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Half a
Half a Century Ago, every community could
be supplied to somq extent with locally dressed
meat, drawing on live clock raised nearby.
Now two-thirds of the consuming centers,
with millions of people, are one to two thousand
miles away from the principal live-stock produc
ing sections, which are sparsely settled.
The American meat packing industry of
today is the development of the best way to
perform a national service.
The function of providing meat had to de
velop accordingly. Those men who first grasp
ed the --'.cr-nta of e '.'. -ft inpr proven created
' 2 be.
"uir n
refrigerating tijuipiiiw u twlicirij cats;, car
routes, trained orgrxilzation, provable outlets
for former wasta which became the nat
ural, inevitable channels for the vast ow of
meat across the country.
If there were a be Her wry to perform this
necessary service, Arericaa ingenuity and
enterprise would have dlscovirad it, and others
would now be using it.
During 1918, Swift fit Company has earned
a profit on meats (and meat by-products) of less
than yz cents per dollar of sales too smail a
profit to have any appreciable effect on prices.
Swift
&k
.!.. l.iUVt,
Joinue
BedGors
'. MLm
" " - "
"'. '. . .'.'.'.'?
ihe iva
tvaiser as
1 Knew Him
For Fourteen
8
K
v
ears
5.
ARTHUR N. DAVIS. D. D. S.
Sovrrlnjit. Wis. by tin- McCluro N'owspa-
vur Syuill.-uty.)
The duy Kiighnid declared war
against Oermuny, August 5, liH-l, the
Trlnce von I'less called to see ne pro.
Ifssliiiinlly.
"There will be two wars fought," he
aald, oraetilnrly. "The present one, by
"jehlch we shall gain control of the con
tinent of Kurope forever, and then ii
wnr with the yellow rares, In which
we blinll inohtthly have ymir cou.itiy
vu wt us!"
Tlmt this opinion was more or loss
enorul In Germany may necui .it for
fto fact that from llio time war was''
fetfan'd until An"ut 'S., 15)U, when
Juyn deelnred war ugaliiHt (li-rnmny,
the .f.-( aiu'se re-,ldiets in lierlln were
ni.ido tho mibjeit of the must wlckiti.
nit; fttlciitloiiM. It WiiB reported that
Jupnn was going to attack UushIh, and
the tternmtis could not do enough to
show their newly born admiration for
dio yellow raco which they hud hither,
rib so deeply despised. The .laps were'
varrled through the sheets on the.
shoulder of the populace and Mated,
tnd cheered wherever they appealed
In public.
And then Japan deelnred war agaliiBl
Germany 1 instantly there wan a wini
'irtnoiintr'Ulon Jn tho streets of Herllu,
viWih would have tvultid nioMt (IIhu
tlirtisfy for iho Jups who hatl o iveeni-
V" neon hailed u.s friends but fur tho
rH
AkS..
Century Ago
:" t -la
i-
8c ComDanv.
u.-s. A.
,1M"'"' i - ' i . . m i y --.i,1," ,I
had vi, ,,..i, . . rti,n, away fro
r.eilln helnre the i,. s of Japan's en
try Into the war became generally
known.
In' the abfaence of .TnpnneBc upon
rlilch to vent their spleen, tho dor
Jlnns did everything thoy could to
raako Hfo mluerahlo for those who re
sembled Japs. Tho few Chinese who
were there wero terribly treated either
Ucciui e thoy were taken for Jnps or
b"cu'i n it,, ; wore of the same race,
lh" i..i.e-o nilnl'ier, 1'iinee Tr.ddon,
who as one o" my (..iiicnts, tll in
.that wlw hie wit.' nud i-hihlieii wir,t
out on t!i. .i.v i the crowd follow o
ll.eia -. ' j .,'1, i. urilng 1. 1 the J.ip
dill's n. ino"' v'.' and u. ii, jf oilver rp
luol.'it.iH epithets. They own went
Kn far as lo hiH In Princess Trnido
lace, and the mlnlxt -r luuilly deehle;
to s nd lnr iiml the ehllilrin to Switzer
land, iilthoiigh he hlmstlf I'Miudned at
his post.
I saw the lud er shortly after th."
.Tai'ame dechiratiou of war, nud he
was cvy blUnr tigalnsl the 1'elted
ytale? hoennso of tlu't deveIopni-nt.
