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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
AUGUST TERM OF
sUPERloR COURT

The August term of the superior
court began today and the following
jurors drawn last week reported for
service:
Arthur L. Clothier. John Delbridge
c. R. Gof. Ingwald A. Rosok Thorn
as Hargis. Nose T. Sevcy. Bisbe
T NJ Northern. A. L. Carson. ]. A.
Mcclure. T. MCGOWAN. Andrew b
King. NJ. F. Lorimer, j. B. Murch-
inson J. T. Hood. T. j. Elkins,
Douglas; Emil yerbanae E. ].
shelp. Lowell; F. c. Marshall, Edw
Festerling l.. F. Kuchenbecker
Tombstone; c. S. Upright, S. NJ.
Kemp. Wilcox; William Taylor War.
rem; William L. Humphrey. Naco: J.
L. Foreman. John A. Bendele, San
Simon; c. w. Drew. H. A. Fecklry.
Ralph E. Tinker Pirtleville; John E
McNeal. George W. Scott. Robinson;
Frank Berg. Light: W. A. Fiege
Johnson; w. H. Seaver. Jr.. White
water; Al Stedman. Webb; w. W.
Wilder. Bueno.
AS soon as the jurors had quail
fed the case of the State VS.. B. F.
Faust charged with using obscene
language in the presence of a woman
was called but deferred owing to the
request OF the defendant for change of
venue. 1t was taken under advise
ment by the court and the jury ex-
used until 1870.
At 80 a case against Faust. charg-
ing him with bootlegging was start
ed and the jury secured. case tried
and verdict of guilty brought in by
3:3s Only one witness testified
against Faust, and he was found
guilty on the evidence. Deputy
Sheriff Bowden made the arrest and
testified to that effect.
Following the Faust case a case
against Jack Frame charged with
bootlegging was started and the Jury
secured by 4 O'Clock. and it is ex-
pected to conclude by tonight's re-
cess.
A special venire of As jurors was
ordered drawn to report on Friday.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
STATE LABOR BODY A KS
PRESIDENT WILSON TO ACT

CLIFTON, Aug. IA telegram 70
President Wilson asking what acti n
he intended taking with reference to
the deportation of 1900 alleged mem
beers Of the !. w. w. and their sym
pathizers from Bisbee, Cochise coun-
ty. Arizona, was sent today by the
Arizona State Federation of Labor in
convention here The telegram was
approved by unanimous vote OF the
delegates.
This afternoon the convention ap-
propriated $1,000 to be used in de.
Tense of the strikers now on trial at
Globe.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
WIVES OF oEPoRTEEs
IN BlssEE REFUSE AID

DOUGLAS. Aug. Captain NJ. A.
'alen. Judge Advocate of the Ari-
iona Military District was sent to
Bisbee today by General H. A.
Greene to investigate the condition
# families of some OF the men de.
ported from here as I. W. VS. July
u. He was instructed to report
his findings to General H. A. Greene,
district commander, Sunday.
Captain Palen was sent to Bisbee
following receipt of telegraphic or
ders from headquarters of the south
ern department. saying W. D. Hay
wood, secretary of the Industrial
Workers of the World, had teIe-
graphed Washington claiming that
many families were destitute.
Prominent Bisbee men deny the
report of restitution, saying that the
families are being provided for lib
orally. However, a few cases have
been reported where the women. re-
senting the deportation OF their men
folk, have refused to accept the aid
offered thin.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
MAY BE VICTIM OF
WHITE SLAVE RING

TUCSON. Aug. 6-T4'resty bIue-eyed
Ella Frochmel has b cen missing from
the home of her father. Joseph
Frochmel. a local piano, syuer for
several days whirks has lead the Do
lice to believe that she has been kid.
mapped. 1t is even possible, the Of
Ecers declare. that she may be the
i2test victim of the nation wide
white slave ring.
Miss Frochmel is exceptionally
beautiful and it is thought that her
pronounced charms may have been
responsible for her sudden disap-
pearance.
When last seen she wore a dark
Drown dress with white belt. She
is about five feet two inches tall
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
- cRAzEo BY GRIEF
HOlBROOK. Aug. 6-Mistaking

