davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
TO STUDY EUROPEAN METHODS.
Nebraskans VIII Make Scientific Probe
Of Old World Ways,

Lincoln.-W. c. Andreas, dairy in.
spector for the state food department,
will leave this week for trip to
Europe. He is a graduate of the state
agricultural school and has been EN-.
ployed by the state food commission
for several years. On the trip he will
be accompanied by II, c. Merrick, a
junior In the agricultural school. They
Will sail from Montreal for Liverpool
and Will first attend the English Royal
live stock show at Bristol. They will
visit the leading agricultural stations
In England, Scotland, Ireland and
spend two weeks in Denmark, the
greatest dairy region in the world.
The Isle OF Jersey and the Isle of
Guernsey, France. Germany, Switzer.
land and Holland will be visited, and
perhaps Italy, Sweden, Norway and
Belgium.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19

Harrisburg, Pa.-More than $4,000
applications have been filed with the
Gettysburg semi.centennial celebra.
tion commission from Pennsylvania
for transportation to the historic town
to participate in the four days cele-
bration beginning July /. Two hun
dred confederate veterans living IN
this state have asked for transporta.
ton and quarters and there have also
been filed papers by 400 former regu-
lar army soldiers and 800 men from
the navy who are entitled to be guests
OF the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Women May Vote In Illinois.

Springfield. Ill.-The woman's suf.
frage bill, which passed in the senate
recently, has been passed in the house
by vote Of n ayes, bare constitu.
tional majority. Under the woman's
suffrage bill women who are citizens
Of the United States and twenty-one
years Of age may vote for what are
known as statutory Offices. The list
includes presidential electors. men,
bers OF the board OF equalization, clerk
of appellate court, and various county
and city officers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Leave for GETTYSBURG June 27.

Lincoln. Neb.-One hundred and
seventy'five veterans of the 3O1 en-.
titled to take the trip from Nebraska
to the Gettysburg peace celebration to
be held on the famous battlefield in
July, 9ave been received by the state
department OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic. The $4,000 appropriated by
the legislature plus the amount gath.
cred by popular subscription will be
prorated among the men to apply on
transportation to Gettysburg. The
special train which will carry the Ne
braska survivors OF the battle will
leave Omaha at 1880 p. m. on June 27
and Will be routed to Chicago over tho
\ Northwestern line
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
INSISTS ON CURRENCY REFORM.
President Wilson Preparing a Mes.
sage for Congress.

Observation-Disclosures Wilson still
wants currency legislation enacted at
the present session OF congress and
Will bend every effort to accomplish
that purpose. He proposed to write
his plan to congress. It also was an.
nounced from administration quarters
that Secretary McAdoo and Chairmen
Owen and Glass. OF the senate and
house banking and currency commit.
tees. respectively, had reached an
agreement on the main features Of the
currency bill they have been drafting
FOR the last two months. The presi.
dent, 1t is understood, however. will
not go into detail In his currency mes
sage. preferring to back the owen.
Glass bill as an expression OF his ideas
but will call attention to the need of
currency reform.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
leper Occupies Private Car,

Vallejo, Gala. Kaolwi. a Filipino
boy, left Mare island navy yard for
Seattle. travelling in n private car. No
attendants will wait upon him and he
will be kept locked in, for Kaolwi is
n leper and is being shipped in a bag.
gage car on the first stage OF a jour.
ney to the leper colony In the Ha.
waiian islands. Kaolwi was mess
boy on the United States battleship
Connecticut six months ago, when the
nature OF his malady first became sus.
pected. He was brought to the con.
tinent and held under observation un
Ill surgeons finally pronounced the
case one OF leprosy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Bio Money for Insurance.

Lincoln, Neb.-The people Of Ne
braska last year paid out sl5,O3S,2 ,279
for fire, life and other kinds OF insur-
ance and got back from the companies
in loss payments about half that
much. or $7,152.O21. This is the show.
Ing made by the consolidated state
ment Of the business Of all insurance
companies, compiled by Insurance
Deputy c. II. Clancy OF State Auditor
Howard's office. This statement does
not include the large amount of
money paid by Nebraskans to unau.
thorized insurance companies which do
business by mail and which disregard
state laws In getting policies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Turkish Grand VIzIer Assasslnated

Constantinople.-Th Turkish grand
vizier Mahmoud Shefket Pasha, was
assassinated at noon Wednesday by
two men armed with revolvers. who
attacked him while he was proceed.
ing in his motor car to the sublime
porte. It Is believed in government
outcome OF a plot against the commit
tee of union and progress (young
Turks). lbraham Bey. an aide-de.
camp Of Mahmoud Schefket Pasha.
was alsb killed by the assassins. 1t
is understood that the men who com.
mitted the crime are civilians.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Want Arbitration at Once.

