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Arizona republican., 1918-01-19
--fD----- ROBBERS BEAT POLICE

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 1S.-Seven armed men raided the Cosmopolitan club, in the heart of the downtown dis trict here, just before midnight last night, took approximately $500 in cash and s1,500 worth of jewelry from seven faro players and the dealer and about $500 in cash from 50 loungers in the clubrooms. They escaped. The club has been unsuccessfully raided by the police several times under suspi- cion that gambling was being con- ducted. Two men were knocked un- conscious by the robbers when they tested about the proceedings.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19

CTS building has been cleared of new car stock and the handsomely refin- ished and rejuvinated stock of used cars will stand in state in this big de- partment
 The sale, which opens this morning, is a semi annual affair and the cars shown cover a wide variety and large number Expert mechanics have put the machines in first-class shape, those in charge state, and many of the cars are fresh from the McArthur paint and top shops.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19

ance and all efforts were directed to that end.
 The car supply at mines supplying this territory was said to be about 50 per cent normal.
 Conditions are improving." said the statement of Reeve Schley, county ad- ministrator, when railroad figures showed there were more than 390000 tons of coal at tide water this morning and that in the last 24 hours more than
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19
WEALTH MUST DO ITS SHAKE SAYS PREMIER
IOlce: And Wealth. :"

A NOlce. Ana wealth..
 Certainly replied the premier, who continued:
 If any man standing in my place can find an honorable, equitable and just way out of this conflict without lighting 1t through, for- heavens sake let him tell me. My own conviction is this the people either must go on ongo under.''
 great number of questions were put to the premier by the delegates re- garding the advisability of entering into peace negotiations or the permit tlng of a conference at Stockholm. Mr. Lloyd George, in replying. said:
 Germany always has been ready for peace at her own price, but that is not price that we are prepared to pay. The moment the Germans show a dis position to negotiate a peace on equit- able terms-and they are the terms the labor party itself has, in substance, adopted-there will be no reluctance 10 enter into the peace negotiations The premier's objection to a confer ence at Stockholm or elsewhere was that delegates of the German govern ment would be chosen. A delegate here interjected: Not necessarily" MT. Lloyd George replied to this: 1 Do not let us deceive ourselves with | delusions. You can only make peace | with a government. If the government does not represent the people of Ger many, let them change their govern ment,'
 In the same breath the premier chal- lenged his audience to change their own government if they were dissatis- lied, and delegate called out: give us an opportunity
 MT. Lloyd George resumed:
 We have given you the best oppor- tunlty because we introduced a fran chlse bill adding eight million to the electorate. You can have opportunity whenever you like. It is not the gov ernment which shrinks from it."
 Then he was asked whether, if the similar to that of the present Russian government, England would recognize their representative. MT. Lloyd George replied:
 We will recognize the representa- 'lVes of any government whatever, SC up by the German people"
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19

rectors, will be issued by authority oI the director general and will be re- spected accordingly" says General Order No. 4" establishing the operat- ing regions.
 The directors will undertake to su- pervise general transportation prob ;eIns of their districts and will be the field rnarshals of the central Crgani- zation which the director general is expected to form permanently in day or two This organization probably will consist of five or. six divisions with a chief of each.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19

those railroads in Illinois and Indiana into those states from points south of the Ohio river"
 The western district is composed of the balance of the country, including all west of the Mississippi and also H. linois. Wisconsin and the North Mich
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19
Bend Efforts on Ships

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Determina- tion to observe the instructions of the government in carrying out its war or ders is steadily relieving congestion in the New York territory, according to reports received today at the office of A. H. Smith, assistant director general of railroads. Efforts are being con- centrated upon the movement of coal, especially fuel for the fleet of merchant ships tied up in this and other ports.
 More than 100 vessels were said to be waiting for fuel. Coaling of these ships was considered of first import
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19

igan peninsula. It excludes those roads running into Illinois from the east and from the south Thus Illinois will be subject to the joint jurisdiction of all directors.
 Orders issued by the gentlemen, nnmed in their capacity as regional di-
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19
SEMI ANNUAL SALE
 IF USED CARS OPEN

