davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-20

al n ..a1 ,n" holidays with his
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-23
Gle bentige Nage.

Seit geltern bot iib Die Sage ice
mig perdnoert. 9ie 9el1tlben, Se.
lterrei6er unb 8ulgaren iino in Ser
bien peiter porgeriidt u1lo Der (erbi-
ide &egierungsfb lit nod Hrisrenl
perlegt. 0ie @niierten bebauptct,
Wonaitir lei nod llibt poit oen 8ul.
garen genommen uno iie b1tten Der
2esteren cine idpere NieoerIage Dei.
gebradt, bod fin6 oieie Mitteilullget1
nidt beltatigt. Bon @riederlano
lit nod feitle Mntmort auf aitdener's
Goridlage erfolgt, al1d bat Die Blot
tube Der griehiiben &dfen nod nift
begonnen; man bofft in 2onbon nod
INNER, @riedenlano gu ii1 beriiber
aieben 81 f0nnen.
Nuf @aI1ipoli bot cine relte Gi-
feniipe Der gliierten eingelest, Gle
bon &itdener an9eoronet lem ion.
Die Staliener baben @oers nod niht
genommen. @nf ben iibrigen Rrieas-
tbeatern lit nihts @ihtiges paifieri.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-23

Geutid)lano seboren, aber iest lei Ell
@ot 1ei Cant, anlerifantIder giir.
ger limo er ner1irteile, ME piele iei.
l1es @leihen, oas 2ano Ieil1er @c.
burt negen ieines Militarismus.
Nl1n fpnnten mir ms nidjt oenfen
oaB Elm 8eutlder oieien Daaritrall
benoen llnfinn gei6rieben baben uni
nit ieinem ebrli6en Gomen oafii1
eingegetreten lein lollte. Mir unter.
sogen ms Oaher Ser Misbe, eiu.
llnterlubllng ein5uleiten uno oiefe
ergab oas folgenoe intereIiante Gle
inltat: Sn Dem ~9forebbud) o1r
Wtilmarfee fommt ser Name aeri
5dnlitt iiberbaupt nidt nor. 90
gegen sibt es einen Carl g.
Shmitt nn6 einen CHARLES 6.
Sdmitt. Ser ~erftere lit gud)fnlter
in elmer bieiigen @anf, 0er leBtsre
3immermann. &einer BON beibell
it Der lrbeber Der ernabnten 3l.
ibrift. Ser 3immermat1l Charles
g SbmiH mar aleroings nidt Iii
Sanie, als elm gertreter unieres
glattes BET ibm poriprohk aber So
fir erflarte feline S6ipelter, ibr gru-
Der iei in GuBlano ee6oren unn
oaber elm 10 marmer @Sreulro
0entlflanos, oaB Die 3n1drift lelb1t-
oeritanolid nidt bon ibm Itanlmen
Tonne. IS bleiben alio MIR 3lpei
ytoglidfeiten. gnttpeoer lit sic 2l:=
lfrift in Der &eoaftion oes uSeraIoA
entltat1oen ooer aber - ltn6 ous fnl-
ten mir in oieiem Safe fir uobr-
lbeinlid)er Der @erfaIier lit Elm
Harteiganger Der MGiierten, Scr
lein @eidreiblel BON Millpoufee oa-
tiert nno einen oeutiden geamell
oorunter geiebt fat, Inn oie 2eier oeg
glattes glatben gu MAIDEN, oaB es
1elbit in Der oertideiten Staot oes
Sanoes ni6t an GeutIden feble, bic
gang often fir Die Seinoe Gertif-
8artei ereriffen. Die pro-ena-
3eitungen in Seem gorf Der
llffentliden fait ieoen Gag abnIide
3nidriften. llno man oorf siennlid,
iifer iein, bob altdJ BON linen bia
i;bertpieeenoe Mebr8obI gefdlidt lit.
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a0nis geter.