"What Is your-pivsldent lldnklng of
to allow, u yillev raco to smack
while raeo! Now the Japanese are at
tacl.lug Kiau-Chuu, nud America could
hae prevented it. All that America
had lo do was to ralo n linger anil
Japtin would h.ie known enough to
kop I'T pl".ee '"
He spoke In this strain on several
fcubxciiucni oceaslonu.
V.'hen Kiau-Chuu fell he apnln crit
icized tl.e rnited Stales for not havlag
stopp sl Japan.
"lln,- tan your president nllow
Japan to iaereae in power at the ex
pense of a whiiH rnceV" ho asked. In-dlgn-mtly.
"Now CMm is I ,f lo tlu
world foriser. Ai.ierlca is the o.n,
jiow't-r that could have prevented It
but now Japan bus got her lingers on
Chirm and .-ho Is lost lo us forever I"
After we wero In ih- wnr, l!.e I.aisw
!.pi'esed to mo his 'opldlon that nil
object In taking this slip wna four
fold:
"rirt." ho tsuld, "Wilson wants U.
nave tho money you have loaned loll
allien, ritco.'id, ho wants to have a
.seat at the peaco table. T'.lrd, hi
wanks to glvo your army and buv,vu
little maclleal oxpprlonto uhfnrtu
KJSD CLOUD, NEBRASKA, OHIEF
w w !in(LH WJJUU I U Jit Ml ii W1UAIOJ UTlUUltU IKlM.ff p M&W
m;My, ul our (J.p use. And fourth,
(1 priri' ipull.i, I." . ml'! lo prepare
f r l! war vi'h .T-iptin v'i'cli
he j
kit IV,S is illc'.it.llut
'1 hi J i -eurul
ntiti.i il.st lonk
1), '. !' 'N I) .ll I'll ' ill "
i '...tin ol'(fr of !.'. o 'in'i'lliig
vi I-' lie Jut Lsrfore I loft J'..-r!ln that
'. i i'-n had tnuTc Ilii i. i wHtJiItt'
I
lltivtin, via J) ;.i .. 'io'iuibp
' ; . n 'i ul Jusl n-iilm-d tlio fine;,
i id Anieibiui urll'tes M..I hnd
! , ; . -: '.ii l;u ' .. Ii.t m" Kooil-f'.r
i ' ' nilei'lnl 1 !'! w.i Iri their
lil -it. ".My ii'lvlt'c lo A: lorh a." !" (U-
r!, ' U lo ciil tlif throi.t of ovorj
T ;(. In Aim I'm :i t't H! el
' i Int.'i'vil i'mim'. '' I' !i t rot kul'
.' : (l.'llf.: Ill" I. H '' -'f i'l 111. W
!rlr: ! Ii- i. t;iM i ! ' "i'" I'. '
li'ii mill wlio linil nlrojidy rtrnmnslrntoil
ilu.i ilnj wi-iii fur moro (liiiincious
tliiui tin .IniciiK'.ic lind uvor liocn.
CHAPTER VIII.
The Kalscr'o Confidence of Victory.
About twelve yi'iirs uk I attended
the (ionium inllltnry tiinneiivcrs ul
LIokiiIIz, In Sll"-ln, liavlnj,' been in
vited li soiiio JouiniilNtlc friends of
mine to iienmp:iuy them In the motor
allowed the prevs. The military repre
sentatives of Kncl.md, Franee, Amer
ica and other muiilrles were llierc
wlt!i th" luKer's staff to witness tho
di.'-li!.i, if (lerinan.s's military iiower.
Aii'ireii.ly they wero vt ry much lm
jiieti. d, for 1 heard nftirwatds thai
one it the Tr 'i"h (dlleers who had
hc'-n fireM at had wtitten a hook In
wiih h he .a!d: "With eueh an army.
Gcnii'i'.v unlil nn'ivs Friincts In ah.
nioiiMs'"
I h iT)"r-no(i to mention thlfi fae.1 l
Uie jc.iinT Hlirtly aflorwurrts timl III
t'lu'lUni.t cot.inieit t m:
"SK Months I I Mj'.mI 1 hope 80. It
wouldn't tnko thnt Ions;!"
