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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
Message halts Ships Departur.

New 1ork, March 6,-The Curard
lihe othces here have been notified
by caolesram from the home Office
in Liverpool to stop loading tho
steamship California and to cancel
the passages of all persons who have
booked on her. The California was
due to sail for Liverpool today. Forty
cabin passengers and IS third class
passengers had made reservations
The cablegram gave no reason fo,~ tho
order. but it is believed here thsk the
British government intends To take
over the ship as an auxiliary
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
ALLIES Just BEGINNING War"

Paris. March THE best soldiers
in the world" Is the opinion General
Sir Bryan Mahon, commanding the
British forces in the Balkans. ex.
pressed to the Saloniki correspondent
OF a Partisan paper regarding the
French army.
Our British soldiers, too, have
given the world reason to admire
them. but we never pretended to set
on foot an army really worth the name
before the spring OF 1916.
Germany has finished her war
while ours is only beginning"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
POPE MAKES PLEA FOR PEACE
Pontiff In Special Lenten Letter Says
He Cannot Sit Silent When
Conflict RACES.

Rome. via Paris. March 7. --- Pope
Benedict has again raised his voice
for peace. In a special letter written
for the Lenten season the poutiff says
he cannot sit silent. indifferent TO the
terrible conflict which is rending Eu-
rope.
He recalls all that he has done to
induce the Contendiug nations to lay
down their arms, virtually throwing
himself between the belligerents and
conjuring them in the name of the AL
mighty to desist in their plan OF mu-
tual destruction.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
Italian Ship Sunk: No wa-ni,,

Paris, March THE Italian steam
ship GiaNa, torpedoed by an Austrian
submarine. was sunk without warn
ing, according to survivors of the
crew who arrived at Piraeus on the
British steamer Trevelyan on March
l, Havas dispatch from Athens
states. The rescued men said that the
submarine, flying the Austrian flag,
was met 1870 miles from Cape Malta.
pan. The Giava offered no resistance.
They describe the submarine as a
large one, similar to those which sank
the Ancona and La Provence.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
LINER HITS SHOAL; 400 DEAD
SPANISH STEAMER PRINCIPE DE
ASTURiAS SINKS QUICKLY.
Vessel Is Wrecked OF Sebastino
Point, Near the Entrance to the
Santos Bay.

Rio Janeiro, March Sit is feared
here that 400 lives have been lost by
the sinking of the Spanish steamship
Principe De Asturias. The steamer
remained ahoat only a short time aft
er striking a shoal off San Sebastino,
and there was little time for the es-
cape OF passengers and crew in the
boats. Steamers have gone out in
the search for additional survivors.
143 of the passengers and crew of the
steamer being landed at Santos.
Large and New Vessel.
London, March :. -- A l.loyds dis
patch from Santos says that there
were 400 passengers on the Principe de
Asturins and 107 members OF the crew
The steamer was wrecked off Sebas-
tino Point, the western extremity OF
the island Of that name. near the en-.
trance to the Santos bay.
The Principe de Asturias was en-
gagged IN the passenger service be-
tween Barcelona and Brazil. She
passed Gibraltar February on her
way from Buenos Aires to Barcelona
She was n large and comparatively
new vessel, her gross tonnage being
1871.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
ZEPPELINS KILL TWELVE
Drop Forty Bombs Over Eight Eng
lish Counties injurin9 Many WON
en- and Children.

London, March Twelve persons
were killed and 33 injured In Sunday
nights Zeppelin raid over the north
east coast of England, it is officially
announced. The dead are three men
four women and five children.
Two raidjng airships dropped bombs
on Essex, Yorkshire. Lincolnshire.
Rutland Huntington, Cambridge. Nor
folk and Kent
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
SECRETARY OF WAR CHOSEN
Former Mayor Of Cleveland. Ohio. Ae-
ecpts Place in Cabtnet~Nomlna.
ton to Senate Soon,

Washington. March Newton n.
Baker, former mayor OF Cleveland, has
been selected by President Wilson for
secretary OF war, succeeding I.indley
NJ, Garrison, who resigned.
Mr. Baker has accepted the position
and is now arranging his affairs In
Cleveland preparatory to coming to
Washington to take up his duties.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

