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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

Injeftr uno Der bebarabiid,eu 8rerBc
ipieoer 5nn sIngrifi por, batteu bier
BEL aber teinerIei Griolg. sIm 8. or
neiite iih Die rliiiiidIe Sffeniipe nit
auberoroentlid)em llngeltiinI, Ell
idperer gIueriii ioIgte bem atoeren
Spiitcn Gina uno Gobronoitb, abcr
oftmaI binierciuanber puroen olei,
anariiie bIutig ;uriidgeihlnsen. gSie
Der unb ipieber iepien inoes bic @ui.
fen neue glaiirn 5Diif)en 9nicitr mo
asrutb gum slngriii an Der am II,
sum GrioIg iiibren iollte. SSoiuchl
iiiolih Ses Gnjeitr fpie norSoitlid'
GjernomiB BEL 9obrcnous ipiiroen
troe Observation-Disclosures Die otter.
reid,iiblmaariiden SteIlrngeu ge'
nommen, auf iiiolifJ Snlesjpel MIR,
ben ole Geiterreiber aeluorieu. sliii
Ser gnn5eu Sront gingen fic nnter
3eitrpeiIig iebr beiiigeu Segcnangrii'
fen yiriid imo iprengtcn bierbei Den
gdbnbofsairfoipee 90 aiIonreter iiib.
Iih Gfna). Die Rii'ien iolgten nnS
erreif,ten am 12. Den griidenfopf bon
3ales,pci nit bern redlien, bic &c.
1enS bon G3ernotuib nit bent linfen
iliiaeI. lin Die n6rolid) Ses Truth
Iieaenoen 8orii1bie ipnroe Iebbnit &c.
f1mpfi. riiiiiid,e aapaIlerie riidte OH
oieiem Gage in Sorooenfa, Smatt'n
iuno Snbagora cir. slm Triitb, iiih'
lid goidn, iprroen rniiiihe angriiic
abgemieien. Seitlid G3eruotpie, bel
RabIp iprensien Die 5iiriidgehenoen
I. II. I. 3rlppen Die 9riitbbriide. gIn
ioIgenoen Tog iiberifritten Die Stui,
fen i'm Inieitr.sbid,nitt oen Slui;
!nS ieBten iih in geiis oes SiiS1iiers
;ipiifen Sorooenfa iiro 3ales3pci
sSm BrutbabIdnitf purben norbIidl
e5erncipis unb iiioIib goian ruiiiidle
9trgriffe abgefpieien, and an Der
iibrigen sSront fonnte Der @egner mir.
genSs oas linfe Triitbufer eepinncl.
Der @riidenfopf BON G5ernotpie blieb
feit IN Der Sano Der {. II. 7. 3ruppen
am IA. lieBen aud bier Die adnlpie
etrDas mad, rlr I'm Den griideHfopi
BON Gjernotuis onierte Der anulpf
nit imperminberier Seftiafeit an.
Seit Dem a. baben mir alio feiner.
lei nambaite Greigniiie aiif Der gan,
sen Sront mebr 81 per5eidnen Ger
llmItano. oaB ole inter Dem 8raien
gotbmer iiebenben beutid.oiterrrid)i.
id,en 1riippen ibre Stelliingen bart.
nddig unb 3db eegen ale riiiiiidlen
gnitiirme 5n balien permohten, bar
5u elmer @eriieiillna Der gau5en Sront
gefiibrt; Der GinflnB oieies iIneridiii
ierliden 5eiihaliens bat iid aid tpei.
ter mad SiiSen bin bemerfbar &c.
madli. 9ludl Die Hiliien iino pieber
junSteIlmsstrieg iibergcganaeu, oic
ruiiiidle Giieniipe idleint 5inn sic,
hen gefonmen: no Die 9liiien ipic
norooitlid) Der @abHlinie Roiupo
aolpeI angriiien, nm benStod)ooiiber.
gang 81 erjipingcIl iprroen Tie inter
aroBen gerluiien abgGuieicn. @enn
atfl Der uliiiidle Seeresberidli pom
10. nod, beiont. onb Die Siicniipe oes
Generals griiilom nod, inlmer an
Sauert 70 lpeib or ood) teinrrIei Chat
indlen niehr an3iiiiibren. Ter Gan:
Ger SeinS Test feline Beaciianariiic
oil mehreren SieaeH Der ;sroni tort
lno fni;t IN ieincn neieu StcIlnuaen
iciien 6ub" belueiii nm beiten bab bie
ruiiiidle Siieniipc thatid6Iid Suni
Steben getOmmen III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