Tito cnnfalcnt, belief U.at whm "Dor
Tug"- "the day" rnally nrrlveJ, G?r
manv w ould nilt her enowim and nc-
rnrt " ' ! ! i ', Ith! " ow
i, 1)1 . . tu ..).- ijf i . w'uh ii' i' not
I . w :-y :' tfe
., u. . " luc. .. , l'e
! f a' , ' rJ'sdtiM'u ...
Win a viiri.muj". uan pc-.-er vn..
mobllis-cd, no one In enrmy LidUttwtl
it wotild bo Ijui bworo Uev
would nil I h. . ml eveiy c riort ..w.
Ui-lde t' ' . i' . low Wft'I.J .- .
ti'T 'i ir I'ltlo Irksorao aj .
eible. "!..!. "I-., i," fiifs of lovt
pouslstlnjf of tAit.iJig r.nd food o
rvry d ' tj.tii n. '..era forw arded t
them bj th W ilaiia.fa and frlenda i;
the t st l'.vlh i i.k.ir.ar, although, C
oonr . at that Hine T.so Gorman com
nl'-. -,' x.-1- uh'i" 'i itlfy nil .the sol
ili. , ' n.t.i! ' .
O'u- of ::; j . t. , i t!d me tlmt sh'
hud ert ovc:.tt-n hundred pounds o.
fiaiis'jpea to o'e ushuvut within r
weeU, and wh.n I s'sUed her why fh
had been so geaen us she replied th.
her chnuffcur w..a a membur of tL
rtt?liiteiitl
Th' extent lo . lileh the eountry".
resources wero Kuunndered In thos.
in ly montlw H evhleneed by the fac
that the soldiers hud mull in eve
of lll-flttli)R woole.i v. earing upjiare
that V. -y iMd nuuty of the I:nlii"d r
tlclcv i arj ;.. -! and covers fur the!
h-fi -. S on? had the .sll'Thte-t ld
thnt lh" ume ndj;!it cutne when llu
who!.' ii- .'on would bo clothed In p.:
per I
At t!. '.' ! .c duy It cun hardly h
neei'''...:y io t -! ibll-h how thoroaghl..
tu'et)!1 t!" c:"rmuns were'for tlii
wnr, i tP i." it i '.
the e "!, ! ,v , ;
he i :t wt pi " '
lied '.nd ... ! .
the (k-ri 1. 1 i i
TW i".1 er 'I.
out of-'.ii'r (. '
hi'i't.n ' "J
who wi v (i i '.
til Ss C. . , it,
y'liy '.. j .
In.-rV" ' of ii.
Ll which occurred P
1 lio conflict may not
'how the .e!f-Hutl"
,' t.ttltude which nli
. .'d.
. . t nt a table- In nr.
' i ,iy after the war
i of several ladle
, . .. :k: "Leak at
. tVre dt-iuklug.
t i t t i nt lljlrt-
o.'k'i ' rut ui and,
app'.fiitliin.T Is e '
Work wa u . 1 '
, .all: "Our
m "i a;;o. Wo
Woife ! fr i i e t. i . hi .)', . U hili) Rt
night on 'i m . it u ot,. it.'i..ie8 are
now oar;, inv out. lc la orr t::no to
'l lie rrlhtni ce that Fmne would ho
able to pyt u wu ulwuv.i rry I! ;htly
e.stlm.ited, and If ti lui r.eniiu.i of
Knglard was ut nil tuk n Into ennjild
er.Pin.t, tin e nip.iiatiwly nn Jl army
hhe mini jikne '.:i the Held was re
garded as but u I'r.ip In the huek t corn
pa led with the well-trained tiuiaau
lioitle that was ready to .sweep n rus'i
tho bonier. How could Uii'Jaiiil'sSO.GOU
men eopo with Von Kluck'.s ."(Hi.tmu or
thi' hutily moblllv.ed Kreneh armies re
sist the thoroughly prepaud, iiulped
and well-dlM'lpllnetl (Jeinian werrior.sV
It Is really not to be won iereil at
that the (iermaii-. Ilrmly belleed that
they would bring the allies to their
knees within a eomparaihel;,' few
weeks and tket the (omp ring ier
man armies would ci'l.l.i -n , Scdtui
day, Si'iUi .eln r , in Pans. What ac
tually happened Is, of coins,., tifti well
known hero to rupilre rielial, but I
know that the (iermans wue kepi In
tdnolute liiiiranee .if the r .trulous
rcsistanco ttie alln'M weie nMe to put
up In lhoe iTltlcal dn.vs ' Ai list and
hjeptetnher, I'.M-l, nud lo thi- ! the
majority of liermetH hive not heard
Of the 'mttlu of the Murne!
