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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11

WORK Is cIp.ely correlated with mechan-
Ira. drawing. wra1 TOrs. and art metal
WORK. winch ar, gwen 30 the shop by
Sir MeLIrn-. Arusur wurk in pruman-
ship Dpeu att ~.. Hr gwen by Mr. Lee.
and MI. R,-,, an expert IN basketry.
vii instruct In lu- mysteries of ratiia,
reed and pla" n"'.iv-
Blr h,w ah,4. The -,I. J a~Ai.mtc and
rro:r--Iuna ~ur.H l. that sacrificed
fur fri g. Let u, ,"r. Al. iu.r,-en
ru.r-.- r.4lr-! iar r,.nty certificates
gys. Re- ...ru. twenty high school sub.
Jra.- nre .rrr,,!. all the required ruur-
--- for ,Hr drgrr-. lf Barh.Upr Of Ped
agpgy and Master of Pedagogy appear
on the daily program. also numerous
electives ia Agriculture. Business Tram
ng. EaIcauyu. English Foreign Ian
gIuE~-. History ant Geography. Home
Economics. Manual framing. Ma,he
maur-. phy-rrn Education, Psychology,
and Sociology
Every growing teacher feels the need
occasionally OF putting a few Hve Goals
under his FIRE Even If he cannot, for
financial reasons or otherwise. attend IA
full SIX weeks session. he certainly can
and should give himself the benefit Of
the inspiration and suggestion which
may be had at Normal Institute. Ac-
cOrdIng to custom, the Twelfth District
Institute Is massed with the Summer
School during the irst two weeks of the
session. For fee Of 81. 90, those en-
rolled in the Institute are entitled to
everything offered by the entire faculty.
The enrolment includes:
/ Ticket of admission to the morn
ing and evening lectures.
2 Ticket Of admission to the F aculty
reception and the Concert.
3. Membership in the Choral Society
and the Glee Clubs
l. Membership IN the Band and the
Orchestra.
5. Individual lessons 1.-TWO thirty
minute lessons week. in any line of
Music and Public Speaking. for two
weeks.
s. Glass work in any special or regu-
lar department. for two weeks. II an
institute student re-enrolls, the fee he
mas paid is deducted from the fiat fee of
$50 90 for the six weeks term.
The intention is not to make the Sum
mer School source Of revenue but
rather to give all the instruction, in
spiration, and entertainment possible to
busy teachers-in-service who desire for
short time to get away from the hum
drum of the days work and spend few
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
1877 SUMNER SCHOOL SESSION

"r. . lr..'s ,,r.h"I r.rr-g.4u.
.... .a ..-au.. n,ian r-.arg"i
fa. ..... r....... -.n--r school I- To-
b.. .'..-.N . eI.-e...,r !, wr' open
NJ. I...... ar.3.l.. rrrrIr lr
ON ~...- g.. -~.. .. "a. ra.r.ai-
Of rn, .'s,. rs a-. . rate, .t ..n.. a.. .
rn.r. .a~. .'.. r ...rr, All s...
MAJ, .a. :,.. -.'.-.. .u.t -I.u that
si...a.- r., -'t. '.r '.v ,a,,.yu..n'-
cnn"ra b. Us s.r.ei5 '0vj :, over
ho"Hg H., "' ,1r wla aoun,r rs
chparty Arrangements are beng rap
ld.5 mAI.- tur ra- nrw "DunuI,ory, d"
which al. urr.uu.rlat~ nf'rrn totwcr-
y ym4uR ""u'n
Tn Mo'h..a-, church has been leased
for IN. morning assembly. the lectures.
and n" community -Ingrng Mis- Red
ding vii. use the au.!l"ncr room for in
structIon 10 PIP" organ. Mr. Sims will
use tn" Sunday school room ~ studio.
and Miss Miller " IIl reside N the kit
be transformed INTO studio for Miss
Rogers. Mr Br'llhart. and Mr Dick
The training school, grades one to eight
inclusive, will be in session daily from
nine to twelve n the Colorado street
building. Thus SIX buildings besides
the Normal school building will be
pressed into service to accommodate the
large Attendance which is expected
Every course offered during the regu-
lar fall. winter, and spring terms will
be given in the summer session, and
many more The faculty numbers
forty-two, with five additional lecturers
The Red Cross work. an innovation.
is necessity. Under the sklllful di-
rection of Il registered nurse. the three
following courses will be given:
First Aid and Surgical Dressing
Hygiene and Care Of the Sick
Home DietctiCs
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Richter stay to give
the work in Drawing and Art Anyone
who has had work with either of them
knows the rare opportunities afforded
Beginning at 9 a. m and extending to
pm. or later the studio will be open for
public school drawing. special art, con.
struction and applied design, methods of
teaching drawing and design, and ele
mentary drawing and design. This
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11

