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EOR the sake of a few
dollars 61GW why buy
a range that in a few year
will need rcpaiis and in a few
jrrrs rrorc v i'l he worn out
uliich?
Add a ft., more
dollars and buy a
The
South Dcnd
Malleublo
Range
AIhrvs rafc; b'j'.c
1 he Range that'll give per- S
feet satisfaction in every
way and with a little care
will list a life time. ' he ; Ivrying a range, buy thr- best.
Cotnc and sec it and let us ! !! v-iy about it,
It is a I utHul r&njo
It to an cojleni b:scei
It is a grct jfucl nar. ;r
mkm& satisfaction
i he Big V?.Iue in a
that you have been looking for.
consumption of fuel rli-idsomc in
durable in comlruclion -Burns any
Heater
Economical in the
appearance Strong
kind
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GEO. v. TRINE
RF.D CLOUD'S LKAr'G HARDWARE DFALER
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod Cloud, Nebraska.
'UHLISUKD HVERV THURSDAY
Cntcrcd In t lie I'ontoll.te ut Hid ( loud, Nt'
as (Second Clnm Matter
' F I. BROWNE, EcWi fl M.nte
Cllh UM.Y Dl MOCHA 110 I'AI'KU r
Wl I.StKK Oil NT V
Some of our readers are oKI
cnoutfh to remember a jok1
that was popular in 1B0O "I
opened the window and in-llu-Enza."
President Wilson, will go u
the Peace Assembly not as a
delegate from America but as a
representative of the peacc
lovinu civilized world, We ven
ture to assort that no man has
climbed higher on.tho ladder of
Fame,
together and must commence'
hanging together right now
must hang together in all the
little items that go to make up
daily life. In warfare giving
aid and support to the enemv
is treason. In nolitics nid to 3
ll.n :i! .11- If . r D
I mi; upiJUNiiiou spews ucieai lor
1 the giver. Its ultimate effect is
I twofold- it weakens one rank
.and strengthens the other in
exact ratio. Hanging together
and commencing that process
now, is me only way to win
the battle of 1920.
Letter From Schuyler Hayes
De-ir Kolks at Home:
Now Hint I am sett lot at this place
for some time I will try and tell yon
of some of tlio many great sights and
(pei lvMW'! I have seen mid Bono
through.
To begin wltli, I was -cut fioni Nor
folk, Va , to this place, 11 (julot little
city of about 10,000 people ami was
placed 111 a civilian hospital (now bo
The total war debt to date is
roughly estimated at twenty
anci one-nun oiiuon uoimrs .
One third of this is in the form " "8l-''1 for sailor onij) for what. 1
of loans to the allies. In til ' do not know but expect to U.in In'or
I am feeling line iitnl just nt-iin
from a trip up town whnc w ' . k ii
the sigh's.
Say, lids h
OO's our fathers thought th
payment of a half-billion w;
debt almol beyond the limit
possibility. '
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1 bomcot the conveniences
I electricity bnna
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The names of Professors Ma .
Mason, R. M. Terry, and J. I.'.
Roebuck, of the University..,
Wisconsin, will shine in aftei
war history. It is stated that
American destroyers, trans
ports and submarine chasers
were equipped with submarin
detecting device. of their inven
tion. Some years ago one William
Ilohenzqllern at that time pr -fusely
decorated with rov::!
insigna devised a scheme when -by
he was to become a worh;
monarch. Due to the fact th.:t
he made several miscaloulatior i
William has no definite pos -office
address just at the preset ;
time. lie is doubtless wis ;
and certainly weaker.
WHIIIMM Mil 1 i 1 ,n
As the details come over t
top It develops that to 0..1,
American soldiers were givi n
the task of delivering the iir,.il
smashing blow. The Allhd
command credited them wiih
lanniTy to aclueve success at
crucial point, and right gallaid
ly they proved themseU"-,
worthy. There were Webstc
county ho s with them, too.
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While the wrin&cam
your homeland make
living more enjoyable.
How many times have you re
solved to have electricity in your
home "some day?" Now you
can afford it.
Not only have special rates for wir
ing been arranged for this campaign
biit the three-fold economy of EDISON
MAZDA Lamps which Rive three
times aa much lip,ht us cld-stylo car
bon lamps will help you pay the cost.
And the wholo family :i'd i.ijoy the
Don fit cf electiL servkv th; t makes
pas. iblo innumerable comforu and on
ver.i.nceo such r.3 tha electric toaster,
flatii v.n, table grill and vacuuiM dourer.
Lot ua explain tho saving you c:n r-.at
y having your housa virod now.
The American army and the
Allies are marching trium
phantly "Onto Berlin," making
ih' trip under conditions that
less than a year ago were hard
ly deemed possible. Billy Sun
day looked into the future with
prophetic vision when rehrring
, to that "breakfast in Paris" he
t said "The kaiser will be lucky
if he cats Christmas dinner in
Berlin."