Just after tlio ll- gllhh pa -setl their
conscription law I was called to see
the kul&cr ut the great army headquar
ters, which ut that time were ut I'Iosh,
Altkourh the war had then laded two
or threo tli.u s ns lung as the (ierinatih
had expected, the kaiser neiwlted the
depression he ir.usl h.ne ftlt t.y put
tin ' on u bnl J fro..t.
To be con 'nil od.
Optimistic Thoufjht.
.Security regards tho future ns well
s the present.
nXBrJtYSUJIJR UULUfTiJwrMK3lVUXXKlU1iri1
Inavale Items
'"'" Chus. II nit. r Went lo KaieHS
CiU .wiHiilry OiO'tiie to iW.e'..
Mis Amy II fl n tpllH) on Mm ('.
ll lUllf-Hi U l 'titltlK) HftHIIO'lll.
MInb Uuosii" felulinpir of.KelOik.
Imvn, etini- in S mtnlny nilit to lln,sh
hei toiai of suhool, .in pilnnuy le.iehur.
Mis NAH '.iiiniti !, able to lnj out
iinin lifter a light with the "llu"
A I vie Myroi It on the sick list.
Uoseo Hi ix'h hud tho uiUfoituuu to
bii'uU hih leg last Tuesday. I)r Pack
wood WHSU.dled and out thfj bones, but
l'lieHhiy night ho was tukeii lo Cam.
biidge for loither tieatiuuiit. Mr.
Clyde Wick-wilt, uucomnniiied him.
Tim !5nl iiuuiber of the Lyceum
coursu was well attended last Monday
uik'htal II unlet Hull It wuseiijuy
ed by all
Mis Nell Hunter culled on Mr
Win. Wonderley Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mis. 11. H. Hunter and Miss
Hazel Neibii sent lust Sunday at the
Thud .Viuiulcih home
Miss MuigiiM'tie mill Nonna Waldo,
and MN CiHiirudu Cmley spent Ium
umluy Willi their lilend, Mala Haw
kins. Jhs. MoCuny 1ms been kept in the
I t lew du.s on iiceouut ot a guthir'
log in her head, but is better at tliii
writing.
Miss Silvia Strlol: an and Mildred
d. liin called m the Kntlvdgu twin-,
lust, ijtmdiir.
lluriiitcn Srtiuider In on the.ie-k 111
but Ik better at this wi iliug.
Mr. and iri, Oeo Jorgeunou were
iH''i"tf ' K-d Clund Mondny.
Mis tulie HoUJitagtt letl lastTliuit
diiy fur Oliiuhooih uiiil rx;i
Win. Tophuui ' iu'i th. C.jd
WieUrtlru propm i ulni wclt.
Ml " r ,
UrunwD.ii' ruii.li i i n oiicm .i
i..Ulftl, llUh v .' Oh' fi
Mih. Tiuiil Siuinitis ree.'ived a mi
! Sunrini i,f tlw death of her n. c .
'h'", Huv..u ii e,...li, ivlw died of
pnvuinonin follow,ln flu.
Mr-. Juno la-h'y and diiogl lei
Kthehlu spent th pn-t week at tin
". .li'vi'tiHon ihi I Mit'i i Wni n
home".
Mr nod Mrs C. II. Burp's nun
..a .J... n ,! ni New Yean h(. tb
i d'li.. nf Mr. Jji.i't - ' s.hter. Mi
Glyn Wulherund tamW of tied ClouU
Miss E.I. i S,.iy liu r r turned Monduj
norniiig to her bchooi work, after u
week's mention.
Kansas Pickups
(Jeo. MhUoii mnrkPtel lings ul lted
' loud this week Monday.
.Mux Hi liliiitii ami ivifti in o lejntoiug
v r the nu hnl of h nine pound glfl.
Mrn Kaihor Carper lesigned her no
titicu ns teneliei o shhool, Dl-triet
Vt . I 0, nud Mis. tlladylloeperflnUhei.
Llio term.
