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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12

this particular explosion occurred.
and the sound-half road, half tinkle-
Of the pIateglass falling from the
great office buildings along Kingsway
was one of the strangest, wierdest
noises ever heard.
Fifty Killed Within Three Blocks.
It was in this district that the
heaviest loss of life so far inflicted in
any of the London raids occurred.
The driver of the motor bus l have
just spoken of was blown from his
seat across the broad sidewalk, and
up against a billboard, leaving
bloody smudge across the smiling fea-
lures of a popular stage beauty whose
poster was affixed there. 1t was at
this point within three minutes of the
explosion. and the dead and injured
were being laid in rows along the
sidewalk. Several Of the trunks were
dismembered, and two or three of the
bodies were so limp as to suggest
that most of the principal bones were
shattered. The fact that practically
every person on this bus was either
killed or badly hurt has led me to be-
lieve their injuries resulted from be-
ing blown against something by a
current of air rather than from frag
ments of the bomb. The police had
thrown up barriers before l could get
to the point where the worst damage
had been done, in front of a public
house or saloon, but even from a dis
lance of fifty yards l was able to see
a long row of dead that had been
laid out on the sidewalk. In all, I
must have seen close to a score of
Enthusiastically dead in this one district
and l am inclined to believe that the
popular report that fifty were killed
within three blocks is not far wrong;
this in spite of the fact that the offic-
ial bulletins admitted a total of only
fifty-six killed by this raid in all of
London.
Ordered Not to Talk of Raid.
From my own observations, and
from conversations with doctors and
volunteer firemen and cOnstables-
the regulars" l might explain, are
under strict orders not to talk-I
have formed these general conclu-
sions regarding injuries inflicted by
Zeppelin bombs: That the very large
majority of these were received on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12
ANNUAL REPORT TOWN OF SOUTH LANCASTER

Balance on hand
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-04-12

5 340.39 S 340.39
ANDREW ZENZ,
VIM. PINK,
HENRY MACKE, Jr.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-20
SPOJENCI vfTEZf POD.
KOPOVYMI OPERACRMI.
Anglitane q Francouzove ma zapa.
do rozdrh nemecke systemy za-
koph pred ltokem.
Photo NJ American Press hssociaiJon.

Pafia, r. zdfL .-- PozorubodnJ
postup angliekgch franeouz
skSch yojsk v posIednim tgdn'
proti slime opeynenym nenccky yn
Iiniim na zApadt yyyrdlIl pred
|poklad, ~ toto opcvn6ni, aesile
ne 0eelcm betOnem je ned0byt
nSm. AngIicant n francouzski
yojska pomfrne snadno docililf
postum ma ttchto opcyntngch Ii
mich, jez poyaaovany byIy 10 VI
chol dokonalosti polniho opcynf
nj, spojcnei sypch pozornhod
ngeh Gspechd dociIiIi hlayne NY
hemem podkopovych operaci, KITE
rymi tunami yybusnin nici Nc ne.
mecke zakopy. Bctonovt zakopy
nejsou schopny zadrzcti spojenco
na postnpu.
M zapadni frontt shromdzd6'
no bylo Y posledni dobe tolik Vol.
ska spojcncn, ze nejaka dsptsna
orensiva, Il radtji protiofcnsiva,
je naprosto nemoanosti. Nemeckt
deIostfelcetvo odpoyidd ncpfetrzi-
IL IN ohen spojench, ale nevf, ja.
kgmi vyslcdIsy. n foho dllyodn
vetaina jejieh stfel nevykoDd nj
ciyebo diIa. Vzduehoplavci spo.
jcncn ale nalezaji So nepfctraitt
nad lniemi Teutonh a sIeduji Il
einuost delostfclcckeho ohne. ---
Ntmei odpoyidaii syimi ddly spo
jcnenm ramon IN ranu, ale pres tc
ncpfetrait6 ztraceji pndu,
Dob$vani ndmcck}ch adkopn
bnde elm dale tim snadnejsi ---
Francouaove jsou mistry v Dolby.
vdni opevndnych zakopn a stale
svoJe mcthody zlepsuji u zdokona
lnji. I4epsi vybusniny stale isou
pouaiyaIy pfi podkopovSch ope.
raeieh, ktert We vedeni valky ma
1apadt hraji talk dnlcalton rolli,
Pred ncdhynem franeouzska voj-
ska dobyla zakoph na znaeno
dlouha fronta po pnlhodinovem
boil, spojenei maii nyni pteya
hu neienom deloslfeleelyn, ale
/ We yzduehoplayecivn a iato pre-
yaha le patrna na sysledrleh po,
slcdnieh hojn, Tato pfevaha pax
hude ytmluynsjsl, doideli po pro
radeni pfitomnieh llnii nene
ckSeh ye Framed X hoinm nu O.
teyfenem poll,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-20
zRIzEN.
CT DOpADLI ROTU
SEJDIRO ' Chicago
0sm clcna vydtracske organisace
dopadeno bylo po delsim pilnem
po mich patrani.
MNoHO DUKAzU pROTI MIN
Mnoho xainoznych lidi ma vycho.
de stale Sc obeti teto sorganiso.
van6 roty vydera6h.

