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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11
Jeklo liz rude.

Elcktricao proizvajanic .jckla narav.
most IL rude .ic rodilo po nainovcisih
znanstvcnih %poizkusih rczultatc, XII mo.
rcjo povzrociti prcobrat V fuzinarstvrr
rscga svcta. DO i'm So trosi pri la.
haSnjih mc;odah ogromna mnozina gor.
kotc : tenn, la JIG trcba razgrcti sirovo
Ielczo ponovno ma 400 stopini ako "a
hoc"S priliti ali prcdclati Y ieklo, SO bo
vrSila i%lprcmcmba rude V clcktriGnib
plavlih ncposrcduo : pomoGio oglicnih
okisov. lzguha zclcza pri tenn nacinu 10
znatno m%amjSa od doscdanic, dobivalo
pa sc lao tckocc zclczo vclikc cisto9c.
dorim daieio starr nacini samo "zclczpo
gobo Svctovno gospodarstvo bo pri
hranilo : tenn vsako lcto mnogo milionoy
kron. vdomati pa So clcktritna mctoda
tenn laglic, kcr ic umna izraba vodnih
sill ze zdavnei cakala manic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11
Bellevue, Ariz.
Cenjeno urednistvo!

CenJeno urednist va!
Dobil sem cd wee rojakov pros
MO, mai poiom "Proletarca' spp.
roeim, kakSne so tukajsnje raz-
mere. Ma to Aeljo ma kratko odgo-
varjam:
Stavka Sc traja. Ali V Globe
della nekaj skebov, mislim da .iih
je okoli 200. Toda V tako veiiki
jami, kakrsna je Old Dominion, nj
to skoraj ME. jana ina zdaj Is
plani; lahko 81 je torej izratu.
natl, koliko Iih pride ma vsak1
plan. Notri sa pa lie bosSi. pazniki.
tuvaji j. I. IT,; izurjenih rudarj",
nj morda vseh skupaj petdcSet.
S~trajkarje imaio jake V sire
hu. StavkarSkih straz nj wee; -
praviS skebu skeb, te takoj vtal,.
neio Y luknjo. Po ulicah .jahajo
vojaki gorindol. &c Sc kic tribe
pogovarjajo, Jill takoj razpodc,
\ekaj zensk so aretirali, pa 81 -
postavile kakor amazonke; grille
so in praskale kakor maGke: ne
katcre 50 Uncle otroke : Seboj IN
&c je prijahal voiak, so porinile
otroski vozitek pred konja.
Idaj 80 uStanovili takozvanp
"lojalno ligo' in GdSopisje trobi
ma vSo moe "a vStop. kdor Sc ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11

l'stieno republiko. kar kapitali-
ST. zele, ie da hi bill yil6e malo
bolJ ponizen in ne tako grozec,
kot je. Raditega ne vidim vzroka,
zakaJ maj bi Sc delavci navdusev-
all "a to nesramno klanje. DELAY
stva dolznost .je, da vse stvari
dobro opazuje in preucava in
della IA sprejem novega sistema
tloveske druzbe, kateri mora
priti. Raditega je potrebno, da je
delavstvo ma SploSno dobro indu-
StriJalno in politiGno organizir-
ano. TIE dive organizaciji sta nan,
ravno tako %potrebni, kot ie zrak
III hrana. Pozivljam delavcc. da
Sc organizirajo, da vstopite V or.
%ganizacijo in io ia Ia nacin ola.
cite in pomnozite. Mas klub Y
Conemaugh ina Svojc >eic vSako
tetrto nedelio V mesecu. Clana-
rina je mala, pc mcSeGno, To
menda vsakdo lahko plaza.
kcr smo zadnje ease klubovo
blagajno 4 raznimi podpOrami
prccej iztrpali je klub sklenil
prirediti Y nedelio, dine l6. t. m.
pink, da Sc zopet malo opomo.
re. Pink Sc bo vrSil ma Park
Hill-u. Skrbelo Sc no, ola BIO dosti
zabave in razvedrila IA vse.
Delayci, udclezite Sc piknika V
obilncm Stevilu.
F. Podboj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11

iayi so socialist razdeljeua V diva
tabora. Eni Sc zavzemajo IA vol
no, drugi SD roper MO. Vsi pa
hrepene pc %uni6enju s~edanjega
kapitalisti6nega sistema, XII je q
dine pravi vzrok vojne. Pc mo-
jem mnenju preveG k~ritizirati ra-
di enega ali drugega stalisca V
sedanjem 6asu velikih sprememh
lie l%iepotrehno. Treba nam je
malo wee hladnokrvnosti in DO
trpezljivoSti. Pc zakljueku soc.
%konvenciic V St. Louisu jc bilo
yec uglednih socialistov, XII so
prerokovali stranki poraz. Dcjst-
yo pa je, da Stranka naprcduje in
Sc mnoii, in ako hi vladne oblasti
iako brczobzirno ne nastopale ma
pram socialiStiGnim shodom in
sovornikom, hi hila Stranka 30
veliko mocnejia, kot je, Vsak
nOrmalen clovek priznava, la
sedanjc vojnc nj nihGe drugi "a
krivil, kot kapitaliStitni SiStem i'm
da Sc vojna ne vrSi IA nobcno de-
mokratiziranje ljudstva, paG pa
lie "a premot enc kapitaliStitne
siruje mad drugo. Ljudstvo vSih
driav jc le kapitaliStitna zrtev.
Ne motim 50 ako rrdim, Ola hi hill
a%merikanSki kapitali>ti in vlada
veliko bolt v%eScli, Go bo kaizer pc
voini oStal Sc vladar, kot pa tc
bi Sc Nemrija proglaSila "a Socia-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11

vpise, nj "lojalen" in proglaSajo
ga, da je "prOti Ameriki'.
To je seveda navaden kapitali-
stieen trik, $ katerim hi radi
ustrahovali stavkarje - ne IA
radi Amerike, ampak zaradi svo-
jega profita. &c he delaS IA diva
dolarja, ker ne moreS izhajati, 81
'nelojalen', tudi Ge mu .je Ame-
rika deveta briga. NajbOlj lojalcn
81, &c delaS "a 80 centov: kapita-
listu, Xxi te izaema, pa ne bo pri-
slo IA misel, da hi 81 zaradi dezclc
in njenih potreb nekoliko prirezal
profit in pomagal, da hi ljudjc
clovesko ziveli.
Nekaj novega sem tital zadui,
dni. Ali veSte, kdo ie skeb Jaz sem
mislil, ola VEN, pa vendar niSem
vedel. Mislil sem, da je Skcb, kdor
della med stavko in : tenn oSkodu-
je svoje tovariSe delavce, Idai
pa citam ravno nasprotuo. Straj-
kar je skeb; tisti, u katerih ste Vi
vedno pisali, da 50 skcbi, 81 pa
zdaj - ''prostovoljci'. Ali Sc
YAM ne zdi, da Sc svct tudno
Suee9
Idaj nekaj groze, da bodo VS.
kega V luknjo vtaknili. kdor n
della. teS da ''pOstopa'. Kakor .ic
neka Stara zenicica rckla sodnilu,
res napredujemo.
Omeniti Moran Sc nekaj q ne
kdaniem %governeriu Huntu, cigar
inc je med delavstvom gotovo
znano Sc IL casa prejsnjih strai-
kov. Cd predsednika Wilsona e
doloGen, da skusa poravnati stay,
ko. Ali to je tezka naloga, ker <
kapitalisti s~ovrazijo IL dina Srca
Delavci hi ga PRIMAL M pnsredo.
valca, ampak kapitalisti ga odkla.
njaio. Res je, da Sc mnogo gibli,
med delavci. Mislim, da je zdai ,
Columbusu med deportiranci, kicr
JIG "a eRega polozil jamcevino.
Liga, Hi sem jo pref omcnil, ;
dovoljuje, kar neverjetnc reel j.
poStopa naravnoSt nesramno. L.
dala je oglas, : katerim ilocc str.
hovati restavraterje in boardin;
hose III zahtcva. mai il skebi NJ
znanijo vsakega, Go ma primer y,
katerem ne dobc jc,ti. Zdi SO mi
da bi bilo nrav potrebno. da h
oblaSti pogledalc tel liei NAL,
bolie ma prste.
Med Slovenci nj tukai nobcnc
ga skeba, in to je pray! Drzitc 50
fantjel Boiujete Sc IA pravico. l.
gubiti ne morete ME. dobiti u;
ldosti.
= soc. %pozdravOm
John PAUL.;
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11

vescli druzbi Blaine. g.. nabral
Jos. Sadar $50. tOproStitc, ker
nismo priobGili beScdila.) - John
Petrich, Youngstown, O. %1.Ou -
Frank Ratio 500, Jo>ip !'avSck
$500 in Karolina pav>a& 81 co.
Nsi V Forest City, Pa.
Opomba. Sodrugi Y Forest City
p Sejo, da hi radi ~pripravili upray-
nika oh enotedensko place. Da pa
SO To elm pref @izvrSi. So dali Pc
podporc.
Skupaj .Sl4O5
Iadni iZkaz ....... 21CS@
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11
LISTU v PODPORO.

SLOW. soc. klub st. l57, Gross.
Rams. 800. - Jakob Cenk. w.
Frankfort, III. 800. eta svota IN
Cenka Je pomotoma ukniiizcna kot
n%arocnina.) FIR. Debeljck, Black
Diamond, Wash. 2jc. Fr M
gaJna, Smitfield, Pa, $l.0O. V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11
Stranka
Tajnikom jugoslovanskih soc:a.
listicnih klubov ma znanje.

V kratkem dobe vsi dobrostoje-
ci klWbi glasovnice o zadevi, da sc
postavi JugoslOvanska socialist
,cna zveza ma stalisGe avtonomnih
sekcij. VISA navodila "a ~glasova-
ME so ma glasovnici. Rezultat
glasovanja je poslati ta.jnistvu
zveze ~najkasneje do Is. novem =
bra t. |. Sedaj je odprta disku.
siJa o predlogih in Sc je lahko
vSak elan udelezi V naSih glasi =
lin. Tajnistvo j. s. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11
Pittsburgh. Pa.

Jugosl. soc. klub st. l3l poziva
svoJe clane ma redno sejo, XII DO \
nedelJo, dine ID. septembra oh ..
dopoldne V prostorih a. Blum =
st. Ma dnevnem redu so va
zne zadevc.
Bart. Fiorentin, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11
lZSla je kniiga MOniZem

Ibirka svObodomiselnih naukov
V dveh razpravah. To ~velezanimi-
vo znanstveno razpravo, ticoco Sc
Svobodnega naziranja in misli, hi
moral citati vsak rojak, vsaka ro-
Jakinja. Vsak slovenski svobodo-
mislec in socialist hi moral imeti
to knJigo V Hist, morala hi biti V
vsaki slovenski citalnici, s%ocijali.
sflcnem klubu in drugih kulturnih
druStvih.
Cena 35c postnine presto.
Narcotic Sc danes pri:
ERAZEM GORSHE.
1864 Pearl st., Denver, Colo.
Adv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11
CHICASKM CLANoM JUGo
SLOW. soc. E MA
ZNANJE!

' soboto veter, dine IL. septem-
bra, DO V prOstorih socialisticnega
kluba st. 60, konferenca cikaskih
soclalisti6nih klubov. Ma dncv .
mem redu je:
!. Nedovrsena opravila.
:. l~niciativni predlOg glavne =
ga Odbora.
Zaradi vaznega dnevnega reda
Je zeleti, da DO vsak clan navzoc.
konferenca sc za6ne tocno oh
.. zvecer IA 27l0 Wentworth
Ave.
Pridite vsi clani gotovo!
: Socialisticnim ~pozdravom
Peter Kokotovich,
tajnik konferenGnega odbora
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-09-11
LIsTNICA

barberton. - Prihodnjic. Da.
nes manjka p%rostora.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

G. M. Barber will leave soon
for Galesburg ILL.,, to accompany
Mrs. Bsrber home. Her friends
hope to see her much improved
in health
Owing to the rush caused by
the publication Of the GAO acre
bill, Wv are compelled to cut our
correspondents and news items
short for this issue.
Word was received here this
week from Kress, Texas, that
Roswell, the 6 year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Blossingim,
died on December 30, from in
juries received from falling from
a horse
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05
The Stock Raising home.
stead Bill
Continued from page y

Improvements of the entryman
or ratentee. and shall be liable
to and Shall compensate the
entryman or patentee for all
damages to the crops on such
lands by reason of such pros
pecting, Any person who las
acquired from the United States
for coal or other mineral depos-
its in any such land. or the
right to mine and remove the
same, may reenter and occupy
so.much of the surface thereof,
as may be required for all pur-
poses reasonably 'nnTidepto to the
mining or removal of the coal
or other minerals, first, upon
securing the written consent or
waiver of the homestead entry
man or patentee; second, upon
payment of the damages to
crops or other tangible improve
m snts 20 the owner thereof,
where agreement may be had as
to the amount thereof; or, third,
ia lieu of either of the foregoing
provisions, upon the execution
of a good and sufficient bond OF
undertaking to the United
States for use and benefit of the
entryman or owner of the land,
to secure the payment of such
damages TO the crops or tangi-
bic improvements Of the entry.
man OF owner, as may be deter
mined and fixed in an action
brought upon the bond or under
taking in a court oe competent
jurisdiction against the princi
pal and sureties thereon, such
bond or undertaking to he in
form ana IN accordance with
rules and regulations prescribed
by lhe Secretary: Of the interior
and to be filed with and approx
ed by The register and receiver
of thei local land office of til,
district wherein the land is stu
ate. sabject to appeal to the
Commissioners of the Genera
Land Office. Provided, That al
patents issued for the coal d
5ther niinsral deposits 'hereiI
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05
BoAz NEWS

w. A. Thomas returned to
Roswell last Thursday after
spending Xmas with his family.
w. B. Beatty went TO Roswell
Saturd ",
r. E. l.. Smith IS visiting at
the w. .. Mills heme.
Mrs. Coleman of Kenna is
visiting her son Tom at tine
Newland ranch.
A number of the Boaz people
are suffering with the LaGrippe
Mr.. Culum from Tatum was
in town Wednesday.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05
VALLEY VIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith
are the proud parents of a fine
boy, who arrived Tuesday, Dec.
%.
The dance given at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Berry,
Wednesday night, Dec. 81, was
greatly eujoyed.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Bussey, Dec. 30, a fine girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alb French en-
tertained with a dance last Fri
day night.
Relatives and friends celebrat-
ed Grandpa w. A. Williams
92nd birthday, Wednesday,
Dec. 9th.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05

reserved shall contain appropri-
ate notations declaring them to
be subject to toe provisions of
this act with reference to the
disposition, occupancy, and use
of the land as permitted to an
entryman under this act
Sec. 10. That lands contain
ing water holes or cther bodies
of water needed or used by the
public for watering purposes
shall net be designated under
this act but may be reserved
under tho provisions of the act
of June 25, 1910, and such lands
heretofore or hereafter reserved
shall, while so reserved, be kept
and held open to the public use
for such purposes under such
general rules and regulations as
the Secretary of the Interior
may prescribe: Provided, That
the Secretary may in his discre-
tion also withdraw from entry
lands necessary to insure ac-
cess by the public to watering
places reserved hereunder and
needed for use in the movement
of stock to summer and winter
ranges or to shipping points,
and may prescribe such rules
and regulations as may be nee.
essary for the proper aRR2iRirs
Uration and rase Of such lands
! provided, further, That suct
| driveways shall not be of great
er nun. Der or width than shall
be clearly necessary for the pur
pose proposed and in no even
shall be more than mile il
width for a driveway less thar
20 miles in length, no
more Than 2 miles in width fol
driYeways over 20 and not NOR,
than 50 miles in length and no
over 5 miles in width for drive
ways over 30 miles in length
Provided further, That al
stock so transported over sucI
driveways shall be moved al
average of not less than 3 milet
per day for sheep and goats anc
an average of not less than
miles per day for cattle ant
horses.
Sec. IL, That the Secretary
of the Interior is hereby author
lied to make all necessary rule
and regulations in harmon,
with the provisions and puTpos
es Of this act for the purpose o
J carrying The same into effect.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05

This week we publish the $40
acre homestead bill in full just
as it was signed by the Presi-
dent, without comment. Ruiz
ings by the General Land Office
will be published 10 they are
made. Extra copies Of the pa
pers are on sale at this office at
5 cents each.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05

Persons who read in bed are said to
WOO insomnia, hut good volume Of
sermons can easily be obtained as m
antidote.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05

The skeptleal newspaper reader no-
tices what London says, then what
Berlin says, and proceeds to guess
what really happened
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05

A whole lot Of neNly-inarned men
want TO know why anyone should oh
ject to loaf Of bread being under
weight
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-01-05
ANNOUNCEMENT

After January lst 1917 will furnish Township Pats
at the following prices:
For a township Yat, small. XXI in showing entered
land only ,.......... ......... QUO
For township plat, larger lasIs inches showing -.
entered land only .$AVo
For township plat showing form Of entries names
Of claimants and character Of entries zoo
For township plat showing form OF entries, names
ofclaimants character of entry, and number 800
For township plat showing form of entries, names
of claimants character of entry. number and
date of filing or entry. 4VO
my purpose keep my pas corrected up to date as
nearly possible The prices authozedbY the General
Office for tire benefit of the Local Land Offices
D. e. SAVAGE
Kenna, n. M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
ALDERMEN FAVOR
WIDENING OF
MICHIGAN-AVE.

The council committee on street
openings decided at its meeting
Thursday morning 10 repo5 in favor
Of widening Michigan-ave. from
Springwells- west 10 the city
limits. scoring a victory for the
business men OF the west end OF
Michigan.ave. who want the thoro-
care 10 be 100 feet wide. The street
Is now Go feet wide. but in develop
ing IL the business buildings were
set far enough back 10 permit of
widening II on one side without dis.
turbing the buildings The property
owners have agreed 10 donate the
property necessary for the improve.
ment II the city will move the
buildings. and the committee Is
agreeable 10 this.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
lIcHT DAY ON
n STOCK MARKET
Prices Rule Irregular With
Marked Downward
Tendencies

NEW YORK. June 2s.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said;
.Trading was light in today's
stock market and highly profession.
Il, The course OF prices was ~
egularly downward with certain
natures OF strength or Of weakness
standing out conspicuously
recruitment was cheerful in thq
oxtreme over the successful land
lns of United States troops m
yrance. and decrease in submarine
sinkings, but these could scarcely
Be REGARDED as market factors.
.Motor and alcohol stocks were
consistently under pressure TO-DAY
particularly United States Industrial
Alcohol. which sold donv some nine
noints. Ohio Cities Gas also SUI
fered a drop OF six points or more
The steel and copper stocks moved
fnirly closely around the "Wednesday
closing thru the forenoon. but in the
AFTERNOON they eased of materiahF
along with the rest OF the INST ne
equipment shares had been IN fair'
~ brisk demand. but they 100, yield
"A under the pressure. The railroad
Nat was neglected TO large extent
and the trend was downward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
GENERAL SCOTT
AT RUSS FRONT
L. :. War Chief Pays Visit To
Gen. Brusiloff At His
Headquarters

PETROGRAD June 81 De
layed Maj Gen. Scott. chief mill.
tary member OF Tho American mis-
sion. arrived az fhe Russian front
today for a lengthy tour Former
Senator Root and civilian commis-
sioners VIII remain FOR short time
az headquarters The American
party reached Gen BrusiloTs head.
quarters yesterday
While in Moscow IL became known
today that Root was forced 10 90 20
81 Stephens hospital for treatment
for severe cold. Root had made
FIVE speeches in one DAY there with
The temperature AZ l0i and was
greatly exhausted He bad entirely
recovered today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
POLICE CLEAR IN
COCCHI TALE
No Officials or Politicians Are
Involved In Con-
feSS!On

BOLOGNA. jane 2S Alfredo Coo.
chi has involved no New York poll.
;icians or policemen IN any part Of
bis disiointed confession Of the Kill.
ing OF Ruth Cruger
This and other facts came 20 light
when officials. relatives and friends
of the Cocchis were questioned
Cocchi refused fatty 70 discuss
The priest Moretto. He has men
tonea no accomplice and insists the
UlIing Of Ruth Cruger was his first
CRIME
The magistrate in charge today
finished Tho Interrogation % other
witnesses and VIII question Cocchi
himself further concerning his crime
before setting date for trial The
court also announced It's intention
n awaiting Tho result % the various
Investigations o. the crime being
conducted sy The New York author
tiles
Cocchl q said TO be in the midst
az one 81 his cts OF extreme depres.
ion
VI Baroncin. broiherIn.law ~
me slayer's wife. shed most light
during examination.
Baroncin disclosed that cocchi IL
degenerate ay heredity Ills faith
or was forced to\ leave New Yorl
ONE time between 1913 and 1915
after attempting violence on nh
sons vile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-28
SOCIALIST is
CONVICTED
A. LivinghOuse Refused To
Register As a Matter of
Principle: Other Trials

The case OF Albert Livinghouse,
the hrst native American 10 be tried
FOR failure TO register for the draft
was quickly disposed OF Thursday
in the United States district court
The government put in It's case. the
defense refused 10 put IN any. the
arguments were made. the Jury de
liberated and found the prisoner
guilty and sentence OF one year I'm
tho House % Correction was passed,
all before the noon recess
IAyinghouse. whose home Is az
No. 496 Continental ave. Is nice
appearing Young man, OF more than
average Intelligence. a husband and
a father and a steady and reliable
employe ~ an automobile concern
He was never defiant, but when
taken into custody declared that he
was % years ole. understood the
registration law thoroly. violated IL
knowingly and wilfully and would
nor avail himself Of an opportunity
20 register even then His frank ex,
cuse was that be was a Socialist
and did nor believe in war and could
not conscienuously become a party
10 b.
Thru federal officers and his em.
pIoyer- his own admissions were
submitted 20 the jury and tho case
was lsfi for II 70 decide. The de
fense offered no testimony. simply
declaring hat the government had
NOT proved that the prisoner was OF
the proper age. that he WAS not ex-
empr and that h. really had not reg.
iste-ed The jury took tho case and
in Eve minutes returned with the
verdict
immediately four other alleged
slacke-s fled into court Isaac
Korosky who IS alleged 70 have 70.
fused t0 register. was put on trial
Leo DerEes. Anthony Boyorssi and
John Fischer. all accused OF distrib-
utins anu.draf, literature. were ar.
raigned ard all stood mute Their
bail was set ~ $4,000 Max Daitch
was arraiened. charged With aiding
and abeuing men 10 avoid registra-
tion and he was held In bail Of the
same amount
Convicted as a registration slack
or Martin Samotis. an Austrian. was
sentenced Wednesday afternoon 20
spend "A year in the House OF Cor
rection. He said he had conscien.
tious scrunles against war Theo.
dore Mulyk. Samotis' roommate. re-
ceiYed a like sentence on the day
before
The grand jury has returned IN
dictments against Calvin Smith, Al.
bion. accused OF conspiracy against
The draf- registration. and against
Elwood b. Moore. Samuel Whiting
and Maurice Froicht. OF Ann Arbor
and Tony Culp. ot Salem. charged
with wilful failure ~ register.