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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
PORTUGALOWIE WALCZA
WE FRANCYI.

Londyn, s. stycznia. - Ma linie
angielskie przybyli juz oficerowie
expedycyi posilkowej portugal
skiej)- jako re Portugalia tez
przecie jest W wojnie L Central--
nymi: lie wojsk portugalskich
przybywa, mic Jest rzecza wiado-
ma. lecz pisma angielskie rozpisu-
ia sic Mich i chwala wysoce "a
rowno doskonaly moderunek
wojsk i oficerow, jak i ich gorac2
ochote do walk ze wsp6lnym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
WALKI WE FRANCYI.

Paryz-Londyn, 9. stycznia. -
RAPPORT donosi o bardzo silnel
walce artyleryjskiej mad Moza, ma
jej prawym brzegu, wiec w okoli-
cy verdunskiej; pod Woevre
Bois des ChevalierS baterye fran
cuskie niszcza silnym ogniem po-
zycye wroga. Mad Gala User RE
ka we Flandryi rowniez Ramona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
,SUCHYCH"
Washington, 8 stycznia. -


Najwyzszv TrybunaI podtrzymai
wczorajszem orzeczeniem konsty-
tucyjnoSt prawa Webb-henyon'a
wzbraniajacego przewozu trun-'
kow alkoholowych "a Stan6w
,.mokrych' do ..suchych', jako'
tez poprawki do konstytucyI
West Nirginii, wzbraniajaccj
importowania trunk6w dla Was
ncgo uzytku. 0
Ustawe powyzszq uchwali} kod
gres juz "a administracyi Taita,
kt6ry ia jednak zawetowaf jake
niekonstytucyjna. Aastepnle kohl
gres powzial decyzye ponad veto
prczvdenta, wczoraj Najwyzszy
Tribunal ! elosami przeciWko A:
uznal ia IA konstytucyJnq. Jest to
wielkie zwvciestwo dla zwolennl-
k0W nrOhibiCVi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
SPRAWY MORSKIE.

Londyn, 8. stycznia. -Zatopio-
re W dalszym ciagu: norweskie
statki ,.Hanse'' i ,,Lauper'', an
gielski skinner brenda rosyj-
ski skinner ,,Seemel' - zalogi po-
dobno uratowane. Donosz9 Z Hi
szpanii, IL wielkie tam panuje
wzburzenie powodu zatopienia
przez Niemcow wielkliego hisz--
Fanskiego parowca San Lean
dro"; okret ten wiozl tylko owo-
ce poludniowe WySp Kanaryj-
skicil - wiec ME kontrabandg
wcale, jednak zosta} zatopiony,
w Hiszpanii burza sic, IL ma ona
choc bez wojny cierpiec - jakby
w wojnie udziai brala. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
Anglicy bija Niemc6w
we Francyi.
Sprawy MorSkie.
Portugalia valley.
K1opoty Greckie.
INNE TELEGR AMY.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Papiez ME wierzy W Pokoj 80 teraz..
Zamordowanie Rasputina.
L Teatrow Woinv

Wojska Centralne zaie{y DO
walce zacietej Focsani, biorac
1000 blisko-Rosyan do niewo-
Ii.
Rosyanie donosza o atakach
/ odparciu wroga w kilku punk
tach swego frontu, ma Litwie i
w Polsce.
Angllcy w kilku starciach
wrecz bija Niemcow we Fran
cyl, zmian ma linii niema waz-
niejszych.
Znowu szereg okretow nury
niemieckie zatopiiy.
z innych terenow wojny ME
ma wiesci nowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
z GRECYI.

Ateny, 8. stycznia. - Kr6l Kon
stantyn otrzyma} ,,karte Chlebo-
wa" ma rowni Z innymi krajl;
swego mieszkancami: w Grecyl
wiec panuja zywnosciowe stosun-
ki ME lepsze, jak W krajach wojna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
GERARD MA DAG WYTA-
IASNIENIE.