Manager Pittse- Of the Unique
Theater announces as his attraction
for Saturday and Sunday Thomas Il.
Ince's million dollar spectacle, "Civi-
lization," direct from the Criterion
Theater, New York. The world will
ever owe the great producer debt of
gratitude for giving it such MASTER
piece as this, his latest offering.
Much has been said and written about
his wonderwork of genius and learn
ing, but half has not been penned that
could be in behalf Of such noble and
dignified work. In fact, the average
vocabulary Is a poverty stricken waste
when compared with the soul stirring
eloquence of the picture itself.
"Civilization" is dedicated to the
Mothers of Men and by reason Of that
fact, or, perhaps, in spite Of it, makes
its strongest appeal to humanity-be-
cause, we all had mothers, and we all
welcome q tribute to her who suf-
fered that we might be. It Is indeed
= beautiful thought magnified ten
thousand times.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11

Pitkin Miner: We are glad to re-
port that another meritorious strike
has been made in the Bowerman dis
trict. Dick Gibbons, who was in
towr Saturday stated that he had
been working on property belonging
to Phil Oakley, situated about 300
yards from the old Bowerman town
site on what he calls Oakley mountain,
and that only Is feet under cover he
exposed a strong three-foot contact
vein, which is without doubt the con-
tinuation Of the vein found in the
Camp Bird. The vein apparently runs
straight into the mountain and the
tunnel is following it. The walls are
hornblende hanging, and porphyritic-
granite foot wall. The ore is similar
to that found in other parts Of the dis
trict, and the whole three feet pans
well. No assays had yet been made
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
MORNAL--H|GH SCHOOL NOTES

Miss kathryn Firebaugh will accom-
pany or contestants TO Montrose. They
ar a. well trained. and chances for
ths cup are good
Mis- Josie Hendricks. 'l3, has finished
her SECOND year as teacher of eighth
grade and high school assistant in
Crawford She plans 20 attend the c.
:. y ;. 1917 Summer School.
Al the last ceremonial meeting Of the
Tomlchi Camp Fire. five members be-
cane Wood Gstherers. and Miss Lillian
Smith obtained the rank of Fire Maker
an received her bracelet.
Ms Edith Morgan received tele-
gran stating that her father was seri-
ou- H. and left for her home in St
CID. Alnn-, Sunday p m. During
h. ahs-nCe the library will be in
cta-Ee Of the girls who have been tax
ing the course in Library Science.
led 10 teach first, second. and third
gra8r- IN Somerset for next year
ST Hewett - to be congratulated on
ssr--.ng an excellent position. Other
{ y ;. teachers at Somerset are
Mr Rouck. 'l6. and Miss Leola Bates.
IN
President Kelley spent last Friday at
III. Hurst school on Rogers mesa, Delta
Comfy. where an all-day session was
h. by the joint Parent Teacher As
-. atUn Of Lazsar and Rogers mesa.
Principals Ray T. Sechrist and Cochran
b. Mr. Burch, president Of the asso-
clar.pr, planned the days program. 1t
b,--a al 900 a m with warmly con
ted basket ball games between two
g teams and two boys teams
TN followed all sorts of novelty races
a.. -gDtests. AT noon a bOuntiful pic
n. l.-urr Was served in an adjoining
y Then came the addresses by
: .--lnreudent Condit, President Kelley,
ar Mr. AdAh Price. county superin-
t. I~u,. who presented eighth grade
d. mas to Il class of eight. The most
e. -.uug event of the day, Il matched
I gH~r Of base ball between the hids and
[ thu Dads, closed most successful
cur munity program. Other c. s. y
s rvAchers of the schools represented
- rr Amy Slack, Martha Smith, and
81 May YONall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11