For really fine coffee at a mod
crate price, drink Denison's Seminole
Brand, 35c the h.. in sealed cans.
Only one merchant in each town
sells Seminole. If your grocer isn't
the one. write the Denison Coffee Co.,
of your Seminole dealer.
Buy the 3 lb. Canister Can for 81. 90.
ADV,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

A bachelor physician says the mi.
crobes in kisses are often fatal-at
least they often develop into matri-
monial germs.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
{. M. HOUSE, SPECIAL ENVOY
FROM WASHINGTON, HAS LONG
CONFERENCE WITH WILL
SON AT WHITE HOUSE.
HOUSE COMMITTEE TO
REPORT WARNING BILL
Agrees Upon Special Rule for Four
Hours Debate on Mclemore
ResoIution-Regard Preim-
mary Victory for Admins
tration Forces.

Washington, March 7.-E. M. House,
who has just returned from Europe,
where he visited Berlin, London and
Paris as special envoy from Wash
ington, Is understood to have told
President Wilson that he found no
more prospects for peace during his
recent visit to the capitals of belliger
ent nations than he did on his visit
last spring.
The President and Mr.. House talked
so long that the President was forty
minute9 late keeping his first engage
ment at the executive Offices, very
unusual proceeding for him.
Strengthens White House View.
Colonel House is said to have told
the president and Secretary Lansing
that the German government believed
itself justified in its new submarine
policy and was not bluffing
Colonel House Is believed to have
strengthened the view already held
by both the president and Secretary
Lansing that the submarine negOtia-
IONS must be handled with the great
est care if break with Germany is
to be avoided, although he reported
that Germany had no desire for war
with the United States. He discuss
ed the issue frankly with Herr Won
JagOw, the German foreign minister,
and DR.. Won IOlweg, the
imperial chancellor
To Report Measure.
The House rules committee has
agreed upon and will bring into the
House today a special rule for four
hours debate on the McLemore reso-
luton warning Americans off armed
ships of the European belligerents.
This action puts the much discussed
resolution into a parliamentary posi-
ton where administration leaders are
confident they can kill it.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
SLAVS lombard TREBlZOND
Torpedo Boats Raid Turkish Shipping
In Harhor--h.-avy c1Ino Be-
iisved Dismantled.

Petroerad, March 1.--Russian tor.
pedobonts raided Turkish shipping in
the harhor of Trebizond. sinking sew
eral vessels within easy range OF the
coast batteries. The fire of the coast
guns was so weak that 1t was believed
here all heavier guns have been dis
mantled because of the approach Of
Russian land forces.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

DIR; Pierce's Pellet. are best for liver.
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
a laxative--three for a cathart;, IA,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

Prince John of England has an edt-
ton of Robinson Crusoe," the cover
of which cost $50.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

Harrisburg, Pa, has an official CHI
ropodist for its police force.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

After putting on the boxing gloves
man realizes why it is far more blessed
to give than to receive.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
San Francisco in
 Communication !lh
 Japanese Wireless

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 19 Early today rhe San Francisco 4Iarcoai wire less telegraph station communicated direct win a Japanese wireless plant 5.so9 miles away. According to Mar conf officials here, the 'co1yersation" held today was but one of the many successful attempts made preliminary to the inauguration of "the longest wireless commercial service in the rora' which is 10 be established
 con.
 u-r~um-a.- oc . c1ome.or wave ..pe,h" were used in the ooumau cation today, which established worlds record for distance in wire less communication. Up to the pres eat Honolulu relayed wireless mes
 ages between Japan and the United States.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
SUBMARINE
 ACTIVITIES IS
 MUCH FEARED
Stock Market And Marine Insurance Go Down SeY-
 eraI Points.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
From Chicago To New York Between
 Sunrise And Sunset