Wtun mill pifisn, ME
Susbes iia sesen bic ensliiden
InmaBunsen Derbalten pirb. Gr bat
bas oeutlid senus seiast. Gr tpiircc
bas thup, mas WilIon bebarrlid psrs
peisert. Gr rpurbe ben alliirtsn
S6iffen Die ameritanii9en Sdfen Oers
idlieben uno ni6t ssitatten. oub bic
Der. Staaten Die Sauptaaiirten Gns.
lambs iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

Die bemptratii9e partei
benefit, bdb lie ben lraeen bcs Wahls
lamps bilflus segeniiber itebt, penn
Der 9i5cprGiipent Maribau in ieiner
Rebe on Die Selegaten, lpel1e ibn BON
ieiner INSTRUMENTATION in asin,tnib
iebte, ii6 Der fplgenoen Sprate be
pient: nSusbes iol dntpprten. lpclches
ieins 5irma iei: Susbes unD ROpies
pslt, ooer !6uebes unb Sobensollern."
Seutlih sebt oaraus berpor, bub Der
YBeprGiibent Der bemptratiihen BAR
tel, ebenio ipie Der prGiibent auf eine
ia6li4e GrDrterung Der 5rasen beg
Wabltampfs ni9t eineeben, ionbern
purd @erbeBungen tpirten tppllen, irz
benz lie Bel benz ameritaniiben 9plte
ben Glauben gu erpeden periu6en,
Oab Su9bes Der aanbibut Der 0euts
i6sn iei unb baraus ii6 fir jeoen
ameritaniiaen Siirser, Der niht aus
Ianbiiaer albitammuns 1T, bic Yfli6t
ergebe, gegen Sugbes gu itimmea.
DAP Der prdiioent bic 9eutT6enhese
ipitematiid unb Sur SDrperuns Ieiner
perionltden 3iele betreibt, 1T i6pn
lGnsit betannt. Wir saben uns iebob
Der Soffnuns bin, oab sr bas auf
ieine eisens 9srantiportlidteit thue unb
teine Stiiss an ieiner partei bierfiir
finbe, aus Der Rebe Maribaqs 1T aber
eriihtlid, bab rRieber nit ben 0eute
iden!" bag 2oiungsiport Der qurtsi
bilbet. Wir befiirhteu ni9t i'm Mins
oeiten, oab Wilfon nit folder aums
pfesipeiis bur6brinser pirb, aber es
Iisst unpertennbar cine sroBe Gefabr
barin, psnn cine partei bas Banner
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS entfaltst uno
ss ipirb babur9 unieres GrmeFens
3ur bringIiaitsn 9flidt fir jeben
OeutI den, eesen ioIde 1artet Stels
lung gu nebmen, bamit Der 0erIu4,
Der 5rembenbeBe CUR Madt ober Be
oeutung in Der ameritanii9en gplitit
~ perbeIfen, auf Der SteQs unterbriidt
perbe, benn briugt bic bemptratifhe
gartei nit Der 5rsmbenbess, Der fie
i6 burd Wilions 9lnresuns sugss
panbt bat, bur6, bann iteben Den
Seuti den iebr idtpers Gage bebpr.
Oa in Der ameritaniI6sn politit bas
prin5ip iebr ipenig unb Der grfplg
lles gift, 10 1T Don eirem bsmotralis
den, unter benz 2oiuugsport b.s
fnotpnotbingismus erSielten Sicge 51t .
'efiir6ten, bab auh bic unbers partsi
nit benz gleiden Mittet gu pirten pers
u9en tpirb uub oann pGrs ts nit
,sm 0eutidtbum in bieiem 2aube gu
snbe. @enn man beosntt, oaB Wurs
ban aug einem Stuate, tpis Snoiuna,
pmmt, in pelfem bas Seuti6thum |
lod .inen tpeientli6sn GiHTlub be-
iBt uub bieisr trosb.m iih Der 0euts
6enbeBs 5utpenbei. 70 III baraus gu
risben, bab bic Gefubr ie6r nabe IT
lno jeBt i4on Ql.s aufgeboten iper=
zen nub, lin lie gu betGmpfen. Der
Iusbrud Sugbes urb SobenSonern
# ippbl ni6t Don MuribuG seprdgt
poroen, ionosrn RooTepelt 1T isiu
lrbeber, Der nit bisiem S0tBport bic
Nomination pon Sugbes gu Oer6tnz
bern iudte, ober tpGbrenb er bamit
li6t bur6oeprungen 1T, min isst bic
'emotratiide purtei nit bisIer Der
,eBuns fiegen. Sas iit ii9etlia ges
liiseno, um ale 9euti6sn CUR or5bz
en- Wa6famtsit gu srmahner, bamit
bre Ieilroe niht triumpbiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