Washington 8 stycznia. -
Department. stanu polccil an7ba-
Sadorowi Gerardowi W BcrliHie
Gckladnie podaG trcSc swego pre-
mowienia ego Stycznia ma ban--
kiecie The American Association
of Commerce and Trade OF Bcr-
lin. R0wnoczeSnie oSwiadczono w
departamencie stanu zc bez
wzgledu ma to, co pan Gerard po-
wiedziaI, m6wil on tylko W swo.
jem imieniu i na wlasnq odpowie.
dzia1noSt.
PozoStajaca na uslugach ME
mieckich agencya telegraficzna
Overseas donosi, ic miai OH sig
wyraziG w nastepujqcy sposob;
nNigdy cd poczatku Yoiny sto'
sunk mledzy Nlcmcaml Stana'
mi Zjednoczonymi ME byly tax
serdeczne jak obecnie'. Tego ro'
dzaju wyrazcnic sic moS}oby wy
wrzct wcalc nicpozadany wp}yw
na opinie publiczna w krajach A.
liant0w, wywoiujac cwcntualnic
podejrzenic, ze pokojowy APPEL pre-
Zvdenta WilSOna zOstai wyStosO'
wany na sLutck i pod wplywem
proSb Berlina. ME zaS W intc-
resie samej .Ameryki. jakotez ludz
koSci i cywilizacyi. Take podcj-
rzcnie mogloby Sprawic pokojo--
wei tylko zaSzkodzit. Odpowiedz
Aiiant0w na wspomniany APPEL lc-
szcze ME nadeszla. spodziewaJ2
sic jej jednak w niedalekiej przy'
szlosci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
z MACEDONII.

Berlin, 8. stycznia. - Sprzymie-
rzeni atakowali pomiedzy jeziora-
mi Presba a Ochrida - bez rezul-
tatu - wszedzie ich odparto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
LAWSON ME CHCE WYM|EN|C NAzW|SK
|nauguracya gubernatora Lowdena.
Zadaja wyjaSnieh cd Gerarda.
Bill Webb - Kenyon'a konstytucyjny.
Senat uchxvalif bill i1nrnieracyjny.
Process Boppa dobega do konca.
TNNE ELEGRA MY.
daja wyjasnieh cd Gerarda.
Bill Webb - Kenyon'a konstytucyjny.
Process Boppa dobiega do kofica.
INNE TELEGR A Nj Y.

W budzecic stanowym. Ola Chi
cago zada} samorzadu w spra--
wach uzytecznoSci publicznych,
zaznaczajqc, ze Chicago samo po-
winno zadecydowat. jakiego ro--
dzaju ma bye ten samorzqd.
Wraz L gubernatorcm zlozyli
wczoraj take przySiege inni no.
woobrani urzednicy, a mianowi--
cje wicegubernator John c. -
slesbv Elkhart. sekrctarz sta
nowy Louis L. Emmerson, skarb-
nix Len Small. audytor Andrew
Russell prokurator gcneralny
.dWard Brundage.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09

objetych, a to dzieki zapewne
blokadzie Sprzymierzonych i jej
skutkom, DostaI krol konStantyn
w tych dniach co innego jeszcze,
mianowicic ultimatum
Sprzymierzonych, ktore domaga
sic natychmiastowego zastosowa-
MIA sic do zyczen Aliantow, w po-
przedniej nocie wyrazonych: od-
powiedz grecka i zastosowanle
sic bezwzglednc do tych zqdail
MA nastapic W 40miu godzinach.
SPRAWA POKOJU.
Londyn, 9. stycznia. - Odpo-
wiedz Sprzymierzonych ia note
amerykanska jest Spodziewana la
da momentu: jest ona juz gotowa
podobno oddana do expedycyl,
talk re jej Publikacya powlnna ma
staple w pare godzin. Zwloka W
oddaniu noty wskazuje, re ME
lekcewazono jej teNtu, trcsci i
znaczenia Ca}ego.
Rzym, 8. stycznia. - Prasowe
wrazenia po konierencyi dyplo--
matyczno strategicznej Alian-
tow, ostatnio tn odbytej So jak
najlepsze: wojna do konca jest
jednomySlnem haslem wszystkich
sprzymierzonych, powzieto po-
dobno wazne postanowienia co d.
dziaIan ia przyszlosc wojennych
i kooperacyi ekonomicznej ola
wzajemnego sobie dopomagania
w trudno5ciach wojnq spowodo--
wanych.
PAPIEz o POKOJU.
Rzym, 9. stycznia. - PapieZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09
q WLOCH.