Chicago, II. zafi. .--- Osm tIend
yyderatske roty, ktcra obvinena
byla, zc uzfva krasy svych zen,
skych Glenn II svddnt moci svych
mlaskych Glenn k vydiranf III.
moznych lidi, naltza ne v moci fe.
dcralnich autorit budou dopra.
veni do Philadelphia k soudu. ---
Rota tato, poeitaje v to pet mu.
III d TIL zeny, byla zatccna krdt.
ce pred ptllnoci pfi najezdu dfed.
nikd odboru sprayedlnosti v ho.
tclu m jizni strane.
Iatcent zeny, die sdeleni auto.
rit, jsou mlade u hezke. MuI jsou
uhlazeni dobreho vzhlcdu, TAX
ze snadno ziskhyali zeny 2 vyssi
spoleenosti. Rota lato hlcdala svo.
jc ob6ti v zhmo2nych kruzich v
Chicagu, Baltimore, New Yorku
Philadelphia. zeny t6to spolec-
nosti sejdifii snaaily Sc svadeti bo-
hate mu&e a po te tyto jejieh O.
btti byly hrozbami nuceny k pla,
ceni, Pravi Sc, ze spolecnost tato
vyziskala timto zp6sobem vice jak
1850, 900.
Iat6cni udali sya jm6na jako
Henry Russell, Edward Donahue,
Helen Evers, pani Frances Allen,
pani Edward Donahuc, James
Christian, Frank Crocker a Geo.
Bland George Irwin, ktery, jak
SO tyrdi, byl fedltelem teto sor-
ganisovane roty sejdifn, naleza SO
dosud ia syobode, lllaynim ohvi,
nSnim proti teto spoletnosti je ",
neseni pani II, II, cliffordove a
fhlladelphie, jedn6 oheti, ktera
ma hyti svadkyni pro federani
yladu, fato hyla yylakana do ka,
nady doba, kdy msla proti ban,
de syedeili,
Hinton q, t'labangh Oh odhom
sprayednosti tyrdl, a. ie paluact
1namyoh oheli teto raty seidifn a
od taehto hNlo aisAann saan,tle0
ttsfieet tisie hylo siskano od jed
nj ohall a s,la,O,Ai od drnha Au,
torlty odcpteN eanamltl imdua o.
bali Mno1i 4 nieh, jak se prayi,
lseu prumlnenlnlmi polillekem
Aisols u stall 80 ohati Chicago
" deha repuhlikanske konsenee
Roia sellifa lo delsi duha hyla
le,lefAlnlml Nfady pesareyana,
leslna ~ q selkon aFaanlNael, v
klert ualesa se sedesas elena, .
nlphl iedna tte,laa isen aeay, a,
eekAsa se. ~ go neidflse iel'le
n slalAim Eateenlm
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-20
VILLA NApADL CHI.
HUAHUA' MES1O s
SESTI sTY MU1I
vhdce banditt pronikl clsti mS.
gta, ale byl opStnS . nSho W.
puSen vellsymi strAtami.
Dvt STE vILLIsTt zABITo
Villa vyhrozoval pred Sassm DO.
bytim Chihuahua MSsta q chtJl
splniN svou hrosbu.

