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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1917-09-06

Selective service soldiers repre-
senting contingents of the first per
cent of the draft for the new National
Army have begun to arrive at Ma
tional Army cantonments and some of
them were in uniform. Reports to
| Brig. Gen. Enoch Crowder. Provost
Marshal General. indicated that the
mobolization was proceeding smooth
ly The War Department is making
every effort to keep secret the move
ments of the trains which carry these
troops to their camps. With that end
in view another appeal was issued 10
the press by the Department as fol-
lows:
tThe only restriction that the War
Department asks to have placed upon
news of the mobilization OF the Ma
tional Army at the cantonments is
that of secrecy concerning train
routes and train schedules The
publication of destination is permissi-
BILE"
General Crowder has sent to the
Governors of all States this tele-
gram:
ITO the Governors of all States:
THE President will not. for the
/ present, issue any special regulations
covering. appeals to the President
Appealed cases will be sent by Dis
trict Boards to State Headquarters
| for transmission to the Office OF the
Provost Marshal General for the ac-
| tion of the President
Some cases appealing matters
within the original jurisdiction OF To-
cal boards have been forwarded him.
This is, of course, in error In such
matters the decision of the District
Board is final and only matters with
in the original jurisdiction of the Dis
trict Board may be appealed to the
President.
rr10xrvror-r,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1917-09-06
NOTICE

Twenty-Five statements have been re-
ceiyed from Annapolis merchants holding
bills against Mrs H. Cbilds. These bills
will an be cleared by December 3ist
ROY CHILDS.
9-4-3t. Gunner. u. s. y.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1917-09-06
Army navy COACHING SCHOOL
SUMNrER COuRsE.

SUMMER COURSE:
Prepare for College examinations.
Prepare TO make up deficient studies at
either High School or College.
Regular course offered Students who de-
sire to take extended work.
A. KNOX STARLTNGs, Is. s., 81. a.
i57 Prince George 81. Prin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1917-09-06
WE BUY SECOND HAND CLOTHES

we want to let the people know we are
still buying Second Hand CIothing-La-
dies Mems and Ghildren's Also second
hand Shoes and furniture Of all kinds
dishes. mating aud rugs. Drop q post
card or call az the house Phone 17-m.
Address - Main 81.
Look for the right number. s6tf
PAULINE BLOOM.
So Main St m153m Telephone Ann
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1917-09-06
@cRowDER.
Airmen Attack Hospitals.

An official statement issued says:
Last night German aviators bonn
barded the new hospitals behind the
Verdun front and are reported TO
have caused deaths and injuries.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1917-09-06
USE WILSON NOTE
TO spur WAR LOAN
And Press of Pan-America Continue
Abuse
ANOTHER RAID ON LONDON
German Airmen Drop Bombs. Killing
Eleven and Injurins Many
Other Persons
ANOTHER RAID ON LONDON

President Wilson's reply TO the
Pope is being turned to account in
Germany for propaganda purposes in
connection with the seventh war loan.
which has been announced for mid
September. From all indications
money-raising efforts are to be made
on an unprecedented scale, especially
with ecclesiastical property and other
trustee funds.
The Merchants Guild Of Berlin has
issued an appeal TO the nation TO show
its determination to stand by the En-
peror by record subscriptions.
Lubbock has Joined Hamburg and
Bremen in the manifestation of loyal
ty to the Emperor. and has sent
message to him. denouncing "the mis-
erable and clumsy effort OF the
President OF the United States to
drive a wedge between the Kaiser and
the people,
The Emperor answered a similar
message from Bremen. expressing
confidence that the attempts to SOW
discord will end in failure In the
meantime the German newspapers
continue their voluminous comment
on President Wilson.
The Cologne Volksbeitung suggests
a series of mass meetings to make
clear to President Wilson that the
German nation "scornfully rejects his
insinuations."
The Cologne Gazette prints We
hement article from a contributor. in
which it is said that German will
make peace with all her enemies, but
not with the United States until the
latter liberates itself from "its cor
rupt and plutocratic dictatorship. es-
pecially of Wilson and Lansing"
1t goes on: 1--WE Germans says to
the citizens of the United States that
we would net change.our well ordered
liberty for your corrupt, sham demo-
cracy," and much more in the same
strain.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1917-09-06
THE CAPITAL

is like a letter from home.
See that It follows you where
ever you go. 30cts. a month
by mail.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1917-09-06
THE WEATHER.

