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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-08
SINKING OF ship
MAY MEAN WAR
Washington Greatly Excited Over
Situation With Regard to Pros
pect of War With Germany

| WASHINGTON, ID. g., Feb. T.
! The steady stream of reports tell
| ing OF the destruction of merchant
ships by German submarine was
brought to a climax tonight by a
cablegram to the state department
from Consul Frost at Queenstown
announcing that the British passenger
liner California had been torpedoed
without warning, and that an Ameri-
can citizen was among the survivors
Whether this will prove to be the
overt act to drive the United States
into war no one would attempt to
say tonight. President Wilson who
must make the decision had retired.
when the news came and officials did
not wake him. Late in the afternoon
he had been informed of a message
from Consul Frost telling of the
sinking of the California but giving
no details as to warning or the
presence of Americans.
WILL AWAIT REPORT
The president undoubtedly will
wait for complete reports on the dis
aster before determining whether the
time has come for him to go to con-
gress to ask authority ito use any
means that may be necessary for the
protection of our seamen and our
people"
The ConsuPs first report said their
was one death and thirty hospital
cases, among the more than 200
people on board the liner.
The second added no information
concerning casualties except that the
survivors were landed at Queenstown
tonight. among them being John A.
Lee, OF Montgomery, Ala, the only
American known to have been abroad
and that some still were missing, in
Guiding two women and several
children. Lee is supposed to have
been a member of the crew as his
name does not appear on the passen-
ger list made public at New York.
ESCAPE FORTUNATE
The fact that the American es-
capped lessened in a degree the ex-
element created by the news, but
only in a degree. More than
score of merchant craft have been
sent to the bottom in the war zone
within the past twenty-four hours
and fifty or more since the German.
proclamation of ruthless warfare on
the seas went into effect last Tues
day.
1t is realized that if no citizen of
the United States was among the
victims it merely was fortunate ac-
cident and that it can be only a mat
ter of hours before Americans are
caught in such wholesale destruction
The California which was bound
from New York for Glasgow, is the
first big passenger steamer to be
destroyed since the Arbic was tor
pedoed in the Mediterranean months
ago. Her sinking has about swept
away the last lingering hope here
that Germany, after all. would permit
passenger carriers to escape in an
effort to avoid driving the United
States to hostilities.
WAR TONIGHT INEVITABLE
The message from Consul Frost
came at the close % another day
devoted for energatic preparations
for the war, regarded as virtually
inevitable. and to guarding against
any act by the United States which
mi o. nroai nj 70 bnctilit;ac
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-08
WILL GRADUATE IN JUNE

Miss Mildred Buck went to Evan
ston. ILL.,, Friday where she went to
review her course in advanced music
at Northwestern University. Miss
Buck is completing a four years
course and next June will graduate
from that institution.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-08

Best and finest land scape planting
and work is on the state institutions
ground, of homes. asylums. l. A. c.
Ames, many thousands of dollars of
which improvements were bought by
state board of control of w. M. Bonn
berger, Harlan. Iowa. II they did 1t
with safety, success. profit. you can.
Write me.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-08
SCHOOL INROLLNrENT
is GROWING

That the enrolment in the city
schools is growing from year to year
is shown by the monthly reports of
the teachers. Last Friday. Feb 3rd
was the end of the fifth school
month. and the total enrolment up to
that date in each of the rooms was
Ill
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-08

This total enrolment does not in
dictate the average daily attendance,
as the attendance would be some
What smaller. but it shows the total
number who have enrolled since the
beginning year, this enrolment will
be about 500 by the close of the
school year.
The figures for the past school year
show the enrollments at the end of
the fifth school month to be as fol-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-08
WAR TONIGHT INEVITABLE

