davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

love than a boy with his rifle in his
hands and the Catholic faith in his
breast The speaker was repeatedly
interrupted by applause that shook the
building. In order TO allow the mem
bers Of the different regiments Just
how late they could stay out, Mr. Nea-
Ion then obtained verbal orders from
the officers present that their troops
could remain out until u o'clock. Brig
Cen Leroy Sweetzer was among those
present
Music and Boxing Features.
Music was rendered by the Seventh
infantry band which volunteered its
services for the event The first amuse-
ment number on the program was a
clever monolOg artist out OF the Ninth
Massachusetts, infantry He was FOL
lowed by y. c Bassett, who sang two
selection and was repeatedly called
back TWO young boxers from the 18th
Pennsylvania then put mp a nifty four
round sparring exhibition They were
followed by Spider" Kelly, Of the 20th
Seventh infantry Both OF the boys
are well known army boxers and they
put up a rafting fast bout
Fast Bout. Evening HeadIiner.
Among those who participated in the
program to make II a success Were
Pvts J. ellis. Red" Bergin, Albert
Ryan, Tommy Livingston, Sergt
Thrasha. Pvts- James Gaines. =
O'Brien, John Murphy, Muskopf and
Andrist kid" Barend. indicated
champion of the army, and Kid" VIII
lie Jones also put up a fast eight round
bout as the headliner OF the evening
Billy Smith, the veteran Australian,
sparring partner Of Bob Fitzsimmons,
refereed the bouts
The committee in charge Of the en-
tertainment was J C. Driscoll, G.'R
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

10 dispose Of. This list IS sent to
firms who wish to buy material
There is no charge for the service
and any manufacturer who wishes 10
have his name added to either list can
40 50 bv writing to the forest service.
WASHINGTON. d c. A list OF waste
problems which the exchange has
proved an effective means OF meeting
can also be obtained by anyone who
cares to ask for it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
FAIRIES PLAY WITH
MARGUERITE CLARK

J Sarle Dawley is delving deep into
the subject OF the black art. alchemy.
necromancy, fairy lore. witchcraft and
all other kindred subjects in prepsra-
ton for the producing OF Little Lady
Eileen" by the Famous Players. II is
an irish story, starring Marguerite
Clark. in which fairies play an impor-
tant part Mr. Dawley is seeking ways
and means Of gaining control OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
SHARKS
BEING KILLED
Thousands Fear to Enter
Water to Battle Because
of Giant Man Eaters.

New York. July 14.-Shark hunting
OF fishing suddenly has become a pop
ular sport along the New Jersey coast
in the waters Of New York bay and
along the ocean side of Long Island as
a result Of the recent raids by man
eating monsters from southern wa
tiers which have killed four persons
Reports Of the sighting or killing Of
sharks out along the shore reach the
city almost hourly and some fishermen
are bringing in the big fish they nav
killed 10 prove the truth Of their sto-
ries Only a few of these however,
are described as man-killers- pas
senEer on a steamer IS authority for
the statement that he saw two sharks
i'm the Hudson river east or Iarry-
town. One shark was killed near Fair
field. Conn
Thousands OF persons who have been
driven to the beaches by the hot wave
fear TO enter the waters in the vicinity
Of New York since sharks killed a man
and a boy in Matawan creek, y J., on
Wednesday
Believe Man Eater Peased-
Shark hunters at MataWan creek be-
1feve tbev have this shark penned up
in the creek behind a series OF wire
nets which have been strung across
the creek at intervals from its mouth
10 the scene Of the tragedy IS miles
shotguns, rifles and harpoOns patrolled
the waters OF the creek again today
Some OF them said they had seen five
Of the big fish near the point where
Stanley Fisher and Lester Stillweli
were killed Dynamite viii be eX-
plOded again in an effort TO stun the
sharks and bring them to the surface.
Small Boy May Die
Joseph Dunn. the ten year old boy
whose leg was terribly torn by the
invader of Matawan creek, is in a hos
pital in New Brunswick, y J. Little
hope is entertained for his recovery.
Opinions Of experts differ widely as
TO the cause OF the presence Of these
dangerous sharks in the cool waters
Of this coast or why they come so near
the beaches John T. Nichols. assistant
curator Of fishes of the American Mu-
scum OF Natural History, who went TO
Matawan to investigate the tragedy
said he believed the killing was done
by a white shark or tiger shark. both
Of which are warm water fishes and
rarely seen north Of Cape Hatteras.
Some Of these are said TO attain ,
length Of 80 feet Fishermen. however,
believe that the man-eaters are of the
ordinary type OF sharks which have
been made ravenous by the scarcity OF
food
StiIIweI's Body Found
At almost low tide today the body
Of Lester Stillwel was found in Nata.
wan creek about 200 feet from the
spot where he disappeared after be-
ing attacked by a shark The body
had been bitten nearly IN two abovs
the waist line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
HELPS DISPOSE
Of WASTE WOOD
Forest Services Exchange
Benefits Sellers and Ma
kers of Wooden Things.