Ser aonis i6ldft; Dor ieillem ShloRe
g%intonia Ourd Die Nadt Ser 5dritt Der
@ahe;
9od 1td1iist lie feline purpurne @efpalt,
Sod 1feltdt lie nidt bon linn ben @eilt
Der Nnde,.
Gurd leinen S6lltmmer idreitet bana
nfo idiper
Ser S~ru1mgeiihte 1duttenhafter Heiaen.
@elpenftiide @eitaIten, fpie bem Meer
Sduloboler Sabre flaeeno iie entfteiaen.
3lerit: i'm SdIafeemad Elm aoniaspaar.
Gin Singing, in Der 6un6 ben bIanfell
9egen,
Gin bliibenb @eib - idipar5ffrd6nia
flieBt Das 6aar
gou @rnuien i~tarren lie Der Sir ent~
gegen.
Sort brohf Der @orb: Sic vSeIoen4 Der
Station,
@%elpappnete, bonn 0~iebenoimit umipoz
benl -
9as iinb Sic 3pei, auf oeren
idnnnfen Sbron,
Sid, a0nig Setter, emit Sem @olf erz
hnbenl -
9arm cine Sole aaf gum 5imnes
bringt
Ser @snae Subet- elod' nm glodc
ldutet,
Sic Sahnen tpeb'u, uro aus Dem @agei.
ipinft
Sas 9anr. oas Selt'reids 3ufunftgs
trant1 beoenfet.
9a fradt hes M0roers SduB; getroffen
briht
Sic Siiritin uieoer. iterbeilO sleid Dem
Sag: naren's 8eines @olfes s09ne
nidf.
Sic bieien bllitpen @Ian geipomen bar
ten2l
ltno oann Elm 3ug. pom bleiden Sob
gefiibrt.
SiineIiuae. @reiie. ainoer ielbit nio
Tralen,
som @Iei scrfekt, pm Said Der geli
beriihrt,
SIN itieren glid BEN Srnser uno bag
@rdlten.
limb Seller, barauf ldneIt Die Genie
fhfpiea,
llnb Gfdbte, beren @oiern raudenb ros
9as lit bie @~otteseeiBel. lit Der ariee.
Sen Seine Staatsfimit in oas 0anp
g~etragen.
a9ie @otteseeibel2l Graf tie mia
mol ie,
lIno iteben nnbeiieat ui6t meine Seere 2i"
60 miirrt Der @nldfer. @as gift i'm
bns @eb2
Sod idirinen i'm @eidiibe unb @e-
tuebre.
Ga idredt er anf: SITE ni6t, nls borte er
, 9as @rolen nnterirbifder @dntonen?i
Sn 5el6'ger Gtunbe fdon bon 9elgrnb her
Ser SiesessruB beiltid@Oiterreid Idle,
aanonen.
Carl giberfelb.
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9ie 8rauerei State fpilroe bon i2
Cents auf 81 Gents PRO $500 Der
2obnlilte ern6Bigt unb sic graunt-
ipelnbrennerei State BON Is Gents
auf $1.25 erbobt.
Die @eielidoften lebten ole
grauereiraten nibt aus 5reunolduft
rur Die gra1erei : Better herab, lau-
tete Die @rflarung bon s. g. gbornp-
Jon, Dem Traiioenten Ger Sniuratce
federation BON Miffouri.
u9ie Serobfetnng in BEN Staten
muroe %ongeoronet, nad,oem 9eridte,
nlelfe Die Grfabrullg auer ltnfaus.
Nerli6erungs @eleGidoften in Mil=
lourl 5eigten, Dem @orfmm's Com.
penlation Bureau BON gseip g)off
ll%nterbreitet moroen maren~ Iaate
5bompion. uGie geridte 5eigten, 6a5
Gfe unfane III 8rouereien beItancia
d%bgenommen batter.
Die Nie6rigfeit Ser reuen 9raue2
reirdtefl 5eigf, oaB bie Berlid,erufias4
8efeaihoften oas Erinfen bon leid,s
ten gierel nift als cine ilriode fir
11rgeno pelde grbobung oes Milifos
betradten, oas nit Ser Gerfideruna
elmer 5abrif bon Mngelteaten per-
bltn6en lit.
SatlddliG baben Sic Geienldaf-
ten ieit LANCER 3eit ibren Maenien
m Staoten uno Ortidoften einae-
praet oaB fie 6ie grfabrung 9e-
llobt baben, ooB cine iebr belal1a-
loie 3abl bon l1nf1Ien onrh 0as
Erinfen leibter giere ieitens ser ltiz
eelteaen pernrlabt poroe1t lift, Oh.
aletb biele nnfa1e Dem iiberm1Bigen
@ennB bon beranidenoeren @etran.
fen 5nsll6reiben iino."
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8~ranarbeiter : @erfidernns nm 81
Hrpsent erm1kiat.

