The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, August 01, 1918, Image 3
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF 7n " W i DEFINITE AGE LIMITS Men Without Dependnnts Wanted To Comb Deferred Class for In- dustry Workers Washington Tho draft ago limltt uro going up as well as down and tho govcrnmont Is preparing to in crease tho. army to C.000,000 or COOOV 000 men. Thcso additional men will 'bo largely without depondonts and ovoryono of thorn will bo sent t (Franco, If necessary, to vanquish tin Hun. The government does not con Itomplato tho invasion of tho deferred .classifications of tho draft for nt least two years, If at all. Thero will be, however, an Increas ingly rigorous combing of the deferred classification for men to take places 'In essential war industries. The work or fight order will bo oxtonded to many additional occupations within tho next year. Tho plan for tho 5,000,. 000 army will bo prcsontcd to con gress within tho noxt six weeks, ac cording to the war department. Secretary Baker said ho would rec ommend deflnito ago limits, lowering tho minimum bolow twenty-one nnd ralsing.tho maximum above thlrty-ono. Secretary Baker 'provlouBly recom mended nineteen as the minimum as well as a maximum short of forty-flvo. Hun Conspiracies Uncovered Now York. That Teuton conspira tors planned, even nftor this coun try's entrance Into tho war, to uso Gorman reservists to invado Canada nnd Mexico, Is Indicated In tho seized correspondence of Dr. Frederick August HIchard von Stronsch, accord ing to federal officials. Von Strensch when arrested was described as n former protege of Bismarck. Now ho la described as a relative of tho Ger man emperor. Tho objects of tho, proposed Invasions, according to tho authorities, were to hamper tho dis patch of Canadian troops abroad and to Join armed Mexicans for tho pur poso of making an attack upon tut United States. Hlndcnburg Seriously III London Field Marshal von IHndon burg, chief of tho Gorman general staff, is seriously ill and has taken, no part In military operations of tho' present year, according to lnformo-' tion from Berlin, says a Central news, dispatch from Borno recently. At great effort, tho message adds, the field marshal was presont at a few of tho imperial receptions, but wont thru tho functions without speaking. Ho is quito lncapablo of writing, tho advices declare. The Danger of Break Is Past Now York Expressing tho hope that President Wilson will declare his sympathy with Finland and his inton tion, on behalf of tho allies, to seo that Finland is allowed to retain full indopendenco after tho war, H. Mon tague Donner, president of tho Finland constitutional lcaguo of America, Is sued a statement hero in which ho said all danger of a break between tho Finnish government and tho allleB seemed past. Mystery Surrounds Report Nantucket Mystery surrounds tht roport of a vessel Jn distress off tho island of Nantucko't, brought hero by an unknown aviator. Coast guard crews woro unablo to find traco of tho vessol. Marines wero Inclined to doubt tho story, as many unfounded rumors had boon current elnco tho sudden appearance of an onomy sub marine off Capo Cod. Tho aviator did not stato whether tho vessol has boon ,wrccked'or attacked by a submarine. Prices that Govern Flour Sales Washington. Fair prices to govern tho salo of flour and milling products throughout tho United States arc an nounced by tho food administration. Tho prices which generally will gov ern throughout tho crop yoar of 1918 19 woro mado on a basic price for Beaboard points. Jobbers' prices nro required to bo not more than 25 to 50 conts a barrel over tho delivered cost nnd retailors' prices not moro than 11.20 a barrol over his cost prlco. Spruce Output Growing Portland Output of spruco for air planes Is rapidly approaching the 30, 000,000 feet monthly avorago set for tho cpruco division of tho signal corps. Forty-ono cars containing 900,000 foot dreescd and kiln-driod spruce, suffic ient for 500 to 1,000 airplanes accord ing to typo woro shipped fromv Van couver in ono day. 11,533 Trainmen In Service Cleveland Presldont of Brotherhood of Trainmen, has announced that up to July 1, 11,533 members of tho organ ization nro serving in tho army nnd .navy. During tho past month moro . than 2,200 mombers of tho organlza tion entered tho sorvico. Five Children Die In Fire Grand Rapids. Five children rang ing in ago from 2 to 12 years, wero burned to death, ono other received fatal injuries and sovon woro less se riously hurt in a fire which dostroyed tho Kent county Juvenile homo here. Nebraska Still In the Lead Washington SaloB of .war savings nnd thrift stamps havo Increased