HOLBROOK. Aug. 6+Mistaking his
fourteen year old son for a prowler.
Isaac Johnson. a section foreman
fshot and instantly killed the boy late
Saturday night at his home. Johnson
was called by his daughter who
theard the boy walking outside the
,house and saw him pass by window
, In the darkness he failed to recog-
-nize his son and fired a bullet through
the door which killed him. John
|: son was crazed with grief when he
, discovered his mistake and only
Through efforts Of neighbors was he
I,prevented from killing himself
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
No. 81
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
State Sch Dol Land

5TA1s LAND DEPARTMENT
Phoenix, Arizona. June l, 1871.
lii conformity with the provisions
the Public Land Code CT the state
OF Arizona, approved June 70, 1872.
..otice is hereby given that the STATE
of Arizona will on Monday. August
), 1917. at o'clock a NJ. at the
Cunty Court House. Tombstonr
.rizona. sell at public auction the
Glowing school lands located in CO.
chise County, Arizona. No improS E.
ments attach to said lands.
In T. II s, X. u E.:
Let's l. 2, ). 4; SW4 NW54G VIZ
'G,NA Sec. SO, containing 27s.OS acres
more or less, appraised at s1669.00.
No bid FOR less than the appraised
'Ta nations will be considered. The
zig AZ to reject any and all bids is re-
served. Information regarding the
land and terms of sale may be OBJ
al ned from the State Land Depart
.usnt, Phoenix, Arizona.
STATE LAND DEPARTMENT,
By w. A. Moelr. Commissioner.
First publication June 10, 1917.
last publication August II. 1917.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, AT
PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
State of Arizona.


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
State of Arizona. has filed in this Of
fee its School Indemnity Land Sc
lections. Lists Nos. 1856. 1877, 1888.
7S9. 100. 791. 1872. 1893. 7s4, 1876. 1856.
03575O. 035751. 035752. O25753. O35754.
O35755. O35756, O35757. O3575s. O3575s.
O2576O, respectively. applying to Sc
Iect. as indemnity the following de-
scribed lands. to-wit:
List No. 1856 Serial No. O3575O:-
In T ~. s.. r. 10 E.. SW4: Sec
ton 3: SIk: Section 4: NW14 Sec
ton Il.
List No. 7s7. Serial No. 03575l:-
III i . Il. ~ e. All section ..
LIST NO 'oS. serial NO. o@o'o2 -
III l. . n ~ e. All section D.
List NO 1913 serial NO o55fo3 =
III L >. II. ~ e. All section Z.
L-isI NO. 'so' Serial NO. oS5Io4:-
I'D l Il s. X. ~ E. All Section IS.
List No. 791. Serial No. O35755:-
IN I. Il $, r. 10 E.. All Section 8.
List No. 1872, Serial No. O35756:-
III II 81 *. ~ T., All Section ?.
hisI NO. 1885, serial NO O35757:-
IN l. IL 3. X. 10 E.. All Section 10.
Llst NO. 'S4' Serial NO. O35I5S:-
III l. l. s. X. ~ e. All Section IL
List No. 7s5. Serial No. oa575':-
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
IMPORTANT POINTS
REGARDING DRAFT

Two important kilograms regard
ing thee draft were received in Tomb
stone today by Sheriff Harry C..
Wheeler. enc that ali slachers will be
arrested and prosecuted and the other
relating tic the order Of examinations.
etc, which it is imperative that all
who must report for examination be
fore the local board should pay close
attention. Following are the tele-
grams which are self explanatory:
Sheriff Tombst ne:
Fe eral Court eonvenes Phoe-
nix August 9th. At orney General
directs vigorous search. Prose.
cution all slackers unreg stored
ask you to make special effort
70 apprehend all slackers your
county wiring me government,
collect their name ages and pre-,
cincts 70 end may tr them here
next wee Please publish this
and ask assistance all officers and
citizens our county.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
tOTlcE OF SCHOOL BOND ELEC-
TON

