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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-09-03
Message of Fellowship and Good Will
From Janan

A message of fellowship and good
will from Japan was delivered to the
Senate Thursday by Viscount 1shiii,
ambassador on special mission, with
an assurance that Japan is in the war
to stay and fight shoulder to should
er with America to certain victory.
In a tribute to Thomas Jefferson
and the American ideal of life, Wis
count Ishii told the Senators that the
Japanese ideal Of national life, in
it's final analysis, was not 50 very
far removed from theirs. owe con-
ceive Of our nation as vast family,
he said, "held together not by the ar
bitrary force of armed men, but by
the force Of a natural development
The ambassador and other members
of the mission were received on the
floor of the Senate with formal Ger
emory by Senator Salisbury, presi
dent pro tenn, in the absence Of Vic
President Marshall. Ishii's address
read in English, frequently was in
terrupted by hearty applause from
Senators and spectators.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-09-03
FAYETTEVILLE MOST DE-
SIRABLE CAMP LOCATION

Confident That One of Regular Train
ing Camps Will be Established
There
Washington Cor, Aug. 80, Whining
ton Star.
1t was learned at the War Depart
ment today that one of the highest
officials in the army, who has in
spected the camp sites at Fayette-
vile, had made report saying Fay
etteville is the most desirable camp
location east of the Mississippi riv-
er.
This officer reports that there is
more water around Fayetteville than
any other city in the State and in
addition there is 100000 acres good
Sandy loan soil suitable for drill pur-
poses and also accommodations for
a rifle range, something the War De
partment is anxious to get. The
hopes of the Fayetteville people,
therefore, are higher than ever be-
fore and they are confident that at
least one of the regular camps fol
training the draft armies will be es-
i tablished at that point.
All Of the national guardsmen now
in training in this country will be
in France within sixty days from
the time they arrive at their training
camps. Those cities which have beer
awarded national guard camps will
more than likely be without soldiers
after the guardsmen entrain TO
, France.
The camp which the government ex
poets to establish at Fayetteville vii
be of more permanent institution
The drafted men will be trained a
, this camp and as fast as one con
signment is ready for service other
, will take their places; in other words
= if Fayetteville gets a camp she vii
! have troops there until long after tn
n war ends. Secretary Baker congrat
ulated the Fayetteville committee o
6 this point and told them they are e.
q tremely lucky in not getting tn
;, camp which the city was original
q recommended for, but which we
, switched to Charlotte at the last M
3 ment for some unknown reason.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-09-03

which brought me out of it all right, so
! am now we'll and do all my housework,
besides working in my garden. Several
of my neighbors have got well by taxi
ing Lydia E. Pinkham' S Vegetable Com.
pound" Mrs. VIOLA FNICAL, Wagon
er, Okla.
Such warning symptoms as sense Of
suffocation, hotfashes, headaches, back
aches, dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite.
weakness and dizziness should be needed
by middle-aged women. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has carried
many women safely through the crisis.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-09-03
Notice of the Edmund Mill Pond
EiShinn

Notice of the Edmund Mill Pond
Fishing
On Wednesday, the 18th day of
Sept. 1917, at 10 o'clock a. m. the
Edmund mill pond 8 miles from
Lumberton on the Charlotte-WiI-
mington highway will be drawn off
for the purpose of catching the fish.
This pond is the recognized fishing
place nicholson county for trout, brim,
jack and all kinds of fresh water
fish. There will be one day for
fishing only and begin at 10 o'clock
a. M, and charge of $3.50 in adj
vance will be made and admission
will be had on tickets.
MRS. L. A. EDMUND, Owner, !
By J. A. EDMUND, Manager.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-09-03

ia bl e Compound
b e c Sc during
Change of Life 1
was in bed two
years and had two
operations, but all
the doctors and OPP
erations did me no
good, and I would
have been in my
grave today had it
not been for Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veg
atah1a Command
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-09-03

