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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
PREPAREDNESS
 WAS HIS THEME
URGES BUSINESS MEN TO SUP. PORT POLICY AND HELP
 MAKE NATION SAFE
MADE TWO SPEECHES
He Hopes to be Able to Bring the Warning Nations together
 Harmoniously

COLUMBUS, Dec. 11-In two speeches that President Wilson de livered to large audiences yester- day, he plead for the assistance of every business man all over the country in his policy for prepared ness. He said that if the United States could go through the present crisis, without being compelled to take hand, it would be miracle and therefore another proof that We need to prepare ourselves.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
DEFEATED IN
 ATTACK ON THE FRENCH

PARIS, Dee 11-A defeat of the Bulgzrizns December Tn an attack on rhe French line at AbOgarh Dsnir-Gapu and Costuorino is re- ported in 2 dispatch from Athens to the Havas News agency under to- days date
 The Serbian retreat into Albania says the dispatch, is hampered b Tad weather and roads and the presence of more than 10000 Aus trian prisoners-
 There are now 10000 Serbian troops and 20,OO0 refugees gather ad in Albania, the Athens advicea state
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
GERMAN INTRIGUE" IN
 ORIENT yExES BRITAIN

LONDON, Dec. 11-Sir Edward Grey, secretary for foreign affairs intimated in the house of commons today that the British government earnestly was considering means for blocking German intrigue" in China generally. and in the Brit ish colonies in the Far East and in the foreign concessions in China
 Sir Edward said that the danger of German lnchinations was being anxiously considered.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
THE JEFFERSON ARRIVED

The Alaska s. s. Co.'S steamer Jefferson arrived from Seattle last evening about 6 o'clock, with local freight and mail but no passengers for Ketchikan. She got away for the north shortly afterwards, talk ing as passengers from Ketchikan L. Lysol. Leo Tradal, for Peters burg, I. W. Collins for Wrangell, Ic. Puring, J. A. Swain and J. Jackling for Juneau.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
TO SUBMIT
 ANOTHER LAW
WILL. GIVE BREwERIES CHANGE TO USE THEIR PROPERTY
 TO SUPPLY OUTSIDERS

SEATTLE, Dc. t1-iIt was learn en at the state department today at Olympia that at the next cleo ton law will be presented to the voters that will give two pro
 hihition laws in the state of Wash ington. The proposed law will allow breweries to operate within tho state and sell to outsiders from the state instead of going outside of the state to sell their products as the present prohibition law directs.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
yGN HINDERBURG SAYS
 WAR MUST CONTINUE
Believes Nations Sacrificing Them
 selves te Great Britain

VIENNA. Dec Recently, a correspondent of the Neue Freie von Hindneburg. who is stationed on one of the most important points on the Russo-German front. Or the subject of peace the correspon- dent quotes the marshal in parts as follows:
 HAt present the enemy won't make peace. They are not ye. weakened enough. We must. there fore, keep it up further"
 Field Marshal Hindenburg criti- cized the French demands. partic- ularly that relating to Alsace-Lor- raine-
 s1f they want it." he said. "they should come and get it.
 aThe British he continued. "ap- pear also to have decided to con tinue the war. It Is true that re- ports come from India that ought to danpen the British for lust for war somewhat, but one must wait and see whether these reports are her Achilles tendon; I am not re- ferring alone to India.
 @1n Russia also the emperor and government plainly desire the con tinuation of the war. The most remarkable thing is all these na- tions do not see that they are only sacrificing themselves for Great Britain. It does not look like peace and so Geiz,any cannot sheat her swords
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
THE ATTACHES
 ARE RECALLED
SECRETARY WAS so INFORMED THIS MORNING BY THE
 GERMAN AMBASSADOR
KAISER SENT ORDER
For Captain Res-Ed and Captain Yca Pepen to Return Home as
 Soon as Possible

WASHINGTON, Dec 1l-Secre tsry Lansing today was informed ty Count vOR Bernstorff. anlbasssa- dor from Germany tO Washington that Captain Boy-Ed and Captain voR Pepea had been recalled by or1er Of the German Emperor
 Both have made themselves ob- 5es<ionzble through their activity 1T various breach of neutrality laws. nOseably in supplying German erais- CTS through the chartering pf American steamers after the war vzS declared
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
LYCEUM LECTURE NO. THREE

The Lyceum committee announce the celebrated lecture Color Photo Eraphy, by R. A. Buchanan, next ahursday evening at eight o'clock. at Red Mems Hall The lecture is illustrated and the treat of en- toying for an evening the beautiful in photography is anticipated No reserved seats
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
CONDITION
 |S P|T|FUL
NEARLY | MILLION DYING FROM PESTILENCE. FAMINE
 AND EXPOSURE
DRIVEN FROM HOMES
Take Refuge to Greece, Rumanit Montenegro and Some
 Into Albania

ROME, Dec. 11-A correspondent to a local paper says that from eight hundred to one million men, women and children throughout Serbia have been driven from their homes and have taken refuge either in Greece, Rumania, Montenegro or Albania.
 In some contested places they are dying by the hundreds through famine, pestilenck or exposure. It is the most pitiful sight, the cor respondent says to see those poor starving women and children.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
HELD UP
 AND SEARCHED
AMERICAN STEAMER SAN JUAN STOPPED BY FRENCH
 CRUISER TO-DAY

