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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-23
S 9eorse

bor Set poft ltor 6orbitrclle mos
Splfcrnc, at Sc bebonoleoe Sen lfon-
hinociife @on0elsfloo6e, Tom tpife
&rigslfibc ocn II. Oftober trof poo
/ Noroi6erL meo iaa 1tor @rulom:
beo, efter at &c ferlt bop0e e6elog1
sc cngelife M~rigs1fibe, ser f1,lgtt
nlc0 lom @ejfpttcllc al Sen6elsflaa:
Sen.
Mon lfol tenfe poa at fao neo.
lagt EN- ifan6i11opiif Tellesprotel1
limo 60en tplfe 8rutalitet.
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Nnrpr.

&aptajn .Gpalo ImnnbIem tilbage=
ienber iine tpife ltbmerf,lier.
st Sclcgrom ira &riltiania meb-
6eler, at Sept. &ool0 Mmuno1en,
Den ber6e1sberpmte norife Op6agel=
lcsrejienoe, bar in6gipet ale fine
tpife ubneonelier og >Deforationcr
til Sen tiff e@elan6t / Morge for
Sjemlen6elle. Sc norbert tie Sber-
fol6 poa nor1fe 5pfolf, iom i9rlig
/ ben lenere Sis bor fru1oet 5te6,
CT @rul6en til Mmunblens SAMPLE
mao0e.
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DERES DUNE.

Brue Murine Djenmedicin. Insen Smerter-beha-
Smme Dine os betendte 0jelaae. Murine er ineen
Patentmedicin. men brugt i Leaers Praksis i IA.
rinaer. Faas j Drue Stores for Soc pr. FIaske.
Murine 0iensalve j Tuber for Csc. Skriv efter Bog
ON Oiene: faas frit fra
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
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Sra 6erperne.

Eli u8ien" ifripes ira Serperne:
Seq ifol / Sag lenoe 0cm ct lille
@rep. Set er e1 tung Sio; &rigen
ra1er frem0eles - III lDnes ol6rig
Sen ifal foa Gnoe. 9og maa ben
uel opb9re omitoer. Ser gaar 10 en-
2e1lgiel efter Sreo element 2an-
oc1le. Waoife Mmerifa iaa fan britt
&C % til bore 2engs1ers Moal.>
81 b9rer oilers laore list fra &rigen
mi, men. Sorpe0eringerne bliber lto-
Oigt De6, lfjgnt set for l911ge it6en
blep % meb6elt / 8looene, at M1ne=
rita DaDOe fu110et ct M}i0oel til at
befGmpe Observation-Disclosures, mon
bette Mtooel mart fan bite fig birf-
ni1gsful0t. Observation-Disclosures Ia
Der 10 Sc fleit tie l1pffer; tbi 0erpeO
forbinores tore Gilf9rsler; og naor
ti1lige Mmerifa oil iette % nertrole
paa Station, ga er Set life 1ple u6-
1t9ter; ierlig 6a for Dem, lom life
fan bre6fe6e fig ie1D. Gn Erpit er
Set imi6lertio, at ser ipnes at blibe
en- ret go6 9p1t / Mor / 9oumorf
me6e,s Tpiflonos Mpl life er go6,
eftcr bbob ser berettes. Snn Soften
/ Sronfri9 og @nglan0 b9rer hi In
tet. s oct &ele berer ri gr11r1me liot
fra &rigcn. Men ser fon1mer nof e1
Sag ct gp0t 8u0ifob ONT, at mi
fan ser pe1rtes Sre6. Sen Mlmpg-
tige ct / 5tal16 til itfe blot .pou
5logmorfen at la6e Sen ieire> JOINT
frmpcr for en- borig 6re6. Men &on
ia nogioa bagoe6 &rigsifueplo6ien
birfe gje1rer1 cit goo eller 6aor11ig
SpIt til at frernme Greocn. 9Drti0
Tar H. og 6en Til iiffert blipe pch
1nnoe efter .&rigens Opber. &bi1fc
itore @procr og Sab 6en1e &rig oog
f6rer me6 fig, og hptlfe frpgtelige
5fotter benter life Sem, Ser bag
efter @rigen ifol betale @il6et, set
er fife blot Sc &rigsf6ren6e, men
oaioa 6e Nel1trale; ia, ligeiom set
er eli, @eroensfria> ioole0es, moo BE-
Ge &er6en bore 8pr6erne og Tabet.
Mcn loo % ioa oeioo baohe, at
be!!e 8er6cns 5toter fon blipe loo=
lc6es enige igje11> at Ser poa 6ette
@r1tnolog fan bpgges en- fat og bo-
rig &er6ens fre6.
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Nh. leieRl NJ er Diet Tiden at faa Deres
80 egen Farm. Vii selge Dcm
lou Acres at Virgin Prairie Land i PEN
nlnGton Co., Mimi, med $500. kontant
odbetaling og Resten paa meget lette Be-
tailngsvilkaar. En- HSst at HSr skulde be-
tale tor den. Pris SIS. pr Acre. Skriy eff
ter vor Llste paa improved" Farme.
neganDotharll, Req Lake Fails, Nina
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CLAY & BECKER CO., MIMI.
160 Acres, 5 Mil Ost for Ulen,, MinH-
Alt i%ndhegnst, code Bygninger, lao
Acres opbraekket, Resten Graesgan-
ge, skandinavisk Nabolag, kun SIS.
Acre paa lette Vilkaar. Har andre
code Farme til Salg. Skriv efter
J. 7. Johnson Land Co., Ulen. Mimi.
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19 Acres Improved" Farm Stearns Co.. Minnesota,
st@der op til n god By, sort Jordbund, Lerunderlag, IS Acre under
Dyrkning, Resten Eng og Gr@sgange, en- ideel "stock-Farm", 80 Acres
indhegnet, god Brqnd, sOr Iund, godt Snt Bygninger, aasom Hus.
stad, Kornlade, H9nsehus, etc. Prs $65. pr Acre meget lette Vii.
kaar. Skriv efter Liste over Farme.
WINNER SCHMlT REALTY CO.. Belgrade. MINI.
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Naar en- OpofreIie intet fo]ter,
bliper ben eroogiaa poatra1lgenbe
%l1gobelbig.
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d 0VE! ~ 80 =. A.r

