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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-19
8pllea petersburg perlaiIcu.

3pcibllnocrt .Qiitglicocr Der olncrifo=
niltcn aolonic. - 9lmcrifant,
ihc @otld1o't crilldt, ooB ibr cln
BUG sur &criii0un9 geItellt miro.
- Glc 3ultGn0e in petersburg,
mie iic bon eincm omerifoniihen
@cldoIt@lnonn 9cihilocrt lpcrocn.
Sonoon, 19. 0tou. - Gic anlcr;,
tnniife Sotlhoit III EctcrSburu bot
nad elmer Hcutcr Gepcihc oarln CT
Iudt, oaB Elm BUG ibr sur 8criiiounD
gcltellt peroc, I'M POO 0iitglicocr scr
oncrifonilrbcn aolonic in Ectcr5,
burg nnd Sorbin SIT bringcn.
2 0 It + . NJ Is, Aopembcr. Ecs
tcrSblrg mar bis Niithuoh 9lbcno
rllbia, mic 9ohridten beioQcn, be
aus angeblih 5uuCrl0iiigcn Nucllen
ltonnlcn. Gie @obnlclltc pciaertcn
lidl ongeblicb, Srltppcn iiir oic cine
oocr oic onOcrc 6ottion 5u tronapprs
tircll llno oic 9tubrlngSnlittel. Sitt.
otion IN Der SauptItoot puroc crnit.
Mus Den Erouin6cn lino mcnigc il
gcnomlc bcltinlnlte 9tohrid)tcn 5ur
Sonb; abcr Gin onlbcincnO 5upcrI0l.
Tiger @cricbt bcio9tc, boB General
aaleoincS cine bcoclttcn0e Strcit.
madt bon aoiofcn con5entrirc
u ansl onocr in EcterS btr0
niht bclG itiQt.
Scr Correspondent iproh NIT ci.
neln oncritonild1en @clh1itsmonn
ocm @cihditSIilbrcr Cincr ,Sirrna in
PETERSBURG, bic uiclc 2eltc belb0i.
tigt. GieIcr 9ln1crifoncr botte YctcrSs
burg am @tithpod) pcrloiien, Gr be
rid)tct, oaB bic 9(uSl0nocr in Ectcrss
burg nlht bcloitigt luuroen, lno 0oB
9tifoloi 2enine ST ciner Delegation
ouSlGnbiiher Giplon1otcn, bic i'm
I'M Sn1olnps Snltltllt aunlldten, log.
te: nGS iino ,Snltruftionen eegebcn
lporoen, olle 9luslGnber nit groBter
Hlldlidt SIT behanoeln; oicielben liuo
Die @alte Scr RepubIif.
Ger omerifaniIde 8eih0ftsmonn
darofteriirtc 2enine OILS cincn
Vtonn, Der crnItlib Den 6rieocn pii'l-
ide; CT ia9te abcr, bab Seon Grobfp
Iid IN Den beftigIten 9leuBcrllngen CT.
gcbc uno nlle ieine @egner nit Dem
Sooc bcorobc.
Gr beriftct, bob cs in Der ruiliihcn
&ollptltaot iln slllgenlcinen rubig 5u.
gebc; MIR 5upcilen mcroc bier uno
6o cin aaoett pocr Semnno unoers,
0en Die 9iepolltionore f1lihlid) iir
clnen aaocttcn bieltcn getootct.
Wtan bort, Dem @cludbrSmonn mad,
ieGr luenig bon Eliinoerlngcn. 81.
nIge Der SGoen iino ofIcrL einidlieB.
lid ollcr ocrcr, mclhc 2cbcnsmittel
gum Gerfaufc babcn. Iie Marimali,
itcn ploncn bic Iurhiitdun0 ollcr
S5oltier nod 2ebcnSnlittcln ltno cine
GonIis5irllng aller iiberfliiliigen Gor.
rdtbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-19
11n6tigt
Wfgtnltrti6e.
Tericten Stalicncr ten=
tonii9en Srnppen.
sdmbcrn bic SSagare= 3nne
gdnslib bonn Teinb.

