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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
INDIANS CARRYING A WAR
MESSAGE TO ALL TRIBES
Urge Redskins tn Join
Army and Navy,

An Indian NJ the Mescalero Apache
tribe, Chief Thunderwater. bearing a
message TO the Indians of the United
States and Canada, arrived in Tulsa
yesterday accompanied by his bride
Lone Feather. and delivered two ad-
dresses on the streets
Chief ThunderwHter and his bride
are making tour OF the entire CONT
nent In the interest OF stimulating mil
itary service among the hundreds Of
Indian tribes OF this country and Can
ada. and the couple are now on their
way east where they will make n re-
port TO the national officials on their
work
The indian chief has spoken on
every reservation In the country since
leaving Canada upon Americas en- .
trance into the war, and as n result
ot his work several thousand IHdiaua
have enlisted I'm the army and navy OF
the United States
As a part Of his message ne calls
upon every American Indian 10 pro-
tect every act OF the governments on
posing the kaiser; TO inform the de.
nartment OF Justice OF any suspicious
act or utterance and TO protect the
interest Of every soldier, whether he
be IN the United States or abroad.
Chief rhunderwater. whose Indian
name is Moxes. and his bride will
sneak again this afternoon and even
ing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
The Letters of LemueI Bean
By Roy

nearly every barrel and ash can was
the receptacle ror two or three pairs
of bone i1nmcd Speetaelsy. Flowing
ties had given way to the detesta BILE,
luwbrowed four-in hnuds
II waA tough enough TO have 10
go to work. hut Il wa, tougher still
to abandon All the camoufRge. In
most cases the canouflagc was all
they had
when the ruthless hand OF war
swept the free lunch into the discard
u changed the entire prospect of. the
genius colonies Up to that time the
war WAS Joke tu them Then they
felt II In all its paraNzing frightful-
ness
How many tremendous epic poems
has II ruined How many great
paintings will remain unfinished
How many great American novels"
have been arrested In their flight?
The abol'shment of the lunch libre
was the most unkiudest OF all.
There are many less geniuaes. but
there are many more street car con.
ductors elevotoU men and plumbers'
helpers than ever before
The little circles OF advanced
thinkers now have something TO
/ think about
Hoping YOU are the same. re-
lhalh' yours, LEM.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
Ence Criminal Prosecution.


rptSiAl 70 IN" Woftu
oKMUI GEE, Jan. S.--Fifty Of the
most prominent oil men and several
largo oil companies are defendants IN
criminal cases on the docket for the
term that Will convene here on Janu-
airy ~. All src charged with per
hitting crude oil to be deposited In
stream" The act charged Ia q viola
ton OF the law and the least penalty
that can be- Imposed In case Of con-
vir,lon In fine OF $40 and costs
The state game warden occurred tho
evidence In thosc cases and made the
complaints and Il IL expected that .
member OF tho Aaf of Attorney -0en-
eral Freezing will be hero 10 assist IN
the prosecution OF the cases Among
tho defendants are the Tidal and
pegosa on companies, DR. o. A. Lam
bert, w. u. Pine. John Heboid, w. II.
Alexander and many Others These
are tho first prosecutions Of thh sorf
In the state. l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

lNuves will explain the workings of
the Income law. ana will tell Ad club
members what they arc missing by
not drawing down incomes Of mil
lions year.
II. II. Horton. onS " the hest
known advertising men ia oklahoma,
In TO be another speaker on that oc-
casion, having been assigned the sub
iect, Preparation Of Retail Adver-
tislng Copy" There IL lot to be
learned from such talk by such n
speaker and much OF II will apply
directly TO tina Ad club members OF
this city.
In announcing the meeting. the
club officials call attention 20 tho fact
hat The man with our money
Treasurer q, Y. Nandevor, will pre-
vide at tho gong and viii call time
both for the menu and for the
speokers."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
Sit Down!