BUFFALO. x Y. 0st. lt-N5lee, Caslsuom. already tae holder as Hahz reccri- for long distance aeeeHz4ae for g sunrise to sHaa5 a8-s.ap H#aa between Chicago and New York Ia will make his trip sometime next week and wil' carry 2 limited amount Q. To i which n.H 1a posted in chi e--a ta 5ha morning and ba delivered a ta. address ta Ne# York .u fhe evening o. ,le --Ge asy. i. al .-oa5 well.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
BRIEF REPORTS OF WAR DOINGS
 ON BOTH EASTERN AND WESTERN
 FRONT IF GREAT FIGHTING LINES

within less than one milo and oueaalt from Bapaume.
 From Peuoerad comes the report 1at the Russians had made cousiaer a3.o haaduM oa tbe Galieian trenI in
 their campaign for L2mberg, accord ius to the war office. capturing Aus uo-Gormau positions south of Fre#- aEy Counter attacks are however holding them up to the north
 The Berlin war office today admits the truth Of the report that tha British forces had crossed the Sfama river on the Macedonian front The report says tbe Bulearims have evacuated small villages yu che east bank. On the Trausylyaniaa from. however. ,He Rumauians have been forced back over the Iiomrod river aHd we're dgH- en from their position on several points
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
.SEAATOB SULZER VAS WELL
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 IF FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
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 Alaska AS 3 Whole

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
REPORT SATISFIED
 NAVY DEPARTMENT
ONLY ONE SUBMARINE WAS CP. ERETEO ON COAST LAST
 SUNDAY.

NET PORT Oct 1a-09c Of -a= nary department "ao have been o-- oa taa United States des.r5yars l1Fast ling rl= operation O. tae Ger man submarine Of las. sunday. are agreed -tzt only o1e -aaa-ila a oberaEi-9 They 0ass their BE on -aa iae- ,-a- plenty Of lime eaz sven to the Pas=e1zers and crews 10 ger % tAe 1o=ts before each boar ~as sunk Dae 10 the fact that r. s. de- stroye-s were close, DO lives were lost
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
U. s. PAYS MORE
 FOR SHIP STEEL

Fl SIi4GTgE. 1e t9 Contract s5r trae aal for taa ae# na a
 srda1 today br te aary eapa-aau a 5gicas aaoa 21 p caas higher tlaa 4re paid for Similar material Ia December Ise AHareaH Pressed Steel Gom- gaag scasaI eaatract Eor thirty r9us q ea and fae Carnegie aJea. Company Tor a.ooo ton The actual price of tae material h ita various gradee has Bot been computed The steel is for a hospital ship being built af the Philadelphia Navy Yard and q g1el ship al inc Boston Navy Yard
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
l. IT. Ff's HALTED.

BUTTE Mn De- 1A-P1t-T Indus ,sz1 Workers q inc Worl1 members s-rsr@e ia Butte shortly before mid
 night lss- alzaE, coming from the E2se o1 c15czgo JlilNs. .kee & S-- Ps.l trsigar train Three Forks noti- fad Sheriff Charles : Hen1eraoa of t1slr coming and t1e invaders were 1e- oy deputies as l1e tr=igh; yards za1 tisDe-s=o- j I-Fie later. tro ot tae il-rgfers, according ro the police 7esd g2 2 H Ellert, clerk and saot him when L. fed withogr g1Ting uD asz v2lgablee. T. F thopgbt that he VIII rec0Ter.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
BACK FROM SOUTH.

5sra Diek SelI w@s 2 returning pGs- seager ca the Alameda this morning fros1 Oregozl where zke has been rig- issag feF the past Sge weeks TIsh the Misses Nesg Na0 are finishing tasIr aagzscal s.Elies ia Portland. Mrs NelIl retgFn2 much benefited from her rlslg and reports sDIendid trip both mzys.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
COYOTES ATTACK RANc-ER.

BEND Ore Oc-- 1a - Ra2che-s 1z4 -@s-e today prepared 70 2Fgs2l -e- Esfs-u-su- Es-7 i- eN-s--l-2-lcS eaEeseS which 5- Seve-a. instances hare zE,4e2e5 persons Mrs Thomas Ns-114--- wife o5 8 -a-sne-. s>re5 14- small 54lE1.e- from mad coy 1.e Hh.c1 entered r1s yard t1 attack -1= child
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
WOMAN LYNc-ED.

ARLINGTON. G-- 5-- -1-S -c12c-.F. e -=zr=ss- #Lo together with her son Sam. was charged 1 -1s murder o5 William NcE.vala. 3 planter -s7- Monday. was -aker from the jal a- L=arE near here to5av by mob and -y-nched- The son had been T=lor=1 elsewhere for safe The '-c1-E's body was rid5.ez 5r l1e moo bullets.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
Fresh Successes Reported By The Serbs In Their Drive On Monastir
 And Other Parts.

