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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
China / Oprcr.

Tefing, Ste Si,ni. 5 Misiornei.
clie oper, at TrGIioenten meb Stette
/ Torlamentct, bibtil bar nrarct iig
pcb at crflrre Spiflnno arig, bar
Wilitrrgupernererne / # al Gioets
ErouinIer erflGret lin .ltafbrngig-
beb al neutrality-suspicious.. aun
ainas fire ipolige Tropinier or hibtil
forblcpct lopole.
Situationcn or for Eicbliffet pbcrit
fritiif oa ErGiioenten for nrrprrcn-
Sc iulbitPnbig ma9tcsles.
Siplgc oiiiciclle Splpsninaer ifal
TrTiioent 81 9uan Sung bnpe err
flrrct iig bercot til at itotte ct isor.
ilag ON at peotage eli ariascrflr-
rina MOB Spiflonb, bpis set ifllIoc
piie iia mulis at ioa opbrcuct ct bar
Iamcntariif banbIcbpatig 9lntnI al
Observation-Disclosures iii at gipe
Neoe.
Tarhlnentct iammentroabte /
9proaas, men Ser bar intet "Suo.
RIM" tiIiteoe. ga $50 MeoIcmmer
bapbe forlaot Tefin9.
Sra Mnlop, aina, telcaraicres ocn
6te SUM: si &c oprerifc E~ropinicr
er ser itiIlet icIaenoc lem 6orIanaen.
Der til 6orbunosrc9icriueen:
SplsSuins al acknowledgements.
gen, @epiiion al @runolopcn Iiifc-
biacIic al E~rpiiocntenS HaoSaiuerc,
Standardization al Suou Ghiiui
Iom Eremierminiitcr o. Grig meo
Spltlano. &c 70 %ieritrTpntc Sor.
lanaenoer auiccs Tor DC panifcIiGitc;
men ser ifal DOG al beggc &c itrioenbc
Saftioncr nrrcS iiffert &aob ON Sp;
naaelien al ct for bessc Barter tip
irebsitilleuSe 3ompromis. Al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Sfibbruo t Suften.

San Sie9o, Gal, ste sunni. e.
Wfilitpraeroplaner, al bpilfe set enc
Itpreoes al Seriiont g. Trpe % Def
onoet al 6lppeinitrllftsr g. g. Sob.
bins, iteote igaar Iommell 800 Sob
oppe / Suiten. Som peo ct timber
tom iilgen al Sem tilifooe.
Srpes Wuifin itprtcoe nco pau Soll
Stegobitgten paa ioa srunot |ono.
at Den itof NGien / Sanoet % blep
iiooenbe iait. NobbinS' Woifin Inf
feocS oct llnoer SSaloet at ioa itprct
ilto / Ell Big, bporiro oct llben Tun.
fcligbeo lpffeoe5 BAN at reboe Tia
ilanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08

olenc 'oor man belle oct lam
te @cleb tiIboQe, men man ioar Del
tiIboac nico qobc Renter. &c 3la
Erpcent, maj cr anrontcrct, or MAJ.
lie minbrc, cllo man fon onbringC
line Vcnge til andre Stcber, men
&ebct al nogIe Ior bill uoen al Gull
SbliQationcrnc pTre nTro mcget
mere eno lit Fnalp0enoc, oN Den al.
miuocIiqc Mening / 6inanspcroencn
er, al Sc "Qibcrtp Bombs" lom M
uoiteoca, in0cn inn 9lor piI ooa 90 til
Ell. &uroi al ira tt2 iii 116, iaolc.
oc9 at man / &irfeligbcbcn iitcocns
ior 81 oiI funnc Qjore Hcgniug
pau t2 a IS l'rocent al line Rcnac.
GbIiantioncr. Scr bIcp uhitcoa unocr
ocn iponif,omcritanifc arig 9if / lin
Il0 op I'll III | GTrnl.
Iinn Ter ionlchc@, al man intct ri.
%iifcrcr pco at fiebc 6iaic "@ono@,"
men II oet tpcrtom cr Qo0 6orrctnjua
Of gjerc oct. Get b0r ogioo crinorc5,
Of Cbligotioncrne cr iritngct for
Sfot, o. oct fan / bcn 6orbinocIic
bare lin ,iltcrc3ic Of pioc, at mango
WiiIIionrrcr bar unbrogt / GbliQotio-
ncr lbprc Gunner, Iom DC piloe
nranttc bctolc Sfat al, ON &c por an,
bra1t poo onocn Wlno0c,
Wiuu fan ocrior nlcb 900 Gam
1~itti9bco liQc I'll cnbucr; Buy a
Liberty Bond
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
6rubeerploiton

