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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
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ter der og Ser langS 5lagli1tien !
Belgielt % Jral1frig MI og % ct
9lngreb paa 5fpttegrabe, Ell 8in=
Ding Der og Der, % en- Wfengoe
bgbe % laore0e ~ oct er bet almin=
5oclige Sssl16trpf, MON faar at 8egi=
penbcoerne poa 8e1tfronten Wd11
fon1mer til at t9nfe paa, ON Set MI
i set bele pil FIRE til noget ofgis=
ren6e n1eb aTe 6e &e i, oper: 90
ol1fri11g 5fDttegrapene, ont oiSIe
&ontpe life biloe funne forfi9ttes
set nen6elige l1ben at bringe 11oget
Mcll1ltat. 9foI ser loos 5ldg, ionl
tan pirfc, 1l1oa 6e BOG bilt Haas !
eller fra 2uften. M6filliee floge
Mnn6s Gonfer goar ben Netning.
Set tp6er poa set iantme, at &epre-
,iei1tontbnfet bar bebtaget Ell Bebil=
ling poo $40 Neill. Do1Iors til at
bpgge $4,000 6lDpemoifiner for. 9g
@nberngr Coz, Ohio, l1otalte forle-
Del1 peb ct Mgbe ! en- OfficersIejr,
at sSre6 bill fonme fra M9loe1e /
2ufter. Mmerifnnife guglenpn0,
iom fGrer Son poa Son al 9Dna-
init forbi JienoenS 2pbegraDe, bil
nao. gsien og 4iel og 6oelpgge iffe
blot Ebflon6S Slaaoe, men enbber
Mnltalt, iont be0ligeboloer 9rlto{elen
fra &reusienS SsSmperialisme. San
on1talte Den1melige sSorbe0ringer,
ion1 ifol bore bleDe11 giort paa SlD=
Del11alfinerne, og erf1areoe, at an1e-
rifallfe SlDbere bil bribe Gpif1al16
1io al 2Gbegrabene og frerntpinge
Srco for alle fon1n1en6e gi6er.
Mn6re taler fillige ON, at Der
ogiaa maa gibres 11oget til 5gs.
gll itor SER i 2uften eIler ct Of
lgjerenoe gpflog ser set ene1te lorn
fan foranore stillingen. 5fpttegrap=
friger1 er fun forfeit Mproeri uben
'lloiiat til Dirfe1ig 5ejr poo l,ogerl
.of 5iber1te.
De sSorel1eoe 5toter rtoo t1of e11-
ten foretogc ct fort Mngreb fra 2uf-
ten eller ogina Dobe ct 5lag MOO
Gpiflan6S @beifpttebe Slaobe i &ie-
1erfanalen, ellers bill begge Starter
Mibc iiooenoe sfolt i BET uml1Iige
ufgre paa 8eltfronten. Maaife fun
oe Mmerifa qfgjgre l16fa1oet peo at
.ien6e flere Mi1lioner Meno, n1en
bette biIbe treffe ioo l9nge l1o, at
ingen fan 9ine gn6en.
Haa 2Itfronte11 tier ser 6og mo-
~ - s~-frs- +
get, ibet &usierne ltaoig 1neb &taft
fpmper fig fern1ab moo 2e1nberg og
toger Ell Sengoe Sanger 11pite11
10000 Mano fioen | SsSuli. gpifer-
ne flptter mango Sropper fra 8eit
til 9it. Mon un6res bare ober, at
oe e116nu tan be6b!tbe 1neo oen
Monpbre. De 1l1aa 10 mere, at set
pigtigite for giebliffet -er ont 1lrl1=
ligt at itan6ie Sen rusiiife Ober-
ipgmmelie i 9f. 9g oet forlDoer, at
6e ogter fig langere 1ror6 poa for
at angribe Hetrogrob.
Nnm9l1ert1e bar begDnot at rgre
.iia. mems @rafenla16 enonu 1igger
title Set taGer Sis at fomn1e i
0roen og faa begpn6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
Blatlnt Eat1nat,1wnn.
Irm 9ip Dleiem, Ghieaap.

DTM 3slD queen, ODtca90.
