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rrlnpopnv. "n lis return to Russia.
while al the swedish capital. had held
roufcrcnrrS with German polItI"al ana
financial agent. md had sold his soul for
gold.
Even tn" enemies OF Prot"pnp"V h'd
not know il ut tnat time.
Meanwhile | was dividing my tine
constantly between The capital ana inc
army headquarters. There was Il Strohs
dI,SnllSfarIion in the Empire against my
Government. and there was strong. hni
= NOR. sever, icrling. in The ranks Of
th,. army Til" harsh methods Uf the
Generals nj tn" front WAS increasing
TN. tension which ! feared would at any
moment explode and unnistakable
svmptums of mutinious outbreaks were
rvcryw evident; only my Generals
were blind to 1t.
can relate one incident which l wish
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WEST v|RC|N|AN5 CERTAIN To
BE IN FRANCE COMING SPRING

ever see the European shores sat up and
opened their eyes wide ut the assertion
Glasses in French. telegraphy and sps-
cial detail work Us well as non-com
school arr now in full swinGg four even
inrs n week. so the Wheeling boys
haven't such a lot Of spare time.
The Ghost walks.
The ghost walked again today IN
Camp Lee A lot OF us had almost for
gotten what u pay day WAS like. But
not a single fellow displayed any dispo-
si,ion to be ASHAMED to take the money.
Hearty Thank.
The Wheeling and Ohio. county boys
have been enjoying delicious Spreads of
jelly which come the first Of the week
from Carroll Court Daughters of 1Sh-
bella at Wheeling. To say that they
all enjoy the jelly te putting 1t very
mild. but 20 the soldier boys being re-
mcmbcred by the ladies who made pos
Continued on PnGs Ter-)
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Imma rvcn at the cost of giving the
people a moderate constitution. su-
spcctcd Prince Gnlitzcn of plutocrat'c
tendencies and would hnv" never con-
sidcrrd him Rs my prime minister but
had great trust in his patriotism.
appealed 70 bis patriotism to set ic'inr
all his personal views and set htmsrlr
to the difficult task Of reorganizinE the
disturbed Internal affairs Of the ON
pire
The issue OF the war was now de-
pendent on the ronplet" reorganization
OF our internal affairs. political and in
dustrial.
Prince C;olitzrn gave me his word
that during tho war h. would forget
that he had political views and would
go more than half way in offering his
hand TO his political opponents. ! was at
the point OF declaring to myself that
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Italians HoldingFoe
On the Riuer Piaue
BERLIN CLAIMS DIVISION CUT OFF IN RETREATS
AND 10000 PRISONERS TAKEN N-ATTEMPTS is BE
TEUToNs> TO PIERCE THE NORTHERN FRONT
UNSUCCESSFUL. ~

The Italians and the AusroGeman armies in battle arraX
along the Pavc River the h region the North to the
r Sea - the Italians on the side and the along
hc eastern bank The main army Of the and
Germans has the place Of the advanced guard winch mas
along the stream several days. and already
b ntir roon the guns of both sides engaged dueis
far however enemy using only five inch guns nav nasng
m ot 70 hiring his heavier pieces into action The guns
consist in considerable numbers Of those they were abe
~ +h then, during the from the Isonzo 'front.'
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hr"n h"I"cat"d Ia strengthen III" bonds
Of friendship i"tw""n Russia iLnd Eng
land it WAS natural for IN" I" select
him for tl". miuiS;"r "f tn" interior.
III :; ministry WhIrh hah h""n just form
IA on tlI. occasion at thu fall of Il min
iStry thar had 'l"fl thu government with
4 suspicion "f heinz friendly In cur
common 'n"mi"S.
Frotoporov Sold Els Soul For Gold!
once more tilr shortcomings "f this
rcnceahc Liberal aroused thu "pi'"n"ntS
at NY Government int" accusing my
Wifi. nf having rruihrnr" III him. lui
why hlauc my Wife for the r"liti:ai
fuiIhlrSsn"SS nf rrninp"p"v'
Was he not the virr-l'rcSidcnl of th"
Dumu"
Did not even uHr Ally. England. hay"
great faith in him" II is only since my
abdica,ion that ! have learned that
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Sn.,.,nJ y, -rh. Ir:,.lliy.rc.r