I". S Sporiior and wife nod J C
I'ftorseii and wife -penl a duyr'cejitly
with tho Austin Hpinriur family.
l Tin Im.i Lunnignn rtnrnd
Monday, to lostune her achod dutieH
at Fi'Miikllii.
Kijbt. Il'iusnnpe and family visittd
smdny with Mis Haiiimip'-t pircni
Mr. an I Mii J,ohn Crocker.
Kail Ai'li it and wife (.pr-nt Sundae
it. I tie liiU,l'p hi'tno.
F.ec Prow. i r.o.l fnrnilj vf in S u ' .
l -iti r- ut A main 'liuin-'i i.
Logan 'L'ownahip Board iiieeliUi war.
It iM hi i;os Nibo' M ii.y
Hohool oppnnd HiMiu in Ijohanon and
'leauri'i'iimMiig ift-irlctf-, .'ei.d ijs mid
t lb hojied thev mm bo hII to ooii
ii ne wit! out f . 1 1 1 1 . r lnT riuption
Mrs. Kittle Noble mid ehildivii visit
oil at Hi mv it's Sunday.
Bladen Erienets
Malcolm Wilcox io' in tied to Oiiinh.-i
Sh tin day nioining after spending the
week with io!atho-t in Utudcn. Malcolm
Is in the metiieal departuiuiH of tho
S A. '!'..('. at the above named; place.
thishins Lsinphear and fiunlly of
Itayaril, Neb., eiinic Kildny evening
for n visit with Ids parents, Mr. ftnd
Mis. Win. LHinpheur, Hnd family, and
oilier lolatlves an I fiienls, &X
1 We are informed that Mr. and Mrs.
G II. Phelps of Clmppidl, Nebr . are re.
ioieinr over the arrival of n new bil
iioy at their homo Hce. 'J.hd. Mr. and
Mis Phelps are. foimer IMntluii resl
lletltn.
A. II. Mead was oyer ftoin Cniuphell
Monday lonkingalter business niatter.s
Mr. Mead is; planning 'to load his el
feoth tills week for P.llllngM, Mont ,
uhfie he ami family will make thoii
home in the near future. Ho expects
to continue hi-, tin mi? , profetiou
near that city. While rei oiling to
loose his estimable family from our
tniilit -re wish them a full measure of
piospeilly utid huppliicss.
Lyslo Jones camo In fioinCauip I.oe,
Va. , lecently, having iccelved his ills
elnrgij fioui I ho service. Ljle has been
at Camp Dodge. la , Kt Omaha Kobr.,
and In Indiana since being drafted lio
hnd taken bis ovci&etis examination
mill was almost ready to sail when the
at'niistlco.waB signed.
WILSON nSGSLAMATIOfi' FOR
RELIEF CHHKEHIABS
Sfv 'm's, V e. 12. A pn.elsmv
Hon liy'l'rivddoiit Wil"n ei.lling up n
(ho pu.ple of lie I'.iiied h.itm to
eoutrlliiito tnoiie tir s;i.tuln tho At'
nienlan, Syi'nn. Creek and other war
AultVrers In t Iim ii"'ir east duilng lh"
winter wiiw made luiblle here bv the
Aiuerhiiti committee for Armenian
and Syria n relict'.
This committee, now ike American
'-onmiltten. for relief In the near easr,
will conduct a campaign to rale .1
minimum of :!(.nuiM,.'K) frnm Jenuury
1? to in, to llnanee this relief 'i'Jt,
which Is appioved uli by the rreiuh
government. The president'.- procla
mation datnl at Hie White house on
November li'), In part reids:
"It is time that about UHO.fHiO Ar
menian, Syrian. Creek mid other war
sufferers In the near ea-l will reipilie
outside help to suMain tliem through
Hie winter. Many of them i.re now
liundreds of miles from their home
land". The vast majority of thrm nr
helpless women and children. Inelud
Inir -lOO.fKXi orphtiiis.
"I therefore ngaln cull unon the
peoide of the 1'iiUed Stales to make
oven more generous contribution than
they have made heielofore to m-'-tain
through I he wlnli-r iimtiihs th.iie
who. throuch no fmlt of the'r own,
have been left In a pl.irvlng, lnlt.i'
less condition, and lo help re-estebtl-h
these ancient an I solely oppr.'-sed
peoplo In their former homes on a
seif-sunmrt;ng bn'-!."