Den i bloc 8reoie fienote 8ru
5reoeriffe Oleiell fpbt 8io, fDIote
|ifglge u&ebben" ben 16. ssSnli 80
Mar Com fit Nebp, ben forl9nglt
afog0e 5oeialiitfgrer 2ouis Nio, er
5rn 0le1en al franff Noelsilegt.
SUN bleb lin nngoom @ubernante
for Biifop @runotbigs Ber11 og op,
retteoe ienere fin egen Hige=&gjifo1e
! Aale iSplle' 4 blep en- 8enn0rer
% Sen af 9loole1nanoen 6. Soils
og tog iammen lne0 ban1 Del BET
|foHelige 8affeli liesarbeibe, 1om
|@runbtbig baboe gipef 5teoet til.
Da bun pgteoe Sens Oleie11 f9r-
|tes benoes 8irflombeb mo paa me-
re 1nnterielle Smraaber. 1om 2anb-
|brug og Mnltfnr, 11ben at bun Dog
oerfor tabte fine SSnteresier for a2i-s
bets itore 5pgrgsmaal. Sun iuIgte
me0 SDmpati Ben Gonp for en- 1lp
og beore 5amfnnbsorbni11g. iom
benoes unge Mebg inbleoebe, og fa-
ftebe fig meb iGr1ig SSber inb Mr-
beibet for Sre0siagen bDoo Ser re-
iu1terebe i, at Srebsfore11tngen /
Donmarf bolgte benoe ion tin Ne-
.prgienta1t til Sreosfongresien UNI
Der geroensuoitillin i Gbicugo.
Dermeo fpn gggtetarret Dleiel1
og oeres 86rn til 9Gicaaa ipm M
blep oeres @iem. Sleien fit Ell Still
ling / Mariboll 6telo & Sos gor-
refining. 5ammen ,neo bann iaa bel
fom efter bans 800 ofreoe 6r1 Ole
len fig n1eget for Danff Solfei1n1=
fnnoS Sag, og iDslebe for &elten
ueo fine Bigger og Baoe, <n1t oa
Mufif oip, iatnt lebeoe fgrit og iiolt
for og meb fine 89rr1.
\ ~ n & ( =
0em bar Der iefs 5gltlter.
bboraf 0er enc, s5sreoe, me1ote fig
|font SripiIIig pan Boernes 5ibe i
aanlpfell MOD gngIono og fa1ot meo
|@poer ! BET bIooige 51ag peo Mo=
|aersfonfai1r. Sire leDer gbieogo:
Npotcfer Olaf 0leier1, Der ion1
|&unitma1er bar Iagt ct eieroonl1re=
|1igt il1oipi0uelf SaIent for Dagen;
Otto Olefen Der er Dptifer; &olger
0leien, &elner; 5ben0 9leien, 8os-
HIT. Sen g!oite, 2iterot sSSobannes
|0leien, Dor i MtIonto, @a.
Sen itore 5amilie og r1ange 1tar-
itaael1oe @enner bploeoe og lDfgn=
|ifeoe ! Moroogs bet firfi11ostppeaa-
|rige Sp0ielsbogsborn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
Da,llf syolfelamfntb.

Soriloget orl at 8. S. itptter
S6ifo1e o1eorbeioet Mn1erifl nleo ct
poo So, 900 foroelt ligeliet
melIeln SfoIertte: Daneboo, Nb-
lono, 0piteo % gltteroag, er peota-
get meo fglgenoe Mfitemning
Sor:
Gbicogo Geitiibe 16, lfob 80.
pler 2, Clinton t3, giborg 5,
Menonti1tee og Mari11ette ].
ssS1nob
uSrelnao" Is, Mifop 1, gp.er 9,
Clinton 13, giborg 10, Menoninee
og WarineHe 4.
Salt for: 65.
Salt Salt iilloo:: SO.
Menominee, Micb lite sss,nIi
i 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
Opbsfalb..

Sernon S S. &orell, Son 9rans
cisco, fif ben 5. sSuli en- &jerne-
bleoning og 2anme!Ie, ionl mart
lloIufte bans 8ebioitbe0 og bed
Mionatstib 1neofprte DGoen, San
bleb fun SO Mor gan1n1eI.