NEW YORK, Dec 1l-En route from Porto Rico to New York, the American steamer San Juan was stopped by q French cruiser and searched- The captain protested against what he called an out rage, but to no avail. The French officers made a thorough search cf the vessel and when they werv satisfied they ordered the captain to proceed The case will be re psrted to the department at Wash ington
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
SEATTLE FISH BROKERS ARE
 KICKING

SEATTLE. Dec fl-LaSt Weanes day. twenty-nine thousand poun F cE halIbut was brought n and so'1 for six and three-0uarteFs of a cen 2 pound.
 Seventy-One boxes of halibut tha- arrived on the Humboldt Friday morning were covered with cases of canned salmon and could not he unloaded until the evening. Tre fish brokers and dealers are up 1T srnls against such action as they say inc fish is likely to become uushy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
GARRISON MAKES MORE
 RECOMMENDATIONS

WASHINGTON, Dec. l1-See- retary Garrison today furnished ths senate with 3 supplementary report and recommendation in regard to an increased army. The secretary says that the country should have an army cf . million and one half men. as least partially trained III the manuel of arms that the coun- try could depend on in case of necessity.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
THE CRACKER LOOKING GOOD

Jas Bzwien and his brother Ben came over fron- Hollis on the mail boat Last night They have tssst :sspshed doing tss@ snnls, assesz- nseut wcrk on he Crzrs1er lack group Of mining claims near HOllis Tn which he E largely interested Mx Bawden iz well pleased with inc way the property is showfny ID. together with inc otneI gOss properties around Hollis. ard prs diets . great future for Hcllis as gold camp He confirms the ps.' ;Ogs report- Of preparation. fer Ienewad and enlargei acti~i ties at that eanp in the earv spring.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
FIGHTING
 AGAINST THE SERBS

PARIS, Des- Il-Flghting be tween strong bands pf ATbznizns and the Montensgrin ard Serbian troops $ reported in dispatch from Ceteinie Montenegro. to the H4vas Agency.
 TEs message says these bansiS are believed 70 have been organized 50 cooperate with the Austrizns but that they are 1error5-ing t1e civilian population. piIlaging their homes and ssszSSinztfng Christians
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
HOkE SMITH RESOLUTION |
 ADOPTED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11-Sena- tor Hoke Smith, a democrat of Georgia, who gave notice to the senate few days ago that he would introduce a resolution to have the foreign relation committee in- vestigate interference with Ameri- can commerce by Great Britain, carried his notice into execution by bavingthe resolution adopted yes terday. The committee will investi- gate and report to the senate.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
ALLIES NEED BATTERING SAYS
 GERMAN GENERAL

LONDON, Dec. 11-Field Mar shal won Hindenburg, in an inter view obtained by Dr. Paul Gold mann, expressed the view that the foes of Germany do not desire peace at the present time, says a Berlin dispatch transmitted by Reuters correspondent to Amster- dam, because "they are not suffie- iently battered"
 The field marshal is quoted as saying, "We must continue, there fore, to press them, since they will not admit any of our successes"
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
Southbound
ALAMEDA IS COMING

The steamer Alameda left last evening for the north having on board Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Semar, Mrs. L. Howard, Birdie Warren, F. F. Ryus, Mrs. J. E. Ryus and Helen Maynard as passengers for Ketchikan
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
AUSTRIA MUST
 EXPLAIN
DEPARTMENT GETTING ANX- IOUS OVER DELAY OF THE
 ANCONA INCIDENT

WASHINGTON Dec. 11--While there is no absolute necessity to worry over the delay of Austria to reply to the note of Secretary Lan- sing over the sinking of the steamer Ancona by Austrian submarines when several Americans were drowned, yet the state department feels that Austria is taking longer to frame a reply that it appears necessary. This lead to the belief that a break with that country is possible.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11

LONDON. Dec 11-An uncon- fIg7ned report of the mutiny of 3 Bulgarian infantry regiment, re- ceived in Amsterdam from Frank fcrt, was forwarded today by the correspondent of the Exchange Tel egraph company. This report is to the effect that the regiment was ordered to proceed to the Galipoli peninsula to fight with the Turks and that when 1t refused to obey the command, 300 ofthe nutineers were shot.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11-Secre- tary Daniels said today that he would recommend in his report to congress that three navy yards be constructed on the Atlantis and two on the Pacific for the building of battleships.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
NEW YORK, Dec. 11--Five addition

NEW YORK, Dec. 11--Five addition al indictments were returned to- day against Robert Fay, Walter Scholz, Max Rreitung, Dr. Herbert Paul Darehe, charged with conspir- acy to commit murder, to commit assault with deadly weapons and to destroy ships. Earlier indictments charged them with attempting to destroy ships.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
COAL BUNKERS
 WERE ON FIRE
FIRST REPORT DIRECT FR0M THE BIG STEAMSHIP WAS
 RECEIVED TO-DAY