Special - Tho tr;..lliE"nc"r
rH.NFl .r:STrN. ". Va. E"E.
l2.-rr"sid"ni Wilson has given
strong embarrassment 10. tn" I. NJ.
=. y. "ampa.:;u I" rails" thirty
.iy,, uIillion dollars -: winch West
Virginia j. /" c"ntrihut" tw"
hundred Thousand dollars. In
m..Ssng" - pr. i. L Mott. 'i"n-
rral Secretary. Ia" President
says: "'rh" special campaign for
ihirty-tiyr. luiiIiu, dollars which
thr y. ". e y. has inauEurlted
i- Of vital 'up"rtan'-.; :" tn, work
- incS"aS'3: th'' "nutcntm"nt
and .H';ri"i.. ~ our c;tizcu
army: ~ fundamental {" making
morals Ia" basis ~ military
morals: $hn3id cEear.' tho Ern-
erous SUPPORT ~ Ali our n'"ri'.
| h..<p..ak for i a Uu:tuirni'E and
a unity ~ ..ffrri ard al gifts ~
speed this patriotic and pra"tt-
cal w"ri; forward - abundant
ard com pl.'" Surccss."
WOODROW WILSON
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had at last found an honest and truth
full prime minister when matters again
began to go wrong.
Renegade Liberal.
This time il WAS in ir"l"r"r'ii thtt
found tho disturb"r. l'r"t"Topoif.
the vice president of m" Iumn and u
Liberal by profrs Rnr. WAS selected by
me To scrv" as tn" minister IF tn" IN
terror under Prince Gn'itzrn. the
premier.
Who could blame me fcf having So
lected him?
In constructing the ,i"litzrn ministry
| considered was forming n mixed
government when I selected IN" Liberal
'Protopnpnv. At tn" head Of n Russian
parliamentary delegation "riy short
time ago he had visited London. H."
had made speeches At tn" capital of
our faithful ally. and rs one who had
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(Con,inue,l From Monday
, uo,ezt Rut fnefticiert Minister.

At once demanded ~. Stu"rTn"Ts
-c.iruation. . and appointed 81. TrcpoE
my prcrnier. NJ. Trrpov w-as an "ttl-
,.inot railroad specialist and as most "t
RusSia.s disnrEaniZation could b. traced
70 tho disorEan:zation OF th" transport
systems OF the empire considered MS
services incalculabl". He vas honest
heyond r.oroach and truthful. Hu, ne
also proved Unequal 10 tho task. In
ii. weeks he resigned. having utterly
failed 10 rcconcii. the government wita
the diverse claims and demands OF the
Duma.
then selected Prince G;olitzen my
prime minister. and expressly Instruct
I'd him 10 do everything In his power
to effect a sincere and true reconctlta-
ton between my government and the
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BOND IN o. S. SERVICE.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov. l:.--Ad-
iutent General John e. Fond Irfl h"""
to-day for tho Columbus Ohio, barracks
whore he had been ordered to report for
muster into the Federal service. 1t is
understood that General Bond Will l."
permitted to return In Charleston I"
complete his work as Hdiutanl general
before being assigned to duty at Camp
Shelby. Mississippi.
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BTFFAl.p. y. Y. N"v. t2.--'irrmany's
peace talk and III" u"v" on TN" part or
III" Russian Bnlshcviki Tor an immediate
ending of the war drew from president
Wilson here to-day Il vigorous preScntn-
linn "f the American governments at
Ittud" that prarr can come only with
ricrmany'S overthrow.
Speaking before the ANNUAL convention
nC the American F'.'d"rntinn Of Labor
tho president declared that IN" free en-
Ierprisr and industry al III" world can
rot continue if the German plnn ts
achieved. Inlcss German power Is
luuscd from III" territory it now cii-
vcluprs Germany will have kept. he said.
all that her plans contemplated when the
war hcEan.
Tn" Russian l">l>hcrikfs dream "f
accomplishing reforms while ''ermah!
fContipued on Pare Tcu.)
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Tho situation in Russia as
result nf the Tiolshcviki revolt -
still obscure. No direct dis
matches have been received from
the Russian capital since Sunday
evening. when it. was reported
that there hal been considerable
street lightln:; IN various parts or
the city in which the military
cndets. followers of Premier ker-
cnsky. were wurstcd b. the E"l-
sheviki troops at several PORTS.
The lighting vas begun by the
cadets. owing 10 reports that
Kcrrnsl:y with large body or
men WAS close 10 the capital. The
premier and His followers. how
ever had not put in an appear
ancr vi ~ Sunday night.
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WILL GIVE A MILLION.