Rzym, 9. stycznia. - Kanonada
ma calym froncie bOjowym - do
nosi rapport wioski. w Trentino
utarczki rekonesansowe rejdy a
wiatyczne. w okolicy Tryestu ae-
roplan wioski onegdaj rekonesan-
sowal i rzucai pociski w Querceto
Hermada, poczem wrocii Gallo,
mimo ognia artyleryi austryackieJ.
ZPOLSKI.
Berlin, 9. stycznia. - Artylerya
Z obu stron wzmogia znacznie ak
eye W Kurlandyi ma Litwie; Ro-
syanie atakuja ma zach6d cd linii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-09

(Uokon> >Zenn slrnnicv 3ciel'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
Don yauior a. .. G. moral.

9erIin, 18. RoDtmber. -
Sn einsm tnsliidsu Gsbeimbtriht,
Der pOr turSem Don isitsn unferer
GeeitreitfrGfts bem boIIdnoiiheH
goftbampfsr .a5nisin Rssentss- abs
senOmmeu lDurbs, 1T aud bic mills
iartIde Gage beiprohen, ipie fis iib
in Der sluffafuns 9euifalanbs bars
eeIfellt bat. Gs fpirb barin bsbaups
tsi, bic beutite preiie babe i'm Iugult
uub Geptsmber 3peifeI on Der iiegs
rsi4en 9senbiguna bes Rrieees ssbest,
unb Der gintriit Rum1nisns In Den
striss babe 3unG9ft Reruoiitdt aufs
iomnen lnFsn. Difie 9ebauptiins
trifft, fptpeit bis miIitdril4s Rage
DeutI1lanbs BON militGrii4tn Sohs
psrfidnbissn beurtbeiIt ipirb, nidt 5u.
Der grRIt Der Gage IN in Ttuiidlano
pabrenb bes 5obepunttes Der ruifis
ften SommeroffeniiDe iinb tpdbrenD
Der Sauer Der &dmpie i'm Sommegss
bet bur6aus nidi bsriannt. Wtr
bdbsu bic ardfte bss Gsinbes ni4t
untsridGbt. qber bic militdriI9tn
8eurtbtilsr buben fi6 ieinssipsss aIs
.Mdnner Der NegatiDt' erlpiden. Wir
bnbsn unfers Grsitbuns ifnb G9uIuns
I'm Deere genojfen unb bdbeu uns ferns
gshalten pcu itrlr Ds,lttuL mtI@e btr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