Seven men were killed and two 9TH
ers were seriously injured at Penn
sylvania railroad crossing near Abb
erdeen, Md, Thursday. The dead men
were tomato pickers riding to work
in a wagon which was run down by
a train.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-09-03
RU B-MY.TISM

eWil1 cure your hneumdt1sn
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings OF Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne. used in
! ernally and externally. Price 25c.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-09-03
CRISIS OF
W0MAN'S LIFE
Change Safely Passed by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. !,

Wagner, Okla.-"1 never get tired
of praising lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-07
O. 8. Z =. =. loulptlinie.

y. 8. & .. 4 tSGuptItnie.)
no. 1o1-elmrei aimtieO, pom Rem q.
ldrt3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BORN.
SO. 102 Slniet 2imiteb. Q Gm Srnns
80. 7-e&menana, bon Rem OrIeans !.
............o..... 1:zU porul.
SO. 8-SHnel5ug. bon Sci 9fio 49,.
30. e-snniet e1preh bon Neru Ors
leans ............ 7:1O rndtr.
10. 10-Suniet ggprek. non Gan Sron-
cisco ....-..-.--- $3.50 ftndhl1
Gbfnrn-
SO. 1O1--SunIel xtmtteD. mad Gar
Sraniisco ..........4:60 borsn,
80. 1O2-Gunfet 2iutteb, nod Metu Gsz
leans 400 bornf,
20. 7-9hnel5ug. mad Sci Mio.!...
80. sl5dneISug nod Netp Orleans
30. e-@uniet erpreB mad gm 8ran-
cisco .............e:6O nndtm.
30. lo-@uuiet eSpreb, nod Metp e.
lens ..-........ 1880 nddhts
@pesinI OaiIb grpreb nod eagle Baf
49,. ........ 12 Mftternnhf
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Die Deuttae Gage.

Die Sage bot iib nod niff Der
dnoert. gs 1T nod llidts geId]ebet1.
mas elm neiteres Gorgeben unierer
Gegiernng n0tig madte. SIN 2nn=
oe bereitet man iid) auf ale gpentna-
litaten Dor. Bon ben INTERVIEWER
oeutiden S6iffen iino Die MannlfaT'
ten entfernt; piele BON ben Sbirfen
ipur6en our6 oie 8eiatlng ge=
braudsunfabig genaft. @raf gern=
ltorff nro 1eiite 8egleiter tperoet1
freies @ebiet erbalterl. nnIere He=
airnng perpeigert Sdiffen, pie iber
BEN 0sean fabrem @eleit BON &riegss=
5d)iffen. Die 5btpei5, 9olano, 9d=
l1enlarf llno Mrgentinien iperoen lid
uns in benz 8orgeben gegen 0entid-
lano nidt anIdlieBen tDabridei1llif)
audi nid)t 8rniilien bagegen boben
guba uno 8oIipien lire 8ereittpilig-
felt oes Mnfbluiies erfldrt. Beloe
f0nnerl unlerer &egier1lng nid)ts
ttiibe1t.
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6reie YreNe fit seras: Mittpod ben 7. 6ebrnm 1917.

uno leiteno ~einereifen. limo MIR
miiiIel1 begreifen, bab mir Die Die
ner bes Staates iinb. - oaB er I'M
iere lteberleele lit = Die groBe fon=
1tri1ftipe &raft, oie il1oipiouelle gd-
tiefeit nidt eritidt, ionoerm entmif-
felt. Die ein5ige 9ebingllng, nnter
Ser cine D~emofratie bliiben fam,
lit Die, oaB ieoes Snoipiouum ieiner1
bobiten Musorud I'M Staat finoet,
unb fir sic @oltaten, sic es bon linn
empfangt, linn feline bette &raft nno
Ieinen nr1beoingten @eborlam oar=
brinet." gu amiiiantl ltnperfalid-
tes BremBentnm 'als Ser @eisbeit
lester SdIuB in ei1em Bud, oas
ser engliiden Breiie als Seilsbot=
Idaft eriheint! rgreuBen, OH baif ge<
1iegtl" fam Ser alte Sobn Buff
Id]on beute iugen, obite BEN Musgang
ouf bem S1ladtfelb ab5utDarten.
Die Gerfalier erfennen nit Medt
in bern ~tra1trieen 3uitono oes engli=
iben S6ntlfuefens cine Sanptqueae
oes inouitrieGen &iifgangs eng
Iano's. 9ie &apitel, Die lie Oieiem
gbelna uiomen, 5eigen aber erfreu=
Ii6ermeiie, oaB tie Ielbit perfennef,
lporin grade anf oielem @ebiet
0elttidlano's iiberlegene Starfe fir
Sen mirti6aftlihen &f liegt.
31tm SblnB nod elm @ort. @enn
England aus oieiem ariege militia
Gortieb1ino auf Geite A.
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1rmeniiben gr5biidofs Mtidmian su

