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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-09
TPEND IN AUTO
BUILDING IS SLOW

Here are the changes of a year
in trend Of motor and chassis con-
struction shown in figures:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-09
BADGERS CHAMP

Annex Western Basketball Title by
Defeating Northwestern, 28-1s.
The evening herald., 1918-02-19
SEE OUR
WINDOWS

Mr. Moore and Bradley stourhton
secretary. read executive reports
showing the growth In both influ-
oucc and members of the institute
during the paat year The member
ship now totals nearly 1000.
The technical problems runFidcrod
TODAY Included several Boo relation 20
th, petroleum and gas situation. W
%. Muttoron, petroleum ecologist
stated that az the present time Louisi-
ANA and ToNu. are producing more
ooil than iu amy other tim" iu their
history aud present indications point
ed tu am even greater development
After H survey oi the uil and gas
tylus in Alabama. Dorsey HarDr oI
Tulsa. oklahoma. told the engineers
that the posslbiliti", of this section
for oil aud gas production had not
been adequately considered. Others
VINO discussed petroleum matters tn
riud"d carl a. E'Il ana J. % Lewis
Of the United states bureau uf min
ing MARK J.. Houun United states
petroleum Vdmln'stato". aud D. D.
Peterson, OF Tulsa, oklahoma.
This morning 10 technical session
ou mining and milling was held, ton
subjects being presented which COW
cred large part of the field ON this
subject
The evening herald., 1918-02-19
MEMBERS CONSULTING
BOARD AND OFFICERS
OF NAVY HOLD FARLEY

Ncw York. Feb no. Members OF
the naval consulting board and high
officers boz IA, United states navy. met
here today boo connection With the
convention ot the American institute"
of mining engineers inr discussion uf
problems ot wuniuon manufacturing
related tu the mining industry
one Of the special subjects waH the
erosion. og hardening ut the Inner
surface. ui biE gums aut 'hr govern
mout authoritirs heard o. number ot
export opinions from mining cu4i-
neers from various sections oi tho
country
ln its relation to war problems tu"
American Institute meeting todat us-
summed a national character Some of
those whose opinions were received ln
connection with IN. munitions prob
lcns were AImirnl r. o. tlctouer
Rear Admiral g Earle Peter Cuoprr
Hewitt Albert Sauvrur o. h Thuyer
Lawrence Addicks - L.. saunders
and j. " Richards AN uf thr naval
consulting board
Sidney g. Jennings. Vice president
of the United States smelling Er-
timing a Mining Co. was tuda, elect
rd president uf tho usutut, O, -u,
,red fhiup IS Moore OF ~ Louis
The evening herald., 1918-02-19
CLEAN SLATE ORDER
TO BE ENFORCED AT
CAMP FUNSTON, KANS


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The evening herald., 1918-02-19

