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The border vidette., 1917-02-24

Monday O. K. Franklin, the
 we'll known, successful mining
 man, returned from Elkpoint,
 South Dakota, where he and his
 brother D. O., were called, last
 month, to the bedside of their
 aged mother, who passed away a few days after they arrived.
 Don was detained by private
 business, but will return home
 in few days.
 Frederick Kaiser, alleged Ger
 man spy, was given prelimln-
 ary hearing last Monday before
 U. S. Commissioner w. A. o.
 Connor, and ordered held for
 trial in the federal court. The
 defendant is represented by
 Barry & Barry, well known
 local attorneys-a at law. MT. Kais-> CT is ont on $2,O0O bond, fur
 nished by his mployers, Roy & Titcon,b, Inc. The accused in- sistS that he is innocent and will have no trouble proving it when the proper time comes. His many friends hope so.
 Contracto~ w. J. Murphy and Architect H. Gordon Glore, are busy on the elegant new build ing being erected by the First National Bank on it's valuable Monte Carlo property, corner of Morley avenue and International street. The new structure will be built of brick and have two stories and a basement. It will be used for stores and offices. Contractor Murphy expects to have the building completed in three months, from date. The First National Bank building will be credit to Nogales.
 John Hoy, vice president of the Trench Consolidated Mines Company, owners of the Splen- did old Trench mines situated in this county, has been here sev- eral days this week visiting with Mrs. Hoy and the children. The Trench is one of the most promising mining properties in the southwest. Under MT. Hoy's management a vast amount of and development work has been done. John Glas- son of this city, is mine superin- tendent. c. W. Clark, Jr., is the Trench Consolidat- ed Mines Go.
 One day this week, Randall Garfield, clever little son of Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Garfield, receiv- ed telegram from the Curtis Publishing Company, informing him that he was the winner of a trip to Washington, D. o., to the Wilson inauguration. As result of having sold a required amount of Saturday Evening Posts, Randall and sixteen other boys throughout the United States will attend the inaugura- ton of President Wilson at the expense of the big publishing company. Randall and his mo- 5her, whose expenses will also be paid, will leave next week, and will be gone three weeks, one of which they will spend in 
 Last Tuesday many merchants n NOgales, Arizona, closed their store during the afternoon, to permit employees to enjoy the pig fiesta on the Mexican side of he line. Thousands of people, Americans A and Mexicans-from both sides of the line took part n the parade, and helped make t the finest, most joyous seen n Nogales in many years. There were a number of handsomely decorated automobiles and wag- ,ns in the parade, which was headed by General Gales famous military band of fifty pieces. Hundreds of automobiles full of oy makers, and thousands of oval subjects, afoot, escorted the King and Queen of the Carnival, which was a great success.
The border vidette., 1917-02-24
FEBRUARY 24. 1917.
LOCAL NEWS.

| Marshal Mcdonald has been here several days from Pata gonia.
 J. c. Gatti, the Clifton but cher, is here looking for Sonora steers.
 Paul Wilkey and Homer Ed wards were here yesterday from Patagonia.
 Tonight there will be a dance at Fruitland Hall. near Elgin. Every body is cordially invited. | Sacks, Sacks, Second hand Sacks, for sale by w. G. Bow man, Grand Ave-, Nogales. adv pr. H. w. Purdy now has pleasant offices in the Arizona Hotel Rooms Il and 4, first floor.
 Savage, the Remington type writer man, has been hustling business here several days this week.
 Cal. Bates, the Douglas cattle buyer. is here on cattle business. He expects soon to bring bunch of steers out of Sonora.
 c. F. Young, San Rafael dry farmer, has been a county seat visitor a couple of days this week, on private business.
 This week George w. Dunbar, the successful real estate man, has been transacting private business in Los Angeles.
 Senator and Mrs. J. A. Harri- son, accompanied by their charm ing daughter, Miss Mary, went to Phoenix last Wednesday,.
 Wednesday w. H. Land, vice president of the Santa Cruz Valley Bank & Trust Company, went to El Paso, on private busi- ness.
 A. F. Fletcher of the Interna- tional Drug Store, is in Phoenix attending the meeting of Shrin- CTS. Fletch. just couldn't stay away.
 Weston 6 Reynolds Musical Comedy Company, arrived in the | city Thursday, from California. |
  Lyric Theatre.
 Last Tuesday Mrs. Burgoon, wife of l. Burgoon, county treas urer, returned from Phoenix, where she pleasantly spent a week, with friends.
 Antonio and Manuel Proto, of Don Antonio Proto, motored in from their great | Cocospera ranch in Sonora, to enjoy the carnival.
 Arthur Hamilton, the mining man, is back from Magdalena, with his mining prop erty situated near that place.
 Solomon Levy, the Magdalena has been a business visitor in town several days this week. He reports business in the Garden City greatly i'm proved.
 George M. Ryal, the New York promoter, accompanied by a mum Der of eastern gentlemen, who accompanied him south last week. returned to the States the forepart of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Araiza, were made happy by the arrival at their home, last Sunday night, of a bouncing boy. Mother and little one are getting along fine, and the proud father is step ing high.
 Mrs. G. P. Halls and daughter have arrived in the city to make this their home. As result Mir. Halls of the Owl Drug Store, is wearing a broad smile of con- tentment. Says life is again worth living.
 County Attorney c. l.. Hardy returned the forepart of the week from a visit to Tucson and Phoenix on legal business. Dur ing his absence from the county, Duane Bird looked after his office.
 George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave-, in Montezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
VEG N~AROCNIKOV,