LONDON. Oct l0.-A dispatch from he Eastern front to the Times this morning states that the Teuton forces under command of General Macken. sen were closing in on the Transylvan- an front Yesterday. they captured 8 small island iu the Danube and We're preparing to advance Another re- port says tEag the Hunsaviaus are maxim saadway in Robrudja
 On &oame front. the British are
 rerJe. .3 have reached point to
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
WiII Hot Discuss
 The Subject Now

PHILADELPHIA. Ocr 1Q.-Chas. E. Hughes the republican candidate for sL= pre=ideaez when -se-1 -odaT to
 a en q tte ae..-ie- o ra. German tazeiae oa *ao~~s >11 raat aa did not o o14= fl- matter. giving as his reason
 nat he had 10 desire to emLarras The e6uiai~' ration.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
New Y0rk's Milk
 Famine Is Serious

NEW EO2E- Ce-- ls-Co1t4-e-es .-5zE 1s-~==l Mayer 3L5-c5=I and r=g-=saa12tiv=s ot -Ae New York 1Eilk 1ls-ve1EizE Companies i- z1 eagrr : C1-.1g zoo1- z settlement ot ghe d5t- -s--c=s -=-~==a -Ls coZpsEi=s and 5-s H4iFEa@E league qT=E tas price os 1-i5z failed q result according to l-o@r s-zo11c=-ez- after the r =-g
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
GREAT BRITAIN
 CLAIMS SUBMARINES
 SHOULD BE lNTERNED
SENDS MEMoRENDUM TO UNITED STATES IN uNOERSEA
 WARFARE.

LONDON, Oct ItA note from .he foreiEG minister was dispatched sa .he United States government rai~ morn ing lC reference Jo tae now pratail- ing German uHGevsea wariara which she British have decided to asht, poiu.uS our tho necessity e break rules .haf the Del.ruis believe should be observed [, also points oa, ss be- ing to the interest oi the neutral pow CTS and justice Jo intern all un3ersea crafts within the United States wa 1erS-
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
AUXILIARY CRUISER CARRYING 2000 MEN
 SUNK: PART LOST
SAD TO HAVE STRUCK A MINE AND WENT DOWN WITHIN
 TWENTY MINUTES.

PARIS Oct la-TAs war office at- Ter tAC-c-sG investigation admits the loss ot an avxilsa-y cruiser that vaS S-2S October the fourth while CT Us V-aE so .ee eastern tro2t with cWc taezsa-5 Serbian and French >oll The rsno-e says that tAe 2uxiliary s--1c& mine and went down in 90 minutes witA nearly half O: the sol, C5s-S sbo&VG
 This loss w2s withheld from the glo-ic bending she investigation or Es7e1 ~Ae2 GAe news frsE reache5 the cEcs
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
NOT TO SALVAGE 4EMP4Is.
WASHINGTON 0e1. -..-Iaara

WASHINGTON. Oct o-There is little probability that any effort will ue made ---=efthe ar ored cruiser Memphis, wrecked recently al santo Domingo C.- ia a tropical storm. Admiral Benson. chief Qs operations. said yesterday the great eost ot sal y~a5 barely seemed Justified ta view oi the s-==l's lev naval value
 X report from Captain Beach of Memphis indicates that the ships en- t.l- Dc Cm was crushed in.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10