IA, trip Mr. Ecckford. yl NIbuquDr-
que. who was Shawn. u th, ugNt
room, glanced through the open door
and Mr.. Van pcttcn WIS lying uu tho
ibcd Guiug tu his side % was found
that he was unable tu speak but APP
pcarcd tu hc conscious. though iu
great distress. lie drank % glass ui
water ana made repeated efforts 'u
cnuuciatc. \ phone mD--uEc was dis
patched to by. Gibbs ut Wagon
Mound. who arrived about 50 O'clock
70 the Watchers a. "a, bedside. how
ever. it appeared thu. tie -tr.cI,.0
man died quietly az % ..clpck
The body vas sent tu Wagon Mound
nud arrived bon l.us Vegas sunday
night m" horvucd wife. who w.H
iu Albuquerque visiting her dagrhtcr
Mrs W + MuIou"1. was Modified uN
telephone frnm Ocutc and reached
hpu, ON so . Nuudrr ulsht
HcHp Seward Van P,ttcu wJs born
at la prairie, ll,. So %. 1853 It's
ANCESTOR h,ucd 60 found New Am
sfordam ana rendered uIstiuEuishc 4
services W the American r,. ulutiur
lie was married Soy. G. lNHi ~
Evanston. llL, tu Mics Violet Harris
\ duught,r Ch,ul. married to Mr.
} vs. Mu,uuoy r.N cot Ntuugurruu.
loua fyv month. ago. two brother,
3 J. Van rctr,u uf Anderson lr.du
and Vecdcr Nan pct,ou. of Hooper
colo. ana q sister, Mr. buuy Ash.
Will of salt Lake city, survive Mr.
. g.. " g. Ward - niece.
Deceased Wus 90 sradu1tc Of tn
. University Of Illinois. lie came tu
/ las Vegas frum Evanston, 10. whcr,
ho was engaged u the drug husmc--
u 1922 tu Eo iur. business win his
brnth,r. Eub,lT Van retten. For scv
crll wears past b.. was enC1r,d l
the insurance bu-.urss. lie Wls thir'
. IS second degree Mason. member OF
Chapman lodge of Lac Vegas Ind 81
me l.,- \cgi- lodge "f Elkr. serve,
as % member OF The city codnCil o
t East Lus Ncln- and during hi, Ion.
residence m the city was CLOSELY
/ Identified with %, life aud pruFrr~
/ OF am unu-uilN e.uablc temperament
/ pleasant manner aud genial disposition
[ Alr Van Pcttcu ,Hdcurcd himself q
the people among whom he lived y.
man could boast uf more friends. Il
I WAS often said that no one had ever
seen him uugry Ills sudden dru't
/ comes as e -hucE and a sorrow g
many. by whom he viii he long miss 'o
ana for the grief stricken wife and
/ daughter the most heartfelt sympathy
OF the community goes out.
Burial, which via be under the di
rcctiun uf Charlie =. Day. has beer
played at $3.50 wednesday aftcrnoo.
to give outside r,la.Ivcs time tu reach
the city Service win DO held az ~
The evening herald., 1918-02-19
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City, Te1.-ln an interesting
statement, Mrs. G. II SchiIi, OF this town,
SAYS: "For three years suffered untold
agony with my head. was unable 10
do any Of my work
| just wanted to sleep all the time. Tor
that was the only ease ! could get. when
| was asleep. became a nervous wreck
Just from the awful suffering with my
head.
| was so nervous that tie least noise
would make me jump out OF my bed. !
had no energy, and was unable TO do
anything. Ny son. young boy, had 10
10 all my household duties.
| was not able to do anything until
took cardw. took three bottles in alI,
and Il surely cured me OF those awful
headaches. That has seen three years
ago, aud know the cure Is permanent,
Cox have never had any headache since
taking Cardui.
Nothing relieved me until ! took Cardui.
II did wonders for me-
Try Cardui irr YOUR troubles-made
from medicinal ingredients recommended
In medical books as being OF benefit In
female troubles, ali 10 years OF use has
proven that ihe books are right. Begin
taking Caidal today NILS
The evening herald., 1918-02-19
HOW TO BUILD BIRD HOUSES
BY ALDO LEOPOLD

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iir~i lesson the rcul estate man must
learn. u,tock TINT b,,u.,. pu.t lac
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The evening herald., 1918-02-19
Clear, PeaChy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
Says an inside batf, before break.
fast helps US look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Sparkling aud ,Naciuu. - merry.
lrigh.. ilrrt--d good. Gear skin aud
90 natural. ROSY healthy gumplcNiuu
are assured uuly uy pure h.uod II
uuly every man aud woman could bt
Induced tu adopt tfr morning inside
hath. what gratifying rhuugc would
take place. lu-tvad uf the thousands of
sickN misunderstanding men. women
and girls with puty ur muddy Com-
pcNiun. instead ot the multitudcs ot
"u,r,u wrecks rundown" brain
iaF." tud pcsaimist- We should scc a
rh'c. optimnti. throrg Of rosy.
checked people every whore
An inside bath is had hy drnbng
'lrh muruus before u"ralfast. 10 rlas.
ut roul hot water with % ct.puouml of
limestone phosphate bon ,t tu wash from
the stomach. liver, kidnos- and ten
yards of bowels the previous days in,
dlrcrtIulc waste. sour fcrmuutJliou'
and poi-uns thus cleansing -wcetcn.
ing ana frr-hourg a., entire alimcu,
tury canal before puttmug moro food
INTO the stomach
Those subject 10 uek headache. bill
iuusnc-s NASTY breath, rheumatism
colds. and particularly those WHO haN,
3D. pa ltd .tllrw comp .vNIuu aud VIII,
are cor-tipatcd very often. ur, urge,
tu obtain "a quarter pound uf lime
STONE phosphate at the drug atur,
which win cost but q trIilo hui ., -ut
lci.nt tp demonstrate tG, quick au,
remarkable change boo both health au,
appearance, awaiting lhu., who rraD
tIco internal sanitation We must o..
member that inside cl,uuliuos. b.
NOR, Important than outside hccpu~'
the skin docs not absorb wpurltcs 10
,untamiuatr the blood Vhil, th" puir
a.. tho lhut! feet pi bowels do.
The evening herald., 1918-02-19
rIII;nMI\G srnNEs-

