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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
BILLY SUNDAY IS
 AFTER THE KAISER
Worlds Greatest Evangelist Calls on God to Aid Him
 Against Germany.
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NEW YORK. March 31.-The Rev. William Asher Sunday, better known as Billy" is out to lick the kaiser. The words are Billy's own. He says if war comes before Ae opens his tab ernacle here on Easter Sunday. he will use the huge building for a recruiting station and will launch a campaign against William Hohenzollern.
 Jesus, you're taking lot Of back talk from the kaiser" said Billy en- phatically.
 T wish, Lord, you'd tell America to help wipe Germany of the map, as you commanded Israel 10 destroy the idolatrous and corrupt Canaan ties Count Billy Sunday in up to his neck, Jesus. when war comes.
 What will I do?" he echoed. Why I'll turn that New York tabernacle in to a recruiting station. I'll call for recruits-volunteers for Christ and the United States army. I'll have re. cruiting officers there 10 sign them up. I'll raise enough Of an army myself to beat down to the dust the devils hordes that are murdering our women folk.
 Jesus will be our commander-in- chief and he has Von Hindenburg beaten to a frazzle. And maybe He hasn't it in for Germany for the miser- able heresy that crawled out of Leip- sic and Heidelberg"
 Tn the summer of 1862 when Abra- ham Lincoln called for volunteers, Billy Sundays father left his log cabin al Ames, Ia, to become a private in Company E Of the Twenty-third Iowa volunteers. One month afterward he contracted measles and died and four months later little Billy was born.
 "Pd be poor mutt of Q spineless pacifist,' said Billy, recounting the story. If I didn't show up in the front ranks now, wounldn't I?"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
ofthe erritOrial
 Legislature
Many Bills Either Introduc- ed or worked in Com
 mittees in Both Houses

JUNEAU, April 10.-Yesterday the senate passed the eight hour bill. The bill provides for an eight hour day for all wage earners in Alaska.
 The bill for a bounty on wild ani- mals also passed the senate.
 Senator Sutherland introduced new bill 10 punish owners Of domestic an- imals for allowing them to trespass. Numerous bills were referred back to the committees for changes or placed on file for action later.
 In the house, the memorial for the establishment of a quarantine station in Alaska and recommending the es- tablishment of a national guard was urged for passage.
 The shelter cabins on trails in the interior passed it's third reading.
 Representative Snow introduced a memorial providing for owners of un- patented claims be exempt from an nual assessment work if enlisted in the military service of the country. The eight hour bill is being urged in the house very strongly. Also the bill in regard to insurance companies.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
PAYS RIVAL $50 FOR GIRL

Aceor6irg -o ,he sioux City Times, To1n TonaslCno. recently paid $50 .a t5e o1ce q clerk ot ths court there 70 Joe BUlkerica for all claims 10 the hand os yeraaiza Rosnauire. . Lith- ua1tza belle
 The marriage license which Bulke- vie1 had procured then vas cancelled eLo+he- was isssued 10 Tomasunos. and -,e lz-tsr wsz married 10 Miss Rozn- 1slce oy Father T. CYbulkski
 -1e -T.sng1lar affair vas cited by Father Cybulski as an illustration Of an appalling lack Of Lithuanian girls ia America as 2 result Of the war. There are four hundred single Lirhu- a1-an men in his parish, Eho are ready ro we6, -1e priest explained
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
The People of Fairbanks
 Are Wide Awake

Last Friday, the daily newspapers of Fairbanks, joined in sending the following to the office Ill charge Alaska Telegraph and Cable system at Seattle
 "When war broke out Canada reduced the press
 tolls one half Please call the attention of the chief signal officer this fact and to the fact that the spirit in Alaska is headed by the newspapers; That an increased telegraph service is advisable and nec- essary to Alaska papers now That tolls are already
 too high for Alaska papers, and that they cannot
 stard the strain of endeavor to get full war news.
 slievng that Aa5kans generally are entitled
 to ore news and that it will stir their patriotism
 to greater depths to have all the news the news
 papers securing the assistance of the Con-
 nercial Club and believe that other papers in the
 Territory should take action and at once"
 Time and again the Progressive-Mner has taken this matter up We have written letters after letters on the subject yet answered not even an ack nowIedgement made of them And this is where the old saying that eff country wants the support of it's citizens m time need it's should consider the welfare citizens in time of peace shows up with advantage The cable to newspapers in Alaska has always been fifty per high Yet the department has ferred giving the system easy time than to give reasonable rates.
 The Progressive Miner humby requests the assistance m this matter both the City Council and the Commercial Club to that reduction of rates be put in force m mediatey.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
SsE GOD TOLD THEM
 TO BURN FINE HOUSE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
KIND OF PATRIOTISM
 THAT COUNTS TODAY
To the Editor of
 The Progressive-Niner,