Nanaimc, @ritiib Columbia, Den
4oe Sltni: Sem Irbeioere bleo
igaar br9bt paa Eletten % flor
Sfaoc onrettct / Ell aulgrllbe /
Cumberland IOn Selge al Ell for.
fGroclig Grploiion, bpis Iariag
man enonu life bar funnel fonita.
tcre.
Sapbc grbloiioncn funbet Stcb
paa Ell Speroag, pilbc 100 slrbei,
oeres Sip prret lat / operbnngenbc
Sare. 8rllben itrpffer iie til miot
i'noer Siertet al gpen, og grpIo.
'lonen bar iaa polbiom, at lamtIige
SuIe rpiteoe / fine @runopoloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
paaerebne Oeiertcrer.

2arcbo, Ger, ben 2oen Sunni:
Gre SeIerterer fra Irmeen, JONI
Natten til Den 23oe Mai flpgteoe
cper @ranicn til Merico, meota.
acloe line @epprer, bill bli itiaebe
Tor &rigsret % mlligens bsnlte
I'll Seocn. &c blcu grcbne al sc
mcrifanIfe Npnbisbeoer IS @il
ira Neltpo Sareoo % ~opergipet iii
De amerifanife Wilitrrolltoritetcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Ro0losbc0rn

Ro0iosbc0rm.
Miimcioto Glo Settlers A4iocia.
tion iutte0c iorlcOcn ell @eilutring
ON at hcnitiIlc iii Stntcua 6oIf at
lUrc 0cna Niitoric bcorc at ficnOc oQ
Qierc iiQ mere f~ortroliAc mco ocn9
Nuitltutioncr. "Eionccr FrcI5" bar
tot Enntcn op % ircmboibcr, at Sta.
tens SfolcnlUn0 her bar Ell paffcr
% upttiQ Gp9opc, iom Sc life Dor
poniflsttc. Nluoct ubtnler, at ling,
oomnlcu, oQ ucl for Ell mcget itor Gel
ngion oc pl0rc, bar iergcliG Iioen
&rm0ifnb ON oct, lom bar pnaicret i
Sen luunonc Gib / ocrc5 e9en Stot,
OF at ser rnaocr uofioa ltor llpioen-
hc6 nleo Ncuipn i'll Stotcna Stpr oQ
Stcl. On Der funoc giprc5 nogct
~tlI9opn@ for at rcttc poo bette, ion
piIoe oct prrc CT Sfriot i Hetning al
at Qiorc Dem til bcbre @or9cre.
@Iooct@ Gpiatniug cr Qonifc for.
rcft. Ser cr eli bcflogcll1 WanQc
pua blllorilf Sntcrcalc iblanot os, o0
irrIig "ifiettcr vi Iioet ON sc Sro6i
tioncr, iom ifuIoc IiQge o& nrrmeit,
% ion nj itnI0c Ia IorlIbirtuinQcr.
ne til at ioritoa bcoit. Niltnof bar
bore ocitIiQc Stotcr inqcn lang Ni,
I"toric; men lli0 Tom Sen er, bar Sen
icluioQt i'm itorc Nctponing Tor o5,
iom Dor / bi9ic Stntcr. Nuor bcttt
life cr gaoet mo / Solfet5 @cpioit.
hc6, iou bctnr set bore, al III cronIr
life bar Inoct riQtIN init @rlur0 I'M.
Scr SpNbcrnc. vi ipIer Us life belt
ioIIooriif mes Sen SleQt, Tom cir for.
no Tor o& % bcrc6tc Ncicn for %.
Settle oiuIncr life bare Sc inoponbrc
sc % hcrc3 Barn, set Qirlbcr / tor
llbitrufHina allie. Ncp GuQlun.
bcrcr. 1nifcrru "a Nnrhhocn bor
hcttc ohffc irtct NJ brbrc;>, hr,ro,,
hrc Irucaifob Nor So ,;,r, ~,
item I'll SET Son cr lon, mr,rn,,,,o,,
III bnoS SCR /; 1rcr,t;A,r ,,,,, ~
5rir Nil MI Of ~ So ,,,r;,, =, b,.r>
ninoafnrnc;tc aon;tr,r o,,>,ts &;
NOR, "a, Sc,, o,,, ;,,,, >,, ,,,>,..
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,,h,ir, as n,,. S.. .:.u,
~
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Su Er pcir0neloc, ot pore I'D
: ettIcra' ASSOCIATIONS" iooaootiom
u0cn llnNtaacIic nor hart en- boorh
frnSr,, N,; - ,,,>r, m;,,,,
' ''''''' = 90" ''' "''''
"'fn''''e 10000 % 'iorf Iltere err oet
HE ! andre Stotcr. Oct er inu cls
Ter inacn, Tcm Irttcr lin NGrc ! ot
iprtirttc grbcihrt y, norhc a., nIcic
Hi,,Sr,r,os @r,,,
y" '"" '''u'' N''p'ro'''e p'oe
'tA NJ hNohc az !l9e'ont Der o'te 9aar
'lta mco itorc TrIlc$iorclliracr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
franfrioes freesbetin9eli er.

