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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-30
THOMAS APPOINTED BY
SECRETARY McADOO

Mr.. ]. I. Thomas, president of the
Grenada Bank, has been named by
Secretary McAdoo as the head of
the war savings campaign in Missis-
sippi and has accepted the place. The
appointment is a good one, indeed,
the Secretary could not have found
a more ideal man for this work any,
where.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-30
MONEY IN EGGS.

Eggs are not bankable but the
money from their sale is. This mon
ey is yours for the effort. How do
you treat the hen that lays the Col
den Eggs? B. A. Thomas Poultry
Remedy will keep the poultry in good
condition and increase the yield in
eggs. We guarantee this and refund
your money if not satisfied.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-30

Regulate the bowels when they
fail to move properly. HERBINE
is an admirable bowe Regulator. 1t
helps the liver and stomach and re-
stores a fine feeling of strength and
buoyancy. Price soc. Sold by End
Glass and Corner Drug Stores.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-11-30
lc A WORD COLUMN
One cent a word per insertion.
No advertisement accepted for less
thar 2Sc per insertion.


COURSE IN Stenography an,
tyrewriting. Shortest and simples
system. Terms reasonable. If in
terested write or telephone Miss Mat
tie Cook, Phone 1879. ~
LOST-Bunch of keys, about 6
between postoffice and public schools
Finder please return to A. B. Camp
bell. 72'
FOR SALE-At Roach's Elec
tric Shoe Shop: Ladies boot alec,
" inch, extra fine; Mems laces bes,
quality 40 inch. Best and finest shoe
oil On earth for leather Of any kind
Try it. 729
WANTED: Two boarders. Ap.
ply to Mrs. Evan Williamson 1t 62O
Mound Street or phone 35S.
EAR CORN-Cet our price on
dry, slip-shucked ear corn. Convent
emit place to unload, no waiting on
cars. Grenada Feed Milling Co. 721
DWELLING, furnished or unfur-
nishcd. for rent. Apply $40 Mound
street or rhone 35s 739
FOR SALE-Typewriter ribbons
for all machines Carbon paper,
second sheets, pen points, erasers,
everything for the office. The Gre
NADIA Sentinel.
V~ulcanizing automobile castings and
inner tubes. Have your inner tubes
~vulcanized and save some future
trouble. All work guaranteed
GRENADA VULCANlZING SHOP,
1Os First St., Grenada, Miss. 665
WANTED-Young lady who wants
to learn the printing trade. Make
all applications in writing only to
The Grenada Sentinel, Grenada,
Miss.
FOR RENT-Cottage on Line
bhhCCky Win GlCCtIiC ibSuke, WdkSI III
sewerage connection. VIM. c. Nc.
LEAN. 800
FOR RENT-Two-story residence
in good repair, convenient to business
district. Owner will only consider
proposition to rent by the e APP
ply at Sentinel Office.
FOR SALE-$35.OO American Ad-
ding Machine just as good to-day as
when bought. First check for $3.50
gets it. The Grenada Sentinel. If
WE buy, sell and trade for type
writers. The Grenada Sentinel. If
FOR SALE-Limited time only
box files at 40c each. Have too
many and want to get rid of some of
them. Grenada Sentinel. If.
FOR SALE-Ink in quarts, pints,
red and black. The Grenada Senti-
mel.
FOR RENT-My two story 8 room
residence on Fourth street. A. T.
McElwrath. 697
BUSINESS HOUSE FOR RENT
One of the most desirable business
houses in Grenada; the house now
occupied by "The Fair" one door
south of the Bank of Commerce;
possession given first of Jan. next.
WIN. c. MCLEAN. coo
FOR SALE-One iron safe in good
condition. Apply at Sentinel office.
IF.
FOR sALE-Onc roll top desk in
excellent shape and as good as new.
The Grenada Sentinel. If
FOR SALE-Smith-Premie type
writer, can be fixed. First check
for $3.50 gets it. The Grenada SEN
tinel. If.
FOR SALE-Rubber stamp ink
and numbering Machine ink Also
rubber stamp pads. The Grenada
Sentinel.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, 316
South Street. 698
Enn DENT r. ---l
rooms in Meaders residence. Con-
v~enient to business district. Mrs. r.
H. Williams, Phone No. 237. 106
FOR SALE-The Meaders Home,
one block East of Postoffice. New
roof, newly painted and papered.
Bathroom, two closets, electric
wired, water connection. New gar
den fence, chicken house, garage,
coal house. Fronting 100 feet on
S~~11l stvo.% ruru South n
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
HUGO C. SCHMIDT
 IS LODGED IN JAIL