El Paso, Tex, II. zAff. - Fran.
cisco Villa napadl Chihuahua NJ
sto vtera sc 900 muzi, pronikl east
m6sta, ale byl zatla6en zp9t 4 vel.
kymi ztrdtami Carranzovou arma.
dou. Dopadcnf Willow stoupenci
byli lined yojskem de facto via.
dy popraveni. General Trcyino
byl ranen do ruky. Tato zprAya
byla ziskana zdc v6era pozde' We
Ger, kdya telegraficke spojeni s
Chihuahua bylo obnoyeno.
DIE dfednf zpravy, jez zfskAna
byla zde pozdeji, 1853 Willow stou-
pencil byli usmrceni pfi 1toku q
scdmaosmdesat zajatych bezod-
kladne popraveno. vojska gene.
raIa Trevina docilila rozhodn6bo
vlt1zstvf. Villova vojska podstou-
pila 1tok We dvou kolonAch We
chvili, kdy obyvatelstvo mesta SC
nalezalo We spAnku po dv0udennf
oslaye vyrotf mcxicke neodvislo.
sti. Jcden 2 t6chto oddild bral se
primo k yezenf, kdc nal6zA 10 Jo-
sc Ynez Salazar, obvineny 70 spik-
mutt proti Wade. Druhy oddil IL
emil 1tok M vlAdnf budovy a ma
~ fedcralnf palAc, ktereho po-
dafilo Sc mu vytlatiti Carranzoyu
posadku.
General Trevino rychle vyslal
syoje vojska proti bandithm q 70.
hajil proti MIN prudky titok. Ban.
dit6 dopadeni byli We dvou ohnfch
a brzy nuceni byli ustoupiti, zane
chavse vice jak sto mrtvych 70 Ne
bou. Villa osobn9 rfdil titok, ale
do m9sta Sc svym VOL
skem. Ulice v okoli vladnfch bu.
dov byly pokryty mrtvolami. &C.
neral Trevino byl poranen, niko-
liv vsak yazn6, We chvili, kdy r.
dill oheh polnfch del. Oxnamuje
Sc, ae ami jediny vladni vojak ne
opustil svoje misto b6hem zApa.
sll.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-20
Rodinovo museum v PafiN.

Pafiz, II. zafi. --- Utvofeni Ro-
dinova musea bylo zajisteno pfiz.
nivym rozhodnutfm franeouzske
poslanecke sn6movny, ktera pfija-
la kollekci socharskych del slav-
ntho francouzskeho sochafe Au-
gusta Rodina. Socialiste byli pro-
ii pfijcti tohoto daru, prohlaauji-
ee, ze nektere Rodinovych praci
mely spatny vliv ma francouxske
umeni. Sbirka tato ma cenu til
millionG frankn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-20