o. c. Skinner, the able register Of
the U. S. Land Office at Montrose, in
which Gunnison county government
lands are situated, has just received
his reappointment from President VIII
son for another four years. The Delta
Independent, however, states that Re
ceiver Berry has not been reappointed
and that it is limited that "our towns
man, Hon. Geo. w. Bruce, may be the
man appointed, and, II Mr.. Bruce
wants it we hope he will be. It is .
food four years job and Mr.. Bruce il
an exceptionally well qualified man.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11

weeks ION the mountain top of exalted
vision of what may be a glorious pro-
fession- Hence, the maximum amount
Of work Is offered and the minimum Zee
Is charged which enables the manage
ment to pay salaries.
o: particular interest TO Principals,
Superintendents. and advanced stud
ents Of Education are the following
courses: Educational Measurements,
School Administration and Supervision.
Psychology Of the Learning Process,
Experimental Education. Social Psy-
ch0logy. the High School Age Many
experienced teachers would find great
enjoyment and profit from such courses
as the Psychology Of the Common
Branches. Mental Hygiene Of the School
Child, Methods Of Teaching the Ele-
mentary Subjects. Rura. School Manual
Training. Rura! Education, Rural Soci-
0ogy. Boy and Girls Club Work, OBJ
serys,ion, Teaching in the Training
School. Public School Music. Art, and
Reading. Principles Of Teaching. Pn-
mary Methods, Cooking, and Sewing.
Make a date with yourself for Gunni-
son. June II. Come up into the cool,
bracing aIr Of an altitude of 1910 feet
and spend the warm parts Of June and
July IN ihoroIy delightful. fashion. A
70 page de-crlpu.e bulletin will 90 TO
yuu promptly upon request
JAMES HERBERT KELLEY,
President
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11

White Pine is due for great min
ing season, is the report brought by
every one who sees that section of the
county this spring. The Akron has
all sorts of ore in the Spar-Copper
and Ensign groups and cannot find
transportation for the high grade to
Sargent, while many thousand tons
of mill ore are being accumulated at
the mouth Of the tunnel. The Prince
ton will start in few days. and the
management of the Gunnison Copper
company expects to begin develop
ment work as soon as the snow leaves.
There is still almost two feet Of snow
at Tomichi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
Normal School Turns Attention to
Industrial Preparedness
{ : y. S. News Letter

7 - y. .. news Letter
over four tons of seed potatoes have
hcrn purchased by the Normal school
Ihrse.i II is rumored, will be cut and pre-
pared for planting by the members of
the faculty during their spare moments.
The truth of this latter statement re-
remaIns 10 be proved; but the faculty
declare themselves quite equal to the
Thirty acres of ground
is being prepared. Besides the potatoes.
cabbage, radishes. onions-in fact oil
vegetables that can be grown here, will
be planted A hennery is to be built
back of the power house Chickens to
stock this are already being hatched a
large number of fluffy Rhode Island
Reds to be used for this purpose may
be. seen at the Presidents home Veg
etsbles and eggs are to be sold to the
and to other student clubs
at reasonable prices. Richard Walker
has been hired as supervisor of campus
and garden, and under his direction, the
work progresses rapidly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11

Marshall Davis came over the first
Of the week from White Cross, above
Lake City, where his father and he
are working on the Champion mine
He expects to return the last of this
week. Marshall runs the pump, while
Mr.. Theo Davis is in charge of the
power plant. Marshall says there is
lots of talk over there about the pro
posed auto road from Silverton thru
Lake City. 1t would only require the
repair of some six miles of wagon road
from White Cross to the head of Ami
mas Fork TO get this short cut which
would mean a hundred miles less trav-
el from San Juan to Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
Nstiee fer Psblieatie.
0zS
Department Of the Interior.