GurhbrltdS &crinhc ser Gentldcn
mo ScIterrciher fcbl0cidloaen.
- Gie olterreidiibc Sifenlipc
oul ocn1 2lliooo Ylo,toll, ont
Srcn5pnnft Der Pinocs llno
Grcntino Sront bcocutct cine
nclc @cfobr fir Die itolicnilbc
9lrmcc.
&tulicnil6e Soup t 8.
.Qnortier in 9torb.Stolicl II,
IS. 9topembcr (r9Liiociirte YrclicO 4.
-- 9luI Der norolidcn Clinic lnb cnt,
long Dem lSiooe, obcrbolb 3cnlon,
bat bic aompitb1tigfcit cinen bcion-
ocrS bcItlaen Gboratter angeuom.
men, Ger Seino, beIien StreitfrGitc
bcn lStaIicnern an Der noroliden 81
ME nun1crilb ilbcrlcgen IinO, bot iebt
frilhe GiOilionen in 0cn aonpI oes
Nonot, IN eincm neien cnergiIhen
Gerllh, oiirb Die salielliIbc 2inie
ourtb5ubrehcn. Sic Stoliener lciIten
NIT ouBerorbentlicher SartnGfigtcit
&ioerltono; lie brouher Sonograno.
ten, INN Die @orltoBc Scr Snfanterie
ab5lnpcbrcn, Die Mr1illcric. uno Wto.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 iolgen pile
gen. IS lit zines Der bcitiglten Rin.
9en ocs gan5cn aricgeS, lnb Die Ser.
lutte iino lebr Id)mcr.
Gem 6einoc Aclnn9 cs al 5nei
Filnftcn ben Eiuoc 81 frell5elL ndms
lld) bel tSollina ln0 bel sSagarc, ei-
nlge meniqe Wtcilcu oberbalb 3en.
ION; u6er bic 9tbtbcillngcn, nelhe an
Dem erltgcnanntcn lllnftc porgeorlm.
gen Darcn, iuur0Cn 0ltr6 Die 9lrtiGc.
rle nno im 9abfaupic olI9cricben,
luabreno oic Grupprn, Die bci 1Soqore
Den tSlllB gcfreu5t batten, nod i6lpe.
rem Scrlulten mo inter 3uriidlais
Ilrng oieler @cIongcncr. nnd Dem
meItlifcn llicr 5uriid0ctrieben pllr.
ocn.
Gle ltolienilhcn @inic bnltcn i'm
2Illgcmeinen Iclt, obcr Die 8ud)t Scr
&oritoBe Oe8 t5ciuoc5 crneuern Den
Grnlt Der Situotion.
5 5talieniIdc 5lotte bilit
Gie itolicniidle 6Iotte leiltct treii,
lihe Iienlte, inocn Iic Die 9lrmec bel
Dem Bomborbcmcnt Der icinolihen
Nfolitionen on Der Dtiinolng oe5
Eiopc lntcrItiltt. Sic 6lottc, lpcIdc
Die ailltcniront, bon Scr Wiiinolmg
ocs ,Slon5o bis nod Braoo, pertbci.
olatc, rcttete lDr gcianntes Watcriol
llno ibrc aononcn, mo oieIe perben
jcBt an Der Oliinorng oes ,SllliieS
gegen Den ,}eino acrihtet,.
Gie ,3litan6e cntlang Der gnn5en
glnie 5cigen, bnB Der anmpIgeijt Der
5toliencr oirh Die filr5liben griolgc
nell belcbt porocn lit.
9lln lnittleren &oufc bcs Yiope,
no es Den Scitcrrelhern gclong, ouf
Dem meitlihen llier nabe 3enion
fciten SUB 5ll iallcrl miro Der 5cino
aln llfcrranoe 5urildgebnlten; oie
ein3ige 8crbinoung, Die er NIT Dem
Gitufer unterbalt, lit oie, ooB gahts
Elm Boot bon einent gum onoeren
llfer peaogen miro, oas cine fleille
Guontit1t Nropiunt bringt. Die
9cutiden baben onl Jllbuicr cine
Heibe bon Wuidinengepcbren auf.
geltellt, INN Die Staliencr 5nriidou-
balten. Yiele italieniide Soloaten
baben ocn aonmanoonten aebeten
ibncn ali erlauben, einen Mnlturm
gegen oieie oel,tide 2inic am llier-
rano 5li iinternebmen; aber Der Jiib.
rer nil feline 2eute niht iolhem
Geuer cntsegen ienoen, oa er gloubt.
bah bic feinolid)c Qinie ouf onberc
Mciic ee,,omncn iperoen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-19
@t9tn Dir
gol(bfuiki.
Warl9irt nene rnifi9e
Wrmee.
2Sia Yetersbnrg bon ben
magimaliiten bcfrciem.