Cine Serabiesune pot 35 9ro5eni
IN Der slrbeitseber : Saftpfliht.@cr.
iiherlmg fir 4ngeitellte bon 9roue-
reien in MiiIoliri frat in Der perean-
aenela ISOLDE in araft, id)reibt Der
Ct. 2nuis u@Iobe Democrat" in
ieitler Iusgahe pom 7. Mobember
9ies lit tati1dlid Die ein5iee Snou-
ftrie, IN peIder Die eaten berabge-
febt muroen. Die neiie, ale esrtou-
Itrien Miilouris ~betreiien6e Sfola,
melfe AM 1. Wonember IN Grofi
trat, ipeiit cine ourhldnittGid)e gr6o-
hung BON ettua SO Bro8ent in Den
Staten aiif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-23
50 nirO's senladJi.
y@ermania-Serolo in miltpol,fce

g@ermania-@eroIo~ in Milmoufee
;abreibt:
Gie proengIiihen s3eituneen brill.
gen BON 3eit 5u 3eit 3uidriftelt, Die
NIT oeutidJflingenoen Namen inter.
5eidnet iino uno antioeutlfe 2iiaeit
nno Gerleumoungen entbalten. Gis
meiIten bon oielen 3uidriften iino
aef1lIht uno file iollen natiirIih BEN
Ginor1tf ~eripefen, als Oh es sabIrei-
DIE G-eutidamerifaner eebe, ole nit
Der oeutiden 8riegfiibrlng nidt Elm.
perftanoen feien unb Den aaiierten
ben Sieg ipiinibten. Die 3ufhriften
aber, Die edit iino, itammeit foit aus
liabmsIos bon lebr o1tnffen Gbren-
nidnnern Ole in 0eutidIaao nit Sem
0eleb IN aonflift aeraten iino ooer
ionft unangenebme ~Grfabrim9en ue-
nladt baben uno Die iid min ridden,
inoem tie ibr olteg 9aterlano mil
Sdrmut beperfen. Gum Slid iint
Sieie 2umpen lebr ieIten, aber iie
ipiiien INNER ben @eg gu Sen Gel.
fungen 8u finoen, benen lire
Shimpfereien millfommen iino.
Cine ettpas anoere 8emanotnis
hatte es NIT elmer 3nihrift, oit
fiir5lih in Dem rnbiat 6eutlffeinoli
den Gbicagoer .Seralo" erihien
Sic mar BON Rilpoiifee oatiert mi
anrl Shmitt unterldrieben. 9ei
SnbaIt tpar cine ein8ige 2iiee. Gi
armeniiden @reueI geborten au
bds 9onto Der bentlhen Milit1rpar
tel. Gie Observation-Disclosures bGt
ten i'm Sabre 1877 in 9on5ig 81:
erite Suoenmoiinfre in Ssene eeicbt
gr, Ser Ginienoer. lei ielbit II
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56leif Yrrte fit seras: DitMaag q. NoDcmbtr 1915.