The Fourtli Liberty Loan
went over the top with almost
a billion dollars over-subscribed.
While a few states are behind
in their quota for United War
Work it is estimated that the
aggregate of all will reach the
amount required for the period
of demobilization. When the
soldier boys come marching
home it will be a lot easier for
those who have contributed to
explain why they did, than it
will be for those who fell down
to explain why they did not
The grand total reaches close to
eighteen billions of dollars, thn
j largest war loan ever floated by
any government.
B. W. S TB YENS
HoAtir.j Evco thirty Electrical
Pltixiving
inyiiiiiiii.il 111wwmBi Mjt,'MlW
i
wv,
Building Permits
fi.nl t'li'ihui' liutii'K. Dfu'tusui llnilril-iij Jutrliil will fiuiiiHh
iiMi.-iui w ini.iUT(iovi:uNMKNi'i'i;u.aruiHi wiihuut.uiy
ivstiii-i tis f.ir tin follimin,; I'.uiitruution woi!:
ItHpuir. ti fxl-tliiw slrm" ii ivs, wlioro ilitj total eomplotcd co.t
ot rt'piiii'a, iiiulinliiik' labor, i1h-s nut excvcil SUSOO.OO.
Additiona to oxistlni,' stinetur-s, where tin total completed
uoht of thn additions, iiiulmliii 1 itior, ,doei not excisiul S'.'.'mo.OO
Any fii-in stiuctnrco. whore tin- totul uomploted cost, inuliullnjf
labor, ii..,. ,ut exueod $lonQ 0')
I Over in Eastern lna th- .eas
; a section that v.uti.. ea.iiy be
1 spoken of as a German om
. munity. Years ago, befor. Uie
ex-kaiser made public his
dream of world'Supreiii . cy
.there arose in a local pari nlal
isenooi, ui.scus.sion on me
lion of omitting German
j the curriculum. "No, no.
j the teachers, "there is a
I coming when knowledge
language will be most .
tial." In the lUht of ?
quont events it is evident ihoy
h:'d "inside information" ;js to
the plans "made in Germ, uy."
Butthuy reckoned without , heir
host. The .erstwhile powerful
nation is on its knees be; ging
for mercy, ruined and actually
on the verge of starvation. So
ends the dream of a war-mad
monarch.
'ies
iom said
1 me
this
)se
alone-te
llatly Go
Ab tr it t.in Clrvu No 'Jl of War Industn l ur I
One of the wise men whu af
fixed his name to the Declara
tion of Independence is credit
ed with saying, "Now gentle
men, if we do not hang togt ther
.; ;we shall all hang sepanie."
I' , His epigram applied to the 011-
tu 1 ions then existing, It is apt
at the present time. If the
Democratic party is to retain
.WW I the White Mouse it most hang
pital ti ...!:. .lust 1.
new pluoe unit only nli mt '.H.ilih
tfrt, unit the ptoplw tn-ivt ns r vnlly
I Wlnh youcjuUI eat diritur vs i 1 1 1 us
Next to a meal nt homo 1 bi-llivc I en
joy it more than anything I cin thlnlt
or. After oKtinj? IVviK-li 00'oklntf for
months, you cannot imnine whn'- a
illtlereuce there K
Now, to Rive you mi Men or the
swell trip 1 tools. After loavinff Phtl
udolphlft wo went by tiaiu to Tinb.ikcn.
N. ij.,nnil Irunfi rred to a tuj; which
toolt us ilo.vn the Huison river to h
pitr where the U. S S. Oeor Wngh
intrton formerl.y a largo Oennnn-
Amenein liner wiisamhoreH, already
loiuled to the brim wltb soldleinnnd
tl did not take 119 very long to get
M-ttled. We l.ml ut the lod utiiil the
next Httemo in, vlnn our a tiling or
ders rain.
In 11 very stmrt time we were stenni
ipg out past, tite. grund o!l hfrttue ot
Liort". . (Joe, but it was a funny ftie!
ing that cttni" ovr me. 1 I'tmld not
explain it If I tried A big lump cntno
Op In iny thronf an I when I trlod to
talk, ituttead of a big, strong voice I
found only a whivr. Looking over
at a big, Inuky -oMIer from T - if, I
saw his eyes uere fqtl of ten. He
said be could no tell just li4twa.s
the mttt.r with him lie wild, "I am
anxious to go over, and am not the
least bit afraid. I u the thought of
leaving the good old United States.
ptiMiblo foiever, makes me feel queer."
I did not cry, as somo did. but I
emild noi. bhitut llif ni in tho least.