Gie Streitmadt bonbelt oneeblih
inter SroreS bon Den 9(rmec.
Genlitcn. - 9ic crItcn Shor.
milbel nit oen 9olibcpiti -Strcit
fr6iten bercits ausgefohtcn. -
Salptnann Eoploff bon Der
INSTRUMENTATION glrbeitcrpars
tel Der aomnonoont Scr g(rmec.
Heters burg, Is. Jtopcmbcr. -
Verid)te bon elmer neuen, aus Der
id)iebenen 1rrppentbeilen BON Der
tSront geblloeten 9lrmee, oeren Sor-
but nobe an @atbina beran9ctonl-
men lein Iou, baben Die Stnbt in
groBe slulregung perieBt. 99enn Die
Olelbungen 8louben peroienen, Damn
lit oos 3icl Der neuen Streitmadt
oos, Die Staot aus Dem 9egine Der
9olibeoifi 81 befreicn.
Gie glrn1ee ltebt unter Dem Gon.
monbo oes Stabs. .Sauptntanns Eau-
ipff bon Der Soaioloemofratiibcn
grbeiter- Eartei, ltno tie bot bereits
Sdorlniibel nit ben sIuBenpolten DER
9olibepifi-9 -9lrmee bcItanoen.
9tah einieen Gerlionen febrt See
rensfp nit Der armee 5uriif. sln-
bere 9eribte ipre6en Don einem
Ean5er5l,gc, Der aus Der Gihtl,ng
bon Mosfdu bcronfonmen ioa. IS
lit unmoelih, iiir oieie 8erii6te 9e-
Itatigung 81 erbalten.
Srganiiation So5iuli.
ten : q binets nod
nj DIT gelungen.
aparanoa Sbmeoen, II.
9tppember. - Die 9olibepifi botten
nod Oic pollfonlmene militdrilhe
Gontrolc in Getersburg, ols Der Gor-
relponbent Der ngiiociirten Hrciie"
Die Stabt ont Gonnerltog Miorgen
auf Dem lebten 3uec perlieB Der auf
Der Iinniiden Balm nod Sornea ob.
fnbr. 3u Der 3eit mar petersburg
bon Dem ilbrigen Hublauo pollfom.
men ilolirt = Die Solge bes 9abn-
rnb Selegropben. n.Strifes, ocr ols
Brotelt gegen Die 9olibeuifi.Hcgic-
rllno inicenirt rporoen mar.
Bis GonnerItag Morgen bnttc baS
Gomite 5ur Retti,ng Der Nepolution
nod feinen Griolg nit leinen Be
miibungeh Die Organization zines
oa -io3ialiitiihen Cabinets burh5ll-
iebcn, in peldem mcber 2enine nod
Gerensfp einen Sis boben iollcn.
Ser Gomc bes S5rn. 1hernofi, bcS
io5ioliitiihen iriibercn 2anbmirtb-
idoitsminiiiers. pliroc in gerbin-
Oune nit Der Yciebung oes Erenlier.
poltens errpabnt.
Seit Sonntag baben lib in gc.
tersbdrg feinc aampie abeeipielt.
geri1tc aus Stem uno anocren
groBen St1oten bciuscn, ooB elm
nel,cr oreaniiirtcr Wiocriiano gegen
Die 8olibepifi pprbcreitet niro.
Mus Scbaitopol miro geneloet
ooB bic Stobt bon ben 9lrbeiter. ilnb
Soloutcn Ielegoten iibernonlnen
puroe, ilno oab bic 2elite Der 1slotte
cinen Gio eeleiitet baben, oieielben
5l' i,nteritiitcn.
Midacl MIeranbromith
bel atrensfp?
@roBiiirIt Mihacl glleranorplpitd.
Der iiingcre Yruber oes iriiberen
aaiiers NifoIal,s. ioa in @othina
nit aerensfp 3uiammengcpeien iein.
Hniiifd idm eoiihc
Brcn5c gcfhIoficn.
2onooiL Is. Nobembcr. Die
.D'arimoliften- Gcmniiidrc baben bic
ruiiiid-idipcbifhe @renac BEL Tornca
geidloiicn, ipic Der Yetcrsburger
Correspondent 6er Meutcr. .Agcntur
bcridtrt, pcl6cr binsufiiat, oob s'ie.
n,anb poiiircn odrf, obnc ipe8iclIe
Nutoriiirun0 bou teM militdriibe,'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

