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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-01-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

The undersigned having this day
qualified as administrator of the
estate of William Little. late of
Robson county, N. c., hereby gives
notice to all creditors of said estate
to lodge their claims duly authenti-
Gated by claimant with the under
signed on OF before the 23rd day of
December, 1918. or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery .
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment
This December 20. 1916.
R. F. LITTLE,
Administrator of William Little. De
ceased. Il Fl 6thus
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-01-04
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS
%9NVE

0Mer and by virtue of the power
vested in the undersigned commits
sloner by virtue of a decree lately
rendered n IN the Superior court of
usn3eS0n county in a certain cause
therein pending entitled 81. H. Cald-
%atS against Isaac Moore and wife
RhUda A4ltOre, Victoria Moore and
tEzls5and Mack Moore and others,
ting Undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction for cash to the
highest bidder at the court house
sfdur IN E4unberton, N. c., January
~ 1877, at about noon of said date
Tor ZtsK purposes of said decree, the
following described land.
S1G the southwest side of Lumber
river adjoining the lands of A. S
Thompson, Jacob Thompson and 9th.
ers. containing 80 acres more or less
and described as follows: Beginning
rat "a stake ON the bank of Lumber
river at the lower edge of Thomp
SONS landing and running south g
~ degrees west chains to a stalk
by two pines, then south 46 degree
west 8 chains and SO links to a Null
T1srTY tree on the bank of ditch
'ehgn south p west with sal
ditch Z 1-2 chains to the Lumberto
ard Rockingham road thence wit
said road to ditch bridge the d
~iding line between A. J. Thompso
and John u. Clark, thence with sal
SiipRflng line north 80 degrees ea
;;331 chains and SO links to the ru
of Lumber river, then down the VI
riuus courses of said river to Il
beginning, being the same lands CO.
veyed to Isaac Moore by John
Clark and wife by deed dated ia
vary 70, 1878, and recorded in bot
Xxx, page 314, registers office
Robeson county.
Second Tract: All that certa
+tTaGI OF land In the county of Ro
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-01-04
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Lumberton, N. c., Dec. ].

Lumberton, n. c., Dec. /, 1915.
To the Public:
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. W. Bullock and L. F. Bull
lock. known as the firm of Bullock
Bros. has dissolved partnership in
garage business and auto livery. J.
W. Bullock has built a garage at his
home on End street for auto service
near c. M. Fuller's sale stables.
l thank all Of my old customers
for their liberal patronage in the
past, hoping continuance of the
same. When you are in need of auto
service call phone 221. Prompt at
tention will be given all calls. day
or night.
IL IA 4thu ]. W. BULLOCK.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-01-04
Rad HABITS

Those who breakfast at eight o.
clock or later, lunch at twelve and
have dinner at six are almost certain
to be troubled with indigestion. They
digest before taking another. Not
less than five hours should elapse be-
tween meals. If you are troubled
with Indigestion correct your habits
and take Chamberlain's Tablets, and
you may reasonably hope for quick
recovery. These tablets strengthen
the stomach and enable it to perform
it's functions naturally. Obtainable
everywhere.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-01-04
THIS-AND FIVE CENTS.

DUNI MISS THIS. Cut out THIS
slip, enclose five cents to Foley &
Co 1886 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,,
writing your name and address clear
ly. You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs, colds,
and Group; Foley Kidney Pills and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. Sold every
where.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-01-04
WHAT TO DO FOR BAD COLDS

If you want 2 cough medicine that
gives Quick and sure action in heal
ing colds, coughs or Group. pet Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar. 1t heals inflam-
ed membranes in throat, chest or
bronchial tubes; breaks up tight
coughs. loosens phlegn. makes
breathing easier, stops tickling in
throat. Contains no opiates. Sold
everywhere.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-01-04

'eson, State of North Carolina, bound
aed as follows: Lot No. assigned TO
q. F. Thompson in the division of
kand formerly owned by Jacob
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
HENRY WALL HERE
 FROM THE INTERIOR

