Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-22

 ted States government, and every man who stands by and hears his country maligned without protesting, is yellow dog" and these mongrel pa triots will be hunted down and given a yellow tag just as rapidly as the boys of Bisbee can be organized and started on the crusade against yellow dogism.
 To direct the activities of the Boy Detectives, an Anti-Yellow club has been formed, and the work of organ izing the boys will begin at once. En- rollment places will be opened in the principle stores where the boys may enroll and receive membership cards and instructions in the duties of fer reting out disloyalty and all boys anx- ious to do their bit in suppressin5 the spread of German propaganda are asked to join the Boy Detective force. The work of organizing this club is in charge of the Boys Department On the Y. NJ. c. A, who has issued a call for public spirited men and women who are urged to become members of the Anti-Yellow Dog club and de- vote some of their time to taking charge or the DOyS.
 Headquarters for the Anti-Yellow Dog club have been opened at the Warren district Y. NJ. c. A. where all desiring to assist in the campaign may apply for membership. There are no membership fees of any kind charged. All that will be asked of the members and the boys who will enroll as Boy Detectives, is that they devote their energies to the thorough sup precision of yellow dogism, and bend every effort to make the city 100 per cent American.
 The formation of the Anti-Yellow Dog club and the organization of force of boy detectives to hunt down and suppress insidious Hun propa- ganda is the germination of an idea that Henry Irving Dodge wOve into his recent work of fiction bearing the title, "The Yellow Dog" In this story, MT. Dodge told how the boys of certain town were organized into a force of boy detectives and working under the direction of an energetic red blooded American, soon put an end to irresponsible lying about the ineffeciency of the government and the harmful repetition of false rumors that are undoubtedly started by Ger man spies.
 Every man who made an unpa-
 triotic statement, or who said any
 thing that indicated that he was
 not solidly behind the government
 was challenged by a boy detective
 with the question, How do you
 know that?" and when the chronic
 gossiper could not give facts to
 substantiate his unpatriotic state
 ment, he was handed a card bear
 ing the significant question, Are
 you yellow dog?"
 MT. Dodge's plan offered so practi- cal a suggestion that the campaign against yellow dogism is to be made a reality and a dangerous form of German propaganda is to be wiped out by harnessing the boy power of the United States, and directing it against this menace.
 The Anti-Yellow Dog club will
 do is share toward winning the war
 by checking the malicious gOs-
 sip and strengthening the "char-
 lotte russe" brand of patriots in
 this city, while similar clubs in
 other cities, will, with the aid of
 their boy detectives, make it eX-
 tremely difficult for the Hun to
 distribute his propaganda through
 the mouths of minimizing Amer
 icans.
 Each club will be striving to make its city thoroughly American and it is up to the citizens and the patriotic boys of this town to join in the round up of yellow dogs, and either make them quit whining or turn them over