Today is the starting of the big used- card demonstration and sale by Me- Arthur Brothers and as feature there will be a band concert in the evening at the big house on South Central ave- nue which will follow parade about the city, headed by the band. In the parade will be the used cars which will be featured in the display sale. The use dcars have come into their own
 used cars have come into their own play room in the big McArthur Broth
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19
WAR TO END FOR
 LIBERTY RIGHTS,
 SAYS THE PREMIER
(Continued from Page D

 fellows who have stood there for three years
 You either have got to put your whole strength into it or just do what is done in the Russian army and tell those brave fellows that they can go home whenever they like and no one will stop them.
 Believe me, if there are men who say they will not go into the trenches, then the men who are in the trenches have right to say neither will we re- main here.
 Suppose our men should leave the trenches, would that end the war? Yes, it would; but what sort of end?
 "When the Russians ceased fighting and simply talked ideals and principles with the German army did the German army retreat? No. They took Riga and the islands. F'raternization did not prevent their marching forward. If Petrograd had been nearer they would have taken it also.
 "The channel ports are not so far from the fighting line, and unless we are prepared to stand up with the whole might of people who are domi- hating Germany now. and will domi- nate the world tomorrow, if we allow them, we will find that Great Britain and the British democracy, the French democracy and the democracy of Eu- rope will be at the mercy of the most cruel military autocracy the world has ever seen.
 What sort of terms do you think we would get from General von linden burg if we said to him we want you to clear out of Belgium He would say in of Belgium with trade union resolu- tions,
 WE WILL TURN YOU
 OUT OF OUR BELGIUM
 But l will tell you the answer you can give him: We can and will turn you out of Belgium with trades union 1 guns and trade unionists behind them. 1 They have broken his line already and | II we endure with the spirit of our | fathers and the spirit that has made the greatness of this land it's power it's prestige and its honor, we shall yet be i able to carry to conviction, to carry to triumph, to carry to reality, to carry as an essential part of the story of this | world. the great aim that you in your avn language, that the government in thelr language and PresideA Wilson in his noble language have been pro- claiming in the last few days has over-long survived the failure of its adherents to be ready to die for it.
 lsast night this measure was carried Tn the house of commons without a dis senting voice. Democracy put in plain terms, is government by majority of the people. If one profession, one trade, one section or one class in a community claims to be immune from obligations which are imposed upor the rest, that is fundamental travesty of the principles of democracy-that is the setting up of a new autocracy. You and l in the past have been fighting against privilege. I hope you shall bt fightino on the same side again.
 We are fighting now against priv ilege claimed by military caste. De- mocracy, if it means anything. mus mean that the people of all classes, al sections, all trades and all professions must merge their privileges and theil rights in common stock"
Arizona republican., 1918-01-19

(Continued from Page D
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
LISTU v PODPORO.

John Zimmerman, Rathburn,
Iowa, 25c. - Frank Mrgolle, CT
cerO,. Ill.,, soc. - Anton Skerlj,
Southview, Pa, soc. - Frank Lii.
par, Sartell, Mimi, $l.00. - Ma
vzoti pri +. X. Bauzonu. Cleve :
land, Ohio, 1925. - Frank Ko-
elan, Coketon, w. Va, $1.00. -
Jos. k%rainc, Milwaukee. Wis, 80
centOv. - Mike Krulc, Mulberry,
Hans, soc. - Tony StraziSar soc.
Tony Tako, soc, oba V Milburn,
w. Va. - Joseph Shega, Du =
quoin, ILL.,, $l.00. - Frank Stem
pihar, soc. Frank V%onGina, soc,
oba V Nirden, lll.-Skupaj $685..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