NEW YORK .Nuv. 1".---Thr Rnrkclcl-
lrr Foundation has promised Ia give out
righI SI.nnu. nOG toward the 33j.0pO, ,hhO
war work fund Of thr Young Mems
Christian Association. and tn Civ" IN hd-
dlriun ton prrrrn, Of tho entire amount
raised. Iis total contribution not 10 OK
,....I 81 500 nun, il was announced to-
night.
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Nicholas Writes His Personal the Russian Revouon

leaders OF the group Of soldiers who had:
jcrrcd at me before the headquarters;
for n conversation with nc. judEaa:
that there were nearly nifty soldiers ste'
the group. s.szS:.-Ss
In two hours four y! the SoidieIA;
were brought before me, who, Wh1As
questioned by me. informed me TINT
every five soldiers NJ the group Who3
had Jccred at me had been shot on
messing. however. for the reason soIS
their insult 10 me personally, they teia
m, that they did nos know / was thtS
Emperor but they had a general dieHkef
for the CzAr. /; was sad that VA4 ;Aos
generally dislikco: even By msA vAss
could not give any reason for Such;s ;sAl
dislike, and was angry that such cerefes
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Warrington Socialists 4.
Up Before Judge Dayton.

FA1RMONT, ": Va. Nov. 12.-Sun,SS
mons have been issued for eight or ten;
residents Of Warrington by United Statehs
Deputy Marshal John Moore, to appear
before the federal grand jury tomortoW5
at Philippi, TO give testimony concernits
ING uttcrances against the United States:
alleged to have been made by groupaots
Warrington Socialists. 'ts56S
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. l2.-Forc-
cast:
West Virginia, Ohio and Western
Peunsylvania--Cloud Tuesday; prob
ably local rains; wednesday foir and
slightly warmer.
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Soldiers Jeered Tim