EoriS 5tc Silni. - s ct Weoc 10,
hlffcoc 0erc bar Scplrteretfumret
mco 453 moo 30 Stcmmcr pcotagei
Ell HeiolItion, iom ertIprcr, al
Sreosbetin0eIicrne maa inbbciottt
Rcmninq al &c al Spifcrnc bciatt(
Eerritoricr, SiIbagcgiucIic til Sranf.
ria al GIio2- Sotbringcn % tilberliQ
@ritatnina Tor Sfobe iorpolbt / De al
Tienoen bciotte Hcqioner. Hciolutio.
men %iIlrtter iuoIebCS:
Stern ira oac Gonfcr ON Grob'
ringer % llnocrfuelic al andre Splt
renter Oct (Geplteretfamrct), at He.
plhlifcn$ % ocnS MQicrebeS Nrnleer
- Iaainnrt oen prolific WilitnriSmc
Cr fmlit - pil iifrc pnriQc @aronticr
Tor Trc6 pN llnibUn0l9bc6 Tor ollie
Tolf. crtcn sc err lntau clcr tore, /
Ell 2igo al Notioncr, Iom nllercbe fer
cr bIct bcbubct."
SQiuo HcQicrinaen itcttcbc pna Set
normcitc bcnnc NeIollltion, % / Sen
Gale, hpornlco Nremicrminiitcr Gi-
bot onbciaIeoe ben3 GcotagcIie, iagbe
ban bIonot nnbet:
-, S,r,S ma,rbor WS~,.nn.>;,has
r;t,, tra ~ y; >
;fs a. ::
hr;,,," ~,r s., ,ra;n -.
49, ~, b,;,,, =; ,.,n ~: nsa.
&c., I ~.
sn ~: . ~
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u "'I"
$50 rH" Nt.
- '' mc
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;,n, ;fe, f,n L,;f.;, 49,,
,on. [r,rfr;,. m,,, ~,
nno, or;,,r,n,;,t ,oht,,, $780,, m,,,
Lr+;,r
=, i,r, .m,, ;.
ri,I;;t,r ,nr, ho,,Hn ,S,rsa;n,. ..
,,n, unf,;, =, Mat,n..
NM, ~ >at ;rnn;f, Tan,
,,o,
~r,St,rnI;, $500 ~
r;n,nr;,n;. =, on;,t+n I.n, $3.50
u'.E O" S'u''''SS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Tyifere ipommer i'm Del

Nem Dorf Den 3oic Sllni: ~
Spiferc, ipm par i~uternereoc pla
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa ellis
$Slauo, lpffebes oct / Hat at unN.
piae peb at ipcmme ino Ill SALT
lanbet. On al benz @ilbelm
Stnl3c, en- urs Sisnlano ira Ct
al sc foniiifereoc tpife Sfibe, bleo
l,appct mco Oct iamnle. han nnaeoe
ilano. meoeus oct ocrimob lptfebes
Den ar,oen at unofpmme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Sne oe Goroen.