&orell bor en- gio Heoaftgr of0
agien" &an oeltog meget i De Dan-
ifes 2ib i 5an Sranciseo % babbe
en- 1tor @ennefre6s. Meit fienbt er
bon blebet iom 5efretpr for Dar=
l11arfS= =gDgnings aomiteen. San fot-
tebe Manen til oenne 8pgning og
nbfdrte ct itort Nrbei6e for BEN
ct Nrbeioe, Der bill bepare bans
Nabn. Sor BET bleb ban ogioa Gio-
Der af Da11rrSbrog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20

sfrio efter Nrgbennn,mer
if bette glcb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19

where they may De. FOR instructions
as to hove they may be registered by
agent Those who expect to be ao-
sent on the dav named from the
counties In which they have their per.
mancnt homes may reg ister by mail.
but their mailed registration cards
must reach the places in which they
have their permanent homes by the
day named herein. They should ap.
ply as soon ~ practicable 10 the
county clerk Of the county wherein
they may Ice Tor Instructions as tu
how they may accomplish their regis
tratiuu by mail lu case such person
as. through sickness OF absence. may
be unable to present themselves per
sonally for registration shall De So
Iuurniug in cities ~ over 80. 600 pop
ul1tiuu they shall apply IA the cit,
clerk wherein they may he suiuuru-
ing rather Than To- the CLERK of the
county. The clerks of counties and
OF cities OF over 5r 900 population Ion
which uumcrou. applications from
the sick and from uuu-rcsidunts are
expected are authorized to establish
such sub-agcucic- and To- employ and
deput.zc such clerical force ar may
he necessary to accommodate these
AFFILIATIONS.
The power aga Inst which we are ar
raycd has sought to Impose its VIII
upon the world hy force. To this end
II has Increased armament until b,
has changed the face OF war. ~ the
-cu,e .u which Wc have been wont Ia
think Of armies there are mo- armic-
iu this struggle There are entire ma
tious armed Thus the men who rc,
main Co uIl the soil n man the fac.
tories are mo- Tess % part OF the arm,
that BE- lea France Ihan Tie men Dee,
Meath the uatucills- u must be 81,
with u. g. D. Not an army that 80,
must shape aud train for war. 10 B..
la nation To ihi- end our people
must draw clos, iu 20 compact from
against 70 common foe But this can.
not he II rach man pursues a privut,
purpose. An must pursue one pur.
pose. The nation needs an men: hu.
II needs each man, not IN the field
that viii mos, pleasure him, but IL
the endeaVur that will best serve IN,
common good. Thus. though "a sharp
shooter pleases Co operate a trip ham
mcr for the forgiug 90 great guns
and an expert m1yhinist desires O,
march with the dag. the nation 81
being served only vhen the sharp
shooter marches and the machinis
remains at his levers. The whole ma
ton must be q team In which eacl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19

Tor service under the provisions OF
this act. or regulations made 10y the
president hereunder. or otherwise
cvades or aids another To cyadc the
requirements OF this act or OF said
regulations, cor who m any manner,
shall all to or ueglcctfully perform
amy duty required of him In the oN-
e@cution OF this act shall, Il not sub
ject to military law. he guilty OF a
misdemcanpr, and upon conviction in
the district Cuurt OF the United States
having jurisdiction thereof. bee pun
ished by Imprisonment tor not more
than one year. or II subject ~ military
law. shall be tried 10y court martial
and suffer such punishment as a,
court martial may direct
Now. therefore. I. Woodrow Wilson.
president ~ IN" United States, do cali
upon the governor 81 each ur the sry-
cral states and territories. the board
Of commissioner ~ the District OF
Columbia and an officers and agents
or the several states and territories.
oi the District Of Columbia ald of
the counties and municipalities there
iu tu perform certain duties In the oN-
,cutiou ~ the foregoing law which
duties VIII bc communicated To- them
directly In regulations OF oven date
herewith
And / do further proclaim and give
notice tu an persons subject to regis
tratiou In the several states and i'm
the District Of Columbia, In accord
ancr With the above law that the
time and place of such registration
shall be between a. M and . o.. M.