81 !rommehindcr hjulpetutalliee Dave 10 TO-
9or'se saaveisom saadanne. der har Susen i IA owe.
u var H HEn ay ? ds 3 fSzs.e som esholds TIrommekinds rne.
Som havde veret d6v siden Barndommsn ~ 1S han
kan neyldns. at han siden h6rer alt fuldsten dist.
ssndes paa Prove imod en- ringe Forudbetai;n.s III
ale som henvender sic iii mig, : -
Merck, 2of ". 1880 Str, New York, q. u.
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Scr ct 0Drti6 paa 9erne; men
set bprer man 10 oaioo a116re 5te=
Ser fra. 6er9erne ligger lo11gt moo
Mor6> poo 60. 8re66egro6. Eooge
90 Megn bar Sc 6erfor meget al.
gfu ct hi ii6lt / Mltg111t, og en6ml
bar Sc life facet @eet bjerget bjem.
Ser er oilers go6 Npl / Star, blot
De Tan foa set goot biem.
&je6 bor Sc liot al / Qor, 6o ser
/ @intcr Pp5e benpeo $4,000 Toor
paa @rltr1o al l1pejr. Nn forleoen
Sag fange0es ser En- flor @bolflof
poo 100 @rin6ebbaler, cit 5logs
Delfiner, bcis &ip0 er brl1gelie til
Menl1eifefpoe. Ser CT ba ogiao al
minoc!!ig @lpbe ODER Sen go6e
Songlt. Sbolerne fan pbe fra 200
til 1000 @g. &je0 boer.
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990 karne Red Lake County, MINI 2 Mil fra god By, indhesnet med
VAV hVlVO '"woven wire 2 "Barb wire paT Topper Of sCross fenced"
ESQ Acres under Dyrkning, Rehn Gres o& Holland, 100000 vmd af Bygnineer,,
smuk Lund rundt Bygmneerne, god Br0nd med neeigt af udmerket Wand, daHi&
fri Posdevering, / Milf Jefferson Hovedlandevej, sm l6berfra St. Louis til VIM
vi tIbyder for de neEe 80 Dage, denne udmerkede Farm til Sos. pr Acre,
$4,000, kontant, Reten pas lang It'd til E pct. Bes0g Ejeren.
Holland Land Agency, Red Lake Falls, Mimi
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HEM FOR ALE.