Ssit einem Sabre tontros
Iirt @nslano ben amsritanif9en oaus
Dem in Der Beiie, ouB nur nit icincr
Grlaubntb Baaren aus bieiem aanbe
Gusgefiibrt perosn biirfsn. Gas III ein
,3uitano, 10 entebreno unb 10 ernie
Drlgeno, abgeIebsn bon bsm betra6tlis
hen Shaoen, uie sr ii9 nur benten
laBt. 2t6er jeBt gebt @nglanb nod
etner S6ritt peiter unp betretirt, bab
uber6aupt nibts mebr ausgeflbrt
lDeroeH Diirfe, aubsr Munition an pi.
@aiirten. Die engliids Regieruna hct
eius 0srbrau6sitatiitit in SoqaHb,
G4peoen, Horlpeaen uHo 0dnsnatt
aaTgerommen uno geitattet ibnen nu.
iol9e ameritaHii6e Ginfubr, ais Flr
gefrieciguHg ibres eissniten uno nrill-
senoiteH Beoarfs geniigt unD ba ss
Der 2tuii6t 1T, oaB oieie oGnbst
jeBt Iton genug ameritanifhe Ddur
ten babeH, 10 oiirTsn iol9s nitt
nlebr oortbiH sebrudlt peroen. 9as
nit 1T 10 oeutlih aeiagt, ipie Wprte
aro Sdnolungsn es permDgen, oab mir
dufgeb0rt baben strs freie unb una6e
bdnsige RotiOn au fein unb gu cinst
enslif4en Golonie berabsefunten fnb,
iiir meI6e bic @efese niAt in MafAs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

Die llnterrebuns bes 8orz
reiponbenten Der aHpciirten prsiIe
nit oem a0nig pon @rie9enlanb ldbt
erfeben oaB oicier opn Dem Siesc Der
Guiirten ni@t iiber8eust> 1T uno Die
Sefabren erfabt, Die baraus entiteben
tperoen, penn Der Sieg ben @erbiinoe,
ten Derbleibt. Seit Der Depei9e, psle
be bic 3euiur 3uriidssbalten bat, mub
jebot Der SDnie gu bem GntI9tub
estommen iein, Ii6 ben 9lGiirten inter
alien llmitdnben fern gu balten. bsnn
ionit tpiirbe sr nidht einsetpillist bahen,
bab $4,000 Mann griedifde 5ruppen,
peltbe bic Jeitunssperts bon SaDala
beieBt bielten, in Oeuti4lano inter
nirt iperoen, nd6bem bic Jeitungen
einem bulsarii6e ebeuti9en Seere iibers
seben tpprben lparen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