E=z-y Wal s31 ot Mrs P c Sza-a=. ~1o 1z= sgs4. me gas: t@o zzt 1z.t pears | C9rdoTz and tae --=--zc--- 5.z--.c-. rzS a1 ar-.Tz. o2 = A.zzka today NJ Va. : CT 1-= ~zy =z=- . Indiana E5s-e ae goes . -z7o-- co C1,r=- Military Academy .. w1:1z 1= j. g-z1uz-e. -o join C1c.e sans forces i1 me Quarrernas- -=- ce--@ H= @I sop or=- 1T Kec. e1.z1 -9 spend t1= Christmas and Mag E=z- holidays @.-1 lis Eo.14-, -=to:= .og--=T.-g =zs
 NJ Tz.. -=pa--=5 -5ac .1e-e were z59lr --.--.g T2-7g 1s- aboard tLe A,- zs3z n -14.- VAT D .o.1 ne various branches :: c1= se-7ic=. some going hack -o -hei- homes !2 Maryland. oh e-s D California and so1e bo11d for Camp Lea.= T1=-= a-a gr-a- 1un- t-=- [. Eo-zz :e,l5a. ~5o 1za- . ge. czr :. ne Iz-e-.9- and .o:a -1e army 5-- :4ey can afford f. and hare 70 az.- . mz.= s-aEe o=tore they can .=sVe Alaska Mr Wall said
 Before .@4v51g fl. Co-dora : year zgo. Nr- Wal s2e1. -ae sumner ae-= il E=.ca5.za a1=-= he made z large z.at=- q friends 1ho vi! t= glad . -s1=a r5@.r ecezzla-41ce @ira him and c5-g-a:z,z-= alza c1 asi patriot
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
JUNEAU PEOPLE ARE TOO SLOW FOR
 ANYTHING

Those people up the Gastineau Chan Incl are 100 slow for anything An in stance in point came to light yester- day in the following:
 4 large list Of passengers were aboard the Canadian steamer south bound; and among them were many from Juneau. The latter are very am bilious when awake-but slept all the way from Juneau to Ketchikan. Not only that, but when they left their berg they forgot to provide themselves with Red Cross ammunition, which is inconceiYable during a drive. How
 ever, when they arrived here they made for the headquarters of the To- cal chapter for amunitions. In keep ing with his name. Sharpe took in the situation. and in less time than it
 takes to say il. he had secured sew eral Red Crossers, even among the
 Juneau passengers. for the Ketchikan Chapter
 When the high official who was trav- cling on the steamer got next to him self he made Sharpe promise not to go aboard which promise Sharpe made unhesitatingly. The promise exacted failed to include Sharpe's pals who were also on the alert. A wink was enough. and off they went secur- ing many more members. Mean while the Judge had some handbius printed 10 distribute aboard and get 1 the people together during the even i ing when he proposed 10 address them
 on the necessity Of joining the Red Cross. with the view Of enrolling them afterward for the Juneau chapter.
 The boat left taking aboard one Of Ketchikan's most enterprising young men, in the person of MT. Mckay, of Sawyer and Mckay, loggers, who car ried large supply of Red Cross am
 munit j.
 A message this morning says the meeting was success to the eg..-::.. i that the ketchikan man had secured
 nearly all the passengers ag members
 Of the local chapter leaving just q l few straggierg for the Judge. While an action for libel or some 1 thing may be the result; but we can't help it. l. is too good to keep; besides those who secured the membership are with the reporter
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
SLAN AND BOHEMIANS OF
 WlLkESON LOYAL TO |. s.

TACOMA. Dec 22.--The following statement was sent ill by the Slavs and Bohemians Of Wilkeson. Wash. and proves that they are loyal to the United States government in this war: We. the undersigned, members of the Slovak and Bohemian and Old Slavs' Political club ot Wilkeson. knowing as We do that the imperial government Of Hungary is but a vassal Of the German autoeraey i'll the present international crisis. do hereby pledge cur allegiance and un- qualified support to the United States ef America in her declaration of war on Austria. Hungary. 10 the end that .he world can be safe for democracy and lasting peace will come for all.
 FRANK KEPA,
 .EMRICk KCBICEk.
 Coma4ittee
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
BATTLE'LN STREETS
 OF PErROCRAD ON
Germany's Newest Peace Proposals Are Being Drafted German AttacA8 FepuIsed in Asace-
 Lorraine Fronts With Enormous Losses