the goose around the neck. Just In
the knIck of time the birds few up,
FOR they heard the old Gox's Jaws snap
under them Straight they few for
the Bunny House, and soon beneath
them they saw Father and Mother
Cottontot racing for dear life with
Minnie SwanktaH close al their heels.
'saee them!" cried Bunny Bob.
The goose behind him few low and
Tapped IT'S wings In the fox's face.
Minnie turned around and snapped at
The bird and up IL few again. But
tEe delay was enough TO give Father
and Mother Couontot q good start.
soon there was a happy meeting
AT the Bunny House. Father Cotton
+otsoon explained shat the strange dis
ease ha had was only put on 10 draw
-he foxes away. while Bunny Bob
should give The warning to the little
Dummies. And how proud was Bunny
Bobt How DUEed up He felt quite
like hero. when they all told him
ne was one.
The geese were wounded by Jo-
zerh Swanktairs sharp teeth when he
had caught them tha day before. SO
after Mother Cottontot had bound up
ehe5r wounds. she invited rhem 20 stay
20 dinner and spend the night at
Bunny House.
such a pleasant time thesa merry
hearted. kindly folks did have. While
the SwanktaHs sat In gloom each one
crying ont bitterly: IT'S all your
Fart4tsa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21
GOOD LUCK .

magic / Go and most humans don't
know magic, you know. Well, I must
be of, I have 10 start out there by
the road. because If the children
come this way they'll be disappointed
nor 10 find any"
lie started 10 hobble away when
Woenty had an idea.
"Oh AIR, Four-Leaf Glover Man"
she cried, Il can take you in my little
wheelbarrow, shan ( ?"
The little man stopped and nodded.
"Id be aWfalIy obliged. it's so
thoughtEul OF you"
So WeeuTy got her wheelbarrow and
the little man got fa and away they
went TO the road 4 was quite q walk
and the little man foll Weenty he had
such "a dne ride; then be kuelt down
and set to WORK making feur-ieaf
cIovers. Weenty watched him as no
made little holes in the throe-leaf
clovers and pulled out another leaf
Here" said the Four Leaf Clover
Man. there's good luck for you--and
are helpfgl and kind always have 1t
that way"
Il think IN plant 1T in our garden
she Said when you want me. cali
nae, Won't YOU. Mr.. Four-Leaf Clover
Man. and TN come and give you an-
other ride 2"
The Eour-Leaf Glover Man agreed,
and Weenty went back TO the garden.
she had just finished planting her
clover when she heard someone CALI
ing:
"oh. weenty. Iook-Iook-v eenty!''
Up she jumped rubbing her eyes. and
there was her big sister.
'Looi WeentN I've found three
four-le#f ciQVers by the road" her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