For Maryland
Probably showers tonight
and Friday: cooler Friday
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
SEEK CONSCRlPTlON AND LONGER LIFE
 OF PARLIAMENT
Opposition to Conscription Is Re- ported From The City of
 Montreal.

OTTAWA. May S1.--At a late hour last evening in the house formal not ice was given of both the conScription bill and a resolution setting forth that an address be presented to the King. asking for an extension Of the life of the present parliament. The propos- ed extension is for one year. or until Oct. :. 1918. The Seleetive eonscript- ion bill which precedes the extension bill on the order paper. and which will be introduced first. stands in the name of Sir. Robert Borden. IL is entitled the Military Service Act 1917
 Demonstrations on q scale never wit messed before took place on the streets in the city of Montreal last night. ae- cording 10 a report just received. when the forces of the opposition to conscrip- ton thronged from their homes and gathered in public as a body. There were dozens Of prooessions. most of them being composed Of young men in their twenties. ill progress at the same time. and occasionally becom-
 ng tangled up with each other. and finally conyerging at an open air meet .ng at Logan and Champlain streets.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
MAY IMPORT CHINESE
 TO WORK ON FARMS
Biz Companies Make Offer to Bring 500.000 For Work
 During War

SAS FRANCISCO, Mar 31-That -h@ =-z-=1- is strongly considering -1e C -ese Six onpani4s' offer 10 inpo-- 59d aa9 Chinese laborers 70 work on farms during the war was lez--= il message yesterday Of the Chi-ssa organizations from Walter s Clifford director e the Council of Nat !o-zl Defense The telegram -ead:
 Yo1r telegram ot May F was con sidere3 bv tha Council ot National De- t41se a- is meeting yesterday. am 5irec-s6 6y the council 10 convey 10 vor i-s appreciation Of your offer and Q z6~.s= You tta- the whole subject $ t4-z studied and thar The govern- -eu- w.ll be glad 70 avail itself Of your Cooperation later sho1ld occasion zrise
 Ps--1i, ne in behalf ot the council Q thank yoa for your tender Of ser rice
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
GERMAN BREWERlES
 CLOSE DOORS SOON
Malt Supply of All Is Almost Ex-
 hauSted-More Refused.

BERLIN. May 31-The breweries of Prussia and al northern German states will be compelled 10 close their doors within the next few weeks. They have received no barley since February and the malt supply of all Of them is about exhausted
 Their request for even moderate supply ot barley has been refused by the central food commission. with the comment that every bit available Of grain is needed for bread.
 h Bavaria. Baden and Wuerttem- barg q zeH U1-r-r1Ss ---- ,--- s--s- ;-- s,s-.-+..sssH little longer, some Of them all summer. because they formerly re eeiyed larger quantities Of barley than those in the north. and have saved up some of their supplies
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
WHAT DELEGATE
 SULZER PROPOSED CONGRESS SHOULD DO

WASHINGTON, May Development Of Alaska along rational constructive lines is emphacized in resolution in- troduced by Delegate Chas. A. Sul- ger of Alaska in the House of Repres- eatatives on May 22 The resolution, which was referred to the Committee on rules for consideration. creates a joint committee from the senate and House Of Representatives to inyesti- gate Alaskan legislative requirements and report to the Congress Of the Unit ed States it's findings
 The resolution is framed a a war measure" and is likely 70 get very fa- vorable consideration at the hands Of Congress. Every agency of govern ment is being directed towards the development of the resources Of the nation. and Delegate Sulzer's resolu- lion cites the necessity Of utilizing Al aska's resources Of metals. fish, coal oil. timber, reindeer, cattle and farm products for the nation in it's prose cution of the war with Germany.
 The committee. if the joint resolu-
 qn passes would be made up of two members each from the committees Of Appropriations, Fisheries, Public lands and Territories from both Senate and House Of Representatives. The mem bers Of the Senate would be appointed by Vice-President Marshall and the members Of the House by Speaker Champ Clark.
 Provision is made il the resolution for au investigation Of the resources and needs of the Territory, including transportation, opening of coal and oil lands, and all matters Of a government tal CT administrative nature
 The committee is authorized to em ploy five cle and stenographers. Expenses no. exceed s30,99o are au thorized b. resolution.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
STATEMENT SAYS AUSTRIAhS CAPTURE
 13.000 ITALIANS
The Attacks bv Italian Forces Were Repul>ed With Very
 HeayN Losses