9ie gllliirten bsri9ten ipies
Der einmal grobe Siese, bic BEL ndbersr
Yetradtuns in Ni4ts 3erflisben. gs
1T bic alte @ei9i9te, bab bic 8er
iesuns zines Dorfss als cine Guiidei-
bunssfhla6t ausppIaunt tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16
3wOli Sag. ruii.ider SH.niipe

Sin Riidblit. 49, 9om StDr bis 3ur
rumdniiden @rsn3e. - 8eipaltig.
RuiIsnmuTtn unb suorme @srIuits.
Die Sii:uiiOs gum Stsbsn sss
bru6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16

Die Qobeserbebunsen auf
bic giinItise pirtbiduftlihe Gage
Mublanos, lpie mir lie in unieren prps
britiIhen 3eituneen finben, erregt,
un'er gefremben, bd mir niht perite:
ber forrten, lparum RuBlanb bas iid
bod rienoIs in giinftigsn finan3ieIen
Wer6iltniTen befanb unb ieit pielsn
Jatr,r 5om Borg gelebt bat, bas ges
lotte Qarb itin ion, in bem Wtil6 unp
6rnig fliebt. 0as 2i4t nuriiber 1T
uns dufgegangen. aIs mir in elmer
Iufitellung ii6er bic in Retp yort CT
bic 2llliirten OerIiebsnsn SsIper LATER,
oGR Rublano oou bort uabe cine babe
MtGiarbe Dollars ge3oeen bat. Scbt
1T Der 3pef tlar. Die gantisrs, tpels
fs bic ruTiI6en qapisrs genommsn
baben, iuhen Summe, I'm bic gapiers
abSulaben, mas linen ni6t eelinaen
piro. Die Ser. staaten boten niss
mals einen guten Wartt fiir ausldns
Dl1ne Ydptere uHo runu9e Pdo!ere
an3ubieten, gait fir taum mebr, als
einen S6erS, Sic jebt, nudbsm Rubs
lamb feline S6ulbenlait 10 tart bers
mebrt bat rmb feline Sinan5perlGlis
o6lIig aerriittet iino, uls QnIagepupisrs
au empfeblen, lit cine aiibnbeit. Mas
Die Bontisrs Deranlobt bat, iih auf
bas 9eidGft nit RuBlanb stnsuluTen,
lit natiirIid bic bobe &pmmiiIion. bic
ibnen gepd6rt pOroen 1T, nobel mat
auf bic gprlie6e fir bic 9tliirten in
oiefem 9anoc gerednet bat unb uuf
ben @tnflub Der gantiers auf Ri.
Yerii4erungs z8eieQfhaften. Don ess
nen einiss t6atid6ti6 iold tperthlnie
Attipsn, pie bic ruffifden papi.rs,
ii6 aufgelabeu baben. 9lber fas srobs
Yublitum berbGlt ii6 ablebnenh unb
bic beitdHbiac anpreifung Rubianbs
in ben probritiiben Organen pirb bas
nid,t ubertpinoen tDnnen.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-11-16
Play and Basket Social

Miss Della Dorrance, teacher
in Apple Creek School District
No. J.. gave a play, THE Haunt
ed Gate. also a basket social,
on Friday, November Bird. Ev.
erything was in orange and black
for Halloween. The school
house was decorated with pump
kins, black and orange stream.
ers, also green and yellow leaves
which had been gathered the
first of the month for that pur.
pose. Miss Edna Speaks, of
Bismarck, favored the audience
with a solo, Down Where the
Violets Crow.
In regard to the training of
the children, enough praise can.
not be given to Miss Dorrances
All attending agree that they
never saw children better.
trained.
About eighty people were
present. and the baskets brought
$685.. With this outfit Miss
Dorrance is going to finish buy
ing the outfit for hot lunches,
and she is also getting the me-
cessary articles so as to teach
sewing for the girls. Miss Dor
rance taught this same school
last year, and by all reports is
having most excellent success
Bismarck Palladium.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-11-16