Because. in our Judgment. it deem
cd advisable TO do so. we the under
S '~.cd Board Of Trustees. School Dis
!; let No. 1. in the County of Cochise
tie o. Arizona do hereby call an
c aCtion to be held on the 18th day
CT August 1917. in the school build
IN situated in said District for the
-rrrGse Of submitting to the quail
f-1 votars at said election. whether
bonds OF said School District No.
shall be issued and sold TO raise
rooney for the following purposes:
For the purpose of constructing
and equipping and furnishing a
school building to be located upon
| .a.o Northeast corner OF Section No.
| Township %. Range 20 East.
The said bonds shall bear interest
payable semi-annuaily at the rate of
81: per ccntum 90 and be of the &C.
| domination of s250OO Two Hun
bred fifty dollars each and numbered
-onsecutively from One a. TO Ten
10) inclusive payable end maturing
IN a date corresponding with the
date of said Bonds in the years as
follows:
No. One payable and maturing in
he year 1918
| No. Two payable and maturing in
Ne year 1919.
No. Three payable and maturing in
the year 1920.
No. Four payable and maturing in
the year 1921.
| No. Five payable and maturing in
he year 1922
No. Six payable and maturing in
the year 1923.
No. Seven payable and maturing in
the year 1924.
No Eight payable and maturing in
The year 1925.
No. Nine payable and maturing in
he year 1926.
No. Ten payable and maturing in
i the year 1927.
Robert Todd. Fannie E. Fletcher
and Mrs. J. w. Haverty. are hereby
appointed by the undersigned Board
Of Trustees of said School District
No. 4, Carr Canyon. as judges for
the purpose of conducting said cleo
ton ard the election polls shall be
open between the hours of Ten
o'clock A. NJ. and six O'Clock p. NJ.
of the day and date upon which said
le!ection shall be held.
Instructions to voters will be post
ed according to law.
Dated this 2Sth day of July. 1917.
W. E. DAVIS.
President Board of School Trustees,
School District No. 4.
]. w. HAVERTY,
Member, Board of School Trustees,
School District No. 4.
First publication Aug. 5, 1917.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
STONE GETS IS
YEARS TO LIFE

Earl Stone. who was found guilty
at the last term of court for the
killing of Frank Williams in Gov
eminent Draw, was sentenced Satur-
day by Judge Lockwood to serve a
term of Is years to life In the State
pen.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
BEFORE BOARD

j. F. Ryan, county engineer. was
IN the city today. appearing before
the board of supervisors comforting
on read matters in CQchise county.
he returned home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12

A that drops bombs upon schoohouses, sinks
hospital and relief ships tOrpedoes merchantmen with
warning and fires upon refugees open boats is loose
IN the world and Americans ask why at
war-New York World.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12

NOTICE or SELECTION UNDER
ACT OF CONGRESS, APPROVED
JUNE 20, 1910. UNITED STATES
LAND OFFICE, AT PHoENih.
ARIZONA
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
SCHEDULE OF
DRAFT EXCURSION

DOUGLAS. Aug. Arrangements
were completed today by +. b. King.
division superintendent of the Ell
Paso & Southwestern railroad. for
special trains for carrying
the drafted men Of Douglas and Bis
zee to Tombstone next week. Mr..
King made the following announce
nent:
Schedule of special passenger train
etweSp Douglas and Tombstone on
'ugust sth. 9th and 10th. for accom-
lodation of parties going to Tomb
tone for draft examination, the
anne schedule being followed on
Tree DAYS in question:
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12