STOCKHOLM Dec. 22-A great bat le IS raging in the streets of Fsuo- grad today. according to reports re ceived here. | appears that four ar my corps refused to obey orders from the Bo1sheyiN commanders and were ordered to leave the capital. on their refusal to leave other troops were sent against them when fighting began in earnes; They were still fighting when the dispatch was sent from Pet rograd late today
 PARIS. Dec 22.-Germany' newest peace proposals are now being drafted iSey are said to contemplat epeaee on a basis of status quo. according to dis patches this morning to the Matin.
 FRENCH HEADQUARTERS. Dee.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
SAYS HE SAW CRAFT LIKE DIVER
 OFF HALIFAX

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Dec S.- Two mysterious craft, apparently a large submarine in tow ot steam vessel. were sighted of the Nova Sec ia coast in the vicinity Of Halifax on he night before the Halifax explosion according 10 the captain Of steam ship which arrived here from a St, Lawrence river port today.
 He said his steamship nearly ran into the strange craft. neither of which displayed any lights Al first he believed the vessel in tow was a buoy. and later became convinced it vas q large submarine.
 The towing vessel, he said. appear ed 10 be signalling either some ship or q point on the shore
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
CONGRESS IS LECISLATINC
 FOR ALASKA
Bill is introduced to Regu- late Alaska Fisheries and
 Other Purposes

WASHINGTON. Dec. 92-A bill to increase the salaries Of federal steam, boat inspectors and 10 regulate Alas ka fisheries. has been introduced and will be considered by the house mer- chant marine committee after con- gresS reeonvenes after the holidays
 Alaska legislation designated to stimulate fishing industry and to oh- tAin some Sor; ot revenue from the ea-ch. will be worked out. i, is said.
 This morning when Chairman Hur- ley was asked why in his testimony tetore the senate commiyte che had eaphaeizea the efficiency Of the Pae- Eac Coast Shspvarls. he answered: T had to tan the truth. Seattle actually leadS me world in snip building. She Nil launch the coming year over a million ,ouS ot s.eel and wooden ships.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
FRISCO JUDGE WOULD CURB THE
 DIVORCE EVILS

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 22-A bill which ! .- believed win solve the 4.Fo-ca sY.l n California has been prepared b. Judge E P shortaH Of tha local Superior Court, 10 be in.ro- 5ac=5 il -he nexc session Of the State Legislature
 The purpose .. he bill will be 10 give .aeses presiding over divorce eases the righ- 70 determine which q me parties -o the action caused the breaking up c: the home and 10 en- ao5r n tAe divorce decree provision :9-t.dding that person 10 remarry dur ag ne lifetime ot the other
 If I is determined that both have been gully ot violating their martial duties they will both be enjoined from renarrying
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
FORESTRY CHIEF
 R0BS OWN PLANT
 TO FILL COMPANY

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 29-Re- serve Major Rooer, 4 Johnson wao wIl command he forestry battalion . tha 23,h Engineers. who is recruit. 5ug here, has lumber interests ID north and knows personally many other mi. and forest owners
 Yesterday he received from his sup a75a-aaieat this telegram:
 Foar ot oar bes. men quitting 10 en..St T one ot these b.anked toFas- outfits Whail shall l do3
 The aamor ot the incident appealed . Major Johnson mora keea.y than dia .zs sa2er.nteudeu-'s woe. for his particular 'blaaksd forestry ou'f5.' Was zas ore he = recruiting for
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
cot PILE TELL TWO
 SIDES TO STORY

TACOMA. Dec. z2.-Mrs Jessie Col 4lz has brought sa;t for divorce against her husband. George ColYin. charging aoa sappor- and iaz:nssz. NJ. Co.Y.n has , different story. He said his wife went cas- ETo years ago
 R.,A Ter daughter and for saYe-a 1oz-3s HYed ia ths home q Ter di- Yo-eed husband He said he Ras vii Ing '. provide to- the plaintiff ou- 10. .o- Ter grown daughter 5y shs first Egsazad The case was appealed rom justice cour.-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
TWO FIRE ALARMS LAST NIGHT

Two fire alarms wsrs turned n a. raa F.reaaIl las. evening one about 5 5'cloc. Z. tae Methodist Episcopal Church, which started from an oyer heated furnace. and caught in the walls os the basement l. was soon e1..ngaished but guard was kept all night -o watch it. The secoud alarm VAS turned ln shortly after by olt native Cults Johnson near the creek totem pole. His chimney eaggat fire. being oyernea-ed, catch ag in she roof Tais E the second lre ia the same house within the pas. month or so. He has been warned 10 get new pipe oF Ehe house mill be closed. ss . fire trap
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
NIGHT SCHOOL HAS
 FORTY STUDENTS
 ATTENDING WEEKLY