Washington, D. c. July 14.-Exten-
sive use by Iumbermen and wood
working factories Of the wood waste
exchange conducted by the forest ser
vice IS reported by officials who have
lust completed a short field study to
determine the extent 10 which the op-
portunities offered are being taken
advantage Of Only a small percent
Of the total number Of concerns listed
were visited. but a comparatively large
number were found to have benefited
blythe exchange.
Makers OF wooden novelties. Il IS
said. have been particularly successful
in finding supplies OF material near
their plants. Other wood working IN
dustries have been able to dispose OF
their waste at higher prices than they
could otherwise have obtained Many
Of the firms were located within snort
distances Of each other, but until re-
Gently have had no way OF getting To-
gether-
Exchange Furnishes List
The wood waste exchange was es-
tablished by the forest service IN 1914
II consists OF two lists Of manufac-
turers. which are sent out quarterly
to persons desiring them one OF these
is OF Opportunities to Sell waste
and contains the names Of firms when
use sawdust and small pieces Of wood
This list is sent TO plants having waste
for sale The other is OF ~Opportuni-
ties to Buy Waste" and gives the
names Of concerns which have waste
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

to the success of the undertaking.
Claire Whitney. who has q pet mar
moset. appears in a new fila play with
Herbert Heyes-
Have you taught your marmoseC
any trfcks2- asked Heyes-
Yes said Miss Whitney. I've
taught him TO kiss me
THAT should not require teaching,
said the gallant Mr.. Heyes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
MAN WHO Fooled PLOT
To STRIP ARSENAL. MIS- I

Pittsburg, Pa, July 14-John NJ Lar
liner, aged 90, who foiled the plot in
1860 TO strip the Allegheny arsenal OF
ammunition and cannon in order to
arm ports in Confederate territory, the
exposure of which led to the resigna-
ton Of John l. Floyd, secretary of war
in the cabinet of president James Buch-
anan, is dead at his home here. He was
born here. Death was due TO old age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

QUICK REPAIRING.

repair broken glasses in a few
moments Soldering, new guards. tenn
nIes. pads. lenses. all replaced in
few moments Geo D. Kendall. 22S
Mesa Ave. makes glasses right--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
TeIenhnne Onerators PIeased.

The Telephone Operators are always
pleased when you call $500 They know
they have connected you with the BesI
Auto and Taxi Service in Fl PasO.
CITY SERVICE CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

Mexican rent collections, Lee Newman.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
Small Boy May Die.
sHIIwen,s Rody Found.

At almost low tide today the body
Of Lester Stillwell was found in Nata.
wan creek about 200 feet from the
spot where he disappeared after be-
ing attacked by a shark The body
had been bitten nearly IN two abovs
the waist line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

spirits OF the air. as they are essential
to the success Of the undertaking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

Army night" VIII Be held BY II Paso
lodge No $50. A F. q A NJ, on July
q The regulars and the guardsmen
will be invited the special guests at a
get together meeting Refreshments
will be served. The lodge met last
Monday and viii meet again Friday for
regular work. Fl PasO chap-er OF the
Royal Arch Masons met Wednesday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

FL Paso lodge No. 2S4. l. o. o. F.
will hold its regular meeting Monday
evening. 4 number of visiting mem
bers, belonging to the various ma
tiOnal guard organizations now in FL
Paso. are expected and a special pro-
gram has been prepared for this meet
Ing
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
Walk W Polsce.

