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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-25
Farm Loans

There are several reasons for sceiug
j. II. Bailey for "A farm loan and here
they are.
lie is sole agent for Trrve,t Maths
Il Baker.
This company is here every day in
the year ready for business and not
here this week and gone next. They
loan on anv farm having the value in
it improved or unimproved. You don't
wait from two to four months for your
money but surely get it on the day
called for. They give the best option
in the market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-25
kntly Dcscrihed,.

An Italian woman was asked In
court If she had any musical instrup-
ments in her home. mo. signOr," she
replied. nothing but racketA
"What?" queried the lawyer. "Rack
cts-the things they put In grapho-.
phones"
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-25

'.,zssSssssS vvse As>~
Those rolaud China bred SOW, at
Albert smith ~ Sous are bigger aud .
,,,t.r tnuc over. Go over there aud .
huy one tcb. = lpl2
\ drew H. vcCurm,r', and Miss
Lo,tc Il. Davis were mttri,! at tie .
home of Re, Gca. v. iumuc' sunday
evening at .;ju ocivck.
Mrs. 1,J diamond, accompanied uy .
her moin,r NJ. e. G. TtcNctt, rc.
turned homc r,cou, y after au eN.
tcndc' visit at Batter, Mo.
pr. Dom,rcl OF this city has b.'n
chp,cn ~ de delegate t. attend the
populi.' state convention To hc hS'd
at Lincoln u the near future.
}. ". ktuscil. Nno mas been visiting
his daughter and husband, Mr. "nd
Mr~. sam li,1t. II, Jr.. at Lincoln, re-
turned home Monday evening.
l.. II. Ncvhouec, NJ Hanson and
Harry Gilham went t. Guide Rock
Monday night where they Installed
officer, in Encampment No. -,
L.. a. Newhousc, Dan CARRIER. Harry
IuIInam and Geo. Overing were i'll
Campbell Wednesday attending the
Encampmcnt lodge at that place.
Don't forget we make farm loans
money ready the day the title is ap-
proved.
| CARRIER. HuTCnIsoN Il SALApEN.
Mrs. A. e. Slaby wishes to thank all
those who SO kindly assisted her with
money to supply those needing shoes
and clothing. $3.50 was the amount
collected
Rev. Tompkins and Il. U. Overman
were in Lincoln this week attending
the big rally at Wesleyan university.
Nine hundred visiting ministers and
laymen we're present
At the Taft republican state con-
vention held at Lincoln last week the
following delegates were chosen from
the fifth istrict: Thomas Auld, OF ked
Cloud and A. C. Rankin, OF Oxford.
The show that pleases all classes OF
people must indeed possess merit
Every advance report OF "Cassy Jones
is to thee feet that it is a dandy" show
It comes to the Opera House February
the 9th.
Mr.J.S Gillian pleased the students
of the High school in an address upor
benjamin Franklin. From all reports
which we have heard this address was
an eye opener SO far rs the greatness
of Frank lin is concerned
The Club dance held forth Tuesda!
night at Potter's hall. Bciz's orches
| ira furnished the music. Out OF lowi
dancer. were Mr.. aud Mrs G. II
Stinc, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Preston ant
Mr.. and Mrs. <. L. Abbott of Su
1 pG,rior.
Gave Haley is goiifg to Sc!
s4 fine snUics, coming 3 and
t years old, In Fed Cloud Feb
10, 1919. Ono ycar'S fif''
viii be given purchaser on ap
:, proved note bearing s per Ger
interest.
Wolfe 4 Whitaker. general black
, smiths, now carry II iuil line Of farm
implements. surroys. Luggics. wagons
:. gang plows, gas engino~, stacker rope
, all kinds of machinery and hcav
hardware, and all supplies FOR SAINT
Also All kinds ofoil. Licensed Plumi
'. ers Calls promptly Answered.
We have II party with Sluup ga"
=, who wants to buy quarter with ia
, provcmc nts priced between $500 al
$4,000. Also another party who want
quarter without improvements AN
!! he will pay the cash if suited VIII,
'" have you got to offer.
CARRIER, HUTCnIsoN 4 SALADE,
The Brotherhood of the Congreg
o tional church will hold public d.
bate next Tuesday evening in the lie
y ture room Of the church on the SUI
'e iect, "Resolved, that it would be fC
P. &A
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-25