rap Idly during tho month of July with tho result that tho total valuo of theso se curities placed to dato havo reached $447,820,970. Detailed figures showing tho sales by statos on Juno 29 shows total sales of $308,151,175 for tho en tire country, including Hawaii. No braska, according to tho detailed fig ures, is leading in per capita Bales with an avcrago of flG.Gl. Tho District of Columbia was socond with per cap jit t of $7.52. Concerning School Frocks for Fall JK?. WA. All the long procession of maids, from kindergarten tot to college girl, will be fittingly clad this fall In sim ple and substantial clothes. Whether it is because of lXo war or for other reasons, the new frocks for children nro unusually plain nnd they are the forerunners of fall styles. It Is un likely that anything very different will follow them for they nro tastefully de signed. School outfits may be got un derway now with success assured since all straws. that show which way the winds of fashion blow, point toward simplicity of design as. a dominant fea ture of coming styles. Furthermore, it Ts the pnrt of pa triotism to make UVcr and use again nil woolen clothes. Dresses that can not bo remodeled for grown people will servo In place of mw goods for mak ing children's frocks and this con servation of woolen mnterlals Is some thing to be proud of. At the right of the plcturo abovo there is a dark -serge frock for n girl of eight years or more which hns every requirement of a suc cessful school dress nnd suggests n model for n mndc-ovcr dress. It hns a plain bodice nnd plnlted skirt. It Is brightened with white braid nnd has two very practical pockets. Hut what will delight its wearer more are Its soldierly touches In the shoulder strops nnd nnrrow strap that extends A.. " y--jlB-s v$ s 5 Hand-Sewing on Undermuslin Women who sew well find needle work among tho plcnsantest of occu pations during the long, warm days of midsummer. It is a good time In which to mnko up undcrmusllns nnd grnco the sheer soft mnterlals that nre used theso days for underclothes with hnnd sewing nnd fnncy stitches. Theso harmonize with tho dainty fabrics used better than machine work. Only lightweight nnd sheer wenves of cotton nnd silk concern tho maker of underwenr In these times. The choice lies among soft, wnsbnblo silks nnd satins, including much crepo do chine and other wash silks, and batiste, cotton crepo nnd nainsook. In silks, crepo do chine is tho favorlto and in cottons, batiste.- Both these nro liked In light pink nnd flesh color as well ns they nro In white, nnd it is likely that tho number of garments mado In pink exceeds that made In white. The favorite finish for crepo de chine is Val or cluny lace, French knots, hemstitching, flno tucks and u llttlo embroidery. Recently consider able filet has been used In night dresses. Tho long-sleeved nightdress nppenrs to be n thing of the past. Of tho two models shown In tho picture one has very short kimono sleuves nnd the oth er Is sleeveless. The gown nt tho left Is of white batiste with n short yoke fiom the belt over the right shouldei to the belt again. Any of the (In lie colors In wool dress goods will look well made In this way. The frock at the left Is successful In either wool or cotton. It Is pictured made of plain chambray with bandings and collar of white pique. Its now features appear In the band on one sleeve In the management of tjie col lar nnd In the silt pocket at tho right side of the skirt. Serge and Georgette. -Very effective nre dresses of n com bination of navy blue serge and georg ette. A brand-new model In this combination Is made with a nnrrow skirt and a sleeveless Jacket of tho serge, having n full-length pnnel In the back. Georgette makes the sleeves and fills In the front In u sort of apron effect, nnd this section Is beaded In brilliant colors, n fringe of bends across the front of the apron, which reaches to the knees, repenting tho color of tho embroidery motif. In Dyeing Anything. Remember, In dyeing anything, that to get the best results tho things that, you dye must be irco from dirt. Boljj them clean In n boiler of water nntl then rinse them thoroughly In clear cold wnter. mndo of filet lnco and swiss emhroid cry. The body Is hemstitched to a piece of plain bending. The fullness in tho skirt is nrrnnged In tucks, ery fine and run Jn by hnnd nnd the skirt nlso hemstitched to the bending. No sort of undcrmusllns may bo called finished without n touch of color In ribbon that, Is fnshloncd Into rosettes or bows nnd ends. Pink sntln ribbon Is threaded through tho beading In this slip-over gown nnd tied In n rosetto with knotted loops nnd ends nt the front. Small bows of It aro