Piotrogrod, 8. listopada. -
Walk W centrum sic ozywi}y
chwilowo - podajc rapport rosyj-
ski; Niemcy bombardowali potez-
ME Mozejki Postawy, skad wy
parli posterunki rosyjskie, lecz
tuz potcm powr6cili Rosyanic dc
ataku i odebrali obic miejscowo-
sci. W okolicy Goduziszek Mem.
cy atakowali pos}ugujac sic gazo-
wynn pociskami, lecz ME wiele
sprawili - ataki odparto. w oko-
Icy Brod6w i Zioczowa lokalnc
walk potyczki razporaz sic po-
wtarzajq. Dalej ma poludnie ma
liniach Narajowki, pod Mieczysz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
Francuzi CORA pod Verdun.
Rumuni znow poniesi porazke.
Sprawy Morskie.
Setki Ofiar ma Potopionych Okretach

irontu dziaiania artyleryjskie
wszedzie a W Alpach ozywiaja sic
znowu walk wrecz: W okolicy
Pasubio, Vallarsa, Asiago grzmia
dziaia, Austryacy bombarduja
pozycye wloskie, jakby przygoto-
wujac atak wrecz, moze by pre-
ciwwazyt W Alpach ofensywe
wioska ma Karsie. w dolinie Ira
vignolo ma gore Colbricon, trzy-
mana przez W}ochow Austryacy
puscili 5 poteznych atak6w, wszy
stkie rozpedzono / odparto Z wiel-
kiemi stratami nieprzyjaciela.
Wieden, 6. listopada. - RAPPORT
austryacki przyznaje wznowienie
ma wieksza skale akcyi wloskiej
ma Karsie, gdzie jednak ataki g}6-
wne odparto - dzjeki dosko-
male ustawionym i dzialajacym
bateryom austryackim - w Al
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06

(Dokonczcnie ma stronicy g ej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
= TEATROW WOJNY.
WieIkie Zwyciestwo Wloch6w mad Austryakamj

atakowali z trzech stron odraZu /
po kazdej stronie wzieli po oko-
pie niemieckim ma wszystkich ra-
zem pojmano W leslie tym 522
Niemcow do niewoli, w tenn Office
row 15tu. Anglicy pod Butte de
Warlencourt ma przestrzeni tysia-
ca yd. zdobyli wzg6rkowate po-
zycye dominujace mad rozleg}a
okolica. Pod Verdun Francuzi
trwaja w bardzo pomySlnej ofen-
sywie, zajmujac Gale miastcczko
Vaux i Gale miasteczko Damloup
O mile ma wsch6d cd Vaux: W
obu miejscowoSciach wzieto jeh--
cow i skIady niemieckie. w kie-
runku Woevre r6wniez postep
zrobi4a akcya francuska.
Berlin, 6. listopada. - Raporty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
POL = = q !
ChicGgO, 6. listopada.