In 11 oliiii't time tho Wool worth itml
tl..- Singer, and &U the rtt of Now
Y rks lurgo building", wore lost from
high' and i'Kavt Mhs Ijtbeit.v n faro
wi-l! salute and passu. g Coney Island
were soon out on the opou suit ami
save for a few little submarine de
strojers zigzagging before uy. noth
inn in siuht but water and sky.
After a few bonis other sliiiis from
diflerent direetioiiH joined us and by
dark there were thirteen large heavily
laden transpoits, with eiugo precious
to so many, rapidly ploughing through
the water and bound for another
country, and another people far dif
ferent from what we were leaving.
It did not take us long to net "out
of the dumps" and the twelve and a
half days that followed wero amo'ug
the most interesting days of my young
11 fo
I was detailed to the job of mc-s
cook, as you have aheady learned
from previous letters, and as soon as I
was done with my dishes, after meals
I was out studying the dill'erent parts
of tl.oship
I will tell you a Ki'.Ic .iie on my
sel which will at tho same time eon
vi" .uie tdou of tho size of our trims.
pen t-i.
' 1 board the transports you aie n t
alii ved to throT anything overboard,
foi Kar of leav r.g trace which may tie
ff' wed by enemy submarines. The
II sis shell as cannot be otherwise
di,osed of IVstii'ed in a large vat at
t! ift end of the ship. I was nv's
ct ing two or three decks below artd
fo ,trd, when I wa-ealivd to earry a
bu t'tfiil to 1 that at. Well, 1 fouud
t'i' atnUriiiht but I got lost going
ha. . -really, honest-togooduess lost.
I : atled around into ever so many
itifl ront compartnionts and asked
mm other sallors..but 1 did not know
the number of my mes' tables so they
turn .' uovt toll me whoro to go. I
don t know how long I might, have
wandered mound had I not run atiross
a fellow that. 1 knew, and he took mo
biek. I auro got tho merry ha, ha.
Hut it is no jolto to get lost on a ship
like that. -
We had one big excitement, on tho
trip over, and that occurred the last
night wo were on board. A soldier of
Herman descent and also a conscienti
ous objector, did not want to land
with the rest of the boys, took his
ritle to bed with him and shot himself
and foiii' other fellows. He was in the
uppei bunk and four fellows slept be
neath liini. The siimu bullet hit all
live Thrcu died almost Instantly and
the fourth was &o budly wounded that
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Business Forces
With the maximum of nerve force and
physical energy. Utilize the local and
long distance service of your telephone.
When you feel the necessity of being
in two places at the same time, go to a
telephone and let your voice travel for
you. Our telephone SERVICE reaches
nearly everywhere.
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Unlike Topsy-
Swifi & Company
Has Not' "Jest Growed"
Swift & Company, in fifty years of well
o drrH iowtk, has become one of the
C- -.: iional services bacause it has
lc..: : j do something for tho American
people which they needed to have dona
for them, in the way in which . they
preferred to have it done.
It has met each successive demand, in
the changing conditions of natfonal life,
by getting good meat to increasing mil
lions effectively, efficiently, economically,
and expeditiously.
The Swift & Company packing plants,
refrigerator cars, car routes, branch
houses, organization, and personnel of
today are the practical solutions, born of
practical experience, to the food problems
of half a century.
Because of all these elements working in
correlation and unison, Swift & Company
is able to supply more and better meat to
more people than would have been pos
sible otherwise, at a net profit per pound of
mcctso low (a fraction of a cent) that the
consumer price is practically unaffected.
Strip away any portion of this vast,
smooth-running human machine, and you
make a large part of the meat supply
uncertain, lose the benefit of half a century
of fruitful experience, and scatter the
intelligent energies of men who have
devoted a life work toward meeting the
needs of a nation in one vital field.
The' uokUtor. .""eclingchrptcr.stnthiastoryof
th;. ;kingii. ' ny villbcmaliclonrtqueiittQ
Swift & Company,
Union Stock Ya.da, Chicago, IHlnolf.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
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ho was not expocted to live. The ono
who attempted to kill himself lived.
A couple of spies were cauRht, hut that
was a commonplace cvont aa somo aro
caught on noarly every ship. They
cannot get by with much btuff aboard
a ship.
Altogether it was a pleasant trip,
barring t iosu liichents, but novorthe
Jihr there was a mighty pleasant bound
to the lockout's, call to the olllcer of
tho duck. "Land Ho." The olll"er
nays, "Whore a way.'" "To our port
bow," and sure enough you could with
the naked eye hbo something whlto in
tho distance. With the aid of a glass
ono could seo tho rough edges of a
roulcy bimoh.
Wo droppod anchor in the harbor of
llrost. Franco, a very old city of about
11N00() people
As this letter Is getting inther long
I will "pipe down" for now and uot It
started tu ward home. Next tlmo I
will 'I'll you about my experiences in
Fl.nco. bCHUVLEU V. llAYKS.
KlUibeth Cfly, Jf. C. Nov 0, MS
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