Code, dldels dyrkede Farme nsr Roseau, fra $4,000 pr Acre og op.
En- Del gdt Land fra 10 til IS Mil fra Byen, $500 til $500 or Acre.
$40 Acres szrdees godt Land 5 Mil fra Roseau, ~ Mil fra Station $500
p1 Acre. Noget godt and Byte for Automobler. Fortxl mg hvad
De onsker og jg skal sende Beskriveber.
D. H. BENSON. Roseau. Roseau Co. MINI.
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VI HAIR BESLUTTET at udbyde til salg pa lette Vnkaar, 1880
Acres af udvalgt Farmland, beliggende Marshall og Pennington
Counter.
Dette Land var kj9bt af mig personHg, ehr e meget indgaaen-
de Undersegelse at Observation-Disclosures, Jordunderlaget, VandafSb
og Beliggenhed. @
I Arealet er der 2 improved" Kvart sechoner, som hver tiby-
des til $40. pr Acre og / meget improved" 20 Acres Farm TIL
bydes til $50: pr Acre. Flere Kvart sectioner til s25. pr Acre,
og 3 Kvart Sectioner belggende we'd elektrisk LIME til $3. pr
Acre. ogsaa 2 code Kvart sectioner, der er 9 Mil fra Marked,
som tlbydes til $3.50 pr Acre. Meget lete Vikaar gives med
lille Udbetaling og 6 pct Rente. =
Skriv efter nermere Oplysninger til
" JOHN BRATRUD. Thief River Falls, Mimi.
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! $50 Acres tildels dyrket Farm, >belggende 8 Mil fra Kennedy.
! MINI, ct Iibud, der er $40. lavere pr Acre end den virkelioo
! Vard1, saafremt den s@lges linden Is Dage. Code Bygninger
! K1beren. $50. pr Acre, lette Vilkaar. skriv efer Onlvsniu
J ger og Lste over andre Land Godtkj9b. ~
! A. CARLSON. Kennedy. MINI.
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Ni er 5lottenbejarere eller gni-
ere, efteriom mon oerlter Raa0 er!er
SiRIp al og.
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- Sfrib efter Brgoenamn,e,
al bette 8Ia6.
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kom til kittson County!

..o"' =" A't@'o oo""'y' ming" Land MINI. Klover OF Al
1aidas ALL nsem Is avn fro Let t. at p. DYKE K godt Wand, gdt Klima~ vi har
f9R e e Godt 7 h v%relses Hs stald Kornlade og Hensehus. relefon
cement: selges for s325o pr Acre. Andre Godtkjeb Iette Vi,k s
Skriv Dag. First come, first served, ~
J.. A. ~BERGQUIST. KarLtad, MINI
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It'll CoI~ Stock cg AgerbrugsFarnne i Red River Valley. Bed
l. 0oA5' ste ordbund, passende til allie Kornsorer og Alfalfa
800 Acre Farm: alt dyrket, ny store Bygninger at allie slags. Alt
indhegnet, Z Mil fra By, $50. pr Acre.
$50 Acre Farm: 80 Acre dyrket Resten Prairie der kan dyrkes. Godt
St Bygninger, alt indhegnet, S Mil fra BY, $50. pr Acre.
HALVERS0N & STEPHENSON. Goodridge. MINI.
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En- udval&t Meeker County Farm

pa~ so Acres skandinavisk Settlement, med code improvements.
lille Frugthave, smuk Lund, nar skole og By, SIS Acres under Plov
R@ten Ha- og Grassland, Pis $3.50 pr Acre, $4,000. kontant. Resten
SOL Diet paSer. Kj@beren. -
PAYNESvnLE LAND CO.. Paynesvlle, MINI.
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Farme till Sales, -:

Farme til Sa|gs, s T{es'' cS Sssest t ss s gt5et LINT aaasi I Ds9
Minnesota. Fra So. pr Acre og up, Diet Ell biligere end at tage
Homestead. Code Stock Farme. Hvorfor lGe, naar De kan ee Deres
egn Farm. for Ht Penge. Jeg har 3 Kvart Sections, som De kan be-
tale deNis med Automobiler. Ogsaa godt Hotel til salg triyejg Bv
ned 800 lndbyggere, eler vii Byte. BesSg eMer skriv pa Engelsk
til WIN. o. GAYLORD LAND CO.. Grygla, Mimi.
100 ACRES STOCK FARM. 5 Mil fra e BY med 1000 1ndbyggere,
we'd udmarket Vel, 1 Mil til Skole. 100 Acres under Dyrkning 20 I'll
25 Acres af god Eng. Resten Gr@sgange. Indhegnet OF ~cross fen
ced'. TO Etages Frane-Hus, Z V@relser, Stenkjmlder. Hip roof"
stald 36x4O Fd. Nyt H@nsehus, strt Kornmagasin. Svinehus 90 Ma
sklnhus Udm@rket Brand med godt klart Wand. Jordbunden er ekstra
god. lngen sten og alt godt beliggende. Godtkjeb til $45. D Acres.
naaIns vnh A oArlV e1er Oplysn1nger og Liste ver andre Farme.
P Peche 19unO' BALDWIN G. SON,
AN Neson' Frazee, MINI.
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For hurtigt Sal&. 1S Seen Afre s. 8 Nil fra a, Ne n . alt ind
Grasgange og Eng, we'd god Vel, code Bygninger og udmerket Wand.
maa selges straks, $5. pr Acre., $1,000. kontant, Reshn a ldte vii
kaar. Skriv til
e. BERGSMAN, Newfolden. MINI.
~. a.. (: .nsY..i ..nr .nA. 49, 80 49,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24

Jim ENcu.c nr stnrN.

that this defendant opened ms
mouth
Thin Excuse or story.
Mr.. Davies declared tina the de-
PENDANT had stated he never told his
story to a human being until ABOUT a
wcek ago 1t was only when he saw
himself covered bN this mountain of
evidence" ne ndded that he thought
nf his thin excuse or story concerning
what happened lu the Gluricta woods,
How ala il impress YOU. gentlemen?
Did II NOT nausratc YOU with disgust
when you saw this %defeudan; 90 on
the stand and attempt 10 make YOU
believe that the shooting Of clyde H..
Armour waS accidental DID il not
disgust YOU and make YOU feel trat Il
had been much better il this defend
ant had come in here and entered "A
plea OF guilty Of this charge and
thrown himself on the mercy % this
court? can he possibly expect that
you will believe this improbable. alb
surL aud ridiculous story he has given
YOU in view OF the proven facts of
this case? And, In view Of what the
defendant did, II seems to be impos-
slble that twelve men car believe he
told the truth.
lie says he stuDbod his toe and he
started to fall. the gun was resting
on his left arm and the finger OF his
right hand was on the hammer. He
started to fail and h gun went on
End struck Armour In the back. He
did not tell you how IL was possible
60 hit Armour Would he. have you
believe that Armour was down in a
hole so that his level was reduced.
Does he give you n details to cor
ro0orate his story? No, he fastened
over this scene in the woods. His
counsel had him drunk at this point
ana the next minute he was sober
and when the defendant was cross
examined on the stand here he had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24
very convenient way OF forgetting.
"Eorgcttcr."

\ "~Iorgcttcr.'
'Ile could remember details hat he
wanted tu remember IN the minutcst
particulars hut. whenever he app
proach,d a hole, he too 10
his convenient forgotten. At the
Troy hotel, for Instance. in Las Vegas.
he could not remember signing ~.
". Rlancett' on the register but he
did remember writing the word
Fresno after %.
$40 gentlemen uf the jury. Ebert
W. Hlaucctt did not run mp tn clyde
y. Armour when he saw him fan that
day and say My God! Armour No.
he did not can on Him whose justico
ne had tramplcd under foot that day.
II Is true we had no witnesses present
In tell why clyde -. Armour fell, eX-
cept hat eye that pierces every dark
ness aud sees everything that was
done in this world"
Mr.. Davies , cleared there are other
evidences to - Nv hat Blancett plan
ned the murder Of Armour and delib-
~erately shot the Sioux city man down
In cold blood and shot him down that
day In October. lie pointed out that
it was evident the dead mans pockets
had been rifled, for not 50 much as "A
penny or a nickel were in them: the
railroad pass and wallet containing 10
and travellers checks were not found
on the body. Mr.. Davies insisted that
il is incredible to believe that Ar
mour. with a nne new automobile and
the means To run 1t all the way from
Sioux City, Iowa to the Pacific coast,
would be going round without n cent
| or a nickel in his pockets.
! How shrewdly he managed the
matter Of his mileage book. explain
ed the attorney. He knew that II he
came into court and admitted ne took
this out Of the pockets of Armour al
! ter he had been shot down, he would
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24

