanon, Kansas.
Miss Mildred simmons who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edgar Cowdcu
for several months left Wednesday
for her home at Cedar Rapids Iowa
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