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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

,u, his belt and made lunge EfIre ',.dro A'Yl But. the ranger was on
 ai rd His powerful strength sue
 ,odod '',o in keeping the MeXican's knife i ,,,od dIstnnce from his breast. at-
 though the wiry devil made thrust
 after thrust. Finally RutIcdge with one strong blow sent the knife of his op= ponent flying to the dust, at the same time almost taking the Mexican off his feet.
 Manuel was now at the mercy of the Captain. The latter walked over 10 where his adversary stood cringng and trembling with fear. and was about 10 run his knife into him, when a spirit of fair play took possession of him. He throw his knife away and went after him with his fists During the encounter Rutledge stumbled over a stone and went tum- bling to the ground The Mexican with a fondish grin, fell on top of him and grabbed him ty the throat With 2 quick jerk Rutledcc managed 10 throw him off, and locked together, they both went rolling tO the edge of tho cliff For moment 1t looked Is if both would go tumbling into fhe canyon below, hut Manuel finally managed to free himself and endeay- arcd Tn force Rutleace over the edge. E4t. the Captain grabbed Manuel and hung suspended in mtd-air as he en- deavoroI to fight his way to the top saln.
 tt fhie momert Liberty. who with Pedro had madc her way to the camp of the rangers. after ciudlng Lopez and his men, saw the two men fight ins and with shriek of terror rushed toward them, closely followed hv tho old slave.
 A she reached the spot Rutledge rceaincd his foothold Manuel, how ever was exhausted The Captain realizing this. fought on until he had the Mexican at his mercy. and then. picking him up h. lifted him high above his head and WaS about to throw him over the cliff into space NIi'h II NllI Ill tIA dili id'Atu HIS dL, tention.
 Bob Rob :" She ran up to him and grabbing hls arm pleaded for the fellows life.
 "He belongs down there with tho rest of those yellow dogs" said Rut- ledge, meaning Lopez and hIS band.
 "Rut. you don't want his blood on your hands, Boh," she begged "If he is what you say, he isn't worth It."
 "Well he can thank you for saving his life" remarked the captaln as he flung the fellow to the ground.
 Just then n terrific explosion oc- cured, and the little party turned just fin time to see the rock which had blocked the trail go flying up- wards into thousands of pieces.
 "Whcre is Lopez and his gang?" sakcd Rutledge aS he turned again to Liberty who was greeting the Major.
 Lopez and Alvira have organized a big band of insurreetos and they are
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
BILIOUS, HEhOACHY,
 SICK ''C 'CASCARETS"
Gently cleanse your liver and sluggish bowels while
 you sleep.
Get T lO-cent box.

Sick headache, biliousness, dizzi- ness. coated tongue, ioul taste and foul breath-always trace them to torpid liver. delayed fermentiug food in the bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
 Poisonous matter elogged in the in testjnes. instead of being east out Of the system is re absorbed into the blood When this poison reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes con geston and that dull throbbing sick ening headache.
 Cascarets immediately cleanse tho stomach. remove the sour undigested food and foul gases. take the excess hile from the liver and carry out all tho constipated waste matter and poisons in the bowels
 Cascaret tonight will surely straightcn vop out by morning They work while you sleeI-a loeeut box rom voHr druggist means &aHr head clear. stomach sweet and voGr liver aud bowels regular for months Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
SOME P0STSCRIPTs

A new plane is provided Wifb ..t,,. for the hand to prevent it u bajaa bruised. Ag
 Cocoa shells are being fed fo ,,., in course of experiments by pran@ rg,s dairymen. s"VA
 For running an ice ereaH fracvo, electric motor has been Invented , 'o can be supplied with currenf fron ,''' light socket.
 Of English invention k a ,nao,fe.,. glass that may he attached fo T ro.a, s or engraving tool to aid dr,ftsr.s1 or engrayer.
 The germ theory of the irao<,ofyst., of contagious diseases Was entartoi..' as far back as 1G57, when the nlama ravaged Rome.
 Whalehone strips replace brjstes |, "a new hairbrush that k intended ta last for years and to stietn13ta tba scalp of q user.
 A periscope to he attached to field glasses and provided UjtA Gazy fon,, Ia regulate its height k tHr fHyc9tin of q New Yorker.
 