have had no possible chance OF maxi
Ing YOU believe his story. so he was
thoGghtful enough to take are To
state he got the p~ocketbuok out of the
BLACK valise. lie took all except this
lngersolI watch. exclaimed Nj. pa
vics. pointing to the watch. with IL
crystal broken. and he dad not take
this watch because ne could not get
anything ou, of that.
While MI Davies was appealing to
the jury not Co let their s%ympathies
FOR Blancctrs mother stop them from
doing their duty many women IN tho
court room wept II there were -
few men whose eyes alsn grew damp.
Mr.. Davies predicted that counsel for
the defense might appeal for mercy
because OF a mother sorrow. but ne
declared that no man YET had been
hanged without disgrace ana misery
hcing inflicted on his mother.
Pointing To- the defendant. the at
torney shouted.
Unworthy flesh of her flesh. He
has sat here throughout this trial
without one sign Of human emotion,
leaving that poor old mother 10 bear
the brunt OF the sorrow. Counsel for
the defense dares not appeal Ia you
In the name OF mother nor In the
name of sympathy. because justice II
crying u here that this defending
pay the price of the blood he shed on
the hill near Glorietu.
Mother iicnains stcssdfast.
you never. of course, could make
this mother admit this. because she
viii cling to him as "A vine clings 20
the wall. She will ever see In his
eyes the baby light OF yore, and upon
his lips the same baby smile she has
always known. That il a mother. But
II we are go consider the sympathy
for a mother In this case. there Is
another mother | must mention. II
the defendants mother Is entitled "a
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sympathy. more Is due 10 the mother
OF the murdered man. Yuu nre sworn
not to protect the guilty. but 10 pro
tect the innocent. Then think Of what
a terrible, what a horrible recollection
this innocent woman. Mrs. Mary u.
Armour. must take with her to the
gravc The death of most of ns, while
IL source of sorrow to our relatives
and friends. Is different from clyde
-. Armour's death. While cold in
death. there is yet that lovely casket
TO hold the remains. n there are
sweet-smclllng flowers "a watt thcir
perfume. and there Is generally a
smile Of repose on the face. and there
are man marks of the attentions Of
the embalmer. But poor Mrs. Armour
has not thai consolation when she
thinks OF her son every minute the
rest of her life. How Will she remem-
her her boy? There will be that ter
ribie last recollection Of gnarled bones
eaten away by wild animals; the
memory OF the last vestige OF that
face. which she beheld as beautiful In
life, Scared by the sharp teeth OF coy
otcs and wolves. No. gentlemen Of
the jury. there is no cause here 20 let
sympathy swerve YOU FROM your duty.
Deputy sheriff George W. Armiio
TRANSLATED the speech into Spanish.
phrase by phrase, as IL was delivered.
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Santa r.. y. NJ. Aprll 4
Tho hardest fought murder n az 4
Tor years In New Mexico reached 4
~ final stag" this afternoon 4
when District Attorney j. H. 4
Crist launched into the nnal At I
gumeut IN the states attempt Ia 4
} tistsu the alleged murder of I
clyde d. Armour on T.. " Blau- 4
} c'tt Mr.. Crist. who asked Tor 4
i've hours To- close for the state 4
followed i've hours Of argument 4
} hy defeuscs counsel, ana a pre-
} vtuus thrvc-hOur udurcss by the
} assistant district attorney. Mr..
Crist sgathingly attacked thc
} character Of Blancctt as alleged
B 10 he shown bv his own evidence.
B what do YOU want MS to 1u
B with this man he demanded
, Turn him loose aud start hIm
} out with a bunch OF decorations,
B a bottle oi whis6ey and q shot I
' gun" " Mr.. Crist was not cX-
B pected to finish until the n!rht
B session,
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Special Correspondence 10 1he Herald.
Santa Fe. y. NJ, April 2i.-Thc
Blancett murder case. contrary To cN-
~poct1tiuus, viii not 20 To- the jury un-
an late tonight, judging from iudica-
tons this afternoon. Argument was
begun yesterday afternoon by Assist
mi District Attorney t. T.. Davies for
the state. a, q. Reuehan, counsel for
Elpugott, spoke llst night ana part OF
this forenoon District Attorney Crist
g. engaged in MAILING the closing az
pumout this afternoon
The session yesterday morning was
taken up hy the defense 90 au cnorr
o. strengthen the story ct Elauc,tt
that the killing of Armoug was acc.-
dental. Biaucett. % VIII he recalled,
had stated uu tho stand that he Killed
Armour with 20 shotgun. but IA, de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24