armeniifen gr5bildofs Mtidmiam 5u
Sell.
Die Gin5eIbeiten Der felt Dem
ariege ltattgefuuoenen r8lutbaber"
IalIen oie moraliide @erfommenbeit
ser Mrmellier oerttlid} berportreten.
3oaen bie giirfen in elm 0orf Elm,
5eIhibten bie G1irben nah6arlib 2e=
BEN unb gigentum ibrer 6riitli6en
Msitbiirger, trofen na6 Ib5ug Der
giirfen repolutiondre armeniide
ODER ruIiilde Eruppen ein pare.l
Ole Gbriiten oie tdtiglten beim Or
moroen mo Muspliinoern ibrer Dit
burger. MuBten Damn Die Irmenier,
oeren bluteierigiter 5iibrer Mar
Sdimmton bieB, ii6 5uriid5ieben,
nabn1eu, tpie nraltsbleiblib, Die Sur
oenitdmme blutige Ha6e an ben
perrGteril1en Mrmeniern uno bei
Iold)en 8llltbdoern muBten oft 200
bis 1000 Yeripnen oas 2eben elm
hiiBen. Mitl1nter aber febrten ald)
oie @ulien in eeniieenoer 3abl fpie=
Ser, ltm Habe 81 iiben; 10 berid)tet
Ser Gerfalier bon einem San, % Die
Nalien 1000 nnibntloige &uroen ME
bermadten, mir iueil lie Die S6ltloi=
geit nidt ermitteln fonnten.
ySpmol gbriiten mie Mnbanme=
oaner baben in oieier ltngliidliden
8ropin5 5um Sbiperte g%eariffen"
ldIieBt Ser gerfalier, yunb iper sum
Sfppert greift, miro ourh oas
.Sdtpert umfommen", beiBt es in
Ser 8ibel". 8eniigeno aber ergibt
1ih ats leinen Sdiloerungel1, I'm
sic 2ii9en oes britiiden 8reBbiiros
in oas redte 2idt 5u ltelen. u9ie
armen 8elgier!" Die armen Mrme=
%ltter!"
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Die Mrmenier i'm gid)te Der
&ahrbett.