 There arc more thaa N50a0m >hcop in Australia and nearly 25m. oo0 in New Zealand, or more than K for Caeh resident.
 An artificial butter eoMiae #afo pss in Europe to replace the creamery VA. rietE l. made of coconut eil and hydm. gen, blended with milk.
 Mounted on a new polishing nacI.ps for jewellers ts suction Tau 10 eatcA and save the particles af preeiog metals that are thrown an.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
Read Good Books.

lom- women dependeu' Upon their eVH e0orts should giera thought In .omorroW IL well a1 today The girl alone hasn't anyone te lee, after her interests. So @la.aa-f -uar lhem hT- self She sharid keep track oL how she spends hef salar. uu1 -in0Id al-e ioiu good hougNotru ~a.tetv ~a that in ths event of au Hines #at aH p,ri1cul she uJ b. a--urOH et proper medical aa#tue9f. aud .' tas ~ame umc rcesl4e=the.h hen.et aH --a=h el. -.ajfatfaH~ EnaHftfT
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
Good Way to lei Diamonds.

Suspected diamonds are frequently tested b> placing them beaeeea TWO coins and pressing hard with the fingers. T. k said to be impossible to maI1e= the smallest impression on real diamond. but, in the case of paste article. the edges may he crushed The ctfecl cag l., diScerued hE critical examination with il lens.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
FEW MOTHERS REALIZE

how many delicious dishes can be pre-. pared with sknner's Macsron and Spaghetti. For this reason the Skin- ucr Mfg Co. have prepared a heauti- fuI Cook Book containing recipes tell Ing how to serve fl in a hundred diff feront ways. Write Skinner Mfg. Co, Omaha, Neh.. for free copy. All good rrocers everywhere sell skinners Macaroni and spaghetti.--Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
 Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Taselez chill Tonic IS equally valuable as Gen eral Tonic because 1t contains the vel known tonic properties 0. QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver. Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Buila| up the Whole System So cents
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
ALIENS FOOT-EASE DOES II.

When your shoes pinch or vour corus and bns
 ions ache got AHcu'- toot.Easc the .u tiseput the foot bath. Gives instant relief to T red Ach1 .ug. swollen. Tender feet Over 1Aa,snu pdoaaEt are tetrg used by the troops at the front Sod ,yerg where 35o- EoHf a1lfr! 4nr ratsfst4r Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

The tragedy of politics Is. mn may he reelected occasionally. hu even then the constituents alwaF seem hilarious about his going GU of office when hc finally rctres.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
Sky Splitter

A3fea the highest mountain iR th Empire ~tatc. was named in honor q Gov Hj8iam l.. MareS li~ Hdial H8#a k "TahaWa~a Gle ~Pis> fh ~kN1
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
An Opportunity.

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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

One of the disadvantages of ron science is that II never saems fa ap crate oh 4 person who has aefrauare the government out or more tBaa SIa.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

We must get away from tho F#r that men are eFef"heu hy fE-f ta#tz The average fault |, bearded fn IL don amt dragged ont hy i'm razgat.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
04lv One "pROHo oUININE"

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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
SOME FRIGHTFUL FRIENDS

The friend who gives q card party for which you pay entirely.
 The friend who invites you tc the theafer and huNS onlv anr ticket
 GHe# oldest fan IF existence +, in the mJEeam uoay Catre. II dates from seventeenth century F = Dr. B. F Jackson, Celebrated Physician, handed down To paSterity his famous prescription for female troubles. Now sold under the name of "Femenina." Price 50c and $100.-Adv.
 Feed Up the Next
 | f,Ha >o hard h tife eH - cents das for one day kaHSa> City Journal.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

'--' -.".fI TE...H ownership If hras No Gaaaf ii finn o'd haraau af sale a.t umU.L5.a.r could he found lo organize # coop -44gI ,uge#g department.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
Keeps Flies of.

\ special form of rlrctrir fan K made for Use in markets to keep the lies from goods OH display.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION

shenld h. 4lNcn to sWaius. sWeiIinGs hrui~a~ Rheumatism and neuralgia Keep Nansfield'~ Magic Arniea Lini meHf handy on the shelf. Three szei
 Z.4a. 5ue a8d SIoO. =AaV.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

Another reasau a fellows cf5fdr.r are so bad k thaf he spends SO mHal time beWaLling fh' MY thc neigh hors neglect their children Ge has n, lme ta train h.s own.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

A new plane is provided with . s,,,, for the hand to prevent if I"'eo bruised 'e'ag
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

For running an ice ereaa freczer ., electric motor has been Invented a''' ao can be supplied with current froa, ,,'' light socket. q
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

Cocoa shells are being fed fo e..a in course of experiments bv p.a @.oe dairymcn. N"Vu
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

An artificial butter coming 8aIo. aq in Europe to replace the creamery va rietF l. made of coconut oil and hylm gen. blended with milk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