To the Editor of
 The Progressive-Miner.
 Sir
 was more than pleased 10 notice the union of feeling that characteriz- ed . recent meeting Of the citizens Of this city. and particularly noted our Mayors remarks which left no doubt as ,o their tenor. l am an Irishman myself and proud of t, but prouder still Of my adopted country. For six years wore the uniform Of the old 71z- New York, and if my country needs me now, am ready and willing to get into the olive drab or khaki cnce more; either here in the United States. France or anywhere else; and % will one hundred thousand Irish born who like myself deem 1t the high esi honor 10 defend this, the greatest country in the world and fight beneath the folds Of "Old Glory." the grandest Tag on earth.
 Iais struggle must now be finish fight. An outlaw government who has violated every international law, and made var On our women and chIl- dren must be crushed. Then and not until then wiIl universal peace be in sight and an international tribunal s. tabIlshed where the common sense of mos. shall prevail and differences ad- lusted without outrage or murder.
 Germany will soon discover thsi @ith all her years Of preparation and efficiency, there ig nothing in warfare that she has done, or can do. bur Uncle Sam can also do. and what ls more, Can do it better and whole lot quicker.
 JOSEPH l. SIMPSON.
 April 5, 1917.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
COUNCIL HOLDS AN IMPORTANT
 MEETING
Appoints New Chief Police and new Assistant, other
 Officers Re-AppOinted

Taa arrival in town yesterday Of the recently elected councilman. E. G. Panp- was the signal for 3 hurried meeting of the council. Mir Paup con veya8 Jha information to Mayor Hen eghan that he had 10 leave town again this morning. Hence the special meet ing a which all the business ot elect ing o4cials was transacted.
 W-sth Mayor Hsneg ghan in the chair and aN mem bers present except Coun. cilu4a Copeland. the routine business was soon over and the election of off, eials taken ID. Judge s. 1. Plumiey. the incumbent was reelected Munici. pal Magistrate and Clerk Of the Coun- cl with a salary Of $59 and s25 for the respective offices.
 Sessral applications for chief Of po- lice were filed and after two ballots were 5aaen. 2 ?. Blackmar. 1he night maa Of last term. was declared elect ed chief of police. This was followed by r1a election of Harry Ayers as nisa- man. The salaries being S1O0 . month for each man.
 Fe- Street Commissioner. A A. Brin- de. the incumbent was reelected with. car any opposition
 r J Hunt was elected city assessor.
 The Miners & Merchants Bank re- tained the Treasuryship. The bond being fixed al s25.000. the city 10 pay the premium The salary attached to the office is given at two per cent of all The moneys received otherwise than rom federal sources.
 A1 ordinance was passed fixing the salaries Of all city officials and order ed ro be published in the Progressive Miner three times
 Wages for street work was fixed al s35a for eight hours worK.
 The council adjourned to meet again ar the call Of the Mayor
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
26.000 ODD FELLOWS
 OFFER SERVICES

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1Q--John ! Ritter. commanding the Patriarchs Militant ot he Independent Order Ot Odd F=.lowS. il California wired PE5s- .zza- Wilson last night as follows
 : offer ron -sHa3 well drilled men 1-To-Ealy organized. tha military -zzcz oe raz Independent Order old F=--ows
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
LITTLE GIRL HAS
 NARROW ESCAPE

At noon today, information was brought 10 this office 10 the effect that the three-year-old girl of Mir. Carlson, Of Newtown had been run over by an automobile yesterday and suffered an injury 70 her head She was picked up by the driver of the auto and taken to her home, the blood running freely
 The informant in reporting the case remarked that along Newtown, driy- ers Of autos were getting extremely careless and some day some one will De killed The council, he said. should regulate the speed Of these naankiIlers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

GREAT FALLS, Mont. April To- The arbitration committee composed of 15 representatives of the employ CTS association and 15 from the labor unions of the city after a week prac- rieally continued conferences, signed last night an arbitration agreement which it is believed marks a new ep- och in the industrial life of the city and which will return to their work several hundred idle men and women of the city
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
CHARCOAL POINT HOLDS ELECTION
 FOR SCHOOL BOARD

The Charcoal Precinct held an el- ection yesterday for new Clerk Of the school board. for the Government school situated in that district. Late last evening the votes were counted with the result that Jack Sparljng. who was formerly employed as Clerk in Spafhawks' grocery store in Sewtown was elected, having been found to have the highest number Of votes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
4 SON IS BORN.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
JOHN D. GIVES
 MANSION TO SON

TARRYTOWN. N. Y. According to the Pocantico Hills report, John D. Rockefeller has turned his mansion and estate over 10 his son. John D. IT,, who has moved into the million-dollar palace.
 Since Mrs. Rockefeller died there it has never been the same to the "oil king" his friends say. and he would not come back again except to visit his son.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
LINER NEW YORK HAS \ NARROW
 ESCAPE
Strikes Mine But Finally Makes Port With No
 Casualties.