state Fire Marshal " Nj
Shott announced yesterday that
the regulations prohibiting the
standing In aisles, exits or pas
! HagewuNs nj theAtcrs would be
strict yeufOrced
Recently two local theater
' managers were arrested, and
they promised to- conform 10 tho
law. Another arrest of another
manager was made yeaterdnU
' aud his trial will come up Mon.
' day.
While standing back Of tho
. rear seat Is permitted, persons
, keep out of the passagewayr
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

ferson county. who few months ago
was sentenced TO one year In prison
after he had pleaded guilty to ON
beEzlement VI county funds, has asked
clemency OF Governor Williams and
hopes TO receive parole or pardon.
He began his sentence In December
aud was granted leave TO spend
the holidays with his family.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
INCOME TAX COLLECTORS TO
ADDRESS 40 CLUB TUESDAY
". ". Horton Wii Re Second speaker
"n Program tandc,cr Pre-
.ilics az LUNCHEON

Members OF the Tulsa Ad club are
10 hear how they would be treated II
they were luckt enough % fail within
that gPoup from which the govern
Weut expects to collect an income
TAX At the regular weekly meeting
next Tuesday tt the noon hour. IN the
Trbctr dining room ~ Hotel Tulsa.
q q, ianford, income tax Lepresen-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
NEAR BEER CAUSES ILLNESS
Ciaremorc Junkmnn Gocs Into Con.
vnlsionH Following Drnnght.
9perial 10 The WorlA.

special to The World.
NCLAREMORE. okla, Jan. b.-A.
n. LdtchcnhurS. proprietor Of SIC
Claremore Junk Yard. was rendered
dangerously III Friday morning when
he took drink OF near beer.
In some manner tho contents of
The bottle must have become poisoned
for no sooner had the man takon the
drink than he fell to tho sidewalk in
oonvulsions A physician war called
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
but grave fears for the nIau's re-
oovery are entertained.
CUPID BESTS DOC DIVORCE
Two Hundred Ninety Four Marriages
Staged In Rogers County.

Special to The World,
CLAREMoRE. Okla, lap. b.
During the year OF 1917 In Rogers
county there were issuei out OF the
court clerks office 2st marriage
licensoa The month OF April set the
record with 80, but May with 80. and
September with %. came close,
During. tho same period OF time,
from January |. 1917, TO January 1.
1918. So divorce actions were filed In
tho district court side OF the court
clerks office Dan Cupid had these
little set backs but she showed a
handsome majority In the years
work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06
Y. NJ. {. A. Notes

rue physical department in special
iling these days In helping men TO
become physically flt for service in
the army or navy For the past wepL
or more there have been an average
ht Two men per day who haVcoi In
CURED OF the physical director how
theS might pnt on few pounds
enough To bring them up To the re-
quired standard. MIR. Won Thurn US
uAlly prescrihes a course OF corrective
eating aud says fully one-t third of th,
mon VIII he able TO gain sufficient
weight TO make them available for
military service, Beginning next
IueSdhy evening AZ S:l5 o'clock ana
continuing thereafter each TUESDAY
and 1hursdny nights. there will be a
ulASS IN military training under the
ditesiion of Fred y. Thompson. some
umc ago Mr.. Thompson directed n
similar cioss at the Y NJ. c. A. and AT
least tNn men who are now officars
IN the army hnve written TO the effect
mat their quick promotion was due
largely 10 the benefit derived from his
instruction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Spiyy Seeks Ciemcncy.
Special 70 The World,
WAURlKA. okla, Jan. John A.
Splysy. former clerk OF courts In JEFF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Mrs. Yula Aler. the capable matron
who presides over the dormitories and
acts az mother 20 the boys who stay
There nnd who has been confined TO
her home for several days. Is very
much better. II Is expected that she
VIII he able to resume her duties on
Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Inquiry has come to the association
regarding the whereabouts OF James
Murl lludson. lad OF rs, who let
his home in Jasper Ark. recently.
The family believe he. came To Tulsa
TO look for work. He ls said TO be
a hoy ~ good character who may
have been mised 10y bad companions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