The message from Consul Frost
came at the close % another day
devoted for energetic preparations
for the war, regarded as virtually
inevitable, and to guarding against
any act by the United States which
might precipitate hostilities.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-02

mi clam napaten MAJOR O poslOvanju V socialistic-
nj stranki, ker lie ma Ia naGin ie mogoee, da Sc
vzdrze TRADE napram tistim, XII Sc ne strinjaio $
taktiko Straze.
PogleJmo, kako stvari V resnici stole z OH
rom ma poslovanje in taktiko V socialistiGni
stranki.
Socialistitna stranka stoji ma razvoinem sta
liscu. To sc pravi, kakor Sc izpreminjajo Gasovne
razmere, tako Sc izpreminjajo tudi njeni taktiani
hazorl. Stamo "a stranko je samo socialisti6no
haceio, to Je razreden boz tako dolgo, dokler nj
odpravlJeno privatno lastniStvo i'm MISC podruZah-
lena VISA proizva jalna in razdelivna sredstva. O
'aRtlkl, kako maj sc to doseze, pa imajo Glani
Stranke lahko ~raZlicne nazore in miSljenia. Dru-
gaee tudi ne more biti, kajti nazorov in mislje-
MA stranka lie more kontrolirati, kakor ne mo-
re kontrolirati ma primer tega, kar kdo verujc
~. louiska konvencija nj dOdala TEN naGelom nj
cesar. SpreJela pa je nekaj druzega - to, kar
stranka od casa do casa kontrolira pa tudi Ia
kontrola nj absolutna, ker il della napoto obsto-
Jeca vlada), to je taktiGno staliSce z ozirom ma
sedanjo vojno. Stranka zahtnva ma podlagi cd.
glassware izjave, da izvrSujeio vsi nieni Glani
strankine odloke. odloke torej izvrsujejo, ne pa
da ne smeJo drugace misliti ali razpravljati o "a
zadevah V listih. Diskuzija o vseh zadevah je V
socialistitni stranki vedno svobodna. Drugace ne
more biti V moderni politiGni in demokratitni or.
ganizaciji, kajti sicer bi bill vsak organizer, in od-
tod faktlcen razvoj absolutno nemogoG. Taxa
dogmaticnost hi pomenila, de je stranka naredila
enkrat pomoto, da hi je ne mogla popraviti. To ie
tisto 'nezmOtljivo s~talisce", Ii mu tako sveto Sic
de pi Radnitki STRAIT, Xxi pa nj stalisGe ameriSke
socialistitne stranke: Pc kakSnih predpisih torej
p~oslujejo pri Rad. Strait
IN mas je sedaj vazno tole Ali vrSe slovenski
Sodrugi napram tel izjavi vse razprave, XII so
po opravllmku Stranke ma mestu odStete - svo-
je dolznosti? Ma ito vprasanje je treba odlocno
odgovorti, da! In 10 je "a mas glavno. Kdor tr-
di nasprotno, ina priliko to dokazati. S TEN pa
deJo Use obdOlzitve napram Proletarcu i'm sloven-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-02
Frank Petric.

10 dolanost, We pac delavstvo IL zalostnih izku.
Semi. ~
~ vSega tega spoznamo, da nj sedanja splos-
ma sovraznost proti korporacijam delo par neod.
goVorlllh demagogov, temvec posledica yzrokoy
HI ice gioboko V narodnem in mdustrijalncm raj.
voju dezele.
AN naceino nasprotovanje proti koncentra-
cll lhdtsStriJe ostane nazadniaSko in ne more do.
seen uspeha. kajti proti zakonu gospodarskepo
razVoJa Je vsaka agitacija in vsaka postavodaia
orezuspesna. korporacije moramo smatrati "a
NUM- vrhunec privatno kapitalistiSnepa oosno.
darstva; one predstavljajo ~najviSjo obliko indu.
~s'rl]alnc organizacije V sedanji druzbi. In s fem
hapravIJaJo industrijo godno IN prenos IL privo,.
mega goSpodarstva V sploSno narodno.
Delavstvo Sc mora seveda braniti nonadov
Korporaei] ma nJegove pravice in Sc 2 oreanizira.
no mocJo uplrati organiziranemm izkoriSsaniu
\lkakor pa nina delavstvo naloge, da bi podni.
ran kratkovidne zagOvornike branjarskeea siste.
ma, ri sillJo nazaj V nemogoGe preteklost.
koncentracija industrije in trgovine ie zad.
MA postaja privatno kapitalisticnega gospodar.
stva. ZanJo pride socialism. &c hoGemo priti do
mega, moramo korakati %naiprej, ne nazai To So
pravi: korporacij nimamo odpravljati. ampak
osvojiti jih moramo. ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-02
Ali vedO pri Rad. Strazi'' kaj hOceiO?