nitro mine zdravcga Glovcka, maj
kislejSa navada izeine. kakor hi,
tro je zclodec Y redu. Trincrjevo
grenko vino premaga. nitro Slabn
vol.jo. Ono izsnazi drob. povspcSi
prebavo, zbudi tex do JEDI in utr-
di vse telo. OdStrani ncrvoznoSt.
gIavobol, nespanje, Slabost cncr-
9ije. ter vas resi- zabasarosti, ne
prebave it'd. Cena %l.l0. Po vSch
lekarnah. - Cemu biti vedno Y
muki in bolu! Revmatizem, Hey-
ralgija in putika 50 hudi sovraz-
niki, toda Trineriev Linimeut po-
Iene vSe V beg. Tuli jc izvr,tcn
lex "a izpahnenje. prctcgncnje,
otekline it'd. Cena 81 in 6jc pc
vseh l%ekarnah, pc post - in zoe.
Joseph Trincr Company, izdelo-
valni kemiSt. l333-l343 So. Ash
land Ave, Chicago. Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
Cleveland, O.

ObveSGam Use clane slovenske-
ga socialisticnega kluba stew. ~,
kakor tudi vse prijatelje Socializ-
ma, da sc vrSi V soboto %. janu-
ARIA zveter V klubovih prostorih
zabavni vecer. Ia razvedrilu DO
dobro preskrbljeno tamburasi
bodo tudi ~plesalca zadovoljili. in
tudi mas pevski zbOr ,je obljubil,
da ne DO dial nikomur dremati,
pa sal INA dOsti pesmi in tudi do
birth glasov je dosti. Dobil Sc bo
prigrizek, kakor tudi gorka in
mrzla pijaea, ter 5 premogom "a
kurjena pee; torej vsega zadosti.
Samo tega maj lie pozabijo fan
tie in mozje, da privedejo vsak
vsaj pc dive plesalki S seboj. kajti
ia vecer BIO posveGen samo Ia =
bavi; seveda DO vstopnina prosta.
JAZZ bi rajSi Sc enkrat V uSesa ozc-
bel, kakor cd te zabave izostal 4:
kako pa ii. | kaj pa da!
Tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

Cisti imctck Zveze dine 81. dee.
Frank Petrich, q. tajnik..
In nadzorni odbor:
Frank zajc, John Jurinich, Milan Dimich
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

Canadska vlada je imcnovala
pred kratkim poSvctovalni svct
IA zavarovanje zivljenja divjih
zivali. Posebne napore pa Sc bo-
de Storilo, da sc ohranijo zivali. XII
dajeJo k%ozuhovino ter velike low
ske zivali, XII tvorijo glavni narav-
III vir severozapadnih tcritorijcv.
' zvezi $ TEN je zanimivo 1--WE
deti. da Sc nahaja wee kot 1000
glav bizonov ali ameriSkih bivo =
Low pod varstvom kanadSke Wade.
To vkljucuje mad 24OO glav V ere
di, XII je narasla IL $50 glav, ka-
tere so nakupili V Zedinjenih dr.
zavah leta 1907. Nadalje obstaia
creda mekako 500 glav V okraiu
Peace River. Kanadska vlada jc
%storila poskuse k~rizanja bivoia L
domaco govejo zivino.
IL Indianapolisa, Ind, poroca-
10: Frank Hayes, predsednik ru-
darskc organizacije United Mine
Workers of America .je dejal z
ORION ma produkcijo premoga
"Rudarji Zedinjenih drzavah
bodo producirali toliko premoga,
kolikor ga potrebujejo V Zedinje-
nth drzavah III uasi zavezniki, Ge
so trasportne razmcre ugodne.'
' Neliki zastavi. hi plapola V dvo-
RAM, kjer sc vrSi konvcncija, ic
Priblizno dvaJset tisoc zvezd. XII
govorc, koliko CLANCY rrdarske or
ganizacije sluzi V ameriSki ar
madi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

priredi socialisticni klub dnc 81.
Januarja ob =. popoldne V klubo-
VIII prostorih 1865 Waterloo
I'D. znanstveno predavanje; pre-
dava sod. Matt. Petrovich,pred-
met je:
Socialism, vera in svobodo-
miselnost."
Nabljeni ste, da posetite zbo-
rovanJe, katero VAN JIG V korist,
ola razSirite svoje znanje o soei,
alizmu in o njegovem program.
) socialisticnim %pozdravom.
kor. tajnik, Louis Duggar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
Stranka
Chicago, III.