Professor Knox reported this morn ing that -here are now forty students n all attending the various classes held taice week q. night in the pub .ic school. In the French class, seven hare enrolled, while the Stenography class has F students. The citizen snip class has the highest attendance with E and are taking ID Spanish. All but five are citizens of the town. ~ho are avaiiing themselves of this opportunity sise1 .aem by the govern mea,. Five of tne students are pu- pills c. fae public school taking ad- yanced work or reviewing
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
SVEOES HELPED TO CARRY SECRET
 COMMUNICATE
Were Carrying Correspon- dence with Both Ger
 many and Austria

WASHINGTON Dzc- -z-Aa sxtsa- s:es =r4@e . E4- communications ~.-1 Germany and Azz.-.2. oE -1s use :: Invisible .zz z-5 : code system wzs E.sseF=-s5 sz6 stopped aY customs o@e.z,s
 Sa1-=z z4-f.e= z=7 and treasury 9t- 5z.z.s disclosed -c5zE .hz. .1s tr48c zzs carried = .azgs.y ay Swedish sz5s zzz 1z-.z= 1sa S=Fe=al ar -zz.s zzF= z.-=4zg e==2 male and @5-= @z-. sz..o@ sad S=e.es ssETiee 14- today
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
TO BE MARRIED TO-DAY
 AT METLAkATLA 4

Tae 1ar-.az= ot Miss Amelia Fe-uey a1d Co-19a T'i.lia-= oo,a ua..Tes q Ne-.zaa-l4. ts sc1s1g-=d 70 -zke place ta!= afternoon q. Nss1akatla- :. s.5o o'c.o1. zt-er xhIca big wedding re- cap..oa 1iI ae held z. tas home ot -Es brides parents. Mr. and N-z- P. FsrueE
 Nr. Williams aa Fae owner q . fah- ing o1at and is . z1ccesstui fisherman ~a.le Nlss Eerzey is z ve-y charming and highly stUcate3 girl She F tle stster os Patrick Terney. printer a- tae PEogTessiTe-Hiner office The Ee9di1g + -o ke attended Dy . num- 5er 2. friends os the young couple :ron Ketcaikza-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
HOOVER TO PROSECUTE
 FOOD PROFlTEERS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 22.- The federal trade commission began an investigation today of the charges made by Food Administrator Hoover that some dishonest wholesale and re- tail merchants and food brokers have been criminally responsible for food shortages and rising prices.
 Victor Murdock will be in cl arge of the inquiry which will be prosecuted with vigor and with all Of the trade commission broad investigative pow CTS behind it.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22

22-German attacks on Alsace-L LOT raine fronts this morning were repuls- ed With enormous losses to the enemy.
 PARIS. Dee. 22-All Chinese resi- dents of Austria-Eungary have been expelled from the country on account Of Pekin declaring war. They are on tre way to Berne. Switzerland. where t4eT purpose embarking for their home. according to report received here.
 ETROGRAD Dec 2-General Trot- sky. adressng the council of soldiers and Workmen. declared that if the German emperor should offer peace .eg-as' the Russians would fight aga ins. him. We did not overthrow Gesr.sm ta kneel before kaiser" he ~riad.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
RELIEF SHIP ED
 BY BRITISH IN THE
 CANADIAN WATERS

THE HAGUE. Dec. 22-The Brit, ish legation here has informed the Netherlands Overseas Trust that the Dutch steamship Nieuw Amster- dam. with cargo for Belgian relief. which is being detained at Halifax will not be permitted 10 continue her voy- age in view Of the facr that she was not provided with safe conduct dis tinguishing marks and also carried passengers. Recently the Germans seized the Belgian relief ship Haelen and the British Government is merely taking precautions that will not occur again. the Overseas Trust was told
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
DIR. PALLISTER OF
 JUNEAU VISITS OFFICE

Dr William Pallister. guperintend- ent Of the new General Hospital Of Juneau which was completed recent Y under the supervision of Dr. Pal lister. was q passenger on board the Ala ska today enroute 10 Vancouver an4 Seattle. 10 spend the holidays win friends and relatives.
 Dr. Palliater who has not been out sifc for three years. says he is going south to boost for Alaska in general land Juneau in particular. He agreed to boost for ketchikan too 3 little, be- fore ne left the Progressive Miner Of fee.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22