ON the ith dan of june. 1919. at the
registration place iu the precinct
wherein they have their permanent
homes Those who shall have at
tanned their ~ cnty-hrst birthday aId
who shall NOT have attained their
thirty first birthday ON cor before th,
day here named are required go regis.
ter. excepting only officers and ru-
listed men in the regular urm}. IA,
navy, the marine corps, and the MAJ
tional guard and naval militia Will,
In the service ~ The United States
ana officers In the officers resery,
corps and enlisted men la the enlist.
cd reserve corps while In active ser.
vice, In the territories ct Alaska
Hawaii and Porto Rico "a day for reg
istrption will Ice named in q later
proclamation
And I do charge those who through
sickness shah be unable to preseu.
themselves for registration that tho
apply on or before the day of registra.
ton to the county clerk of the countl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19

man shall play the part for which he
Is best nttcd. To his end. congress
has provided that the nation shall
be organized for war hy selection and
that each man shalt he classified for
service I'm the place TO which Il shall
best serve The general good ia call
him,
The significance cannot be ureres'
timatcd Il is q new thing In u his
tory and a landmark in our progress.
II IL q new manner Of accepting aud
vitalizing uur duty to give ourselves
with thoughtful devotion To- Tie com
mon purpose of u- all r. be- ln no
sense a cunscription of the unwilling.
u Ia rather selection from O. nation
which has volunteered % mass. II Is
no more u choosing 90 those II shall
march with the colurs than ID Is q
selection OF those who shall serve an
equally necessary aud devoted pun
pose Ia the industries thar le behind
the battle line.
The day here named is the time
upon which an shalt present them
selves for assignment tu their tasks
~ is Tor that reason destined Go be re-
membercd as one of the most cunspio-
uops moments in u history II is
nothing less than the day upon which
the manhood Of the country shall
step forward in one solid rank Ina de-
Tense of the ideals 90 which this ma
tiou is cousecrated I. ~ important
20 those ideals no less htan tu The
urldt ~ this generation i'm manifest
ing .ts devotion to them, that there
bee NO gaps I'm the ranks
O. .s essential thai the cay Ice app
preached iu Uhoughtful apprehension
| OF it, significance and that we accord
! tu 90 tine hunot ana the mcaning that
Do deserve. Our industrial need pre-
soribe- that DO be- not made "a teChni,
cal holiday, but the stern sacrifice
/ that Is before u-. urges that Il b, car
! ried iu an our hearts as "a great day
| of patriotic devotion aad oblisa1ion
when the duty shall ue upon every
man. whether he Is himself To be reg
| istercd or not. To- see Go % that the
namc 90 every male person VI the
designated ages is written ON these
lists OF honor.
IN witness whereof ! have herruntu
set my hand and caused the seal Of
the United states Go Doe aiilNcd,
Don, at the c.ty uf Washington.
this 18th day of May in The year OF
our Lord. u thousand nine hundred
and seventeen. and ~ the mdepend-
ence Of the United states Of America
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19
PROCLAMATION ISSUED PUTTING NEW
DRAFT LAW INTO EFFECT; JUNE 5 is
DATE DESIGNATED FOR REGISTRATION

into the forces hercly authorized
unless 'Ncmp.cd or excused there
from a. iu iui- act provided. proyid-
ed further that 100 tho cas-, OF tcm-
purary abs, Icc from actual place of
legal residence ~ any person liable
20 registration ns provided herein.
such registration may Ice made hy
mail under regulations tu Dee pre-
scribod hy IN" president
Section That the president is
hereby authorized to utilize the s,r,-
lee Of an ur o'l departments ana any
or an officers or agents ot the United
states and the several states, terri.
tories. and the District ~ Columbia,
and subdiy. siuus thereof In the exc
cutiou 81 this act. and an officers and
agents eff the United states and Of tho
several states and territories and SUB
divisions thereof, and n the District
OF Columbia. md AN persons dcsig-
mated or appointed under regulations
prescribed los the president. whether
such appointments ate made 10y the
president himself ur by the governor
or other officer eft any state or terri
tory t. perform any duty In the eN-
ecutluu of 'hls act. are hereby rcquir-
ed "a perform such duty us the pres
idcui shall order or direct ana AN
such officers ana agents and persons
so designated cor appointed shall
hereby have, run tJthorlt, for AN acts
done uy them loo The execution of this
act by the direction of the president.