Ernmpf ausgelpielt unb cine 8loda-
De gegen @riedenIan6 erfIdrt. 90
les NIT ben 8eripredungen. mittts
ansridten fonnte, min es nerlud)elt,
OF es nit Der @enalt tpeiter foninit
3ie glodaoe lit tatlddlid poffer-
1ebtstpiorioer als Der ginnlarih Ser
Gentid)en In Selgier. aber mas fe5rt
iib England an oas &olferredt.
S6ma6en Nationen gegeniiber bot
es Dies oft gerng misadtet. Srob=
Gem tit 5l erfpartellt COP nellll Der
&o1ig in Der Wta6t blelbt, Ct lid audl
onrd oieien @emaltaft niht sulil
Nadgeben 5mingen laBt. IS wiiroe
eln Yreisgeben ieines 2ailoes ieill.
ginnen &ur5em niirbe Der ariea euf
griebiihen 8oOen ii%hertraaen lein
uno @riedenlano piiroe piene1d)t
ebenio iftper leioen miilien tpie Del
glen.
Iuber in Serbien lift fait iiberon
Hube geipeien. Ser rlelle englilde
gefeblsbaber i'm Often. Gen. Mol1ro,
ion Der engliifen @eeresleitung SEN
~offenen &at gegeber baben, iid oom
ben 9uroanellen 5uriif5u5ieben. Gas
tit Elm furbt6orer Shlag fir sic
gngldnoer, aber es miro mol feline
Jiidtigfcit 0a~mitlbaben. &1uloe BON
Sieiem Gat lit alb ms englilde
Harlameltt georui1gen uno fat 5ll lei
fenidaftlihen 0ebatten MnloB aeae-
uen. Die Geeierllng bat oas @eriiht
llidt beitritten. SIN @egenteil. 2cro
S~ansoofpne bat I'M 9berbaus II. So
mar Soip bat I'M llnterbaus balb ullo
Dalb 5ugegeben, bob Be1i. Molro
nirflid Die Gdlmung Der 9aroanel-
len angeraten bat. gorlGufig iheirt
man aber nod einen leetelt Gerird
MAIDEN 81 fpoaen. Cine neue Si-
feniipe bat auf @aaipoli begonnen
nno aitdener ielbit ioa ila
a1georonet baben. 6offentlid
lraro audi oieier leBte 8erlud 10 re-
lultatlos perlaufen, tpie Die onoern.-
2eioenidaftIide aneriffe Inns
wdbrenO Der Iesten @ode BON ben
Stalienern gemad)t tporoen uro oQ=
lndbli6 baben iib oieie Mngriffe auf
@oer5 fonsentriert. gie Oepeiden
oebanpten, 0aB Die Staot lib nid,t
nlebr baIten fam; ielbit Der oeutld-
ireMnolihe 8orreiponoent. aarl BON
fommt in elmer iebr in
tereilanten Shiloerung Ser o~ortiaen
Gage 81 oielem sdlub. Gatiddli6
Sic staSt i6rper 9elttfen 1a6ef.
Giele @eballoe iino aeritort nno ge-
robe cine @n8abl Der idorIten nlo
groBten liegen in Griirnalern. ne6ri-
gems fperoen Die S%taIiener, penll Tie
@oer5 beieben, nod nidt piel
getponnen baben. Sic gclauptuna
3eitnngem nit Ser Gilrnab.
Inc bon @oer5 lei Der @eg in Seiter-
reid binein geoffnet, lit ltuiinn; Ser
8eg lit nod lange nidt often unb
es miro ben Stalienern nod iabr
fallen, BORT ein5noringen. Cat
lieet Die 8eoeutnng, bie Ser
San BON @oer5 fir lie bat, nift IN
Dem mirflid)en @eipinn. Sen er III
men hrinat, Ionoern in Ger
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s. & O. q.
g. =. & q. 3.

nv ~ ~ y. p.
SO. Il Bon Ssuiton, 8aco 1no gorpus
sbrtitt ...........7:05 nndn1.
ao. Boon 8ouiton uno @iiifcnorten
-. ............ $50 bOrni.
@n. Soon goafum urb aiiitenorten
SO. 42-gon aerrbile SOB BORN.
$50. 44-gon aerrbile, MIR Cont
Tags ......... $500 dbet10s
$40. 146lgon &errbiIe, tdglid ausaeS
nontmen Sonntaes ..6:55 abencs
gbfabrtA
SO. 2-ga1 Sonffon, 8aco unb gorpus
ebriiti .9.10 BORN.
yio. 4-Na9 9ouifon nnb &~iiitenorten !.
1890 nbenDs
$40. 6-Nah Doatum uno &~iiitenorten.
2:10 nacgm.
$40. 41--Nad 9errbiae, MIR am Gon,s
Tag ..............S.lU morgelis
SO. 43-giad Gerrbine. $500 abellos
$40. 145-Nah& errbine, tdgIih, mtsac<
ronlmen Sonntnas ....7:05 BORN.
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Sz7asE 20 ME4E