dzwnnmi ncznciam nrzvchodzi nam psac te sowa....
Teegramy roznios}y po swlece WladomoSc WAloWlen"
Kr6estwa Posiego nagfowkach plSn anSielSkch c|S
tamv wieoszaltowemi g}oskam Kngdom of Poland reSor
ed norzamv e ze wzr1szencm bo choc wiadomosc Jest
TAXA il ja tylko zastrzezenami przyJmowac moze PoaH
sprawy swoje znajacy ME mnie samez sfoWa owe tNe ~
brzmiene da ucha serca pokego re sic ME podoDna
podnieceniu serdecznemu jake ogarnia na lch Wdok
dzwek...
Vice ogaszaja odnowenie Kr6estwa Polskego! Polska
ma bye wona jake nar6d ako pastwo Iylko ME Wlauo
mo ieszczeaka Polska, jaka cse5c narodu raJu nSz
90 orzyma e wono$6 samodzenosc pastwowa DO re me
GAIA ME ia Poska, jakie my wszyscy praSnem! JarJ
nvSlmv m6wac naszych prawach zqdanach - to Juz WI
doczna ych skqpych wesc jake przynoszq od-
noSne teegramy.
Ale - najpierw samejze Wlescl:
Berlin s. Estopada-Poskie prowincye okupowane przez
pa6stwa centrane say sic wdowna wielkch torycnycn
wvpadk6w: Wczorai Nemcy Austrya ogfoslty WnoWlele
Kr6lestwa Polskego prokamacye odnoSne ogfoszono
Warszawe Inbine, gdze odczytano nlzeJ naSep'J4cy
manifest: -
Cesarz Niemec cesarz Austryi kr6l Weger, ufni o.
ttzne zwvcestwo pragnac kae zdobyte swe armc
sr6d ofar poswece6 wielu uwonone pod rosy]Skego
iarzma wwiesG do szczeswsze przyszfoscl - posanoW
sformowaG krain tych pastwo narodoWe Jako mohalce
dzedzczna konsytucyjny rzadem: GRANGE ooN"ne >
estwa Poskiego beda p6znieJ Wytyczone faS'"o no"
ma gwarancye swobodnego rozwoju swolch zaSoDoW 81
scis}pm zespoienu centranem SWlethe va
dvcve danych woisk poskich pamiec dzenym uae 70
ak6w wiekei wonie biezqce odzyJa nafodO"eJ d.
mil poskie kt6rej organzacya, fomacya konenoa Oe ~
decvdowane drsga wsp6lnych porozumen
Monarchowe pastw centranych wyraza7a sllnq nadzle
e ze tenn speone beda yczena Poak6w co 40 stwozena
Polskego Pastwa ch pragniena samodzenego rozwoJu
narodowego lie pozwalaa dane stosnkl ozSeJSze
Europie wzgledy dobro bezplecHenS'"o "'Siy'
o5s+ narod6w = centralnych. Wiekie owo Krolostwo,
k5re zacon sasiedz Polsk otrmaq wych wschodnich
grancach bedze krajem wonym szczesliwym raduacym
sic SVEN narodowem ayciem c zas powltaJa zadoWoeen
odrodzenie pomysny rozw6j owego panstWa'
Takiem lest brzmene manifestu tua po MIN nastepuje
telegram ponizszy: y, u
Wieden s. Hstopada Ces Franciszek J6zef, listen od-
recznym do premiera Koebera oznama jest jego zycze
piem by chwila ogoszenia Kr6estwa Polsego - Gacya
otrzymaa pena autonome wewnerznych spraw swoch po
eca premerow przygotowane odpowednch zarzadzeh do
zrealzowania wolf cesarza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
pach walk dzialowe przewazni
zmian ma linii niema.
MA ZACHODZIE
EUROPY.
Postepy
Sprzymierzonych.

Londyn-Paryz, 6. listopada. -
Wojska francuskie zrobily wyda-
the postepy pod Nerdun, fran
cuskie i angielskie mad Somme.
MIianowicie pomiedzy Les Beufs
Sailly-Sailliessel, oraz pod St.
Pierre-Vaast, W lasach okolicz--
nych znaczne bardzo posuniecia
zrobiono poSrod walk zacietych.
Lasy pod st. Pierre Rrancuzi "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06

niemieckie podaja: Mad rzekami
Ancre i Somme artylerya mic
przyjacielska dziaia Z nadzwyczaj
ma si}a intensywnoScia. W
Szampanii r6wniez dzialania ar
tyleryjskie przewaznie =, starcia
Iokalne; pod Verdun podobniez,
lecz postepu dalszego Francuzi
ME zrobili - wstrzymani prze7
baterye niemieckie. Rheims bylc
w tych dniach poteznie bombar-
dOwane Drzez NiemC0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
INNE TELEGRAMY.

fensywie, Cd dnia ego sierpnia b.
r. wzieli Wlosi do niewoli 40,S65
Austryakow 1908 oficer6w.
- Ostatnie raporty podaja: Ma
Karsie, ma wschod poludnie Cd
Gorycyi wojska wioskie walcza
zaciecie z Austryakami, broniqce-
mi dzielnie kazdej pozycyi; ogieh
bateryi austryackich jest bardzo
silny - mimo to Wlosi ida, poste-
puja niewstrzymanie: pod Oppa-
chiasella, Castagnievizza zdobyto
dalsze warowne pozycye i wzieto
200 jenc0w. Wojskami w}oSkiemi
dowodzi ks. Aosta i gen. Cadorna,
naczelny w6dz wioski. Ma reszcie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
Go do organzacyi przysz4&go Kr6estwa Poskiego nor