MaNEjT ANXIOUS

 f any body s1a.l b1 n 5cua- as e vas-e }. 2 E5ecE@az lands 4aoa maj .srs pertaining zo lee welfare ana ees- interests ot Soutaeaz,e-- s.asEa they 1zEz caE sa rzz -1 azz record .1 -1z -as- legislature lz s=- sgz .a -1= Journal 2. rzaezz-z< U tla ao-== e EsP-sssa.as.sez. e .c1 1= was 8 E=us=z. < eaze5 E=esaal os Eh= House Io4--a. szs -5 disclose 3 single 75-s a- speech q 3Ez- Heck man .2z: mas za- di-=c-et toward -1s lpt-i.551g and 5z -he interest os -1.s division
 T. .s z4sy enough q End men #ho. lke Bzrk1s. aze wiling to la szcz- Iced CT 5ae lsgtslas3Fa z.saz. aaz + !s ao- so szsy zo ind zea who arg will. ing or able -o -deliY4. gh= goods" at- g=- they are elected W= want and must hare men II the legislature who are big enough and bread enough 10 rise above p4-zy pre.15icss and 3 de sire 70 g=- even for a1 imaginary grievance agaiazz some iad.s5dual cC1c=-- or iz5us-rT. ~1e1 1 cones ro a=alizg =.-h questions z@=e-zzg The public welfare To make g-=z- dzz. ot political noise 5s one ming 6-r 70 accomplish results toz t1e people is quite al1-l=r
 Locally to Nr H4cs-a1-s .c9-=-ce s1d efforts are largely due me ap- building and progress ot Ee-c1.Ea- and vicinity So also ~oa.E his ia- 5Cence and sFor-s b= a material fac .or in -ae Territorial Senate looking D the advancement ot the interests of rhe whole O. Alaska and more pa-ricu- lariT ot -he First Division. Thee who E1o~ him personally recognize this -ac1- Those who hare let his p=-=9lal 2cguail.zoce need only 10 refer -o his legislative career during r1e las. session The republican candidate for S=1a-o -is and al~a7s has been op- posed 10 z poll TAI. has consistently end continuously tzTa-@5 le~ pro Feziag game and 1sa and placing Q -o---y o1 seals. wolrea and eazlez The Dro1zgatioa ot salmon has been 3 hot5r with him for years. he harlng bean ia control Of th= largest salmon tatcae-T i1 4l4ska- lie non Dr0Doses to ezteac this field ot actiYity by pro riding. al the expense Of the industry. for several he-cheries in southea stern Alaska for The propagation ot the hzmpb4ck salmon This is most important question 10 this division q this time. for jus; so surely as so1e- thing is uo< done. and thsC Te~y soon loc only to sepleaisa the supply oE 1sh 5s, ro proVide and enforce Q proper and adequate @c.oae season~ thai rae 6sa u2T b@ permitted, un- -1o.esred ,o ascend ths streams for sDaTlirg purposes lasr s9 s1-air ths s-p1.s pill 5ecoEe. ezaa. .la , Te~y ser years Thls ps92o=leloa a1ou.d receive s1e eaterae-- q .fe entire electorate from Yakatat ro Dizen Entgauce
 Herein are enumerated saw .. tae things for aa.eh 5sr. Heezmah
 stands committed Suffice t b sat
 that ne ia no, tae man to orer.ook ! any measure calculated 10 batter con.
 firiOas or Tor tse advancement of the { territory if which he has lived ser thirty Eeara.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
Parcel Post Carries
 Groceries to Camps

LEWISTON. Idaho 0cr 1o.-Eighr saas q seoe ziez today are on their NaE from Lewiston 1o mining camps .u ta= FIX c5tE district Az parcel post because Eae.e sam Wt4 carry them Tor S17->9 when express charges would have amounted 10 S4S00a
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
WILL REFRAIN
 FROM MAKING
 ANY PROTESTS
British Ambassador Be- lieyas Ships Should be C0ngoyad CT Abandon
 Trade.

WASE-EGL0E Gc-- n Unless otherwise advised 70 d. sg tT 1.s zsT. erlDs-- -E= British AmtassaEo= ss.5 today -1-- h= did not intend r5 Ike anT more protests against Ga z1e----+-= activities. E= believes -a= 5esr plan is -o convoy ships or ban don American trade. He iz awaiting i1s--ue---1 from lis zore-1@zze be- fore -- .As=s the 1ex- s-el.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
MUST FACE TRIAL

EUGENE Ore. o5. governor Johnson = 5a.lzesaia hon. -s=- l- ar=5aa #ee r c. 5la#at-a- a Oakland s1a-E a-. le1s r1rs iu Oregon as property 4 ind ing them Texas land atea E s alleged were worthless and 5aea transferring -h. Oregon real estate 1a gairG pagsr.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-10-10
PRESIDENT ALEXANDER CONSIDERING NEW PLAN
WAY EXTEND MERCER C= BIG STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO is-
 CLuDE TIE EAST.

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