Bees Broke Up Church Services.
A unique occurrence broke up H.
service In the German Luthsru8
church at Chicago the other Sun6.y.
A swarm OF honey bees invaded tn
building and drove out the pastor an
congregation. and services had to -
held on the lawn In front OF tho
church
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-01-25

town Tuesday on business.
W.. s. McAvoy Of Fairmont was in
town Tuesday on business.
H. F, Cooper Of Guide Rock was in
town the first Of the week
E. w. Hepler of Stratton was in
town few days this week.
F. NJ. Horton Of Grand Island was a
Red Cloud visitor Saturday.
Lee Keith of Holdrege spent Sunday
in town, a guest of Noble Ball.
George Warren is in Omaha and
Beatrice this week on business.
Pat Carpenter made a hurried busi-
ness trip to Franklin Saturday.
Howard CLANCY OF Franklin was
visiting friends in the city Monday.
j. l.. Christian of Rock Port, Mo-, is
visiting relatives in town this week.
j. II. Bailey and daughter MABEL
made business trip to Omaha Friday.
Miss Irene Morgenson of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, was in the city Monday.
Harold j. Morgan Of Hot Springs,
5. d.. visited friends in town Satur
day.
Two due Shorthoru bull calves vii!
be sold at Smith ~ Sons sale on Feb.
:, 1912.
The chief does all kinds of job
Printing neatly, accurately and
promptly.
Article, Of Incorporation have been
started on the new sl25 coo hotel ut
Hastings.
The w. G. +. U. will meet with Mrs.
p. y. Wulbrandt next Wednesday
afternoon.
viii buy your fur,, hides, noul,ry,
and sell you hard and soft COAL. O
CALDwELL
? Mrs. L Trinc of Blue Hill is visit
ing at the home Of her son. George W
Triue, this week.
Get %cvcT- Slip shoes p1f on
your f,orse. AH sizes at Frca
A'aIIiH'S shop.
The Diamond Electric Vacuum clean
er demonstrated in your home free
Call Phone Red 81.
: Don't forget the Musical given by
:. the band boys the night of Feb. 10th.
, at the opera house
I Wm. Schum of Lincoln, of the Beat
r rice Creamery Co.., was transac,inl
Y business in town Nc onday.
n You've heard the song. See the play
Casey Jones' which comes to tn,
= Opera House on February, 9th.
The Congregational ladies will hole
: their monthly market Saturday at l.
A. Wullbraudt's grocery store.
The finest line and best assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Cal
and look it MoEHARr Bros.
Casey Jones' is deadly enemy T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch, Hewill slip 20,
IS the heartiest laugh of the season.
Is John Yost left Sunday night TO
" Swonton, Nebr., for q weeks visi
. with his mother and other relatives.
VIM. Schellsk Of Hastings trans
:, acted business In town Friday ant
;, visited his brother, Chas. H. Schellak
- Special attention given to diseases
- of eye and ear. Glasses sccurstel!
" fitted. DR.. Stockman, Red Cloud, Nebr
4. Zeke johnson of Minnesota is visit
Is ing his sons Sam end Clarence John
a. son, who live south west of town thi
10 week.
a. Robt. Fishlaum, who was adjudge
re insane by the insanity board was take
10 to Hastings last Saturday by Sherii
e. Hedge
40 DR.. Cross will be in his Office owe
9 the State Bank everyday in the week
-, Having discontinued his visits I
or Rivcrton.
III Mrs. G. Il. Crone returned 10 h,
n home at York Friday after a week
witt with her daughter, Mrs Fran
= Peterson.
a." W. Thorgenson, travelling auditC
of the Lincoln Telephone aud Tel
graph company, audited the ioc
books Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26
PLAYERS RELEASED ny
rlkCIlAS IRON MINORS

