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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01

| Sormaalet er, Of Sorlnerile fon gle'
re ia 9i0Ioenoc oIlcrebe neo nTite
@oIa, ibct ser fol ppIgeS fun iao'
Nonnc MGnb, Ser bill irentmc Ell for
Sormerne rctfrrbig Sopgioning.
Gen npe Organizations HeprTIer'
iontcr p%doitoor, al man life / nogclt
&enieenoe piI title ii9 / Sppoiition
I'll Gouitp. Soreningcr eller ANDRE
Iiancnbe Sammenllutninger al Sor.
mere.
&c "b.nn" Gone ~bcognbcr at fall
me. Get mcooeItea Mtonoag ira
GcS WoineS, az DC "bloa" Sope baps
De ontagct en- mot o. gicnnemiigtig
8orpe Der iiollc Ssnong, ioct Den
poobuotc Ssnoo6olutnlnG Ioooon /
Alminocligbe0 ignorcreoes. On.
feIte Npotef % G%igorbutifer q Inf.
fct, men Sscrcme % Gigarer flebteS
bog / ollie Telc al @pen, ligeiom 3e-
otre for 2psbiIIcocr bap0e oobnet ii.
ne Eere poa mot 0ab. Wton por
inpnbt paa at eriare, bOao gttorneD
General Sopuers npite Sfriot piloe
BIZ. San bapoe life il6talt iig Der
ON onoet, emo at ban life agteoe at
toge noget Scnipn iii 6en @prets-
fienbeIie, buorpe0 3eotre og andre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tilIooes oobne ON
Senoogen. s De ioritieIliqe Goirn-
tpcr ubenom sc iorifieIIige itorrc
@ncr bIcp SGnOogSlonen inoban /
Nlminoeliobco o~ncrboIot. : NmeS
bIep ser ioretngct tolp Nrreitotioner
for SoIa al Sscreme, Giqorer OH, og
Der pentebcS | bert SilirIoe at BIZ
bctnIt Ell M}I!ft al Ell Collar og
Smfoitninacr. s Sen eIlcrS oiooob-
ne @p aeofllf bar npIten ale SloQS
S|orretninger Iltffct, og / Clinton ber-
ifebc ser en- nriten %inlofommen
@rabitilheb / 2obet al Sennogen.
Ger bar ~NGnIeonina til at ion Sc al.
Ter nchnen6iQite mcpnrotioncr for
Nlltomobiler men @oSolilltenoerne
bar bermetiif Il,ffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01
1nolanoet.
SOMA.

SpSSfalo i &c Mnrs. Ironf =.
InoerIoL Der tibli8 i Spttinorellc
bar meh at onlrgge Scrnbdnen ira
ct. VouI Ill sc Mars, er oigooct
pes Geben / it Siem / iioltnTpnte
oar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01

SoIf i tuienpis iGttes paa bar gaf.
fe. Set err iaaleocs lige ealt, paa
bpilfen Sibe ser reres peb Bette
&rpftiaar.
Gpieemif Snlsipse. 3 Smee.
men al @oobpilIe oa @aIopin / ct.
Groir Golntp er ser ubbrubt Ell cpl.
benliif Salsipge, Ser / ollie Senicen-
Der ligner Sen, Ser for fIere Tiger II.
Sen raIeoe / @olesnille % lagoe man.
&c / @roben. Ser er peo sc to nppn.
te Sntaabper inbtruffet ire Spns-
falb. Or. g. 6. Stocfman al @ooo-
billie Dor broat til GocbeIter, Wtnn.,
for at bebanoles peb Wtapos &linif,
mems Or. George Wartin at @olb.
min / en- bciit fritiif 1orfotning bar
inblaot poo ct Soipital | ct. Saul.
Or. MortinS Sllsbolberife par og-
iaa blct imittet. Sra Teppin So.
meIotes eltopibcrc ct Ssbs!oIb % 5
ME Silfplber al Sen iomme onbar.
tebe SpQbom.
&pinScs &lGScr antGnot al 2pnct.
Wiis alma gollman bleo Der ON
0agen ramnlet al N 2pnItraale,
mems bum "iotte Noteter tnu lin Gro.
oerS Sarm peo Sbebopaalt, og ON.
enbifipnt bun oerpeo erbolot mleget
alporlige @ranoiaar, antuees bum
boe belt at fomrne fig igien. Sun.