Don 3eit gu 3sii seIinst es bod
einigeu DrudidrifteH aus Ssuiin.
tano Die gIOdabs au bpeden unb bailn
iommt tpieber einmal cine Sbss ppI
Der GiiIIe an SntersFdntem unb Wiis
lensmertben, bon bem bic 9euifhen
i'm nsutraIen 2luslanoe beute bur4
bic .filiurDerfe6tenbe- unbeiIise IIs
Iians absef6nitisn iinb. gs tpirb 10
gut ipis unm6sli9 Isin, tpenn einmal
Der griebe bic S6ranten nitbergsruns
gen bat, bic beiite iir bieie fir bic
surss MfsHfhbeit 70 unenbli9 ni6tis
gen Mittbeiluneen srriHtet fnb, i'm
giuSelnen al bas na45ubclen, fpas 70
Dsridumt porben 1T inb es nirb cine
gang teionOsrs arbsit tpsrbsn, aus
tbrer igiille auminbeT bns, mas bon
bleixnbem Derib IN, aussufuGsn
uno in sebrdngtsr 5orm betaHnt 81
geben.
Wsnn man ielbIt ols Gaie ioI9e
3eitidriften, ipie bic rMiinhener
Dodenfdrift4 fisbt unb barin bic In
Der Jelbdrstlihen 9eilogs beroijents
Iidien 8eri6te Der Mer5tt lieit bic
brauben I'm Gelbe bic maHenbafien
grfa6rnngen fammsln, 70 lam man
nur immer tpieber oie griinblihteit
bspuubern NIT Der fie Der beuiihsn
Wifenihaft unb prnris 5usdngli9
gema4t iperben. IS gibt sben feline
aebenslase, in Der Der Dsutf6e bers
sdBe, ipus er Der glagemsinbsit fbuls
big III. @ieIes DON beni, mas beute
Der aries 3eitist, ipirb ia aud im
Jrisben, Defenders Sci adtlfropben.
grobtn l1nfdIlen unb 1hnlifen Dinaen
bon gang bsrborrasenbem W<rtb bIsi,
ben. Jeber ar5t bot boruni an bieIsn
@etSffentIi4unsen elm nett mebr aIs
tbeoretii&<s >Sntsreiie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
Sis ariesslase.

0t b,utidx MISUNDERSTANDING.
- Der seifeiterts enslif8e Surdl.
brud. - Ruhs i'm Often. - Iors
Gdrts in gauwduisn. - Sdrrails
gInsriffe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

