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The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
GERMANS MAKE MORE
 ARRESTS IN BELGIUM

THE HAGUE, Feb. 2.-Advices received in this city state that the arrest of Belgians is increasing steadily, forty-two prominent per sonages having been taken into cus- tody by the German military au- thorities during the past several days,, the majority of the arrests having been made at Brussels. The list included Paul Lambert, great French manufacturer, and Eduard Laguerre, son of the French deputy of that name.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
FRENCH RAID TRENCHES
 TAKE FEW PRISONERS

2-In-an- official statement issued by the war office this morning, it announces that French troops raided the German positions near Nieuport, Belgium, yesterday, capturing a number of prisoners. Raids also were made during the day in the Rheims sector. There was very little activity, how ever, at other points along the Western front.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
RUMANIAN BOATS SEIZED
 BY BOLSHEVIKI FORCES

LONDON, Feb. 2.-As the result of the outbreak of hostiilties be- tween Rumanian forces and Bolshe- wiki border troops, the revolutionary committee of the Black Sea fleet has resolved to confiscate all guns and transports belonging to Rumania. Already forty steamships and war ships in Black sea harbors have been seized by the Russians.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
LAWMAKERS MUST PAY
 TAXES TO HELP NATION

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. D. That the salaries of senators and representatives of congress are sub ject to the provisions of the war supertax, is the opinion of Com of Internal Revenue Lopers expressed in letter addressed to collectors. Lopers contends that it was not the intention of the law makers to exempt their salaries and he has instructed the collectors to proceed with the collection of the war tax.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
VETERAN FIGHTER DIES

ADLINGTON, Mass, Feb. 2|ohn L, Sullivan, veteran of the prize ring and one-time champion heavyweight of the world, dropped dead at his home here today
 The deceased was apparently en- toying his usual good health yester- day. He returned from a visit to Boston last night and arose early this morning. Death was due to an attack of heart trouble. The vet eran was fifty-nine years of age.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
MAY SUSPEND ORDER

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. D. According to announcement made this afternoon, the fuel administra- tion is willing to suspend the order requiring one heatless day each week, should state fuel administrators, who are to meet here on Monday, con- slider that the weekly closing of factories has served it's purpose.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
GERMAN NAME UNPOPULOR;
 FIGHTERS DEMAND CHANGE

CAMP DIE, Feb, 2.-Declarine that it is not patriotic for an Ameri- can soldier to have German measels, those who have the malady at the cantonment have started a move ment to have the name changed to something more American. Many of the soldiers are in favor of call ing the disease Liberty measels.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
BLAMES OFFICIALS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. D. In a statement made today before the senate military committee, for mer Governor West, of Oregon, said that the delay in getting spruce for airplanes could be charged to ignor- ance of the spruce industry by off cials of the Signal corps in Washing ton and the Oregon advisory board
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
SOCIALISTS DEMAND
 RELEASE OF LEADER

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Herr Dittman. Socialist member of the reichstag, was placed under arrest this morn- ing while he was addressing a crowd in Berlin. As result of the action of the government, a national de- monstration is being arranged as a protest.
 Replying to the request of the Socialists for the release of Dittman, Chancellor von Hertling stated this
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
TRAIN WRECK FATAL

SEATTLE, Feb. "A freight train crashing into the rear coach of a passenger train at Seedro- Wooley yesterday resulted in the death of six persons and the serious injury of score of others. Among the dead are Charles Patton, wealthy local lumber mill man, and Henry Thompson, commissioner of Skagit county.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
AUSTRIANS NOT ABLE
 TO RECOVER GROUND

ROME, Feb. 2.-Several unsuc- cessful attempts have been made by the Austrians during the past two days to recover positions which were lost to the Italians in the Monte Del Bella sector. Italian war officials announced this afternoon that the enemy had failed to reach the Ita- han lines at any point.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
FRISCO POLICE GRAB
 SUSPECTED DYNAMITER

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-Frank Burger, believed by the federal au- tnorities to be a dangerous radical and suspected of connection with the Governor Stephens dynamite plot, IS under arrest n this city being confined in the local jail in- communicate. He was arrested SIX weeks ago at Fresno.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
WAGE QUESTION SETTLED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. D.
 Secretary of Labor Wilson an- nounces that his department has made a satisfactory settlement of the wage question, involving five thousand employees of the American Locomotive works.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
SNOW IN WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Feb. 2-The first snow of the winter fell in Western Wash ington yesterday and today prac- tically the entire country is covered by the white mantel.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
Food 7he apon that ,vU Win the War-feLp 10 Saue

morning that he could do nothing in the matter, as the city of Berlin is now in the hands of the military, who caused the arrest of the offend ing member of the reichstag. Ditt- mans offense was that he reported that the Berlin factories, where strikes have occurred were being placed under military control.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
GERMANS GIVE AIRMEN
 LONG TERM IN PRISON

