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FOR MAYOR

The Santinel-R Record i3 authorized Co announce George R. Fielding as a candi- date for m7vor under the commission form of Covcrnmcut plan
 The Senunel-Record' ts authorized to announce the name of Dr. J W McClen- don as candidate for maVor of Hot Springs under the commission form Of government plan.
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CORN Fca SALE.
FOR SALE
n nN~~Ma~a~sp N@~~u~@~nNmmsN

FOR SALE-At a barcaun bv Owrer ( room house and { room house all goOf condition. cas. water Nehts fronta~e 9I ft on Bower. ti5 m Poolar and 40 o' Erie st. level lot. two blocks of Pari Ave IT looking for home or inves then see me before buying it will nav yO, Apnlv t0a POuar St or phone 1331
 ALTO FOR SAIE-ROadster six cvliu der motor self starter Willard battery all annaintment first class Cash trans action cheap. Address xxx care Sen. tiuol- Record 9-fT-t'
 second hand. but in good running condition; cheap for cash Address P. E T.. care Sentinel-Record
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Dr. T. II. shelton has returned to the city and is now located in Citi. zens National Bank Building, suite 903-4.5. ? 23.tf
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WANTED.

To purchase for cash old and rare books and documents, Call at your residence. Please g state about how many volumes you have for sale. Call Wyatts Book Store, or phone 3SG.
 3-25-ts
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FuRNlSHEn ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOMS
 Furnished rooms with private family; cold and hot water. 22 Garland Ave, sec o1d door Christian Science church. Phone lG3S 3-2-tf FOR RE\T-No;f can secure nicely fur uisbcd rooms with private family by calling tclcuhOne l63S 323-tf FOR NENT-One large room ia private family. close in. block of ear line. Phone 201i Apply l-3 Barker st.
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Nice rooms and apartments at the Heskett, BIO Park Ave G Crystal ST 2-22-tf
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Chicago Board of Trade Quotations.

D. F. r. Vinegar has returned to lis practice and can Oe found at hie office 346-34s Central avenue from to i2 and to pm l1-14-tf
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ANNOUNCE A N ENTS

FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR The sentinel Record is authorized tol announce John r. Disheroon for school director in the May school elections.
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FOR SALE-Busch Sisters eieeant fix
 lures consisting Of show cases wal cases, shelving beautiful office. safe and telephone Miss Busch, 15s2. 125-u q FOR SALE--Nerv desirable hotel. ex- tonsive grounds. 200Ni50 feet Spring auc Pleasant Apply 3l5 Benton St 1-26-tf FOR SALE-AIy suburban home. % acre~ adjoining race track fronting on Central avenue, room bungalow Phone 1905
 3-II-1n-
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. rates reasonable. l32l3 Central Ave. Phone 6,l. steam beat Mrs l. shannon.
 Il-lS-tt
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OFt 9ALG BN Non Resident Owner

. By Non Res dent Owner A While l am bcre, for short time V Ouly | am offering for sale my
 Q two farms, joining. four miles q southwest of Hot Springs. on fine N county road; the 20 acre farm has Q five room house with large hall c and porch on three sides. is paint q ed a bunealow brown and white, Q and newly papered There arc Q two frame barns: fine well of wa v ter which never goes dry one
 q ac'e fenced with SIN foot chicken a wire; three chicken houscs Q The forty IT, place has three
 e room house p9rrh ri fr0ut large
 a log barn. well. two springs and
 Q cl eek, both places have Eiberta
 S peach trees. soil is exceptionally
 Q good Us both places lie in valley D called Pleasant Valley Forty
 Q acres of the sixty are in cultiva- q ton. al fenced with hog wire
 q fence. balance timber. hickory, cal, and pine & Last year tenant raised 1 bales v or cotton on less than five acres . and averaged 40 bushels Of corn Q per acre and average Of loo bush
 ' els Of sweet potdtoes ,u acre. . Only wish to sell because have Q ranch interests in the west Will . make bargain price while I am ' here, and it will pay you to inves- { 2 tigate Call 334 Central Ave. { 9 Phone 2li2. 3-7-tf
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FOR SALE Sl00 gets loommg house. rent paid to April lst, large rooms, one
 large housekeepiue boom. rented for $80 per month; one large front room for St ger week. others for S6 each Back porch and office furnished complete, rents for S-0 per month. No better locl- ton, Como Square CaIl at a4l l-2 Cen
 nal Ave one ad only 3-20-tt
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eeeeseseeeeeeSeosSesoso@se
FOR SALE RESTAURANT

