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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19
Stick, Sublime Traffic
Cop, Makes Good on Big
Job at Alabama Camp

Capt Warren A. Sticklcy, "Stick,'
to his thousands OF North Dakota
friends, is an old-tine knight of the
fourth estate who is making good in
military affairs. Several weeks ago
he was assigned as captain quarter
master to construction work at Camp
Mcclellan, one of the great canton
mcnts for the national army, at An
niston, Ala. There the newspaper
boys spied him out, and this is what
they say of him:
Some Transition.
"FrOm newspaper editor to traffic
cop is some transition, but when the
work is for Uncle Sam, and the cop
job consists in regulating traffic and
transportation of hundreds of trucks
men, it assumes the proportions of a
largesizc order, and the dignity of
labor done for love of country.
Back, or rather, way up, in North
Dakota, Capt. Warren A. Sticklcy had
considerable to say about the run
ming Of his state government, and now
he has merely transferred his activi-
ties and acumcn to the United
States army.
Did All of That.
although former editor of the Bis
marck Tribune and contributor to
leading magazines and newspapers
and correspondent of the Associated
Press. he never was thcOrizcr, and
as publicity agent for the imperial
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19

I state of North Dakota, he put that
commonwealth on the map--in fact
on several maps.
And at all times he was interest
cd in the military, and twenty years
before his present answer to the call
to arms, he had served in the militia
and had answered two other calls
serving through the Philippine insur-
rcction in 1893 and on the border Of
Mexico last year.
He's a Beauty.
''Ovcr six feet tall, hair black and
straight as a Dakota Indians, big.
framed and strong -jawcd 1T is not to
be wondered that the part of fight
ing man suited his vigorous DISPOSE
ton, though good humor and kindli-
ness are among his strong character
iStics.
But Then.
when he hit Camp Mcclellan, tho
first thing Major Dulin did was to
put him in charge of the traffic on
the high road between Admission and
the camp. 1t was his job to see that
wGrkmen were transported to their
work and back again and to cut out
the dead-heads who were riding free
and cluttering up the trucks. He soon
regulated that, and moreover, he and
soldier road-guards put the fear of
God into the hearts of number of
reckless jitney drivers who hoggcd
the road and interferred with the
movement of the trucks and govern
ment business"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19
TRAVELLERS ASK
cRONNA TO QU|T;;
ASSA|L FRAZIER
United Commercial Council Men
at Minot Adopt Strong Re-
solutions of Censure
THINK GOVERNOR SHOULD
SET PACE IN PATRIOTISM
Acts They Feel SAVIOR of Disloyal-
ty Are Condcmned-McCum
Der Congratulated

Minot, n D., Sept Ex-senator AISLE
J. (,rOnna is asked to resign his seat
as a misrepresentation OF North Da'
kota in the United States senate and
Governor Frazier is arralgncd IN
strong terms for his acts in connec-
ton with the l. W. w. and People S
Council in set of resolutions unanl-
mously adopted Saturday night at
one of the largest assemblies of init
ed Commercial Travellers ever held
in North Dakota.
The council asks that Governor
Frazier withdraw his order issued to
peace officers of the state "conccrn-
ing the /. w. W., and that Governor
Frazier prohibit any meeting or con
ventiOn in this state by the socallcd
Peoples Peace council, or any other
un-American and disloyal council or
association
The travellers also resolve ~ hat
it is our opinion that a person holding
the highest state office in North la
kOta should in these matters set the
example in loyalty and patriotism for
the people of North Dakota, and
should not by his public statements
and conduct set such an example as
will retard loyalty and patriotism in
this state among inferior state Off
Gals and our private citizens, and
that such example as he has given
will give aid and comfort to the In
pcrial Hohcnzollerns of Germany"
Respects to Gronna.
The Travellers pay their respects to
Gronna in the following terms:
"Whereas A. J. GrOnna, one of the
United states senators from North
Dakota, opposed in the United States
senate the adoption of the war con-
scription law and the adoption of 9TH
er measures necessary for the sue
ccssful prosecution OF the war, and
has stated that he would work for
the repeal of said cOnscriptiOn act,
and whe, cas- these act, of United
States Senator Gronna do not repre-
sent the will of the people of the
state of North Dakota and have
brought great shame and humiliation
upon citizens Of North Dakota, there.
fore be it
"Rcsolvcd, by the United CONNER
cial Travellers of America. Minot
Council No. III. THAT WE HEREBY
DEMAND THAT SENATOR GRON-
MA RESIGN Ills SEAT IN THE
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19
CHANCE FOR. NINE GOOD
MEN TO JOIN COMPANY A