'traalen rammebe Ben 9ette, bpori
SGttepotcterne bares, oe REP Sen
fuIbItpnbia / SiIler; oerfra par ben
gaaet oper til Stuuiitpngerne |.
Spinbens Goriet, ser g~leoenoe al
Gleftriciteten brUnbie iig belt ino /
Suoen og ontrnbte alRoerne. gro.
rem fom ber6e tilbiGlp % lit repet
Sc brGnocnoe Glpber fra Groppen.
% set bar peo benne raife SanoIing.
at 9oinoens Gin blep resbet. Miis
@ollman err 81 s(ar eammel.
Berger reiier life til StuefbOlm.
8ictor Berger, ben befienbte Socia.
lit / Wtilpallfee % tioligere Som
gresmano, ifuloe iom &epraientant
for Imerifas Socialiiter bape bel.
taget i bet iocialiitiife Sreosmebe /
S~tocfboInl, men Der fom en- Wano
meo en- Sl9oe ipeien, ibet &eglerin.
gen negteoe at uoi9rbige Ras fcr
ban. DIR. Berger par peo rlgens
9eounbelie | @albington for erion.
lig at ireml9gge i'm Sag, men llocn.
rissminiiter Gaming bar gipet ct be.
Itentt sliilag. ioet Der life unoer no.
gen Smitpnoigbeo bill BIZ moiteot
Tos til Socialilter, Ser aeter at bel.
taae i Sreosmsbet / Stocfbolm.
Mr. Berger bar ~ieIere erfleret, at
ban life o9ter at trooIe Hesierin-
aen, men bill forbli biemnre, ON man
timber bam farlis uoenfor 9unoets
@rpnier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01
Sp0 Safota.
Src Sumt6 TGfuta.M Gnb falone

Sielge Gfterretninger iii Iierre er
tire MG1ro ira Solltb 9ofota nplig
falonc iom WeOlemmer al Sen fana-
biite Nfbeling / Sranfriae, nernlig
@pron Gbriitp Of @ermillion, Wor.
tin N'Nrien al Sigbmore % S. &.
Serrp al Milbnnf. Slunbt Dem, Der
melbte5 ioareoe, bar Srnan @afc.
fieIo al 9lberoeen % @illinm Sbori1
al Canton.
Gil taac Jig cit Trioae. Sanltli9e
Statsembcosn1pno meo @ubernpr
Tcter Norbccf / Spioien, Weblem-
nter al Stoten$ Soieiterct, Giitrifts-
bommcre o. observation-disclosures
bar lnQt Tlancr til en- Srioag oen
1Soe Sllni, ba De u9ter at Iomles /
Tuifin |arf, Statens 2egeplaos /
Sanbcrn Gountp. 6orbereoelier til
l~lbilugtcn gIeres al Stotaienntor Il.
6. Gorpbell og g. $. 0tilloro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01
Tbp. CONNER nnber @uflagc.

y hSNs
s. Folba al Wtinot, iorbenpGrenbe
0iitriftsbommer, er iibite Wanoog
al 8ronbiurpen. lat urber Siltnle for
at bape tri,et Ell 2opens Saonobpper
meb Sfpoepooben. Get bar unber
g(ttornep General @iIliam Dangers
bersnnmelige Sperrumpling al Ri.
not. at ben tibligere Oommer trof
bIanf. Bahia negteoe at 9ipe Ben
$1,000 anlition, iom iorlongtes, og
ban itillcbeS oerior uuoer Sberiffers
Soretrat. San lsslobes ienerc peb
en- "ba6eos corpus. GrflGring al
0ommcr 2eigbton, % bans Gags
Sebanoling lottes iii 4be SUM.
Sngcm Sfnlf;na pcb 8rGnicn.
Oct meloes benne llge ira Eortnl, at
Der life ligger noget til 8runb for
DC mango Hpgtcr ON Sfulfere, Ser
meb Salen mellem 9enene iiges at
inige iia ino / Canada ior at ulogaa
Wtilitprticncitcn. Ser or n ,Itabig
llboanoringsitrem oper @rGnIen %
Den CT ioor life lterre enc ipr, ON.
enc oct iIet life er no9et ualminbe.
liz, at 90 til 80 Wano / perilepIigtig
glloer refer norboper ira Tortol
bper Gag. Ser bpocs forreiten Nr-
beioere iGrbeIes iriitenbe IiIfaar /
Canada iour, laa Silitrsmningen
%piitnof biloe bore ligeioa itor, eller
mlooifc %itprre, ON norlnnle Sorbolo
berifebe.