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 2.-Accord- ing to German newspaper just re- ceived here, two British aviators, who were captured behind the Ger man lines, have been sentenced to ten years in prison. The charge against them was that they assisted in distributing hostile literature in Germany.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
GOING TO FRANCE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. D. Secretary of War Baker will leave for France within a short time. This was admitted at the war office this morning, but the object of the trip has not been made public.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
SPOKANE IS REPAIRED

SEATTLE, Feb. 2-The steamship Spokane has been repaired and will leave for the North this afternoon, on her first trip since the wreck.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
RAID FATAL TO MANY

PARIS, Feb. 2.-According to of ficial announcement made today, the German air raid of Wednesday was fatal to forty-five residents of this city, including eleven women. More than two hundred were injured.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
DEMAND REPRISALS

LONDON, Feb. 2.-British news papers are demanding of the gov ernment that reprisals be ordered immediately because of the impris- onment of British aviators by the Germans.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02

SEATTLE, Feb. 2.-Private ad- vices received in this city state that some of the graduates of Camp Lewis, including several Californians participated in Wednesdays fighting on the French front in which two Americans were killed.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
CAPPER AMBITIOUS

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 2.-Gover- nor Capper has announced his can didacy for asseat in the United State senate. He will make the race on the Republican ticket.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
SPAIN MAKES KICK

MADRID, Feb. 2.-The Spanish government has decided to forward vigorous protest to Germany, de- manding reparation for the sinking of the Spanish steamer Giralda.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
GREEK RESERVISTS CALLED

LONDON. Feb. 2.-Sixteen classes of Greek reservists have been called to the eolors, according to advices received in this city today from Athens.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Dispatches re- ceived from Copenhagen state that the strike situation in Germany is little changed. The dispatches also state that the police have seized the Trade Union building at Berlin and placed a number of strike leaders under arrest.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02

PETROGRAD, Feb. 2.-Another unsuccessful attempt to assassinate Premier Lenine was made last night. The first attempt was made on January 16.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Advices re- ceived in this city this afternoon state that a three days strike has been declared at Munich.
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02
OVERTHROWN
 BY BOLSHEVIKI FORCES

PETROGRAD Feb. 2.-The Bol- sheviki forces have overthrown the Ukrainian government at Kiev and
The Nenana news., 1918-02-02

Mrs. T. K. Blakey, of Camp No. 16, was visitor in Nenana for the. last week.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
UBYTEK w A.
MERGE.

Zywotnosc amerykanskiego lu-
du stale ubywa. Dawniejsi ludzie
pracowali ma powietrzu i odzywia
ii sic prosta potrawa, natomiast
dzisiaj 60 procent ludzi PRAGUE
w zamknieciu, PREY malym ruchu
j ciezkich p~okarmach. Jezeli chce
cie bye prawdziwie zdrowemi, mu
sicie pomodz Waszemu zoladko--
Wi usuna} Z ciala chorobopladne
zarodki. -Trinera Amerykanski E
lixir Gorzkiego Wilma jest lekar-
>twem ktorego~ skladniki gefzkie
ziola, korzcnie i kora o wysokiej
leczniczcj wartosci, wyczysci
VAN zoladck, utrzyma 60 W czy-
stosci, pomoze trawieniu i PREY
wr6ci zdrowy apetyt do jedzenia.
Uzywajcie 60 a p~ozbedziecie sic
zatwardzenia, niestrawnosci, b6--
lu g}owy, nerwowosci, og6lnego
osfabienia it'd. Cena $1.1O w apte-
kach. Zapamietajcie sobie, re reu
matyzm i neuralgia, b6le W krzy-
zu it'd. mic So dzisiaj bez lekarst-
wa. eJst ma to Trinera Liniment,
kt6ry jest znakom,tym tez ma mad
w~yrezenia; opuchniecia, bolace
muszkuly it'd. W aptekach: IS i
IS cent6w. oPczta As i Is cent6w.
- Joseph Triner Company wiel-
kowytworcy lekarstw 1333-1343
S. Ashland ave. Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
(Ciag dalszy.)