Auburn s. y, Nuy. rs secretary
Farrell uf the National Association Of
Professional baseball clubs today an.
nuunrrd that The following players
have been released b, purchase;
seymour 10y Newark to Los An
gcI"s. lUuncN by Spokane, to Sioux
Cit,, Johnson, 10y II Joseph, To Los
Angeles. Daley. by Los Angeles, To
Philadelphia ~ IT,, Crabh, Fahcy,
Maggcrt, 10y Philadelphia A. L. To Los
Angeles, Elliott las Nashville, To- Yer
non. S,hirnl b, buffalo, To- Oakland;
lilur Jnrkrt, 10y Los Angeles, tu
lil""miugtuui Wuodman. hy Vuncou-
yer &" 81 PHul, pHschhnCk. by New
Haven. To- Misslulu, butcher, ny Port
land tu Denver. ilauHrr los Paris, to
NhnruuN'r.. tulliguu by Brs MulncE,
~ san trduriscu, Murdorat Brown, by
thlcnr" \. J.. To- Iouis,illr, Ness, by
Sew lrdfurd tu Oakland
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26
DEATH or brush
NNIIN INNE,SrII. ArIn\

New York, NQy 20. --. MngnntCs ni
The National EcaRuc Of baseball
Clubs, IN session in New York. win
not take NJ today the charges against
President Fogcl Of the phlIadrlphlu
cluh, involving his alleged statement
mat ia" p"nnnnt race was "nxrd '
rms was tacitly agreed upon hy the
assembled club prcldduuts in view OF
Ia" death Of John T.. Hrush. It was
u'"ld"u 4" hold only u brief session
nus afternoon. udupt r"solHiit,iis 90
Mr.. Rrush'S death Hnd adjourn rmtlI
tomorrow.
tor"l said this afternoon that he
ga not know Hud had never hrnrd uI
W y. FurnHn, the chicago uc,,suupcr
man quoted IN dispatches from there
to-day ~ saving hat hu had FugCls
own word tor u that FugrI mndr The
'hhtHtS leading to the present cuntru-
\rrsl I" help Murphy Hght his BATTLES
IN the NaUunal league"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26
HYPNOTIC SHOW
Of GRIFFITH IS
PURE FUN
Seven Nights Engagement at
Elks' Theater Beginning
December l Will Be Contin-
uous Hit.

"rhr Funniest SHOW on Earth" II
Il strong line to usr ia advertising any
any Kind OF CuuvuN, vet the lircut
Grillth show, which opens Il seven
nights engagement at the Glks' opera
house, commencing sunday, DrCCm-
hur /, ulyoH this strong inr with rcck
less abandon. ahd does II with a run
realization Of the fuct wat Their" are
many uUupl" who du not believe In
ia" existence uf hypnotic phunutuUuH.
Th" show is not STAGED tu cater to
me hrIvNrra nor H. convince IA"
Hk"piira. II iH staged lust 10 create
laughter, ana thusc who "uiu, the
performance most sometimes, are
those who de- not believe ~ the uN-
wruD" ui such phenomena aa hNp-
n"ilsm, yet there he No person who
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26
PERSONALS.

-, s. Roscnwnld of Ruscnwald
hrnthrrs. returned today from brief
business trip to III pasO,
\. DE TulliO, a well known stone
contractor. has finished contract In
san Rafael and ls again loukinB after
contracts in Albuquerque,
Mrs j. e. Baldridgc l"fl on the san
TIA Sc limited today FOR a visit in
southern california.
j. VI. chavez, Tor the past seven
months an efficient member Of tho
city FIR" department. Second street
company tudH! rendered his rcsignd-
tiun, to take cltcit as soon as "A new
man can be found 10" the position.
chavez viii takc 4 position as mouldcr
In the plant al the Albuquerque
Foundry ana Machine Works.
Regular meeting Of Triple Link Re
hrkah lodge, No, 10. viii be held to-
night at $50 In Odd Follows hall.
There viii be- initiation and refresh
mcnts. Visiting Rcbekahs are well
com h. By order of the nobl" grand.
Cora Imcl, secretary.
Members of Moose lodge are hereby
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26