perched on ench sleeve. Crepo do chine in flesh color with flno Vnl cdglngnnd insertion makes tho slmplo gown shown on "tho seat ed figure. Pnrnllcl groups of very narrow tucks In clusters of four shapo the gnrment above the waistline.. Tho neck nnd sleeves nro" finished with a wide edging nnd n narrower insertion Is let In nt tho bust ns shown In tho picture. An envelope chemise to match engages the attention of its wenrer. Theso garments of crepe do chlno nre fnvQrod by mnny women be cnuso they launder so cnslly. Cotton crepes nre liked on this nccount nnd do not requlro ironing. BREAD MADE WITHOUT SUGAR Two Processes Said to Havo Been Worked Out by Milling Company of Kansas City. A niL'tluid of tiiiikl-v; biend with neither sugar nor mult Iiiih been winked out by n, milling company of KiuixiiH City, according to tbi Baker's Helper. This process use germ mid dllng, which nro ordinarily sold for live Mock food, Seven pounds of germ middling are weighed out for uo with UK) pounds of Hour, placed In u vessel nnd scalded with water. After It lias stood for u short tli.it. the resltlluui N strained out. mid the water Is used In making tip the dough, milling ni much witter as N neeesviiry. Sponge made In this way without tho use of sugar or mult shows an Increased expansion, with a loaf of line texture and exceptional flavor, n trifle whiter than when sugar Is used In baking. The process lias been perfected In the milling company's laboratory, and Is now be ing applied commercially. Another process consists in taking f per cent of the Hour to be used In the hteml batch and let It stand for several hours In live times Its volume of wa ter, ut a uniform temperature of lf0 degrees. This makes sugar unnoc cssury, but does not dispense with the desirability of using mult. Army Makes Record Meat Purchase. Chicago. The largest single order for bacon anil canned meats In the history of the world IW.riliO.UOO pounds of bacon and III 1,000.000 pounds of canned meat has Just been placed by the Quartermaster's Department. t S. A., for the Ameilcnn Army over seas. I.ouls F. Swift, In commenting on this today, said the order will take the bacon from approximately 1,000, 000 hogs, and If other work were dropped to produce It, would bo equiv alent to the total bacon production of the five largest Chicago packers for nearly five, weeks. However, six months 111 elapse before deli cry Is to bo com peted. Mr. Swift said: "At the current prices on the day, last week, when the purchase was made, the packers would pa: the live stock producers nbout ?S0,000,000 for the necessary hogs and over $50,000,000 for about 1100,000 cattle required. The cattle will cost us twice as much, and the hogs two nnd one-half times as much as In the pre-war period. The whole order will bo mndo up be fore the first of the year, despite the fact that, even before this purchase, one-fourth of the packers' facilities have been devoted to filling mllltnry demnnds. in order to get out the canned goods the packers will llnd It necessary to employ night nnd day shifts of dinners. Notwithstanding tho fact that tho products are being rushed forward thus hurriedly, not n single complaint hns been received on meats delivered to tho armies abroad. Tho five pnekers nre now killing nbout 800,000 hogs weekly to keep nbrenst of martial and domestic needs." Categorical Denial. "But, madam, If you don't want this set of Shakespeare's works, maybe your husband thero would like to havo tho books." "Umphl" replied the strong-minded female, with a sniff. "Maybe he'd like to have an automobile and a big roll of money and n night off occasionally to run around with the chickens, but n fat chance he hns to see his dreams come true I Good day." "When a man tells u woman a joke ho usunll has to follow It up with an explanation. Some men can't screw their courage up without n corkscrew. Mr Wm-tUiJWLu', PNct r.nntenttl5HuidDraori i VAhhBHIM Mgg&&jmm uf-fMamm mm, i HH i J.jai3 '?-?. t ww,n .Alle "..VnimT.-.TPEIt OBNT. 'SfKss: tlniheStomacasandbWirfa Thereby ftomoUn$DKH m neither Opldm,Morphtaenor, Mineral. Not wakuu i i jouDcSiiBXirm8' m . . .. i...inovfnr 1 nnd Wrlshncss ana LossorStEEP irtiStffhtwfrora-inliifanV BreGnrcAOT Company NrEWTryi"!? Xxact Copy of Wrtppvt II l.H i5.