'0powiadaj :-m6wl dalezj, -
j@@eli bedzie MONA ci po,n6dz, to
c. pomoge." "Watpie, panic,
a->sbyS mi m6gl pomodz, odpar
lem, oddaj mi lepiej moja bron
n:'ch spefnie to, czemus przeszko
d4>:]. zycie mole jest stracone.."
- Ach! ba! wy Francuzi m6wi--
c.: to co chwila! Stracone zycie,
G. topcze, ma to wiele, bardzo VIE
|: potrzeba!'- "A kt6z panu pc
v,dzial,. re mnie do samobojstwa
N:pycha maloznaczaca przyczyna,
odpar1e1n, - oddaj mi pan mo
j. bron. Me sciagaj IA siebie me
.; przcklenstwa.' - Ha! hal
1:zSmial sic czfowiek, - daj po--
/ j przeklenstwom, ME zwazam
L: HE. Opowiedz mi lepicj o two
J n straconcm zyciu.' Wybaw
e.: MOI by} czfowiek o surowych i
p.Waznych rysach, g1ebokie zmar-
>a,:zki pooraly jego twarz, lecz u
mai m0wif W spos6b przenikaja-
~ do serca i gdym mu sic przypa-
t:lvl, przcjelo mnie nickname do
tt uczucie. PoWicdziafem sobic,
l. NOE bede m6g} I'VE PREY jego
Y ,mocy. Up6r MOI zmiekf i opo--
"-'dziafem mu wszystko. S1uchal
r41ic spokoinic, a gdy skonczy--
In rzekl: "Pomoge ci, chodz re
I:Ia,.' Poszcdfcm, Po,jechaliSmy
& :rozka do wspanialego p~afacu,w
kIjrym moi wybawca przyjety 20
sal 4 wszelkiemi oznakami usza-
+ wanna i ulegfosci. Tytufowano
&: ksieciem, d ia gfupiec wierzy--
IN W przcpowiednic starych ko-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
of instruments listed below.

OF instruments llSteQ below.
These / understand from Mr..
Nowak were sent to us by the Pc
lish National Department. With
out being in the army and respon
sible for the discipline, comfort
and happiness of the men, it is diff
Ificut to estimate the value Of a
good band. While our band in the
past has been as good as could
'be expected, with the instruments
at its disposal, this gift Of pours
will now enable US to have a, first
class band and will meal a good
deal to the men of the Polish Ar
my here.
Will you please accept f rom
me for all interested in this camp
and for teh welfare Of the men Of
the Polish Army, our most sincere
thanks for this splendid gift.
Yours sincerely.
A. D. lie Pan.
Lit. Colonel, Camp Commandment
Pc polsku:
Niagara on the Lake 3 kwiet.
cd Komendanta Obozu
Niagara Camp
Do. P. Setmajer, Polski Wydzia}
Narodowy.
1909 N. Ashland av Chicago III.
|Drogi Panic Setmajer:
Niniejszem potwierdzam 4 maj
wiekszem podziekowaniem odbi6r
wyszezeggolnienyeh penizej~instru-
mentow. ..-
Instrumenty tc, jak mnie POM
formowa} p. Nowak, przes}ane
nam zosta}y przez Polski Wydzia}
INarodowy. Kt0 ME byf W armll l
ME byl odpowiedzialny "a karnosc
wygode i szczescie zo1nierzy, te-
lnu trudno ocenic wartosc dob
|rcj kapeli. Poniewaz nasza dotych
,czasowa kapela byla tylko tax
|dobra, jak tego MONA by}o ocze-
kiwac pc instrumentach, p%ozosta-
wajacych do jej dyspozycyi -
przeto ten Wasz dar umozliwi
nam obecnic posiadanie pierwszo-
rzednej kapeli i bedzie poczyta-
nym "a wielka przysluge ola tu-
tcjszych zo}nierzy Armii Polskiej.
Prosze przyjac odemnie ola
wszystkich oddanych sprawie i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
Komunikat Se|uetaryatu Kom.
Wyk. Wyaz. Narod.