=
perlanat @or0 8rDce IN ,einem fir5-
lid in 2onoon arsgeeebenen Snter=
|niep, nno figt bin5n, bob Der
siirfe pdbreno Ser Iebten 500 Sabre
iib polig nnfdbig ertpieien babe,
feline H1tertnnen, entipredenO ben
perlhie6enen MaiIen nnb Neligionen,
aud, nitr nit Dem Mnldein BON Sc
redtigfeit gu ~regieren." 0atiirlib
5pieIen Bel Ser 9egriinouna oieler
~syoroerung ,,oie arme1iiden @reuel"
tpieoer cine electromagnetic Noae,
ipie uberbnupt in benz britiiden
2iiaenfampf gegen Die 3entralmaf-
te oen Mrmeniern BET ben Sirfen
oie gleide Stole 5ugeteilt tDorben
lit, ME Sen gelgiern bei BEN Dert=
fd)en. Sic ar1nen gelgier! Die.
armeft Mrmenieri
Oa erffeint es oelln angelibts
Ser arofo6ilstrdnen, ipelhe oas
'englilde YreBbiiro iiber Die NIB
1hIadtuna Der armeniid)en geDoi-
ferltng pergieBt, wilfommell, einn1al
sic @abrbeit aus ben 8erid)ten ei<
neg Mannes 5ll bOren, Der ii6 piele
Sabre lang IN Mrmenien a~afgebalten
bat, uno oie ii1 bort poll5iebetoe1
Borq1tge aus ndhiter Ndbe beobnd)=
ten fpnnte. Ser nortpeqiIhe Wif=
Iionar 8. 8. Joiium peroHentlidte
i'm Gbicagoer uSfanoinapen" inter
Ser neberidrift .Die 2ei0en Der
|Sprier1 Mrmenier) einert Mnflas,
ser fldrlih benefit, bob Die meilten
Ser ldredIiden 8lutbdoer", Die ben
Eiirfen in Medbming geitelt tDeroen,
bas @erf Der Muiien tuaren, ODER
our1 idyGnoIidbe @eualttaten Der
g[rmenier berborgerufen tDlroen.
ginleiten0 erortert Der 8erfaiier
Die @elfifte oes Gbri1tentums in
|GDrien, uno benefit, bnB beifen Be
fenner unter Ser tiirfifhen Regie-
rung iif meitgebenoer Midiidt gu
erfreuen botter. Ser lleberlieferurlg
sufolae loI oiele 1rf Die freunbli<
den ge5iebungen suriid5ufibrerl
Iein, Die amiihen Dem ipriihen 8a-
triarhen Der driitliden Stride nno
Mobommeb beitanben, Der anf fei-
men Sanoelsreiien nit eriterem be-
fannt getporoen uro Inn Elm Sbus
5ulagen6es Sdreiben geianbt bate.
/ 0ie bent audi iei, biele oltldnoiid)en
gbriiten unb 0ie Accommodation
altr6el1 baben Sabrbunoertelang
frieolid Seite BET Settle, Sans BEL
9ais, Weg BET @eg, seipobnt, uno
sic goIfsflaffe, Die in Der tNebr-
aabl mar, bonobabte in Der MegeI Die
Tofalpolitiifen Mngelegenbeiten I'M
| Dorfe, in Der Ortidaft ooer Dem
2anooHtrift. ga, 70 freunoidaftlitJ
tparen Die ge5iebutrgen Der Gbriiten
uno auroen miteinanoer, Dab oiefe
Gbriiten nad uno nod freipillig Die
| eigene Sprade ablegten nno mir
nod flroilb lpra6eil, nno Die ame-
rifaniide 8ibeIgeielidaft i'm Sabre
1858 elm .aermanbii : furoifdes
Neues Teitoment" fir flirbifh ipre-
henbe Mrmenier bernusgab. aufj
itanoen oieie oItldnoilhen Gbriiten
itets Shulter on SdJulter, menu
Die tiirfilhe Regiernng, meiitens
bergeblid, einer ibrer Stdmme 81
nnteriofen ODER 81 beiteliern berlnd)-
te. Armenier forpoI mie Gltrben eri.
ftieren mid beute nod ais getrennte
8olfgItdmme, beren Sdnptlinge bei
BEN Gbriiten uMaIifer". BEL Den
auroen ngeger" ODER oaabger" bei.
ben.
Srn 2aufe Der 3eit e~ittitanoen ie.
bod 3piitigfeiten 5iuiiden Den
St1mmer, mituitter inter Den DRIFT.
lid)en mitunter inter ben furoi
iden. Ma[ baIfen Die gbriiter
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Cornal Springs Nursery