COLT AND CALF SHOW AND
HARVEST FESTIVAL AWARDS
CLASS A
Draft Colts
Pure Bred, 1915
LIST, E. S. Carpenter
Grade, 1915
LIST and 2nd, G.. W. Keagle
Grade, 1916
LIST, Sid Fuller
End, VIM. Brendemuhl
CLASS B
Calves under 2 years
Pure bred, beef breed
LIST, j. d. Parkman
Grade, beef breed
LIST, j. D. Parkman
End, Albert Williams
3rd, F. E. Brewster
Pure bred, dairy breed
LIST, Hugo Gunkle
End, Louis Kersting
Grade, dairy breed
list, S. N. Grimwood
End, S, L. LYNN
Sweepstakes Silver Cup
Cattle Classes
j.. D. Parkman
CLASS G.
Sheep
Grade Ewes
LIST & End, John Mccullough
1916 Lamb
LIST, Geo. Meader
GLASS II
Marquis Wheat
! LIST, Sven Sveningson
End. r.. NJ. Langager
Durum Wheat
1st, Thomas Biakely
2-d. Sven Syel.ingson
2 Flax
LIST, It. Blakely
!, End S. L. Linn
, LIST, S. l.. Lynn
End, b. j. Schuldt
= Barley
LIST, E. G. Heseltine
End. L. H Kersting
: Flint Corn
LIST, w. B. Rugg
End, S. N. Grimwood
CONCLUDED on last paye)
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-11-16

AS official figures come in we
are assured that the Democrats
have again elected their presi
dent and for the first time IN the
history of the country a demo
cratic administration will sue,
coed itself. Another feature of
the election is the fact that for
the first time the west has de-
feated the candidate receiving
the solid support of the eastern
states. The old saying, AS
N. Y. goes, so will the election
is laid on the shelf and the west
has come to it's own in national
politics.
Numberless reasons have been
advanced Why Hughes waa dc
feated but the most logical one
seems to be that those in charge
of the campaign failed utterly in
sizing up the situation. They
seemed to think that the whole
progressive vote was brought in
to the party when Il. r. came
back into the fold and constant.
ly ignored the rest of the lead
ers of this great faction. The
voters, however, refused to fol-
low the Big Noise when their
local leaders we're turned down
cold. There is consolation in
the fact that, Notwithstanding
Wilson's election. the people
have not repudiatcd Republican
principles but simply campaign
methods. This is shown by the
increase in strength Of the Re
publicaus in the House and Sen
ate. While Wilson carried this
state by a 1900 margin, Senator
McCumber defeated the Demo
cratic nominee by nearly ter
times that majority, and many
of the other states that Wilson
"a rr;nd have elected ReDnh|icar
representatives and senator's by
big margins.
Now that it is over and !he
strain Of suspense is gone, let's
all pull together for bigger anc
better country, and more pros
perity and happiness in the
land of the free and the home
of the brave"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-11-16
Entered at the post Office at Hore. S"r''' :
Gotta. as second class matter.

gY All notices OF entertainments Of
any nature at which admission is
charged given by local organizations
are charged at the rate OF five cents
| per line per insertion.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
Grand Trunk Pacific
 Fixes New Schedule

SEATTLE. Ocz- s--Seartle passeng- er representatives Of me Grand Trunk Pacific Steamship company today an nounced that the company fall and winter schedule Of sailings will go ir- 70 effect October 16 Effective on that dare will be one sailing Q week from Seattle to Granby Bay and ports instead Of the present service Of two sailings 2 week. the steamship Prince George leaving for the north on Sun days at midnight, calling at Victoria. Vaucourer. Ocean Falls. the new Brit ish Columbia paper manufacturing center. Prince Ruperr and Granby Bay.
 The steamship Prince Rupert. ef- tec-ive on October 15. will be placed in the Alaska trade, plying between Vancouver and Skagway The pres enr schedule Of the Grand Trunk Pa cifc calls for sailings at SEQ on Mon days and Wednesdays.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
SERBIA'S QUEEN
 SWEEPS FLOORS
NATEALIA, WHO DISAPPEARED WHEN WAR STARTED. FOUND
 INA BORDEAUX HOSPITAL.