IL was ON tho sixth avenue o."
Two women sat opposite each other iu
the car ono was very young, the
other, with the aid uf various cos
metiCs aud accessories believed she
had overcome the marks OF advancing
years. The girls was dressed PLAIN.
ly Her skirt was very short dis
playing pair uf dclicatoly turned
ankles Tn. woman OF years turned
tu the man who was with her and.
indicating the ankles, exclaimed ~ Il
stage whisper
Disgusting
A she turned her opera clo1s
opened. Size was wearing bright
blue evening gown. II was cut cX-
trcmcly low IN the neck. and she was
lat, very fat-thc fatuess of age
New York Herald.
The evening herald., 1918-02-19

This morning the womcn's auyIl-
Harry uf the institute held meeting
which was presided over boy Mrs sid
uoy j. Jennings the president who
hi the wife OF the prosidont-Clect of
the institute.
Tho convention continues hero
through tomorrow. ON Thursday tho
engineers viii journey a. Princeton.
y j. 90 inspect tho government avia-
tion school and the university equip
mcnt, which includes the Palmer
physical laboratory. one OF the best
equipped buildings ~ &C. Kind in tho
,yHu'Ur.
The evening herald., 1918-02-19
Old Resident Of
Las Vegas Dies of
Acute Indigestion

sFrctAt cosstsrosnrscT 70 rar HrHatn
Lac Neg1-, y. ~ Feb. !" Henry
seward Van p,ttcu for more lhun 30
Years q resident ot Ins Vcgas. pps.e
away suddenly 40 pcttr ot % o'clucN
sunday murning Mr \uu rciten boa
ms capacity uf general asou, Tor tho
National Lif, lusWai.., company. WIS
making % lu-dUN automobile trip boo
Mora county H. had remained llI
night and taken hrrnkfr-t at the hon,
uf y Nc.' After broakftr hr cum-
planned Of pain u h.s stomach.
ut.l, after > o.,Iuca his arsOyialp yt
The evening herald., 1918-02-19

Fc BOY scouts, the Boys club of the
Albuquerque Game Protective As-ucin %
zion, aud the manual training classes
OF the Albuquerque High school are
making the chips lis this ~prin-. Th's"
boys are doing ,aluah', pioneer wor,
100 utiuctiuE more hird- tu tho vicinity
uf our homie where We can enjoy
them and where. tho value OF thrh
work In destroying noNious insects viii
soon hc better Appreciated.
The evening herald., 1918-02-19

PauIs EpnH opal church by the rector
with Masonic ritualistic services ai
the grave. u is expected thai the
Musons and Elly, viii attend IN body
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HOTEL. vtu.h ..I .Hluras. u,ar Bothl,uum
Sta.I unI 'u.r Nuri... B-thlautm. Pa.
dm.u- an .uuu"us.lt uruutIp,. business. for
-iIH uu account Of serious sickness: rare uU-
por'W.L': price S2i 900. VI 2ui, bcdE"c OF.
BUTCHER STORE, doing over SiOO bust
rsgs. all cash trade in on, of tlr hes.
sections oc the city 1910 Germantown ave.
il'uNEEy SrOEE, doing over $500 tu.l.
moss. .N cash trade. Ia ole ~ trn best
SECTIONS uf 'ha nt,. 1ttO Germantown ave.
INrphFuliATE YOUR busiu, 80: our f.e but
SO IN PEEr IOEPUBATION AND
Fi\AN'T co., 40 prnX.i Ii'dg.
CIGAR .rtE a-H .uUuu store ior -alo.
cheap. 1.sr sell, uiu age. 81. y. i"I ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25