Nine good men are offered chance
to join the best company in the North
Dakota National Guard, bar none,> so
every member of it says.
Through transfers Co. A, command
ed by Capt. Jack w. Murphy, finds it.
self nine men short Of its. war
strength quota. Enlistments will be-
received by Captain Murphy at Fort
Lincoln until the ranks are filled.
Any man who has been registered
and is eligible for service but has not
yet been called for examination by
his local board may enlist and have
the privilege of service with his home
national guard company. There are
only nine vacancies, and Captain Muir
ply does not anticipate they will re-
main open long.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19
BISMARCK HORSES WIN
SOUTH DAKOTA MONEY

Jeff Nays string of runners won
twelve firsts out of twelve starts in
the South Dakota fair circuits during
the last month. Two Of these races
were milederbies, and the others
were milenovelty races with a purse
at each quarter. The horses nave
been shipped to Montana, where they
will race at the big fairs for the bal
anCe of the season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19

~. Not every Cor
don will become
you-but one of the
ma ny fall styles
: will; so give the
selection of your
hat the delibera-
ton it deserves.
1t deserves much
if it's a Gordon.
Gordon hats
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19

daughter to Mr.. and Mrs James LAX
or OF this city.
Joins Company H.-Will Flanagan
Of jamestown has arrived in the city
to join Company II, now at Fort Lin
coin.
Leaves Hospital Mrs. w. w.
Jayncs and baby, who were in the
Bismarck hospital, have returned to
their home in Werner.
Back for Scssions-W. l.. Richards
of Dickinson, J. II. Solstad Of Grand
Forks and DR.. T.. II. barrow of Fargo
out of town members of the district
exemption board, whose membership
is completed with Associate Justice
Luther e. Birdzell as chairman and
Commissioner of Agriculture and La
Dor John N. IIagan as secretary, re-
turned today to resume sessions of
the board
Owns Valley City-"Lloyd Harmon
owns Valley City," said George f. Fin
ncgan of the quartcrmaster corps to-
day in speaking of visit which he
enjoyed with Bismarck's musical prod
ICY last week Harmon, after Organic
ing crackerjack battalion band at
Fort Lincoln, was picked up by Col.
J. Fl. Frame and assigned to the First
regiment band at Valley City, with
which he plays solo clarinet He also
plays and sings in local picture
house, plays for dances, and generally
makes himself popular. The First
regiment band under the leadership
of Director Mcdonald is said to be
better than ever
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19
CITY NEWS

In Mandan-The board of control is
in Mandan today inspecting the state
industrial school,
Births at Responsibilities an
nOunccd at the Bismarck hospital for
Sunday were a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Shiplcy of Steele and a
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19

Tribune want ads will bring results
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19

daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James LAX
or OF this city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19
BOOZE BANDITS RAID
CELLARS, B|9'CHR|S
COLLARS SUBS SQUAD

sundry little items like $50 worth
of champagne, $40 worth Of sparkling
burgundy and other explosive bits of
fizz water have been mysteriously
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19

Joins Company twill Flanagan
Of jamestown has arrived in the city
to join Company II, now at Fort Lin
coin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-19

Leaves HospitaI-Mrs. w. w.
Jayncs and baby, who were in the
Bismarck hospital, have returned to
their home in Werner.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-11-01

sta1let forstatt att, visligen 1agga
sina ord, dar ju tyanget att lyssna
forde med sig, att kritiska sinnen
vaktade hans 1amentering.
"Gud har forbannat den har
jorden," sa' han vi1ket inte
ser otroligt ut a1ls, och den
som soker andra den misslyckas
genast." "
Hur kan nagon tvivla pa hans
(guds) overstorhet' SHREK han.
ON en- stund, "om hans villa
skulle slappa just nu sk,i1le ma
men kanske flyga till satuhnus och
jordelandet f1yga rstt il, j solen
och forgis" "a
Hur kan man tvivla att han
(fortfarande gud) ar a1lsmakti
Det ar han som har skapat all
denna skonhet och harmoni 81?
Huf han kunde finna harmoni
i den "forbannade jorden," " sa'
han iI1te, det kunde han nogI
inte.
" Jag vart arg / gar, sa han VI
dare, mar ko1handlarea begarde
clva och sextiofern for Ell ton
kol, Sc def al bevis f0r att bade,
Forts sida y spalt 4.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-11-01
Eft dIsninnc