The following new men are regis
tered in the Y u c. 4. dormitorles
this week: Frank Forbes and Cor
den II. Flickingcr. Of Bradford. Pa /,
JacK Fullbright. Fayetteville. Ark.
Earnest s. Massey Chicago: Paul ID.
Murrin. Franklin, r.. Leroy DeBoe.
Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

A special trent ls In store for those
who attend the meeting OF the Mems
forum In the Y. NJ c. 4. gymnaslum
SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock. Newton
n. Rlddcll. one OF the. foremost lee
turerS ana preachers on the American
platform. today viii speak upon
very interesting and highly practical
subject The iife Victorious" There
viii be music by male quartet and
following the meeting there will be
social hour I'm the lobby ..,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Table No 2 consists Of ladies'
lace boots. covered and leather
heels. turned and welt soles,
gray and black, black and white
com binationa. brown and gray
kid feathers; 50 to ila values,
Monday price. CO 0E
only .,..ss. .s..,,a eposOc
yANDEV ER' 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Table No. 3 contain,
misses patent low hee
button shoes; good style
and extra good quality
Sale .price,o 60 AZ
Monday, pair pL.fC
CoND FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-06

Table No. I contains q complete
assortment of ladies s-inoh lace
and button boots In brown. gray.
Ivory. black and white: regular
$40 TO $3.50 values Clearance
BALE price, Monday. "a or
per pair, ot...,...,. p4.JC
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19
FRONT STl< .'C IMPROVEMENTS

The Golden Ho HIS ha gang of carpenter ecor atorS at V ri< for som tim.
 The Lobby ana Peoi f;oom have been tdrown into ono ard SO arranged thatit is one of the most attractive lounging plA c:.s n town. Upstllrs, new .loors and papering m;h IL like new. The lessee, being. ! podular hotel man, shoa!l be ligply successful.
 A. Ketterer will ias5all q lumber of bathrooms in the ront portion of his building. :no will refurnish the l4otel. He vill then have . thol out lily up a d:.te house, most ot tie r.,m> with baths.
 The Soda Follj.s fir tn Alaskan s expe d cx .1sek.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19
RED CROSS N IS

The Red Cross c <p:er was >rglnizod on Tue~d y when . representative gatl l.erinss was present.
 In reviewing tLe work oi the ,.mporary orgatiSatlo h.. t Chairman made mention of the lct that that SO far there has been $500 raised and that in less than ninety dey*.
 The Officers elected w,~e:- Chairman, Mrs Cvl~. Vlce hair. nan, Mrs Faddis. Secret ,rv, Miss McC Eth Treas IF r, Mrs Laurie.
 RED CROSS Meeting in the Schoolhouse Tuesday evr ing at8.
 BUSINESS
 Report of Auditing Comm ttae
 Election of Chan man Fin .nce and Exec ative Committee.
 To make arrangements K ..tt- ing, and sewing branches.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

The Rev. Shriver will be in Mccarthy on Wednesday, and will hold seryice in the school house in the evening.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

The Mint rs Union hAs loW its headquarters III the baildiug recently occupied by kysle Brown This is now Miners Union Hall No. 1o9. The seci retarv, George Berry, has h office ln the salnt. building.
 :.. I. v
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

Just received: Fresh shipment Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal Poul- try, also Smoked Tongue, ,Finnan aaddie and Kippered Salmon. R, L. H. Marshall
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19
GARD PARTY THURSDAY

A Card party will be held ln the A. B. Hall on Thursday Jan. 24th at8.pm. sharp, in aid of the Red Cross. Five hundred will De played and Refreshments served, Admissions 50, cents
 In order t~ avoid renting ;arniture, every one isinvited to bring his own chair.
 This is . grown peoples party and school children are not invited.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19
MCCARTHY MAN IN s.EAI ILk