PARIS. Ger. g. - The mystery re- garding the whereabouts Of ex-Queen Nathalia of Serbia. who disappeared a, the outbreak Of the war. was clear ed up today when she was found sweeping the floor and working as a common serving woman iu big hos pi-al in Bordeaux.
 When the war broke out the Queen. whose history is the most tragic story known 10 European history. put her place at Biarritz in the hands Of her friend. Princess Ghika, and ordered her to convert 1T into a war hospital , As for ne" she added, T am go- ing 10 etface myself The times are so tragic that those who were once rulers Of men must aid them in all humility
 On The same evening Na-halia, un- attended even by a maid, entrained for an unknown destination. and her suite had not heard a word Of her since. In the hospital where she was found b. Jean de Bonnefon, a French newspaper man. she volunteered her services under the assumed name ot Nathalia kechoko. which is her maid en name. and for the last two years she performed the meanest and most firing duties.
 When I last saw her at the Bel grade court. writes De Bonnefon. King sIilans widow wore a blazing diadem and looked a naughty and queenly beauty. She was attired in a purple velvet cloak lined with ermine Now she wore coarse hair. covering the place where once rested a crown. and brown Holland overalls instead Of the purple cloak
 But the wounded soldiers were to- tally ignorant Of her identity They speak gratefully Of her 'safntly godo- ness and her untiring efforts to aid them
 Al the Queens urgent request the exact location Of the hospital is kept secret. as she intends to work incog- nito until the end of the war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, Management Circulation, Etc, Requir- cd by The Act of Congress of
 August 24. 1916.

Of the Daily Progressiye-Miner is. sued daily at Ketchikan, Alaska, First Division:
 J. E. Rivard owner, publisher and manager
 J. R. Heckman, Mortgagee.
 Printed copies daily 800.
 sworn to before C. H. Cosgrove. Notary Public in and for the Terri tory Of Alaska.
 Dated. Oct. [. 1916.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
MRS HARDY ENTERTAINED.

One .. the most cnioyaolo affair of ;hc asSs weeS was the hs}SSe Wh.Ss ar.y SsveR last SaturSsy S;ts~ ttS B0rShSr,. compliment -~y s0 airs, aardy, w,iC os 1as 2 .1rSy. 0s the E. :. boat Explorer vasch has been 5n and cut oi the hag- bor for the past ten days Mrs. Beeglc was winner of the high score, while Mrs Hardy won second prize. The dainty refreshments served by the hostess brought the very pleasant af- ternCOn 10 . close.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
AN OPPORTUNITY OFFERED.

Those who are interested in the study Of Spanish will meet al the school house a. seven o'clock this ey- ening for the purpose Of organizing 3 class in Spanish under the direction of Prof Knox
 The importance ot a knowledge Of the Spanish language for Americans can not be too strongly emphasized All who are interested are cordially invited 10 be present al this meeting
 =
 Top coats, nackinaws. rain coats and sweaters in abundance at Fields
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Alaska = Clarence Strait - Point Stanhope Buoy ?. reported adrift Sept zeJh. was picked up and replaced on station October ,.
 By direction Of the Commissioner Of Lighthouses. In the absence and by direction of the Inspector. = R. R. TINKHAM. Superintendent
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
EAGLES DANCE SIG SUCCESS

Lasr Saturday evening rhe Eagles entertained the public with 8 Baske, Social which ~as held 1T The RinE The dance which began at s-S3 promptly vas well attended and al. present enjoyed the good music and floor 12tl 1I-5a when the baskets were zuc5o2a5 of The dancing then began again and continued until one o'clock
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

To save the life of a locomotive fire man should an engine and tender be separated while he is at work two Pennsylvanians have invented sort Of hammock 10 be suspended behind the engine
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