TO chrunicIc here showing tho common
soldiers feeling.
Soldiers Jeered Tim.
ono mnrninE - june J was on tour
Of inspection accompanied with only two
officers of thu guard. As ! passed Il
group nf soldiers who were chatting
with each other salutcd them. and on
discovering that their Empc ror had
spoken to them they stood at salute.
and after Il few remarks on Ey part !
turned and was about tn visit another
group when they suddenly jerrcd at me.
Tho two officers who had accompanied
me were furious at this treatment on
the part Of the soldiers towards their
Emperor. But ! was TOO sad 10 be
angry. ordered my guards to be caln'
and instructed chem TO summon the
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The Italians arc stouly holding the
line along the pisre and also III tns
region running westward through ,n'
hiIlv country from the vicinity ot fel-
trr to tho Settc Eomuni. several
trmpts made by the enemy IN pierce tns
northern front and cnc'rclc the 1'''''
left wing have failed.
rho Berlin official communication as,
Sorts that on the upper Piave' lU'oo"
Italians have been cut off and forcso
TO surrender. and also thai tho leutonlI
allies havc pressed Southwcst~ard IRON
ucluno and now are standing before tne
town Of Fclirc. which is on th'
houk of tho Piavc. 1t Is considered mere
,hol The enemy may make an attempt
% nrcss southwark from this region
along 1hc valley ard the railroad but the
Italians here are rnt-cnched IN strons
pnsitinns which apparently calhoI pe
taken except under n avvy losses.
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STOCKHOLM. Nov. 12.--It is report
cd that VI. Kerensky is still tssutn1,
proclamations as premier and %thAt9!
strong forces are rallying against tina
Bolsheviki General Kaledines. forman5
Hetman Of the Cossacks. has announcAi
his refusal to recognize the Leninites-
and Maxim Gorky is issuing daily bnt.s
letins against them. The committee sni,,
public safety which was appointed by
the mayor and city duma has secufeA.
the support of the Mensheviki Socto4i
rcvolutionists and the bourgeois partte3:
generally, and also is receiving suppQsf4
from the railway employees unioni A1iis
the central railway committee. T5t5sssss -
The committee. Of public safety sent
IN emissary to treat with the satleF3i
Of the fleet. He has reported thatsRe,
sailors are already showing dissatlAs.
faction with Leninc The reports Ai1pS
shy that the committee has Deed :nte.
appeal to the city population
the city militia to abstain from violence
against the Bolsheviki. who have the;
support of the sailors and $4,000. soI-
diers of the Petrograd garrison and to
await a peaceful solution OF the situA-:
tion. Ss;;
All the ministers Of the proyistoHSii.s
government. who were arrested AZ M Mtns.
commencement Of the revolt have beetE
released except Foreign Minister TeresS-ss
chcnEo, and one other. The banks?flns
Pctrograd are still closed. but the shope9
are open. , '5tS&stee
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STOCKHOl.M. Nov. IA bloody on
counted has taken place near Gatchina
between soldiers from tho front headed
hy Premier K"rrnsky and BolsheV:ki
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italian Report.

ITALIAN HE!t y = L y r f. X , :,
NORTHERN ITALY. Nov. '2.-tby NV
,ssoriat.d Press. 1.-THE Italians are
holding tho Austro-l;ermnn advance Oh
the piavr line. Early reports from Liz
front today. were favorable
Heavy shelling is in progress All a'ons
rhc rrw front The Italians are en-
,rcuchcd back of The west panK Oh INC
Iiavr river and tn" Austro-"eru ru'';"
rrrcc now is taking the place "i the no.
,anccd guard on the east hank' t"o
strip Of water between the "pposlis
lines is about half mile. widening at
solc points TO mile.
An observer just back from !ou.
olurp tho linz told the correspondents
,hat tho cannonadc had become contin-
nous. The Austrinns are now using hEe
inri guns. not having brought UP man!
Of their heaviest pieces The enemy j.
turning his fire against thu high towers
NJ small villages frinRing the western
hank TO prevent the ltaiian art'heiS
from using them IA observation poses:
The Italian artillery reply is spiriteu
from considerable number OF guns
DYN-
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BLOODY BATTLE BETWEEN ARMIES /
GFKERENSKY AND THE B0L5HEVl,

forces from Petrograd. according to
vices which have reached Ira Mel
Norris tho American minister. from
liable sources. r%sS
Tho result Of the battle was not
ported to Mr.. Morris.
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LONDON, Nov l@.-"Rnynnd the us
ual artillery action. On both Sides nf th"
bniilr urea there is nothing "f SpcCEil
interest io report" says todhE's war Of
ii,,.
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TURKS PUSHED
BACK BY BRITISH