;. <. 4. '*'-... wnO IS spend l., ..e M....~, ts, oeaGtle. has be- intervl Wca oy the Press .t ( >.
 d> aOsoc s,,a -ue opening up
 X .SMa |, %tI. .l.ue measure.
 ..1cit , .4u mus: ac. uu4chiy J .slns oe .v.lc as a b ysc ..I,. senu u4eu ..uu equipment .o r>i.tsAa Lo evelo2 . w;,r supp J O. cod allu O., ne says.
 Mr Barrett also brought to .ne nOtlce ui 44is IA ,erVleWer tne hied. Aee1.s O. AiaShA today saying h .i.c war and Navy Dep rtment would cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce and Com merclal Club in Seattle, to hast en development, Alaska coulu supply enough coal anu Oil to win the war.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19
NEWS ITEMS

0 " - \ @-4AN .--.
 so.j.
 There will be no Movie Show Sunday owing to the Power Plant beingshut down. .'sac7'.
 ;@* 9 .~: f::. -to -; ,;a:.....
 Tie Rev. E. P. Ziegler is in town for the week CT d and will hold services in the schoolhouse Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
 '< |'-' .,'e+,t t1t z i'~a. Mr. and Mrs, McAllister were in town last weekend from Niz- ina. f..:
 ',' ..' Ia. Gap. Hubriek greatly >urpris- ed his friends this week, when the announcement of his: we'd ding arrived, Evidently the intrepid hunter was not proof against 'Cupid's arrows when he visited Rochester. We all wish Cap and his bride great happiness and hope soon to make the lady's acq'l ,intance. ..
 Dance Saturday night A.. B. Hall. :..."~ ,.' ~g.~.
 G'C. Gwinn the NiZina oracle predicts an early breakup.
 MT. Jm Wilson arrived on last Sundays train and will be here for g while looking after his interests. .":>.
 Mrs >!'. ?. Nelson entertained 8 party of ladies at her resid- ence CT Wednesday afternoon, Five hunared was played, after which dainty refreshments were served.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19
Personal

Representative Murray left or 'r:lnradAy's train fer Juneau where he will interview Colonel Waugh of the Alaska Road Com mission and endeaavor to secur, additional funds for the Nizin Bridge.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

A. Ketterer has received Vor,i that his wife and son wil: be b .ck in March. Herman ,ecen'!y sustained a severe in jury to his head while employed in a s!:ipyard; although complete ay recovered he will probably ca,:y the scar for life.
 x :.9~'ar
 Mrs. gam Laurie entertainel 6 nlmber of friends at a supper 7arty after the Show, sH Thurs day evening.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

Ov..l sto the fact that } ben esoIent government will not per mit us to work longer than aght hours per day, we have found it necessary to rs:so the price of wood. to $S.O0,
 Every e+ cord, however. is stl]l 1S8 Cubic foot,
 3:.l>Mune's Transfer.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

Fred A. Hotchkiss, of Miller ton, New York, one of our mos 10 >ular mining men, we'll know, in this section. has joined & aY asioa corps in his heme city ..sr'
 
 ". Ara glad to see John Lin t.:t out oncs more after his long ill2ess.
 Frank Boyle, an old time. ;:om the Nelchina country is n town nnder the doctors care ]aving had the misfortune 60 1reese his feet during the las cold snap at Kuskolina.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-01-19

There will be no Movie Show Sunday owing to the Power Plant beingshut down. .f;fo"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06