oas 2eben 1T feinc goeiie, fon0err
peroanlmte Yroia; iolange bic StotI
itidt Gil Die 1hiire flopft, bie Der.
sipeiilung, sSriulein aIara, fiebt iiiar
giles germ oiirb Die roiise 9rille, aber
tpenn crit elm alaooeraoatid) llad
Dem nnbern tomint, llnO iino oani,
nod ainber ha, friegt Die gauge 90.
DIE ein anoeres @eIift.
limb nun beiifen sic nal, cines
idonen Cages miiBten sic nit SEEING
ruiltcr bon @errsbori, binein in Die
9sotb - iiiib sic riiiBten lid iagen.
benn ein llngliid pfIegt ielten allein
su fomnterL Sic bdtten oaolird) aiit,
@aderbartbs nit ms llngliid gerit.
ten, oenn Die tuiiroen init Shnen no.
tiirlid) nod oen lesten Greier tbeilen.
llnb ipas bann9 Gin perpfliidtes Se-
ben, pno ainber, Die Sorgen MAIDEN
franf, MISUNDERSTANDING, i'd iuieoer-
bole, - ipaS 6niln2 Sd nil Sbnen
iagen, mas Damn fonintt, - oic sleue
,inb gum @iebergittitaberi it's 5ii
ip1t! @enn Sic IN oas flimmerbolle
@eiiht SSbreS Wtaunes blidten, riirbe
ii9 SSbr Ser5 5liarnmenfrompfen Dor
@eb, leben mir NAL gang nb BON Den
ainbern, fir bereu 8ufunit gu iorgen
Sic ia bic IfIiht boben. - llno MN
bat SberItIeutnant bon Sommern I'M
sic, bas san5 arne Waohen, geipor.
benl Or mub Sic Iieben, oern, reoen
mir oeutih, en- in ieiner StelIiing, nit
ieiner 3ilfluft, bat Die 9Iuspnbl I'M.
ter ben SDdtern bes 2anbes, uno es
miro niir peniee geben, ieIblt ans Den
boruebniiten uli6 reihiten Sduiern,
bic i'm niht 5uui Warue nebn1en
ipiiroen. Sc r, ipie meiner 5rau, er.
ideint es iiber allen 3rpeifeI erbnbel,
er Iiebt Sic bon gnn5elu Sersen. Gin
Iann bon biersig SabretL nod onsii
IN ieiner Steilung lit aber gcreift,
ben treibt neber cine fliidtiae 0ei.
gitns, nod Elm ungeitiimes, iugenb.
Iide5 Temperament gu eSShnerl ion-
bern aufrihtige iuabre 9iebe. 9ns
miifien Sie bel rubiaer lleber.
Iesiing bod ieIbit suseben
9enfen Sic ia nid)t, id, inge bas,
Inn sic uno Seiu5 befinitio gu tren.
uen, bas geidliebt. oii6 obne Serrn
BON Sontmer,i meme Gnersie fennen
Sic, mid Ieitet babel Der @e6nnfe
an SSbre 8ufunft, = Chr Slid,
Sr6uIein &Iaro, sIaiibensie mir basl
ssSb babe IN meinem Sauie uno BEL
Der Grsiebung neiner ainoer INNER
ean5 Defenders aiii eines seaftet, bub
man meine gIutoritat unbeoingt mter.
fefitt unb ipenn es 5iiin giesen ODER
greden nit meinem Silnaen fonrnIt,
bam berlaiien sic iid ournri, ia
iperfe iie in bic 8aeidaIe uno mas
i'd SeirB befeb le, i'd, Der @ater,
6as tpiro aid aiisgefiibrt. aber gern.
be IN bieiem Sale rtodlte if) ibn ido.
nen nnb W6eIiffeit, benn oas Ser.
bdItitib 5u meineu SSSingen, Der In
mir nid)t MIR oen @oter, ionoeru BEN
treueiten 5relinb fieht. tpiirbe eineu
RiB befonmen, Der nibt Ieiht 3u Fit.
ten mdre. llnb nun geben Gle mir lett
feline antport, ,SrGilIetn 9Ioru, Iaiien
Sie iih rlibia birrd ben aopf gcben.
lpps i'd Ssbnen idgte, ipnrten mir Die
rdd,iten aht ODER piar5ebu Sage nb,
priiieu Gle iiH unS befgmen Sie mir
oam Sarbe, bariiber aber ieien Sie
lid flur, meineu SuHgen befommen
Sic n I d, I, neil i'd es nidlt bcrant.
Iuorten tnnn. tros aler Sohiddsung
5brer Berionl~
CSOrtiebuna folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
2. & a pfteL.

Gbgemsre mar Elm pra9tpplIer aanb-
10 Ob1borb Der srobsn @iiDbai. gee
Snii BfIih bon Bdbplp. 1Ieber ben
maHern Der Buht briibsn iparsn bic
uisberen Diiusn Der Geuerinfel Fhis
bar nit BEN 2eu9tibtrm, bet sfsid
einem riefigeu ipeibsn iparnenben
Finger 0ufrngte. Sim Wsifen unb
4teu biIben niebere beualbeis Sns
~ Ssn 6esbsnt paSssut ss0ta
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
a.r5tlidss aus Seutialans.

Gortf@ritte Der ariessdirursi.. -
aer5teperIiite iinO febr bebeiitenb.
- Gbirursiides Stri@stasebud. -
Die glodabe seseu SeiImiitsI. -
@rluiis i'm JeIb uab bur6 aranis
beit. - glsue Mittel unb grfabz
ruueen. - SiIfs ous Gmsrita.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02

Wutter: .Qgas miro bcnn Der aarl
haben neil er i6on tpieber ifreibt2'
Batter: .giitts Dirb er bcbenI@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-02
Seine &reofirl
.8riminoIzRouan

ssn Burton 9. et.psafsu
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
MONKEYING WITH THE BUZZ SAW

