The diamond drill., 1918-06-01
friends OF the enemy may be classed
among any OF the following:

Those who hamper the building OF
ships, or the making of war material
and its movement. for which delays
we must pay in the blood OF our sol
diers and sailors.
Those who sit silent, apathetic and
unconcerned in face OF this world ca
lamity and our national peril.
Those neutral" Americans who
have neither word OF praise for their
own forces or OF condemnation for
the outrages OF the enemy: no word
OF solace or cheer for those bereaved
by the war.
Those who cling to their extrava-
gancies, their ease. their costly self
ish pleasures and the non-essential,
OF life. refusing any sacrifices to help
the war.
Those who refuse TO save or tC
prevent the waste of food needed foi
our army and the allies
Those who being able fail 10 aid
the Red Cross and other war relief
and local charities
Those who being able refuse or fail
to support the government loans to
conduct the war.
Those who evade their war taxes.
Those who fail to show honor and
respect for the flag and uniform oi
all proper occasions.
Those who fail to promptly resent
any disloyal utterances within Their
hearing.
Those who fail to raise their voices
when opportunity offers to awaken
the patriotism of a dormant spiritless
citizen
Those who are loud in their asser-
tions OF loyalty but short on perform
ance OF patriotic services.
II is the solemn consensus OF opin
ion OF the members OF this associa-
tion that any citizen OF this district
who shall be guilty of any or all o,
the above declarations is a traitor.
and shall be held as one.
Article 5. No compensation shall
be paid to any person except for ne
cessary clerical work. Allowances
for necessary expenses, such as of
nces, postage, printing, transporta
tion or other legitimate expenditures
may be made.
Article 6. All money paid into this
must be distributed an6
deposited in an equitable manner
among the various banks of the dis
trict, provided that each and every
bank shall pay to this association an
amount equal TO at least three per
cent interest on said deposits. and
provided further that no bank shall
receive any OF the deposits which does
not fully cooperate with the provis-
ions of this associations.
Article Z. All books of this asso.
citation shall be audited on March 81
June 30, September 30 and December
81 by a competent auditor under the
direction Of an auditing committee Il
consist Of three members who will
serve from the time of their appoint
ment until recalled
Article s. In authorizing any con
tributions from funds Of this associa
tion, the board of control shall be
governed by the following rules:
(a) BE satisfied that the quota
equitable as compared to the amount,
allotted TO other states and the coun-
lies of this state.
(b) No quota shall be overpaid
(e) BE satisfied that the cause be
worthy and responsible and meets the
rules laid down in bylaw No. 9.
Article 8. The causes for which
he funds Of this association may be
expended are:
(a) American Red Cross.
(b) Y. M G. A.
(c) X. OF C.
I'D Military Relief American Red
Cross.
lei Civilian Relief American Red |
Cross.
0) Any special call which NAV !
'ome with the endorsement OF III,
PRESIDENT, and which is for distinctive
var purposes.
CD Any call that in the opinion Of
he board OF control will advance tho
'arly and successful termination q,
he war.
Article 10. II shall be the duty q
he secretary OF this association 10
ard-index each and every wage earn. {
r and other person able to cooperate
With said association in the territor,