Slovenskemu socialisticnemu
klubu Stew. l je naznanil Sloven-
ski delavski "Sokol' V Chicago,
da priredi V soboto, 26. januarja
OBJ I. zveGer javno telovadbo z We
selico V Hrv. Narodnem in Sokol =
skem Domu ma 1907 SO. Racine
Ave. blizu 10. ulice. Nstopnina ie
% centov "a osebo; zenskc V mo-
skem spremstvu so vstopnme pro-
ste. CLAM kluba so vabljeni, ola Sc
udeleze JAYNE telovadbe, kateri
sledi domaGa zabava.
Flip GCdina, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
Tajnistvo j. s. z.

Statistiko zivalstva .ic sestavil
naravoslovni muzej V Parizu. Ma
suhem in V morju zivi okrog 400
900 zivalskih vrst, Xxi so znane in
opisane cd ucenjakov. Ma pCsa :
meme Ivalske skupine so Jill ia
kole razdelili: zuzelk 100000 raz-
liGnih vrst, pticev $4,000, rib 49,
900, reptilij $500, moluskov $4,000
amfibijev 1900, pajkov 10000, tr-
dOkokceD3000, Grvoy 5000.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

rayni zakoni napram stranki, XII
mu je V dobri veri zaupala eastni
mandat. In zgodilo Sc je to OBJ
Gasu, ko je edinost stranke boil
potrebna kot kdaj poprej.
Y najveGjim obzalovanjem
k~onStatujem to dejstvo, katero V
imenu cele stranke najostreje OBJ
sojam, S pristavkom, da BIO stvar
Izvrsilnega odbora, izvajati pri-
merne konsekvence. Dunai.
dine IA. nOvenrbra 1917. Su-
stersiG, na6elnik stranke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

' mestu Windshcim IA Mem
Skem sc eta V mestni kroniki med
drugimi zanimivoStmi IL 10. sto-
letja tudi sodniiska obravnava
proti nekemu pekovskemd moi :
stru. DOgodek je pisan V starr
nemscini ter Sc glaSi "ker .je pek
~Gumprecht Steinmetz pekel pre- =
mali kruh, je bill poklican pred tn
kajsnje sodiSGe, XII "a .je obsodilo
IL a pet g~oldinarjcv kazni. Go jc
vsota.) IL same napuhnjenosti pa
je potem pekel prevelik kruh, da
bi = TEN jczil sodnika, "a kar va je
isti obsodil zopet ma pet goldman
jew kazni. 10 je zapustil PEEK sod
niJsko dvorano, .jc vrata y .jezo tr-
do zaprl, cato je bill poklican ma
zaJ i'll kaznovan zopet ma pet gol-
dinarjev. ko je zopet odsel skozi
vrata, ie ista zaprl zelo ma tho.
Sodnik je zopet mislil, ola ie 10
%storil, Ola hi ga jezil. cato ga ie pc
klical nazaj, in ga Sc enkrat kaz-
noval ma pet goldinarjev. Nato pa
je PEEK zaprl' vrata kakor Sc spo.
dobi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
South View, Pa.

Use clane tukajsnjega social
sticnega kluba st. 167 pozivam,
ola Sc zanesljivo udeleze prihod-
ME seize, Xxi DO dine 81. januarja
tocno oh ,. uri popoldne v presto
rlh sodruga Antona Rupnika. Ma
dnevnem redu imamo wee vaznih
zadev, med tenn tudi volitev cd
bora "a leto 1918.
+. Terchek, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

Bodeca roza ali kOmpava nj sa.
mo zdravilna rastlina, kcr krepda,
ako sc uziva, zelodec in zivcevjc.
ampak ~naznanja tudi vreme. Me.
ma casa sc zapre. kadar Sc bliza
DEE, in Sc zopet odprs. kadar ma.
stopa lepO vreme. Take rastlinc
sta tudi mesecek in pa kurja cev-
ca &c sta zaprti Sc zjutraj OBJ 9.
uri, je Sc isti dan dez. Tudi kisla
deteljica stiska pred dezjem svo.
ia tri peresca skupaj. Rumena la.
kota pa naznanja dcz, &c moGno
dist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22