TZ MEENTX had been looking for
T. S. g.. F. s. !. :' 4 .:s
a four-Ieaf clover would bring good
luck. and there were so many little
clover leaves III the garden that Ween-
~ felt quite sure there must be a
whole lot of good-Iuck leaves. among
them, but not q one could she find
She had Sust about given up hope
when the funniest little man sou ever
saw came hopping aIong among the
clover.
He wasn't a bit bigger than
weenty'z doll, and he was dressed in
green from his toes to the little tight
cap on his head. which by the way had
8 pair Of long curly feeiers sticking
up in the front: he had wings too
long ones. like a dragon-fy's wings.
and his ears were quite polnty on the
ends,
Weenty could hardly believe her
eyes. but there he was-bowing very
politely and saying;
How do you dc ?''
.sWhy," said Weeuty, quite vs.
today. bat I'm not sure about tOmor-
rev. YOU see. can't md any good
luek1"
The little man gave a little hop and
lausheds
you mean a four-Ieaf clover-don't
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

Jamie asked. holding out his arm to
he scrubbed.
tThat IS 5uzt what those canals are
for his mother told him. The
sponge animals look something Ike
the white Of an egg. They have to
have something very small to eat, q
course. and they have TO have some
way of getting their food, too. So all
these canals are lined with little, hair
ike pieces Of flesh, called ella. That
means eycLash. These ella wave back
and forth IN the canals and draw the
water into them. IN the water are
tiny particles of food, which come
into the canals with the water. Then
The sponge animals Just flow around
the bits Of food. ana dissolve them,
lust az water d1ssolves a lump Of
sugar. what they can't dissolve, they
throw away. and the water carries it
QUIZ
aWou what do you think Of that2
Does the water 60 out the same way
il comes tn. Jamie asked, looking
at the holes in the sponge. curjously.
mo. it goes IN one way and comes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

their brazen faces to the East. and
when the night going insects began
to go to bed. Warty would hop down
the walk. and turn in under the cab
bage plant that had been his home
for months lie would fnd the very
coolest, shadiest spot Of all, and by q
curious motion. that was hardly mo-
ton ar all. he would contrive 10 work
himself half way down in The soil.
and promptly go 70 sleep.
No matter what happened IN the
garden, he would not bulge an inch.
purse, on the night after tho grocery
bills are paid. he dreamed away the
hours until the sun swung low in the
west and The shadows got longer and
longer. Even then, ne did not wake
up all at once. but seemed to come
20 life in spots first, he wiBEed one
eve. then after some time, he winEed
the other then closed them both and
went 70 sleep again. Presently he
moved out Of this depression mis- body
aad made IN the soft earth, and
stretched the cramps out of his legs;
and went hopping down the long cab
5age rows To where the lettuce bed
Jay
on MS way, he spIed one Of these
stylish little lady bugs, all dressed up
in 3 yellow gown with big black dots,
aaintHy balancing herself or z. blade
OF grass. Warty's mucllage coated
tongue shot out IN hey direction, and
as quickly flew back, like g piece OF
released rubber. and with it came the
lady bug sticking 70 its gammy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

ready for him.
Whats the story ahour7' he asked.
IT'S about spouges." his mother re
piled, tossing e. big sponge over 20
him.
~spongese what are they any
way?"
jamie had been using sponEes for
ever so lonE. bat Die mad never
stopped TO think what they really
were. lie squeezed the water out OF
the one his mother gave h-ms and
looked at it for d moment.
"Au rleht. co on he said. never
noticing that she was la-IarlnE hls
face with soap suds. and forgetting to
cry. you're getting soap in nay
eyes" as he very often did. You know
just how he would sag it,
Well his mother aaids "S2onEes
are skeletons
Hun. I don't see any bones"'
jamie protested.
80. 1T hasn't any bones. If Is a
skeleton. just the same. II forms the
.framework Of q great many little ami
mails that live together in the sea.
Do you see those holes in its"
Eyes. What are theye''
They are rhe openings Of a lot OF
little canals that run aI throa1h tho
skeleton. all connecting with each 9TH
er in some way"
What are they for7" Jamie wanted
wei the little sponge animals
cover all the outside or this she- etor
that we see here. They are strange
animals. They haven't any heart or
any liver or any mouth or stomach %
That's funny. How de thcE eak2"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