Articles oS Incorporation
CONSTITUTION
Wo. llio anl eMi gm .'. tiicmiitrt i H-t
Parmer.. Kilueatiua.il .1 i .t-ui.vi.t I el.in
ef Vo.'i I. i. i ii 'i t i 3 It . i .. !
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f.r tii..
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All. ... s s .
I'Nii .ru . I nlon ! ..jl-.. . I w . . . . ., y . .,
lUdl'liuM, X.'bril.-i.
ai..'i i.t'.K ei. i(:o: nr nj
Tlio iu.iIii oitlie i n p Imifi ' hn
b iJ new s1i ' I I- ni IumJ i loud, v,.- r.
i'.i: ..." m
jJAicif Axnoiu-." ci ei i m.s
Tc tae.. 'I. R'Tf f ,j! -ilia iiritl'.e ui 'In
;imii pi i i-i null 'Ii i iu'i 1-Tiiif, f tr i .. ,.
nuil Ik.i-.. l.iii'xr, iml, fc-ifch i:i,'i, in
pv iihntM aii 5 m.icUlii rv.nn ! oiliiT kii i.nf
f trinoi ,a-t-1i. ; Imy nuvi ship ihisifi1;
anil bay, K an." niA operr.'o mt'i. .U-MitoiH,
arc hoieHM, 'toi'w nu.t o:.('f 'ml '.i.gi', to-L-lher
ulth ilnj ail h-ir it .1 i .mil for the
nianuhicturoot all Hie o iicfesiittliK, cIK'ci
Keparatly or oonibincd. toufcthi-r vitu alltii'
pewtrnow orlurmttcr'i.iUiotli'c'tl by law.
ARTtCtiB IV TKUM OV K.Xtvrr.KCJC
' The asMielaito.i !ia!l ..i-nilnui! lor apTlil
of 80 yeani ffum ilate or Incorporation huIok
Roonir illmolveit aiconllug to luw .
Aunci.R v
i veil i.sroi k ami i viini!ii:n .ksm
The autoimt (,f capital ulmk sluill In
Twenty Tlioiinanii Tiollam. illvliliit tntoS.Oiin
sharia at the par alueof ten Poll.iriie'ii Ii. ol
ivtilcli iiiiiount l-'our lhouauJ fJullnis kIuiII
lie fully pa (1 up Ivofori' (-oiiiiiieiK-lne IhisIiiikk
and bofuru uiiy iluUts aiu contratlt'd. and
itulilHuf the axwi'-tiilon .iall ncvir cxeieu
Uvu-tlilrdHof iln mia up capital stoi-K.
ABTict.i: vi ji;iiiKusiiie
Only iiii-tiilierH of the I annorn Kdurnttona'
A- Co-operative I'nloii ol America nni In
come metiilieri of lhl AiMoc-intinn.
AUTKI.hVIl MANAOIUKM-
Kor tl.u iiianagt'iiicat or this AiworlaUoti a
iioard ol lUroctorhof five moinlHirn nliall lc
oloctiil at follow:
'J' liu prtHlilcnt iliall be elcottd r.ut ol the
Jbiardof llreclorand he shall alto lieadl-rei-lor
and preildent of Uio lionrd ( Direc
tor; he nhall hold uffloc until tilt xuc-iutw-ir U
cle tod and .iniilltlca. K.iuh of tho directory
lo be elet-ted l.tr oiio year, or until n t an.
nual nicitiiig.
Aliritl.l VItt ASM'Ui SHBBTlXfi
- r IA bt.u.U Vw.lilArft' nnm.nl .nnllnu al.All l.r
'(...ULiim . l. . .k .. ...
u-,u n-.nvpii trio i.,iii uiki nwiri 'll Jlilliinr: in
each year audeallod by thu Hoard of Hit i
ton, I'litll i.aoh aninitil iiui-tlliB the Vow.
ioT pemonit and Ntoelt'iuld.-ia nt.all nnrve iu
dhrcuLorb ami oiu. em.