IL Washingtona poroca.io: PR
z~asllsanJu glede produkci.ie slad
korja je prislo zopet do ostrih be.
sed pred senatnim odsekom. Geo.
r. Earle, predsednik Pennsylva,
ma Sugar kompanije, je spre.jeI
izziv Claus Sprecklesa, XII JIG kri-
tlziral zivilsko upravo.
Senator Reed je iz.iavil, ola nj
treba vmesavati izpovedi pref :
snJih pric, pa maj bodo fakti ka-
krsnikoli. Earl ie ~izjavil, da nc
more pricati, ako Sc ne dotakne
p%reJsnjih izpovedi pric. Senator
Jones IL Move Mehike je ugovar-
jail odlocbi Reeda, XII je predsed
mix odseka. Pc kratki debati ie
Jones izJavil, ola ne zahteva. da Sc
o njegovem ugovoru glasujc in "a
slisevanje sc JIG vrSilo pc odloku
odsekovega predsednika.
Earl je nato i%zjavil, ola .ie ime-
la zivilska uprava tezavnejso ma.
logo v letu 1917 kot v letu 1918.
Vztrajal je ma TEN, ola .je Spre :
ckels hotel prikazati, ola nj pri-
manjkovalo sladkorja.
Profitarji in Spekulantje so IL.
rabili situacijO ma zeleznicah i'm
pognali so Gene "a kokosia jaica
navzgor. Zivilska uprava .je usta-
villa sedaj TO profitarstvo. Henry
Wheeler, zivilski upraviteli, ie
po konferenci naznanil, da je ce.
ma "a tucat kokosjih .jajc 44c, XII
pridejo IL ledenicc in hladnih
shramb. ,
V Kansas Cityju in drugih me.
stih so ponujali as centov IN tu-
cat jajc, XII Jill zivilska uprava nj
dovolila prodaiati po vec kot Al
centov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
Vzrok slahe roke

Jezljivost vrze cloveka IL ray
notezja in siten clovek je V mad.
lego cloveski druzbi. Toda vzroki
takih %slufajev so pogostoma zelo
navadni. Zclodcc nj V rcdu. .Jeza
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
POZOR!

Dobii smo nazaj okrog 100 "Ameriskih Druzinskih
koiedarjev" Ia leto 1918. Kdor ga zeli imeti, maj ga
sedaj nemudoma naroei. Stane so centov, kar Sc lahko
poslje " postnih znamkah. Posljite ma naslov: Proletarec,
4OO8 w. 31st ST., Chicago, Ill.
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C~ollinwood, o.

Naznanjam vsem naprednim
rojakom in 6lanom Soc. kluba st.
AZ, sirom tukajsnje naselbine, da
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8W88@8M8
ssCAS''

ic edna slovenSka ~rcyi.ia V Amc-
riki. Cas- prinaSa lcpc povc-
SIT, koristne gospodarskc in GO
spodim>Se naSvcte, znanstvcnc IA
nimiyosti. pCdutnc in narodu po-
trcbnc razpravc, mnogo miGnih
slovcnskih pesmic in poleg tcga
pa prinaSu lcpc in umciniSkc sill
Ike.
List Shaia meSeGno ma 81 stra-
nch in Stane samo $500 ma leto,
IA pol lcta $l.00. NaroCa Sc pri
Cas-, 271l so. Millard Ave,
Chicago, ILL.,, Y Clevelandu in oko-
lici pa ma COBB st. Clair ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-22
Klubom J. S. T.. ma znanie.