Department Of the Interior.
q. 8. Land Onice at Nontrose, Colorado.
May 7th. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that JAMES L. KEN
DALI ono cf the heirs OF Annie E. Kendall. de
ceased. OF Sargent, Colo, Who, on Aug. !. 1911.
maie Desert Land Entry. No. 06z7s for
Wy NWk. NwA Swk. Section q. Town
dian, has hled notice of intention - make
Final Desert Land Proof. to establish CLAIM
to the land above described. before Z n.
Nuurse. U. S. Commissioner. at Gunnison
Colorado. on the 18th day OF June. 1917.
Claimant names a. witpessee:
source Of water supply o. c. SKINNER
PoEphyry Creek. Register.
Non-coal.
First publieation May II. 1s17.
Last publicatioo June Is, 1717.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
EIHIAG ITEMS COLLECTED
OVER GUNM|sON COUNTY

II viii require 500 cars TO carry the
mountain Of Crested Butte coal which
is being piled up in the railroad yards
at Salida TO relieve the emergency bus
mess which is expected next summer
and fall Two new tracks are being
laid in the yards there TO facilitate the
handling Of the coal. Mighty few Goals
in Colorado would stand such exposure
without going TO slack, but our Gun
nison county black diamonds are ia
nous for standing the weather.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11

Arrangements have been made with
the Denver district court by which the
bondsmen Of Robert Higgins, state
treasurer, will not be held liable If
that official pays out the money TO
carry expenses OF the investigation
of the smelters and their methods.
The investigation committee has been
at a standstill because Mr.. Higgins
baked on this point, refusing to pay
over the money, amounting TO $4,000,
without authority Of court. Now that
this has been decided it is supposed
the investigation committee will make
another try.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
Parliamentary Rag"
c. s. n. S. News Letter

G. s. n. S. News Letter
Much society feeling was manifest
when Philomathians and Avants met in
joint session Friday to test their respec-
tive merits in parliamentary practice
The Athenians were he.'neutral body"
upon whom the eloquence of both sides
was expended, and loud and long was
the applause from the two factions as
this neutral body" filed in. First in
order was the attempt to capture the
organization. Upon false pretenses,
Mr.. Meddins and Miss Spicer had been
inveigled into the room. and now they
became, to their own great amazement,
the respective candidates of the two
societies, their merits being set forth in
fiowery nomination speeches The Phil.
omathians won, and Miss Spicer became
the unwilling chairman of the stormy
body.
Philomathians then introduced the
resolution. That military training in
High Schools should be made compulso-
~. Avants opposed it. From three
until four the battle of words and of
parliamentary tactics progressed. Four
o'clock, when the meeting was to close
automatically, found the resolution with
several amendments attached, still be-
fore the house.
The judges, Miss Adams, Mr.. Jencks,
and Mr.. Meddins, spoke at the close of
the meeting, commencing the work of
the two societies. They pronounced the
Avants winners of first rank in parlia-
mentary procedure.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
Notice for Publication

D-partn-nt OF the lnterior,
Us Land odhee ~ Montros-, COLORADO.
April isth, 1911
Notice 10 h-reby xiy-a that Hsnry Elmers
Of T.c.'. Cabin Colorado. - ho. 90 October cSh.
fsil nsie Homestead Entry No. 0ssie tor
sEa. sEl. .See- 4. SWaNWs SC. 2; z, NJ
SECTION - Toxn.hip is Rance - west,
si1th pri.cs.ssi Meridian. has tled noslee
o. lntention TO make hnAl thre- year fruo''
10 establish claim TO the land Absse described.
bsfor- Erbesf N Sour-e. Uuited state- 'on-
e5th day % MAY. 1915.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Iohn NJ NcDuuSal, q. Thomas MurrayS
Fr.ns Youu. ali OF Gunui-oa. Colorado
Jane Spsnn, of jack Cabin. COLORADO.
Sup-co.i &C SKINNER
Register.
First published April %. 1911.
Last pGblishec May -. IslI.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
ALUMNI Of HIGH SCHOOL PRE-
PARE FOR COMMENCEMENT

The MEMBER Il the Gun0ison High
Seh9o A.umn. assuc.at on met at the
h0m. of Mrs. Kar. Zugc,dcr on We'd
ursday evening. May 2 The meeting
was called for the election Of officers
and to decide a. 20 the nature of the
entertainment to be given at Com
mcuccmert 70 the Graduating classes
of the High Schoo. and Normal. 1t
wa finally decided 10 give q recep-
ton and dance instead Of the usual
banquet and to charge no admission;
all the expense is to be borne by the
association The function is to occur
on the night Of May twenty-fifth at
La Veta hotel. and the association is
planning to make this a truly splendid
affair; one Of the most pleasant which
has ever been given in this city.
Mrs A. G. Clark, Mrs. Karl H.
Zugclder Mrs J. VI. Thornell, Mrs.
Jarius Williams and Mrs. Ernest Mil
Ter, are the ones who have been ap-
pointed TO act on the General Commit
tee and as chairmen of the branch
committees. For the new year Cliff
ford H. Stone is president; Edith Gray.
vice president; Mrs. Chester Trevar-
then. secretary; Margaret Collins,
treasurer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
Notice for Publication