Correspondence ina the execution ~
this act may bee carried iu penalty cu-
Nelupes uoariug the frank ul the war
u, pnrtmCut ANY p'"~ols charged Js
herein provided with the duiy ut ar
rying INTO effect any Of the provisions
II this act ur regulations made or
directions given hereunder who shall
fan 20 neglect 10 perform such duty
and any person charged with such
dutN or having and exercising any an.
thurity under aid act regulations, ~
directions. who shall knowingly max,
or be "a party 90 the making of any
false or incorrect registration. physi'
cal examination exemption enlist
mcnt. enrolment, or muster, and any
person who shah make ur be a party
to the making Of any false statement
or certificate as 10 the fitness or liza
hility Of himself or any other person
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19

III To- Prose
U-nsbipyt,u n, "a. u,,.nl,,t
-,
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t','"N -
~ :" ''"''
''
proclamation hN IN" president oil
'"' UNIV" H'''''.
Whereas. congress has enacted aud
the president has ON the 18TH dan Of
May onc thousand nine hundred and
.|scycutccA approved a law which con-
|tains the following provisions
section s--Tha. nj mnlc persous
tho ages ~ "a ana 40 both
inclusive. shall ID, subject ia rcuistra-
non ln accordance with |prulption TO
Ib, prcscrrbcd bv IN. president and
|uppu proclamation b., the prrsidrnt or
uublic notice given -, him ar AZ,
|hfs direction stating m, INN. ana
|plac, of such registration II shall La,
|thc dury ~ an ncrsons a., the drsip-
ln,tcl np.s .xcrpt officers and on
Iisted mon of m, ro.ular orm, IN.
,uuyy ana the national guard and Ma.
1ynl mili,ia whil, i'm the service ~ the
states to prcsont themselves
nor aud subject to registration under
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19
~~~~~se~~s~~es
COMING EVENTS.


The Duke city Rifle association viii
shoot an day tomorrow at the r,ass
south ~ town. In addition to regn-
lar rifle shooting, there will 3e a re-
volver contest with a view Of orsap-
lzing "a revolver association. There
are three new targets In place aud
ample opportunity Will be given
everybody to shoot. Visitors w%cicufae.
Lunch will be served q, noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19
ROBBERS SHOOT DOWN A
DETECTIVE, STEAL $4,000
AND MAKE THEIR ESCAPE


Bys Associated Press.
Chicago. May 4" Five robbers
.ctepped from an automobile on the
west -.5c today. shot town a private
detective guarding q payroll messed.
ser, slightly wounded . passcrby and
escaped with $1,000. John flyers the
detective. was shot IN ;le head.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19

the one hundred aud forty-hrst.
By the President;
ROBERT LANSING.
Secretary Of state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-19

There ~ a difference between a
house and q home. A home built IN
the University Heights now can later
be sold al a profit rather than a loss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-04-05
Predicts Increased outpu, Of silver.

The surprising drop in the silver
market will not have any noticeable
effect on silver mining in Colorado.
in the opinion Of +. NJ. Carroll. state
mining commissioner. People in this
state pay little or no attention to the
iluctuatlon of the market" said he.
1T is a queer psychological fact that
silver miners here pay little attention
TO a fall in the market, but consider
ably more attention to rise. II the
market goes up after this drop the
production OF silver may Increase far
more than If the market had been
stable"
Carroll expects "A large Increase in
the output OF silver this year, prob.
ably surprising that Of last year. when
Colorado produced more silver than
1t had for years and showed signs Of
again coming into It's own in the sill.
yer market
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-04-05
HAD A CAPITAL OF $500
In Six Years He Was Well Off

An Alberta farmer who had bor.
rowed from n loan comnonv in re-
mitt,np IN ,hem tho LAST novme,t on
his mortroro decided 70 give them the
history or his eynerience on n Mani
toho farm 7, y,s tbot of ,n,nv nnoth.
or farmer md for tho benetit of those
who contemn,ote chance tbe liberty
Is toEcn of ronroducin, II
"I will give Won here brief sum.
mary Of nv eynerience since comm,
hera civ yoors MOO was n now hand
81, farming my trodo bo,nr meot-cut.