Coming up--another Liberty Bond issue. Let's
spring it the last Thursday in November That would be
appropriate.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12
State Of Arizona
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that tho
Gtate of Arizona has fled in this Of
ice its Grant Selection, List No. sci,
Serial No. O24609 applying to seIec:
Tor the benefit Of School and Asylum
or Deaf, Dumb and Blind. the fol
wing described lands. to-wit;
List No. 81, Serial No OS4GO9:-
Il =. lG s. % T.. So Section 10.
CAil in G. & S II. NJ
During the FIVE weeks period of
publication of this notice, or any
time thereafter and before final APP
roya! and certifcotion. this Office
will receive protests or contests as
20 any OF the tracts applied for and
transmit the same TO the General
and Office
Dated at Phoenix Arizona May
q. 1917.
} l.. IRWIN.
Register.
JOHN J. BIRDNO.
Receiver
Date of first publication June 8,
-a17
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12

Parties from Bsbee. Warren and
Dwell will leave Bisbee in special
zach on train 81 at els each morn
~ls. arrive in Osborn at 6:45 a. m .
It which point the special coach will
e picked up by the special passen-
ger train for Tombstone: and parties
eturning TO Bisbee. Lowell and War
en- will reach Osborn at 7:45 p. m.
md the Bisbee coach will be picked
Up by special train and handled to
Warren. Lowell and Bisbee. arriving
I Bisbee at $50 p. m.
For this occasion the FL Paso and
Southwestern have published rates
It one and one-third fare.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12

NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER
SECTIONS 2275 and 227s, v. S.
REVISED STATUTES; As AMEND
ED BY ACT OF CONGRESS. FEB
RuARY %, 1891, Paragraph 9 ct
seq, Rules Approved April rs, 1907,
AS EXTENDED TO THE STATE
OF ARIZONA BY ACT OF CON-
GREss, APPROVED JUNE 20, 1910
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-12

Date of first publication June 8,
1917
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0. {. WEIGH HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

David +. Weich, well known as a
printer In the newspaper Offices OF
Canon City, is being treated for injn-
ries at his home on Walnut street,
Lincoln Park. sustained in an auto
mobile accident while motbring 10
Florence last Sunday morning Mr..
Weich's wounds include a broken col.
FAR bone. slight internal injuries. a
disincated shoulder and a number OF
painful bruises. contusions. etc.
Mr.. Welch was driving his own ma.
chine. a new Ford, and that he was
not killed is regarded as remarkable
in view Of the damage inflicted on the
car by the mishap. A short distance
this side of brewster he ran into
sandy stretch in the roadway at a
high rate OF speed and the automobile
in which he was riding turned com.
plcts somersault without throwing its
occupant out When the machine I'm.
ally came to a standstili and Mr.
we.ch was able 10 exiricate himself
from the wreckage and make anyfn.
ventory OF affairs he found that the
radiator was badly battered. the wind
shield smashed. the tenders broken
and the body Of the car almost torn
on the chassis. In fact about the only
partb that were IN working order
were the engine. the steering gear and
the wheels.
After giving frst aid to his own in.
iuries Mr.. Weich managed to get the
car turned around and started hack
home to have his wounds dressed by
. physician He was very weak froln
|p&fn and lnss Of bloed on srriyal al
the house. bat for the last day or two
has been getting along quite as well
as could be expected In view OF his
frightfuh experience. 1t will probably
be some time before he win be able
20 leave the house
Mr.. welch has for some time past
been employed as a printer in Flor.
enc eand he was in the habit OF max.
ing daily trips by automobile to that
city and return.
He has the sympathy Of a large
number of friends in his misfortune.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-05
cHAUTAUouA EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE APPOINTED