Of English invention is Iaagnirv;,. glass that may he attached IL. i nonos or engraving tool to aid draftsman or engrayer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

The germ theory of thc tra0~misyio, of contagious diseases Was onferfainod aS far back as 1G57, when the pams ravaEed Rome.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

Optimism consists ia asking for cream at boarding house.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-03-15

Mounted on a new polishing macIina tar jewellers iS q suction Tan to eatd and save the particles af preeioa metals that are thrown eff.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
u. OF D. TEAM
DEFEATS M. A.C.
Detroit Collegians 0utclasS the
Farmers and Surprise
the Latter

The University ~ Detroit football
team proved % The Michigan Agrt
cultural college team on Saturday
that 81 resented being called an easy
victim BY rann.ng away WIN the
game. "a 20 O. The AgEe manag
ment had put the e ~ ID on us
schedule FOR lssr SATURDAY because
it would follow BY week i's big
game against Michigan Il was dg-
ured a game with IRE e ~ p would
give the players chance 20 resi- uD
The result was not only disapQo
ing bur fatal. f1r she men did no'
get The rest they eypecfei and q
fact failed even no score aEai nst tLs
DerrOters Both ~ the hdcens
were The result of long rins Allen
carried the ball sa wards lor fhe frs'
score and later Elchen-ode made
s0-ysrd dash for o touchdown Aler
kicked both goals
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
YOSTMEN
CONFIDENT
Wolverines Putting On Extra
Polish For Cornell
and Penn

ANN ARBOR, Mich Oct "a
Michigans football team is start
ing on tho weeks practice this aft
ernoon confident OF a championship
season
Yost will start TO-DAY to put on
the final polishing that shall send
his Wolverines into the Penn and
Cornell games ia The pink ~ condi
tlon and az the top Of their form.
Many fans OF former days likened
the Michigan team IN action Satur-
day to the famous eleven IN 1913
because 81 the fiercencsH % The
tackllng and the clean blocking
Coach Yost viii have the men
blocking and tackling even better
than they have been after another
weeks practice The rudlments Of
the game are what the Michigan
mentor has been emphasizing and
against Nebraska they showed their
value. Michigan will have team
this fan that has been built from
the ground up and Yost has been
going over the parts quite thoroy
recently in an effort 10 strengthen
them
Michigan's hospital list viii be
considerably shortened today Tor
both Sparks and Cohn are due "
be back in the harness. Rye and
Froemke We're the only Michigan
men hurt Saturday, and they arf
ready 90 play now Michigan's line
did not even have 10 have tim'
taken out Saturday
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
Pennsylvania "Cut-Up" Comes
To Show Detroit Touch of High
Life and Soon Lands In BaStile

Armed with a tin badge. carrying
The inscription Chicken Inspector.
SoA23" John Carcoe came from out
OF the state OF Pennsylvania 10 show
a few things to The citizens OF De
troit John freely admitted TO Po-
lice Justice stein that IN his own
home town he Is considered wit
aud a "cut-up' Of NO mean calihre
When John nnally finished show
ng" the city a few things he had
10 answer for one broken ankle. a
dented nose. fight and the theft Of
a half dozen books
Garoos polished MP his badge
and entered saloon on joe
Campau.aye lie haunted his bit
~ metal IN the faces OF the
patrons. Walter Harding, painter
ana decorator. tired ~ the perform
ancs and stepped outside followed
by GsTcos A hght followed in which
Harding sustained broken ankle
and mashed nose \ policeman
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
YANKS ANGLE
FOR JOHNSON
Walter Likely To Wear a New
York [ Uniform Next
Year

Wv YORK. Oct ~ Waiter
Johnson Is again the chief topic Of
conversation ln the American league
and Dr. leads 20 the same Old conclu-
sion-thsf Waiter SIS EolnE SON o.
where pretty soon somewhere
where they win more bah games in
"a season ban has been rhe habit IN
Washington
The Yankees are angling FOR the
speed bali demon They're after
him strong and they want his ia,
terry Uate--A.rsul th-to 20 along
and maze Toe parry good one
Miller HlgE.us has SCI his sails for
q h--gn po- and Walter Is going 20
wear New YORK uniform mex
year u tears and money have any
eF@ct on Ben Minor and CLARKE
G-.fth
Col Iacos Ruuperf Vh0 row Is
alone t7 directing fae Yankee OK
ehe4ler fas opened vi3e fde purse
Hc W after Johnson once before
hg- 'fe deal fai thru Vow h ar-
pee- rEar uore oersua sion will Do
1roNu r-n rho AFFAIR
l.-- Pr8t- is also expected 10
transfer las batting aalIitf From S.
Con ta fhe Tanke-z When IRE
afer c'sb pas irving 10 bgv rhe
second oasewaC from ere Browns
1arir- rhe summer Ph Rail- men
stoned something bat sounded pre-
Cl>ey Eka United states treasury
~ tol RUPERT ard -Gc deal imme.
d.a'ely dt John MrGraw Nou
rr.-.....r ftl--r.f and rIFff ra-a hail
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
IDA SWIF1'S
COUNT HELD
AS ALE N
GiacOmO MinOttO Is Sc
cretly Arrested
BY L. 5.