AlirHI-KPi AMKNI'MKN l 1
Thin lonssUiiiloa av bo amended tit mi
annual meet lua ly a tsvo-thlrd. tuu of nil
tua ituekliolitem pii-uiit and upu ti-u daj r
uollao to thai utTecU ""
amk.vumi.-.vt u
'I lie by Iaa may ho niiK-ndisI by a two
tlllrdn otc of llu- stock lioldrrii pn-Miit at
kik.Ii mi ntlUK .is In mi'iiltoncil in Kuctlon one
In WltntsH W'htruof, 'llio uuilirslmicu
liak hereunto set tiu-ir hands Hie lt day of
D.-toliy. tilth.
cinls. II. StarUo, 1'Miv.ird WIImiii. .1. II.
Wlnceaiwr, M. II. IlimMcker, .1. A. M-r-1
1 1 1 1 r, ll. I". Heed, Harris Motile, iijdo .r
bucMe, i:.S. Kit, I'rcd l.oii;ett, Dan'l iar
bir, llaivey Murilll, It. A. MeC'iil urn, oltifji
McNutt, M.llliinicr. 1". 1'. ICIiik, .1. I". Inii-k-les,
l.'arl Merartney. Inhii II. H.ilndeii, Win.
II. Thomas, II. (J. Hanson, Harry Koth, i:.
It. Meteiilf, H. i'. Shuck. Klmrr llluiis.
Stttteol Nohriirika, I oiinty ol Websti r. ) ss
(Jn tho 1st ilai of Ofitolier. IUIH, lnfote inc.
Ilciuard Mc.N'euy. Notary 1'ubile, purMiually
appeared the nlioxe UAiued. who pithotially
.11 I.IHIU'lltO Ik UK' l.ll'lllil.ll p JMIIH MllllKC
nanus are alll soil in llu- ..Ikivo nrtlclrh ol In
corpoiatloii as patths hereto, and they
Noicriilly ackiainleilKO ilu iustritiucut to be
their voluntary act ami died.
W Itness iu hand ns aluri r-atd,
lll'UNAItl) .McNKNV.
iNottit I'll Seali Notary Public.
oiunils.liiii uxjilrus April 2t, D'J.
Hampton - Gather
Clothing Co.
"'. Mv "" Sr-v.
Everything a it?a
or &by Woarg
ffstt Cloud fiJobrae&o
Malice fa Creditors.
Inthoroimty Court of 'oltcr County,
NobraiikH
In ihi- nmltpr ot tho witnie ut Amu
Unlrina ilurr, ilefcancil.
L'rpitltnr or .ilit cwt-ito - tu take no I u
lattle tlrn.j Hmtttit fur presentation nml
ntlnxr,rcl:thn)H(;nlwt oat.1 catiitH la Anrll
i ITHi. Il'l'i. niKllur ilia painent of h bin Is
fin Hili, inn. tint I will sit t tin
loninv I'dtirt rfioiii In mid eoanty on IliMStii
ilnv ol.lammri. lin-i. to ixanilne, hear ami
allow all (IiiIiiik)1iiI. Ui,,t ulililinrtfiillrhtor
Hieoinl lit ii iiiniti said i-Ntiite. (union llio IMlt
il-y "f April, llilil. in examine, lii'ir
nllriw mill .nljiist nil rial ms nail oiijuctloiii of
uuienil I'liilii.iri ilnlv iii(,i.
PfttdlllilH i;Unln nf lltci'inliT, A. I)., mis
Js,n" A. I). IUnvkv.
'"' iniimv lii.lno.
I.. H. (iitilut utturipy fortntiitf
R. E. McBride
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the insureil min's fint thought it one of
lhar.Uuluw that Ii: is so. ! low aliou
your tliouRlili it a fiircman hou!d ap.
pear at jour licme
The Day
Before trve Fire
is the day to insure. As that day may
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Study tho Future Well.
Tlie ltituro font -Ins your uncut
Mock of Parian nun Me. llewaro liow
you smite It. D i iml totieh it until
. Mill llttvo ii ninn. rui lilnii tu vm.1.-
out of Jt. Von umy so mar tlie mnr
j lilo ns to himlei" the h',;!iest exproKsion
' of your imiiiI through ll.
Rebuff Dlocourtcous.
Augtihtln Daly, w ho wns regnrded by
tlio general public uh one of tho mosi
frog-blooded of men, wns standing In
tlu lobby of Ills theater ono evening
when ho was npprouehed by nn nctor,
who presented his card nntl Inquired:
Do you recognize tho profession?"
"Did you ever neo mo slop ant spcnlc
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