In Palestine. tho Turks who have
h"cu pushed back "n numerous sectors
lN the Iirilish forces under General At
l-nhy now nrr preparing defensive posi-
lions - mil"S southwest "f Jerusalem
near Hebron. Th" Erit!Sh. however.
are using their mounted troops. ana
again hnv" mad" some progress toward
III Tine. Scottish infantry ais" has at
tackled IN" rnrnyS right tank success
fully and captured Il number Of machine
guns
on the batIlr fronts IN Franc" anu
Belgium. comparative calm prevails. en-
rep, for the usual artillery activity and
raidinr operations,
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LONDON, Nov. IA Reuter-
patch from Stockholm says that tr
ers arriving from Stockholm fro Rt
report that the attempt at Sikolal LelF
inc to form a cabinet in Pctrograd fAilseae
tha, the foreign officials refused to- tass
ccpt Leon TrotzSy as foreign mtniAtee:a
and that in Moscow another sovernmentS
has been proclaimed and that 1t EiSs
feared there will be much bloodshed. iiSS;s;
In Finland the travellers are reporteds
as saying the situation Is desperate !
Anarcy is on the increase and acts OF!
violence and even murder committed loAa
the streets by the Maximalists arc g.
frequent occurrence. ttsst
PETROGRAD Sunday. Nov. lisa
m.-Tbe military cadets. or "junkers;s
encouraged by the reported promixttSS
CONTINUED en- PaSs Twslva)
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PARIS. Nov. l".--"un tn" front 'h"-
twrrn t'hnun"wond ana +|5"InnNhuN
tSrrcluu ScCtnr) active artillery hghtinG
continued during the night" says to-
days official statement
"pn the remainder Of the front tho
night WAS calm.
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PETROGRAD IN
HANDS Of The. J.
B0LSHEV|g|

PErHoaAAD; Ho1. l2.--(l1nO 1.:s
M)-Petrograd II stnl IN tas haA11%
Of the Bolshsvih After dsGpsratez;
street battlss Sunday In which E
handful Of military cadets wsfe .A1-S
terminated OF captured BY znsmhsr1:>>
Of tho Bolshsvid, upon whom thsy.
inflicted considerable losses. sS
The Committee Of Public Safst9,.
agents have gone to 0atchina to IT.
to arrange . compromise between:
the Kersnsfy forces ana tns DolsAo-S
vih. ~ - 80
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Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
MEDICAL BOARD STARTS TODAY n
 EXAMINE 603 MEN LATEST CALLED

This will be a busy week in military affairs in Phoenix and throughout the state. The first five per cent of the men called in the state will leave for camp during the week, some of them on Wednesday and some later in the week, the five per cent from Maricopa county leaving on Saturday evening.
 After a rest of two weeks, the medi- cal examining board again will begin work at o'clock this morning in the examination of men for military service from Maricopa county. Three hundred and four men have been notified by the local military board to appear for ex- animation today, and 299 have been notified to appear for examination tomorrow at the same hour These men are from the drafted list, starting at 2,396 and ending at 5000. Those called for examination today are from 2,396 to 2,700, and the balance are called for tomorrow. In all, there are G03 men in the list called to be exam ined in the two days.
 Will Fill Quota
 It is believed that with the men passing the physical examination from the present list, in addition to the usual exemptions, that there will be more than enough to fill the quota of j9o men Cdlleu lOr lrOIH MdrlcOpd county.
 The official work concerning the de- parture of the five per cent conting ent this week has been completed, ac cording to Col Fred s. Breen, state dsbursing officer, yesterday. The boards throughout the state are busily engaged on other cOntingents and in completing their quotas as appointed by the government. The work thus far has been accomplished to the best of the ability of the boards, and while the work has been painstaking, as everything had to be newly learned from day to day, the duty has been carried out without complaint and to the satisfaction of the military author ities according to official advices.
 Need More Help
 One shortage has been in the per sonnel of the local medical examin- ing staff. Dr. A. B. Nichols in charge, said yesterday that he would like to have as many doctors volunteer as
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Jerome Taken Picture at Hip