CHICAGO. oct % Count eta
como MnoUo. Vho was born in Ber.
I'm and lived there 20 Years and
vho Recently sought a place In tho
diligence bureau of the UniteG
states nav. was secretly arrested
lere a week aso on orders from the
immigration olreau AZ Washington
j. was learned today
lae warrant technically charges
thai the count may become pubic
charge I{e is ar liberty ON Sj].ocp
bonds provided by his .atherlnlav.
Louis n Swlf- ne packer The
count has been known as James Mi
MOTTO since his marriage ,1 Ida May
Swift. in 1915
= ann sure The department o. Ia
Dor Wlil eKorerats me said Minoitc
7 arm nm Italian citizen and am rex
stored As such lr Nrftra was
horn n Berlin oG' have been RAISED
BE- itsly and always considered l'aN
n, home uaui coming 20 thi- couu
try 1lei wr declaration of lH'cn
ton 70 beccm, 1n American cluten
last july
fffr leaving school Vas OFT
r'cyed ts pho Dsutschc bank m Ber
I'm subsequently, gong 20 london
branch Whar t0e way broke out
-he branch was Discontinued and Z
came 10 The United states 70 seek
erIloyment. whtch ! obtained with
rhe Guaranty Trust company here
Promoted b. feelings of Loyalty
art believing that ny knoV edge or
six forei ign languages would he 90
more value % NY coun ry han my
services in he ranks as = private.
w-ote 20 The sec-etary ~ War, July
90 1917 Offering ny services IN an
capacity and stating wa- AT Italian
subNc' There being no place whore
could De 90 service. made fhe
same Offer "a The navy department
Two bearings have already been
held IN Min0rto's case A third wih
BE- held rhis week a. which deposi
lions taken IN NeU York wlil be
rad C1e0rEc Nor Seebcc6 and tr1tZ
Kuhn. 40 - N.uotto's friends and
former employees ~ fhp reufsche
bank. are informed Ia that CRY
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
MICHIGAN
SMOTHERS
NEBRASKA
II. of VI. Takes Big
Game From Western
ers 20 TO O

IT, TIE great surprise pi mos .
football followers thc University ul
Michigan fairly awarmt1 over the
huekv NshraFka university men 1ai
prilay afternoon and romped on VII
tho football game. 20 points to no.p
lng In every department ot we
game excep' n size Michigan show
81 her upe norify
These two teams bad been relied
upou 10 fgBt a tight battle WIN INC
odds layoring me wes,erncrs "ho
eame no Michigan after having
fought on some high grade teams
and with her own goal lne inFioia' ?
Men who bet ON football games mao"
Nebraska the favsute an odds Of fNo
IA ono seldom has Michigan been
on the short end OF The oe'tns ~
ueclaly on her own home field
Soon after play hcgaL in tAe DTS
neriod Froemke grabbed the bah OBJ
his own ie-yard line and raced th'
fun length ~ the field for tolch
down. To was aided by some OK zoe
most masterful blocking hy his team
mates that has been witness 2 ""
Ferry acId in years. As thc corn
huskers we're about 10 down him. AT
various times during his speciatlieI
dash Michigan man would sholi
der his way ia and unceremoniou-it
shoulder the tackle away FROM
this time on the game WAS put away,
for Michigan gained confidence ana
Nebraska appeared q crumple up
She continued TO pat W a GOOD
game, but always on The defensive.
In the second quarter another touc.'
down was added and later TWO neio
goals brought the score up 20
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
GEN. BIDDLE
Is PROMOTED
Detroit Soldier Made Assistant
To Army Chief ct
STAFF