@nlget / ferite Siitrift. @upcr.
nor 6ra5icr bor berammet oet ipeci-
ellie @olg / ierlte aonqresoiltrift til
Iiholoelie Sen t0oe SSltli, ioet Of
bpoe aongresmdnb $. Z. SelgeIens
Gftermano on lfnl pGlgeS. Ser npp-
mes / oenle 6or6inOelie, at &epubli-
fanerne ignorerer Mttorneg General
@iIliom Dangers &ienbelie angaa-
enoe Nonrinering peo GetitionL ioct
DC bar beralnmet GallcitseS ON Irte.
men Sen Soe Suni og Got~ntpfonpen-
tion / Sarge Sen t3oe Sunni for IaIg
al Seleeoter til 0iitriftSfonpentio-
men / @ranb SORTS Sen 20be SUM.
6bp. CONNER Spolbing Far erflp.
ret bette ion Sen rettc Sremgong--
nloabe peo ipecielt @olg.
Zen tprreite Mai MaaneS. Set
melotes Den 20be Wtai ira Sismarcf,
at bpiS Der life inotrpifer Hegn, iom
iorl laar noget De tire iioite Sage al
Wtaaneoen, pil oenne Wfai bli ben
tprreIte, iom Nortb 0afota bar bapt
/ De AZ glur, liben be Soreteoe Sta.
tiers Teirblreal opretteoes Der. Gil
trobs for at Ben / Wtai ialone Sne
og &e9n life beleber fig til mere enb
1.9 Somme, iaa itaur Dog slpIingen
llgeIaa looenbe Tom nogeniinbe. Sllg-
tlgbeoen | Ipril % Marts bar ograa
lneget UNDER BET normale, men ioa
bar Snefaloet / Sanuor og Sebrllar
lige,aa meget oper oct nprn1oIe, iaa
oct belle err uoiepnet poa Sen Waabe.
Wteget Hegn bill Dog trrnges / Sltni,
ON no8et al ct &ronaar ifal opnaaes.
s 1915, ga Nortb Safotas Iplinaer
latte en- Geforb, falbt Ser 4.43 Com.
nler Gegn / Mai oo $40 | sunni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01
@iscDnNn.

@eit Salem Spiifulc brGnbt. &ei-
ifolebpgningen / @eIt Salem neb.
brGnote BEN 2SOe Wtai, CO bet men-
tes at p9re Segn til, at Slocn par
pauIot. Sabct beleber Jig til $780,
900, meo finn Salpbelen oGffet pco
MSiurancc.
Stprmunb orrbt peo Sub. Eli
Seaper er fommet llnoerretning ON,
at Nll,guitus Sobnion, Spriteltpr.
mano paa Samperen "&umaria,"
err 0rpbt pes Sallt Ste Wtarie, ioet
ban foIbt ira Sarteiet neo paa Slll-
lens Wtlre. San par 33 Iar CANT
mel % bauoc lit Sicm | Seaper.
3rrcrinoe nnocr Nnflage. MiIS
Wtntilon Niiller, tilbprenbe en- trent
lfllot 6alniIie / ga Grosie og for 81.
Sen 2nrerinoe peo Gau Claire SPIT
ifole, err peo Sc 6orenebe Staters
Nct lat unoer Inflage for at bare
forifniict Jig narfotiife Nfioler I
Strio ntc0 DC giGloenbe 2opc. Set
paaitdacS, of bun ialifelig brligte en-
2pge$ Naon for at erbolbe nGpnte
Ntioler. Srn bar anmooet ON at
bli fnrbert / Can Claire oen 5tc Sil.
nj.
Berlin oil butte @apn. 9erlin en-
al Sc triueliQite 9per / 8isconiins
befienotc Sor Niper %allep, er I'M.