Inaconbu, Wont., Ben Ace Sllni:
Gegn, Sne, Sorben og 2pnilo
iulgte / Nat pna biilanoen / burtig
Npffefslge. ST.. 10 begpnbte en-
let Megn at ialoe; oenne gif Ell
Zines Sib Icncre poer til Ell blso
Snc. SEQ Wibnatstio, mems Snc.
ioloet bar iom itGrfeit, bcgpnotc
Get at lpne % torbne Iom unOcr
Den polo IOmite Sommeritorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Saloet at 6i0Iosbepis

Waibington, Ste Silni. Hegierin.
gems Iioite 200 WilIionsr Collars
Omission al Observation-Disclosures
er alIcrebc opertcgnet, og 2iIterne
inooroget to Gage isr Den iaitiatte
Si0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
fribr0slnnnrt

Get &aon Ion Hcalcrinacn M 81
ootar blanot 2anocta cane @orQci
Ill @ritrtOclic al Sc i~orcIebiqc ariQ,
uNai'tcr, hor man ait Aapuct Lii
ertv Loan" "Trihc0alauuct
Ccrmcb Ear man uiLlct bctc8nc Sc
Nriq. iom Sc Norcncoe Statcr mi c
fonunCt op / mcO Ncr0cn5 ~iteritc 10
lltUrmaat iom en- 6ribc0afriQ G
arla Tor Ccmofrutict2 Net &croc.
~ Ter Gutotrutict2 % NiilituruuI
0ct2 lln0crQunl. sra omcrifunl
Snn4pmtt cr hct bette lrcnlior 3
Sauoct tllfolc0c arrnfclicr, ION al
hc Gorrncoc Stutcr3 0cItngclic
atl8cu ocna tore aIn1cnmcmcitIig
NJ intcruotiounlc &ctp0uinQ. Get e.
ell Hrla Tor &crOcn2ocnlofrotict, ion
tulca ira Ipitlolo al, % / OcnnJ
&rtl tun &croela ~ltoritc HCpubli.
life 'toa uocn'or, iuu'rcnt DC |rin
clper, hporpoa ocu cr GrmOlngt
cnoni' Icncr | 9'atlolcna %ecolO'lbeO
V}en hpo0 Noon man loo cir cr
arj8 ioo fan ocn life uofiGmpcs
lrocn mco itorc Sire Set tar MUuN
"a oct far %cuQc at isrc Sen til en-
'''rr'a ''o0oh9 "a oet 'oIoer oeI
me i'o9'r 9ll'riioll'r mo- at NJ lttl
'tol ~ moo 'cIrc | ocnlc @rI9. Ne.
'llIl9'rlle Ton nllilI8cll@ IA pTret Del.
tr ll'o 9cn'nn TIL ON Oct, ION oat
o'n 0Ir''tc Noral1Ieontll0 I'll 8rl8cn
o1'oa nor tlI'Ir"tteIi9 "rilno I'll al
''AN''oe otN. Yer MI aItlo nTr'
"''i''N83'of'tl'I )I'8e % ollie oHor'
Nil'"locr ~ N pco, at Der er Dem
ION life plIoe 0oo mco pno Ell 8rir
!lilorr ro0cn Nnnt"nol9bco; Der cl
oenl, 'om N'II'r plIoc tnnIc cnbpcr
gomo8el'e emo at 3ribc I'll &oobcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Gbteaar Vrcomftmarfso.

SrGnscr &c en- Spnaitinc? 'Sus.
penUcn~ rr ioa goo JONI iiosen onben
Sumolfi..e I'll nem oobbeIte 4ri8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08

ENITnEp as srgoNn CLASS MATTER JuNE lJTH 1908 At
Inn rosr OrrIcE At prcoRAu, iowa, USprR THE Act
OF CuN6NFaS py MAFgH 9. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08
Notwithstanding
1. Sumo.