FOR SALE-Furnlshcd roomug house for sale, containing II rooms f47 l.. Benton St 2-7-1u
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FOR SALE-One first class meat mar ket and ole fiIst class grocery and feed siness; both good locations. Phone Merchants Association. 3-l0-U
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FOR RFNT-On Park Ave-, lio, the Maher house a frame building with two stories and basement; has eleven rooms shady nor3hes. bathroom; fitted out lot electric lights. gas and water; rent S2S
 For furtlfer information apply To St
 Jehns Place. 5el w Grand Ave. 1l-2G-tf
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FOR SALE-l5 year old horse and one 4-Near-old horse. city broke; gentle driver { wears old. is combination sad die and dryug horse. Inquire sa1 cen tral Ave. 3-20-tf
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pR. WALKEs's OFFICER

For reliable roof worK call Geo. J. Turk, phone 339. 1?97.tt
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE -Poodle0ogs and puppies 24I
 West Grand or phone 1g65 2-yl-Im FOR SALE-One high bred Pointer TOT sale; years old and well trained. Call lCCG 3-912
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WANTED

NANTEI)--To bny diamond ring or stud. Address or call c. McGoWan. Rector Bath House 3-eS- 15y
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FOR SAt.E-Afodcrn home Of II rooms
 rractically new. lot 75Nl35. conveniently located to ear line and school. Phone 4gS 3-16-1m
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OR SALE-F Furnished rooming house
 pr sale, containing II rooms 4-7 1-2 'enton St 3-q-1m
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FOR RENr-FUBNlSHED ROOMS Apply l32-20l Garland Ave. 1 block from Dekhwn ear line. Phone 2245
 FGi; RENT--Nlce front room in private family. Phone HIT 1-yN-tl
 
 FOR RENT Front room Phone i6lh.
 2-1N-3t PALACE HOTEI.-Opp0site bath houses, modern furnished rooms, S450 per week up. Wonack X Woodcock, owners and managers 4l2-4lS Central Ave. 36-H
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FOR SALE
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FOH SALE. Overland car, good order. in use months, model 75. Phone t46t.
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GOVERNMENT PLANS
 MOBILIZATION 0F LABOR

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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FOR SAG'.-t',,iife, tiouctv and grocery. l4N Park avenue. doiuS Good cash uust- ne-s. Phone Sg1. o-21-lW
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FOR SALE-piseous and squabs. Phone ego. S-27-3t
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FOR SALE-Beautifuuy marked thor oughbred Fox Terrier puppies great rat. ters. Phone a11,. 1925 Central Ave.
 3-2l-1Ot
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EGGS FOR SALE-Single comb white Loeh0rns, barred Plymouth Rocks. set tlues of lJ for $l. W. Dening, l595 Ceu- tral Ave Phone 2272. 3-2l-l0t
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FOR SALE-Gaiden or dauy farm ai haIt it's value it taken in ten datS. X < Allen, phone 2319 &--9- Inn
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WANTED TO RUY-SACKS. WAR
 PRICES paid for second hand sacks C., J. Horuer Go. lu--t II
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
EN- ALENANIA \ AUSTRIA Sc
NUESTRAN FAYORABLES
AL ARMISTICIO

AMSTERDAM, Noviembre %
Una gran manifestation socialiSta tU-
20 lugar el domingo pasado en- Blu
dapest, Ia capital dc Hungria, en- "a
vor de un armisticio y de la paZ ge-
neral, segun Sc dice en- una informa-
ci0n publicada por 81 BoSsische lei
tung de Berlin.
En- esa manifestation Sc hlclerOn
declaraciones de que la democracia
debe emplear todoS los medios posi-
bles para poner fin L La guerra, pues
que eS impossible traer la paz pOr
medic de las armaS. Tales declara-
clones dieror lugar a una demOstra-
ci0n contra ia guerra J Ell favor de
n huelga general.
Tambien sa zahe que sc adopto II
resoluci6n por los manifestantes. Ell
la que Sc proclama n politica De
oposicion d los p~rop6sitos da los pan
~germauistas y sus iGeales de ancSion
de Polonia y Livonia por los alcma-
mes.
En- el mitin Sc vote tambleu en-
favor de la celebration dc una con
ferencia obrera international en- Ia
ciuiaG de Estocolmo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
ADS ALENANES T!JAN FEIHA
PARA LA COEEERENCIA