SAN FRANsis'NO. Dec IT. The first authentic report received fscul the big steansseip Minnesota that was found helpless in mid ocean a few days sgc, has just been brought in I. appears that her cos' bunkers wssc afire but is new under control.
 She is expected to arrive in tow of two tugs either Tuesday of Wednesday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
Al The DREAM TONIGHT
 4 CARTOON COMEDY

Remember the cartoon comedy at the Dream tonight It is comedy that is different. 4 good Weekly and a strong two reeler. Change Of program tomorrow night Alice Joyce in powerful two reeier and a cartoon comedy, The Police dog. Monday and Tuesday a five real Paramount feature, The Man from Home. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
ARMY OFFICER COMMITS
 SUICIDE

HONOLULU, Dec 1l-Lieus- Col. Cromwell. head of the army engin- eerEng corps here. shielded by fir Iag . baIEes through his brain It L believed here that at the tiHsz ae was mentally ieranged due 10 oyer work
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
SHE CARRIED
 DYNAMITE
THOUSANDS OF TONS SAID ID HAVE BEEN STORED AWAY
 ABOARD OF HER

LOS ANGELES. Dee. f1-Aeting under orders from the department Of justice, Agent Blanford went III search Of the Minnesota but failed to locate her II is said thar the big steamer carried thousands of ions of dynamite aboard This in formation lead the department to take action Sae is to 5a searched thoroughly when slse comes 5n-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
BELGIAN SHOP IS DESTROYED
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OCCUR. RED DEMOLISHING FACTORY
 AND KILLING MANY

HAVRE, Dec 11-A large muni- tiOn factory under the supervision of governmental officials was de stroyed last night by terrific ex- plosion which demolished the build ing completely and killing several employees.
 The extent of the damage is yet uncertain Neither is the cause of the explosion known
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11

NEW YORK. Dec. s-Two stow aways, Jacob Greenburg of this city and Alop Bach, a native of Finland, were found aboard the Ford peace ship, the Oscar H. several hours after she left port Saturday, according to wireless messages received here. Greenburg. a messenger. who got aboard b. the ruse of delivering a fake tele- gram to one of the passengers, has been made ships messenger. while Bach has been set to work peeling potatoes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
OVER FROM METLAKAHTLA

Prof. Chas. D. Jones, the head of the Government School at Met lakahtla, and his wife are local vis- itors, and guests of the Stedman Hotel while in the city.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
MIR. AND MRS. GOODRO
 IN TOWN

s. J. Goodro, Superintendent and part owner of the Goodro Mine, and his wife came over from Kasaan last night on the local mail boat, and are the guests of the Revilla Hotel.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
KAISER TO GO TO BRUSSELS
 BEFORE CHRISTMAS

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 11-It was learned today that the Kaiser plans to make trip to Brussels in the near future, at least before Christ mas holidays.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
AREEVACUATING
 LEMBERG
AUSTR0-GERMAN FORCES SAID TO BE MOVING OUT OF
 STRONGHOLD TODAY

PETROGRAD. De. 11-A report has just been received to the effect that the Austro- German forcea were evacuating Lemburg today.
 It is said that the forces will be used in the Balkan States where they intend to drive the allies out Of that part of the country.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
SPECIALITY

August chickens weight from and 1-2 to 2 pounds each alive ol dressed, delivered at any time.
 4. ". BRINDLE. Phone G 105
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-11
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
Northhound

Northbound Despatch tomorrow, Alameda, to- morrow evening, Princess Sophia Monday evening, Humboldt, Tues day the 14th.
 Southbound City of Seattle, Tomorrow morn ing, Al-Ki Monday forenoon, lief ferson, Monday evening, and Ad- miral Evans Tuesday night.
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9orrans. Das bieie nidt Iiefern
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bas 1T Elm Iebr ihIedter Imeritunsr.
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Sn Wirtlihteit aber bunbelt es ii6 bel
Der Inleibe bauptiGhlib barum. bas
Rep gorter prpbritifde 8dnts sSpnbis
tat Al retten. Oiefes bat fold arpbe
Mensen Don britiiNen unb fraa8piis
i6en Wedieln bistontirt, bdB ss Dor
@nsit ni9t aus unb ntht Elm lpeib
unb ieBt ion bus Bolt ibm aug Der
patfcbe belfen. Sopsit Ssmanb aus
geseiiteruns fir bic 2lniirten fsin pris
patselb ba8u bersibt, 70 Iabt Ti6 ni4ts
baseeen tbun unb faseu. Seper sann
nit feinem sigenen Gelb tbun. mas
ibm beIi.bt. 9lbsr iebr iirens 1T barauf
su a9tsn, bab bic 8anten biefeu pa
pieren fern blsiben. Cine 9dlrf, bic
bas 9elb ibrsr 0epoiitorsn in papisren
Der IGiirten anlest. bessbt sinen gros
BEN 8.rtrauensbru6 an ihrsn 0epoiis
loren unb brinst ii6 in Die 2aae, bab
f. bieI.n bas Sefb niat 3uriidseben
tam, tpenn Re .s perlangen.