'sir. you and ar, now in the vlgor
OF life, II may happen that this lady
Will live 10 see us buried"
After hasty examination OF the
case I prescribed Pe-ru.nn to ne taken
every hour, and " she was not better
In the morning to let me know.
II was two weeks before | again
heard from the case, when the hus-
band entered my office. radiant with
Joy, and not waiting for the usual
salutations, exclaimed;
Doctor, my wife In we'll"
"Oh, no. you mean she Is better"
| replied. hut the enthusiastic hus-
band insisted that his vile was "WCll
aud the hcartirst eater al the table. %
The fact was that, while she had
made astonishing Improvement she
VAS Obliged To- continue the use OF
Pe-ru-na many months In less than
year she was entirely well, and has
remained - since, and her treatment
from the beginning To- the end was
Pe-ru-na ana nothing else. 10 have
seen her at the time vt the first visit
Il would have been impossible to- be-
lieve that any medicine or other
earthly power could have saved her
This case Is no more unusual or
astonishing than u great many others
that my list contains, not uulN ct dis
eases OF the lungs, but ur tll mucous
surfaces.
Cases Of dyspepsia, ditrrhra ana
dyscntcry which have Withstuud ull
other treatment have yielded ut once
by the use of pC-ru-nu
Numerous cases of Brights disease
of the Kidneys. acute caHrrh and
rheumatism, female Diseases. that had
been treated locally FOR years, were
instantly relieved ana finally rrcOv-
cred by Pc-ru-nn. In short, every
disease affecting any mucous mem
branc of the body that has not already
gone beyond all curtaly help, fire.
quently makes astonishing recovery.
As a general tonic and appetizer
Pe-ru.nu has no superior. II is u Ger
tain remedy for worn -Out or tlrrd-uut
human nature. Cases Of nervous
prustrHtion, losa of vitality and sleep
lcssncss are All treated by pc-ru.nu
with such undertaking success that
wherever IL In used 1t ranks as the
greatest tonic known,
In future articles viii rccitc other
cases of similar interest. In doing
10 | shall not allow the slightest rN-
aggcratiun or nction To- mar the real
Ism which tho simple facts alone give
to any narrative OF this KIND.
Pe.ru-na, MHn-a-lin and lAt-Cu-pih
manufactured by the pc-ru-na uCm-
pany, Columbus, Ohio. Sold ut alt
drug stores.
SPECIAL NOTICE. Many persons
INQUIRE for The Old-Timc Pcrunn.
They want the Perunu that their
Fathers and Mothers used To take.
The old Pcruna If now called Eatarno.
II your druggist or dealer does not
keep II for sale write the katarno
Company, Columbus. ohio, and they
viii tell YOU all about IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26

notified that a special meeting VIII
be held at the lodge rooms this even
ing at \ o'clock for the purpose oi
completing Arrangements tor the re-
organization of the lodge and also Ia
meet the national organizer who ~
expected to he present This IN an eN-
trcmely important meeting, ana all
members are requested To httcnu.
Lunch will be served after the meet
ing,
regular meeting Of the Womcn'H
Relief Corps Will be held at $3.50 to-
morrow afternoon at odd Fellows
hall Ry order uf the president
Sadie Bowdich. secretary.
The WOodmcn CirClc viii CIV" Il
dance tomorrow night at odd Fellows
hail for the benefit Of the drill team
which promises To be Il notable event
In fraternal circles.
James Wilkinson Of the Albuquer-
quo Wool Securing milE. left today
for visit with Mrs. Wilkinson In Los
Angeles.
New Picturcs--Pastime and Crystal
Sensational Pathc Wcckly-Crysial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26

have been practicing medicine
since lNNJ. Most of that time | have
been using Pc-ru.na as my principal
remedy. So many unexpected rprnv-
cries have been made hy those for
whom ! nave prescribed pc-ru-nu that
II would take u large hook TO contain
lnrm all. They keep coming up To my
MIND one by one. Whether on my
farm, or at home. whether playlng
with my grandchildren ~ conducting
my large office business. these Incl.
dents of uld-timc pc-ru-na cures steal
IN upon my memory unawares.
Take. for instance. a single case
from the extensive list Of similar
cases In my diary ~ cases treated, as
an example ~ the cures that Peru.
ma used to make.
Mrs. n, s. Eberlcin Uhcn OF Pitts
burg, Pa afterwards ~ Kcokuk,
IuwaD, during the year 1852 began To
develop usual symptoms Of catarrh Of
the lungs. Cough was one of the first
symptoms, which gradually grew
worse Ia spite OF all treatment. The
sputa. at first slight became album
dant and purulcnt, occasionally
streakcd with blood. \ rapid loss OF
flesh and tagging appetite filled her
relatives with forcOodinRs. The hcc-
tic Hush. night swGats, and suppress
sion of the menses, left no doubt as to
the nature OF her disease.
From the first physicians had uoen
employed. Cough medicines, tonics.
cod liver oil and stimulants were re-
sorted to by her physicians without
avail.
The Hrst physician employed was
Dr. Williams, Penn Ave, Pittsburg;
Dr. clifford. Of Allegheny CITY. Was
next called; and then Dr. riggs, of
Plltsburg.
During this history OF conflict with
this terrible disease frequent consul
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26
DR.. Hartmann Recalts Cures
Made BY Old Time Pe-ru-na