NEW YORK Dec. 22.-The Six Companies made up Of religious, pa rriotic and fraternal Chinese organiza- rions are financing the work Of exhum- Ing the bodies of the 100 Chinese bur jed in the Chinese reservation in Cy- press Hill cemetery, Brooklyn, dur ing the past 15 years. They are to be shipped back to the Orient that they may rest finally in the soil of heir ancestors.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
SANTA CLAUS TO BE AT MOOSE HALL
 CHRISTMAS EVE

NORTH POLE HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA cLACS. Dec 1l-Prepar z.io-s are 5n me var here tor 2 vis!. D Ee.ca.Ean 4 gzt. ls being select ssi ai.l care, for evsrE good child T Ee-c1.Gza. and they are all good. So please 5e.l eT=-yh3iy D bring .ae!- children as me Moose Hal a eight o'clock sharp Christmas Ere There VIII 1= hzg4 Christmas tree. there loaded 7.th lights and z::-s. a15 Santa Claus @5-. make his --iunpaal e1-ry -o t.z--.14-= -h= things
 SANTA CLAUS
 This was me news -ecs.Ted a- the Prorg-ezs.vs-1iiner office this morning from Santa Claus secretary. Kriss E-fng.4 Ind it al traditions ot Christmas eye are co be be.ieTsd his x..i 5e one ot -he biggest trees and -.-1es -1e- -1s children ot Ke-ch!aaa 1zr- eye- attended The Moose Lodge faithful su.ssaries ot old King C1ris-- mas have obtained l.s- o- nearly ev- ery child ia -oan. from the schools, and w.ll have an extra b. for lhe smaller children xho do noc attend school. 70 oe sure .1&- every one re- ce!yes g.t,
 The c4Aar@a will 5e the mona-chs .: all they surrey Till s:2e. ~hsn -he foor MI be cleared for action and fz4 for ta=ir elders will begin con .-1- s.y i'll all have az deaough-
 Ta= da,e az formerly announced Eas Tuesday night. bu. has been changed D Christmas Eye instead -he to.lowi1g day being . holiday giving al chance -o rest up-
 Further announcement will oe made oa Monday. should any uore news be forthcoming from Santa Claus. Watch tae paper.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
DISLOY.A.L. T.
 REMARKS
 COST2LIVES
While Resisting Arrest is Shot and Killed, Marshal
 Shot Later

MAIDEN. No. D<t- 1@-TAiis re- sissias arrested sa- 6is.aral remarks when appealed - for Rsd CroSs cor srieastezs L T W.sS4sAa. q Hzyaa2 M sho. zz1 k.l.s1 Deputy Marshal S Car. Lz:ar T5sS-2z w4s arrest e- and taken - .4il I1aet5a.e,y after ne news N4s spread, . c-owd q ea. -zEa5 ei,-zs-s gathered and S,o-z.ag s1s .4i1. N.sSE21 vzs fatally s1os oy oae q t1e crowd N3 aE4e- arrest has been made
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
A. 0. H. TO GIVE
 BALL TO RAISE
 CONVENTION FUND

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 22-To raise funds for entertaining 2000 delegates to the national convention of the An cien1 Order of Hibernians. 10 be held in San Francisco next July Gaelic ball and entertainment will be given b. the San Francisco divisions Of the 4. 0. II. and the Ladies Auxiliary at The Exposition Auditorium the night Of January 19.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
MYRTLE" AND THE
 JUNGLE DAN" ASHORE
 AT CRAIG. ALL SAFE

CRAIG A-zszz D=c z--Pz===zg=-s a=-@ ping -zE=- - I-z1g=I las nigh: o1 -1= gaz5sz- Co-1o5o-= from he z--z16ed lzuac1es T1cls Dan and r1e ME-le- ~a.c1 @ez- ashore 1=z- Craig during ci.zza-6 Al he passengers 7~=-= -aEe1 # safely and the C1c-s Da1 .z -ego-=5 If -t= rocks -o1. No ~e-d zs . c1= co-6.-.o1 ot rae Ny--,e azz tee- E=c=.Tes y=. 8Ez .zzzc.es make -=gz!z- rips o@-~==1 T-a1g=l. and r1= 1=sE GAS. to~1s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
NOTICE