Urednik Radni6ke Straze T. Cvetkov vzgaia
tako brezvestno in nedosledno - i'm $ socialist;s-
mega stalisca popolnoma zgrcseno eitatelie
Straie, kakor da Ia list ne spada j. = n. i'm da
IN svoje delo nj odgovoren socialistiGni stranki
Njegovo obnaSanje je tako, kakor da Sc imaio IL
Strazinih c~ltateljev .vZgojiti sami ''freelancer-
il, katerim III treba o socialisti6ni organizaciji
in njenem notranjem delu mic vedeti. Menu Sc
zde radikalne frazes razni priimki in obrekova-
MIA, "a katera nece biti nikomur drugemu odgo-
voren, kakor sam sebi, najveGia cednost "rrradi-
kalnega -revolucionar Nekako tako W.
gajaJo svoje somisljenike anarhisti. Tako vzgojo
imenuiemo V soeialisti6nem gibanju konfuziio.
Odmev te k~onfuzije Sc vidi zadnie case mai
jasneje IL dopisov, Xxi Sc nanaSajo ma razpravo O
predlogih, da sc postavi j. s. L. ma stalisce av-
tonomnih sekcij. Potrjujejo pa to konfuzijo tu-
Oh razne IN mnogostevilne resolucije, Xxi so bile po.
slane V dobi razprav vsled lie vzgoje 81. odboru.
Y nekaterih takih dopisih (seveda ma 6elu
jim urednikovi clanki r. s. Sc trdi, z namenom.
da Sc dokaze, kako je yso zadevo zakrivil Probe
tarec IN nekateri slovenski sodrugi: dale kako
je ST. louiska konvencija resila vprasanie o "liud-
ski obrambi i'll domovini," vsled cesar nina Sc
dJ nihce wee besede o TEN. Dale Sc prikazuje.
kako Proletarec in nekateri slovenski sodrugi ne
vrse zakljutkov konvencije, vsled cesar iih ie ire
ba pometati IL stranke it'd, it'd.
kaj je pravzaprav vzrok, da ustvarjaio liud-
je pi X. :, to konfuzijoP Ali so morda nevedni
glede ma poslovanje V Socialistitni stranki? Nor
da. Mislimo pa, da ne. Nj smo mnenja, da imajo
ljudje pi Strait "a to konfuziio svoie posebne,
preratunjene motive. KakSni so ii motivi, pokale
bodoSnost. Mi smo mnenja, da vedo pi Strait
pray dobro, da to, kar uganjajo, nj V soglasju 5
stranskinim delom, ampak huiskanje, 4 namenom,
da dosezejo svoj cilj. kakor pri Proletarcu, tako
vedo tudi pri Strait pray dobro, ola imajo vsi So
drngi, dokler vrse napram stranki svoje dolznosti,
pravico razpravliati o vseh vpraSanjih V svojih
glasilih. Toda pi Strait potrebuieio konfuzijo,
&c hoGejo, da Sc ohrani med hrvatskimi i'm srbski-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-02