Trsnsportation. refunded after ao dav,
satisfactory service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Factories. warehousc~. Mfg. Floors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25


RULER WlN'01. >lrriF Nrs' class. "ts .
YOUR. blHd expo ,'' Hs'. lI'uIgr %
Years doing ruioE ana 'or "loig. VIA -as
N..' Ev' ".lt ..'.-t- ''' %. = -. ~. go
,-l- la, -i-t an g,.1 Il, r,,'.. ro,iias "a
49, ~ 1ae de- O,rrg -'-7 ~
va ---
IT.EToP SALESMAN -- W. want % Willing
,,true man l. h. - -.are. honest runr.
g-'ic and rosouvrntul. fu begin as Junior
salesman, s"lltug th. consumer iu couo,rt.ou
with extensive "Hu'auoh". r"ulpHIEn r." uTtna
,r1,,.tg. . ,,-,tI a." ,,.. On, ,',T I'm " ,,-,,,I.
INtrr, 'yfr,f. "a han,r,.
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'.'N. p.t, ',l ',l''',.. ''', 90. l.' g,t 80. IL.
" ." '-.r','l N,rJ m '"44 r1r1i.b' s,,r'-,.
|lnd Apply u w. ami . u nl tna N E
g'4trIarE TO-. &II Bour-a Bldg.
SALESMAN stock and bond. Pow investment
banking house: One with clientele rrr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
SANITAPIUMS
APARTMENTS

BEAUTIFUL. location; sDeslal aoIer,I-c care
rorgnug J'lpT'v. Cwrrr comfort: fgrseS;
t-0r1st ~ Poudal CT Vine. Ches.. nm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
WANTED

Antique iewelry old gold. silver, false teeth.
cid coins, diamonds, watches. ia 8. sth.
CAST-OFF CLoTHING-Highest prices paid
for ladies' and gentltmen's clothing Of all
day or evening, city or suburbs call. write
nr phone. Bell. porlsr 5sTi. Open evenings.
BLACKFR. 1889 Poplar ~.
CAsT-OFF CLOTHING: highest prices nald.
Friedman, 1444 South 81. Ph. Dick. Glh5,
DIAMONDS houEht and appraised. Pau.
nrehsr. 1la Sans0m st Ph. Walnut llal
GENTLEMEN old clothing bought: highest
prices; pos. Ph. Wal Ii0s. Halpern.a07 Vine
OLD GOLD. silver watches. false teeth,
broken jewelry. talking mach. records
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
AUTO sUPPLIEs-REPAIRINa

AUTO SUPPLIES-REPAIRING
NOW Is the time 90 raN. your cars over
hauled Trpair'g iu an u'chrs. Fords a spe-
rialty. Iafayettg Garage. 3iO r. Somerset st.
VULCANTZTNG AND Used TIRES
PIERCE, 1877 PARAMOUNT AVE
LIGHTING. STARTING AND IGNITION
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
NEW and spcond-haud bicyglos. tires 400
up. Andrew I. Blrcnett. SOB s. 2@d.
DOGS
ENGLISH BULL TERRIER puppies, weeks
old cheap. 1927 HayerfUrd ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
FOR RENT-FURNIsHEp
SUMMER HOUSES
Observation-Disclosures

I2-EOuM HOUSE at Muslau. Pa, furnished
1I,s I% Tor w.oks, Sl7j: . sleeping
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
LOOM rfNEHs
atAcHLNIsTs WANTED