Department Of the Interior
Q. 5. Land Oftee at Montro-e, colorado
April II, lsl1.
Notice l. hereby given that Alfred j. Hainesr
sf lola. ColorsGo, who. 90 June isiZ-
made Homestead Entry. No oISt. for =,
NEa. Sec 70; SwR Swa. IVA sWe"
Section =. Township ~ North
Rang-s Vest y. NJ PrineipAl Meridian,
has tled notice q. intention to make hnai
Eve year Prof to establish claim TO the
land above described. before Ernest VI. Nourse,
L. ;. Commissioner. at Gunni-on, Colorado or
the soth day OF May. 1917
Claimant names witnesses:
:. Louis Trine. Of Giunuison. Colorado
Austin W. Lindsey, Of Gnnnison, Colorado
Peter stulier OF lola. Colorado
ThomA. T. LAmoy Of lola, Colorado.
NoL-s.al
o. c. SKINNER,
Register.
First publication srriI -. 1911.
Last publication MAY p 1871.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11
N O T | c. E

Gunnson, Colorado, May B. 1917.
Owing to the new Gift Enterprise Law passed by the
last legislature which will become effective June d. we have
decided avoid any chance Of conflict with this law and after
May 3d have discontinued distributing aluminium ware tickets
from the Robuck grocery letter from an attorney in Den
yer is as follows
Replying your Of the 23d it is understand
ing that the Gift Enterprise law prohibits everything
in the Of tickets coupons premiums either dnectyor
indirectly and We how any could issue
tickets good for Aluminium Ware and this law
Whether in nawo onyd do
Of the
window
tresed in wcan the eiex Of (which the
!. G. Robuck
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-05-11

First publication trril %, 1911.
Last publication May p. 1871.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
PROCLAMATION
Continued from First Pago.)

transportation, r7lgag"d Ia r,r',,!
transportation. Wh"thar operated hN
s;nam or Ivy electric pnwrr., I1..iudiuG,
also terminals terminal "oHpa,ucs ar,d
terminal associations. al"" jltIs and par
!or rHrS. private cars md i,rI'4i,. ..i,r
limos. elevators. warehouses;. iri".ra"lt
and tcI"Phs1I" line, uu'i all o.;E' : .,l,iit,-
!n-nt aud arpiirt-iiau"rH rn!rIuunll r~rI
Upmn az operated Us u part ~ .nr.l ,.i,f
"r combined rail and wa."r !;ye,.ru- o:
transportation. II" the end Ina; such
systems Of transrnrlai l"n l." .urlliH.rI
for tbs transfer aud jraI.tl"rt1iiuu ur
troops war material aud r:riiIrf.ui @.
!hn exclusion $" far ~ nay H.. rl,,,
hGrY OF all "!lrrr lrnfGi" theron: ami
itni =" far In surh "NrlusH" u... f...
u"t n"s"s>nry ar dr-strHsl.-. srr'h >, tenn.
.rf 'rHt!:iN'rldi iu; h.. .'J"'r:.i,H gs.I .If.:-
lZ"G H. ti.r p.'rinrnI.rur. ~ NIi,i, ~ h.r.
SorviccS ~ Tie na!i"ri.,! interest me-.
r"pulr" nnt "f tn" usual ana "rjirlr,
business arri duties ~ "rIf,r:i"n ,.irr'rT..
at Is hereby directed thnt Ia" j,--
session. control. nr'.rrilrir and Hil!ilt-
ton W s'irh ;r;.rss i"rrIai!"u :. STONE;
hereby 10y ~" undertaken :.l.Il I". -. -
ctsd Ivy and Through William -; IL
Ad''". "h" = hereby I"rr'.i'"I Hinl H. =
iGi.I'"d Hir""i"r-':"n"IHl e Hn.ir,r.L:..
SH'" '''r'."'"r may -. r'air .t'r. d.;ii"s.
i;li,u,'.H ni'"m liiu -, !rr,:. us.i f., ,iu.ii
rN'"ri a. r." ~hniI d,lrrrllu" 'arnIi.;h
h"nrts Ut directors. Receivers Officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27