Det var en- Stralande Vacker
sondagsmorgon, vacker nog att
satta nytt mod och hopp varje
rnanniskosjal. I en- lokal j staden
Seattle hade denna morgon sam
lats en- liten skara arbetare av oil
ka nationaliteter, men dock stri-
dande under samma fana, och for
samma SAX, striden mot det =bru-
tala kapita1et och striden for 'ytt-
randefrihet," den senare som nu-
mera synes existera pa paper
endast. Den vackra morgonen
ingav aven dessa manniskor nytt
hopp och ny stridslust. Man ha-
de bes1utat att fara till den lila
staden Everett for att dar utkra-
va den raft som Forenta Staternas
konstitution sa tydligt tif1erkanna
varje manniska. Med glade och
med en- stridslust som endast fin
mes en- I. w. W:s sjal gingo de
.ombord pa Verona som skulle
taga dem till rnalet for resan, fo-
ga anande vilkct tragiskt Slut der
sku1le IA. Man sjong de inspire
rande revolutionara sangerna och
1roade sig pa basta satt. Langtan-
de vantade man pa den stund, mar
den, som man trodde fredliga stri-
den skul1e taga sin borjan. Mar
mande sig Everetts hamr, upp-
stamdes den spiriterande sangen
"IIold the fort" Stamningen ON
bord hade nu matt sin hojdpunkt,
man var viss om seger.
. Plotsligt hordes fran hammer
en- berusad stamina fraga, "Vilka
aro edra ledare?"
Det enda sanningsenliga svar
som kunde givas var: "Vi aro
ALA ledare!'
Knappast hade delta svar gi-
Wits forran skott hordes fran ham
men och manga av vara kamrater
som nagra ninuter forut shade
staff full med stridslust, nu lago
doda eller sarade pa dacket, j sista
stund stridande for den organisa-
ton till vilken de svurit slit liv.
Manga hoppade i vattnet for att
dar soka sin raddning fran den
mordande cid som riktades mot
baten, men de blevo aven dar
skottavlor for dessa banditer. Mar
-lugn ater intratt, buros de doda
bort, sonlliga av de sarade togos
till sjukhus, andra kastades fan
gelse och dogo dar brist pa val
behovlig ward.
De overlevande hollos j fangel-
Sc en- lang It'd och fingo utsta
hemska lidanden, men stridslusten
III n - 70
fanns annu kvar. Vid tanken pa
de doda kamraterna svuro de en-
ed pa att hamnas. For varje dag
som gick vaxte det kraftgivande
och insupirerande hatet. mot det
system som sa brutalt behand1ar
medkamrater av vara organisa-
ton.
Dessa kamrater dogo j striden
for frihet och manniskoratt. Vii
ken dod kan vara fiarligare an att
"a do for sina principer, aft "a slu-
ia sina ogon for sista gangen
medveten ON att. hava gjort ALT
] sin makt, for AFT storta fortryc-
karbandet och atergiva lonesla-
ven sin ursprungligt naturliga
raat frihst, jannlikhet och man
niskovarde.
Billy.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-11-01
Mar bojornd brista

Det klingar en- ton mitt hjartas
vra
En- lisa for bag och slime,
Val tystnar den stundom, mar
stornar ga,
Men lever dock djupast inne.
Den sjunger Oyster och hopplos
: It'd,
4 dagar kulna och tunga
Den dampas val stundom av kamp I
och strid,
Men ipphor dock ej att sjunga.
Den sjunger en- sapg ON Diet HAL
temod,
Som trotsar fortryck och faror,
Som offrar sitt rodaste hjarteblod
/ vaknade slavars skaror.
ON fattigmanshar som skall ga
till Strld,
Bland tallosa strider den sista,
Och skapa med segern den nya
It'd,
pa banden och bojorna brista
En- morgon skal1 bracka purpur
brand, @
Da rattvisans sol skall gloda,
Och fylla med hopp de fortryck-
tas land, tina. ~
Och locka fram rosor roda.
Da sangen skall soma som Sc
germs tolk,
Och Ell mer sin segerklang rnista,
Men bara till langtande, fjettrat
folk
Slit bud ON att bojorna brista.
Da broder vi hunnit till sist det
z NAL
Som lyst oss dagar tunga,
Da ALT som var bundet bojors.
stall
Befriat, skal1 jubla och sjunga.
Da ALT som ar lumpet och fult
och smatt
Skal1 do som en- falnande gnista,
Och ALT som ar ade1t och stort
och gott
Skall leva - mar bojorna brista!
Signe Aure1l.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-11-01
l. w. w. atalad
Likgiltighet ar hadanefter omoj-