Der oe mtpUren0e 6orbolo life lGn.
ger ioruciet meo lit Mapn. Salfalb
bar ct al @pens 9laoe optagct
Spor9Smaalet % i~oreilaaet, at man
iItc0en uutager Oct inoianife Napn
"Waicoutin." Set iortPIIes, at Der
/ be 6orcneoe Stater life err ierre
cno 81 Sner, iom bGrer Naonet Ser
lin, men Den file 9p / Sor &iper
%oIIep er sen ferite til at iororeeS
oper benue SpfaloeIie al Spiflanos
SoueOitao.
Set or lise sult. 9a Ser for nos-
lie Sage iioen ! Segislaturen bar
paa Gale at "terlGgae" belle @iscon-
i'm, i%rembolbteS Oct ira mango ior.
lfieIlige aanter euoog ira 8upcr-
noren ielp, at man life bapbl
Haah iii at llffe SIbrpggcrierne, 50
iaa % iaa mange MiIIioner Collars
berpeo pilbe goa ! Soifen. Scr a,
gaa Ell Wellempei bar 8i~tpernsrer
anbcialet, al man ifaI iprbnSe Gil
uirfuing % Salg al 9~rGroenin, oe
at ser iuben @iSconlin life fol tao.
les ucgen ~iterfere Sriffe emo 81 cr
Sin. bpilfe oeiaa ifaI besr9nies I'll
Of ~inoeholoe tlu Ell bis Yroceut sI
fohol. Mteu bette inneS at bli ligt
ault, ioet Der til 9egiSlatiirmeblem
mer err fommet Ell iono Slom al Gro
teiter MOB Sorilaaet. gienoomml
til ell @Groi al 10 Mill. Cellars
piIbc ehelpgges inbeu ell Raaneo:
Sib. iises Der / Sisic SfripeIier, o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01

hoor ban Ionnmen meo andre opret-
teoe ct Sagbrus. San uor ielo Sor-
monb / bette grug, % oct par I'M
Ser Saanbtering al en- Ssmmeritcf
UNDER Sc itore Sagblobe, at ltIpffer
bpnotc. Sorimer Ifal / Ben ienere
Sio hare i~nteresieret fig iprlig for
arbeiOsbeiparenOe Sogbrugsmaifi-
ner, iom ban ielp prepeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01
StraHelot Sopeiper.

ct. 9ouis, Mo., ben 25be Mai.--
Srmlf Sarris, oemofratiif "SIoor
9eoSer" / Statslegislaturens &eprp.
ientantbus blep ioas af 8rmofnrpen
beIluttct lat unber retslis siItaIe
iorat bare iorlangt Stifpense iorat
itemple for en- Sin forbeienoe Maa.
neosIennen for IeoIenmerne al ct.
9ouis' Yolitiforps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01
Sainpis.
aurimcr INN Sas5rnssGrbeioer

NprtINcr 1pW
iii Chicago err inolsbct lnoerret'
nina orL at iorbenuGrenoe 0orereoe
Staters Senotpr @illiam Sorrlnler
or fonlnlet aIporlie tilitdoe ! ct Sog-
br,,a nor SonesuilIe. soi'tI'ana.
Sans beire Mrm par briiot paa ire
Steoer, CO omeno Der life par mo-
aen uirteIia Sore for Sipet, nil Den
ier Iaa mGstiae Tolititer maalte II
fe aicnpinhe jim tioligere &criabeo.
Otter at pTre Mbitsot ira Sanoe's
IopaiuenSe 6oriamIins % slort 'ia
umnIia i lin egen Stat peo enoel
hsiIt tpiIiomme Sanfiorretnlnser
par 2oriuier reiit neo I'll Spoer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-06-01
WitnucIptd.

fluHtlluiHpC ppU. DtlS. Dllullllt
Susbp err 76 Mlor aommcl oigonci
neo 96bcn / Neo Win9. Slr hop'
De / nGIten 80 Nor bapt fit Sicr
ser.
81 @riic brinacr $19i. 6. 81
Schneioer, en- 6ormer NOR @Iuc
Garth, brogtc iorIebCn inO til Sner
70 @riie, ser ncicbe 1875 Vuns %
bctoItea meo $19l.40.
llonrpnt til Sipfnbct. Spoi
Sobnion Sen al e. 81. 81. Sohniol
1 Heb sizing, cr ubnront til Siefnbci
pco 6Iooocofo6cn1iet / InnopoIis.