tatlons were held, but nothing cheek.
ed the steady progress OF her malady.
Not a douot had existed In the minds
OF her physicians or friends as to the
nature Of her disease. nor "a to Its
fatal termination. The repeated ex-
aminatlona OF her lunss indicated the
rapid strides with which she was near.
Ing me end.
Her physicians we're honorcd mem.
bers OF the medical fraternity, in
whom Mrs. Eberleln's husband and
family had perfect confidence. And
the sorrow with which they listened
Co their decision that they had ex.
nausted everything known 20 them In
vain for te relief Of the wife and
mother OF the afflicted household can
be better imagined than described. a.
In common to this sort ~ patient
Mrs. Eberleln continued hopeful long
after her attendants believed her to
be beyond cure.
was practlclng at the time IN
Plttsburg. and fancy that would
be able to relieve her WAS. during her
Illness, repeatedly expressed by Mira
EOerlein, but Il was regardetl as the
merest within: and. as they were EN-
ploying the best medical talent the
city afforded, no attention was paid to
II. Al last she became ~ weak and
emnciated that and attendant was
constantly at hand to lift her during
tie terrible coughing spells to whlcH
she was subject, and which were free
quently followed by alarming sinking
spells. during which she was often
thought to be dying. IL was during
one OF these frlghtful paroxysms when
her husband was supporting her ten
DERBY and valnly trying To palllatc her
suffcrlngs that she again expressed
her belief that II Or. Hartman were
sent for he could relieve her.
willing To indulge her I'm any wish,
Ms she was thought to be- dying by
all, | was Immediately sent Tor. but
being very busy was not able To- re-
spond until late In the evening 81 the
afternoon on which was sent FOR. II
vas not expected that she would CUR
Nive until could reach her home, out
nope kept her alive until | came.
II would be difIlcult to Imagine a
more discouraginR case Tor a doctor
to undertake to cure than Mrs, Ebcr-
lCin's at the moment of my first visit
Let me describe her symptoms.
a drawn, pinched countcnancc, OF
"a deathly pRllor. and liyid lips,
Sunken, fixed, staring eyes, with a
CLASSY brightness. Wasted In body to-
mere shadow. Pulse wholly impcr.
oeptiblc at the wrist. but the heart
fecbly huttering. ExtrcmitIcs cold
and clammy. finger nails blue, breath
ing hurried and gasping, utterly cX-
haustcd and hopeless. 1t certainly
seemed as II | had only arrived in
time TO see her die.
The first question Of the distracted
husband was: rs my wife dying
But my undaunted Taith In the eff
cacy of Pe.ru-na Is such oven Ia this
awful emergency, that replied.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26
FOGEL RESIGNS AS
PRESIDENT OF
PHILADELPHIA
BALL TEAM
Death of John T. Brush Hats
Trial Of Magnate for Crit.
cism of National League
Umpire System.
CHARGES INVOLVE
MURPHY OF CHICAGO
IN, Leased Wire to l,cning ,rcrnldI