- ASK. YOUR WIFE ABOUT THIS She Is Very Likely to Tell You That Little Sammy Squlfflns Wao Pretty Nearly Correct. "Now, children." said tho teacher of the class In mental arithmetic, "work this problem: A man enters n grocery store nml put chases, at the prices which I have marked here on the blackboard, one peck of potatoes, three mid a half pounds of butter, one mid threo-quaiters pounds of sugar, -IS eggs, n pound and a quarter of cheese three quarts of straw berries, live pounds of beans and two dozen or anges. hi orders them delivered to bis home and tenders the clerk n twenty-dollar bill. What has he left?" (I'nliso of one eighth of a seerml un til Sammy Squlllltis. the bilghtest lit tle lightning calculator of the class, can raise his hand.) "Well, Sainniy, ou may answer What does the man have left?" "Car fare," says Sammy, who has heard father discuss the high cost of living. Wnsli dtiv is smile day If you tie lte1 Croon llnll llluc, American made, therefore tho best made. Adv. (las masks for United .States horses In Franco aro being manufactured at the rate of 5.000 per day. WEAK KIDNEYS When you're fifty, your body begins to creak a little nt the lunge. Motion in inoio Flow nml deliberate. "Not co oung ns I ii".ed to he" in n ficqticnt nnd unwel come, thought. Certain bodily functions upon which good health nnd good fpirits ko much ikpcuil, nic inquired. The weak ciiot in generally the bhdilcr. Unpleanant n niptniiiM fliow thcmuivcA. Painful nnd nnnoyitiK complication1 in other organs nrie. This is partictilirly true with el ilerlv people." If ou only knqw how, this trouble can be obviated. Tor over 200 cara GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil has been relieving the in convenience nnd pain duo to udvancing j ears. It is n standard, old-time home remedy, nnd needs no introduction. It ia now put up in odorlc", tnctelcss ciqiHules, Tlicc nro eanicr nnd more pleasant to tnko than the oil in bottles. Each capsule contains nbout one dose of five drops. Take them just like jon would any pill, with n small swallow of wnter. They soak into the system; nnd throw off tlu notions which aiu inakiiiL! m old be- IUIU JUUl kialiW -1.4.v;j TWll juiv,ivjjr iliiviv oT..w. anM tlllin '.PI It U til nllil1i-ll VAltntril Watch Your Stomach In the Summer Time Hot summer days upset tho strong stomachs as well as weak ones. Your vital forces reach their lowest lovel when tho weather is tho hottest. Then tho danger is tho greatest. You can't guard your stomach and bowels too carefully through tho long, hot season. Don't tako any chunco. Indigestion, sour stomach, that wretched, bloated fcoling, belching, food repeating, pains that claw at stomach and bowels and an endless train ofi Btomach ills that mako lifo mis erable aro greatly aggravated in tho hot weather. This year of all othersit is vital that wo keep our strength nnd full power at work. Tho ex tra war work, chango of diet all must bo looked after because they hit us in the stomach. 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MEAN A WEAK BODY tlioc stiffened joints, that bickachc, rheu matism, lumbago, cciuticu, call Monet, gr,icl, "brick dust," etc. lacy nre an effect ie remedy for all disease of th bl older, kidney, liver, stomach und allied organs. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Cansuler clt'iue-c the kidneys and purify tho blood. They frequently ward off attacks of tho dangerous and fatal diseases of tho kid nejH. They havo n beneficial effect, and often completely euro tho iliscni-cs of tlia limlily org ins, allied with the bladder and kidney s. If you arc troubled with sorcncsi ncron the loins or with "simplu" ntiies and paini in the hick tnl.n warning, it may be ths prrlitniuiry indications of some dreadful mnhdy which can bo warded off or cured if taken in time. Go to vour dnifruUt today nnd get a box of GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. Money refunded if tliev do not help you. Three h'wc. GOLD MEDAL nre the pure, original unpolled Haarlem Oil Capsule, Accept No Substitutes. Adv. it iB good newB to tell you that tons of thousands nro now using EATONIC for all stomach and bowel ailments caused by too much acidity with such truly won derful results that every ono should always havo it in tho house. 13ATONIC Tablets stop tho causoof indigcativo nnd dyspeptic nilments by neutralizing tho poisonous, fluids, ncidi nnd gases lnrgcly tho result of eupcr ncidity. This makca the stomach pnin-froo nnd ready to perform its proper work. on can have n good nppctito in hot wonthcr to cnt tno things you liko when you wnnt them if you tnko ono or two ISATONIO Tnblcts after ench meal. Such quick, wonderful relief would seem unbelievnblo but for tho fact that thousands of sufferers every where havo received marvelous resulta from EATONIC. Obtain a largo box of KATONIO Tablets from your own druggibt who you know nnd can trust. If they fail, go back to him and ho will gladly refund 'your monoy. Do this today. You will then know whnt real Btomach comfort meansin hot wcathor. 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