Gennc llonGpnclic cr ior Minneio.
taS treble &on9rcsbiitrift. .
llopiOcr line Tutctnarc. s Clio,
Duets nnlibbeIborc Nprhcb or SOC
McrcS iooor bCplnntct meb Totetcr,
Nnen3 Notwithstanding bar bchonh.
LET Ell Tlon ON SpicrcIie al ct 90.
Qcrhu3, Der fon bcuptteS al Iomtllg,
Eotct0nrfcre.
Tnrmcrc uprcttcr Msicri. Nc(
@inq Cooperative Greomcrn 60
or oranniicrct mco ell %Nlfticfnpita.
al $4,000. Soa omtrcut beu bcl(
aapitul err tilifubt al 80 Gnrmerc
Ger er lopct Mclf % 6lcoc ira 12OC
&ipr, % Spiprclic al NNgnln9 nj
itror bli p~nubcQDn0t.
Spmnntrcr til Sprfuina al %rn
rcr. Gmbc03mUuo al Stotc @on'
/ Cation bar opitillet ErUmlcr 'ol
Dem al Nunfcn2 &lmber, iom / Eobct
al Sommcrcu fam oprfc Den be0ltl
NoIpocrc bride Nenncr. Nun9l
Tormcrc bar giort Observation-Disclosures
iii al Qirrc ct 6orinl meo Ncnn,
0nrfninq, % nlcb ct Qlnlitia Nor ri
llobpttct al Bonner bli 8on'tc bctD
OcIiN.
Seblufnbcn iurffcs. G~itcrbocr.
Tom man uUrmcr ii1 Noiernc@ Nfaa
ne0, cr S2blotohcn paa Sdte Supc
rior cnoclig ipUftct loo me1ct, a
Gampboa0c lt0cn oItior meget Strrl
tmoe fommc 'ig iQiemcm ira Gu
lltb. % mon mCltc, at N2nno@IcrnJ
piloe bare lnuite %ioriouuoct, inocI
&luli par blct mango Sage Qumntcl
SEQ Soult Ste Wiurie ror Nlofoocl
oQioa gru0oi2 bc1unbt at lutlloc.
Slunac aneribrr %arn. Gen tru
Nor gunle Glcouora Ntc@rc1orl
blcp i%orIcocn peb EorUIbrene@ Nien
uur Yipcitouc nuQrcbct "a blot Al e.
lem 500 lang Slonae r. Ell iaa
tolot @uIIinote. Niacn lc0tc noe
@aar0cn, ga Saren tilfolbtcS pei
hen0e$ SfriQ, % hnn ianot "a, q
BLOB itremmc0e ira ct Saor / ben
bcS Gniigt. Gen image Giugcn Sc
beb miq,~ iortIorte bun 90 pe9tc pa.
Slongen. @un braQteS ltror II
9GQe. % ser menteS life ct pore nc
gen Tare Tor hcnocS Slp.
Sfilopaboe ipm Nntugrnialbnm
&oieph 9. &artell, Ell Snleb / %rai
nerb, inoitar Tor % Nor lioen Sol
bogitaner % gar2tollet 1895 poo G
StiIOpabbcS Tanier, % iorleben ga
ianote5 beuue iumnle Sfilbpno0c
&illoQcr. brrcuoe ina mango ~
lfriptioner % Inratol, at Den lii
nehe ct puubrenoe Iutograiolbln
@lanot &c Huncr, ION man por i'toll
til at tuoe. par sat 2aiher, 1900
% @eorge Gorf&, 1910. Stilbpal
bcn bIep i |illager ubitnret nleo II
me Nanuc, ier Den igicu IeSlobe& iC
al pnuhre omfring Tom en- "SeruiC
lens Sfomugcr."
Scicfuntraft ominttcnSc Miillionc
9ollis g2. Sill, 8reat Rortbern q
mems Frniioent, bar benue llae b
/ tienotqiort. az IRE al @oneiellfabe
, %ernQruber | Den norblige Gel
Staten neo Seietontrotter or one
/ taeet al Sores & Snugblin, Siao
iobrifanter | &ittsburgb. gtr. s.