GpHFH flh'NH'Fl FoJHb WI
trdInicIi momoNi Dobrndzi pfi
Ja V psyebologickfm okamziku q
znamenala proiiyabu pro zprAyy
o 1sptcbu spojcnch na zhpadt --
Vcfejn0st byla pflpray0yhna 0d
| ysiupu kumnnska do vhlky pro
! soustfcdtni snaI ectfrllnicb moe,
nosti M 1cclem zaciirany OrieD,
tdIni zeIeznice. Ie yelka armada
opcrnje v ItumuDskn podtl Uu,
noje d Dobrudzi je nazDatoyh
no uemeckymi yojcnskymi odbor.
niky, ktcfi odhaduji silu rlBkycb
yojsk Y tGchto mistcch na 100000
PolDi marsdlek Won MackenAeu,
kterg die poglednich zprhy, njal
sc fizcni bulkdnskf kampant cen.
trhlhich mocnosti, jc hrdinou dnc.
Jebo rama V Dobrudzi poyazogd.
na je ~ jcden . nejmistrntjsieh
tahd v t6to ydlce, kdW rusk0-
rumnnska vojska pfebnala No pres
Dobrudzu It ohr0&oyala Bulhar-
sko, zdhlo No, ae ntmeckS yelitel
ignorujc nebezpeGi cd ttto strony.
Misto ably zasiayII msko.rumnn-
skh yojska, neehaI .j0 proniknou.
Vi znatne na jih.
Mezitim ale proved serii ry'
cblych a ueotckavanych 1derh
podtl cclt fronty na jiznim bfe.
hu Dunaje nj k Silistrii. Tuto Ii.
Mi upevnil u rusko.rumunskt po.
sice v Dobrudzi nasledkcm toho
staly sc acknowledgement n dalM po.
stup nemoznosti, protoze bulhar-
sko.ncmecky stfed Silistrii byl
schopen obrdtiti NC na vSchod, n
TAX odiiznouti rusko.rumunskou
armadu, zatim 60 lcvt kfidlo ar
mad Won Mackenscnovgch hrozi-
10 pfekrotiti Dunaj u postupoya.
Ii gmerem k Bnknresii. Nemeckd
yojska V tonic yitdzstvi hrAla W
znaGnou roll,
Nemecka yaleGnh nfadovna pfi.
pOuatf ztrhtu Courcclette, Martin
puiebu n iflers nn aapadni frontt,
ale prohlasnje, 10 slime fltoky spo'
icnch na Combles nesetkaly So y
yysledkem. NdmeGti vojenSti cd
bornici odhadnji, IL asi dvacet d.
visi, eli asi 100000 muzn, podi
lclo SO anglo,franeouzakem na
poru v pdtek, Vdle6nA iifadoyna
oznamnjc dale, ze rumnnsky po
stup Y Scdmihradsku nara2i na Sc
aileny odpor.
l'afiz, II. zarl srhska vol.
ska zatla6ila hulharske praye kri.
do zp6t ma vzdalenoet ri mil od
srhska- feckyeh hranle, Athanska
denese potyrzule dfis6isi xprayy,
a. spojcuci dobyli mesia Florina
Jc moana. 10 pfednl srhSks straze
nald1aii se na srbske pnde popr'
ye od iejich 1silpu ze Srbska,
ufedni depese oxnhmily, A. Sr-
heya poslonpIll aesl null severe
ygchodna od l'loriua, Xalla0lll
bnlharske kfidlo vice lak pa.naet
mil Apoienpl uapadall nNni Hui
hary ad Alhanie IA pa poJran
lleru, " safi = angllek Sui
a gfaneouesksmi penesi diva move
0asopisy nameekem laayku hN
" salnieny ye sySeapskn, ~
nAmeeka easaplsy uapadail la
kouAka heFsko Nsmevko mna'
hpm asleeii, nea lraneaaaskv easa
plss, ssiAyan9 4apaslnleh as
kauinneeh,
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pochybuji o uspScha ssAvly =
sysnpA,is,

New York. y, Y, ", sAh -
rnehyhnosti hyls dues vysloveAy.
III tinjde h stayve nnl0mial0 ~
svmpa,ie i siasee aamsssnane0 M
poalianieh irahAeh. ksefi sanssAa,
Ii praes due 4, safi, rrsvt ~ u
naksers nnlr vssloslh - pre- ~.
le1sni ls,e s,asky - vnpalle !
nAksers sssleslly ~ pflsme peeel
nj Nskelik sehAsi dAlAlhA keaNs
10 - W mss,s. ale .yta Ntl61 =
bee iskyehkallv vstrtneasi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-20
Rumunska sakAsalo pro,lei
lihovin,

l,etlIu, II. satl llle easoplsn
Nusslsehe 1sllang kaskn pflmele
humunako, ah, takAsalu prnslei
ilhusin a ssolIle Il uslanaypnl ku
- Jake NlvnA ramnusbe ialns pa
llele ndhnfu tlnanel, laAea | se
lisnlA resnassl v sasefa,suhpslasus
Rumunsku a a,ImlalslrA,evA b.
lesale,
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thlhuahua Mesin, II tAfl
plc spray sem doslSeh Nllleso
vaiska ma yelkS nedoslalpk sall
a nAslelkem leho trpl naene ne
mece,al, Vejska keusll,ueni ssi.
fali NlllIs,s nNni ma Naeeh alfa.
mach. ilr nsnAmenl Renerala fee'
GINA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-20