dostatn">ti franklm"vog Spomenika Washing
tonu. iii kako daleko verdunslii topovi q in
g"SlovcnSkom paniu je Sutio.
lopce iStupila jc SrpSSa miSija iskljucivo kao
>rpSka. TraIeci pomoc amerGku "a rekonstruk-
"iJu Srbjc nilc So h icla da Sjet opuS oSenh pre-
djela. popalicnih Scla upropaS,enih porodica II
BoSni-llcrcegovini. Sriicmu drugdie
l'natoc proNvjcdu prctc vccine naSih iselje-
nika II Amcrici srpSka je vada drzala kho svog
glavnog komzua tovjeka. koji ic i sam preko
Svojih novima upormo radio protiv iugoSovensie
ideie. \apokon "a je obaSula hvalom Slavom
SrpSka vlada Ha,lala jc II Ameriku potpu-
kovnika Milana FribiGevica kao Scfa vojne missile
sakuplianjc iugoslovenSliih dobrovoiaca Dok
jc .. PribiGcvic swim Sama radio oko povierene
mn zadacc poGaSni gcneralni konsul kralievnc
Srbiic II New Norku. izravno neizravno DO svo-
jim organma. SprcGavao ic rad . PribiGevica dok
napokon njc morao napustti Svoju misiiu Kad Sc
ic povratio Spocitavali mu. da ie opasan Jugo-
Slovcu. NADIA Sukob Sa reGenim kOnsuom uz
koicca Su bill Svi zvanicni srpsk krugov
Nlada koia ie imala da zastupa ujedinjenie
naSc narodne teritorije jednu jedinstvenu drza-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06
Ideja, ki ZInaQuie.

lal koii jc proSu" kroz tcSku Sko!u nevoljc bi
doraSao vcIikoj zadaci koja ic namiicniena II
huducnoSi. Otekivali Smo od krai srpslc VIA
de. da fc JugoSovcnski problem II svojoi ciro>ri
zastupaii pred >avcznicma. tc traziti oduGno ujr-
dinjcuic nnSc cjelokupnr marodnc tcritorjc koja
- kako krfsl>a dckIaraciia : pravom islicc
"bez poyrcde Iivotnih mtcrcSa riclinc ne hi ,uic-
la kmjit'.
Temu Nledi konstatranjc, XII hi 50 lahko imc-
novalo priznanjc razoGaranja in gaS
\aSc made na Ial0St uiSu iSpJniie Da lc
kiHli Pctar koji svoju krumu ina da zahvali wolff
parCda, tc kOii ic jcduom oriiovao dis mije van
krlmicni prcdSicdnik republikc pa da 80 wise po-
unSi povjcrcni"m Svog naroda ncgo Ii krunom
da ic. vclimo liza krfSke delilaracjc stavio Svoiu
krunu ma raspolaganie narodu koii ga ic njomo
oviencao. time. da ce primiii novu kumu ed Syc-
ullupnog naroda iugosovem>kog. ako ga odlikuic
svoim povjcrcnjcm, bio hi time vicroiaino osigu-
rao monarkiiu ,lnasiiju. Ma zalos zostac ic
oval SvcStrano occkivaIi gest.
krali. Srpska vlada 81 :>vojc siranc. um ieSio
da ic izniea zaStupala pred savcznicima pro
gram jugosloyenski smisu Krfske deklaraciic,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06

&c ie Slovensko RepublicanSko IdruzenJe
kdai moglo biti zadovoljno ie lahko sedal. ko Je
vsej crti zmagala glavna ideja, "a kaiero Sc le
bOrilO Ese, zaradi cesar mas napadaIl p'a'lil,
Obrekovali in denuncira danes blesci laShl
,svetlobi tst Xxi so braniIi nesrccno kriSko deKla-
iracijo. glavni razog vsega nasprots'va. Vlr NSeh
inaSih bojev Sc je Sedaj sami svecano odreRaJo "a
lutemeliitev svojega kOraka pa navalalo dogodNe'
Xxi ma najcdloGnejsi naGin potrjujeio argumente'
katermi smo Sc mi boievali proti paktu viad"
gospoda Pasica.
Jugoslovensko Narodno NiieCe WaShlngto-
nu je dne l. novembra objavilo obSiren proglaS
katerim Sc obraca do Jugoslovanov IedlnJenih
drzavah in razlaga njem. zakaj ne priznava wee
krfske deklaracje
V uvodu razlaga la razglas deklaraclJ" na
svoj nacin Ges da nj moga biti tocka dlnaS'll
Karagiorgjevic mic druzega kakor "zcja SugeSt-
ia, predlog' Potem pripOveduJeJo. kaJ Je Ma
rOdno Viiece' pricakovalo rekoc:
"Mi ovdje IL America vodili smo naJoJalhiJc
i u najboljoj vjeri propaganda IA ideJe hrske dc-
klaracje, dokazujuci demokratski duh kraiJa re-
ira te opravdanost made da ze njegov sin Aleksah-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06
PRITozBE NARoDNEGA VIJECA.