kateri SO narocili pc vecje stevilo
"Koledarjev'', sedaj uprasujejo
"a Gene, oziroma, da mai Jim pos
ljemo racun. Racun Ia koledarje 81
lahko vsakdo naredi sam. Direk-
tori je dolocil sledece Gene: Cd 1
do 10 komadov DO SOC. Cd 10 do
30 pc Ate. Cd so do 100 pc z6c in
cd 100 naprej pc 40 centov komad.
PR vecjih narocilih damo cato
lahko malo vec popusta, ker sc pri
tenn "a Proletarca z~nizajo upravni
in postni stroski.
Use tiste, kateri so zadnji cas-
narocili "Koledarje" in Jill MISC
prejeli, pa prosimo, ola mai kohl
ko potrpe. Ako jih dobimo kaj
nazaj, potem Jill razposljemo, in
sicer najprvo narocnikom Probe
tarca. v slucaju, da koledarjev ne
bode, pa povrnemo denar.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
Popolnoma zanesljiv zaveznik.

DanaSnji MOI .je preoblozem. Ne
vzame 81 niti casa IA jed. On ne
premlslja, kaj da je. Rezulia att
zlorabe zelodca 4 nepravilno in
neprikladno hrano 80 jake zalostni
Nsak govori . SituoSti 4 ielodcem.
Same II pot VAN je odprta i'm
TrmerJeV Elixir Grcnkega Nima lie
naJbolj zaneSljiv zaveznik, Xxi 81 ga
ntoretc izbrati. Ono izcisti crcva,
Jill vzdrzuje este, ojaGuje vase xiv
&c IN cello telo. Trmerjcv Elik>ir
in Greukcga Nina je zanesljivo
zdraNIlo IA zapeko, ncrvoznoSt.
glavObol. migreno. izgubo Teka in
emerging. ONO ie tudi brez vrst-
nikd pr zolodcnih bolcznih. zdru-
zenlh L Sprcmembo zivljenja
pri ~ Yah al; pri rudarjih. Cena
Sl.OO. Y lekarnah. Ako trpite ma
revmatizmu ali nevralgiji, je Tri-
nerlcv Liuiment ono zdravilu. ma
katcrcga Sc lahko z~anesete. da
VAN DO odpravilO nezuoSne bolcci-
ne. Trincrjcv Liniment jc Same IA
%Vnanio poraho in tudi pomaga pri
nezgodah. spahnenju, oteklinah. o.
zeblinah nd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
Conemaugh, Pa.

Clani soc. kluba 81. ). V Cone
maugh, Pa, so skenili obdrzavati
Svoie seize V bOdoce ma cetrto ne
delio V mesecu oh , popoldne v
navadnih prostorih ma Franklin
BorO.
Knjige izkazujejo. da ie nekaj
clanov. XII SO zaostali $ svojo me-
seGnino &c "a nekai meseccv, kar
JIG obzalovanja vredno. Tudi je wee
roiakov, XII so pc svo.iem prepri-
6anju socialist, ali MISC pri stran-
XII, k.jer bi aorali biti. Zeleti je, da
pristopijo X stranki OBJ prvi prili-
Hi in ma Ia natin ojatijo moe orga-
nizaciie. Pri zadnjih volitvah Sc je
nei1podbitnc pOkazalo, kaj je or
g~anizacija. V tel County so soc.
GLASGOW povsod dobro narastli i'll Sc
pomnozili pri zadniih predsedni.
SIKH volitvah. kjerkoli je bill soc.
klub aktiveu; koder pa nj bio
klubov, sc pa GLASGOW motno upad-
Ii. Toliko V p%ojasnilo, zakaj je pc.
trebna stranka.
+. Podboj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
KLUBOM "
Wi.