FrTROGRADO. Noviembre IS
Cfjc.a:-aente - ha a0unciado en- Ell
lnstil-so Smo: :, ell dcnae sc hal!ah
las ofic.nas generates De los bolshe>
viLIs. Gue los r5Drcssntantes del jefe
Eyv.sakc. ei comaadaute dc las trC-
aas bo!shevikis. han cruzaGo al lado
sIeman dc Ia i:l.ea de 5aralia en- Ru-
sia. = ent-sdo 81 aegoc;aciones cor
as autoriGades mii.tareS alenlaaas-
Los cilaG0: Representatives, ha- -
10 ~recib.doa ?or q c~o~Nandanje ale
nan auien les infcrm0 que Alema-
a:a la .o..se..ao oficia!meute en- au-
rar e. negociaciores irr.c5Iatas pa
"a .yu armist,cio e. todos los frcntc
de los paiseS Dc. .Earaares. ' quo Sc
la frjado Ia feca.a de- dia > Ge Dj-
r.emore para Ia confcrencia en- Ia que
,.eaara ucrociarsc cI armjsticio.
Krylenso enyto tres rcpresentarl-
.es cor ins.cucciones lie peGir al CO.
faaraaEte aieman dc! sector en- con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
AL.EHANLA ACEPTA FL ARMISTLCL0
pROpUESTO POR LOS RUSOS
DESESpERkDAMENTE Sc
COhibATE ENELFFEN=
re- OCCIDENTAL
Los teutones hacen tefribles y
vanos esiuerz0s para contener
Ell avanCe del enemigO

LONDRES, Noviembre Pa me-
dida que los ingleses contlndan des-
arrollando su vigorosa ofensiva So
bre Cambria, por ell rumbo del oes-
te, %encuentran cada dia mayor re-
sistencia por parte de los alemanes,
quienes, pasada Ia sorpresa e indecl-
sion del primer momento, parece que
han podido ~organizar una mejor de-
fcnsa, al mismo tempo que con los
refuerzos t~raidos de otros s~ectores.
han quedado en- posibildad de opener
mayor resistencia, no solo defendlen-
dose, sino contra atacando Ell varlas
regiones de csc frente de Ia ofcnsi.
va.
Violentos combates nan estado DIES
arrollandose eli los alredei0res. d
FCntainc Metre Dame Ell las ultima.
veinticuatro horas, asi como en- las
cercanias del bosque y villa de Bour-
lon. que Como Sc ha dicho en- otras
ocasioaes, coBstijuye3 eStrat6gicas
posiciones en- csc sector al %occldente
de Cambria.
SegGn Sc dice eli los ultim9s par
ties oficales, lin nuevo J violentisirlo
combate esta librandose en- Ia villa
de Fout2ine y sus alrededores, desde
la manana de hoy, en- que las tropas
del general Byng iniciaron cl alta
que sobre esa posici6n que ha queda-
dc Ell manos de los alnmanes. La iu-
cha que esta aun desarrollando5e, IS
de las mas encarnizadas que han to-
aido lugar ell csc sector y toGavla es
dificil predecir cuai sea 81 rcSuIta-
do. Los alemanes estan Iuchando
desespcradamente y los ingleses han
degrade penetrar en- algunos dc los
suburbios Y GALES de la villa, a pc
sar del ~incesante Y nutrido fuego de
ametralladora que Ell enemigo sos
tiene deSdc las casas de! pueblo :
desGe el bosque de la Folie que Sc
encuentra al sureSte de la villa.
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LONDRES. Noviambre 2S.-A!e-
mania ma conseacido enrCaT q negc-
ciac!ones inmed;2tas para III arnlS-
tic:o "en toGos los frentes," de los
oaises be}igeranteS, segan Sc dee ell
.-~ & r-oce'enta de P~etrcEra-
do, en- G! que Sc d& vuenta de Ia Vi
sta de una delegation mi!itar bo.she-
Wiki a las lineas ~a!er2anas del fren-
te ruso. para eatrar e. re~gociaciones
cen las autcrdadeS militareS ale
maEas.
Ia f6rm.la de les oolshey;Iis IN
side "a proposition de IN armist;cio
nara .ods los b~e!iger2Gtes cor e 81"
Il rrsae-.r J.. ae~goc:aciones para
Ia coac-vz.jn - una 2az general. IS
= y~royc-a,i5 iisna cnter&mente el
iezeo de los a!emanss de !levar q
raoo una Yaz per coavenio,' como 10
2d:c&ron en 81 ofe-ta de paz hecha
81 aho pasado y en- 81 respuesta a "a
rscieate nota del Papa Beneiicto,
a7i como en- 4 resolution pacitista
adc2tada por {! Re.chstag Ell 81 mes
dc Julio prox;"ao ?aSado.
Les gobisrnos Gs IL entente y el
de los Estados Unidos, por Ia otra
parte, no han mosycado disposition
a!guga para ea.rar & tales negocia-
,;caes. Las aroposis-ores para un
=cm;s,.yio, he@aas por los oc!sheviAs.
tuelca Soa.eridas 4 las emhajadas
a.i~Has 81 ?ecrogsa!o, pero hasta
hos. ls;aa no h@n aado n.nguna
.csoucsta 81 nom5re Ie Il ~resnecti-
.sa -ohierry>.
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Cuando ~necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio -: Lozano.---11S
n. Sta. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.