Bir sie6en bier ole @orten Bdlrm,
fdnl : artifel. neIde iid fir unier ali,
ma eignen.
Dbits urb Ghatten > B6ume, Nfeber.
Hoien, 3ieritrG1iber. Sn1mergriiue Hdus
me uno @trGuder, Bnlunen, &nolen8es
nGhie, Gdmereien u5tp. 11niere 30idbris
ge grfabruns fommt uuieren Alrnben
5ugute.
Bir perfaufen nur quite @nnre, an
fold nieorigen Hrei1en, tpie felbige &C.
8ogen iperoen fann. S1reibt nm freten.
reihbaItigen aataIos. Ibre1e:
Otto Locke, Nen grannftls, 9eras.
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IuJ1OttuJS|t INAotIISN
| bieie oen gbrilten gegen ltarfere
al,roenltamnpe, uno oieie GarteinaD-
me bat bin nnb mieoer 81 u8latbd-
BERN unter ben gbrilteu gefiibrt,
Die ieoo6 nidts init Geligionsfru-
aer gu TIM batten Ionoern nlsl9lieB-
lid auf Modiudt 5ariif5nfilbrell
maren. Die glutrade ipielt in je-
mem 2anoe BET Gbriiten iotpol tpie
auroen cine groBe &o1e, bod ba-
ben ald) Ser OiebItag bon Sdnfen,
crit BET ser Geriibung oes Hal,bes,
uno 1pdter BET ser periudtel 8ieoer-
aetpinnltng ser Seroert ballfig yer
anlallung 81 uglutbdoern" segeben.
9olitifde uno religioie @eaenlate
enttanoen crit, alS unter Mboul
Satnios Gegierung iid cine Natios
nalpartei bilbete, uls oeren 3tpef
perfiinoet fpltroe, uloDol DEM ein=
| sel1ten Mrmenier iDie Dem gart5etl ar
| meniid)en 8olf IN ieber Sadie 81
belfen ultb SdptB 81 gepnbren.
| Oieie @arten beItano aus lllllgen
Mannerl1, oeren Die 9e5ei6nung
,esfalerer", 5. +. elmer, Der lid)
Ieinem 8olfe lpeibt" beigelegt mur
Be. 9iele arbeitetell nidt, INTO err
bober y9eitrdge Our6 oas Natio=
nalfomite. Gurb Sen GinflnB nrto
Die 9ro6unsel1 oieier Bartei, oeren
Mitglicber %betpaffnet nmberglngen,
fam es balo iomeit, oaB ELM Miobam=
h1eoaner nirgenOs mebr Ged)t er=
balten fonllte, ieIbit melln Die Sc
reftigfeit nod 10 FLAIR auf Ieiner
Settle mar. Carl es oaber 8un0er
nebInen, oaB Ole 2ofalbeeoroen auf
oicie vgsfaierer" als Mufriibrer, ia
NepoIutionare bliften Die Die bis
bergen guten 8~e5iebungen 5fpilden
Sen gbriitem unb M~obammeoanern
bes 2anoes 5u 5erltoren ~itrebten?
Ser repolution1re @eiit Der ar
meniiden NationaIpartei CAB iid
bnlb belttlih 81 %erfennen. MIs in
Ben syabren 1906 unb 1908 M
SiioruBlano, 9eriien uno Der Cir
Tel Hepol1tio1len ausbrqden nab
men sic Mrmenier an alien Iebbaften
Mnteil. 3unadit periudten lie in
gransfalfalien suIammen nit Sen
@eorgiern eifl llnabbangiges trans
faufaiildjes Mrmerier1 su erridtert.
MIs MuBIano ieooh nod 8eenoigung
oes arieaes nit Scsapan freie @anb
befan, rdunnte es raid nit Ben Muf-
ribrern anf, iiberonttportete cine
aroBe @n5abl Dem @alger, lino mo-
tiqte oen Gfeit cur 6lnft rad1 Ser
fen. Sort beteiligten tie iid an
elmer Gepolltion aeaen Sen Sdab
Mobameo Mli, Ser bic Glliien Si Sill
fe REF, nit Ser sSolae, oaB audi bier
sablreife M%rnlenier geb4ngt ipa1r=
SEN, urlo sic lleberlebenoen nod ser
girfei Hiidteten. @ier trafen lie
oerooe Elm. ols iih Ser ,Ieste Mft
Ser bon Sen ssunatiirfen berbeige-
fiihrten Staatsumtpalsuna poasog.
Als ore Sltrfen 1eoou ~eftanniell
Dob ote Armenler nflier yyteIor-
men ltldDt g~lelDInaBlge 0eleRe nno
yec1te fllr oas gan5e fllrtll@e Jeidl
%loHoera Sonoerred)fe fnr Armefle1l
per1tartoen, begdltiierl ne, epenlo fUle
Die @nlien nno ole Serler, one nn-
milfommellen @alte alts penn Sanoe
81 idgen. uf1o oDfte Ner5hg erie
Ben Die Mrntetlier an DIE eitropal'
iden 9fahte Groteite, in oe1ien tie
iiber vgranlante Serrolgargen 1et-
tens Der Elirfen" lttlo bon 1Dfell
angerid)tete aBlntbdoer" 3lage err
bobeil. Damn lrad) DER Weltfrleg
ans, uno rief audi bel Den %1leoere1
&lalien Der tiirt1ld)e11 geDolfernng
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Dos 5euanis.