Hogsta domstolen i Chicago
utfardade den % september atal
mot ala aktiva medlem1nar inom
Il. w. w.
Det heter atalet att ''de hava
olagligt och brottsligt i forening
overenskommit ON konspiration,
att forebygga, hindra och fordro-
ia varkstallandet av vissa ameri-
kanska lagar' 0. S. ", o. $. v.
Hogsta domstolen har vid un-
dersokningar funnit: att |. w.
WIS medlemssiffra ar 100000,
och att "organisationen utgores
uteslutande av arbetare," sprid-
da inom industrious olika grenar.
SAINT att namnda organisation
med stor aktivitet genom skrift,
tryck och munt1ig uppnaning
propagerat for sina principer: att
fora lokala stra lker dust striella
strajker och generala stra,jEer,
for att sa genom valdsan1 revolu-
ton avkasta existerande guverne-
ment. och myndigheter.
/ denna sin vida och barbara
ska stravan ha de icke skytt att
delvis lamsla de industrigrenar
och produkter- nodvandiga for
Amerikas "successfulla" krigfo-
ring mot kajsardomet Tysk1and.
Organisationen har uppmanat
sina medlemmar att neka registre-
ra e1ler CORA krigstjanst vid har
och f1otta.
Sa lyder huvudsak anklagelse-
akten, vilken ar for lang och ON :
standig for ALARMS knappa ut
rymme att inforas i helhet.
Som EFT omedelbart resultat az
atalssaken har over 200 medlem-
mar aresterats och atalats over
hela landet.
Organisationens ordforande re-
daktor Ralph Chaplin och 8 an
dra talare och aktiva medlemnar
arc arresterade i Chicago.
/ Minneapolis EFT dussintal, och
daribland Sigfrid Stenberg och
Ragnar Johanson. I Seattle Ind.
Workers redaktor J. ?. Thomp-
son, Doran m. fl. T New York
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn m. fl.
.0verallt ha fangelserna slukat de
basta krafterna.
Staten begar $4,000 dollars i
borgensumma ON Haywood skall
IA vintra det fria tills rattegin-
gen kommer upp. 10000 dollars
for vardera av de andra 9. Bor-
gensumman for ALA arresterade
uppgar till over en- million dol
lars.
Haywood kan donas anda till
50 ar pastir dagtidningarna.
Forbittringen bland arbetarna
ar stor.
Likgiltighet ar hzdanefter
omojig.
De senaste veckornas valdsak-
ter mot organiserade arbetare
(mot !. w. W. har gjort mera
propaganda an niljoner broschy-
rer.
Den tiden diI forfo1jelse dodade
.energien hos dc underrryckta ar
foorbi. Den adkomner nu det
rakt motsatta, och kommer att
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-11-01