l1njere Gpe5iaIitat: gae benfbaren
Wflinen : Gntipiirfen fiji 9oh5eiteu uno
wenrdbntfIe TrddtpoIe frilde glus
men. BAIL 2cf, sos @ain aperiie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-23
Leave Your Little Wants
AT
THE STAR BRANCH
One in Your Neighborhood
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
\. Cap. cor. R. !. ave, Parker's Pharmacy:
md ST. cor. Mass. ave. Hygeinn Pharmacy
9TH St. cor. r. Criswell's Pharmacy.
9Th St. cor. X. GoldenherS's Information Bureau.
9th St, aes. Roland VILLAGES Newsstand
9Th ST. cor. L. McGuire's Pharmacy.
18th St, cor. p. Days Pharmacy.
18th ST.. cor. Col. road. Flemer's Pharmacy.
18th ST., cor. Fla. ave. Pearson's Pharmacy.
.Ist ST.. cor. G. ouisey's Pharmary
22nd ST.. cor. " Nansemond Pharmacy.
Conn. ave. cor. Fla. ave. Ridgeway's Pharmacy.
Georgia ave. 1905. Campbelrs Pharmacy.
]. ST.. 1901. MorsA's Pharmacy.
Pa. ave, 17o5. IIoltzclaw's Newsstand
NORTHEAST.
n Cap, cor ST., Richa rdsons Pharmacy.
y Cap. cor ! St Kenealy's Pharmacy.
End ST. cor Md ave. Taylor's Pharmacy.
9Th St. ror X McChesney & Joachim. Walter
.ts ST. st., cor. II. yeatman's Phacmacv
1Ith St. cor. 2 Cap. Lambs Pharm 1,,
Il. l. ave. CO. r. NJ Mcwiliams' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
Sth St. cor. G.. Roach Drug Co
Sth st. cor. Eve. Weller's PharHacy.
Nth St. cor. Pa. ave-, Fealey's Pharmacy:
l4th ST. cor. Pa. ave. Bradleys Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
sth ST.. cor. D. Sullvan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wis ave. cor NJ ST. O'Donnell's Pharmacy.
.s.h ST.. cor p. Pride's Pharmacy.
St. cor seth. Welier's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
1000 Nichols ave. Bury's Drug store
AND THESE o RGSTAk FEIh'hArh
United States Capitol.
Interior Department.
Fond hniidinr. W.. b. & A. Rws Once.
1922 Connecticut avenue.
1919 Wisconsin avenue.
It'll Street Wharf. - -.
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Star MaS'
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RATES.