SlllWaukee, WIS.
Jugoslovanski socialisti$ni kon-
ferenGni odbor ina svojo redno Sc
10 V nedeljo, 4. februaria cd 9. do
poldnc V Socialisticnem domu V
Kenoshi, Wis. Sodruge tajnike to-
rel prosim, raj 81 pripravijo tocna
porgcila o vSem pretecenem lctu,
da bono videli, ka.i smo storili in
81 napravimo podlago "a Sc boljsi
naprcdek V tckocem letu. = skup,
MIN dclom bono najbolje napre-
dOvali i'll pospeSili >vojo organiza-
clio tako, da DO kaj zalcgla V boiu
vscga zavednega proletariata.
Thos Stepich. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
F. Podboj.
Cleveland, O..

SlOvenski socialisticni klub Stew.
3 prircdi sporazumno : pevskim
Zborom .'Zaria" V sobotO. 3. fe-
bruarja oh I Zveccr zabavo V klu-
bovih prostorih ma 56O7 81. Clair
Ave.
Use clane kluba in tudi drugc
somiSljcnike vabimo, ola Sc V obil-
mem Stevilu udeleze tega zabavne-
"a vecera, ma katerem nam DO do
bra godba in lepo petite ugodno
krajSalo cas-.
Veselicni odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
NAZNANILO
Cleveland, o.
Upravnistvo.

Mammalian vSem clanom dru-
silva Delavec Stew. 81 SDPZ.. da je
drustvo sklenilo na zadnii sell. da
priredi zabavni veGer Y prid druSt.
blagajne dine n. februarjn 1917
Y Josip Birk dvorani. Nadalic opo-
zariam 6lane, da Sc polnoSteviino
udelezc prihodnjc seize, ker ina
mo wee yaznih took Y kori>t dru-
silva in we've .\adaljc >poroGam.
da ina vsak elan platati do 20. Y
mesecu; pozneje Sc denar lie sprcj-
me. Vsak mai 81 zapomni, da ne
pride Z dvajSetakom placat : TEN
sc olajSa tajniku posel.
Novo izvolieni odbor "a 1917
ie:
Pred. Frank Mikse, 1853 l. 81
Street:
Tainik: Ed. Branisel, ll13 f..
81 St;
BlagaJnik Frank Budic. 1906
f. 30 ST.
Seia SC vrsi vsako drugo ncde-
lilo V mesecu oh 9 dopoldan V Josip
Birk dvorani.
Posebno apeliram ma clane, da
81 naroce zvezino glasilo Prolcta-
rec da ID, boste imeli nepotrebne-
ga della, 81 lahko narcotic pri TAI
niku drUItva.
Il bratskim p~ozdraNom.
Edward BraniSel, tai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30

Generalni postar Burleson misli po-
vscm resno ma uredbo zracne poste
med New Yorkom in Chicago. V post
mem proracunu je 100000 dolarjev
dolocenih "a poizkuse z letali; vecji
del tega zneska misli Burleson po-
rabbit "a omenjeni namen. Mislijo, da
bi sc z ureditvijo pomoznih postal
in z napravo svetilnikov ter z dobrimi
pristaniSci TAXA sluzba lahko n~apravila
varna. polet liz Chicago v New York
ali narobe pa ne hi wei wee casa ka-
kor osem ur.
Skoraj da bi bilo letalo v TAXI sluzbi
boil simpaticcno, kskor pri razmeta-
vanju bomb.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
"AMEkISKIH DRUzINSKIH
K~OLEDARJEv" IA LETO
1917 Nj VEG Ma TRGU vSI
so HAZPRODANI.