Wei. then how DO they set up
here7"
When sponges are very small, they
ateach themselves firmly 10 the rocks
on the sandy bed Of the sea and the
only way &c get them o1 IS 70 cut
them in some way. Men in boats tear
them off with great IoDE-hanalcd
hooks. or else divers 80 down in the
water and cat chem off with knives
JAMES mother rubbed his back and
squeezed the water from the sponge
or it.
"sponges are very pretty when they
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21
WARTY. 11e FROG

- OWN ia the vegetable garden,
/. under the broad. Iaw-groWing
Isl leaves OF a cabbage plant Warty,
~ for that was the name OF this
particular frogs spent the hot hours
Of the sumner days. He would lie
SO close to the cool damp earth, that
he actually looked as # he were q part
Of it, His color matched the ground
SO exactly that only a keen eyed snake
On the lookout for t0ads, would have
noticed him at ALL Early ia the morn
Ing. when the dew began TO dry up,
and when the big sunfowers turned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

hare2" jamie asked.
Lots of sponges come from the sea
waters around Florida. Florida is Z
state IN the South. But the finest
spouees come from the Red Sea and
the Mediterranean sea. which are far
far away across the ocean
tJHmp Out now she said. We're
al done.'
$50 soon 90 JanIe asked IN surprise.
'syThy, that was the incest bath 7 ever
had. Poor old skeleton he said. put
ting the sponge IN ire soap dish. You
get right Up there and dry OUT"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-21

out another. just as you sometimes
come in the front door and SO out
the back one"
where do spouges Ilve2" the little
BOY asked.
They live way down deep ia the
bottom OF the ocean" his mother said.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-25
CAT OUT OF rsE BAG.
Juneau Dispa,ehl

Win co0sumate ssroatsEy the Empire told us last Friday that II and ,he other aenEsns of Tooley street endorse Jennings for governor notwithstanding that he is uo candidate for the ofce and has not been such
 Now is Jennings candidate or nots If he is let him talk out
 Is il not fac that he has 6een endorsed by Dono- hue and Surer for the m and if this why the hrazen nerve to tell the people that he is not candidate for the oaace9
 II he is no1 candidate why endorse man who will s accept the po<irons 10 the Empire and the other S&r Chamber individuals play the Democrats dall the rao?le cf the territory for idtosss
 Jennings IS candidate for the governorship and HAS BEEN candidate au the while but he and the
 ztsy eskarees 70 come into the light of day until pahe5sY th-ew them oat by the napes of the neeks
 Talk about the Dispatch destroying the Democratic ery when the miserable s,le Tooey tsilors that rre7@nd 5o be the whole party kntns in he pavgy wao s worth his salt for their rotten pur- posas
 There 1as lime when certain candidates and would candidates for he sove-aorship glad 10 sneak into ec@ under the expected Democratic admins Fon through me aa and 5he popularity o. the splen- ss3 3s.ncera7ic and Ds-aoc.atc Alaskan who fills s1e place and viii continue i'll 1T in spite of the niser s3le little political aS<aSSiaS who growl around his heels
 Friday last xas the first day wnica the Empire showed I.s hand about Jennings In The usual Of 1ancor1e- politicians q small ealbre the Clique has suffered from consciousness Of guilt which makes it
 sies for Ehe weak and plotting overcome the desire Ia crawl . dark corners
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-25
-4s -NxNowAsLE GERMAN