RATES.
Help, Situations, Lost and Found, Rent
Rooms, Country Board, ETC.. one cent =
word each time for IS words or more.
Miscellaneous Sales and Wants, Busi-
ness Opportunities, Automobiles. ETC.. one
cent a word each time for three or more
times, with 15.Word minimum.
Business Announcements, Real Estate.
APARTMENTS. ETC., four lines or more three
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THE RAVEN. To7 LIST ST: >.w.-NEW AND
room apartments: renting for $3.50. $3O5O
and $3.50: convenient to city post ONCE. gov
eminent printing Office and all car lines Ap-
ply to janitor on premises WM. H. Nc
GRAM CO.. Inc. 1872 11th st. NV.
FOR RENT-FIvE ROOMS AND BATH; IN
prime condition; S33. so and $500 See jan
1tor at Elberon. 1llO Col. road NV. or GEO.
Y. WORTHINGTON e. SON. Woodward bldg
I447 E. CAP, 8 rms. BATH HEATED). .$c2 or
18th and II s.w., e. r. and b. up from 1870
500 Maine ave-. 3r- and b;-.--.-..-... LTD
1901 11th ST. NV, Ar. and b. 2Zoo
PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall place.
FLORENCE COURT. EAST CAL. AVE. AND
Phelps pl. n.w.-A 5-room and bath blk. apt
for rent: south exp: bright, cheerful rooma.
Also broom and bath bachelor apartment.
THE ETHELHURST-15th and L SITS. NV
A one-room and bath; Groom and bath; 3-rooD
and bath h.-k. apt.
4-room and hath h.k. apt.
THE ALBEMARLE. 18th and T SITS. IVA
g-room h.k. apt.
All these houses modern nreproof buildings
night and day elevator: excellent service.
Apply at respective houses. or to
&. o. WAGENHORST, 604 Bond bldg.
Phone NJ. Sl33, 14th and y. Y. nv.
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UNUSUAL APARTMENTS.
THE BEACON,
1901 Calvert st. n.
Elegant bldg; all outside rooms; elevator;
branch phones; porches rent includes elec.
and rooms. rec hall. bath .ss5 90
l room, rec. hall, batl, bachelor. .....-. 80
THE NEW BLOOMFIELD,
S149 Mt. Pleasant st.
porches; gas and electric lights.
rooms rec. hall and bath $50 50 and 81 SO
THE WINSTON,
BIAS Mt. Pleasant st.
Detached bldg; all outside rooms; large
porches; gas and cleo lights.
rooms, rec. hall and bath $40 90
Only one vacant.
THE WALLIS, 1s47 Lamont.
Elegant BLDG large bright rooms; branch
rooms, rec. hall and bath. ...........$ 40.o 90
THE EVANSTON. 1927 18th.
Detached bldg: all outside rooms; gas and
rooms. rec. hall and bath. $50. 90
rooms rec hall and bath. ........... 90
THE REDWOOD. 1921 Corcoran
Desirable apt. in downtown section bright
rooms; large porch.
rooms. rec. hall and bath. $50. so
THE DE FRANCIS, s2s I. ST.
Convenient downtown location; large. bright
rooms. rec hall and bath ........ $500
s14 NJ ST. NV
2d-hoor front apt; downtown section.
GARDINER DENT. INC.
III l4th NV.
Main 1854.
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MODERN APARTMENTS IN FIRST-CLASS
condition; large rooms. large closets, steam
heat; Janitor service; convenient TO both lines
of and within walking distance Of new
city post office and government printing Office.
THE OWASCO. IL st. ne, large, all
outside rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures
THE OWASC0. II st. ne, large, all
outside rooms and hath. SO
THE OWASCO ANNEX, IL st. me-.
rooms and bath. large rear porch 49,. $50
THE oNONDAGA, i43 II st. ne. 5 large
rooms and bath. porch ...........$3 4
GEORGE TRUESDELL.
1927 Lincoln road.
THE NANSEMOND, End AND SITS. NV.
Apartments of and rooms and bath Ken:
from $50 so 10 $500. Convenient to Com.
merce and State. War and Navy bidgs. Mons
better for the price. BALLARD & LANHAA.
Inc, 1926 N. Y. ave.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13
THE DESPICABLE SPY

Speaking rather thinking of wars-and we have plenty of that now-eads the mind towards their re- suits as well their atroctes the suffering they im- pose upon nnocents; the murders and destruction of property and all that and reveals the hdeousness o1 human actions that from childhood nature has taught us to abhor, portraying most despcable picture to contemplate and give nightmares which should be bad enough seemingly. Unfortunately, however, It does not end there and proceed to face the spy who appears as harmless a born baby, but who in reality is the despcable rattle snake under thuman skin.
 The rattle snake as dangerous it may be to human beings, in its natural form, and while it may strike from ambush, given half chance, 1t will give warnings. Not with the spy. The spy will cun- ningy work his way into your confidence, accept gracefully your hospitality, protection and friend ship and in his black heart lies the of betrayal ready to lead you slaughter And just think gov ernments of civilized nations encourage him. Now, why should we wonder that private "gumshoe" or ganzatons exist.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13
PARTY UNITING FOR 1916
(From the Post-Intelligencer)