There should be two things that make the picture feature at the Hip to- day a drawing card. First, it was filmed here in Arizona. A company of forty people from the Metro studios in Los Angeles spent a month in Jerome and the mountains making The Hid den Spring It is a gripping story Of graft in a mining town. story of a young lawyer who went to the new town to practice and found that he was under the thumb of corporation. lie did not remain paced long but went out to rid the town of it's objection able characters and the fight that fol- lowed is one of the greatest that has ever been filmed. Some say the fight in the Spoilers will never be equalled. The fight in The Hidden Spring will do to compare. The management of the Hip thinks those who see this picture will agree that Lester Cupuo and Har- old Lockwood put up some fight. It took them two weeks to get doctored up again in time to work on the picture after the fight. With the feature will he shown combitone scenic Texas" the land we love- showing the best scenic parts of the lone star state.
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
MAR|COPA COUNTY'5 SOLDIERS
 WILL NUT FORGET THIS GOOD-BYE

Phoenix; Lewis A. Reed, R. F. D. No. 3: William G. Huelander. Phoenix; Leonard J. Clairborne, 54 Portland; George C. Doyle, Jr, 290S North Cen traI avenue; Arthur E. Price, Chan dler; George E. Stermer. Williams; Eill Stevens, CashiOn; Verna H. Cling an. S45 North Second avenue; Sam J. Haldiman Phoenix; James F. Davis, Phoenix: W Ninifred E. Doris, Phoenix; Lester H. De Mund. Phoenix; William P. Doheney, Phoenix; Keith H. Evans, Phoenix; Allen H. Brewster, Liberty; Roy Wilkinson, Phoenix; Alcott H. Reed Phoenix; William McDaniel, Gil- bert; Frank Young, Phoenix; Oscar H. Webb, Phoenix; William H. Law renee, Phoenix.
 All Counties to Entertain
 In every county of the state enter tainments will be given in honor of the five per cent contingent going away this week "Wednesday, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday are the days set for these soldiers to entrain for the cantonment. The Cochise county men will entrain Wednesday. The men of Apache county Mojave, Navajo and Yavapai counties on Thursday; Gila Graham and Santa Cruz county men will entrain Friday and Maricopa and Greenlee on Saturday. On Sunday the men of Yuma, Pinal and Pima counties will entrain. Following is the ap portionment of Arizona troops:
 September 5-Cochise county, S4 men to be entrained at Bisbee.
 September 6-Apache. 3 men, en- train at Holbrook; Coconino. men, Flagstaff; MOhave, men, Kingman; Navajo. men, Holbrook; Yavapai, q men, Prescott; total, 3S men.
 GentaO1b 7-Gi1a pOnntU of mon Globe; Graham, men, Stafford; Santa Cruz. men. Nogales; total, 37 men.
 September S-Maricopa county 30 men, Phoenix; Greenlee, 8 men, Cliff ton total. 3S men
 September 9-Pima county, F men, Tucson; Pinal county, men, Flor ence Yuma. men, Yuma; total, 30 men.
 All of the northern troops, including those of Yavapai county, will proceed to Camp Funston near Fort Riley, Kans., by the way of the Santa Fe. The rest of them will go to the same destination. leaving stations on the Arizona Eastern and the Southern Pacific
 Forty per cent of the selected men from the state will leave on September l9 and they will be taken from the various counties as follows. Apache, 22 men; Cochise, 270; Co., nonino. 22: Gila, POT; Graham. 46 Greenlee. 60; Maricopa, 239; Mohave. A; Navajo 40: Pima1 16: Pinal, 62: Santa Cruz. 3S; Yavapai, 169; Yuma, 150.
 A third contingent of the same num- Der from each county will leave on October 3 and the remaining 15 per cent at 9 time not vet fixed.