Sic San1enoe ltns fpd1reno beg sSy1bs
req 1916 iibertrngenen @ecepte befiinoea
0ns 0ertrnuen, bas Die 4er3te IN uufere
SGbigteit ieten fir lniere
s%eiuifenbafte Nesept : NnfertigHns.
@ir maiden cine G~peaialitdt aus Diee
fem 9epartement unfereg @eiddfts lilo
baIten uns in allen Dn5ngeb5rieen up
to bate. Cine before Meceptur Tam
nidt gefunoen fperoen.
JUNGkIND'S DRUG STORE
III Abe. 6. maize &DMitsn Strafe.
Sci. Grpdett $40 mxb 500.
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NI1funft -
SO. 16-gon Soufton, Waeo un0 gors
pus gbrifi ........6 :55 nahm.
So. 14-gon 8oufton uu6 Giiiteno-ten
.................. 600 BORN.
SO. 12-gon gonfnm nn6 aiiftenorten
........ -. 1885,. 1850 nnd5m.
$50. 41-Won @errbiIe 1870 BORN.
$50. 43-bon &erbiIe. MIR Sonntaas =.
....... ~. ~. 6:45 abeno5
80. 145-gon @errbiIe, tdglih, alisges
nor1r1en Sonntnas -.6:45 nbenos
Mbfnnrt -
SO. 15-god 9ouiton, waeo uno Core
pus gbrifi ........ 8:45 BORN.
$50. 13-Nnh Soufton it1b aiitenorten
1U:45 dDer0s
$50. 1t-Nad goatim unb aiiffenorten
.................. 2:05 nndm.
SO. 42-Nnd &errbile. MIR an Conn
tngen ............8:00 ftnrgen5
go. 146-Nnb @errbiIe. .4:35 nbenb5
SO. 146)Nnh Rerrtiue tdgIih, dnsges
nor1tnen SonntnAs- -. 7:05 BORN.
Mohave County miner., 1917-07-14
TELLURIDE STRIKE
 HOLDING UP; MAY
 BE BEST YET FOUND
tFrom Tuesday,. paily Miner.l


 The few details received in King man concerning the big strike on the Telluride at Oatman last Friday in dicate that the new vein of high grade ore opened in the winze on the 535- foot level will prove bigger than was at first shown. J. L. McIver, one of the men who made the Telluride, pass ed through Kingman today on his way home from the Grand Canyon. He said he had had several telegrams con- corning the strike, but did not know the details. There have been several rounds of shots since the shoot was discovered, and he was anxious to get on the ground to see how the new vein was holding up.
 It is believed by Oatman mining men that the Telluride may prove to be in the same class as the United Eastern. The strike is on the same vein as that which brought fame to the United Eastern and the Tom Reed. A number of free gold specimens were taken out and the entire vein of high grade where it was encountered varies between four and five feet.
Mohave County miner., 1917-07-14
CITIZENS READY ID RUN L.W.W.
 AGITATORS OUT
Strike Activities Indicate that German PlOtters Plan to Destroy Mining Indus try of This Section; PeO- pie Wrought Up.
(From Tuesdays Daily Miner)