20 90 hrOleStWa POSKleSO
muJa Wiednia- prasOWO = jak nasepuje
Organizacya ZQdu odnowonej Polsce wytworzv sic
drogq sOpniOWegO rozWOu admnistracy wOjennowoskO
wei prace tel merze W poczeto Palstwo niee juz fax
tyczne cwiq ogOszenia manifesto powyzszego sta4o sic
fakcm rzcczywisym Europie. Wszekie ego sprawy
wewnetne bea przyszo5G prowadzone wsp6nie przez
Wadze palstw Okupujqcyc przez w}adze poie, k6re
stanQ zaanowane wojSka antryacke nemiecke narazie
pOzoStanq gralicach POlski.
DodatkOwo nformuja Berina
Berlin, D. NStOpada. Pred paru dnami ziawila sic
kanccza niemeckego dra Bcmanna- olIwega poska de-
cgacya rcprczentuia wSzyskie klasy spofeczewa pol
skcgo wzstke wyznana decgacya ia przedfoyfa rzado.
wi niemeccmu zyczea narou pokicgo k6re znalazy wy.
penenle manl1e$ce poWyzo przytoczonym fakce prze
zeG dokOnanym.
KOMTNTAz REDAKCYI ,DzIENNIKA CHICAGosKIEGo"
NOWlna dOnlOSfa ParsWa CCnrane zrObify szachow-
ncy dypIomatycznej posunecie eno naidono$leszvch
caej dobic wiekcj wOny Manestem swom . bez wzgledu
iego istOna warto$G da Poak0w one ME Sprzymie-
wen podnosZa sprawq narod6w mnieszych dotad ucis-
kanych k62 sprawe miaa walczyc przece Anglia re
swym sprzymierzcGcam O9adanie sic Rosye konecz
moze obawy, by ME zawar4a pokou Nemcami-spra-
WHO, IL Sprzymerzeni ME mog powedziec ego sIowa
eraz powiedzo Cenran ne zrobl ego gestu tego pos-
niPca. sOsunkach micdzynarodOwych Centraln wazny
stawi krok salWuqc wszyske swoe interesy podnosza
pred Swatem spraWe Pok ako mandat wymaru prawie-
dwosc medzynarodowe stwazaa donos1y precedens k6-
przyszch pOkoowych ukiaach sanOwG bedze bardzo
waany czynnk k6ry progrmu Kongresu Pokou iua ME
bedze m6g bye usune Sprawa Polsk pzesaie bye spra-
wa weWnetrznorosysk2 czv wewnerzno- -nemiecka beda
musel nej gadaG ralzic wszyscy, tenn zdanem ma
najweksza bodaj edyna ak doad wdzimy, gE6wna-
moana kOrzySG manifesto Centranych dla Narodu Pol
skiego Bo to kr6estwo ,og}oszone Warszawie Ilb-
nie do k6rego ME dada nj zahoru prskego nj Gacyi
(wewnPtrzna autonoma?. cos nby iak uz bywao, moze
troche cpie obmySone y - nj nawet caego rosyskiego
zabou take Kr6estwo Pokie ME moze bye chyba kresem
naszych abcy nj ceem nasych dqze pragnien Bedze to
wytw6r szuczny cos rodzaju Ksestwa Warszawskiego
ub Wonego Miasta Krakowa nieasnych fraze6w widac
bedze ScSle zaczone centranemi
moze cos jak patwa Rzeszy Nemieciej bze ME okre-
onych naraze atrybutywach granicac okocznocach it'd:
wszeIe e bzsze nformacye musmy czekac cerpwe al
sic ,rozwina wojenne admnstracy" ak manifest orzeka
Jeszcze edno Me trzeba dodawae, IL czyn Cenranych
wzgledem Pols - ME jest kerowanym czem nnem pre-.
ce ja tyko w}asnym bardzo ciekm nteresem potrzebs
rudnq: porzeba ego Niemcom dyplomacy potrzeba ma
eatrze wojny wojsk polskich potrzebuja, sympathy pol
skic vice re ME da6 cos sza tedy daa najmnie
jak tylko moga -. to pewna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
z TEATR6W
WQJENNYCH.
Wielkie SukceSy
WiOskie.

Rzyn, 6. istopada- - Raporty
kr6lewSkie z teatru austro-wlo-
skiego donosza, IL w czterech
dniach ofensywy na Tryest skie-
rowanej w}oskie wojska wzie{y
do niewoli 8,722 Austryak6w i
27O ich oficerow, co dodawszy do
poprzednich wykaz6w otrzymu--
Jenny, IL w caiej tryestenskiej O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
RUCH PAROWC6W.