London.--Oficial confirmation OF the
news of the acceptance OF Russian ar.
bitraton by the Balkan allies is still
lacking, but diplomatic circles believe
the report to be correct. Bulgaria de.
sires arbitration Immediately and as
consequence Is opposed to the meet.
ing of the four premiers. as that
would tend to delay matters. The pro
posed meeting of the Bulgars primarily
was the cause OF the fall of the Cue
ch0ff cabinet. which Is likely under
the circumstances TO remain in power.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Milltants at Suffraqet Funeral.

London. - Suffragets. militant as
well as non-milltant, came from all
parts OF England Saturday for the
funeral OF Miss Emily Wilding Davi.
son. who met her death while inter.
fering with the kings horse in the
derby on June 4. A special train
brought the body OF the woman suf.
frage martyr from EPSON to Victoria
station. where a procession OF 5000
women was waiting to escort II across
the city through the principal streets
TO st. Georges church. Bloomsbury,
where the service was held.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Tribe Of Ben Hur mpron,Ise.

Lincoln--The insurgent members
of the Tribe of Ben Hur have effected
a compromise with the supreme Of
ficers of the order and will withdraw
their protest against the relicensing
of the organization in Nebraska. The
agreement leaves the insurgents In a
position to fight out the question OF
increased rates at future time. Un-
der the agreement the law committee
Of the order must report out to the
floor Of the convention every resolu'
ton, either initiated by the committee
or referred to It by any member
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
SUBWAY CAVES IN
MANY LIVES CRUSHED OUT IN
NEW YORK SUBWAY.
CURRENCY REFORM MESSAGE
Many SuHragets at Funeral Of Miss
Davison-President Wilson 10
Preparing Message for
Congress.
CURRENCY REFORM MESSAGE

New York--Eleven workmen were
killed and two injured, one fatally,
when tons Of rock and earth crashed
down in the excavation being made
for the new subway. The accident
occurred eighty feet below the sur
face. A blast had been made about
forty.fve minutes before the collapse
came, but II was the opinion Of the
coroner's physicians that beam sup
port. Jared loose when a car filed
with stone and earth coIlided with 1t.
was responsible for the accident. Five
hundred laborers we're quickly as.
sembled at the scene in an effort to
dig out the buried men. There ap.
peared to be no hope that any OF the
entombed workmen escaped death.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
LOBBYING FINE ART
SCOPE OF INVESTIGATION 10
WIDENING OUT.
STUDY EUROPEAN METHODS
Nebraskans VIII Make Scientific Re.
search Into Ways Of the Old
World-Nebraska lnsur.
anee Expensive.

Washington as a fine
art, how 1t is done, and who is re.
sponsible, what ends are sought and
what results are accomplished, proba-
bly, will be investigated by the special
senate lobby comttee before 1t con.
cludes it's work and submits a report
20 the senate. For nearly two weeks
the five senators on the committee
have listened to testimony that has
dealt almost exclusively with the in.
fuence exerted on the tariff bill, but
II has uncovered enough trails to lead
members to believe that campaigns of
every sort. political, industrial and
economic, have been conducted much
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Not All Pay Bio Money.

Don't expect to get rich by invest.
ing In fire insurance stock Is the tenor
OF a statement. issued from the office
OF State Auditor Howard by Insurance
Deputy Clancy. He says no one Is
justified in saying that all insurance
companies never pay less than IA per
cent. Some Of the best do not pay
more than s per cent and often 1t is
Ave years before any dividends are
paid by new companies, and then II
all depends upon the management Of
the company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
To Segresate Whites and Blacks.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aswell
OF Louisiana has introduced n bill to
separate white government clerks and
employees from negroes. 1t Is said that
while there shall be no discrimination
for or against employees of equal ef
flciency owing to color. they shall not
be required to occupy the same Office
in government departments, nor white
employees be under the orders Of ne
groes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Women conspirators Executed.