Naro6ene koledarje smo razpo-
slali in zmanjkalo jih je. Use ma
enkrat. Ako bi Jill bill izdali v
tistem casu, kot smo obljubili, po-
tenn bi ne bill razdrli tiska in pro-
dali bi Jill lahko vec, kakor vse
druge slovenske firme. Sodrugi v
Clevelandu SO v dveh dneh pro-
dali TOO iztisov. Radi bi dobili po-
novno p~osiljatev, ampak mi Jim
ne moreno ustreci, ker Jill Nina
mo.
Prosimo sledece: Ako ina KIDD
vec kakor 20 koledarjev odvec,
tedaj maj pise ma enega sledecih
naslovov: Louis Pecenko, SCOT st.
Clair Ave-, Cleveland. o. M. E.
Sostarich, 1913 Lake st., Chisholm,
Mimi. John Gorshek, Box 1876
Radley, Kansas, ali pa ma Ant.
Rupar, r. R. No. s, Pittsburg,
Kans. Ako dobi odgovor, da kole-
darje potrebuje kdo izmed zgoraj
omenjenih, potem maj Jill nemu-
donna odposlje. Use manjse pre-
ostanke, ako jih kdo kaj ina, pa
mai takoj odposlje nazaj ma ma
SLOW Proletarca.
Upravnistyo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
Milwaukee, Wis.

Jugoslovanski socialisticni dra.
matieni zbor "Svjetlo" priredi v
nedeljo, 4. februaria ob = popol-
dine V SO Side Turn Hall veliko
zabavo 5 predstavo, koncertom in
plesom.
lgra sc enodejanka "Zena $ pred
rasudama', Vstopnina lie V pred
prodaji 15c, pri blagajni 25c IA
osebo. Ma obilo udelezbo vabi
Zabavni odbor,
Thos Stepich.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
LISTU v PoDPoRo.

Louis Kveder, Forest City. Pa.
soc. Frank Stempihar. Nirden, Ill.
p. Frank Ovca, Alta. Utah. Nese-
la druzba pri Pctotniku V Detroit,
Mich. $500. Frank NOvak. Los An.
geles, Cal. %.
Vsega $500
Zadnii izkaz $3.50
Skupai 1880
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
NAZNANILO.

Sod1ug Louis Britt je glavni po-
tovalni zastopnik "a Proletarca pc
vseh vzhodnih driavah. Pravico
mas ina zastopati v vseh poslih,
kar Sc tice uprave ista. Sodruge
in somisljenike pa prosimo, da maj
mu v vseh slucajih gredo kolikor
mogoce ma roke. Upravniitvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
E
pristopaite k
SLOVENSKI NARODNI POD.
P0RNI JEDNOTI.

Narcotic 81 devnik "ProSvc-
la LlSf Stane "a cello lcto $500,
pol leta pa $50.
NStaravl.iajte nova druStva. De
set tIanov( ic) .je treba IN novo
drnstvo. Naslov "a list in "a tai
nlstvo .ie 1857 So. Lawndale Ave.
Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
Cleveland, o.

SLOW. soc. klub Stew. 81 priredi
"a praznovanjc Pariske komune
dine %. marca veselico 2 igro
"Grobovi bogo spregOvorili." 81.
drustva v Clevelsndu prosimO, maj
he prirejajo ia dan veselic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30

Ako zelis citati najnoveise in
dobre novice, potem Sc naroci ma
Milwaukee Leader" navecji So
cialisticni dnevnik vzhodno Cd
mesta New York. Stane 25c ma
mesec. Milwaukee, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
o koncu svsta.

Cpozarjamo sodruge in rojake,
da JIG predavanje javno in brez-
placno. Nsakdo ie dobro doSel.
Ker je Y Chicagi predavanie V slo-
venskem ieziku o znanstvenem
predmetu redka rec. upamo, Ola Sc
bodo rojaki TEN rajSi posluzili te
prilike. Zeleti je lie. da pride.jo
pravocasno. da sc zacetck he "a
vlaei pc nepOt rebnem.
Flip Godina, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30
Chicago, Ill.

JugoSlovanski socialistiGni klub
Stew. /. je incl zadnjo nedel.jo
svoje prvo .iavno predavanje teko-
&c sezone oh dobri udelezbi.
Drugo predavanje bo V nedeljo.
%. f%ebruarja, oh l.3. popoldne V
dvbrani :. y. p. j., 2657 SO. Lawn
dale Ave. Predaval DO sodrug
Etbin kri>tan. Ma dncvnem redu
BIO precinct:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30

V iekarnah. Cena Sl.OO. Jos.
Triner, ildelovalcc. 1898 - 1899.
). Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30

SOCIALISTICNE KANDIDATU.
RE v CHICAGO.