PIiIYBYfY: Nowy York: st.
Louis, Finland, Duca Degli Abruzzi,
Baltic. - Gibraltar: Patria. - New
castle: CoolGardie. Londyn: Pa
nnonia.
ODESZLY: Nowy York: Philadel-
phia, Noordam, Toannina. - Auck.
land: Makura Maru. Tacoma:
Shimpo Maru. - San Francisco: ST.
IBERIA Maru, Nissei Maru. - Liver
1:..t'. ST .Pail -.-,.-,- - .----------
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06

S6% In Chicago and adjoining suburbs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
Manifest Nemiecko -Austryach. -Gaicya ME przyIq-
czona. -- Tyko czqstka Zabou RosYjshego...

czowem / Lipnica Dolna walki
os}ably. w Karptach pokuckich j
bukowihskich lokaIne trwaja
dziaiania; pod Capul CORA byio
starcie wazniejsze - .Rosyanie
trzymaja wszystkic swoie pozy-
eye.
Berlin, 6. listopada. - RAPPORT
niemiecki rownicz omawia walki
pod Mozejkami Postawami.
gdzie miano wziac Moskalom GO
jchcdw Z kilku mitraiezami; ale
- linia pozostala bez zmiany...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-11-06
Kalendarzyk.

Jutro, listopada: Sw. Engel-
berta.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-15
THE CHIEF SAYS WAR
 TO THE FINISH
COMPARES ALLIES POSITION TO THAT OF THE UNITED STATES
 DURING WAR.

PARIS, June 15-F. H. Allen. of New York. who has been identified with relief work in the field. was re eeived by General Jonre a few days ago. and after expressing his high appreciation of American sympathy and the aid extended 10 the French wounded. talked in an interesting manner on the general phases of the war He compared the present French position to that in the United States after the battle of Gettysburg.
 It has taken us time to prepare. IL took the American people in your war Of secession two years fully to train, equip and prepare your armies for the field. It was not until Gettysburg was fought and won that your armies were fully organized and ready.
 Even after the battle of Gettys- burg your doubters and slackers- copperheads. you called them-sought an inconclusive peace and tried to beat President Lincoln. But Lin eolns motto was the same then as ours is today-to the end
 We are fighting the fight Of lib- erty. The United States fought to save the American nation. just as we are fighting to save ours. and until the task was accomplished America would not take her hand from the blow. Nor can We.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-15
WOMEN DRINKING MORE.

LONDON. June l5. - Drinking in the homes is growing, and there is an increase of excess among those wom- en who drank before the war, accord ing to a report by a prominent woman who has investigated the subject.
 Remedial suggestions offered in cluded more drastic restrictions as to the distribution and canvassing for the sale of liquor; the withdrawal of the proposal that the wives of sailors and soldiers should not be arrested for drunkenness. except after the first or second offense and the appointment of special plain clothes inspectors for saloons and of women police at po- lice courts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-15
POSTERS ARE BEING
 WIDELY DISTRIBUTED
WILL ENDEAVoR TO BRING VIS- TORS FROM EVERY SET
 TLEMENT

The posters, giving an outline of the program that is intended to make the celebration of the coming Fourth of July thing to be remembered, are being distributed broadcast. Some have been sent to Prince Rupert Every settlement on the west coast will be provided with the same, this cn have but one result; that is to bring people to Ketchikan to join us in the celebration of that great day
 The various committees have al- ready started to work and reports be- ing encouraged by nearly everybody with contributions.
 The committees met last evening and presented the outline of their re- spective work
 4 committee appointed for that purpose. called upon Captain Nichol- son, master of the Prince George while the steamer was in port to ar range for a steamer to take and bring back the Ketchikan people to Prince Rupert on the first of July. No defin- ite answer was given but he promis- ed to look into the matter and report on his next trip from the south.
 Another meeting of the committees has been called for tomorrow evening at 7;30 p. m. at which the various committees are to report their pro gress
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-06-15
HUGHES PLANNING
 FOR HIS CAMPAIGN
LOOKING FOR SUCCESSOR TO c. H. HilLES AND OTHER
 MANAGERS.

NEW YORK, June 15 Justcie Hughes is busy these days appoint. ing his several managers for the com. ing campaign which he intends to start as soon as all arrangements are completed He is said to be looking around for a successor to c. n. Hilles. It is the belief of many that T. Par sons is in line for the position; but nothing definite can be learned. How ever, conference of the leaders is adopt plans to be followed during the campaign.