Peking.-Some women OF modern
education were among the alleged
anti-government conspirators who
were placed under arrest at Tien Tsin
and Peking in the last few weeks. 1t
is reported that 200 conspirators al.
ready have been executed after sum-
mary examination. 1t Is difficult to
determine whether President Van Shi
Kai is winning or losing in the politi.
cal campaign now being waged for
the presidency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Buenos Ayres, Argentina. -

Buenos Ayres, Argentina. - The
American meat packing companies on.
Grating In Argentina are not consid.
cred trust" by the Argentine gov.
crnment The minister OF agriculture,
replying to a note sent to the govern.
ment by six Of the leading Anglo.
Argentine chilled beef companies de.
claring that II the present onerous sit
uation continued they would close the
plants. After investigating the situa
tion, the government considers that II
is not called on to modify the existing
regime of liberty which permits the
development OF industry in Argentina
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19

Columbus, O.-The question. Did
General John II, Morgan, the dashing
confederate raider, tunnel his way out
OF cell in the Ohio penitentiary while
prisoner of war, or did his guards
allow him to escape?" a subject o.
wide discussion since the civil war.
has not been settled by tearing the
cell block in which Morgan was held.
Partial exploration OF the air shaft un.
der the Morgan cell by prison officials
has failed to reveal the evidences of
the tunnel TO the satisfaction OF those
who contended the noted raider was
allowed TO pass out the front gate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
New Plant Industry Building.

Lincoln. Neb.-The new $4,000
plant industry building at the state
university farm was formally dedicat.
ed Tuesday afternoon. The dedica'
ton exercises were held in one Of the
rooms of the new building and about
SEQ people were present. The dedi'
catory address was delivered by John
Merle Coulter, professor of botany OF
the University of Chicago, who spoke
on practical Science"
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Postmaster. Gather at Lincoln.

Lincoln. Neb,-Former Fourth AS
sistant Postmaster General Degraw Of
Washington arrived in the city Tues
day to participate in the eleventh an
nual convention of the Nebraska State
Postmasters' association.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Mr.. TAFT Lunches With President.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Former Presi-
dent Taft's engagements while here
attending a meeting Of the Lincoln
memorial commission was luncheon
with the president and Mrs. Wilson.
It was his first visit to the white
house since he left the presidency.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19

Mexico City.-'A general shakeup
In the cabinet OF President Huerta oc.
Cured Friday, General Manuel Mon.
dragon resigned as minister OF war
and was succeeded by General Azure.
liano Banquet. former military com.
mander of the federal district. Jorge
Vera Estanol relinqushed the post of
minister of public instruction, Manuel
Aldane, minister of agriculture, taking
his place. Several other cabinet min.
isters changed places. DIR. Aureliano
urrutia, head of the national schoo!
OF medicine, has been appointed min.
lister OF the Interior, post long vacant.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19

Fairbury, Neb-Miss Irene Noble,
the young lady who was probably
fatally shot in Los Angeles, Cal. the
last OF the week by Fred f. Kolb, a
wealthy club man, was a former resi-.
dent Of this place
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19

along the same lines through paid
agents in efforts to create public senti.
ment favorable to the cause concerned
The committee has decided in ex-
ecutive session to submit to the senate
the question OF further broadening
OF the scope of its inquiry
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Dlsapprove Of BurIaIs at Sea.

Lincoln.-Burial at sea does not
meet with the approval OF the mem.
bers OF the Nebraska Funeral Direc.
tors association and it's delegates to
the national convention. which con-
venes at Milwaukee in October, will
20 armed with explicit instructions to
continue the fight against the practice
that Is still maintained by many of the
steamship lines.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19

Cleveland. O.-Dragged from his
rowboat by big fish, Hugh f. Walker.
aged II, became entangled in his fish.
ing line and was drowned several hun.
dred yards OF shore in Erie Lake
The fish got away.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
c. o. D. for Parcel Post Packages.

on.-Instructions to post.
masters have been issued for the
handling OF C. o. D. parcel post pack.
ages. The regulations will be effec.
tive July I. Charges on packages will
be collected from addresses on and
after that date, provided the amount
on single parcel does not exceed
800,
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
p.e,.,on Strikes sponsive Chord.

Lincoln. Neb.-The decision Of the
high court of the land in the Mime
sofa rate case struck responsive
chord with Nebraska railway commits
sion and the states legal department.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19

That S150.000 for state reforma-
tory looks good to citizens Of Crete.
and delegation called on the board
of control to inquire into the matter.
Il develops that the legislature made
no appropriation for the maintenance
of such an institution and for this rea.
son the board OF control is in no haste
to expend $150,000 for lands and build
ings for such an institution. The
board will take its time and duly con-
slider all propositions made by various
towns. Table Rock. the home OF Clyde
Barnard, will offer an equipped brick
yard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19
Not Ready 70 Decide.