Rev- Harold Kelly wishes 10 an uou-ce that commencing with Tues day the g. Joha-s Social Club will re sune their meetings ac g. John s Guild rooms every week
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
WzIk-Oysr shoes at Fields a


l distinguished British scientist has decided that there is some form Of radiation from chalk and granite cliffs. possibly electrical, which caus es climatic differences in places near together.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

There will be no meeting at the Gospel Lecture Hall Front and Grant Streets this evening. Beginning with Tuesday evening of this week. We will occupy our new hall next 10 the Sea mems Union on Front s1reet--Eyan- gelis5s. Hanson and Hilsert-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

The Prince Albert went through this morning on her way to Mt. An drew where she goes to load up car go of ore
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

Superintendent J. II. Scott of tho Wards Cove By-Products plant, WAS l0cng the passengers for southern points oa the Prince George which left aSt yVcn.us.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09
ATTENTION A. BIS.

Owing to the reception in honor ot Chas- 4 Sulzer this evening. Camp installation and smoker will be post pOned until next Monday evening, Oct I6th-H II. STACKPoLE. 4. (,
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

Henry GOemere left last evenins 22 tho Prince George for Seattle. on a ShCrt business trip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

The Lady Eagles Club will give a Whist Party al A. B. Hall Tuesday, October 10th. al s o'clock. Admission 25c. Lunch served. 5r
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

The Daily ProgressiTe-Miner is for sale at both the Walker Drug store and the Ryus Dr1g Store.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

Ladies, mems and boys suits and coats at Fields. Red Mems Bldg. adv
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-09

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-03-08

Aiter the tournameut tie
guests were given n smoker at
the Hotel. The Bristol team ex
pressed themselves in the high
est terms of the treatment they
received at the hands of the
Big Stone Gap team and cx.
tended an invitation To the home
team for Il match III Bristol
which is to be arranged later.
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able them to successfully cope
with the intricate problems of
existence that will confront
thom later in life. TO do less
wonld be to neglect IA sacred
duty, to shame the innocent
ones for whose very existence
we are responsible
Let us keep our schools and
our children in mind. Let us
study their welfare individual
~ aud collectively Let us leave
no stone uuturned that viii ad-
vance their moral add material
interests
For the man who honors his
offspring is honored of men
Alta meeting Of the Board Of
Governors of The BonrI OF
Trade, held Monday afternoon
in the Office Of The president OF
the Board, MIR r. y. Alsovcr.
it was unanimously decided TO
APPROVE the plan of President
Harrison, Of the Virginia and
Southwestern Railway. 10 ex-
tend its lines down the south
4, Ia.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-03-08
BRENT.

\ two story six roomed dwell
ing house with hot and cold
water fully equipped huth room
hot water boiler and Kitchen
sink. Located upon a large
lot adjacent to G S. Garter aud
the Methodist parsonagcs on
Wyandottc Avenue. + lie e
$500 per month payable
monthly. Apply To Il 4.
Ayers, Big Stone Gap va.
If. Il. j. Aysrs
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Mrs. K. Stoehr and Mrs. S. R,
Lanham Joint HoSteSSeS.

Mrs. Karl Stochr and sister,
Mrs. Sadie Il. Lanham, delight,
fully entertained "a number of
their friends on Saturday after
noon with four tables of Bridge
aud on Monday afternoon with
three tables Of Bridge.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Chas. Wade scored highest and
won first prize, a beautiful sill
yer fiIigrec bud vase. All the
guests cut for the consolation,
which was a box of stationery,
and WAS won 10y Mrs. Glen
Southwark.
On Monday afternoon Mrs.
.C + Blantou won first prize,
also a silver iiligree vase, and
the consolation was won by
Mrs K y Taggart, which was
aiSOa box of stationary.
At the close of both games
lunch clothes were placed on
the tables and a delicious salad
course was served both after
moons TO the guests
Those who We're invited for
Saturday afternoon were: Mes
DANES w. Il. Peck, W. O.
Paiuicr, Z J Prescott, c. L..
Wade, NJ. l.. GRADER, y Is.
MORRISON, IL L. Miller, G.. l.
Rowe, w II. Polly. a. ID
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