U. Sun
Sre ct. Taur 4p9amarfeb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-08


Churchill otter oil fontnle til at trr.
&c mo / W}miiteriet.
Sen melt berente al ale mllcpcrbC
%'ran'te NiiIltrrflppere, &aptcin @c'
orge @rnrCmcr, ifieb Den lite Sum-
nco pberIi0cre fem tpife aercplaner
hporoi 10 pou eft Winlt. SerneN
bar aooteincu siort set al mcb Jolt
43 iienbtIige SIppemaifiner.
Get bar gientagne 8ange aaaci
Epeter ON, at ben biemmepprenoc
icrbiite SeioIfnine / rem S~ortpiIclic
bar giort Sprsr imoo DC buIsarife,
riicrrigifc % tpife SGre, iom III boil
Der oereS 2ano beiat. Tctte er III
bIct befrritet al eiterriaife Sanger,
taget al S~tnIienerne peb SionSoiron'
ten. Sc iortrlcr, at &c Serbere ipnn
bapSc iamIct iig til Wooitano moo
oereS ltnNcrtrpffere bolot no | ire
Tiger % tiIisieoe iGrlia @ulsarcrne
bctpSeIi1c Cab, ifisnt DC ~pGientlig
beltco al Sloiuser, apinoer % Ssrn.
5iIilut nlaattc De BOG opersipe iia,
% Siliener al Serbere blcp brnat.
SnIaorerneS SrcmiGrb MOB DC lang
lie apinocr par iaa %ioriGrbeIig, at
icIu oeres tpifc % citerriglfe Scamp.
lGler ifiGIote Dem no icr Sarbarer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-15

NO opposition was experienced when
Captain WisheTd was called, the latter
permitting the officers 10 invests gate
all parts Of the craft Shortly after
the search was begun Sheriff Wiley
and Deputy Sanders arrived on the
scene. and with Justice j. G. CosEeT.
who had been called. investigated the
consignment of liquor found
Eleven cases and II loose bottles
were discovered, apparently ready for
sale. but 100 cases were labeled az
consigned from Quincy 50 the Anheu-
ser-Busch agency i'm Rock Island The
Justice declares that the bill Of IadlHg
covering this consignment was evil
IDENTIFY gerGi@s and the liquor waz uCE
touched by the officers An express
wagon was summoned and the officers
hustled the IA cases off the boat Pa
trulman Hamphries cut the middle I'm
ger q his left hand severely while re-
moving bottles from the refrigerator
Night Court Session
Wlsherd. Egau and CIoudas were All
brought luto court al Justice CCster's
office. where charges were filed against
them. The two former were named
as defendants. with Clouds as wit
ness. and each held under s300 bonds
each. The sum did not trouble Cap
tain Wisherd. as he pulled cut roll
that looked like the taxi fare TO Egypt
and put up she 5000 in cash Tor APP
pearanCe Of The men Friday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-15

duotor. who was present being very
enthusiastic of her future success.
In Loving Tribute.
To her new home ia Chicago and for
all her days TO come LINDA Saol VIII
carry the memory OF a most beautiful
thoughtful tribute On the part or The
people of the tri-gities WAC having
remarked her genius are hoping good
fortune favors its complete deTeIoB-
meut The paCFouesses OF the concert
worked generously and gave Of their
time 80 make tae recital the success
il was
ITO Rock Island is left picture of a
little girl violin tucked under chin
her classic face held high sweet and
pure 5u her simple dress OF white. a
child flower in tae midst Of the lovely
flowers banked at her feet. pouring out
her uuy soul as any bird. iu melody
whose sweetness brings alike mem
cries and hopes.
Follow ing is The program as given
by Linda and Miss Sweet.
Sonata. 4 Minor -...-.-......... Handel
Andaute
A6agio
Allegro
AHegretto moderate
ga8 Romance in E..-....... Beethoven
fb4 Canz0uetta .---.--..... = AM brCs50
icJ Perpetual Motion -.....-....... Bies
Aria. 70 Iave Thy Help, Samson
and Deljlah" .--.-.-.-.--. .Saiut-Saens
Concerto ID Minor ...--.... Hieniaws1f
Allegro moderate
&udaute non tropn0
Allegro con iu0c0
Allegro moderate
.'Das erste EcLLgheu' &IeudeIssuhu
s-THa [Talr that E1ifz ON Pa tfz-fe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-15

Have you flag? II not, call at the
German Trust * Savings bank and
ask how you may secure one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-15

duator. who was present being very
enthusiastic of her future success
In Loving Tribute.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
Letter from Holbrook
 Boys in the NaDy MT. C. M. Braxton
 Holbrook, Ariz.