" dnlu Is b. m. odbedzle sic
w Chicago W Domu Zwiazku Po-
lex p6lroczny Zjezd czfonk6wPol
skiego Centrlanego Komitetu Ra-
tunkowego i Wydzia1u Narodo-
wego.
lie wzgledu ma d%okonujace sic
|obccnie coraz zywsze tempem kon
solidacye i ccntralizacye wysi}-
k6w ca1ego wychodztwa polskic--
go W Ameryce W piracy ola Ojczy
zny, GRAZ projcktowana reorgani-
zacye dotychczasowego systemu
dzia}alnoSci P. c.. X. r. i W. NJ
pozadanem jest bardzo, zeby
Zjazd: ten jak %najliczniej obes}a--
ny zostal przez representative
w~szystkich organizacyi i zespo-
low solidaryzujacych sic Z zasada
mi i akcya P. C. K. r. i W. n.
Podstawowa Zasada Wydzia}u
Narodowego - r6wne obowiazki
i r66Wne praWa Ola wszystkch pra
gnacych solida1nie niesc sluzbe
|Ojczyznie - twiera- wrUta ira os=
ciez calemu wychodztwu polskie-
mu W Ameryce. Nielicznc ;juz pc
mnicjsze organizacye i zespoly
~miejscowe, kt6re dotad ME op}a~-
lcaja jeszcze stafego podatku ma
rodowego do kasy Wydzialu Ma
rodoWego - NIGGA to uczynic bez
w}ocznie, wnoszac do kasy Wydz.
Mar. podatek "a diva ostatnic ME
STAGE, a w ten spos6b uzyskaja
prawo reprezentacyi :. glosu ma
Zjezdzie - stosunkowo do wnie-
sionego podatku. 100 dolar6w mie
siecznego podatku daje prawo jed
ncgo g}osu, $4,000 po1owe glosu,
Il $500 jedna czwarta g]osu.
Wszclkie zg}oszenia o informal
eye i mandaty IA Zjazd przesy--
lac nalezy pod adresem: Polish
Natioanl Department, 1909 North
Ashland avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Komitet Wykonawczy Wydzia-
III Narodowego, uznajac potrzebe
stworzenia mozliwie najlepszej
stalej kapeli wojskowej W obozie
Armii Polskiej W Niagara on the
Lake - zakupil niedawno "a ce-
ne $S50.50 ca}y kompleks wyboro
wych instrument6w detych ola
80 m~uzykantow i przes]al je do O.
bozu "a posrednictwem p. NJ. No
waka w Buffalo.
Dzisiaj nadszedl list cd komen
danta Obozn W Niagara On the
Lake, Pulkownika LIE Pan, haste
Ipujacej tresci:
From The Camp Commandant
Niagara Camp
To Mr.. II. Selma :jer. Polish Ma
%ltional Department
1909 N. Ashland a. Chicago Ill.
Dear Mr.. Setmajer:
This is to acknowledge with
our greatest thanks the receipt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

