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Williams news., 1917-08-02

w. l.. Sevier was in form his ranch south of town yesterday.
 Donofrio's Ice Cream every day, at the Racket Store.
 MT. Lilo Perrin returned to Seligman the first of theweek.
 Harry Henderson has been in town several days this week.
 Miss Dorothy Wilson is wis iting with Miss Jane McConkey this week.
 Donofrio's Ice Cream every day, at the Racket Store.
 MT. Herbert Rabbit, of Flag staff, was a Williams visitor Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Louise Robinson and Miss Edna Buggeln motored to Flagstaff Tuesday.
 MT. Luther Cureton, of Red Lake, was in Saturday to attend the Homesteaders meeting.
 Miss Blanch Spellmire is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. w. Bab- bitt, of Flagstaff, this week.
 Donofrio's Ice. Cream every day, at the Racket Store.
 Miss Ivy Niemyer has return ed to Prescott after visiting Mrs. J. J. Gilson for few days. MT. R. J. Connors, of Flag staff, was in town Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Frank Orr left last Fri day for Los Angeles, where she will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. w. D. Powell has re- turned to Mesa after spending a week with her daughter Mrs. Norman Nellis.
 Miss Mildred Owens, who has been very i'll, is recovering slowly and doing as we'll as can be expected.
 MT. and Mrs. M. c. Young left on No. 2, Saturday night, going east for few weeks va cation. MT. Young will return in two weeks and Mrs. Young will return about two weeks later.
Williams news., 1917-08-02

Phoenix-Speaking of the de- portation of the I. w. Ws. At torney General Wiley B. Jones said: "Such acts, if allowed to be committed without lawful efforts to bring them an end will sadly mar he good name of the State of Arizona He de- plores the broad circulation of of arbitrary and unlawful acts at Bisbee, and demands of the county attorney such thorough investigation of the whole mat ter" as you can make, with the
Williams news., 1917-08-02

Wanted-Two bands of ewes to lamb in January, 1918, on shares. Plenty of alfalfa, hay and green field, Reference giv- en. A. B. NICHOLS, 2O7 o. Neil Bldg, Phoenix, Ariz.
Williams news., 1917-08-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department, of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Phoenix,
 Arixnna. Julx z 1917

Arizona, July 2, 1917 NOTICE is hereby given that Eorman Nellis, of Williams Ar izona, who, on June 20, 1913, made Homestead entry No. O22794, for S1aSWANWA, W1sNEASW14, S1aSWA, NWASWH, Section 28, Town ship 21 N., Range 4 E., G & s R B & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof to establish claim to the land above described, be- fore Charles H. Adams, Clerk of Superior Court, at Flagstaff, Arizona, on the 14th day of August, 1917.
 Claimant names as witness Howard Curtis,
 H. R. Scott
 Charles Matz and
 Edward Hamilton, all of Williams, Arizona.
 J. l.. IRWIN, ..
 Register First Pub. July 12, 1917 Last Pub. August g, 1917
Williams news., 1917-08-02
NORTHERN ARIZONA FAIR.
(G. M. Sparks)

In accordance with the pol icy of the Government, the 5th Northern Arizona Fair will be held at Prescott, on October Is, 19 and 20th. Elaborate plans are now being made for the holding of this years Fair. To the Citizens of Arizona and particularly those of the five Northern counties, Apache, Co., conino, Mohave, Navajo and Yavapai, the Northern Arizona Fair needs little introduction. During the past four years, from a humble start, this fair has grown into one of the lead ing permanent institutions of the State. Just what the Northern Arizona Fair is de- veloping into is shown by the action of the last Legislature when state appropriation was made. for the conducting and maintenance of this institution. The purpose of the Northern Arizona Fair, as organized is to cultivate and foster a closer social and business relation be- tween the residents and indus tries of the five Northern coun- ties, in order that the varied and different resources of the several counties named may, by proper exhibition be more extensively advertised and a higher degree of competitive improvement stimulated. The splendid success which has att tended the Northern Arizona Fair but tends to show how tru- ly the spirit of the organization has been carried out. The wonderful prosperity which has been paramount in Arizona since the beginning of 1917 will but add to the prestige of the Northern Arizona Fair ex- hibits, and particularly that of the mining industry.
 Permanent improvements to the various buildings will be made within the next few days. It is now planned to erect a mining building, constructing it in the form of a cabin, made from the logs of Northern Ari- zona. The agricultural build ing will be enlarged, foored and improved generally, as will also the livestock, educational, women's and poultry buildings.
 Exhibitors are earnestly re- quested to take pains in select ing their various goods for dis play and every one is asked to bear in minds the dates of the Fair. In 1916, a splendid ag- ricultural exhibit was made from Apache county, under the auspices of Mrs. E. J. Udall, fair commissioner. Mohave couhty's mining exhibit was one of the best exhibits ever made in the entire state, due to the splendid work of Com missioner Macduffe and the CO., operation of the Mohave county Board of Supervisors. From Coconino county, exhib- its were made in livestock and poultry departments, which captured a majority of the 1st prizes. Altho Commissioner F. O. Allen was unable to per- sonally supervise a display in the agricultural department, many exhibits were displayed by individuals and a good showing made for Coconino county. Navajo County's ex- hibit, was a revelation and re- ceived more than the usual share of prizes. This exhibit was in charge of F. J.. Willis. Yavapai county was we'll rep 1 ,.onon&oI sx, III lona
Williams news., 1917-08-02
Have You Joined Yet?

The Red Cross now has more than 1900 regularly organized chapers in the United States, with considerably more than 2,O0O,OOO members.
Williams news., 1917-08-02
Money Talks

To be sure money talks, especially money that is actively employed. Money that is idle is money asleep, and money doesn't talk n its sleep
 If you could hold all the money that passes through your hands it would be fine thing for you, but if everybody else followed the same plan where would you get yours? The place for money is in reliable bank like ours safe but subject to your check. Hoarding money takes it out of cir culation, and it is constantly liable to be lost. Money on deposit talks, and the things it says to you are security, comfort, satisfaction" We in- vte you to open an account with us.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-10
0eburteM.

2YiIliam unb gmua Drummer. 2i42
Storrs Strabe; Hndbe.
Sarp unb Gbitb Jstter. 100 Sars
tbage pus; WabGen.
Sobn unb Soiepbius Supel, 1927
Gtdte Mpenue; Utaoden.
Sames uub Uaaris aurIos, 135
SbiIlito plaee; Snabe.
Sacob unb 9eub SerBberg, 234O
GbidaIap Strube; &nabe.
pete unb Sba 9epIis, 227 Oit IL.
Strubs; andbs.
Carl unb Catherine Robii9. BIG
Scioto Strabs; 3nabe.
Cornelius unb GIa Gup, 2710 Sef~
| Ftrion Qlpeuue aHabe.
pearl %. unb geiiis SobnIpn. 1924
4pionss Strabs; 4nabs.
eparles uno Stella 9udstt, SaIsm
9its; Anabe.
9aiprenee unS gnIma &oenermann,
1928 Wt. @srnpn Gpenus; &nats.
9orbcn unb China 8lod, 1901 Did
| ion qbsnue; &uabe.
Robert unb Ntabsl 2ple, 1920
6eipitt Strobs; RGb6en.
Walter unb pbilomena Soffmaru,
Oats 2edf; Sndbe.
Geo uub Qnnd Goettsmdnn, 1924
Bine Stiobs: anabe.
Deter unb 6elen Ruehlmann, 3209
Souoinot 4penue; 4ndbe.
Rdtban uno 2uela gonoDsr, gh.
Wafhinntpn; MGbden.
Spfsrh unb Rnis frieobern. 1922
9etpsp apenue, griee Sill; glGo&an.
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Gbeirrnng.
Sm Gr6sitSbans erbaiteu sluei Ieria-
neu 3eit sum 0adJeenfen.

5raurige 8erbaltniiie purben a..
itcrn im Uhini5ipaIgerift entbuat,
ais oer Taa Der Sralt CLARA Ytetfc
unr bes @teteers tsraut giagin, Die
iih BEL ainem S6dfcritiinbd,en batteII
errpiiden loiien, oc-banbeIt Duroc.
slus Den 8erbanblungel, g:ng terpor,
ods Srall 9ReBfe ibreu @atten, Den
polisiltcn MeBfe, ne5it aino i'm StidI
geloiien hattie uno &agin Satin unb
icine 2 aInoer. ,Srou 0faQin, oie III
Dem Salie 2i92 SbaorpeaStr. iuobrt,
bate BE @arbaftung itre5 Manne5
megen Rihtperiorgung Der Eantilie
be1rttragt, reiaerte iih geltern aber,
hen 1tmm totiter 81 neriolgeu, benn
re tpoIlte nitt, bcS Ter Vater ihre,
ainoer ins slrbeitSboiis f1me. I1s
mar n,tbIos, bena RidJter 9eatntan
oerlIrtheilte ben gSfliftpergeIleneu
Scnnod) 5u einer @eIoinafe pom 500.
sSrou Reefe, Die aus ibrer 9iebe gu
l2uqin hurGnlIs fein Sell nahte,
tpuroe etenio bod einseidldst uuS
bcioe iuanoertcr ms 4rbeitsbaus,
neil tie nid,t iiuItanoe naren, oic
Strafe su beSafIen. Wiagin treuutC
iih Don ieiner sSrau ifon Dor einieer
Se!t mo puroe Starboar6er bel Srall
Aiesfc.
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9iattbaas 9Sienic.

Gem 9icnic Der Go. Brut. Ct Rat'
ttdusgsnleinoe (Rdltor j. VI. Der
tram mar anidrglid) fcin Jiinltiges
g.Setter teId;eoen. @s fono eeltern in
Soreit Bart, OH Der SiIe StraBe, I'M
terbul5 hes 3oologiid)en 8arteRs itatt
ahcr aus Der 9eotb rqiroe etne Sugeno
geirndlt uno Die Iicuicedite per5OGeu
iid1, ipern Die 6egenidsaler bcrrlieoer'
giIteerl, unter Guh uno Sad. IS gat
bunn aud Dieoer regenfrcie Stllnoer
uro belonoerS ipllroe Der gIbenS alii
ole angenebnrite Grt oerbradu 9as
uripritneIib enttporfeue Yrogranm
ipuroe in ieillem gnrl5en untan1
hurhaeIiibrt. 9ie1padern SraueE pom
sSroueH9erein botten Die SeitlHg Der
aiife :ibernrmineu unS lire &ob.
fpuIt fanb ilngetbciIte 4uerteriuns
IIle tpetteiferten hnrin, oos Set trob
&eacns su einem Grfnlg 5it MAIDEN
ilnb SaS lit linen midJ ronig seIun.
gen. 9as itadJite Wsal Diro e. nod
besier perber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-10

Seuti9sn aufseHommen. SieIelbe iOi.
ii9 auf bic internirteu, pur9 porubsrs
gsbenoe arbeitsloiigtsit Oosr &raHtlsIt
mutellos gsporoeuenSeutla (alelns
itebenbe Uldnner ippObl Dis Graasn
unO 5amlIpH nit DIT sabIrei4en Him
OerW srltreteu. Die Snternierteu. be-
iOnbers bic Seeleute Obue 2tnidluB un
bic beibsn oeutf4en SroBs sRbseoersisn,
bspiirfen ebenfaIs Der Ollie.
4IIe etngebenben Sefuhe peroer
iorgfaItiSiter Priifune unter3oe.n
unterltusungsu perben aur fpirtlit
RotbIeibsnOen. i'm ginflang nit ben
opm Stauts> >Departement ausgeipro:
4enen Diini9en, seipGbrt tperben. -
Sine beIOHosre Ibtbeiluno fir bic
les !9iIfspert ift eingeriChttt tporbsn
beren 2eituns .benfans 5err 6. Bold.
DiB iibernommen bat.
Die .&risgssefangenen Siiriorae'
bofft nit SIfe ibrer pielsn JrsuHb
in alien sbeilen beg 2uubes ibre 4uf
gabe in 5ufriebenftelIsnbsr Beiie lDTsl
gu t0nnen.
Die Rdume Der .ariee ggefdnsercr
Fiirioree" iinb, ipis bstannt, "a HortI
Woore Street, Rep gort, tpobin Bel,
trdae - gbeds, uusgeitelIt an r@ocl
auttroff Chairman" = bOflthif sr,
beten perben. -
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Gbe. .GriaubnikiDeime.
aepis ). qulen, 40, 2120 Pasus

(2epis ). qulIsn, 40, 2120 gasus
1 Npenue.
l@tbel 8. gdliu, 2s, 1916 ainrrla
2lDenue.
(gbolf 2Oeb. 40, u Geit Z. Stc.
/ l@iIela 2oeb, %, 829 Rodoale Hos.
Iggiuiam 3. @eOrse, AZ, 2411 aeuton
! Strobs.
lWeouoe R. Gain, 35, 422 SIT a. Ct
IGbs aabutoff, 30, 3s17 Ct. aar0'
renee 9lpe.
i@pa Sabl, %. 800 @oOOiuDu 9IDe.
! SsObn s. Zimmerman, 21, 4euia, ..
lHeui 8.Jersulon, Z 1s, Derut'ou9ctel.
german gedeI, 20, 3O98 80. 6. S.r.
Minnie Ssinp, is, 3155 bessI.
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*5orrB @s6sr, Sarriion; *Dm.
WbiteGter, aOdlaHb; "9arrp Saug6t.
Godlauo; *SObn Gosttlsmau, gbgsz
mont; *Spieph S6osuboft. BpOms
ing; *auts 0nls. ct. Bernard; *gfus
boIpb RusuisR, College Sin; *9uitap
sJidtsr, Uat. 9eulthp; *GSsniamtn Ras
babousb, Wontsomsrp; *@ornie2aps
renee, 2odlaub; *gIem 5psnar, Reabs
ing; *Stto pous, gleDss; *gllbert
Sani, Reobins; *Manuing Mores
anb. Rortb gsub; *Jeiie 5lOet. 4Ortf
genb; *2tlb.rt Maeionep, GlerOale;
*Jnoob Wontsomers, 2pdlunb; *Glu'
renee 8atfdsr, Tt. Sealtbp; *RObert
Gngsr, Wt. Ssaltbp; *Geo. Graham
2otlanb; *gDm. Smitb, Glspes; *Ol'
ie 5dnn, Ct. Bernard; *gbnurb 10:
lsp, Uet. Seultbp; +piercs Gpnruo
GSbBiton.
Dienituntaugli6.
9lrtbur Boebmsr, ct. Bernard
@m. Sonat.r, ylortb gsno; Spiepl
Rapp, Blu. glIb; 2soRarb Peat
GIepes; Senrp Cannon, ct. Bernard
Gbeitsr aurlsr, price pin Stdtion
SJran, Silmss, Ct. Bernard; WaItei
Sprssn. DsOming; SObn autsubausr
ct. Bernard; Ssurp 9utspiler
Grssn Sutpufbip; WOtOn Sutep, God
Lamb; Snmss Rotbipea, 5drriiOni
Geo. gOIbidmibt, gfeabiRa; Dm. Ht'
neair, Setitan; Gbtparb 2ipps. prict
Siu Station; Somer 9aIbert, Dpom'
ing; Cube Sacubs, St. Bernard
Sebric Dusan, SdrttpelI; 9oOofrer
Ratbeps, College SiG; Bernard Grus
mer, Reabins; Spbn S4affsr IT,, Gbe'
plot; Bernard Duffp, Rsabing; Ro'
bert Rpblsr, gurtb genb Rodb; Blair
RiI1sr, gbpiOt unb Soispb Msper,
ghepiot.
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@ildyuugsnfmtidKr iberiailen.

gIs Der @tiIdupoacnti,tidpr Sla.
renee @ebcr ecTteru Rorgen oaf lei.
ner HuuSe Die Sorniltou apeniie ent'
Iarr flibr uno oer Rodioro Plate er.
rcityt botte, murSe er bon 5fuei per-
nurnnteu Strafcnruibern iiberfaIlert
tbatIttI uribbanoeIt un0 I'm $40, oie
er bel iib trug,. bcrutbt. Der cine be-
steacloIerer bate iicb elm Rditcrnuf
ptrs G,cftdf ect,Inben :utN Der anoere
Surcb ctrIe AiitomobiIbriae iIb nn'
tpnntIth ee1uad1t
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Grfer 0ifritt.
(Spbs parti4uIs.)
u ngsHo m m EN-:

giapmpnb 20. Gang. 6403 Gorblp;
aIlfreb g. Msisr, 5urtsp Bottom Rb.;
gari @ilisn, 2s31 RoisIIs; ~@eO. 6.
goiiins, 5311 Sisrra; Gbas. auitin.
e506 on 2obs.; Gbas. W. !StiHseIs
man, 1886 gopinston; Strome Gar'
psicr, 3747 auIt Qari Rb.; *Gbos.
u. Steusr, 6513 T.smpnb; *Gran,
bile y. 5aipi, $50 Weober; 20. Jtns
rob. 3910 Columbia; Gso. ). Wiessl,
3147 Raribreii; Tlprl u. Subicn,
34s 5usculum; sgrneit Robel. 1880
9labfiont; *RobsrtG. Stspbeus, 3941
Columbia; *Joy !. MbitrOd. Groce
i}lais so. 10, Gris; srarf 9. epers
bart, 238 Wprtb; Sobn 3. 2pH&.
$50 7useulum; sR. 8. 9attnrr, Gin.
Gountrp Club; Gbds. Rob. 5804
gienna; %2lnbreip 3. Robbin, 1928
Gaittrn; RuFsu 8. Dausban. 1920
g.; sSenrp 9ednsr, 1916 Mdiiers
ion; tSefferion O. Sions, 5414 Ras
Dsnna; sSns. Conner Walons, 1349
Duncan; s9inesni S4uIb. 6705 Of
qsbes; Soi. patrid Smith. 2126
6trrid; Omen Carroll. 1923 Gaifsrn;
@m. goulb, 4123 "a; *Glifha 81.
5osans IT,, 1923 Wasisr; Gottfrieb
Ssnntlbtd, 6341 GorbIn; +Msm. WObs
Zen, 37S7 Jerbinanb; eziIbsn 5apes
Gabbis, 1906 SIabslIa; @Dm. u.
Surqsnisn. 6346 Bee5mont; sNar
,Eimtin, 3437 Cardiff; .*lrtb. 9.
@inieriobIe, 3243 Dbisrpatorp; 5rtb.
g. anuGtr, 3061 Inrtbreit; $Spprp
qouis Ruart, 351S Columbia; salls
freb Mm. senn3is, 1894 Gniisrn;
+1bos. @opne WiIssr. $50 Wenntr;
*Eop 6iLI, 5631 grambIs; sim. 7.
gruIslmann. 4700 garlanb; gso. 20.
Maiibeps, 253 groab; tDanisl J..
Rreb, 1904 WbttfsI; saBm. W. Ris
ting, 1854 SiabelIa; +Roh 9. MhIs
fer. 53O3 marb; tRob Ssrugss.
2758 6off; +Darton 1udtr. 260
Sst6slI; sEarl Gee 6Iad, Gill Co.
noptr; s@m. O. Mespes, 4003 Dus
mont; *gbas. 8. Rcgurr, 2736
OotIep; fRobt. Z. Gtratman. 1925
sFeemIter; s6arOlb @. ginsmon, 3543
9iita o.; sgbas. %. DnuftpH. 1921
Columbia; sgDm. R. Danm1nn. 2S51
Wartbreit; s2diprenee 9u6stt, 225I
Worib; GpIptiitr Gcls. z62 9ronb;
nAza 2ialss. 1886 6crbssse Com.
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Grteblidsfeitsberid)t.

Narp u. "Opens, "a, 2541 Sine
5trabe; 9ebirubIutungen.
Dtatam Spnes, AZ, 100 Slt Ndte:
StraBe; GunsenbIutuneen.
8trDnira GruIs, "a, 120 0oolpcr
4penue; Sdipo9e.
2ouiIs 2Obrer, 67, 2soS Seffsrica
4murle; 9ebiruTalae.
2ouis 9tebIs, 30, of untoerliig
apeuue; SubertuIofe.
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gbrettsmnn, 137 pdrter; Geo. T..
goones. 2304 @ins; u. g. Ro1rmeier,
1915 Central; u. 90. Dei4man, 1884
Rapine; 20. o. 5aIlsp, 1904 gumber;
artbur Hotteubnssr; 337 Tlifton; 20.
Siiens, 1875 Woin; gbas. 6eb,
1907 6usbes; 2eo G#ipene. 300
McNiden; u. 8. 9eiters, 1902 en-
eamore; 8. W. gnseIbreft, 2313
lSigblonb; Jofepb 6ud. 2143 aics;
81. z. Dale, 1926 g.rnon 81; Nli6.
Gtreitmafter. 100 SSinblap; George
Jlottmer, % Deit UlcRillan; 6. I.
2luberssr, 2105 gfitt; q. 8. 9ier,
127 Clifton; 9orrifon Durrett, 2519
Burnsi; 9. 6. Darrell, 522 Ringaolb;
W. u. g1sff, 100 8intlr; u. 3. S6es
per, 2405 MeTliteu; ). r. Rund IT,.
65 MuIbrrp; Z. N. SbisleH, 173
Warner; g. 6. 9ougb, 1888
SDmmes.
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(etnssfanbt.)
xrtegssetaHgentn SET
forge
"a Rorib WlOOrs Street,
So IN 81 Sith
(gineefanbt.)
Rem Oort 6 itp,

Die rstrisssssfaneener Giiriore',
Rsfp gort4 bat auf 9srdnlaFuns Ter
59pei;sr Gsidubtihaft in BaIbiugs
ton unb nit genebmtsune pes Stuaiss
Departments bic 5irfOrse fiir bic in
ben gsreiniatsn Stacteu nptblsinsSnsn
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Rit Der Qusbsbuns Der Sungs
maHui4aft fit bas trfs 6ssr pirb
Ha6fts W66e aufs Rus bssonnsn
perben. sJn Dsrfolg BEG bon ben
goritsbsru Der IL aushebunssbeb0rs
ben nngenommenen 8eifaufTss pirD
jsbtr Diitriit ipeiiers 2sute sur drSts
Ii9sn lluierfu&uns bsransisbsn unb
bamit fcrtfdbrsn, bis bic bon 5amils
Ton Gountp ju iteIlenbe Quote errei9t
II. Der 2. Diitrilt bat ssiiern cine
2ifts bon bunbert 9amtn anssisrtiat,
bsren 2rdssr ii9 am gsontas bebuis
dr5tIi&er lIntsrjuduns su iteIsn pa.
ben. Der z. Diitriit, ipsifer bi,
sr0bie 3abl bsrtr, bic Di.nitbefreis
nns bsanipru6en, aufsupeiisu bat,
bat sin 5ipsites aMgsbot Don 541
Wann sufammsnssiteIIt. bic in Grups
pen BON 200 am Disntas. Nittpod
ilno Donneritag unteriudt ipsrDeH.
DER 8. Diitriit tpiro 200 Rdnn fit
Disnitag porlaben unb Der 8. Dtitriit,
iptIder price 5in umiabt unb feline
Ap5eit suerit betnbst bate. bic glsifx
.3abl auf Wontas. Sn allen anbtrn
0iitritisn Iiessn bic DsradltniHe dbus
lid.
So6alb bic giusbsbuns sbeborosn
NIT ibrsr @rbeti fertis finb, ipas ni4t
Dor Husgans Der pidIim Node ber
jan fsin pirb, trst,n bic exemptions
Nb6rben in 9bitiettit, uno ba Don
oisIsu ,rtpart,t pirb, bab fie Biz gum
1. Ssptsmbet iusnisiiens 1000 WaHn
bsrsii bakn miHsn, 70 III Gle am
8ldts. propobmarf6aI Gronb.r
Eat cenn aud bic gsb6rben bes eaus
gen aanbes su elmer fdnsllersn abs
lpidelung ibrsr Gef&df!e anseipornt.
N,h nett man nit Der glusbebuns
suriid IN, erbslIt Der lImtnnb, bab
elmer Der IL Diitriti. erit ssiisrn nit
i.in.r 1bGtisisit beaonren bat. Gs III
Der brittle. ipsl1er isin 5auptauariitr
i'm GoDernment guiloins bat. Die
geb5rbs pirb iid siuitipeilsu NIT
Disnftbsfreiunssssfudeu nidt dbgss
FEN, ionbern bieielben erit mad geens
bieuna Der GrsiIi6en nnterIu4une be
riidfidtiasn. 2ebtsre tpirb ii4 Biz
melt in bic n66Rs Ro6e bineiu ausf
bebnsn, ba bisi,r Difiritt ber srSbte
1T unS bic polirsidten Darbs g.,
8 unb y sini6lisbt. ssH anberu Die
ifriiten bait man fif siuiitptilsn du6
nit ben er,mptionsasfu6eu nidt auf,
ho& bslGuft fib bic 3abI bsrtr. ipslfe
Dienftbtfreiung btantrassn, auf runb
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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
RECRUIT WEEK $4,000 SHORT
Men of Military Age Failing to An
swer Wilson's Call for
Volunteers.

Washington, June 2S.-With recruit
ing week half gone, war department
officials estimated that the regular
army still is more than 10000 men
short of war strength, the goal 1t had
been hoped to attain by Friday night.
On the face of the returns so far 1T
is apparent that there has been no
general response among men of mill
tary age to President Wilson's call for
10000 volunteers during the week to
fill up the ranks Of the regular estab-
lishment and thus complete the first
big military preparation in the war
against Germany.
Returns for the first three days, in
fact, were below the average of the
preceding week. They were far be-
low the expectations of officials here,
who had been confident that the presi-
dents direct and clear-cut appeal for
volunteers would bring home to thou
sands the fact that their country needs
them at once.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
WORDS "MADE IN GERMANY"
Lenine Exposed as Teuton Agent In In
tercepted Radio of King Leo
pold Of Bavaria.

Washington, June 2S.-How Nikolai
Lenine, the Russian agitator for a
separate peace with Germany, was ex-
posed as a German agent before the
council of soldiers and workingmens
delegates in Petrograd June % is re-
lated in dispatch from Ambassador
Francis.
Lenine made an impassioned speech
in favor Of a general peace without an
inexation or indemnity and was an
swered by M. Veirensky, who an
nounced he would repeat Lenine's
speech and proceeded to read docu-
ment almost identical with 1t. When
he had concluded he announced that
he had been reading an intercepted
iradsogram from Germany signed by
King Leopold of Bavaria.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
TWOcONTiNGENTS
AMERICAN TROOPS
NOW IN FRANCE
Arrival of United States Soldiers
at Some French Port An
nounced at Washington.
NO PARTICULARS GIVEN OUT
First Regulars to Arrive on European
SoiI--Left America Ten Days Ago
~-Others to Land in Rapid
Order.
aCopyright.)

MashIngten june 2S The
Of two contIngenfs OF American tIooTis
in France was announced here by t-.e
committee on public information on
receipt of cabled advices from Paris.
Secretary of War Baker would make
absolutely no statement on the arrival
of the troops.
II have nothing whatsoever to say"
he said.
Left Ten Days Ago.
The two contingents that arrived
there left the United States more than
ten days ago.
They are the first contingents Of
American regulars to arrive on for
eign soil, and will be sent directly to
the rear of the western front from the
port at which they arrived.
Other contingents may now be ex-
pecter to land in rapid order.
Name of Port Withheld.
There probably will be three days in
tervening between the arrival of each
contingent. Permission to make pub
lie the port of arrival or the position
to which the troops whose arrival was
announced will be sent to on the west
ern front is denied by the committee
on public information.