l'a podpre Svoic otitkc proi ofriclni srb~ki
\Iadl. navaia razeIa> cello vrsio faktov nascd-
nicm:
Mad jc zimu> priSpiea ovamo SrpSka miSija.
pr'lIl'a Sc mjczinGm procclnku Q. NcSnicu icdn
S'V"na prika. da Sa najugIedniic govornicc >viic-
Ia - kongresu Sicdinicnih Drzava razlozi
nrm ct orbi jugoSavcnski problem. te brani i
uS''aM pravcdno riieSenjc miegovO. tnatoG ma
sem "dlutnom zahtjcvu Q ic NcSnic. sliicdcci oci
r'dno m>irukciic Svoic Wade, propuStio til icdn-
Sirehu u hiSt"rii prililiu. govorcci SvaccmiI.
mo nc q onomc. $40 ic morao da govori praved
noSh lugsSlovcn'kih nar0dnih teznia Drugdie. na
pn'oranlu miSiic kroz Sjedinjenc Drzavc. govorio
Jc amcrickom Svijctu kcltma. mjetniGkoj ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06
e CHICAGO, Nov 6) 1919 IETo fvo, VII,

mogote najpraviCne Isl izb,d ki.r =, r..ni.i -,
pa mora pravica iSkati pred treti, inS,ouc, nl
katcre Sc more pri6akova,i nepristranoSt
Zd Sc torcj da Sc bo morala likvidaciia av
Stro-ogrslo d,dS;inc prcdloziti takemu n.vtr,Irc
mu ,ribunalu. pred katcreya bodo prizadcti nara.
iii mora ~iopiti kot ~trankc. da zagovariaio >vo-
ia otaliSGa najboliSim argument. kan. iih ima in
ma ralpolago. da Spre meio hravorck doiicneo;,
sodSGa ko dcfinitivuo rcSitcy
&c 81 bo T. vScmi teni koutroy,rzami h,viI.
mirovna konfereuca >ama ali de iih izroGi med
narodnemu razsodiSGu ii Sc pricakuje da bo ,,,,a
novlic "a prcpreGenie novih yoiu ali .. 80 tsi,
nov specialize razSodiSce IA ia namen. jc postran-
>lo vpraSanic Glavuo ic da So hcdo probIemi
morah prcdiozti Taxi intemaciomalni ins,anci in
TIA Spoznajo ia yNi przadei deli krr iih to ,pozna
ME lahllo obvaruie siccr gotovih uniGuio6ih a
nopomoma nc>rnoircnih bojcv.
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Naa j. raditi sal IA Prolircnm. >nd IN Vcliku
Srbiu
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'mrncka NIada. pogicdu drugc PREDICT cijcli
hI| rInJcnica a mcdavnc izavc PaSiceve. IL koiih
NllJrd da hi Sc. po ncgovom mis- icniu. ujodiuic
NE Jng"Sovena imalo da provedc pod egdom
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06

This paper Is devoted to
the interests of the work
inS class. Workers are
entitled to all what they
produce.
The border vidette., 1918-04-20
Mining Means Much for Arizona.

When a perscD looks through the Arizona papers for items showing industrial activity one is struck with the fact that the majority of items pertain to the mining industry.
 This is the most convincing proof that mining is the states great industry and for this reason Arizona citizens should consider well any measures or conditions which tend to dis courage it's expansion.
 The mines employ thousands of laborers at good wages. en courage development of electri- cal energy, use large quantities of lumber, support numerous other industries in the state, and last but not least, carry the heavier share of the tax burden.
 Polices which encourage min ing in Arizona are for the best in terest of the state at large. - PrOSpectOr.