Arizona republican., 1918-10-22
MORE PHOENIX BOYS
 GO ID JOIN THOSE
 ALREADY IN FIELD

ThIrty-six Class 1 men left over the santa Fe at SEQ o'clock last night for military service at Fort Rosecrans san p.eso. The men were provided with Pullman car for the journey. and a committee Of Red Cross workers furn- ishcd them with lunches at the train. These men were from thc registra- tIon of 1917 and the registrations of August and June ot this year. Several 'lass ] men left last night for Vallejo io enter the marine corps. These men '0iuutccrcd. The marine recruiting station here announced it will have mon leaving every day this week.
 Those who left last night were: Wal trr Eartol train captain. Phoenix; Theodore Peterson, leader, Phoenix, Robert Moore leader Phoenix Harry r.. smith. leader Tempe; George W. S fton. Phoenix; Joaquin Montez, Phoenix; stephen Bunich, Phoenix. Geo. gc Byrne, Phoenix: William Ho- ta4f smith. Phoenix, Elmer Lambert Mesa, Lorenzo F.. Mortenson, Mesa; Benjamin Leon Bennett. Phoenix; Sam Parker Phoenix, George Thicy Bitse- Las. Globe; Leo S Schradcr. Phoenix; kenneth F. Barkley, Mesa; John W. IldN Gilbert Charles F.. Ellsworth, Mesa. George A. Kleinman, Mesa; thsrlcs Parodi. Phoenix. Ralph X. ltNers. Phoenix; Peter Ncofotistos, ] hocniN. Joseph F. Ray, Gilbert: Ia'ph Brimhall. Mesa, Harry c. Anag- uopouios. Phoenix: Ellis D. Conley. Buckeye, Peter Y. Nelson, Phoenix Jesse snow. Phoenix: Amado Cota. Tempe. Harry P. Brazee, Gila Bend {: Benjamin A. Oharr, Mesa; William A. chandler Phoenix.
 Those in the contingent who were transferred from other boards were Henry F. Stuart. from Luna county. pcming. N. NJ; Del Roy Gregory. from santa Monica, Division No. 8; Chester Smms Hall. from Gila county, Globe; Jack Smith. from Division No. IT, Los Angeles.
 Four alternates were at the train but all the men called were on hand and the alternates were not needed. They were Herman Stafford, Peoria, Robert C. Hayes. Tempe: Troy F. Turney, Gil bert; Jessie O. Tibbetts, Phoenix.
 At the local board Miss Edith M. la cohs fixed the arm bands on the boys and presented to each a package ol cigarettes tied with red, white and blue ribbons for which she received thel heartfelt thanks. In performing this service. Miss Jacobs thought of hei own brother who has been in France Tor a year.
 Al the train. County Treasurer San F Webb read the following verses bS J. M. Sullivan who recently returned from England where he had spent sev- cral months in a hospital recovering from wounds received in France as Hssaa T.F D~4ta verses were dedicated "To Our Boy. Who Leave Tonight"
 You want 10 look at Willie. pledge my word you do.
 You want Co get your mitts upon hi. whole damned murdering crew. You'll have lots of fun. across the way You can straft them at your will And if you plug them in the back. Us because they won't stand still They don't like the feel of Yankee stee They don't like us Yankes nohow, They said We never could get there Now they know. we got there somehow You're the chosen ones, the lucky lads Your country's chosen men
 so give a sigh as you bid goodbye Tor the ones that cant get in.
 
 now.
 Soon the lilies there will bloom And the tears Of righteous mankind, Always water every tomb.
 Don't stay too long away brave lads, For our hearts are ever there, Ocr thoughts are with you always As we kneei in solemn prayer. You must think of good Old Phoenix, When strolling in Berlin
 Perhaps the town is bigger
 But it never raised such men As were sending forth today and hay Sent across the way.
 There are millions more to follow Till we quickly win the day.
 walls Of fame.
 Beneath the starry banner. that tn
 world revere the same
 X tribute of the sturdy sons, who gay
 Co God their all
 To pay the debt We owe loved Franc
 and answer freedoms call.
 And remember this ~rand valley, frol
 which you now entrain
 And inc thousand waiting ones be
 hind. who want to welcome yo
 again.
 and when you cross the river Rhin
 Just sing the song of Baby Mine lt may be cold but you'll feel fine. And give a little thought each day,
 the ones that cannot get away And know that they are striving he 10 help the cause they hold so dear. our women folks now rue the day tn
 thev're not men to join the fray. Side by side with brothers dear, they
 take the field devoid of fear,
 And how they'd laugh as Fritzes IT
 as they spurred them on with flasl
 ing gun.
 But I saw thousands over there, al
 those at home work their finge
 bare.
 Our goddess points your pathway O
 sheli guard the portal while you
 gone.
 And light your pathway back aga
 with freedoms rays across the ma Then dry those tears and give cheC
 for the lucky lads now leaving here GRAIN SHOCKER TAKES
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