sl.eaha i ekll ruAnuetuat
Nahraska sas.esuA Ias,lmraano
4 praN,ispedullns lla1aAi neaslAle
~ I punslell i aleFs tsl'lail ~
ssfnieh a sspha'lnieh eAsireh d
leFs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-09-20


yazalo se pracovati pro prohibic
pfi naysteye prohibicnich praco
vnikd z Douglas okresu. Prohi
bitni pracoynici osloyiii Indiany
a byli pfekyapeni jejich stanovi
skem k prohibici William 7
Thompson, predseda statni orga,
nisacc probibicni, ktery kona ce.
sty po rilznych okrescch We sta.
IL, prohlasuje, M vyhlldky pro
hibitnikd Sc stale lepsi,
Mexiko pfipravuje silnou vladu,
Mexiko Mesto, Mex, ". zafi.
V|nos, vydan$ generalcm Carran-
zou, pfipravujc cestu k nahraze.
nj pfitomne de facto vlady mcxi-
ckt tryalou vladou konstitutni. -
Vynos tento 6ini opatfcni pro re-
visi guadalupskeho planu a tini
opatfcni pro yolby do narodnfho
kongrcsu. Jiny vynos bude po-
zd6ji vydan, kterym budou usta-
novcny volby ma Is. fijna. Prvni
zascdani novtho narodniho kon-
grcsu ma se konati dne 20. listo-
padu. Vynos tento pravi, ze kaa.
dy stat a 1zcmi ma zvoliti poslan-
cc do kongresu "a stat a jine po.
stance ma kazdych 10000 obyva-
tel, jakoz | "a zlomek pres tento
potct, vetsi nez dve sedminy. -
kazdy stat, ktery ma meme nez
10000 obyvateI je opravnen k po-
slanci IN stat obyvatelstvo.
Nova della italske armady.
Rim, II, zafi. - Phi move ofen-
sive, jez zahajena byla ma fronte
phi fece So6i, osvedtila Sc zname-
mite nova italska della. Jedno sto
noyych -millimetrovych del je
zamestnano na noytm naporu
smfrem k Terstu. Tato della ne.
sou ma znacnou vzdalenost a o.
svedtila ne hned v prynich dnech,
Nova ofensiya, namifena prot
Terstu, je po6dteich, Rakusa.
ne sesiluji syoje posiee a snazi Sc
ohhajiti je proti dtoknm italskym,
vzrnstajicim We sye prudkosti, -
Hprayy zahajeni move ofensiyy
ma fece Soci zavdaly podnet k
nadsenym demonstracim v rnz-
nyeh italskych mesteeh, Nelke
dayy pochodoyaly ulleemi "a ape
WI narodnieh pisni a yolaly slayl
armade italskt a armadam spo'
jeneu,
Roure nherskem parlamento,
Budapest, H. zafl uhersky
parliament bsl opetn6 seenon vel
ktho roarusenl, kdy2 hrahe Appa'
nyi, Stepan Rakoysky jlni yna
ci onoslee napadli premlera Tlszn,
ktery hranil So jeiieh htoknm,
'fisza ptiroynal kritisoyani urma'
dy uhersk Smi yadei oposlce X o.
trasoyani sludni, eoa yyyolalo
heafi neyole, lIrahs Apponyi pro,
hlasil, a. ttl otazks peteehuli Ill
skusse a siee eahranleni pelitlka
yajeuaka sl,uaee a kasohoyAnl po'
irayinami, rylo daleai,9 olaaky
iso,l pry ahFoaoyauy pfedya,lsnhn
olasek lluleh rfedsede parla,
mentn adroail na ehsill sasedAnL
ahy umlsgl hraheIe Apponyihe,
rti suoyusahaienl sasedAni uapa
den hyl nFsmler paslaueem Ia,
kasskym, kters aslfe ndsasayal
yedvnl sahranitni pell,iky xase
.lani yNswhnllla esnkmeul hfa
belle liels l'erelyle, ~ ssmra.lsn
D. ! eraslel a b. sss,aruje = slad'
hl slrans,
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ladiAai hadoa hlAsovasl pro
''sNcha, =