mano," ell organo del Vaticano. ha
ncgado terminantemente que ct Papa
B~eneGicto haya dirigido o este pre-
parando una nueva nota de paz.
ROMA. Noviembre 2S.-Sobre Ia
planicie del Asiago. en- Ia cuenca del
Primolano. en- Ia coIina septentrional
dc Ia Berretta y en- IA parte cen-
tral del Piavc, las baterias itaIianas
han estado dirigiendo lin yiolento
fuego Sobre las concentracioneS de
Lropas enemigas que Sc han cstado
llevando a efecto con objeto de pre-
parar uuevos movimientos ofe~nsivos,
dice Ell informe Official i~taliano pu-
blicado hoy CT esta capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
Fl, COBgERNO TEUTON FIJARAL Ia
FECHA PARA IA CONFERENCIA
Sc dice que los Estados Unidos to-
naran una energica determination
contra Russia 81 esta resuelve ha-
Ger la paz con el imperio aleman
a!iigasaan a los Ealbajadores de Ia Entente, de PetrOgfadO

no asi en los circulos 0flcales en-
doMde algo Sc esperaba ya sobre e.
particular.
Tai cosa sin embargo, ha venldo a
echar por terra la Ultima esper2n-
"a que Sc tenia de que los bO!shevi-
ks Sc m~antuvieran firmeS al fin, al
lado de les aliados y continuaran inl-
partiendo 81 ayuda en- Ia guerra con-
ira ell militarismo prusiano.
Uno Ge los primeros actos de los
gobiernos aliados cuando tsngan no
tic:a Official de que los bolsheyikis
estan trabajando activamente coa los
~aIerlanes, ser& sin duda, Ell retire
dc sus enbajadores de P~etrogrado,
i~ncluyendose entire clos, nGtuEa!men-
te. al Representative dip!om&tico anne
ricaao, ell e~mbaiaGor Francis.
No ohstaHte, hasta ahora no Sc Ia
detern.inado 81 los cuerPos diploma
ticos eliados iran 3 alguno de los
paiscs neutrales Pr6xinioS 3 Russia
para esperar Ell desarrollo de les
acontecimientos en- ese pals, Q sc tras-
ladaran a alguna otra parse de esa
n~aci6n, que Sc halia fqera del domi-
Mo de Ia faction que aetualmente tie
ne el control en- P~etrogrado Y en-
donde Sc haya orgarizado algun nue.
70 gobierno que pueda ser consfde-
RADIO como ell Representative oficai de
csc pals, mejor que los bolshevikiS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
LA PR .
rUBLIsHED SyEEI pAYs
TERMS OF NHsCRIfT1oS:
uzIha stsiea. Canada Mckee. Cubs. Par
70 Rico. and ns ~fhlhpDiss idsals:

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Three montna ...... $500. .".' s"s
Central and South Amerfcs Conceptions
Psnsms,l Europe and I'll countries OF na
Universal Postal Union:
One year ...... ...... .~>ss se-" ~
SIX montns ...... ..,... -....s.". -
Three months $500. -.--. ...... ...S S-oo
Weekly edition every wednesday, >, ne
following rates:
United States, Mexico, Canada, Cubs,
Puerto Rico. Panama anl hs Phulppins
Islands.
One year ...... -.--s -.s', .sss.ss.S t.Vs
SIX mOUlUS ...... ....s. ..'..s '..'.o W.
Central and South America deception
Panamal Europe, ETC.:
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Payments are due in advance and can be
inside by posla; or Express money order
New York exchange or registered let1Ssi
Terms OF subscription are In U. D. G1
or Its equivalent.
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LOS ALEMANES ASEGURAN QUE
RECEAZARON A LOS INGLESES

BERLIN, Noviembre 28.-El in
fo-me Official Que el Ministerio de la
Guerra aleman do 4 Ia publicidad
hoy en- la norhe, dice que en- las
cercanlas dc Cambrai las tropas ale
maaas rechazaron los violentos alta
qucs dc los ;ngleSes entire Bourbon
Y Fontainc ' que estan ahora libran-
dose algunas acciones locales en- al
gunos ot:Qs sectores dc csc frcntc
dc hatalIa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-29
Una NUEVA
OFENSIVAENE FL FREN=
r. De ITALIA
Tn telegrama Official, de Roma, da
cuenta de gTandes prepare
tiY0S en- csc frente

WASHINGTON. Noviembre Is
La gran actividad de las dlvisi0nes
auStro-alenlanas a 10 largo del freu-
te i~taiiano. de que Sc da cuenta Ell
los inforues oficialeS recibidOs on
esta capital, Sc dice que 10 es mas
que el Prelude de una Gfensiva mu-
che mayor aim CUE Ia que hasta ahO-
ra han d~esarroliado CT csc frente los
teutones Y que Sc llevara d efecto
con Ell decidido prop6sito de romper
ID Inca i"taliara y oblig2r II nucIa
retirada al sur. El despaCho of
cial recibido aQui. dice:
'El enemigo esta hacieIdo rrep2
rativos en- gran escala para Il ofen-
silva mayor aIn que Ia que Ia venido
hacienda ell Ell frente septentrional.
Durante el dia de aver, en- los alre-
dolores de Malaga Slappel. consids-
rabies contingencies dc tropaS hoSti-
les, con ametralladoras, intenSaron
un movimiento envolvcnte, pero fue-
ron contra atacados por I'm regimen
TO de alpinistas : obligados u reti-
rarsc.
III eco De los canoRes de grueso
caiibre Sc escucha z 10 largo dc TO-
da la ltnea, 10 que indica la inmi-
Dencia lie la r~eanGdacion lie uRa ofen-
silva general por partc dc los austro-
aleplancs.
Por uitimo eI dasparho dc re1crnn-
cia ag@cg2 glc II QsscrvuLorc Eo-
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DIARIo POPULAR INDEPENDENCE
PRECIos DE susCRIPCJoS:
In los Estados Unidos, Mckee, GaHsda'
Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama,
IsIas Filipfnss: !

I'm ADO ...... ........ ....ss 's<r ~
sells meSeS .....- ...... ....' .'''s 20
Tres meSeS ...... ...-.s .'..'.
En- Centric y Sur hmertcs. (e1cep'uahoo
PANAMA.. Europa y los demas palses COM
prendidos en- la Union Postal universal:
in aho ...... ...... 80. ...... -: s:I
res mess " .....i $50
LA PRENSA publica tamblen una edic,on
emanaria. los microbes, slendo los pre-
los de subscription:
En- los Estados Unldos. Mexico. Canada,
ubs, Puerto Rico, Panama y Filiplnas:
u ano $500. ..-..s $500. ..'s -: 80
ais meses ...... ..-... ...... ......S wv
en- Ceuteo = Sur America, teI%eeptuando
anama), EUROPE, etc.
Los psgos debun hacerse DOT edeiantado.
n giro POSTAL q de Express. carta eeril-
rada & TPfr7 Snhre SUeva York. Los pre-
los de susrripcian son en- ttnero amerl-
nc u 81: eIrlvalPncta en- mnneda del pals
" honfe 90 solIcitr ell perlodlco.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-09
HOME CLUB WAR
 RELIEF WORK
Women Led by Mrs. Lane Preparing
 Hospital Supplies.