Madrid. Cvia Paris. April "a. 5;os
a. m)-The government has sent an
other note 10 Germany on the subma-
rine question, according 10 III Impair
Cial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24

A little WANT AID now and then
Is rea by every class of men--and
women too. Try one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24

The success of Pompeian HAIR Massage is in is
name. Massage" 1t : a treatment, not mereiy atomic
The massaging (~rubbing) OF the scalp wakes up the
roots OF the hair to new life. This m~assaging also
opens the pores OF the scalp to the wonderful, stimu-
lating liquids in P~ompeian HAIR Massage. Dandrul
goes. Your hair will become and stay healthy. zig.
orous and attractive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24

Want to trade that mule for a gas
wagon? Try tho WANT AID way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24
One Bottle Shows Actua. Result

P~ompeim HAIR Ms.sage isa Clear amber liquid
tnoi q cream. No. oily Not aticky, Very pleasant
20 use. 25s, 500 and 81 BOTTLES, al he store
MEN Have your barber give you . treatment and
prove o yourself how ,e;reshed ,our scalp ,ecls by
one application
Don play with %laSluoi ga, ongsr &c q noiiio
of p~umpeian today gn5 .c demonstrate Ina dan
drun car be stoppcc 40 you, aaii made ~aitracliTe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24
Month"; End Saving Opportunities

ming in the caseo Of iotous special sales; short prices, short talk. Suffice to say,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-24
JURY WILL NOT GET
bLANCETT CASE UNTIL
SOME TINE TONIGHT
District Attorney Crist Launches
Into the Final Argument This
Afternoon Asks for Five Hours
TO Close for State.


by Associated Prsss
The Keota news., 1917-05-25
IS MAJOR
TROOPS MUSTERED IN FOR NEW
CAVALRY SQUADRON.
iohn Evans Has Charge Of Rsoistra-
ton for ssiset'vs Service for
Colorado Troops.

Wsstsrn Newspaper Union News Service.
Dsnver.-General orders issued By
the adjutant generals office recog-
ni1ed the Official organization OF the
Second squadron Of cavalry OF the
Colorado National Guard. X. E. Lin
dsrfelt. former army officer and for
several years active in the state mi
litia. has been commissioned major Of
the new cavalry.
Maj. Linderfelt accepted the COM
mission and reported At the state
house for duty. Tho troops compris-
ing the squadron already have been
mustered into the state service and
include Troop E. Denver; Troop r.
Walsenburx; Troop 9. Steamboat
Springs and Troop H. Telluride.
John Evans began the active duties
Of provost marshal Of Colorado. He
was assigned to the rooms Of the
speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives. whore he viii have charge Of
tho administration Of the registration
for selective service for Colorado
troops. He will be q subordinate both
OF the State Military Board and the
War Department. His work will in
clude the notification Of AL the sher-
ifs in Colorado OF their duties in re-
gard to the registration of citizens for
war service.
The Keota news., 1917-05-25
Benefits From Gardening.


The man who puts In honest and con-
scientious work on his garden must be
q winner. even II not one radish ever
dnds its way to his dinner table. He
Is benefited by the vigorous outdoor
work. He is strengthened by the con-
sciOusness Of having done his best.
And he has gained valuable expert
ence which will enable him to do bet
ter next year.
1t Is safe to predict that the gar
dens that fail to produce anything will
be very few. The spirit which in
spires the backyard gardener Is the
spirit that works miracles. OF those
who undertake the work with little
hope the majority are likely to be
happily surprised. Even partial sue
cess Is an abundant reward. and 1t will
be an incentive for more intelligent
though not more conscientious work in
the future.-Exchange.
The Keota news., 1917-05-25

Runs Down Woman: speeds Away.
Evans.-Ars. Sadie Newall Of this
place IL in the Greeley hospital suf-
fering from . conclusion Of the brain.
several bad cuts and bruises and in
ternal injuries that may prove fatal.
~ the result OF an accident while
walking in the road between Greeley
and Evans. She was on the right side
OF the road. when IN automobilist
came along 1t high rate Of speed and
ran into her. knocking her down and
rendering her unconscious. The driv-
er Of the car paid NO attention to her
injuries. but continued his mad drive.
leaving her lying In the road. from
which place she was picked up by an
other autoist and taken to the Greeley
hospital. The identity of the auto
driver Is unknown, and she refuses to
tell who 1t was. tho she evidently
knows.
The Keota news., 1917-05-25
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