realer >eh., ~, saft - Wee
lab ial lud.aaa kmsns omahs sal
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Seth Low, byvaly mayor New
YOrku 1emfol.

New York, N, Y, II, xAff. -
Seth Low, byvaly mayor New
forku a sveho tasu president u
niversity Columbia, xemfel ve
syem yenkovskem domova IN Bro
wodbrook farlne Bedford Hills,
y, Y, dues pozds yeeer start
Sestasedesati rokn Ryl nemoeen
po nskollk mssicn komplIkaet cAo.
rob, Seth Low hyl po dvakrats
mayorcm Rrooklynu. jeslnoa ma,
yorem New Yorkn 4 po jetepiet
let presiden.em Colnmhia nMlytr>
sily, nyl yeliee snamou osobn0.
sti poliliekseh zaleiitoatecA las.
lrerole ma ysehoda, Nareslil - Y
lirooklyne due u, ledna Z. lahO.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-11
AUDITOR
 HOLDS UP CASH
 FUR FARM LOANS

State Treasurer Nit Sims. sent claims to the state auditors office yesterday afternoon, asking for the money needed to loan the successful applicants for state funds
 The auditors office took no action on the matter. claiming that before recognizing the claims, they would probably ask the attorney general for an opinion in the matter.
 This action on the part of the audi :or's office serves to hold up the pay ment of the money to the ranchers, who expected to have it within a few days. The governor and state treas urer, had approved the loans follow ing the approval of the abstracts by the attorney general, and now the at torney general must give an opinion as to what funds the money is to come out of.
 I. was intimated yesterday in the auditors office that there was con- siderable haZiness as to where the money was coming from There seems to be plenty of money in the treasury. but none in the specific fund with which tc pay these claims.
 State Treasurer Nit Simms is anx- ious to get the loans through as soon pushing the matter as hard as he could. He stated yesterday afternoon that the unexpected action on the part of the auditor was rather a blow to him. but that he would stay with 1 the matter and see It through to the | finish.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-11
CLEARY AFTER SENATOR AsHURST
 CLAIMING THAT H|S APP0|NTEEs
 ARE WORKING AGAINST GOV. HINT

It will probably not make any dif- ference to President Wilson what the senators from Arizona will be after the fourth of March next but prob- ably he thinks 1t will make some dif- ference. In that case, unless he wants to see William B. Cleary. whom the irreverent call Windy Bill" of Bisbee, dressed up in a toga, he will heed communication that Mir. Cleary has just addressed to him.
 Mir. Cleary is a hot advocate oi Gov ernor Hunt. He has heard that some of the federal appointees, notably Post master Bailey of Douglas, and Receiver Birdno of the United States land of- flee, have conspired for the nomina- tion of George A. Olney for governor. These and other federal appointees, Mir. Cleary informs the president, owe their appointments to United States Senator Ashurst and unless Mir Ash urst is able to call them off, MT Cleary announces that he will come out against Mir. Ashurst on an inde- pendent ticket for United States sena. tor He may not be elected, he says but he can keep MT. Ashurst from be. ing elected.
 MT. Ashurst is only jointly responsi ble with Senator Smith for the ap Ol Nit VI MI Cleary complains. but Mir Smith is ou of reach of the schemes of MT. Cleary' vengeance for the next four years. l is the opinion of politicians that un less Mir. Cleary receives from Wash ington assurances of satisfaction 0 his demands. he will be in the race IL is not like him not to do as he says IL Is remembered that once he mad a hopeless race for congresson al a hopeless race for congressman on al territory and made a fair showing.
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MT Cleary Is at Venice, whence he issued his proclamation to the presi- dent warning him of his designs against Senator Ashurt. He said of 1t:
 am demanding that President Wilson use his influence to compel federal appointees of Senator Ashurst m Arizona to support Governor Hunt. Ashurst's appointees, as well as the ap- po1ntees of Senator Smith and Con gressrnan Hayden, have been active in the organization of Olney clubs throughout the state of Arizona. Un- less they now draw in their horns and support George w. P. Hunt for the democratic nomination, l shall cause
 the defeat of Ashurst for the United
 States States senate by running against him as an independent demo-
 crat nominated by petition, after the primary election.
 Without the labor vote. Ashurst cannot possibly be re e-elected, and un- less President Wilson and the nationa
 organization accedes to my demands
 l shall give the laborlng men a plac,
 to vote. That will mean a complet, split of the democratic vote for Unite, States senator and the election of republican senator from Arizona Thi fact l am calling to the attention O [ President Wilson, not because I wan 5 to see the democratic representation | in congress diminished but becaus of the pernicious activity of Ashurst' ; appointees in favor of Olney, who i f opposing Gov. Hunt for renomnatior . Former Governor Joseph H. Kibbey . who will unquestionably be the re ? publican candidate for United State l senator, has an excellent record, I ad I mit,' said Cleary, but he will not ge
 the votes of the laboring men of Ari
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HARRY M. BLAIR 1. LEAVESY. M. U. \.