While the state board Of health is
getting reports from the state hospital
for tuberculosis at Kearney concern.
ing the tests being made by the
Duket cure there, 1t is not ready to
give any verdict yet, according to Dr.
Carr, secretary of the board. A
specially trained nurse is still at Kear-
ney giving the after-treatments. Ac.
cording to DR.. Carr. 1t will be from
three to six months before anything
definite can be determined about the
results OF the alleged cure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-06-19

Nancy Wells, the little Indian girl
who has been an inmate of the state
penitentiary for the past year, re-
ceived clemency at the hands OF the
state pardon board and was allowed
to go to her home in Thurston county
where she will spend her time under
parole to Sheriff Pat Dorcey of that
county.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
sage TEA:DtAUnfUllY DARKENS
the HAIR WHEN FADED AND GRAY

cents. Some druggists make their
own. which ID usually too sticky, 20
insist upon getting wysth's. which
can be depended upon 70 restore nat
uTal color and beauty 70 the hair. and
u splendid for dandrua. dry. fsvsrish
Itchy scalp and falling hair.
4 we'll known downtown drussist
says bis customers insist Of wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur. because. they say.
u darksns 20 naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell II hes been an
pi'sd--ies 70 easy TO use. too. You
simply danpsn . sponge o. soft brush
and draw II through your heir. tax.
ING one strand at . TINA. Do this a.
night and BY morning the srsy hair
d'ssppsars; after another application
or TWO It 10 restored TO IL natural
color and looks glossy. soft and abun-
dant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
WEEKL Y SERMON
The Easter Lesson
ny Dr. Eva,sa.

wiuss 10 exquisite that no artist has
ever been able TO picture Anscrs
wings more lovely than these. and the
lovely thing that has risen again scars
into the sky and We call !, n butter
fly. but the wisc old Greeks called u
a Soul. because they couldn't he'p
feeling that u the little grub came OUT
OF i,s grave into such q beautiful res
direction the unsccn thing In man
which they called the soul. must also
have a glorious body that none could
see. but tina, should be seen In all It's
marvellous beauty whom the timc Tor
It's resurrection came.
And then. 1900 years ago. . man
lived among other men agon earth,
and was like tho mcxecrt that he did
nothing but good. Hut his very good
ness made some men feel uncomfort'
able aud angry In their own badness,
and they killed him. aud had his body
buried In a cave. Some Of his few
friends came to visit the grave . few
days later. and his body was not
there. And then some Of thcm saw
Him and talked TO Him and ns talked
to them until at last over 800 peopls
had seen and recognised Him In q
body like they had known before.
only In somc ways wonderfully chang.
cd. And those people we're ready 10
10 everywhere. saying He 10 risen
from the dead" Here Was the won.
derfui resurrection ws celebrate evsry
Easter. but there followed Il . more
marvellous resurrection ycs. His few
friends had been nlled with fear whom
His enemies came. They had run
away and left Him alone. and they
had declared they had never known
Him. and all the truth and courage
and manlincss seemed dead In them.
And when hc eamc back from the
grave TO them. somehow he gave them
something that made their old death
OF eowardiec. and selnshncss. and
falsehood. and fear drop Oh thssn. and
they rose again. nov men. With new
courage and nc~ manhood. new truth
and new love In their hearts. This
was the great resurrection for which
In some way ell the other resurrsc-
tIons we're given. and this 10 the rss-
direction To which God is calling us
all. for His word says. Awake. thou
that slecpcst. and arise from the dead.
and Christ shall give thee lite"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
BRITISH SHIPS
: SAVE CHRISTIANS
AMERICAN WOMAN WRITES OF
CONDITIONS IN CONSTANTINE.
Pi.H-DrCLARncs rllAr AsAssA.
CRE WAS THREATENED


Unieed Preoo Service
MILWAUKEE,. March a9.--Mrs.
John Allen. wife Of an Ansrican en-
gineer living In Constsntinopls. In .
letter to = relative here. declares that
only the presence Of four British gun
boats anchored In The Dardanslles
prevented . massacre Of Christians.
"Thinss grew steadily worss." che
writes. There ives much talk Of .
massacre. The Arabs say they we're
promised much loot II they enlisted.
Since then the odlcsrs restrained
them with great di0culty. Al night
the British wassAips swept the city
with ssarchlights. They we're on the
lookout for trouble as any hour. Food
supplies are At the lowest"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

lFsshvess1aa OhascA--
Pine aAd Thira serseea
Rev. J. 9. stubblsaeld. pastes.
Sunday school q 10 q n. J. D,
Mason supsrintsn1sal
Preaching at II q. =.
Junior Q. =. AZ 3:30 .. n. Mn
Vera Houston supsrintsndsat.
Senior c. .. at s:30 .. n. EFnsss
Nail president.
Prayer meeting st 7;ss .. =. wsa-
assday sveaiAS.
There viii b no Sunday evening
services n this church. O account ol
the Union meeting at the nsw Waite
building. TIE Young Peoples Union
meeting Win begin at e:se. anA The
song service for the preaching sssvics
at 7:30.
Yoa are cordially invissl 70 sil Of
thsss services
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