FIN, ,pd butcherinc Nv conitoI wos
s4nO which wos a frst noyment nj,
nv quarter section uGO ocres) Most
of nv stool; harness impIements etc
were hourht ot sales MI "on fine +"
necess,r;Iv Tho huiIdincs IN rho n,,ce
were ohout nc good nc nothirg md had
e,,bor IN no rnhnil, or rnnIocod entIre,v
There wcro 90 ocrcs hrol,en and very
badly rormed BRINGING moor returns
the first ycor" Artor mentioning n
number of miscboncos no sovs. an
spite of NIL these drawbacks have
done wcu consider my farm worth
s35OO ia 81 600. hoya four hood of
horses 10 of cattle over 400 purobr.d
Buff Orpington chickens md l25 tur.
KEYS, besides iun,laments harness ctc.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-04-05
SENTIMENT OF SPEAKERS THAT
STIRRED THOUSANDS

We meet. not to draw the red
dened sword of vengeance, but to
unsheathe the shining sword OF
Justice.-Thomas J. O'Donnel.
President Wilson has said no
wants to feel the nations pulse. SO
let the voice of Colorado be heard,
calling to him: Lead on. lead on.
our President. The sons OF Colo
RADIO follow.'-Father Hugh l.. Nc
Menamin.
l want no war. but II war must
come to preserve our honor. then
1t Is my war.-Mayor Robert ".
Speer.
May those have scant sympathy
who would see our nation unpre-
pared to fight the battle of man
kind.-Bishop Irving p. Johnson.
As chief executive of this proud
commonwealth hereby pledge
every power at the disposal of the
state government to the loyal sup
port OF our Prcsident.-Governo
Julius c. Gunter.
When war breaks-and, in my
opinion, 1t already has broken-it
must be waged with every resource
OF men and money the country af-
fords.-President Livingston Far
rand, University of Colorado.
Not until we have been conquered
in open war will we allow any rul-
er or combination of rulers TO die
tate to us our national policies
The Rev. Charles l. Mead.
Save our country, o God, against
the folly of being unprepared
against the attacks of our enc
mies.-Rabbi William $. Friedman.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-04-05
YES! LIFT A CORN
OFF WITHOUT PAIN!
Cincinnati man tells how to dry
up q corn or calIus SO it lifts
off with fingers.

You .corn-pestcrcd men and women
need suffer no longer. Wear the shoes
that nearly killed you before, says this
Cincinnati authority, because n few
drops of freczone applied directly on n
tender, aching corn or calluS, stops
soreness nj once and soon the corn OF
hardened cnllus looscns so 1t can be
lifted OFF, root and all, without pain.
A small bottle of frccZonc costs very
little Mt any drug store. but will posi-.
lively take on every hard or soft corn
or callus. This should be tried, rs II
is inexpensive and Is said not to irri.
tate the surrounding skin.
II your druggist hasn't any frcczone
tell him to get n small bottle for YOU
from his wholesale drug housc-adv,
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-04-05
Cowboy, Organize Cavalry Regiment

Denver.-One step ahead OF the
martial program which is being
drawn up at Washington for the de.
Tense of the country in the present
war crisis, group OF Denver men
have organized and are holding in
cavalry regiment OF | 900 cowboys
The services of the regiment, known
rs the Rocky Mountain Rangers, al
ready have been rendered to the War
Department ut Washington and off
cial assurances have been received
that with the call for volunteers The
western regiment will be among the
first considered for Immediate serv-
ice. Col II. Harding, commanding Of
ficer OF the regiment, is a retired
son OF Denver. captain of Troop Is of
the regiment. is II Spanish war vet
eran. Every officer in the entire regl-
ment has seen service in the army
or the National guard or been drilled.
while so per cent of the enlisted men
have been trained. The nucleus of
the cowboy regiment Is made up OF
Denver volunteers, according TO Dr..
Richardson. AS soon as the first
troop was organized, the Denver of.
ficers got In touch with the supreme
ranch of the National Order of Cow
boy Rangers. telling them OF the
proposition to raise cowboy regi-
ment The officers of the fraternal
order not only Endorsed the PROPOSE
ton. but also agreed to raise two
troops for the regiment.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-04-05

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