The full text O the act Of con gress approved February II, 1s17 ln reference to the liquor business in .fls ska beginning January l, 1918. will be published in one Of mex, week'a igsues of the Progress alye-5i.ner, 10 the end that every one may tamiliarize himself w,..h its import
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
BRITISH S. SUNK

LONDON. Dsc. z4-T14 B-ir.sa steamer S-a21sz FE-1zss. ~zs -o-V@- doe6 and sz2k s1ls za-z.zg : 4= I--=a ezzz-=s ST officers a-5 -.-=-y Ire Ez- zra .os
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
BRIGHTER VALDEZ SPRUNG PlATESI
 STORM THURSDAY

IT. .=-.=- Tz,5=z. .: c14 Alas Ez S-=41s1-g co-pzzE walc1 passed ta-- a=-= l4s- 1ig5- n 1=r @zy to S=z--.=- -=pe--=5 1zT.-g sp---g -1-== p-z,=z T41-szzy 1lg1z @z=7 she -z- zsz3-= sz-.-g -=5.= t.izza-5. te- ..@ G..--s--.s -=z- -.1--.-z.-T .s-z1d- S-= z-op2st -=-= t3- 2. e--E z-5 gill go :1c3 c-E1---: q S=4--.- to- -e2ai-s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22

MONTREAL. Dec. 2z-Any Canad- taH 5szee- n uniform is disbarred from 1r.ak.ag intoxicating liquor in ae p.ae=s o1 publlc retreshment in the Ua..@d states according 10 recent order Issued by Major Gen. E. Will son. general officer commanding, at Ot-zxa
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22

Ta= D=s1z-c1 from me zo1E1 a-r.T- e6 ar 1.z= oclocE -.iz zo-Z.1g- and ~l. l=zTs z5ou. non for T-z1geI Ps.s-z11-g. Per Nz-.@r z3d ~.ll ao. 11s.e -o--1@-1 Io.1rs ms -rtp.
 Ta= Alaska zrr=re1 t-o-a the uo--a a- =level o'c-ock .ais morning ans sailed so1,1.yoz1d zbozt one. Lezr- ing EeEchiEzn ~=-e N-s i ' Ttsc, Mrs. P Sae-4a1 and sve z-@ezge.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22

DAWSON |. :. B=c z--T. '. B-e.1o-r. foreman .. -1e O.:e- Creek M!-=s is te..sT=3 .o 1z7e frozen Q d=2-A He ~zs :o-a5 dead o1 t3e .:zl z=4- Cz=c.oss yesterday. ~1z,e cz his ~zg .o 11s nome l. Victoria - sr=15 C1-.s--as
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22

BERLIN 1=c- zz-T14 German genera. s-z@ z---5--e=1 ze-= "a. t1e sl--c-2:. losses cy .z= =z-=z-a allies .1 :z= zo1-7 ,. E3Teze=- +2-a,sd - e4P.-Ts az-3o7s z75 -@5 4.-2.z1ez T1= German ,3ss=s ~=-= 3-.T sJ ar p-=z=s and sa3 cz2-.T+ ez.oozs .zs s-z-z-=-- ads
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
THE GREAT kRUPP PLANT REPORTED
 TO BE BURNING

MAASTRICHT Holland, Dac. 22- Wo-aIsa from Essen tust returning SAy that the Nrupp gun and acanun,- t5oa -ah,sSAmsa; 2, that place. has been aa,aze for the last twengy-tour hours. and .h2- people are fleeing iron, tAs vicinity.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 22-The Der lin Tageblast Of recent date says that the restrictive measures in the busi- ness Of brewing beer which ranks second in importance among German industries, are so drastic that the fu- ture is looked forward 10 with the gravest apprehension.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-22
ANOTHER BIG BRIGHTER
 LAUNCHED .aT SEATTLE

SEATTLE Bsc- zz-T1= Scsat steam snip A5s4-as4- SSs .o-s E-5Ss and the second Ba1.t ey skinner 5s EG5y :a- .Ae te5e-z. sas7rz1g board vas launched +z.s morning 2. etsvea .. 'ctocz before large gz-14-.rg Among were many 1igc federal and <-4.z officials