Socialisticna stranka V Chicago
j. imenovala IA pomladne volitve
v mestu sledece candidate:
Ia mestnega kerka: Lewis w.
Haroy.
Ia mestnega blagajnika: Ro.
bert III. Howe.
Ia aldermane:
V wardi
,. L. f. Poree.
3. Frank Mavrich.
4. X. Gugis.
6. Ella Carova.
I. John L. Caulfield.
s. George kohler.
9. Charles V. johnson.
10. j. Sonnenschein.
II. Louis j. Cejka.
Is. Charles II. Hair.
II. ii. w. Harris.
l.. j. Louis Engdahl.
~. i ttcT
is. Harry f. Green God.
10. lsidor Gordon.
81. Charles y. Anderson.
%. Andrew Latin.
23. William T.. Erickson.
"A. John Weyer.
%. Paul Pause.
20. Victor Koehler.
-. John {. Kennedy.
rs. Carl A. Juberg.
30. Marcus III. Taft.
81. Jacob Markovitz.
81. Pierce l.. Anderson.
80. William f. Dunn.
81. Morris SeSkind.
80. Henry +. Murphy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30

bitka, kakrSna je bila pri Jutlandu. zniza angle
ske i'll nemske pomorske sile. Ameriski imperia-
lizem je pohrustal kubo, Filipino. otocie Sand
wich in Panama, zdaj pa glcda proti severn ma
Kanado in prot jugu Tia Mchiko."
AngleSka Delavska stranka, XII jc V IL lctih
zrasla od $4,000 ma 2,220.O00 CLANCY. je imc-
la svoj kongres V Manchestru. katcrcmu ie
predlOzena zahteva o podrzavljeniu javnih ma
pray. Cd Wade Sc bo zahtevalo. da uredi zapo-
slenost in stanOvanjske razmere "a I do s milo
nov delavcev, izdelujocih voine potrebScine: "a
hteva Sc zanje splosno ~zviSanie place in minimal-
ma plaza, Xxi mai znasa 30 S~ilingov "a neizucene:
delovni cas- mai ne presega AZ ur ma teden.
POdrzavijo mai Sc z~emIjiSca, rudniki. bankc
in .rgovina z twill. Use premozenie mai SC po-
pise.
Da Sc zmanjsa brcme indirektnih davkov. XII
ga nosijo glavno delavci, maj SC zviSa dohodnin-
ski davek do IS odstotkov ma ve dohodke. prese-
gajoee 1000 funtov. Vsi dohodki Gez 5000 funtov.
XII so bill tekom vojne dosezeni brez della, mai Sc
konfisciraio.
Ia invalidne vojake zahteva stranka dostoi-
ne penzije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30

Glavno galsilo "Kadetske'' stranke Rice"
razpravlJa o notranJem polOzaju ia Ruskcm z o.
zirom ma imenovanje kneza Galicina, in pravi:
"Novi predsednik ruske Wade jc ponovil
mnogo lepih nacel. %izrecenih cd svojih predni-
koy, ali vsakemu je dodal Svoj "ampak."
SodelovanJe 4 dunno Je potrebno - ampak
vlada ne more trpeti takega nastopanja, kakrsno
sc je kazalo doslej. Objavljanje vesti O dogodkih
je potrebno ampak lie V TAXI meri, Ola ostaiajO
v predpisanih mejah. Shodi sc lahko vrse - am
pax "a shode je treba povOda. u drugimi bese-
damn: Use sc lahkO dovoli, ampak vse mora biti
pod vrhovnim nadzorstvom birOkracije.'
To JIG novo potrdilo, da dviga reakcija ma
Ruskem vnovic glavo in da je imenovanje crnega
kneza Galicina Ia ministrskega predsednika nov
pozkus avtokracije, da bi premagala ustavo. Zdi
sc pa, da to ne pojde tako gladko, kakor 81 do
miSlja carska banda. Da more "Rjec" tako kri-
ticno pisati, je vendar ~znacilno. Bill so casi, ko bi
bill list. Petrogradu "a tako kritiko ne lie konfi-
sciran, ampak takoj u~stavljen in Sc njegovi ured-
Mkt zaprti povrh. &c Sc to sedaj he zgodi, Sc ne
SINE misliti, da je birokracija postala liberalna.
ampak he upa sc. I'm to je znamenjc, da bodo sicer
ma Ruskem lairko hudi boji, da pa reakcija vendar
nina wee upanja ma zmago.
Rimski "MessagerO' je V uredniSkem elan.
ku Ostro napadel armadni in mornariski program
ameriSke Wade. katerega imenuje ameriski mill
tarizem. List pravi:
"Predsednik Wilson pridiga o miru. medtem
je pa ~njegova vlada sprejela najvecji militari-
sticni program, XII prekaSa cello nemskega. Anne.
rika Sc pripravlia, da postane druga s~vetovna
sila ma morju pravzapray prva, ako prihOdnja
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-30