| Ivy Leased Wire To Evening JIcrnId
Sew York. Nov. -. uutAyc Fogcl,
president of the Philadelphia Naliun.
Al league baseball club. rendered his
RESIGNATION Ia the National lcngu,
mngnatcs In session here this after.
noon. lie took this action suddenly
ANA without explanation, hrfurr the
assembled magnutrs had had time To-
consider the Chnrgos tl4uust him at
having made statements rejecting ON
the integrity of national league UNI
plrrs.
Il was also announced that Alfred
u, Wilrr uf Phlldclpha had been
elected president 1T the phlladclph ~
National longuh club .l - meeting held
on November -, Nh WiIcr viii rrp.
resent the clun at the session to-day.
MI Wilrr is - lawyer aud stock.
holder IN the Philadelphia club.
N"twithstunding ruEcls resignation
II b. understood H." iuNcsligation into
IN" charges against him VII go ON and
VIII b" cleared up.
baseball mHgnUtrs heard this after
noon that thristy Matthew aun, tho star
pitcher ct the New York Nationals.
had obtained sufficient financial bach.
ing - purchase the phiMdcIphiu run
Mr. Fugcl told the league magnutcs
lUhl ne would lRht the charges pre-.
l"rrcd against him by President
Lynch nnd said hc hoped that the
meeting, which was called to consider
thrS" charges, would be- continued
II Was said ON behalf Of the mag.
nhlys that this would he done.
Fug,l explained that he Will TO-
lnin"d u minority ~ stock In the club
nnd that h" had resigned M president
Tor the good OF the club lie had nj.
teen witnesses, h. said. to testify ~
hls behalf at the hearing Six phila-
dcIphia newspaper men are here to
testify against him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26

resulted In charges being preferred
against FOgcl
Mr Forman Ia In New York pre-.
pared tO testify before the National
league meeting. The Fogel story at
tacklng President Lynch and his UNI
piro system recently appeared In the
Post. REGARDING II Mr.. Forman says;
Charles W. Murphy authorized me
Rcstcd writing the story. ON this rep-
rescntutiun FoRcl wrote Il and signed
IT, lie sent II to Murphy, who read
It before | ever saw II. II came TO
me from Murphy's office. And "
Murphy had not approved that story
II never would have been published
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26

rhages which would last for weeks and
was not able to sit up In bed. suffered
q great deal with my back and was 90
nervous could scarcely sleep at night,
and l did not do any hOuSework for three
years.
"NOw I can do 90 much work a.
any woman Of my ago In the county,
thanks 10 the benefit / have received
from Lydia y. Plpkhsm's Vegetable
Compound. recommend your remedies
70 al .lffering women. Mrs, MARTHA
L. HOLLOWAY, Odd, Va.
No other medicine for woman's Ills has
received such widespread and unquall-
fed endorsement We know Of no othsr
medicine which has such . record Of
sucosaa a. has Lydia e. Pinkhaln's
Vegetable Compound. For more than ~
years Il has bson the standard remedy
For Woman'a Ma. Ha 81
II yOu have the slightest doubt
that Lydia ~. RinlShamD'e Ve9ete-
ia COmnOaln0 viii help gp1l, write
t0LV0aA ", ntfnlHh NE lClD8 %,
z - 49, AIN1agl, b = t1g N,l~
VIea. Xont 81 - vsllA Do ODoSloo,
reaH a11h answered " B woman,
ana 1let94n' DtBAAS UOnaaeM~ss Z.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS
LANDS IN COLORADO
LILY Lcnscd Wire 10 EycnIng HeraIdl

[By Leased Wire To Evening Herald
Denver, Nov. 26,--On allegations
that there existed u tacit agreement
to work the land Jointly the general
land office at Washington has ordered
that sg.OO0,OOO worth OF coal land
near Pnonia. Colo. shall revert TO the
Government This decision reversed
the fndlng Of the local land Office at
Montrose II II understood that the
case, which Involves about 1,ig0 acres,
viii be appealed To secretary Of the
Interior Fisher. The decision covers
about seven years Of erfort to clear
title by william II, ShOecraft, J, A.
Beckman, David J. MacWaters. WIZ
lam r. Ryan. George r.. SimOnton,
l.. II. Linney and Charles Gagner Of
the cripple Creek district, Colorado
Springs and Denver
New PictureS-Pastime and Crystal
Sensational PHthe Weekly-Crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-26
GIRL OWES LIFE TO
CRIPPLED NEWSB0Y


m Leased wire 90 nVenInH HsFaIal
Gary. Ind, Nov 26,-Ethcl smith
for whom Billy Rugh, dary'A news
boy sacrificed his life, left the hOspi-
tai today and returned To her home.
Her life was despaired Of until
Billy Rugh offered to go to the OPP
Grating table and furnish the live skin
necessary 10 save her from effects of
burns. The skin EfAftlng restored the
girl TO health butg Billy Rough died
from pneumonia from the result or
amputation OF his crippled leg.
Sensational Paths woekly-Crystal.