Women Led by Mrs. Lane Preparing
 Hospital Supplies.
 : The Home Club war relief work, un- der the leadership of Mrs Franklin K Lane, is making splendid progress. Already more than 75 women are reg ularly and systematically contributing their time and labor. The headquar- ters for the work are in the Home Club rooms here in Washington, which are open two afternoons each week, for the purpose of distributing mater ials and receiving work already done
 4 careful record is kept of all ma terial given out and work accomplish. ed, and the work is closely examined to see that it conforms strictly with the standards of the Red Cross reg ulations, all Of which is done under the personal supervision of Mrs. Lane and the ladies assisting her. So far two bales Of hospital supplies and clo- thing have been prepared and are ready for shipment.
 At present shipments are to be made direct to hospital base in France. As soon as our own soldiers are there the shipments will be diverted for their benefit-Offcial Bulletin.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-09
MARSHAL TANNER RETURNS FROM
 MCNEI.'S ISLAND

Among the passengers going thru on the steamer Alaska this morning. who visited the Progressive Miner Of flee was Marshal J. T. Tanner Of the First Division. returning from a trip 70 McNeil's island. where he took five prisoners from the Ketchikan jail, who were convicted al the recent term Of court.
 Mr Tanner learned from the Pro- eressive-M Miner Of his confirmation by rhe senate Of his appointment as Un- tied States Marshal for the First Div sion and also Of the order to act with Major Davidson in organizing the first National Guard of Alaska MT. Tanner semed well pleased 10 be able 10 do his bit" towards helping the Government recruit the sons of the territory 10 fight for Uncle Sam.
 lie was very surprised 10 learn of The leak regarding the so-called at tempted '.jail-break" thru his Deputy al Juneau and stated that he was very sorry that such thing had hap pened thru one of his helpers, as the officials here were doing their ut most 10 keep the affair quiet until the outside men had been apprehended
 Marshal Tanner did not stop of, go- ing direct to Juneau. but will return with the court on the 18th however.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-09
G0MPERS AIDS
 LIBERTY LOAN

ber-y bonds are 9 safe in eza=z- and ir is patriotic 6a-E 70 subscribe for them
 these words samuel Gompers president q the American Feder- zttoa Of Labor. calls 4pon the E=mue-s cf that organization 70 g=- tahia5 rae Government and
 p To make the liberty lean c -e1- & s-es. success. He declar- e5 -la- ]. was the patriotic duty ot every member ot the American Federation ot Labor 10 subscribe <5t a= large a1 amount of the liberty bonds as his means will permit
 i-- Compz-s also gave his thoro approval 70 -la plan 70 make Wed aasday. June :. liberty loan labor 6av. This is Ehs day that has been especially set apart for q united e@a-- on -he part ot the working
 az os tEfz country TO aid the liberty loan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-06-09
GERMAN SOCIALISTS
 DEMAND REPUBLIC
Revolt in the Air Warns Dep uty in the Reichstag-HOll- weg Silent on Peace
 Terms

BERLIN. June S.-The Socialist leader declared in the Reichstag that it was impossible for Germany to win q war of subjugation and expressed the conviction that a revolution must happen in Germany as fl had happen ed in Russia
 "Ths Chancellor doubtless desires annexari ns both in the east and west" Ledebour said. With the exception Of extravagant visionaries nobody be- lieves that Germany can win a war of subjugation.
 "The Russian Socialists have made an offer which opens up the possibility of peace. This is what the Chancel- Tor forgets. It is true that a separate Deace with Russia cannot be achieved but the Russian government can con- vert the Entente and in this direction We oueht 10 assist it
 Herr Scheidemann must take up cudgels egainst the government if he does not want strong words. which do not shrink even from the announce ment Of revolution. 10 be followed by deeds.
 We are convinced that events must happen in Germany as they have hap pened in Russia. We must soon in- troduce a Republic in Germany. and We shall propose that a constitutional committee take preparatory steps in that direction