WASHINGTON Oct ~ Secre
ary or War Haktr has announced ia.
appointment az MAJ .Gru JOHN $500.
die. a native OF Detroit. of thc na
tonal army. to become asslstar
chief o. stan 90 the army The
post has been Nacant since Gen
Bliss succecdc1 MAJ Cen Scott as
chief ~ staN
The position carries fhe rank 90
majors general in the regular army
Cen Riddie is in France iit g.
IS years old and Vas appointed
from Michigan to fhr military .rtt.
envy 81 West POINT Sept $3.50
Ike graduated vifh thp class oi tl
and belongs 90 the engineer corps
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
PALMER BEATS
TOLEDO PLAYER

Ray Palmer OF Detroit. defeated
Hugh Heal. OF Toledo. in Saturday
evenings game in the tbroo-cushion
billiard league race by score of
81 20 90 Palmer had a high rn
Of Eve. and Heal got a four The
players each have one 90 their
credit As a result ~ the week
play. Pierre Maupomc. OF Cleveland
n leading the league with Sis sic.
lories and "A single defeat Four
ghcrs including iohn Layton. of
Detroit. are tied for second place
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29

was attracted by the fight and Gar
cos hid behind an automobile. Willis
In hiding he picked n half dozen
books from the machine
- was so excited. I didn't know
had them" he explained TO the
court
Here's where you get chance
20 amuse a few friends in jail" said
the court and sentenced him 10 SIS
fine CT so days IA the workhouse.
Garcos didn't produce the money
and WAS soon headed for the county
fail
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
HIGH SCHOOLS
HAVE GOOD DAY
Detroit Teams Drop One Foot
ball Game In Eight Starts
SATURDAY.

Detroit high school teams had a
very successful day Saturday. win
ming six ont 81 eight starts and tying
in another The Pontiac reserves
Just nosed out the Central High ~
serves BY score OF q 20 q, while
Detroit Northern and Birmingham
battled 70 nothing te nothing tie
Following are the results Of Sa'ur.
days high school games
central high IT, Pontiac high 2.
Eastern high CT. FfntOn high q
Western high 20. Cass Technical o.
Pontiac Reserves 8. Central Re
serves o.
Northern high q Northwestern Re-
serves q
South
Detroit Northern o. Birmingham
hieh Q.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29

The grand fury which Is 20 con
ycne AT Concord. y c.. today. IL en-.
pected Co take action In the case Of
CASTOR H. Means. who is held on
warrant charging him with the
killing of Mrs Maude a King. the
wealthy Chicago widow mystcriously
killed ~ RlackwRter Springs on
the night uf Aug %
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
Mclean BETTERS
OLD ICE RECORD

Bobby Mclean. who Is giving
ikating exhibitions In The Arena
Ms week ON sunday night went
mt after the record for $40 yards
ND had no dimcully Ia lowering &c.
Be- did che quarter in 80 $50. or cut
fnr I Is seconds from The previous
Forld's record The time will not
ie allowed as official az tho trial
FaH NOT sanctioned purInr fhe
foek b. viii Try 20 improve on the
narks at many distances and will
aso give exhibitions In fancy skat.
a. at which BE- is an artist.
--
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29
Mailing a Cold!

WE have read letters from Chalmers Distributors
W in which they have stated that competitors
saving to present owners of Chalmers and to
prospective buyers generally that the manufacture of
Chalmers cars would be discontinued.
There thirty 800 automobile companies recognized by the
general trade and sell Touring and Rodsers
retail prices between SLIGO and $780, We haven't heard
that all of these companies of them, going dis
continue production quit business Why, then, should the
Chalmers with better than many others in this class of 30
manufacturers, stop production?
WE MAKE PROPHECY and will authorize Distributors
back up with 100000 of money; that the Chal-
Company the Maxwell Management will stand ahead of
will ahead of 20 of these production
in 1919 This doesn't look though expected discontinue
making Chalmers
The people trying disturb the present Cal
them about get better
"traden their Chalmers
The for circulating such a story generally would be pre-
the prospective purchaser from inspecting Chalmers
because if prospective buyer of automobile will look and ride
the present Chalmers models be will be buy 1t
Is the best selling at $l365 that we know of
This why Chalmers will be made not
only in 1913, but in 1919, 1920 and other years
Another that the Maxwell organization has told the
general Public that Chalmers would be produced In larger
titles than before and have making good with the
public sales and production.
IlaINst e S2e4~~+.o
Chnrue, MapweuA oArCO upame.
~ L. j. Robinson CO.
HGAGl
NNSX Woodward al Edmund Place
The Detroit times., 1917-10-29

rrfntina--ths ptRin neat ktad--thnt
. rtFht--Tfmes Dob nept.--Maiu $3.50.