Samuel w. McCall's election to the govemorshp, event of highest credit to the Bay state, because it gives recognition to fine type of New England staesmanship and scholarship, is of political moment in eliminating the Progressive party factor in that commonwealth and simplifying the situation for the greater contest to The Republican party there is now united and the division of 1912 only memory.
 Election returns from other states all not fraught with the deep significance, nevertheless similarly expressive of party unity and restored party strength, and full appreciation of the folly of in ternecine political warfare. United, the Republican party is invncible always, and this latest casting of ballots in usually rockribbed Kentucky, presages clearly enough return of something like old-tme party strength.
 The presidents state, in its legislative aspect, gives no assurance of steadfastness to the party power, and the election of Republican congressman uniformly fill existing vacancies becomes object lesson of note.
 The country needs two political parties and only two, and in the restoration of this equation brighter hope and fuller promise.
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 The walls of the home may be pretentious or awly, but at their foundation must lie purity truth and ove-the great eternal principles. The outside world may be cold and dreary it matters not if within warmth and cheer-Selected.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13
JUST A LITTLE COMMON SENSE

Perhaps one of the best habits that should be cul-
 ivaed by mother in the home is the habit of con- versng with her little ones; and deplorable mistake is made this is neglected It would be far better that mother would make fewer clothes, give simpler food and even forget little outside education than not have time to converse with her children. The little composed of both spirit and bodies and to drown the spirit while covering up the body is con- trary to proper education mother should talk free ly and nelligently to her children always remember ing that their little minds just hungry for knowledge their stomachs craving for food The best children intellectually do always from the best schools. They come from homes where mothers impart thir knowledge to their children inteigently.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13
WE PUT UP A GOOD SHOW

of the whitest and cleanest linen at all times; and you may rely upon the superior finish of all our work. We have ample facilities for taking care of hotel and borading-house work all the year round, and we are noted for the exceptional care and accuracy we show in handling your laundry work and for the reasonable charges we make. Phone 24,
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13
THEY'RE AFTER HIM

Two years or more ago, United States District Attorney was needed to represent the departmnt of justice in the Third Division. A by the name of Spence something-from Down East-or he may have been from Oregon somewhere, put in his appl-
 cation for the position and the presumption s he had pull and got the plum; although there were many good enough men in Alaska, unfortunately, they had no pull and were sidetracked. However that may be, when MT. Spence first came, the newspapers as we'll as the people of that division accepted him at his face vaue--a mighty poor asset-and have regretted their faulty judgement since.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13
Saint Johns Church

Rev. Harry P. Corser. Priest in charge.
 Sunday 8 am. (second Sum- day of the month) Holy Com : munion.
 9:45 am. Native Sunday School.
 If am. Morning Prayer and Sermon. During December, End and 4th Sundays.
 7:30 p.n1. Evening Prayer with Sermon. 2nd and 4th Sun days of December. Musical service lst and 3rd Sundays.
 Thursday 8 pm. Choir prac- lice.
 Meeting Of Vestry first Mon- day night Of each month Woman's Guild, alternate Thursdays.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13

Job printing neatly and quickly done at the Progressive-Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13

Recently that carpetbagger got into his noodle that he must money to the govern
 nent and accordingly planned to reduce the number of his assistants and show his devotion That little plan was alright until the Seward people got wind of it, and then there wah h. apoppng. Now, for his i'm pudence in daring to cut off feeder from the old plum tree, they want him removed To this, all we can say is that wish them success provided how ever they reciprocate, for we are in the fixr
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13
WHY l SHOULD BUY MY GOODS IN ALASKA

BECAUSE one good turn deserves another.
 BECAUSE the man buy from pays his part of the city and school taxes. BECAUSE the man I buy from in Alaska helps support my schools, my church, my lodge, my city and my home.
 BECAUSE should bad luck come, or misfortune or bereavement over take me, the man 1 buy from in Alaska is here with his kindly greeting his world of cheer, and his pocket book is need be.
 BECAUHE every dollar I spend in Alaska gives me another chance at that dollar.
 Here is my pledge:
 Here I live and here I buy. I believe in Ketchikan.
 I believe in her people.
 buy in the town I believe in. IT BUY FROM THE TONGASS TRADING COMPANY,
 BECAUSE in so doing, my pledge is fulfilled, and I can meet Alas kans with the feeling that l am dO- ing my part toward building up my home and educating my children to support their HOME TOWN FIRST.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-13
First N. B. Church
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Low Mass at 8:30 a. m. High Mass at i0:30 a m. Sunday School at 2:30p.m. Sunday Vespers at 7:30 p. n. Week Day Mass at 8 a. m. Rev. PAUL P. KERNS.
 Pastor