DecenibiHki dunajski casopisi pripovcdujejo.
da je prisel crnogorski prime Mirko V kapucinsko
grobnico i'll Ola ie molil mad Franc ~.Iozefovo krsio.
FL. Mirkec je pravi sin svojega oGeta Nikite
'e ME druzega ne, je podedoval njegovo Spekula.
Utmost. Postati kralj move iugoslovanske" drza-
We, magari pod dvakratnim avstriiskim protek-
toratOm nese Sc zmirom wee .kakor ostati crnogor.
ski prime.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-10-05
War Tax Bill in Latest Form
Designed 10 Caleb Everyone

have been issued to all officers of
the general recruiting service and
division recruiting officers of the
army: a
1T is necessary to obtain recruits
for engineer depot detachments
amounting to 1875, to be placed in
the thirty-two different canton
ments and in the special engineer
depots, the largest number at any
one cantonment to be fifty-four
men.
"Enlistments for the engineer de-
pot attachments may be made of all
physically qualified men, including
married men, who are sent to you
with card signed by an engineer
officer.
RECRUITS not enlisted at one of
the cantonments VIII be enlisted at
the nearest recruit depot or mill
tary post en- route and forwarded as
soon as practicable to the canton
ment specified on the card.
''In order to save time only one
prophy1actic treatment shall be CIV
en- at the place of enlistment"
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Man is JAILED ON
:: FEDERAL CHARGE

Fargo, N. D., Oct. b.-Federal
authorities today announced the ar
rest Of Peter Hotchkiss at Price,
Oliver county, for a. series Of alleged
utterances and threats antagonistic
to the war principles Of the United
States.
It was stated at the. office of the
federal marshal this afternoon that
>Hotchkiss threatened the life of the
president, threatened to foment i
revolution and to ',blow up the
country" besides other acts of in
subordination and interference with
the military Laws =
Hotchkiss was arraigned at ,Man-
dan and furnished $1,000 bail for
his appearance at the Bismarck
term of United States court
Register In Wrong County NJ.
A new method to evade the draft
was disclosed by tho federal OFF,
cials today In the arrest of Martin
lLarud and Henry Erbe. residents
near Killdeer; They are charged
With conspiriug to evade the draft
In registering In another county
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-10-05
BERGEN MAN SHOT
Z. WHILE OUT HUNTING

: .veiva, Oct. 4.-George Johnson,
a prominent farmer living four
miles south of Bergen, was killed
Sunday morning about II o'clock
while hunting. In company with
his two brothers-in-law. Melvin
Frank and Hjalmer Hanson, he was
hunting On the Henry Hegen farm
south Of town. The party had
flushed a covey Of chickens and had
watched them down. Mr.. Hanson
was driving the car and Mr.. John
son was riding on the running
board, carryinv loaded gun, when
in some unaccountable- manner 1t
went of, the full charge striking
him in the left side. He died in a
few minutes.
The county coroner was called
but decided that an inquest was not
necessary. 1t being evident that the
shooting was entirely accidental. =,
,' The Asc6ased was thirty years old
and leaves a wife and two children.
He was a man highly esteemed by
all who knew him. The family
moved to Bergen last fall from
Iowa and purchased farm south
of the town.. The body was ship
ped to the old home in Iowa.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1917-10-05
Ask More Liberal
Terms of Boards

Washington, Oct. 4. -Spokesmen
for the nations organized farmers
asked President Wilson yesterday
to order a more liberal application
Of the army draft law to farm labor
in order that agriculture may do its
part in the war. They urged that
the government not only should ex-
empt men who apply. but should
make it it's business to keep skilled
farmers cut OF the military service
and require them to remain at their
posts as producers.
The delegation that called at the
white house was headed by COM
missioner of the federal board of
farm organizations and included
the legislative commission Of the
national grains and members of the
house and senate from the great
agricultural states.
The federal board committee pre-
sented a memorial setting forth the
farmers situation and formally ask
ing relief.