, bar life billet no meo, bpor mea
oisie aontrafter breier iie ON, III,
. ban bar meogipet, at SnotGgter'
. al Gienoommen er meeet orsgt
!. Staaliobritanterue melber berimo
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
GALL FUR REGULAR
 ARMY VOLUNTEERS
 BRINGS RESPONSE
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WASHINGTON, June 26.-Re- sponses to President Wilson's procla : nation calling for 70,000 war volun- teers for the regular army during the present week are coming slowly. Only 1,451 were obtained yesterday. according to returns from all parts of the country.
 While the figures nearly doubled the low mark for daily recruiting set last week. officials were much con- cerned over the absence of a rush to join the branch of the service certain to be first to face the Germans in France. It is hoped that as recruit ing week proceeds and with the tre- mendous campaign the newspapers of the country are conducting the daily total will be swelled to four or five thousand men.
 New York showed the results of the campaign that has been waged by the metropolitan newspapers. A total of 325 men was obtained in that city Illinois, despite the fact that the : states quota is nearly 1000 over re- | cruited already, added 162 men during the day. Pennsylvania supplied 147 i Massachusetts S5 and California 6S. l The total number of war volun- teers obtained since April 1 is now 1, 126,4O0 This means that the great majority of the regiments are close to full war strength, but it does not provide the necessary reserves to keeI , them at that strength.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
HUNDRED FOURTEEN
 MILLION |S AMOUNT
 PLEDGED RED CROSS
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WASHINGTON, June 26.-The na tions contributions to the Red Cross in response to the call for sl00, 900 000 war fund were estimated at S114,000, 900 tonight by Henry r. Davison chair
 man of the Red Cross war council.
 This figure assumes" said MT. David son. that stockholders in companies which have declared special dividends amounting to some s2o, 100000 will turn their dividends over to the Red Cross
 The policy of the Red Cross in eX- pending this big sum, MT. Davison said
 in statement thanking the millions of contributors, will be to conduct all
 our work with the utmost publicity, and to take the public as completely as
 possible into our confidence Pm maTily the fund will be devoted to needs
 of American soldiers and sailors and secondarily to relief work among the allies.
 Dr. Frank Billing will head the Red Cross commission of more than twenty experts to be sent to Russia to study
 needs there Mir. Davison announced.
 His statement says:
 Local chapters of the Red Cross
 are entitled to retain for their own work 25 per cent of the total amount collected, but It is evident that the Ma tional Red Cross will have a generous fund with which to begin it's tremen- dous task.
 "The result which has been achieved | is indeed gratifying. Never before in the history of the world was such a fund for the relief of human suffering raised by voluntary subscription in so brief a period
 No time will be lost by the Red 1 Cross in it's efforts to accomplish re- suits with the large resources with ! which it has been supplied. Some of 1 the plans which are being developed and which we hope promptly to carry | into execution are the following: First, we shall provide, as we may | be called upon by the army and navy | for the care and safety of our soldiers and sailors wherever they may be. We shall provide funds whereby the | American Red Cross commission may
 take over administration of the Ameri- | can relief work in France. Major | Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
DETECTIVE T0 FACE 1 CHARGE IF CROSS ' NEGLECT 0F DUTY
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 NEW YORK, June 26.-After a se- were cross examination of Detective Sergeant John Lagarenne regarding his search for Ruth Cruger, murdered high school student, Leonard M, Wall stein, who is conducting Mayor Mitch eTs investigation into the police hand ing of the case announced tonight that he would ask office Commission CT Woods to place the detective on trial on charges of gross and wilful neg ligence."
 The detective sergeant testified that after Miss Helen Cruger had told him she had found Alfredo Cocchi's motor cycle shop closed on several visits to the place even then his suspicious were not aroused It was in the cellar of Cocchi's shop that Ruth Cruger's body was found.
 Lagerenne said he didn't recall whether Henry D. Cruger, the mur- dered girls father. had told him he believed his daughter had met with foul play in Cocchfs shop. He said he had made a thorough ssearch of the place and could find nothing that might have been used to kill the girl. Two detectives have been assigned by Commissioner Woods. it was said tonight, to go to Italy to bring back Cocchi should the Italian government grant his extradition.
 In reference to the Rev Father Gas per Moretto, manager of a home foI Immigrants, who heard Cocchfs con- fession before he fled to Italy, District Attorney SWann explained that sec ton of the penal laws protects a priest from divulging what is heard in the confessional.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
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ROCK ISLAND, R. L. June 26.-The United States cruiser Olympia. Ad- miral Dewey's flagship at the battle of Manila, ran aground in the fog off Block Island early today. The cruiser was reported in a bad position with considerable water in her hold
 Chief Machinists Mate William NJ Babb lost his life when he was struck on the head by a falling hatch No other fatalities were reported.