WASHINGTON. April 10.-The Am erican liner New York from New York bound for Liverpool struck mine off a short distance from Liverpool last night. but as the damage was slight. she managed to reach Liverpool this morning with every body safe.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
PUGET SOUND SHIP
 BUILDING YARDS BUSY

WASHINGTON. April 1o.-The navy department announced this morning that plans were completed to have the Puget Sound yards build 25 and the Mare Island yard 15 submarine chas- CTS. Deliveries to be made within the next few months
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
ELMER SMITH ELECTED
 MAYOR OF DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS. April 10-The council held their meeting last evening for the purpose Of completing the organ ization. Elmer Smith was chosen as mayor for the ensuing term. Altho he had not been the recipient Of the most votes at the election, the mem bers of the council decided in his fa- vor.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
CANADIANS CENSOR
 MAIL ONCE MORE

Censorship on Canadian mail to Am erican cities again has been establish ed. Letters received here from the Canadian side bear the Censored" seal. The censorship was established soon after the outbreak of hostilities, dropped for a time and now has been g gain established
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
LONDON HEARS OF
 DIPLOMATIC BREAK

LONDON. April I1-Diplonatio re .4EioaS between B-aEil and Germany were broke1 last evening. according -2 8 dispatch 10 the News from RIO 1zz.a-c
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
COL. ROOSEVELT l COVERS WITH
 PRESIDENT
Highly Pleased With The Reception He Received Proposes Plans for
 Consideration.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
FIREMEN NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the Bremen this evening at seven o'clock sharp at the Firemen's Hall instead Of the Council Cham bers as usual All the boys are requested 10 be there on time
 HARVEY sTACKPOLE, Chief
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
NUNS ORDERED
 NATURALIZED

CHICAGO, April 10.-AIembers of the Sisters of Nazareth, 76 of them were among the applicants for natur- alization here today, The sisters teach in the parochial schools in south Chicago and assert they were taking the step as the result Of orders from Rome
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
AfUNITION BOARD CREATED

WASHINGTON. April 1o-An order aas issued last evening creating -11.cic1 board composed Of twenty men te-s with Frank \ .Scott. a Cleye- and. Ohio manufacturer aS the chair man
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
WATSON COMING.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
2 aHARITY BALL BRING SPLENDID SUM FOR
 THE RELIEF FUHU
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
DR. HYDE IS FREE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
FISHING BOAT OWNERS MAKE GENEROUS OFFER

l. SEATTLE. April 9,--This even :. ing owners of four hundred Puget :. Sound and Alaska fishing boats ,. rendered the navy department tho :. use of their boats and services as :. government patrols.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
Brazil Has Declared War

RIO NER0 April 0Baz declared against Germany today The text the governments declaration of will not be gn until late this eVen- ing,
 Passports ha already been given eGe German minister and consular throughout the country They preparing depart mmdea for Spain
 government plans seize every German ship the Brazilian ports The number exposed seizure said fOrs among which O the finest in the world
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
CITY OF SEATTLE
 GOES SOTTHPOIND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
JOSEPH I. SIMPSON. April s, 1s17

Parrots Come quick. Come quick" awcke Pittsburgh family, and they foand the house burning. Bird re- warded by being rescued.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
pUNITioS PLANT DESTROYED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

PARIS, April 10.-Word reached here last evening that the American Ambassador Penfield of Vienna had reached Switzerland and received the first news that his country was at war with the Teutons.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
SEIZE AUSTRIAN SHIPS

NEW YORK. April 10.-Al the Aus trian ships in American ports were seized early last evening About 12 of them. according to records.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

A moving machine to be attached to the stern of launch to clear water ways Of vegetable matter is the in vention of Frenchman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

SEATTLE, April 10.-Osner A. Case for thirty years a merchant of Puget Sound and part owner of the mill at Port Gamble. died here last evening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

--@ EI I.l.-Il.s s71--ll aa LE-F-Ezsa1 a74FsEE EissmeAt, etc. was gratis.
 Mayor Heneghan said today that he 1oGid send the proceeds to ,he prop e authority at once
 In addition to the aboye. Mr. Ira King, of the Stedman hotel. this af- ternoon, brought in to the office. 10 be added to me Relief Fund. two dol, lars and thiTty-fIye cents in change that had been deposited in a box he had put up Tn the hotel for contribu. tIong from pzsseESby.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
MANY BABIES ARE
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AID
 DISBURSEMENTS.

Mayor EeEsgaa1 h&s farniahed t5e tosiowflg statement oG me receiyts and cfaa1-rse-1ea-s ln connection rlrh fte Charity Ball entertainment
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

TEeatY dollars were collected at the a-l tor he raaeIc snf az foIIowa:
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-04-10

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-25
Enterpriising Merchants
Free to IS Persons. n
They Tell You All Abo7

Below you will see large picture of the elephants that ap
pear in the selsoo circus paradeh next Wednesday,
small piece of this picture appears each advertisement
of the Faont merchants this page Now, children here
where the fun begins
Gut out the small piece of the picture from each of the adve
sements and paste them neatly you can on sheet OF
white paper that they will form picture just like the big
one in the center of this page. This easy to do
When you have done this hurry to one Of the stores adver'
Using this page The proprietor has number of tickets to
the SellsFloo circus the number Of tickets depending up
on the of the advertisement fou have pasted the parts to-
gether correctly the merchant will give free ticket to the
circus provided you of the first tohe store