duchu panem tego palacu. Me
nam potrzeby dluzej movie Q tel
epoce mego zycia, powiem popro-
stu, re ksiaze kaza} mnie uczyc,
czego tylko chcia}em, bra}em u
dzia1 W naukach jego syna, MO-
diego zapalenca i prowadzi}em zy
Gle prawdziwie panskie. Pilnosc
moja i gorliwoSc podobaly sic
Eksieciu i gdym doszedi do lat dwu
dziestu pieciu, mianowa1 mnie
swoim sekretarzem i wyznaczyl
mi place, z kt6rej Eye mog}em bar
dzo swietnie. Ksiaze Mifakiewicz
|by} niezmiernie bogaty.
- To by1 MOI ojciec! zawo-
la}a Katarzyna, zryWajac sic.
- A vice mnie oko mole ME
'zwiod}o! - zawolaf Fleuri,-pani
.jestes jego c6rka!.. OIL. Ale
|spokojnie, hrabino! Pozw6l mi pa
nj skonczyc! Ksiaze ktory bawif W
Paryzu ola edukacyi swojej cor
XII Haliny, przeni6sf sic nagle do
swoich dobr do Polski i wzial
mnic do sicbie. Tutaj dopiero po-
znalcm siostre PAM, ukszta}cona /
talk piekna, re piekniejszej zna--
lezc .niepodobna. W samotnosci
wiejskiego zycia znalaz}em dopic-
70 sposobnosc occnienia istoty,kto
RI vprzod tylko przelotnie jake
pensyonarke vidywalem. Spedza--
lismy czesto Gale dni razem "a
prawdc mic jest dziwncm, zeSmy
sic W konctpekm<hali ta miloseia-
go1cacq i namietna, ktora o: wszv
stkiem zapomina. Gas ten blogi
trivial dosyc dlugo j sadzilismy. Zc
brdzic trivial wiccznie, gdy a
ksiaze przypadkiem zeszedf mas
ma mi}oSnej roznowie i wybuch--
mai. By1 tax zagnicwany jak wtc~
dv, gdy mi wytraci} bron z reki,
IA ia jak w6wczas ME bylcm' idol
ny do powicdzenia jedncgo w,yra
''Prosze o reke cork ksiecia:,
- rzekicm narcszcic p~rzyszedlszy
do siebic. ''Psie! - krzykna!
ksinze, - bcz imicnny znajdku:
[t,y Smicsz zadac reki ksiezniczki:
mojc:i c6rki?: - 'Uczyni}em jq
matka, - %odpar}em, obejmuj ac
p]aczacq Haline, - prawo mole
jest Swiete.' - ksiaze podniosl
lkij, Z kt6rym zwyk} byl chodzic i
udcrzyf mnic W glove, ]ajac W
najhaniebniejszy spos6b. Bolu ME
czulem, ale p%onizenie ,jakiegom do
znal, tax mnie bolalo, ze choc W.
nalem sprawiedliwosc jego gnie-
WI, mia}em chec wzajem 60 ude-
RYE. Podnioslem juz reke, ale
Halina rzuci}a sic pomiedzy mas Z
|placzem i b}aganicm. Darcmnie!-
|"Precz Z moich ocz0W. wvrOdna
- krzyknal ksiaze, - ME mann
juz corki!' - Odepchna1 ia cd
siebie i odszedl... -. powroci} jed
max pc chwili re sluzacemi. kto--
rym rozkazal batami mnie WIPE
die. TIE potwory, kt0rym mic zle-
90 nigdy ME zrobifem. doslownie
spe}nily rozkazy. Kijami batami
okladany musia}em uciekac, az
wreszcie padlem omdlaly. Gdym
przyszedl do przytomnosci, spo--
strzeg1em, re sic znajduje IA dro-
ldze. Byla noe. piekna noe let
mia -. Oblany blaskiem ksiezy--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16
Rzeezywiscie, moi D1,dzy, RUFFlE
kenpletzie. usuwa iupiei, RUFFlE
pieIeelaje i wznaenia skdre tax
ze udsskeaala i uPieksza xissy.


W sposob bardzo prosty! Wzieaam do pomo
ry RUFFLES kt6ry usunas lupiez, a obecni,
Who's pieknie sic pussy i rczwija."
w ciagu dwuch lub trzech dni, 1upiez "a po-
moca RUFFLES zacznie s1abniee m Waszej gio'
vie a "a jakis tydzien zupeinie zniknie. Jest to
szczera prawda! Wasz aptekarz zwroci VAN pie
r:adzc. jesli KUFFIES zawiedzie.
Figdy jeszcze ME okaza}o sic cos podobnego
TAX KUFFLES. Mowiac o Ruflisie. ME rozcho-
Gzi sic o jakies perfum. jakas czczosc hub o jakies
r'upstwo. RUFFiES wzmacnia i ozywia zanied-
bala zbiedniala skore g1owy. doda enerciii posi-
ii korzcn wlosu i cCo}em jest to jedyny srcdek.
istri jacy dotad z podobnymi warunkami. Bezwa-
runAowo usuwa lupiez i udatnia najwspanialej
~Iosv.
Kupcie sobie dis jeszcze jedna butelke "a
&c. cd waszcgo apteksrza. Gdyby go ME mial.
pr ysiijcic 75c. ma podany adres. a otrzymacie bu-
telke z op{acona przesy1ka. F. Ad. Richter 4 Co,
7a-eo ton St. New York. N. r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

pomyslnosci zolnierzy Armii Pol
skiej, nasze najserdeczniejsze die
XII "a ten wspanialy dar.
Panski szczery
A. D. LIE Pan
Komendant Obozu.
Poza tenn Kom. Wyk. W. N. wy
sla1 z funduszu Armii Polskiej W
ostatnich dniach Ia rece Genera
la Archinarda W Paryzu $4,000
frank6w ma zaplacenie rocznego
czynszu "a wynajem gmachu Ma
szpital wojskowy ola Armii Polls
kiej, oraz wyplacif dalsza sumo
100000 "a mundury zam6wione
przez Komisye Wojskowa dla of
cerow j sierzant6w.
Henryk Setmajer
Sekretarz Kom. Wyk w. n.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-04-16

lie, ale dumat go ME opuscila. Emo
WI mnie zmierzy4 wzrokiem wyra
zajacym najwyzsza pogarde.
{Giag ualszy nastapi.)
Arizona republican., 1918-05-19
DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS

The United States Marine Corps has opened new district headquarters in charge of Lieutenant Chester A. Fachman at 1115 West Washington Street The district known as the dis trict of Arizona comprises the states of Arizona, New Mexico and the western part of Texas.
 Heretofore, men applying for en- lstment in the Marine Corps were Sent to Los Angeles, California, where they completed their application. Now that Arizona is severed from the Dis. trict of Los Angeles, men applying here will be sent direct to Mare Island for training. Young men who are con- templating enlisting in some branch of the service will find it to their in- terest to call at the Marine Corps recruiting station before making a de- cison.
 The new recruiting staff arc: Lieu tenant Chester A. Fachman, officer in charge; First Sergeant Wm. R Thompson. Sergeant Paul c. Edison and Corporal Guy O. Davidson.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-19
|. W. W. THREATENED
 STRIKE IN SHIPPING

CHICAGO, May 1S.-To James Phillips, secretary of the marine transport branch of the Industrial Workers of the World, was assigned the duty of tying up Atlantic and Gulf coast shipping last summer un- less public opposition to members ceased according to evidence pre- scented in the trial of 112 of the or the organization.
 Incensed over the lynching oi Frank Little, in Montana, Phillips called Q mass meeting in Boston Aug ust last and wired President Will son, threatening to call a general strike in shipping yards unless these things stopped"
 Government counsel charges that the proposed general strike was only part of the organizations plans t, halt industry and upset the nation s war measures, for which the leaders are charged with violation of the espionage act.
 So we'll did Phillips have the situa- ton in hand, according to his per sonal correspondence with William D. Haywood, general secretary treas urer, who directed his work, that or July IS he advised the membership through Solidarity, an official organ that officers of the I. w. ". con trolled boats" were forced 10 treat the men with respect.
 Once on the I. w. W. blacklist they may as well quit the sea, q: cats (sabotage) in these parts art awful wild" he wrote.
 Soon after the declaration of wa on Germany. Phillips wrote Haywood that the shipping companies threatel us with government interference. But we are ready to enforce oul union laws no matter who interferes.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-19
MAY PAGEANT HELD
 BY LIBERTY LODGE
 VAS GREAT SUCCESS

The May pageant of Liberty lodge. the Juvenile branch of the Phoenix Fraternal Brotherhood. held last even ing in Knights of Pythias hall, was one of the most enjoyable social affairs given so far this season un6sr the auspices of any organization. From the moment the hall was thrown open to the public until the final dance number, there was something interest ing doing-something really worth while.
 Throughout all of yesterday mem bers of the Fraernal Brotherhood were present in the big hall, arranging the decorations, fitting up the booths and otherwise preparing for the evenings entertainment And 1t was amid such pleasant surroundings that a pleasing program later was carried out.
 The program of the evening opened with a patriotic service. The introduc- tory remarks were made by Barnett l.. Marks, supreme trustee. Incidental to these exercises, the honor roll Of the lodge containing the names of members now in the service of their country was read by Mrs. ". F. Mo Neeley, as follows:
 Dr. Charles B. Palmer, France: Ralph A. Young, Camp Funston; Edward M. titch, Navy, Texas; Fred Lee Johns, Jr., Camp Funston; Allen H. Brewster, city; Leonard A. Heyman, Camp Funs- | ton; Frances B. Lindstrom, aviation l corps, Texas; Earl E. Bacon Jr., Cam bridge, Mass.
 | l.. A. Risk, the president, then con- | ducted the work of the service, Judge k. c. Stanford delivering the speech, [ State Manager R. T. Mahon giving the | patriotic song.
 2. Seating of Liberty lodge members l by Maricopa drill team explained by o. R. Lindstrom.
 5. Reading, Tow Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.
 4. The May minuet was very at- tractively carried out by Liberty lodge members all wearing white with yellow caps and sashes adding to the festiv- ! ity of the scene.
 .. The modern lodge room created much laughter. In this the little ones gave their interpretation of how a lodge room should be conducted. l G. In the Sawdust Trail the fun
 waxed fast and furious everybody shaking hands and dancing with ev- erybody else in a good old American way.
 Next Saturday there will be a class
 initiated and for every member that
 goes in the supreme lodge pays $4.OC
 into the local Red Cross. In addition
 a box social will be held, the proceeds
 from which will be devoted to the Rec
 Cross fund.