Harry NJ. Blair has resigned as secretary of the local Young Mems Christian Association. The first in- timation that Mir Blair had given up h.s post here. was received yesterday. in letter from him to a friend here He stated that he had sent in his resignation to Lloyd B. Christy. presi dent of the association. and intimated that Mir. Christy had given out the news.
 In his letter MT. Blair stated. that he had been offered a position at a salary of sl0.000 a year by the k. S. Dollings Company of Pennsylvania, a million dollar security and broker age house. doing bushes all over the country Mir Blair is to be a vice president of the company. being To- cated in Philadelphia. as general man. ! ager of the company's Pennsylvania | business.
 He stated that ne hated to leave 1 the |. M. C. A. work. but that he had
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reached T point. where he thought tbat his dutv to his family, demanded that he capitalize his abilities as pest he could
 I, has been understood in Phoenix, among his close friends, that MT plair has had several very flattering offers during the time he has been in Phoenix. He has been recognizsu all over the country as one or the best organizers and boosters, m the game. His love for work among the yo,Inp men. has always been para mount with him. keeping at a much smaller salary. than he has been re- ceiylng in the Y. NJ. c. A. work.
 The fact that Harry Blair IS to leave Phoenix will come as shock to hundreds of young men. fhere has never been a time since the or aanization of the local Y. when 1t has been so prosperous, or so popular III tho eyes of the youth of the city. Mir Blair has counted his friends py he thousands in Phoenix, among the older residents of the city. as well as among it's youth. During the time he has been m charge of the Y. 1t has grown with rapidity. He put on several cam naions boosting the membership. way | beyond us lOIIntI huhiDSi'
 the Y. became so popular as place | for young men to secure good rooms 1 that it became too crowded, MT. Biali went outside of the city, and secured | funds to greatly enlarge the building 1 It is not known as yet whether o'
 not. Mir. Blair will return to Phoeni1
 before taking up his duties in thu
 cast. He Is at present in Columbus 1 Ohio. his former home from whici l place he came to Phoenix.
 Mrs. Blair who has lately under
 gone 2. severe operation, is at pres ont on the coast convealescing.
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zona. Neither will they vote for a man whose appointees are opposing with every possible means, the re-elec- ton of their champion, Gov. Hunt. Stripped of the labor vote, Ashurst will go down in defeat through the machinations of his appolntees, unless he immediately calls them to time.
 "The labor vote, call 1t socialist union or Western Federation, or what ever you care to, will nave hunt anu must have the support or Ashurst ana his appointees or we'll send hippey ,o the senate I have made one campaign over Arizona. and I can make another one. and I'll do it as sure as the tide ebbs and flows"
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