right. too. for II conditions don't meet
with IN" approval ~ the rcg!mental
surgeon. YOU may have 10 spend a lei
sur" halt hour POLICING M again. \
f"w lines at this sort nf duty will soon
break most ~ tile hoys Erom throwing
trash about In" grounds.
''Srrrm-thirIy finds tho batteries FORM
ct for drill. 'rhe forenoon is taken un
with drills and physical "XnrclseS and
believe mo. they'll find Joints in YOU You
rover knew were there before. Drills
and athletics take up the afternoon.
while In tho evenings. or four evenings
Il wrrk. there are schools nf dozen diff
f"rrnt characters. Wherein tho soldiers
may learn French. trl"Eraphy. shorthand
of geometry and n score Of other studies
thut will prove valliab" IT, them in the
service.
"!'rr these who nrc at lnisnre IN the
evenings the Y. n. {. As provide mo-
lion pictures or home talent entertain
m"ni* staged hy Ia" soldiers themselves
which serve To make III" long hours
shorter and happier. In these same 7.
u. {. As tn" soldier finds his church
an Sunday and his home when liz wishes
a. rrHi or write.
1T would :Hh" All night To tell YOU
all about ia" camp. hut I'll not try TO
d. thai.
NO t"ilhr. som" II ynu hnys will he
there to srr for yourselves. before long.
iu$t what camp iii" ~ like. You'll not
l;rd IL bad. sine" We ilnvr helped To fin
i~h tho camp for You and equip il with
rr:.at furnaces. warm bath houses and
",hrr .rnnNrn!rnc"S. hut when YOU get
there and think for II few days that You
ar" seeing hard life. just hive ~ thought
far IN" h0y> who did all thoSn weeks OF
fatigue work. hut who are happy and
rniItruird as 4 lot of soldiers would be.
mud ynm'Il not hnvn half 81 much IF a
disposition In fn~l that YOU ar" under
going hardshipf. It's really great for
every young fellow who wants To make
good and VIC wouldn't ITudo our good
health for the opportunity to undergo
twice tho iuronrcnienccs We have ex-
p,.riruced..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
.EX-WELLSBURCER
FIRST BRlCKLAYER
TO ANSWER CALL
Special to The imi"ili=enccr.


CHARLESTuN. w. Va. nrc. @G.-The
first West Virginia hricklpycr I" offer
his service 10 The government under IT."
call for one thousand such mechanics
for immcdiat" service in Franc" was
Chris inn r. Olsen OF 3li tnurt street
charleston. formerly Of W"llsbure. who
nrsl1r application t"dGT L" Hr"rkiiridE"
Jones hrutl of the military census ana
enrollrnant department. for p"rihtSSl"n
10 no IL, will I've $"Ui ~ "nc" IN Nelly
fin;t. San antonio, Texas. II h" PASSES
,nc necessary physical examinations
t'a5,tain Jones explained That ne hrs no.
,In.h cArh local board in tie state 10
examine all tho uucsti"nnAlr"S az re-
raivrd by them md max" iiSls 81 w"
uusliNcd hrtctluyera and send surh IlS'E
,o him. designating IN III" HIST Whrlh''
tho men arc willing % =" ar not rom
;h.s, lstp. If enough men wh" nav" ~"
volunteered by that time. h" VIII S"'sE'
uustitlcd mrn who have -Arr"SS'" Il WIZ
inunnss roIentar servic" and make 'iP 'i"
ststa'4 quota Of twenty-five" men I'll ~
,orIi.ai possihlc time. Only men "'L"-
uI, the draft may be- accepted "h"S'
This rail- Of the government, lit nv"
,bv. sc1.rrrd for duty will be hS''H "ii'H
for ,h,. purrnsr for which the! enlist
snd therefore will. not b" require" I" wv
any lighting.