There are many resurreetiouS. nv
cry night the sun goes down and 10
hidden from our sight ~ u buried In
q grave. but We say Il will rise again,
and 10 ws gst up very carly We watch
the dawn: zee the nrst pale nnsers Of
light steal across the darkncss. Then.
one BY one. the things buried In dark
ness spring out Of Il; tho shy becomes
0lled with . pageant Of glorious col.
ore and then up comes the great sun,
and the whole world secms to break
into praise for another resurrection.
Al this time Of the year Il seems a.
Il nature b all rising out Of the death
Of winter into the new. beautiful life
|of spring. The snow that has been
spread like . winding sheet over the
fields and hill sides is drawn up by
the sun. and does not show US a cold.
|drsary. dead earth, but one risins
Into all the new life OF leaf and bud
and blossom.
Then each buried seed has Its own
|rcsurrsetioa. We have taken In our
hands ths little dead looking thing.
and ~ We looked at Il we know that
the poor. insisniacen, looking little
body the sss1 he's 10 not its own body.
but that somehow. hidden In II. 10 .
! glorious body with stem and leaves
and sxQuislts dowcrs and delicious
fruit. We are % sure that Il has this
body. which no microscope can see.
that We gladly bury the little dead
looking sesd and watch us grave.
Presently. down In the dark. that
wonderful new body begins TO unfold
itself and push 10 way up to the light.
and By and by there u Ii. . glorious.
perfect plant. Here has been q won.
dsrful resurrection.
Some Of us have found little soft
bodied worm OF caterpillar. m we call
|it. and have watched II from day TO
day until We have seen Il begin to
spin out Of IL body tiny thread. and
wind Il round and round itself until
u b entirely covered with real wind
Ing sheet. n we open this We nnd
the caterpillar hes changed 10 q dead
looking thing without head or feet
or winp OF eyes. but u we leave u.
By and By the body We could not zee.
and no scisatist with his microscope
could have found. begins TO unfold.
Soon u tsars away the shroud and
comes forth q beautiful thing with
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
llixsd With salehus. llaAss tlss Hail
Soft Lustsoas I'D CuFss

The use Of Sage aad sulphur for
rsstorius faded. srsy hair 70 ~ nat
Ssat color dates baek 70 srandmoth-
|ss's unA She Kept her hais bsauti-
fully darksnsd. glossy and abundant
with brew Of sass Tss and sulphur.
Whenever her hair fell out or took on
that dull. faded o. stsseksd appear
ancs this simple mizture was applied
with wonderful snoet.
But the brewing at home h mussy
and out Of date. Nowa1ays skilled
chemists do this bsttss thsa eussslvss.
By asking st any lsuGstegs ~ the
rsa1y-to-uss psoluet. eallsd "Wysth's
Sage and sulphur I1sly nsnedy." you
viii sst . large totAle for about 50
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23
Herald Want AAs srlas rss.lss.
What's the Matter
WIZ - a. Waach2

It's not setting aAy younGeg. yes
know, and oaee = . vhils u neelG
u rest and oveshsullas. Railroe1
watches are eleane1 81 ovsshanlsl
ones . year 70 iassse sseusats tine-
kespins. Why net bsing yeuss y aaA
~ " give 4 ~ sttenkias that =
necessary fos goo1 tine keeping.
YBANx ~ uPy
Watchmanew 3eWe0os - N1GVaves.
.. - vhDoh lngDos1v
Wm111D uan1ln0 III
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-23

ChSistaan Chuvsh-
Corner Ninth and Pins streets.
Bibls schooi st 10 .. =.
y. ?. 9. c. =. ct $50 ,. NJ
Elder .. d. Harlan will conduct
leervtces at II .. n.
PRAYER nsstias u 1880 .. =. WEE.
|ussday.
yea are vs'eens 70 sn thsss ssr-
vissA
0avtlst Chasch- !,
Highth sn1 Caaal stEeets.
J. D. Dven1sl pastos.
sunday sshoel y - Z. -. 4. \.
D. Lap. sups8intaaleut.
Hin Baldwin Isft % the stage tAis
morning Tor LaksvieW.