"eisto revolucionarno socialistieno gibanje,' ergo
samO ga tisto, kar pride liz socialistitnih vrst. Use
drugo je pc NTH logiki kompromis i'm to je(za
'cistega' socialstiGnega revOlucionarca snrten
greh! Pri Strait verjamejo, da Sc revolucije prize
Ja1o ali upriZarjajO, kakOr ma primer drama ali
opera. Oni mislijo takole Metropolitan Opera Co.
organizira in izvezba pevce, naredi 2 glcdalis6em
pogcdbo in osobje pOtem nastopi ma najetem odru
OBJ doloceni uri. V gledalisGu POLO ne avdiien-
ca! (praviJo pr X. =. kOrektnO,) ampak pevci
Metropolitan Opera Co. Ali nj to "GistO' V So
glasju s prireditvijo operne organizacije? Seveda
kje sc DO Metropolitan Opera Co. s~puScala V kom-
promis, ola MAI bi V gledaliscu pela s pevci m odrn-
tudi avdijencae Tel primeri podobno 81 ljudie
pri Strait predstavljajo greSne "kompromise"
V revoluciji, ker mislijo, da sc revolueije upri-
z~arjajo kakor opere. Odtod tudi niih dogmati6ni
zakljntki o "tistoci" socializma. Kar zavzema V
TEN slucalu Metropolitan Opera Co., misli ma
primer CVetkoV Zavzema V prcnesenem smislu
socialisticna stranka. Use povsod morajo vse re-
volucije IN reforme i~zvrSiti Samo Gisti socialist.
sleer Je vse zanic. Pc njih ''Gisti in nezmotljivi"
loeikl .bl moral danes zavrefi pisavo, nauk o n
strononiJl, g%eo!ogiji, Zdravstvu, biologiji it'd it'd.
ker to vendar hi sad socialistov. Zelo tezko lie ra-
zumeti re Judi. Cloveku Sc zdi, da vidj Y Min O..
troke, kl love metulje, in vsled razposajenosti sko-
cl1o vcaslh z roko "a solnCnimi zarki ali premiGno
Senco, kl 10 povzrocaJO mimoidOGi oblaki. Noble
III predplsov "a delo ne p%riznajo; yse to so IN
MIN premajhne reel, otrocarije. Cilji to Jim ie
vse. kako pridemo do njih, to Sc Nth ne tiGe, in
govoriti o delu "a dosego ciliev, Sc Jim zdi pre-
Hizko. pelo, Inn, TO spada V praktiGnost, oni
Sc pa ne ukvarJaJo S prakso. Oni hoGejo samo teo-
retizirati, %'tistiti." Vzlic temu, da nam to veno.
mer pripovedujeio, jim vseeno ne veriamemo. do
so tako naivni, ampak Ola jim gre "a nekai dru-
zega. kaJ Je tisto, bo pokazala bodoGnost. S TEN
pa seveda Sc dolgo nj reGeno, ako Sc V Nth naSrtih
Varamo, da Sc ne DO pokazalo, da pravzaprav sa-
mi he vedo, kaj ho6ejo.
Frank PetriG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-02
IL Stockholma poroGajo:

StetJe glasov pri pravkar koncanih general.
mn volitvah Sc nj kOnGano, toda socialist ima;o
re zdaI ST poslancev V prihodnji nizii zLo, ME,
sveoskega parlamenta; razen tega imaio :. ,~..
Slonisti ali socialisticni razkolniki. XII so us,o.
novili novo stranko, ~ poslancev. Konserva. ivci
FL 60 zdaJ tvorili vladino stranko. so izpubi,, so,
I .ideset mandatov.
Iofaz Wade Je tako velik, ola Sc krali Gin.
s'av hojl "a svoj prestolcek in zdai skusa dosc6i
Nomproh's 2 zmagovalnimi socialist i'm liberal.
c' nj so "a prvimi dobili naiveG mandatov. Vladai
S'em V nVedsKl Je tax, da prevzame Waldo tista
Stranka, ki ina vetino V parlamentu. Steer pride
y postev tudi vista zbornica, V kateri 20 vcdno
previaduJeJo konservativci, ali med obema zbor.
nicama je- bill pred volitvami sklenien dopovor
da sc mora vlada podati rezultatu volitev Tn re'
znltat Je zdaJ tax, da so socialist ma krnilu in zo
nlim1 so hberalci najmo6nejsi. Ako hoGe vieda
drzatl hesedo, mora odstopiti in prepustiti svoic
meSl" Imagovalcem. TOda kralj je zaGel omaboyo.
H. oor,a,lstlcno mlnistrstvo, V katerem bo morda
par hperaiceV, Je IA MEGA prevelika nevarrost.
'ahKo sc amrec zgOdi, ola parliament nekega 10.
pega dhe v bliznJi bOdOcnosti odglasuie. do On
ove 'le Iahko brez kralja in proglasi repubi.ko
'sied tega priporoca kralj, ola mai stranke \, g..
neJo kompromisi in sestavijo koalicijsko Waldo. mr.;
katen bodo vse stranke zastopanc. Skorai ootovo
le, did socialist ne bOdo privolili v TAX komnro.
mis-. "'"p'"
SOCIALISM so YES cas- volume kampanie ,odili
proh viadi odprt BOZ, zlasti pa, ko 10 ravno mod
Vortvami prisla ma dan Luxbureoya afero = Ar.
eeatlniJi, XII je pokazala Svedsko Waldo kot skr;v.
10 zaveznieo Nemfije, dasiravno Sc vlada zdei q.
teplJe tega zaveznistva. Ia afera ie sociaI;stom
vchko %pomagala do tako velikega uspeha.
~ Norveske, ,Danskc in Rustic priha iaio
s'rahkl mnoge cestitkc ma tako sijajni zmagi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-02

SKIM sodrugom III postanejo samo Sc nizka Obre-
kovanJa, prot katerim ina. vsak clan pravico vlo-
zti pi stranki obtoznico.
Tako stoji styar, tudi dc Sc he dotaknemo
nacelne locke, Xxi Sc nanaSa ma "obrambo domo-
vme, o kateri sc V r. S. venomer trdi, ola 10 je
resila ST. louiSka konveneija.
Ia pogleJmo Sc TO zadevo posebej
Pred vsem ie treba konstatirati. da st. louis.
ka konvencija nj resila vprasanja glede ofenzivne
IN defenzivne vojne 2 ozirom ma socialisticno sta
lisce. d kaksnl domovini nj bilo niti govora. Ne
kaJ p0dobnega hi bila storila, de hi bla sprejela
lzJavo sodr. BOudina, XII sc je med drugim glasila
II matters not wheter they be termed offensive
or defensive (war) or what the ostensible pur.
pose. Dogmatitno STEER, ampak jasno. Tia s,avek
Jc bill s III proti 62 glasovom zavrzen. Mesto te-
ga stavka so pa pozneje vrinili V izjavo tole
The only struggle which would justify the wor-
Rers IN taking up arms is the great struggle of
the working class to free itscl from economic ex-
ploitation and political oppression, and we warn
the workers against the snarl and delusion of
socalled defensive warfare - Tukai Sc torei
ne govon mixer o "obrambi domovine,' ampak
clsto JaSno Sc govOri, da SO delavci "a svojo de-
lehSiVo. Puske konvencija torej nj zavrgla. Ka-
ko, kje in kdaj maj delavci izvedeio svojo defen-
zivo ali obrambo? Tega vpraSanja konvencija nj
resila in je vsled tega odprto za diskuzijo. &c
BIO KIDD to vprasanje reSil, ga ho edino mednarodni
Sociahsticni Thor pc vojni. To seveda ne pomeni,
da ne smemo imeti o MEM svojih nazorov. Pri r
;. imajo lahko svoje, pri Proletarcu svoje, in pr
TEN nj treba rabbit priimkov ali obrekovanj.
JAZZ ma primer verjamem, da Sc to lahko 1--WE
dc compromising ma ia naGin, kakor Sc ie IL
redlo ma Ruskem. Seveda Sc vsled tega 6isto 70
vedam, ola sc izpostavliam ljudem pi r. s. V ne
varnoSt, da me bodo imenovali militarista. Am
pax pc logiki r.. S. so bill vsi tisti, XII so izvr-
sill rusko revoluciio "militaristi,' - vsled cesar hi
Jh bilo treba ~izkljuciti sedaj IL socialistiGnih or
ganizacij! Ruski revolucionarci so izvrsili revolu-
ciJo V nesocialisticni armada, strata ie pa samo IA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-10-02