Zadnji teden so bile razposlane
glasovniee o predlogu, ali Sc skill
&c izreden kongres. Klub, XII hi
Slutajno ne dObil glasovnic. maj
to takoj jaw tajnistvu J. S. T..
To ip;Sfvo q
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12
SYLVESTER VALIANT WOUNDED
IN ACTION AT the FRONT

A message from the War De.
partment received here on Tues.
day advised the relatives of Syl.
vester Valiant that he had been
wounded in action on October
10th, degree undetermined. He
is the eldest son of Mrs. Minnie
Valiant of this place and resided
here with the family until a few
years ago. When the country
first entered the war he was re.
siding at Redfield and was
among the first to offer his SER
vices to the governnent and he
went overseas with some of the
first OF the troops across.
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threes. Any scheme of meeting
the train and decorating the de-
pot as suggested by the Mime
apolis headquarters lacks practi-
cal value when applied to our
situation. Moreover, our soldiers
frequently arrive without an
nouncement, and in order to give
them all the glad hand at the
train a committee would have to
be meeting trains for at least
six or eight months. On the
whole it seems best to let the
matter stand here in Haakon
County until most of the boys
are home. and then have a cele-
bration or celebrations that will
make the rafters ring.
The time for renewing Red
Cross memberships is at hand in
Haakon comfy. Between now
and Christmas Eve every resi-
dent of the county should enroll.
The actual fighting is probably
over, but the work of binding up
the worlds wounds has just be-
gun. In this the Red Cross must
take large and honorable share.
You cannot afford to abandon
this great humanitarian work
now. Red Cross Roll Call will
be observed in South Dakota
on Sunday, December 18th, on
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which day it is expected that all
the people of the state will be en-
rolled as Red Cross members.
On that day, where possible,
every home in the state will be
visited and a personal appeal
made to enroll every member of
the family. Ministers are urged
to lend every possible assistance.
Here in Haakon county litho-
eraphed metal buttons have
been sent out as we'll as service
flags and other supplies to all
branches and auxiliaries. The
button differs from the one is
sued last year, bearing in addit-
ion to blue border the figure
1919. The service flag has
double blue border this year. and
is to be hung in the window as
last year with an additional cross
for each member in the family
in addition to the first. Last
year Haakon county was third
among the counties of the state
in the percentage of its enroll
ment. This year we hope to be
first. If all the branches and
auxiliaries will lend a hearty
helping hand the goal can be at
tained.
All you need to become a
member of the Haakon County
Red Cross is a heart and a dollar.
Join now.
Here is the great argument
why you should renew your
membership in the Red Cross,
and do it now: During the past
year Red Cross workers in Haa-
kon county knit over five hun.
dred sweaters and two thousand
pairs of sox. This was only a
fraction of the work but it shows
what was done. Can you afford
not to be a member?
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12
FREE BOOKS ON FIRE PREVENTION

Cheif Murphy informs us that
he is able to furnish certain
books on fire prevention that
every home should have. These
books are put out by the Under
writer's and not only have the
the very best articles by the
best authorities on the subjects,
but are we'll illustrated, and are
not only interesting but give in
formation that every one should
be in possession of.
One book Safety for the
Household" will cost the small
sum of Is cents, the actual cost
of printing. Another, Fire Pre-
vention and Fire Fighting on
the Farm, will be sent to any
address free. The third, Safe
guarding the Home Against
Fire" will cost just the actual
cost of production. Anyone in
terested should communicate
with Cheif Murphy, of the Philip
Fire Department.
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Red Cross News

There has been more or less
talk of some formal plan of well
come to our returning soldiers
in which the Red Cross would
take an active part, and recon-
mendations have come from the
Northern Division Headquarters
concerning the matter. The pro-
posal has its difficulties. Our
soldiers are coming home in
dividually and by twos and
The pioneer. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-12-12
Y0UNG MAN KILLED At RAPID CITY

Miles Smith, the nineteen year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith of Rapid City. was shot
and killed last Wednesday even
ing. Young Smith with a couple
of other young men had been
amusing themselves by shooting
a toy cannon near the road as
autoes passed by. A party of
soldiers from the School of Mines
reported the matter to Policeman
Dan Burnham who went to the
spot and seeing the boys running
ordered them to stop, and upon
their not doing so he fired on
them, the bullet striking Smith
in the back of the head causing
almost instant death. Burnham
was arrested and lodged in Jail
charged with murder.