 Warships and wrecking vessels were standing by the ship tonight. The sea remained calm, but it was reported that as precautionary measure a part of the crew had been taken off.
 The Olympia put out yesterday for target practice and it is supposed she struck during the thick fog which stretched far out from shore. Details )f her exact position could not be learned here.
 The Olympia was recently assigned Is the flagship of the coast patrol fleet If the second naval district Immed- lately after she flashed out word of her mishap, members of the patrol fleet went to her assistance. but it was
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
MOONEY JUROR FUSES BECAUSE
 TRIAL JUDGE OPENS HIS MAIL

I became a juror that I was to be treated worse than a criminal" said Charming. q must insist that it doesn't happen again."
 Judge Seawell said the opening of the mail was necessary. It finally was stipulated between counsel on both sides that the jurors could receive their mail unopened.
 Mckenzie was found in contempt of court and fined, after he had argued with the court over the manner in which he was making objections to testimony.
 You can't sit here and sheer and grunt and growl at the rulings of this court" said Judge Seawell.
 The afternoon was taken up largely with testimony regarding the attempt ed car strike.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.- Twenty two witnesses were put on the stand by the state today in an at tempt to prove that Mrs. Rena Mooney. whose trial on murder charge grew out of the bomb eXplo- sion here last July, was actively in volved in an alleged anarchistic con- spiracy against the government, which the prosecution contended eliminated in the bomb murders and the killing of ten persons.
 Superior Judge EImmet SeaWell overruled repeated objections on the part of attorneys for the defense who tried to keep out testimony tending to prove a conspiracy The alleged un- lawful act of Mrs. Mooney, Thomas J. Mooney and Warren K. Billings, the alter two of whom were sentenced re- spectively to death and life imprison- ment for one of the bomb murders, rom 1913 to within a few days of the bomb explosion was gone into in de- ail by the states witnesses.
 The alleged activities of MT. and Mrs. Mooney in attempting to start a street car strike in San Francisco last July were testified to by a number of witnesses. The dynamiting of three electric power towers near San Fran cisco on the night of June 10, 1916, with which the state declared it would connect some of the defendants in the bomb cases, figured in the testimony.
 One of the features of the days proceedings was the objection by Juror Frank M Charming to the open ing of his mail by Judge Seawell, and he infliction of a S10 fine on Attorney Edward V. Mckenzie of the defense for contempt of court
 After Charming made his complaint Judge Seawel said:
 T must plead guilty to opening your letter"
 Tt wasn't my understanding when
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
PLEDGE TO WORK
 FUR RIGHTS IF
 JEWS IN PALESTINE
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BALTIMORE, June 26-Dr Harry A. FriedenWald of this city, was reelected today unanimously president of the Federation of American ZiOnists, and Louis Lipsky of New York was unani- mously elected chairman of the execu- tive board. Louis Robson of New York was reelected treasurer.
 To these victories the administration forces of the cOnventiOn added another at the most exciting session of the con- vention. This was the adoption of a resolution offered by Judge Hugo Pam of Chicago pledging the ZiOnists to ad- herence to the peace agreement between Zionists and -Zionists; pledging all Zionist delegates who will be III the ma jority at the Washington congress not to start any debate on the question or the back to Palestine" movement and the congress. a maximum of Jewish rights in Palestine"
 A message of congratulatiOn upon their new freedom was sent to the Jew ish students of Russia.
 The Achooza, the Palestine company, organized under the laws of New York, today announced it's plans. The mem bership dues, it wa ssaid, will aggregate S1, GOO, 900 year. Mrs. Joseph Fels or Philadelphia, spoke of single tax for Palestine. There is to be no land specu- lation in Palestine. Purchasers of land certificates who settle in the colonies must use the land for agricultural pur- poses Ten per cent of the purchase price of the certificates is to go toward the establishment of a metropolis, where alone the industrial activities of Palestine can be pursued. Land pur- chasers will have but one vote, no mat ter how much land they hold.
 Jewish soldiers after the present wal will be invited to farm in Palestine. The holding company will be known as Zion | Commonwealth, incorporated