Treba je tndi pomisliti, da so Stevilni orqa-
nizatorli in korporaciEki voditelji individualno-
sti, XII he %razumejo, kan vodi pot, po kateri no.
dijo in kan vodijo pota ekonomskih postav. Vsled
tega manjka tudi voditeljev V prehodu IL tekmo-
vanJa V kooperativni sistem in napredek ie IL
s~tavljen.
Nato pa Sc je tudi porodil antagonizem de-
iavskih mteresov. Delavske strokovne Organizaci-
Je so Sc bale veGje sie organiziranega industrial
mega kapitala ter p~odpiralc vsled tega boj proti
MIN.
' dnevlh, ko sc Je porodilo to popularno So
vrazno razpolOzenje proti korporiranemu indu-
strlJalnemu ustroJu, je bio nekaj industrijalnih
nasprotstev, s katerimi so konGale korporacije.
Zatirale so sc delavske organizacije, in sieer V
obsegu, XII je bill malo V soglasju S socialno mo-
drostJo In interest bOdoGega ndustrijalnega So
delovanJa ter tudi prijateljskega custvovanja 2
masami naroda kar ic seveda razumljivo, ker SO
cd kapitala ne more pricakovati Sentimentalno
si napram delavstvu ne napram malim podiet-
nixon.
Eden glavnih vzrokov sploSnega liudskega
razpolozenja prot korporacijam ie bill znaSaj
korporacij samih, posebno V prvih dneh Nth OBJ
stanka; ko sta kraljevala okrutnost in neuspes.
most.
Y Ameriki nj bilo nobene konstluktivne mad.
zorovalne sile kakrsno je predstavljala V Nemti-
j centralna vlada. Nase Wade, cd zvezne pa do
0bclnske, MISC organizirane, da hi kOnstruktivno
delovale.
Tarifna stena ie izkliueevala oviro, XII io je tire.
ba pri tekmovanju z drugimi narodi. Tako so Sc
pogosto nadkapitalizirala podjetia, kar je resno
ovlralo gotove korporacije leta in leta, dokler
nj obseg podjetja zrastel do kapitalizaeije. Yea
sh je bilo to nadkapitaliziranie namenoma upri-
z~orjeno.
Sc bolj resen vzrok "a ljudski odpor proti
korporacijam pa je bio izjalovljenje enc najbolj
vaznih funkcij korporacij, MANFRED socialno raz-
merle do usluZbencev ter do obcinstva v sploS.
mem.
' onih prvih dneh so voditelji in organiza-
tori absolutno mislili, da so korporacije Nth pri-
vatna lastnina in vsled tega so bill tudi prepri-
cam, da JIG placevanje takih pla6, Xxi ravnO zado-
s~tulejo, da Sc dObe dobri in uspeSni delavci, vse,
kar maj doloca razmerje med delodaialcem in de-
lavcem. konenO pa so tudi mislili, ola nimajo nj
kakrsnih obveznosti napram javnosti. DoGim pa
le mogel proti mdividualnemu majhnemu deloda-
Jalcu IL dni Lincolna uspeSno nastopiti individu-
aim usluzbenec, je postal slednji brez pOmo6i pro-
II korporirahi sill organizirane industrije.
Prvic sc je to jasno pokazalo obGinstvu "a
casa velike stavkc V antracitnih premogovnikih.
KJer Sc premogarJi in lastniki prcmogovnikov nj
so mogli sporazumeti. Posledica tega je bila, da
je narod Move Anglije trpel, ola so umirali otro-
CT vslcd pomanikanja, dokler nj konGno posegla
vines zvezna vlada in STEER w privatno RAINIER
Je' med delodajalcem in delavcem.
lzpremembe, XII so Sc zavrsile vsled korpora-
clJskega razvoja V razmerju sill med osebnim IL.
siuzbencem ali javnostjo ter ndustrijalnim delo-
daJaicem, nalagajo pac korporaciji dolznost, da
ustanovi uspesen ekvivalent IN samopomoc po-
sameznika. Toda kako izpolnjuiejo korporaciic
Arizona republican., 1917-03-25