AtACHtNtsTS WANTED
GOOD WAGES
70 conpetent men who can work 10 r1frrorn.
etcrH and read blue prints: we want me.
rlnnics who desire permanent pOsition
With an excellent opportunity FOR advance.
Engine la the operators
Turret-la the operators
Planer operators.
Horizontal boring-mil operators
Vertical borinE-mill. operators
Radial-drill operators.
ErectOrs on heavy work.
Toomakers
Rcpairmen.
NIGHT AND DAY WORK
Desirable houses for ownlovea vvlthlr
short distance OF the works can DE secured
through our Employment Douart room
aud boarding houses at reasonable rates
We viii see that YOU have desirable accom-
modations. our restaurant is open dav and
nirht. Meals at cost
Apuiv
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
DE LAVAL STEAM TURBINE CO.
TRENTON. y. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
HEATING

aGANlE-NrI.STY HEALTH HEAT bette
ulaHn.r fNHn Lnt water 90" Efryu: nIr
trnsn air .r'U normal huw.ditv. 1S2T lUu"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
STAMPS AND COINS
STAMPS ALEIAIS ANp SUPPLIES
For Stamp Collectors
PHlI.A. STAMP CO.. II 5. l7TH ST.
STORAGE

STORAGE
FIDELITY TIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;
lSll-1sl0 MARKET ST.
MILLION Dollar Concrete Fircproof Ware,
house. y. Phiiu. Storage Co. 2O33 Lehigh
Dia. 1860 Packard Ford Auto Service
Estimates free
lTACLING-Auto trucks % hire; ia 10 .
ton; hour, day or week. James J R0uneS
& Co.. 1872 SAMSON. spruce 1913, Race ldil,
CITY or lon~-distance moving CAN .. *
Storage. 2G3u Ridge ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25

u Puloe.uuit railroad Yards for .r.ucu.,,..
sal" and delivery. lu ofu.a. uul, 'ru,',-. .r
u.tuU TRUCKS. gHU n" ~.-u. only highest
.IHs~ tru.a ss.'-m.n need auu,.. VI $40.
'..l-.r i'r.fr...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-25
CARPET CLEANING

..Nur0MhTIC CARPET CLEANING 90.
Preston "ioS &C., 1S75D West 5O4S r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
HUNS PINCHED
/ARMENTIERES
OUT OF FRONT
ny WILLIAM PHILIP sIMus

htNNN ffNNN WIZ HNNWfNf ~
WITH THE nRiTlsH AllMiEA
IN FRANCE. April IT when icft
the Armsnttcrca area today. fighting
appeared tu be dying down. follow
Ing the British withdrawal
Armenticres was threatened after
the capture Of plocgsteert. and the
advance toward Stccnwerck. The
evacuation wnH ordered early Wed
ncsday afternoon,
Low flyinH nirplaner participated
In tho fight turnout the day. The
Germans foried Lave creek. wading
across near Lcstrem "a mile south ~
the Lysl hut their exploit was ~
tremely costly. the British machine
guns Strengthening them In great
numbers Aiiho wave after wave
came un. they were unable to ad.
vance beyond the village.
The battle around Armenticrea les
less severe and on a smaller scale
than that for AmienH, The former
was really two independent. syn
chronixrd battles. pinehing OF Arm
entierca by an attack on a tenmile
front south. and on sixInllc front
north az the city
Some German prisoners taken a.,
Nlny declare there were no fixed
detectives after the initial once.
They we're ordered TO push on as
far as they could.
Further battles. similar 10 this, are
possible during tho luilz on the maia
battle front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
EMPEROR KARL'S Peace LETTER REVEALED
ADMITS FRANCE
SHOULD GET HER
LOST PROVINCE