Dear Sir:-In behalf ot the three other boys from Holbrook and myself, we would like to thank you for keeping us in touch with Holbrook by sending us the News; we enjoy it tho roughly and look forward to the day we receive it.
 This is a tardy thanks but I hope you will pardon its tardiness.
 We like San Diego much better than San Francisco, Sailors are not so common here. This is a large conve- nient Training Station, and there are now about 200O sailors here. About that number marched in the pa rade yesterday. British Sailors from the British Ship Shearwater and also from two (British) Submarines, now in the harbor, also were in the parade.
 We all like the navy and are glad we enlisted. We expect to be assigned to a ship in the near future, but can only speculate as to how soon.
 Thanking you for the fa- vor of the News and hoping to hear from you in the near future, we remain,
 Respectfully Yours,
 LESTER A. THOMAS,
 CLAUDE w. FLANAGAN,
 HENRY B. LOPEZ,
 ALLAN E. GROUSE.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
Bank Buys Business Location

DdIth DuYS DuSuteSS LOCQttOH
 Early this week the Hol- brook State bank purchased from the B. First estate the property on Front street now used by the Scott milli- nery store and the Fischer tailoring establishment. The lot has a frontage of 25 feet, corners on an alley, and is 150 feet deep.
 MT. Reynolds, cashier of the bank, informs the News that no plan has yet been to improve the proper ty, but that it is probable that a business house will be on it at some future time.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
HoU Draft Will Work

Red ink numbers will be placed in black glass capsules and the capsules in a large receptacle.
 Blindfolded man, probably Secretary of War Baker, will draw numbers until each states quota is complete.
 When each states quota is filled, numbers of men will be wired to state. Local boards will m ake public names of men in their juris- diction who were drafted.
 Men may then make eX- emption claim if they have any. Must report for ins- tructions, which are being prepared by war department
 Numbers in receptacle will be ordered to cover the high est number of registered men in any state district. Average of thirty men will be drafted by this method.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
Burros Sold at Auction

With the exception of 28 head which went to w. F. Purcell, R. s. Marley of Hol- brook bought the bunch of $40 burros which were sold at auction yesterday by County Assessor J. A. Mi neer. The animals sold at from $1. .OO to $4. 50 per head, and the amount realized from the sale will not begin to pay the expense of round ing up and taking care of them. MT. Marley will use some of the burros for breed ing with mules and the rest he will probably slaughter and feed to chickens and hogs. The most important thing is that they are to be removed from Apache Coun- ty.-St. Johns Observer.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
School of TeIegra-
 phy Starts Saturday

To whom it may corcern: Anyone wishing to learn telegraphy can make aplica- tion to me before Saturday July 21. Will start a class on Monday night and all must be enrolled by that date. Each student will be re quired to furnish his own instrument, amount $2.50. Rate per student $10.00 per month, advance.
 w. J. HARTE
 Postal Telegraph Office
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
Boy Seriously Burned

Phillip, the five year old son of MT. and Mrs. P. T. Coleman, was seriously burn ed Monday morning while attempting to burn out an anthill with kerosene. He poured kerosene about the anthill and set fire to it. The flames caught his clo- thing and before they could beextingeished, the boy'slegs were badly burned. Medical attention was given the child as soon as possible and he is now getting along as well as could be expected.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
Business House Burgldrized