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31

WASHINGTON. May 5l--Presiteng Wilson addressed 4 large s@,se-ing a, 51e National Cemetery aE the Memo-- is. exercises yesterday. In h.s sd t-sSS sa Sai5 1ha- ha sETied ,1e heroes ~1css memories Americans were hon o-.zs because 1le-rs ~as great work done to- ltbe.-y accomplished That hey died co p-sse-ve ths Union which Ee a-= now using 70 serve I1e world
 WASHINGTON. May Si.-Ehe de r1-ca.ez. ot .us..ee co5ay ordered Ihe
 --ssz zhr11E1ouz he coc1--y ot those 5saaaae.as o- n 42ywiSe 1sSco~-ag- ing -sz5s--2-5oa- Every federal as 7es as every s,ass official has esea no
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
I. 6. SPILLMAN RE-
 PORTS MAN MISSING

Nr r C Spillman. Superintendent of .he SEowl Ar-a cznnery who arriT- e3 las- eTeliag reported 70 Deputy Nars1ai Sharpe this afternoon that q Korea- who is known b. The name os PzrE- was missing Nr SpLllEnan said thar the man appeared mentally de ranged the iatter part Of las. week. and disappeared Tuesday after1oon- The mana gemeat sent several men yester- day rho secured the hills hack Of the carnery and all along the beach, but returned without finding any trace Of him
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
BRITISH MAKE RAIDS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
WICkERSHAM'S CHARGE AGAINST COMPANY
 IS DISMISSED

WASHINGTON. May 31.-The com plaints against both the railroads and steamboat companies filed by eI-del- egate Wickersham in which he eharg- d unjust and discriminatory to small shippers. vas dismissed by the Inre:- state Commerce Com mission afteT q thorough investigation and hearing The Sampson Hardware Company Of Fairbanks with which special contracts had been entered into and other com panies with large mining interests and considered discriminatory by Wicker sham. were found 10 have been di5cou- tiausd months ago.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
WOMEN ENLISTED IN
 NAVAL RESERVE

WASHINGTON. D. C., May 31.- The personnel of all branches of the navy including the fleet reserve, the naval auxiliary, volunteer coast de- fense and flying corps reserves, and women enlisted for special duty, has been brought up to about 25,000 CT almost half the size of the regular na- " year ago by the enlistment in the naval reserve forces since the war began Boston, New York, Philadel- phia and Norfolk in the order named have led in enlistments
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
FIGHTING MEN FAVOR PEACE
 FOR RUSSIA
Passes Resolution to That Effect and Announces
 Their Terms

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31

iitsd 70 take vigorous steps 10 pre- Ysnt any one from interfering in the matter.
 WASHINGTON. May Se.-Goyernor S,9ons ot Alaska was asked today 10 x 8 ecn~enten, date for registration il Alaska and notify the president that $ proclamation may be issued. blanks and ether supplies may ha mailed
 Attorney General Gregory today no- ,itied every federal United States Mar sesl throughout the nation 10 make certain ot those il charge Of rxgistra- uon fer the protection Of all, and take legal aciion against those who shall
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
PRINCES SOPHIA IN

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
THOSE SUBJECT DEMONSTRATION
 CANNOT LEAVE
An Order Issued Late To- day Prohibiting Men
 From leaving Country

NEW YORK. May S1.-An order has just been received here from the de- partment of war at Washington to the effect that all persons subject to reg istration be stopped from leaving the United States until after registration day IL was reported to the depart nent that hundreds were leaving New York for either Mexico or Canada. This hastened the order that had been
 Il contemplation for several days. The order will be sent over the country.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
N0RTHW ESTERN
 NORTHBOUND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
DISPATCH NCRTHBOUND

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31

BERKELEY, Cal. May 91.-Today il was announced at the University of California that q special seven weeks summer course in military training would begin June IS. The school will be open to men between 20 years and : months and 45 years of age. who are mentally and physically fit. It will be free.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
z r. STAGGER TO HELP
 STEAMER PATTERSON