It looks as though the Seattle transporta- ton companies have been playing with the buzz saw and are about to get hurt.
 Complaints have reached Washington that Alaska could not get enough transportation fac ilities and that some of their fresh fish left to rot. This together with the fact that Cana da has become our close ally, congress has about decided to lift the bars and allow the Canadians the same privilege in the coastwise trade en- ioyed by the Seattle companies. If that is done the American will lose considerable as the fisher men will avail themselves of the Canadian boats and none of their fish will rot Provided al- ways that some was left to rot. However that may be, we fear that the American companies have been neglgent-maybe- have caused the loss of some fish. Such report reaching the government officials at Washington, considered as opposed to the desperate saving campaign that is being carried on at this time, may lead to the adoption of some rules making free the coast wise trade to the Canadians, resulting in great loss to the American companies. But anybody monkeying with buzz saw will soon or late get hurt. and he has no one to blame but himself.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
NO DEFENSE MEANT.

One of our good residents took exception yesterday to the term "alen" when applied to himself. The term "alien" as commonly used in the United States, is not intended to be offen- sive. All persons born in foreign countries or subject to foreign governments are aliens and must remain so until they have taken steps to become American citizens. But under the pres ent condition; it may be said that there are three kinds of aliens; namely: friendly; neutral and enemy, to whom the term alien can be applied. Of those who may be rightly called aliens, only enemies will take exception. provided they under stand the meaning of the term alien" From
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

Have any of the Old Boys in any of the Camps of Alaska read any of the laws passed by the last legislature? A number of the members were pledged support providing that the aged prospector of Alaska, after having reached certain age and be- come unable support himself. should be awarded certain amount per month for his maintenance
 We understand such law passed-or rather that the old law amended increasing the amount to something worth while but of us have been no- tifed as what done. They simply passed the law and left us to find out best could how we'll they had kept their pledge If brother has learned what law if any passed would like very much to get
 copy of it that it may be published on this page Of if you have pay s5 you did last year to ascertain what law passed we cannot ask you to bear the expense Scores of Pioneers have asked us concerning this law. is all mystery to us as to what done. No provision was made for the publi- cation days any other than the lawyers Anchorage Times.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

SITUATION WANTED-by skilled mechanic, 36 years old and married steadily employed but for sound reas- ons desires to change. Wishes out of town job. or as caretaker or watch man, with reliable concern-First class eferences-address Box 105 Ketchikan, Alaska-adv If.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
LONGEVITY.
(From the Boston Globe)

(From the Boston Gobe)
 It is astonishing how many old people there are m almost every community in New England Every day recorded in the the passing of some one wno has reached the and quite freqenty there IS mention of centenaran people, generally speak ing die in the rural districts but the cities are not with out group them. These events indicate that there is no necessity any who takes proper care Of himself to fail reach old Longevity is merely matter of caring self and keeping in cheerful frame mind. An important factor also in long lie is to indulge occupation, if only for few hours daily that the mind and body shall have norm- q exercise Drones seldom live long, It is noteworthy in all the interviews which visitors have with the very aged the latter invariably attribute their longevity to leading the simple fe They eat sparingly of the most nourishing food that agrees with them, temper ate in the of liquids obtain plenty of sleep, indulge daily very light exercise and do not worry Whoever follows these simple rules count living about as long as he or she desires.-From the Boston Globe.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

Sol Marshal Tanner has gone on round up trip of the slackers. From what we can make out, there are hundreds of them about Ju- neau Enough to keep the Marshal busy for sometime. Now take our advice, MT. Marshal Tanner, which is not to waste any of your vaiu- able time to come about Ketchikan looking for slackers because you will not be able to find any, We have none, thank you. At least that is our opinion.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

WANTED-Party to grub-stake two prospectors or give lease on mining claim
 Address Emmet Cahill, Kasaan, Al aska-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
IMITATION