H. hare otten heard h the past that il prac- srly impossible for people ot tAe Western nations understand the workings o he Oriental mind There S2E1p12een- conviction however. that all people Of
 1rops4n nationality understood the mental processes and pcin:s os ct other Europeans with ratiealzr difficulty This has settled that belief 71e aoykt.ss at she German mind have become un- solved mystery and puzzle she people ot the United >a-@s- 1anY who have claims German 
 He-e fer example r=.castaE committee has solemn announced sla- srUaay wil adopt the sharpest przls f German prisoners are embarked hospital ships This f ts explained is because exposes the z-5S52=-~ -zo -h= danger os being torpedoed-~
 Es occasion for t1Is announcement is that when English hospital saps. teazlng all the Red Gross marks c identification deliberately sunk by Gruan subma- --=<- ~t-heC, ~aEuing. I developed that among the F1l1d7d o- board thus put D death German prisoners ot war who being 70 England for e--e- hospital --=a-r than they could ger the front
 T1= ss{zag q hospital ships in gross and deb- =-a= v-o2-tou o the Ge7sva convention II vas mere -sA,sss b-ta-5-E hzTing hehIod it no military purpose F ills4-T ztTzz8<= The German goyernnent- in vio- zioa t=T@ dictate os humanity and irs solemn pledges ws-ring zh@ wounded and threatens the severest
 2raz i- ot is rounded happen 70 be injured 5T is own ruthless ac---ssattle Post-Inteigencer
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-25
NO CROUCH WANTED

Apparently the trouble ahead of Us for some time to come is not going 10 be 10 get the more ro rssv for what s1e ws..... but rather 10 ger what we want when We have the money 10 uay for f. AE least ths; iS what care led to relieva by -hs food spectators: and really we 13,,'. know 5as what they are right.
 The taking over b the government o< T large number af factories which heretofore nlan
 sa.esare3 a'l kinds ot fabrics ard merchandise sar or c5r~ezience will ot necessity curtail the ssoo.se> ef nary commodities tha. the people have been aecuStor.ed to ger. From TOW on and ea~ several wears ve must think what We can ger that will answer the purpose and nor what xe should Ike .o get. Obviously, we have reach zd roine where we have absolutely 10 alternas- zz-e- ! iS case q .-rake what YOU can ger and loes r,sass.,,-@
 Tie price ot a commodity iS often 2 strong seterrer. - luxury and comfort but during the s~ar both -l-e rrses and >carcity have combined t5 impose limitations and increase the size ot gro1eheS. TEssS may account t3r the grunbling heard from 7ToQl5-be Americans now and again against our country having entered into -tliS Nav- Thsr canno--bec4.sa they do noI want -1-.s1.cerS -s-5 -fat -h.S var las ear forced ID t.n us: and that we are merely defending our rights Wherever . country has been forced to tlga- for is rights. 2 penalty has attached ard aar country cannot be ar exception. Therefore sve r,ar well io:n hands and make i1 aS pleasant as | iS possible ur6er the circumstances. To nurse : g-a1ea ;s onlr to add another burden.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-25

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-25
0TP WOMEN AND THE WAR

0.ir average American woman nluSg find her opportunity tar service 1T -ae war 1T her home. Her services nay be rendered uncor- >ciousis-- a,- - less valuable for all that. Tie work me sacrifice she vii be called upon . make may -o- h4 as inspiring as -1e direct help that will h= given . ,he soldiers Q. -he from lines tl- ne d-1dge-y q her 7To-z.. the saving here and -1eEe 9raase both ends meet win none 70 applaud or perhaps. even . know. is patriotism = -ie frs order.
 IT -i1e management ard conservation q too6 les one ot her greatest duties. Her quiet efforts may ro- te loudly proclaimed. ye- they may spell
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-25
FOR THE FIRE
 IN THE CRATE

We have special grate coal which you will do we'll to use. It burns evenly and with 8 glow that brings many pictures to the mind Of the behr lder. It is splendid heat producer. to'.
 Seated before grate fire, fed with our coal, there is charm ana con- fort that only a grate fire can create.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-25

Ta= S=1-a-z-E o< Commerce has is sr=1 instructions 7o all United States shipping commissioners thas 10 en- =-T aliens Ell b. shipped On arueri- can Tesse-s to-1d 1o any Russian po-z E-e-y aliens nay ho=eFer. be ship 7=6 1z o,1s- American Tess=ls f and w-s- -1e o'@2ers now cause for 9 1c-1E- 11c T grey case application must t'= made 70 EEs United S,at=s dis ---c- at-1--sT tc- permission to ship