feb.
ffframskapa kollekiva handlingar.
Solidaritetens budord har de
Isenaste aren predikats till arbe-
Ptarmassorna med sadan kraft, att
Edet nu ovillkorligen kommer att
Ebara frukt. D. v. S. handlingens
Etimma s1ar vilken minut som
'halst.
+ Genom massarresteringarna och
atalen tvingas arbetarna att sys-
tselsatta sig med I. W.. w. = lat
| Jss hava for ogonen vad Everetts
blodiga sondag och darpa foljan-
de rattegang hittills framskapat-
4ideerna bli diskuterade och till
.tvinga sig altman uppmarksam-
hct. Och .anhangarna bli flera
och medlemsanta1et storre.
gAnklagelsen att de konspirerat
~ fegeringen ar en- rlattsyart
ii HUI 81 b viiket adsokat Gin Iii 8 eases,
redan forklarat.
Da man ej kunde framprovo-
.cera att l. WV. voro forradafe,
pa sa satt att de mottagit tyska
pangar for bedrivande av propa-
ganda, sa ma man val forsoka att
"a dem till konspiratorer.
Vilken manniska som halst med
.sunt fornuft visste, att en- revolt
'tionar klasskampsorganisation
som I. w. w. har langt fore kri-
get haft sin stallning klar gent
emot kaiserism, junkerism och di--
to tysk socialismen och den slav-,
lydnadsanda och chauverism all
denna ism skapat.
.1 Den reaktion som MI rasar kan
sannerligen icke racka sa synner-
ligen lange, ty de element som
.anda hittills forhallit sig likgil-
.tiga tillsluta sig nu l. w. w. och
forstarka organisationen; organi-
sationen erovrar arbetskontroll
och darigenom til1spetsas kan
pen och arbetarna avtvinga ge-
nom kamp sina fordringar, vilka
icke bli sma - och ALA klass-
krigsfangar frislappas.
( Arbetarklassen ser da segern
komma, och kanner sitt mod
yaxa, huvudena resas och mar
schen gar framat for att erovra en-
battre framtid.
denna riktning gar det MI med
stormsteg. Och det ar handlin-
gems organisation I. w. w. som
skall frigora manniskorna!
Hadanefter ar likgiltighet O
mojlig.
Organisera! Organisera! Or
ganisera! Sam1en pangar ONE
delbart genom istor och General
Defense stamps som erhal1as fran
General Defense Committee, 1W1
w. Madison St, Chicago, III.
Samlen pangar pa ALA satt!
Everett-rattegangen var stor
och kostade over $1,000 dollars.
Men den nu forestaende blir tio
ganger Store och kommer att ko-
sta 100, 600 tails dollars.
Blir de anklagade fallda blir
ocksa strajk hadanefter lagbrotf.
Ingen far vara likgiltig i1for
denna tragiska situation.
E. NJ
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-11-01
Den blodiga s0ndagen Everett vi glomma adrig
Gudstjanst i fangelset

uU0uSSADSsa AuD9 VASOA
Sondagsmorgon.' Det ar endast
vetskapen darom, allting ar sig
1ikt. Efter "frukost" promenad
kl-l8. Ds nagra toner pa orgeln
och order att vara absolut stilla,
icke tala, icke roka, icke lasa!
Forvantan var den huvudsakli-
caste kanslan som, beharskade
mig. Sasom agitator och forela-
sare hade jag ju vunnit en- del
teckniska fardigheter ifraga ON
talkonst, och jag paminde mig
lei ha. varit narvarande vid nagot
kristligt samkvam pa minst fem
ton ar! Delta med undantag av
de ganger jag vidl olika tillfallen
pa flerfaldiga platser uppsnappat
s. k. predikanter j gathornen. Som
jag aldrig varit van av gatumoten
av nagot Stag, darfor att de ej ge
tillfal1e att tillrackligt utarbeta de
tai, beraknade jag MI att j lugn
"a hora nagot bra aven ON ,det
ei o5verenesstamde med min upp-
81 Il ~ ~. Ill 3s 8s3
Men jag blev besviken! Aven
apostoliskt sett, maste jag erkan-
ma att det presterade var under
all kritik.
Jag forstar ju att man av apo
stlarna" nu for tiden ej far begara
for mycket, men aven de minsta
fordringar ON lite logik, blevo
fullkomligt besvikna. De judiska
fiskardrangarna och de andra
handtvarkarna som grundlade 1a-
ran" hade absolut misslyckats
sedan i begynnelsen ON deras
uttryckssatt varit sa minimalt och
1ojligt intetsagande som dessa
vittnen!'
De. voro van1iga nog att bedja
gud valsigna oss mar de slutade,
men jag onskade att ON delta vo-
re mojligt, de sjalvo vore i behov
av massor av "valsigntlse" for att
"bli dryga' som min gamla NOR
brukade~ saga. -
vi var sju ST.. konspiratorer har
i fangelset, folkuppviglare, icke
ALA talare, men jag ar absolut
overtygad ON att vilken som
halst av kamraterna som fatt det-
ia utmafkta tillfalle att tala for
|ett hundratal andaktigt Cav tvang)
lyssnande ahorare sakerligen kun
nat anteckna en- tredjedel som
medlemmar efterat.
Jag vet ej warrior det ar sa, men
jag vet att si ar fallet.
ON det kanske ar for att deras
"forsonlighetslara" ej passar over
ems med vara oforsonliga tider,
med sa mycket storre skal hade
man da ratten att fordra mera for
den svarbevisliga saken, knepslu-
ga advokater.
Som Diet MI var, urartade Diet
hela till en- pinsam plagostund,
oestetisk och osmaklig, darfor att
bristerna kunde laggas pa den
"stora ideens'' litenhet ! framfo-
.randet.
Att delta forsiggar j ett ran.
.sakningshakte, j EFT afritt, land
med ditto afri' religionsuppfa
nings gor inte lognen mindre.
Mannen som talade, visste ju
att han ej kunde motas ay oppini-
omen, delta gjorde honom ham
synslost ovarsam med logik och
sunt bondf0rnuft. Han borde 1
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-11-01
Till mime dY Gust