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
ADMIRAL WATSON NORTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
SALESMEN IN TOWN

AEs1g t1s tEeTs.-2g galeanen n -o@1 st pEssa1- a-riv.1g recently are Tlo6- Dryden. JEr representing inc 1r- c Lore Warren :. Mea-ce. drygol>5s ti-rn of Tacoz1z. and z. 3. -A-.se. e B1rler Bros. Of s=atrle. at .he S-etzeu- 11lle q ,he ReaIilz today
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
TO TAKE CHARGE OF
 HFTTA LAKE HATCHERY

Ir Bso-1. Cssperso1- Eko Eas been connected TTira tae GoFernEoeat Hatch erl at Y@s Ray foF sereral Ye4ra. @ill ses Te for the H'sst Coast in z few days, 70 EzEe charge os the Northwestern s'.sl-erle= Coza 1@1T'a H&tcheFy z; Het- = Lazs. near f5sa-sr's Bar He wlIi .eae= oa tae H.assss Bay cs11eFy gez- deE A1zck. E-le-1 ls expected today CT te-zcTroE
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
TEA AND COFFEE USERS TO HELP
 US. TREASURY
Senate Finance Committee Has Recommendation Framed Up
 For More Revenue

WASHINGTON. Mar 5I-The sem ass finance committee reported today 2 6tl3 for the purpose Of raising eighty -,.liiaz dollar by what is called inc -ezS g.ioa Tax The pill provides aa increase ot two cents oE coffee. five q .sS ear=z - '-s ------'
 rn T1Is manner, f is thot cae necessary millions needed will so.-- e- -ais-t
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
ARREST THROGHOUT COUNTRY OF THOSE SEDENOUNCING CONSCRIPTION
 ORDERED BY THE DEPARTMENT
President Wilson Addresses Large Gathering National Cemetery Governor Strong Fix Date Registration Alaska Other Interesting Items
 From Washington, D. c.
fail or refuse 10 register.

fail or refuse 10 register.
 Secretary Daniels today recommend ei to congress the appropriation of seven and one-half millions for q sub, marine and aircraft bases on the Pac- fife.
 T. was announced today that the rail roads all over the United States had been organized into one big concern through the organizations of bankers and insurance men owning railroad se- curities thus eliminating competition in railway transportation. All the reads will be operated as a unified sys, tenn during the war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
3ICNARY WILL SUCCEED
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
TILLAMOOk IN PORT

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
SERIOUS RIOTS IN PERU

LIMA, Peru, May 31.-Troops were sent out today to restore order in con- sequence of strike Of workmen em ployed ill smelters at Cerro de Pasco, city of 15,00O inhabitants 130 miles northeast of Lima, in one of the most important silver mining districts of the country
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
ROOSEVELT HITS HARD

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
SPANIARDS DEMAND WAR

MADRID, May 31-The Spanish minister ot the interior was presented yesterday with resolutions adopted al big mass meeting in favor Of the en- rente allies in Madrid on Tuesday. 10 the effect that Spain should break dip Iornatic relations with Germany and should accept all the consequences from the action which she is compellel 10 adopt for the defense Of her dignity
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
MAIL CARRIER ARRESTED
 FOR THREATENING WILSON

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
WELLS IS BOUND
 OVER TO GRAND JURY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
GERMAN SHIPS
 TURNED OYER
 TODEPAhi iIIENI
Will Be Jsed = Cruisers and Not a Golfers as First Was
 Contemplated

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
j60 LATEST TOTAL
 RED CROSS MEMBERS

Eight more additional names to the last total of 552, no wmakes the Red Cross membership at 5s0. New mem- terg are ag follows:
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31

Mr. LaYerne Van Marter, arrived from Portland on the Northwestern Tuesday afternoon to spend the sum- rner with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. Van Marrer. and expects to Dc here all summer. He will be employed in the local Forestry office during his visit
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
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KAISER ENCOURAGES ARMY

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ON WAY TO ENLIST

J. Richard Crocker Harrington, Dem Ccratic Boss. of the DOlOmi Tamany Hall, arrived from the west coast last Tuesday and expects to leave on one Of the first boats south to join the [. s. army.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-31
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