Last Saturday night burg lars entered a rear window of the Holbrook Mercantile Go. and carried away about $200 worth of merchandise. Among the articles stolen were two gold watches, two suits of clothes, two women's dresses, two shotguns, some silk hosiery and other fur nishing goods. Other things may have been taken but have not yet been missed.
 MT. Johnson, manager in charge of the store, discov- cred the burglary about 10 o'clock Sunday morning. He at once notified the sheriff s office and Marshal Woods and a search for clews was started.
 From the appearance ot things in the store it was evident that the crime had been committed by some one familiar with the location o1 the departments; also that the window had been left un- fastened by the connivance of some person on the inside. The clews in possession o1 the officers may at any time result in the arrest of the guilty parties.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
WEEKLY CREST OF EVENTS That HaUe Been Noted by The News' Staff for the Edifcdtion Of Its Readers. Really Worth q Perusal.
Mrs. Mann Passes Away

Mrs. Sarah B. Mann dieC at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Scorse, in Hol. brook last Saturday morn. ing, after one weeks illness of pneumonia. Deceased was born May 27, 1886, ir Shepherdstown, Va, nov ing to Chester, H., with her parents when 8 years old. She was the mother of g children, 4 of whom died in infancy, the others, two daughters and two sons, sur viving her. With Mrs. Scorse these are Mrs. c. c. Cozby and MT T. O. Mann, of Richmond, Cal, and MT. H. E. Mann of San Diego, Cal.
 Following the death of Mrs. Mann her body was prepared for burial, and was held here until Tuesday to await the arrival of her daughter and two sons. Tuesday afternoon, accom- panied by the sons and daughters and by MT. J. H. Scorse, the remains of the deceased left Holbrook for Chester, H., where inter ment will take place.
 Since the death ofher hus- band, 21 years ago, Mrs. Mann had made her home with her children, spending much of her time with her daughter in Holbrook. Here she was known and loved by a large circle of friends who mourn their loss.
 
 Previous to the departure of the funeral party for the east, services were conduct ed at the home by Rev. J. M. White of Winslow, pas tor of the Episcopal church, of which Mrs. Mann had been a faithful member for years. This service was at tended by a large number of friends and neighbors. whose heartfelt sympathy is with the bereaved relatives in this their greatest hour of sor- row the loss of their mother.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
Big CombIimentary Dance

Next Wednesday evening, July 25, Tomas Ortega will give a dance in Holbrook, complimentary to MT. and Mrs. Tomas Ortega Jr., who were married in Concho Thursday. There will be good music, fine refresh ments and the public is cord ially invited to attend.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
It Was Not Only
 Right But Patriotic
(Bisbee Review)

Let no man or community
 get the wrong impression
 about the deportation of the
 I. w. w. brood the other
 morning. It was not an ir-
 responsible movement. It
 was preceded in due form
 and order of the law by the
 sherif's proclamation, led
 by this county official and
 taken part in by other coun-
 ty and city officials. There was a crisis, and the sheriff called the citizens into coun- cil, increased his already large force of deputies by many hundreds and proceed ed to do his duty.
 No one questions the right and wisdom of a marshal and police judge when they run a worthless Yagrant out of town. He won't work and therefore he is consider ed an undesirable citizen. Hundreds of towns the coun- try over do this thing every day.
 Well, Sheriff Wheeler had 1,2O0 of these "vags" to deal with. They wouldn't work. And not only that, they were trying, and actully did, keep others from working who wanted to earn a living. Therefore they were driven 
 If the I. w. w. should raid an arms factory making for the government and stop the machinery, United Sates troops would have them either in the tomb or detention camp within "A hours. Well, the I. w. w., marshaled by Prus- sian agents and given gold for transportation and pay by Prussian spies, invaded this district and undertook to close the copper mines. They reduced production 50 per cent. The men in the pay of Prussia who close a copper mine, close soon or late, an arms factory. Whats t h e difference? Sheriff and his Bisbee and Douglas deputies acted for the government when they drove the I. w. w. away. They struck a mighty blow at treason. Their act was not only just and right, it was patriotic.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20

Prof. and Mrs. Edward D. Gallagher arrived in Hol- brook yesterday morning from the Yosemite valley in California, where they spent their vacation. Prof. Gal lagher has been engaged as principal of the Holbrook schools for the coming year. He has not yet succeeded in renting a house.
The Holbrook news., 1917-07-20
For Sale

Cornet; cost $78.0O, will sell for $4O.0O, cash. Used only 6 months. Address Box 261, Hol- brook. Jy-13tf.