After a conference with the newly
elected officers OF the Chautaqua,
Chairman McI.ain appointed the fol
lowing persons 10 serve with the. Off.
GERS as an executive committee to
have In charge the various items OF
business essential to the success OF
the Chautaqua, which begins on July
eSrd.
The committee as it now stands
wifi be: A. II. MeLain. chairman: J
W. Emmerson. vice chairman; c. w.
Van Patten. secretary: l. a. Dun,
treasurer: @. II. Sale, Guy U. Hardy
Rev. c. J. Armentrout. Gov. Peabody,
Rev. G. Z. Konkle. Mrs. T. NJ. Har.
ding Rev. Floyd Van keuren. E. A.
Bradbury. c. A. Linkins. G. " Hod.
gin. +. f. Hunter and Mrs. Lois II.
Allen. These persons were all noti.
fed of their appointment yesterday af.
ternoon and agreed 10 serve. which in.
sures an efficient administration OF
the affairs of the Chautaqua.
The citizens of this community are
asked TO be rs ready to respond TO the
call upon them for service when this
committee outlines les program of pro
cedure as the members OF the com
niittee were when approached by
Chairman McI.ain. The Chautauqua
is community affair and deserves
the united support of the citizens.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-05
NINE DAYS IN NEW YORK
A SORT OF DIARY By 6. U. H.

artist friend took me out to see the
bright lights. We saw first a fine
cOllection Of paintings by the members
at the National Arts Club on Gra-
mercy Park. Then We strolled leis-
urely up Broadway, interested in the
lighfa and the people. Judging by the
ESolle one sees, 1t is not only the
t09yiet who enjoys the bright lights
on Broadway. Surely hundred thou.
sand New Workers. visit this section
every night Theatres begin early
and sitter most all play houses let the
crowds out other theatres begin their
shows.
We ended up at ChurchilIs for lit.
tie late dinner. Churchill's is one OF
those tony places where people eat
and drink and smoke and dance and
watch the professionals dance and
vaudeville performers perform. Ac-
cording to New York standard they
had good bill on. The men did well
and the women performers wore
little: about as little as you
would find at popular bath
ing beach. A new rule is being
enforced in New York just now by
which all cafes are closed at a. m
SO :ou are bound to turn in early.
II has been busy day, with plenty
of vhriety-The Century Magazine
Billy Sunday meetings. Art Galleries
Broadway and Churchil's.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-05
pEueArEuL SONG RECTAL.

A musical event of exceptional in
terest was the song recital at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Holland
PA North Fourth street. Monday night
by Mrs. F. w. Reiter. Mrs. W. B. Hol-
land Of this city and Mrs. W. W. Cafks
of Florence. assisted by c. W. Van
Patten. bass. and W. B. Mcmillan,
tenor. The program was classical and
artistic and n large number of guests
were present TO enjoy 1t. Twenty
numbers were presented and they
embraced wide range of music. af.
fording exceptional opportunity for a
display of the vocal skin and attain
ments of the participants. The recital
was given under the direction of Miss
Catherine Hendrickson. There were
a number OF guests from Florence and
other out OF town points as well as
from Canon City.
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dIsffIct boards are glvcn the vi-

~ ,wer Of deciding which men are
Indispensable and which are necessary
TO the various allied industries With
military efficiency.
There will be one or more boards
for each federal district. They will
act upon all classes of exemption. II
the claimant for exemption is not sat
isfed with their ruling. provision has
been made so that he may appeal to a
higher court. The burden Of proof
for exemption in all cases is placed
upon the claimant.
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VISITING MR. ANo MRs. Ross

Gilmore Ross OF Rochester. N. v,
and sister. Miss Adah Ross. of Roselle
Park. N. j.. arrived this afternoon for
visit with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. W. Ross. on Sherman avenue
Lincoln Park. Gilmore Ross. at one
time resident Of this community,
has for the last seven or eight years
been engaged In business in Roches
ter. Miss Ross has been = teacher
IN tho public schools et Rneelle Park
since 1913. The former viii remain
here only = short time; The sAttsr Will
aDond " sunnsv here.
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AUTO ENGINE DIES; FREI6RT
TRAIN HITS CAR; ONE HURT
Delos HUH Knocked Unconscious
When Car Turns Over in His e.
forts to Remove it From the Track.
MRS. HULL HURT BY BULLDOG.

Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hull of 4lS
North Fifteenth street were the vic
Tins o. an accident about 10 o'clock
Monday morning while motoring in
East Canon that might easily have re-
suited in a tragedy. They were driv-
ing slowly, down Reynolds avenue in
their car oblivious to possible danger
ahead of them when the unexpected
happened.-Unable TO see an approach
ing freight train in time to stop their
machine they endeavored to cross the
railroad track in advance of il as the
only way out of their predicameat
Mr.. Hull urged the machine forward,
but did not get up sufficient speed to
get over the grade and the engine
died at the edge of the rails. leaving
the car helpless in the face Of great
emergency.
Fortunately the freight train was
moving slowly and both Mr.. and Mrs.
Hull had ample time to get out of the
car before it reached the crossing.
They then tried to back the automo-
bile from the track in order to get it
1T of the way of the oncoming loco
motive, but in doing so the car sud
denly turned TO one side and knocked
Mr. Hull down with great violence. in
;uring him about the head and shoul-
ders and rendering him unconscious
Mr. uuIl SaafnC the yuiSfarfupa that
had befaiIen her husband ran down
10 the intersection of Main street for
assistance and to telephone for a ply
sician. She escaped injury when the
automobile veered around so errattt
lily on the railroad grade, but met
with a mishap few minutes later
from quite another source. In hurry
ing down to Main street to obtain
help she passed too near a bulldog
that was chained at the rear OF the
East Canon store and the animal jump
ed at her and knocked her down.
from which she sustained a number
of painful bruises Her dress was torn
by the dog. but she was not bitten
by it.
County Comm issioner ]. Victor
McCandless OF Florence happened to
be passing in his car about this time
and stopped 10 give the unfortunate
woman what assistance he co1ld. she
was taken into the car and Mr.. Nc
Can&ess then drove hastily to where
Ir. Hull was lying unconscious in the
roadway a couple of hundred yards
away on Reynolds avenue With such
ielp as he was able 10 secure Mr..
McCandless lifted Mr.. Hull into the
machine and took the two unfortun-
ate people home. where a physician
was summoned to attend them
II was found that neither of the vic
tins of the mishap were very badly
hurt. altho both were suffering from
bruises and nervous shocks. Mr.. Hull
did not regain consciousness for about
an hour after the occurrence of the
affair Both are getting along nicely
today and it is believed that they will
be all right again in the course of a
few days. No bones were broken.
nor were there any dislocations, altho
how they escaped such a result seems
little short of the miraculous.
Mr.. and Mrs HUI are the parents
OF Mrs. George Sinden. member of the
board of education.
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You hav0 90t q e Romslhlng IN the
evenings y New York, . . young
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THE EXEMPTION
BOARDS WILL
DECIDE THOSE
INDISPENSABLE
poueLE SAFEGUARDS AGAINST
INSIDE WORKING OF PULL Oh
INFLUENCE WILL HEDGE THE
BOARDS ACTION.
MUCH PU0tICITf TO Be eIVEN
ThE cLAssEs ExEMPT.

THE CLASSES EXEMPT.
Men Indispensable 70 the indus
tries necessary TO the mainte-
nance Of the military establish
nent Of the national interest
Men with wives. children. pa
rents, brothers or sisters depend
ent solely upon them.
Members Of we'll recognized re-
lIoious ereeds whose doctrine for
bids the bearing Of arms.
Divinity students.
Ordained ministers.
Legislative, Judicial and execu-
tive officers Of the United States
and Of the various states.
Men in the army or navy.
Aliens who have not taken ou
their first papers-
Subjects Of Germany.
Workmen in arsenais and navy
yards Of the United States.
Men engaged in the transnis-
sion Of the United States mails.
Pilots and mariners in United
States merchant marine.
Criminals who have been con-
vieted Of feioniss.
Those morally deficient
Those physically unit
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