dents now attending the university She is at present engaged in fourth year work, although it is her third year of attendance.
 The Southern California Trojan. the official organ of the associated stu dents of the university, has this to say of the recent membership election of the Scholarship society:
 Tn recognition of the high grade of work being done by certain members cf the senior and junior classes of the College of Liberal Arts, the Scholar ship society of the university has elected to it's membership Florence Bateman. Ruth Hinsdale, Emma R. Hutchinson. Ruby King. Laura La Porte. Mabel Robinson, Katherine Stil- well. Luther Sharp Herschel Griffin and William Van Wyck, all seniors, and juniors. Ruth Watson, Helen Walker and Charles Schick.
 Election to this society is recog- nized as a singularly high academic honor, inasmuch as the admission re- quirements are high and strictly en- forced. The candidate for admission must have completed fifty hours of work and must have a grade of "A" in 67 per cent of the work taken, and in the rest of the work the student must have made not less than "B'' : Membership in this society will en-
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chased ground upon which to erect hot tNl and restaurant.
 Hercules is situated a mile north of

chased ground upon which to erect hot 0l and restaurant.
 Hercules is situated a mile north of he-.---, s--e-. .-~--5- e--,- N4tl4--I half 2 miie ti;e new nay Hercules mill and reduction works. There are now between two and three ha:iD.ed men at work erecting this great niii, Hercules mine will be treated. These men are living in tents ol shackS or any place that can be had, and are yei 5sTaa to see the new town under way The whole country is alive. and there are openings for business enter plises of every kind. The county road is being changed a few hundred feet, and will go right down the main street of the new city.
 It is four miles from Ray and is on the Ray & Gila Valley railroad. The ground on which the city is being built was patented number of years ago by the kelvin DeveIoij--i-nt -s,--.. new company was recently organized. by the game of Hercules Improvement company, of which c. w. Mckee of Phoenix is president; A. F. Parker of Phoenix. vice president; J. R. Price of Phoenix, secretary and treasurer, and George F. Price, also of Phoenix, busi- ness manager It is incorporated for $100,000 This company expects to erect some buildings immediately, and
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tentions is unconsciously pedantic Al 50. full appreciation of the wonderful possibilities of orchestral music de- bends in larger measure on techni- cal knowledge.
 The organ has to give it's own mes sage and make its own appeal and his is easily done if the performer understands the soul of the public. Hhic his keen to take offense if any Inferior article in the guisc of great music is offered. The way to appeal through the organ can of course be ga.AlG oniy though long experience. An orga1ist's personality has much t0 do With his success and, unless he can entertain, and give music worth while that is elevating aEd inspiring his mission is d failure.
 It is an absolute falacy to thinE that the man In the street cannot un- derstand and comprehend fully the difference between superior anI in fer:Cr music.
 T never play down to my audience nor to the gallery, nor do l play so- csled popular and rag time conpo sltions. Fne public as a whole doesn't appreciate that class of music It bores and the organist who persists in playing II viii lose the respect of his hc5ieca.