Pa arsdagen av Everetts "Blodiga
Sondag.'
Du NOTES av kulornas vissel och
gny,
Mar du landa vid framnande kust.
Och du foil uti stromen av NOR
dande bly,,
Men du foil pa din post, kamrat
Gust.
Du sjong med de andra en- fri
hetens sang
Fran djupet av trangtande sjal.
Du sjong ON frihet och lycka en-
gang,
For dig och var slavande trail.
Mar dodsskjuten dar uppa dacket
du lag,
Och llvsvarma blodet dar got,
Du bjod livet farval med sang
fylld hag
q. 81 fastst, kalnratsr, y 4. g du slot
Likt nangen som foorut har stri-
dit och blott
81 kampen for. frihet och brod; 4
Likt mangen som forut martyrdo-
den dott,
Du kampade Until din dod.
Du kampade din och alias var
strid
For frihet, for: sanning och ratt.
Du sired for en- kommande lyck-
lig It'd
At arbetets slavande att. IA
Du dog som en- hja1te = rebellisk
din sjal
Uti frihetskamparnes led. 4
Du kunde ej formas till odmjuk
trial;
For friheten darfor du sired.
Dit mime, kamrat, star sa vac
kert och lust
Som en- gryende varmorgon rod.
Hos mig skal1 det leva for alltid,
van Gust,
Ty martyr du blev din dod.
Du NOTES av kulornas vissel och
gny,
Mar du landa vid frammande kust.
Eft offer du foll for mordarnes
bly,,
Men du foil pa din post, kamrat
Gust.
Ragnvald Biltog.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-11-01
EN- UPPMANING TILL KAN
RATERNA LANDET RUNT.
SKRIV TILL VARA
FANGSLADE KAN
RATER.

Varje brev de far hjalper till
att forkorta deras. enformiga till
varo, SAINT mera lata dem veta att
Vi pa utsidan inte 'har glornt var
ken dem eller klasskampen.
.Adressen till vara fangslade
Minneapoli oliskamrater ar:
Carl Ahlteen, 81
siigfrid Stenberg,
Ragnar Johanssoll,
Cook County Jail, 81
Chicago, I'll.
lannen pa vara engelsktalanlde
karnrater al tryckt Solidarity for
den 13 olst Stamina jail.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-05-25
RED CROSS METHODS ARE
DISCUSSED By VISITORS

A well attended meeting Of Red
Cross enthusiasts filled the Cham
ber OF Commerce rooms Thursday to
listen to a discussion OF the work by
a committee of workers from the
Medford chapter,
DR.. j. Lawrence Hill. chairman OF
the Medford chapter. Miss Elizabeth
Putnam. chairman OF the committee
on military relief. and Mrs. Mary
Osborne. chairman OF the committee
on civilian relief. we're the speakers.
All discussed the particular phase
OF the work in which they were di-
rectly engaged. In thorough and
entertaining manner.
After the talks. the meeting re-
solved into an informal discussion
OF methods and suggestions, con-
slsting largely OF questions from the
audience which we're answered by
the visitors from Medford.
About 10 new members were
taken in at the meeting. The COM
mittees on rooms for active work
and on organization OF classes re-
port progress and announcement OF
the beginning OF these activities may
be expected soon.