An undercurrent of subdued resent ment prevailed throughout Mohave county today as the result of strike activities by Industrial Workers of the World agitators. In every mining camp there was pronounced anti pathy to the efforts of the "Wobblies" to bring about strike in this district. Miners, business men and citizens alike were loud in condemnation of any attempt to disrupt the relations between miners and operators.
 That the work fthe I. W. W. lead CTS is inspired by German agents in this country seeking to cripple the war plans of the United States, is the con- tention of officials. There have been hints that the plans of the agitators in this district to cripple the mining industry are nationwide and are be- ing directed personally by former Ger man diplomatic representatives and officials, who are in the pay of the kaiser.
 Citizens of this county have taken to counteract any move in the direc- tion of open violence. Plans have been laid for meeting any contingency. Many sturdy Arizonans who braved
Mohave County miner., 1917-07-14
ARIZONA'S QUOTA ID BE 3,472 MEN
 FUR FIRST ARMY
All Enlistments in National Guard or Regular Army Will Be Credited; Govern Ors of States Instructed to Make AllOtments to Vari- Ous Counties.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-It was formally announced today that 687,- 900 men will be selected for the first army under the selective draft system. Arizona's quota will be 3,472, Colo rado, 4,753; Idaho, 2,2S7; Montana, 7,872; Nevada, 1,O51; New Mexico, g. 292; South Dakota, 2,717; Utah, g. 37O; Wyoming, BIO. Governors of the various states have been instructed to allot the state quota as given, among exemption board districts so that each district will know exactly the number of men to be furnished.
 The table from which the net quotas were compiled shows all enlistments in the National Guard and the regular army up to June 30 have been allowed as credits. According to the estimates of government officials, the United States now has enrolled or under arms approximately 1000 men classed as war volunteers. The small net quotas in many states are accounted for by heavy enlistments in the National Guard and the regular army. Oregon, for instance, is given a net quota of only TIT for this reason, whereas her gross quota based upon the population estimate would be several thousand.
Mohave County miner., 1917-07-14
MOHAVE COUNTY IS RICH IN
 DEPOSITS OF MOLYBDENUN
S. Billings Noted MetaIIurgst and Mining Engineer Finishes Three Reports Showing That This is One of Richest MineraIized Sections in the World.
[From Thursday's paiIy Minerl

manner in vein filling and gangue of the Leviathan on their 100-foot level.
 This molybdenite belt has been all ready demonstrated as having a width east and west of three miles and a length north and south of 35 miles. As at the Telluride Chief mine or in its vicinity, MT. Erickson is proving this disseminated molybdenite in bedded planes and deposits of the altered granites where there are little or no quartz veins, and in the Copper Gran his, 35 miles south, the quartz vein has entirely altered, so that it has be- come porphyr and the molybdenite metal occurs in disseminated form all through it in commercial quantities. Again it is stated that you may have the biotite and altered granites intrud- ing into the pre-Cambrian granites and still have no molybdenite mines, so that great care has to be exercised in the prospecting of this area.
 In the notes already mentioned above is this paragraph:
 'It may not be amiss to warn pros pectors against over-sanguine estim- ates of the richness of any deposits that may be found. Molybdenite is a mineral that makes a strong showing because of it's bright, metallic luster and general occurrence in broad thin flakes. Because of this prominence and because of it's comparatively low specific gravity (4.7-49) it's abundance in a rock is likely to be much over estimated when judged by the eye alone"
 The opinion is stated in these re- ports, that if with development it is proven, as it now appears that it will be, that this molybdenite belt extends east and west from the Acme Group (carrying an east and west system of veins), to near the Arizona Venture, a distance of over four miles, and south and north from the Leviathan and Anson Smith properties to the Telluride Chief (with a north and south vein system) that these disse- minated molybdenite deposits are to be found in commercial quantities all of which are now easily treated by the "Flotation" method, it means to Mo have county quite as much as the dis coYery of gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc.