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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
NAZNANILO.
Conema ugh. Pa

~ toiielIdupil, Il.
Meseca decembra 1916 50 roiakt
X7Greensburg-u, Pa. ustanovili no.
wdrustvO III novimi Glani. Clan.
stvo je dalo druStvu inc "Gorjan.
ski hrib', in je uvrsceno kot 81.
drustvo $. ID. p. u. Najvec. zaslu-
&c IA izveditev idejc je pripisova.
ii &c staremu in vedno IA napre.
dek s. ID. p. u. doslednemu sobra.
lii F'orian Avsecu.
Ma deeembi5kih rednih sejah
k~raievnih druSiev "Skala" St. 81
in Balkan st. 50. V Pittsburgh.
Pa. je tlanStvo obch sklenilo 10.
slovati V bodo6e kot emo druStvo
In Steer pod imenCm ''Skala in
Balkan" st. 90 $. d. p. u.
Cd nekaterih druStev so doSle
V 81. urad pritozbe zaradi razpi-
sane naklade "a dosego solventno,
ST.. Sklepom zadnje konvencije hi
morala s. ID. p. Y. biti solventna |.
Januarja 1917, kar je tudi omenje.
no obenem T. razpisom naklade.
Glasom pravil Sc lie SINE naloziti
naklade wee kot 25c meseGno. liz.
vzemsi v svrho dosage solventno.
sti.
Nsakdc. kdor sc. Gamma IA ma
predek nase organizacije. zasledu-
Ie nase gibanje, mu mora bi,i ia
sno. ola Sc je to ukrenilo lie V ko-
'r1st clanstva samega in IA napre-
dek skupne organRacije.
II vpla6anjem dolocene naklade
V smrtninSki Sklad DO Ia ma sol
ventni podlagi in DO nedvomno o.
stall. Solventnost bolniSkega skla-
ola Sc pa zasigura Sele z zvisaniem
rednih prispevkov V Ia sklad. O
cemer ie zadnja seja gl. odbora
potrebno ukrenila. tGlej zapiSnil<
zadnje seize 81. odbora).
preteklih letlh .ie bila nasa or,
ganizacija prisiljena razpisavati
izredno naklado V bolniski sklad
V polovico mesecih vsacega leta.
da le $ tenn omogOcila pokrivanie
tekotih izdatkov bolniSke podpo-
re. Ako ho6emo te veGne izredne
naklade Odpraviti, moramo ma
vsak nacin zviSati redno meseGni-
no V doticni sklad.
Sobratje! Opozoriam Vas ma
mesecna fmancna poroGila med
kraj. druStvi in 81. uradom, katera
najdete priobcena v glasilu vsak
mesec. Ako zasledujete re samo ia
porocila, mOrete razumeti. zakaj
smo imeli tolikokrat izredno ma
klado bolni5'li sklad. in
zaka.i moramO "a solventnost ntko
like wee placati.
Sc enkra. sobratjc; zaslcduj.
tc Gibanje S. ID. =. u. V naScm
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
Cleveland, o.

SlOvenski socialistieni klub st.
81, ie sklenil prirediti letosnjo ri.
mo wee predavanj, Eatera bi mo-
rala zanimati vsakega delavca.
Tia predavania Sc bodo vrsila en-
KRAFT ma mesec "a dobo 6 meSecey
in %sicer:.
V nedeljo, dine 2S. januarja:
"Politicne zahteve soc. stranke.
: nedeljo, dine %. februarja:
"Podrzavljenje industrij."
nedeljo, dine %. marca:
"Nase ~politicne stranke,"
nedeljo, 90. aprila:
"Naloge delavske politicne orga'
nizacije,"
nedeljo, dine 81. maja:
"Socialisticna stranka in mestna
uprava.'
Ia predavanja DO obdrzaval
sod. Matt Petrovich in sc bodo VIZ
sila V klubovih prostorih, ma 5607
st. Clair Ave. Namen teh preda.
vanj je, poduciti slOvenske DELAY
ce Clevelandu, kOlikor mogo.
&c, o programu in ciljih soc. stran.
Ike in o nalogah politiGnc organi.
zacije.
Pc predavanju DO vedno sledi.
la splosna diskuzija in Sc bodo da.
jail odgovori na morebitna vpra-
SANTA.
Prvo predavanje Sc vrSi torej y
nedeljo, dine 81. decembra oh 2:3C
pop. Razpravljalo Sc bo o osem-
urnem delavniku, minimalnih pla.
cab, drzavnem zavarovan.iu "a
staroSt, bolezen, brezposelnoSt it'd
Vsi ro.iaki V Clevelandu Sc va.
bio. da sc udeleze fega predava.
MIA,
Matt Petrovich, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

&c, ker ie ana dnevnem redu wanna
zadeva. MANFRED voiitev konfercn-
enega odbora. Ia stvar sc na cad
Mi konferenci nj niogla opraviti,
ker je bila udelezba premajhna.
Sodrugi in sodruzice, izpolnjuj'
mo svoje dolznosti!
John GorSek,
konfer. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
NOTA.

Cas- "a nOminiranje kandidatoy
"a mesto 81. tajnika j. S. u. pote-
&c Z 20. ja~nuarjem t. |. Klubi. Xxi
Sc MISC poslali nominacij. mai to
do tedaj izvrse. lsto zadene one
klube, XII imajo postaviti kandi-
date "a q. Odbor V drzavah Wis
consin, Illinois, Michigan in In
DIAM.
T~ajniStvO j. s. T..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
Springfield, III.

Clanom t~ukajSnjega JugOslo.
vanskega socialisticnega kluba
ST. 81 naznanjam, da DO prihod-
MIA klubova seja V nedelio, %.
%januarja oh . popoldne ma 721 +.
Washington ST. Seja he bo wee ha
dosedanjem prostoru. Torej vsi ma
sejo novem lokalu.
Jerry Urh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

navidezno ne della nobenih pre-
glavic. Da bi bilo treba tehtati
material in Sc %prepricati, ee lima
kakSno dokazilno vrednost ali me-.
mu ne prihaja Ma misel. In tako
stopa pred sodiSGe z dokazi, Xxi bi
bill naravnost humoristitni, 6e ne
hi bila sama stvar, XII Sc obravna-
va, preresna in bolj primerna IN
tragedijo, kakor IA komedijo.
Distriktno pravdniStvo je zace-
10 mesati to afero z anarhistienO
poSastjo in p%ripoveduje pred So
discern take reel, da sc dlovellu je-
re laSje ma CLAW. Ma neki sell JIG
pomozni distriktni pravdnik Ed
ward Cunha pravil, da je pred
tedni V pisarni urednika Aleksan-
ORA Berkmana naSel pisma, Xxi ka-
zejo. da hoGcjo anarhisti ne lie IL
moriti ~prejsnjega guvernerja in
sedaj IA zveznega senatorial Two
ljenega Hiram w. %Johnsona, am
pax pognati "'vso Kalifornijo' V
zrak.
Sodniku Griffinu samemu Sc je
to malice cudnO zdelo, pa je vpra-
sal, zakaj ne predlozi takoj vele-
pOroti tega materijala, &c ga ina
Cmha jc lie odgoyoril, da misli ia
pisma porabiti naprej V s~edanjem
procesu.
Par dni pozneje pa je nastopil
Cunha $ sledeco izjavo:
.'Dokazal BON, da so Sc re pred
j%anuarjem 1916 Mooney, Alexan-
der Berlman, gospodiGna NJ. +,
Fitzgerald in drugi zarotili, da IL
prizore vstajO roper hisne posest-
nike, da konfiseiraio privatno
lastn. ~ IN da razdenejo Waldo.
lmenovali so Sc "blaste" in so o.
znanjevali svoje ellie V anarhi-
stiGnem liStu Blast, XII ga ida
ia Alexander Berkman.
Ia dokaz je predlozil Cunha
sledeci Glanek:
'Zvezna vlada je zatrla lista
Alarm" V Chicago in Revolt
New Yorku. Ne pravimo, da je
bill to izgred. Ne p~ritozujemo Sc.
Razumemo Wilsonov polozaj. T.
bOgati mora pOvelja svojih gospo-
darjev. SvarimO pa vremenskega
petelina V Bell Hist, da to ravna-
ME morda nj varno. Z~atiranje
glasov nezadovoljnih vodi do a
tentatov. Zgled rRusija'.
&c so vsi Cunhovi ''dokazi' ia
Xxi, tedaj je VISA obtozba district
mega pravdnistva farsa. IL tega
clanka sc ne more citati niti groz-
MIA z atentati, Sc veliko mani pa
zarota, ampak lie svarilo. In vpri-
co takih 6lankov postajajo trdit-
We o ekspiodiranju cele Kalifor-
nije' resnicno smeSne.
Ne vemo, &c ie Mooney Sploh
anarchist. Vemo, da nj socialist in
cato Sc TEN loze postavljamo ma
nevtralno StaliSce. Atentat V San
Franciscu obsojamo S popolnim
prepricanjem. Ampak VISA dose
dania razprava nj pOdala nobene-
ga lokaza, da so 0btOzenci res kri-
vi in da so sploh V zyezi $ tistim
atentatom. Pac pa je Use dose
DAME argunentiranje distriktne-
ga pravdniStva silen atentat ma
zdrav raZum. Tudi ce hi bila res
kaksna z%arOta, da sc pozene VISA
kalifornija' V zrak, nj to nikakr-
Sen dokaz, da so tisti O%btozenci.
XII stole pred sodiscem, izvrSili IL
SIT atentat, katerega sc dole. In
TO hi mOrala obtOzba V sedanjem
prOcesu dOkazati, ne pa, Ola poga-
MIA kdo Kalifornijo V zrak.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
OBvEsTILo.
Radlev, Rams.

hdiiS.
VSi socialisticni klubi j. =. Z,
V Crawford Co, drz. Kansas, sc
obveScaio, da bo skupna kOnferen-
ca dine 81. j%anuar.ja oh = "opoldne
V Franklin, Kans. - Doiznost VISA.
kega sodruga in ysake sodruzicc
je, da sc udclezi Skupne konferen-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

Cisti imetek 81. dec. 1916. 81, 63s.22
FRANK PETRICH, 81. tajnik.
Ia nadzorni odbor:
Dimi,er Ekonomoff, ;. r.
Mihael Mavrich, s. r..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23

poSlje 81. tajniku skupne stranke,
sodr. Adolf Germeriu, BOB w. Ma
olson Street, Chicago. Ill.
Original maj sc g!asi takole:
To the Socialist Party, Executive
Secretary, Adolf Germer,
500 w. Madison Street,
Chicago, Ill.
Dear Comrade:
This is TO inform YOU that our
branch, in regular meeting as
sembled. have seconded the sub
stitute motion submitted by the
Ninth ward branch OF the Social
ist Party of Cook County Illinois.
to take place of the proposed ma.
tional referendum initiated by
the 18th, Goth, 22nd and 29th AS
sembly Districts of Local New
York.
That a special national con-
vention be held in the City of
Chicago beginning Sunday, the
second day of September 1917.
The representation to the conven-
tion shall be on the basis of two
hundred delegates (instead of
three hundred as provided in the
National Constitution). The ex-
penses of such convention, which
shall include payment of railroad
fare and per diem as provided by
the National Constitution, shall
be raised by a per capita asses
ment of twetny five cents To he
paid by each member in good
standing in the same manner as
the regular party dues. No Ma
tional COmmittc meeting shall be
held i'll the year 1917 if the pro-
pOsal to hold a convention is
adopted
Members in good standing
Chairman.
:
Secretary.
South Slavic Local No.....
City of
Date 1917.
Zapomnite 81, to ie prepisati
dobesedno in poslati po sell sodr.
Adolf Germerju 81. tajniku soci-
alisticne stranke, kakor gori ONE
memo.
TajniStvo j. =. IL
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-23
'AMERISKIH DRUZINSKIH
K~OLEDARJEV" IA LETO
1917 MI VEG MA TRGU, VSI
so R~AZPRODANI.

Narocens koledarje smo razpo-
slali in znianjkalo Jill je. Use ma
enkrat. Ako bi jih bill izdali v
listen casu, kot smo obljubili, po-
tenn bi ne bill razdri tiska in pro-
dali hi Jill lahko yec, kakor vse
druge slovenske firme. Sodrugi v
Clevelandu so v dveh dneh pro-
dali 700 iztisov. Radi bi dobili po-
noyno p~osiljatev, ampak mi Jim
ne moreno ustreci, ker Jill nina
mo.
Prosimo sledeSe: Ako ina kdo
vec kakor 20 koledarjev odvec,
tedaj maj pise ma enega sledecih
naslovov: Louis Pecenko, 56O7 st.
Clair Ave-, Cleveland. o. M. E.
Sostarich, 1913 Lake St., Chisholm,
MINI. John Gorshek, Box 1876
Radley, Kansas, ali pa ma Ant.
Rupar, R. R. No. 8, Pittsburg,
Kans. Ako dobi odgovor, da kole-
darje potrebuje kdo izmed zgoraj
omenjenih, potem mai Jill nemru-
donna odposlje. Use manjse pre-
ostanke, ako jih KIDD kaj ina, pa
mai takoj odposlje nazaj ma ma
SLOW Proletarca.
Upravnistvo.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01

and brooks of Arizona, having been in- troduced therein during the past week by Joe Prochaska, state game warden, who returned to his office in the state house yesterday after an absence of a week in a trip over the state.
 This lot of fish is only a small part of the number with which the streams of the state have been stocked in the past two months. More are expected too and by early winter it is expected that the number will have reached 100000 Of the number placed in streams of the state the past week, Reynolds and Workman creek received 5000, Canyon Creek, 15,000, and the East Verde, Pima, West Tonto, Indian Gardens and Weber creeks 10000.
 The fish placed in the state streams the past week are of the liveliest and healthiest variety and assure splendid sport for the fishermen in days to come It is the intention of the game warden to stock fresh every live, fresh stream in the state MT. Prochaska has made arrangements to secure many thousand fish of numerous varieties for the state. He also made arrangements for the transplanting of many hundred head of quail from Graham to Cochise county
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
INDICTED LABOR LEADERS FLEEING
 ID EVADE ARREST
Republican A.P. Leased Wire1

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Many members of the Industrial Workers of the World have fled from Chicago and other cities as result of the returning of indict- ments against large number of their leaders by the grand jury here Friday according to Charles F. Clyne, United States district attorney, but this was expected by the federal agents and careful track has been kept of all those who may be wanted William D. Hay wood and other leaders arrested here still are in jail tonight in default of bail which is the case of Haywood was placed at $25.000. MT. Clyne refused to state what further arrests were con- templated by the government
 One of the surprising features dt- veloped in the grand jury investiga- . tion was that many wealthy and influ- ential persons have been brought into sympathy with the I. w. w. Mir Clyne expressed the belief that pressure had been brought to bear in cases of this kind. It was said that in some cases action would be brought against these prominent persons on charges of ac- ceSsory.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
Four More Arrested

NEW YORK, Sept 30.-Four lead CTS of the Industrial Workers of ths World who have been active in the east were arrested here today on warrants issued in Chicago under the blanket in dictment found against l66 members of the organization. Those taken into custody were Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Carlo Tresca, Arturo Giovanitti and John BaldaZZa.
 TreSca was concerned in the recent Mesaba iron ore strike in Minnesota and played a leading part in the Pat netti was one of the leaders in the fla nous textile mill strike at Lawrence, Mass. Miss Flynn played prominent part in the Paterson strike. BaldaZZa has been comparatively inconspicuous in the past
 The four I. w w. workers probabl will be taken to Chicago for trial It was intimated that at least two others would be arrested here soon. Those now in custody probably will be ara raigned in the United States court to- morrow The will be charged, it was said, with conspiracy against the gov ernment by force and through the in inhalation of citizens.
 Giovanetti and Tresca are among the most widely known of the foreign labor agitators in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
GERMAN CANCER MUST
 BE CUT CLEAN FROM
 WORLDSAYSROOSEVELT

dow huns go back to their country"
 Using the disastrous Johnstown flood of 1889 as an example, the former president drew striking parilel as to the peril of the United States resulting from it's unpreparedness. He said that the owners of the South Fork dam here, which broke cousing the flood, had hesitated to strengthen it because oi the cost just as the leaders of this nation in the period since the outbreak of the European war and prior to our entry had hesitated to strengthen the nations defenses.
 Until the German cancer is cut clean out of the world body" said MT. Reose- welt, this great war for the victorious peace of justice must go on. Germany has reduced savagery to a science
 There are official records of more than 10000 square atrocities committed by the German armies, not sporadically but as a part of the deliberate plan oi 'schrecklichkeit,' of horror upon which tine German government has counted.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01

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  the business, banking and manufactur' ing interests. it is announced the premier has agreed to the program. The principal points of this program are the immediate adoption of meas ures to put the army and navy in fighting condition, the merciless sup pression of anarchy, absolute inde- pendence of cabinet ministers from parties, and the taking of measures to guarantee the selection of the members of the constituent assembly which is to decide on Russia's future form of government in such a way that the assembly will express the free will of the Russian people. It is believed this program will receive the approval of the constitutional democrats who, it is understood. will have representa- tion in the cabinet notwithstanding the opposition of the soldiers and workmen's delegates.
 Socialist ex-ministers including M. Skobeleff, labor, and M. Yaroudns, justice, speaking at the democratic confess, urged the necessity of a CO., alition cabinet as the only means of saving Russia. NJ Skobeleff de- clared: 4eM The government which expresses in it's activities the need of all Russia will best serve the interest of the rev olution'
 The session of the congress, fixed for, noon today, was postponed until five o'clock in the evening, while anti Kerensky elements held mass meet ing in an effort ito pgree upon a program.
 The sessions of the congress will be continued into next week.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
HONOR DR. HARKER IN
 NEW APPOINTMENT

News has recently come from Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts of Washington, D. C., that Dr. Ray Clarkson Harker, pas tor of the First Methodist church of this city, has been recently invited to a place in the annual council meeting and made a director of the Interna- tional Reform Bureau. AS there are only 100 people in the United States and only one from the state of Ari- zona invited to membership in this council, it is no small honor that has come to Dr. Harker
 It is proposed to establish a direct crate of 100 persons interested in moral reforms which will not be called to meet unless on some great emergency, except once a year during the first week uf tLe December session of con- gre when it seems very desirable that citizens who think on public ques- tions for themselves and for otehrs should, in any case, gather in the na- tional capital, or at least express their views as to what governmental acts for moral betterment should be pro- posed and promoted The annual meet ing will be held in Washington De- cember 3-7
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
FUR DISSOLUTION
 IF DOUBLE SEVEN
Republican A.P. Leased Wire1

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 30-The dis solution of the Double Seven" com mittee of the reichstag and bundles rat under the chairmanship of the imperial chancellor, draws attention to how little is left of the widely hailed constitution reform movement in Germany. The committee, the institution of which was proclaimed by the liberals and the chancellor as a great step forward on the path to constitutional progress and as a per manent intermediary between the government and parliament dissolved itself and disappeared, the members considering their mission finished with approval of the German reply to the pope.
 Of the work of the reichstag's con- stituticnal committee the only part found acceptable at the time by the government was a resolution calling for the division of overgrown reichs tag districts and a measure concern ing this the so-called minor reichs tag reform instituting thirty addi- tional seats-was promised for this session of the reichstag, but has not yet appeared.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01

A derelict's lonely ending of a miser- able life may be chronicled by the al most illegible note that was found in pair of Overalls which with q cheap shirt was picked up on the banks of the canal at Joint Head yesterday af- ternOon by Al. H. Leemaster at PAP South First avenue. Leemaster brought the garments to the city and turned them over to the sheriffs office. The garments revealed nothing besides the note that might identify the owner. There were no shoes nor other articles of clothing.
 That body could remain in the ca nal for any length of time and not be discovered is thought hardly possible. No person from the circus has heen re- ported to the sheriff's office as missing. A thorough search of the canal is to be made today in an effort to find the body if such tragedy has occurred.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
GOVERNORS ASKED
 ID PURGE SENATE
Republican A.P. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-In an open letter to the governors of the United States made public here tonight, the executive committee of the American Defense Society urged that steps should be taken at once to rid the United States senate of those men who by their seditious utterances are giv- ing aid and comfort to Germany"
 The public remarks and the votes of Senators Stone. Reed La Toilette, Gore, Gronna, Vardaman and Hard wick" the letter stated, "clearly show their wilful obstruction and seditious, if not, indeed, reasonable tactics
 Each governor was asked to arouse public sentiment through an appeal to the fathers, mothers. wives and sisters of men at the front in his state.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
SWEDEN SHORT OF FATS
Republican AZ. Leased WireJ

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 30.-The gov ernment has issued a decree, effective October l for the appropriation of all animal fats except butter and all so called technical fats and oils. The last few weeks have been marked by a great shortage of fats. Lard has all most disappeared from the market and butter is scarce at very high prices. A dercee effective October limits the neigh of shoes to eighteen centimeters thus stopping the manufacture of fashionable high boots for women.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
ATTEMPT MADE ID
 WRECK TRANSPORT
Republican A.P. Leased Wire1

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Sept. 30.-An attempt to wreck the machinery of a United States transport was discovered today when the engines of the ship, which has been undergoing alterations, were started for trial, according to the commander, whc caused the arrest of one of the ships mechanics pending an investigation. I large wrench had been dropped into the steering gear of ihe vessel, according to the comman- der, but the power was shut off before great damage was done.
 The machinist who is being held for federalauthorities declares he is a na- tive of Denmark.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
LITTLE WORK FOR
 COPS IN PORTLAND
(The Detroit News)

Motor car tourists who traverse the new scenic highway through Oregon, the Columbia River Gorge road, find themselves, upon reaching Portland, stopped by the upraised hand of a policeman. Visions of paying fine for a violation of some traffic law come up before them.
 And does the bluecoat hustle them off to the police station, there to file complaint against them? Indeed, he does not He shakes hands with the visitors, welcomes them to Portland, wishes them an enjoyable outing and passes to them a guide book of the city, answering, meanwhile, any questions which they may wish to put to him.
 The startled motorist, accustomed to being the quarry of traffic policemen,
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01

come from his daily toll. When he was drafted he claimed no exemption and asked to be sent with the first contin- gent.
 MT Lawrence was not the first of his name to enter the war. His broth CT Joe. who was in the railway mail service, volunteered, and another brother, James, a bridge carpenter also volunteered.
 M. T. Lawrence, father of these boys, with his wife and family consisting of six boys and two girls came to the Salt River valley about eight years ago. He is engaged in truck farming in the Wilson district MT Lawrence had one other son of draft age who is married. but who the father expects to go when called.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01

wonders at the phenomenon. He finds that it is no phenomenon at all merely the practical idea of the Port land Chamber of Commerce.
 One sentence in the dispatch which carried this news item to other cities is worthy of note The policemen were given this task it says. not only be- cause it seemed to be a good way of placing Portland before the visitor in the proper light, but because since prohibition went into effect there is not much work for the police to do."
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
TALKS OF WAR EMERGENCIES
GRepublicsn A.P. Leased Wirel

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Sept. 30.- The matriculat tion sermon by Pres ident Arthur T. Hadley today to Yale students dealth largely with the du- ties of college faculties and under graduates in the. emergencies brought by the war. He developed the idea that students had not been impatient because the government would not accept them for fighting before they reached their majority. but rather work the harder to. be thoroughly fitted for work when they were called
Arizona republican., 1917-10-01
NOTE IN CLOTHES
 TELLS OF SUICIDE

In these days of slackers and alleged lack of patriotism the following will prove that patriotism is not lacking and that the spirit of our forefathers still lives in the present generations:
 William Lawrence, who went with the first contingent from this county, was a farmer who was buying a few acres for his home. He is married and has a child less than two years old. He had no means, except his in