IMITATION
 is the sincerest form of flattery, that is why it pleases us to hear that other laundries claim to do work just like ours. It is tribute to the excellence of our laudering which we fully ap- preciate. But why not have the origi- nal? Send us your washables and you won't have to say they are as perfect as ours. The work will be ours and the real thing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

IN THE CRATE FOR THE FIRE
 we have special grate coal which you will do well to use. It burns evenly and with glow that brings many pictures to the mind of the benc lder. It is splendid heat producer, too.
 Seated before a grate fire, fed with our coal, there is charm ana com- fort that only grate fire can create.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23

that it would seem that congress should pass law making the display of the American flag III every home or place of business compuisory' With such display it would be easy to dineren- tiate between an alien friend, neutral or enemy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-23
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

MT. Hoelscher, announces that he is an A. l. piano turner and repairer, having spent three years with the Schultz Piano Co.,, and Lyon & Healy of Chicago. Orders for tuning can be left at the Miner office. Owing to war times the price will be $5, only. -adT. If.
 instructions given on Cornet, Slide Troia bone, Clarinet and all Band h. stru,nents For terms etc, call at the Daily Miner. A Hoelscher, Band Instructor-adv. If.
Evening star., 1917-11-20
AMERICAN MISSION WINS
PRAISE OF BRITISH HEADS

LONDON, November 20.-The follow
ing official statement has been issued
concerning the visit to England Of the
American mission headed by Col E. NJ
House:
sThe House mission impressed the
different government departments with
which they have discussed common
problems of the war.
admiral Benson has been in con-
stant touch with Admiral Jellicoe (first
sea lord) and Gen Tasker H Bliss (the
American chief Of staf) with Gen Sir
William r. Robertson, chief of the i'm
perial staff at army headquarters
oscar T. Crosby. assistant secretary
. OF the American Treasury, has discussed
financial questions with Andrew Bonar
Law. the British chancellor of the ex-
chequer. and cambridge Colby has been
engaged with Sir Joseph Paten Maclay.
shipping controller. at the ministry of
shipping.
Thomas Nelson Perkins. member of
the American priority board. Is dealing
with questions Of munitions in con-
sultation with winston Spencer Church
i'll, minister of munitions. and with the
first lord of the admiralty, and the ad-
I Taylor of the American food admins
tretion is investigating the food policy
IN close consultation with Baron Rhond-
da, food controller. and his officials.
Vance Mccormick has had many in
teryiews with Lord Robert Cecil, min
lister Of blockade.
The British ministers are greatly
struck with the common sense and
knowledge on all these matters shown
by their American colleagues"
Evening star., 1917-11-20
HOUSE HOLDS CONFERENCE
WITH PREMIER VENlZELOS

LONDON. November 20.-Eliptherios
venizelos. the Greek premier and minister
OF war. had lengthy conference yester-
day with Col. Edward NJ. House. head of
the American mission, at which the Greek
patriot gave President Wilson's repre-
sentative intimate details of the state-
nent Of affairs in his country.
Col. House. who has always been
great admirer OF NJ. Venizelos and close
student OF Greek politics. was happy over
the opportunity afforded to inform him
self Of the latest happenings in Greece.
and the premier took advantage OF the
occasion to explain his forthcoming visit
to America II was arranged that they
should confer again In Paris. probably
during the allied conference at the end
OF the month.
Before the close Of the interview o.
T. Crosby Of the mission and NJ. Cravats.
the Greek minister. were called into tha
conference to discuss the financial rela-
tons between the United States and
Greece. Then followed a conference be-
tween Gen. Tasker H. Bliss and Col.
Phrantzes Of n. Venizelos' staff. regard
ing the military situation in Greece.
Among Col Houses callers today were
Charles r. Crane, who has Just returned
from Russia, and Lord Loreburn, a noted
authority on international law. In the
afternoon, Col. and Mrs. House were
luncheon guests OF Lord and Lady Curzou.