PARIS. April is,-Emperor Karl
OF Austria a year ago declared his
personal belief that France has a
right to Aisaee Lorraine. and that
the complete sovereignty " Belgium
and Serbia should bc restored. This
declaration was made March Al, 1917.
IN a letter from the emperor TO his
brotherin.la Prince SiNtus dc Ror'
hon. who communicated Il ~ Prrsi'
dent roincarc. BY whom Il was rc-
ferred TO the French premier.
The letter. which was officially
made public here. follows In part:
Karl Praises France
mo one can contest the Austrian
military advantages. especially In
the Balkans. France has shown
strength and resistance that are
snaxnificcnt We unrcservcdly adj
miro her aruly's bravery and her PEG
pies sacrificing spirit IL Is partie'
uiarly agreeable 90 me 90 discern
that. altho we are momentartly adj
versaries. there are no true diver
rencies In views and aspirations that
separate France and Austria Hun
gary.
Il believe I am right in hoping
that my sympathles for France. with
that which has hcen In the whole
monarchy. will avoid ever returning
10 the state % war for which the
responsibility Is not Incumbent upon
mo.
Il neg Of YOU 10 transmit. secretly
and unofficially. to President Poin-
care that Will support every means.
and by ex~rting all my personal In
fiuence with my allies. the rights Of
France regarding AiSace- Lorraine.
'.Relgium's sovereignty should hc
completely restored and her African
colonies retained. besides irdemni'
ties.
serbia should be re-estnhiished In
her sovereignty. As pledge Of our
good will. We are willing TO grant
Serbia her natural access 70 the
Adrfatic. and also large economic
concessions. asking only as essential
conditions that Serbia shall cease
her relations with and suppress the
societies and groups aiming at Aus.
tro-Hungarian dlsintcgration-
Il reserve my opinion regarding
Russia. pending the establishment OF
= legal government
AFTER having recommended this
20 France and England To prepar,
the ground for an understanding
On the basis Of which official rarieys
may be begun hope they viii end
IN general satisfaction"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12
URGE BUILDING
CONCRETE SHIPS

CHICAGO. April 12.--Dclcgates TO
,ho chamber OF Commerce OF the
United states prepared resolution
today. urging congress to appro'
nriate $50 .oOO, 900 for a series OF eS'
neriments in concrete shipbuilding'
'rhia action followed an address by
I.osl,e Comyn. OF San Francisco
,,,hn financed the building OF the big
cement ship Faith.
Comyn visualizcd for his audience
n concrete bridge Of ships over inc
Atlantic, the links of which could oc
replaced moro rapidly than the hun
could destroy them. :,
The Faith. he said. cost han
million, and that cost Will be paid
bv her first round trip to New Hea
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-12

ing caravansaries.
The crowds relaxed and began to-
cry out. There's Bill. There's Dick.
There's the little kid who lives next
door. 1t doesn't seem possible he's
old enough to 20 to war"
For two hours the division passed
in solid formation. The little chap
In the sailor suit was asleep when
the final unit OF motor trucks APP
peared. He was leaning ag&hst
his mothers knees. -
A pretty girl with a soldier. watch
ing the last drab truck trail into
the west. said wistfulty 10 her es-
cort. Il like TO think that they.
came out of the West and tiat
they'll return TO the West"
Yes. and a few OF them will 60
west" the soldier answered, but with.
out fear.
Tho mother of Harry. who had
overheard, spoke up quickly. But
don't you worry. These Wild West
boys are going to do something be
l fore they so west. sister,"
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known.
JTntil 225 the hordes on the other
side did not move. The arullery
was stu passing the reviewing stand
Then the head OF the mass lurohed'
slowly the movement waved down
tho column. The flash OF "leggins
became as rhythmical and endless as
the lifting and falling OF sunshine
on rippled water. Machine guns
combat wagons. mule teams, ainnu'
lances. got under way with hollow
rafting like the rumble OF heaNy'
empty circus wagons.
II was like n circus. In the dis.
lance. the officers saddle blankets
made them look like women with
short skirts spread circus fashion
The circle of the parade ground was
oompletc. The olive drab circus went
around and around. and one won
dered II the same men were not con.
stnntly reappearing. The band
blared above It all. SO vivid was the
circus idea that n small boy in the
front row cried out when he saw
the ambulances with side curtains
lifted. "Goody. Now wen see the
animals"
The same small boy had moment
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I. w. w. Shoots Man
Who Orders Hin, to
Kiss Flag of u. S.

IA HsBRA. Cal. April i2.-iie'
cause he took u upon himself as a
patriotic duty 10 force Walking
Elliott. I. W. w. TO sias the Ameri.
can flag. which Elliott had viliflei.
Eugc Young. blacksmith. Is dying to
day from gunshot wounds inflicted
by Elliott.
Elliott WINS himself wounded when
ne fought gun ftght with cousta-
blcs who went 10 arrest him. Young
was shot when he demanded that FL
lott come out OF his house and kiss
the flag. A fusiliade of shots was
the answer.