Ez-.7 .as, sumner Hugo C. Sca-5. ~zs z--srs5. charged vi. sailing ..Qu3- ~i-1oz- : license E=5- e-zl ag=1-s had --ac=5 am along t3@ zo7-1sasc=-- A.zs.a cozz- g-55..-g Neeo-- E5= ~as 5zzl.y arrested 5z- .=.sas43 -54- s4.4 ezzz 1z.. Sc1-.5- T=-- oz ti= --zg. ==e1-l-z 2 .o5 = tz.=- s- -1= steamship Ina -...z --zE.-z rip D Eo1= Mean zz= cz= Ez-t .1E rzs convened. z-5 zz 5z1sc--=z- t3z-t az2.z=- h-,!. : 5=ae1 ~z--z-- ra= 5=s1e6 for 1:s z-=s- IT could -1- b@ a75-=1=-5-5 as .zs ~L=-azoo7-s ~zs uz.-9r-- and 1ts 1z- zzs declared to-t4.-@t Tss- .=-3ar --o--t-g ~z..= -e= s:=a-=- ETa1s Ezs Y 5c-- Se.-.5. =-e-E=1 n to o-e T -ze 1c-=.s -aS --co- c=--a1 s5 r3- p.4zs@@ sad -ae -=-aro- Cnto-- -zzz-ely for al-n one ot -1e grand !7-- o-s Eao had heard tA= evidence and agreed to zz .1d5er-=z-- and who had E-o~z 1i1 for T=4-s- zor.1=t Dep1-T Mz-szzl S1zrp= zao los- 1o -1-1e 1T ra.-1z Ii. Cp CLe 1;,l where he $ --sd:-z..-g H. had z@c1-=6 . .oa az 1ake- o1 -L= Erz-z Scz.9- is Es.l Euozz 5=-e z= ac oz4 -:ue hs o1n=d z bzks-g
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
HOLD DEPUTY RESPONS-
 IBLE FOR WONAN'S DEATH

DENVER. colo. Dec. --Depu.y s1=-..@ E5 A.-:s3- 3as t-==7 held res -.1-s.1-= for ne death ot Ms Ma-ga-. @c Naming ~-c was killed .- c1e o:- z1= 3: -zs N:5-T=z- Creamery las. z---z5zE -.z7- z-5 Y G..g-!ca. president ot h. creamery company, and | Ha-So7 oQ5s.==2e-. are -=5 zs zcc=zza-.sz :z -1= Te-d:c- 0.
 ne co-c-=-z .--E -cs5a5
 A1s9z :3.5 -1= police -za: Mrs Nz-z-g E.-.=5 7s-==i: r7=a h@ a. tempted Q =.=cc her rom t1= cream =-r @c= H. sad 3@ Eas summoned D --s o9c= - G.-g-.e1 because sa= @z9 5==z zz29T.1g hin and making --=-S agzt-s. Jim
 N-s- N@--.-g 1zz n@1a=r Q: , 7=--.-,o-5o :a-1r l. E2g,=woc5. 2 sub --- 2. ZL--T=-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10

-1z Admiral Evaas arrived Sa,ar- 5ar a.gze = loz38 sailing south about 1.5-.za-- a.-z- loading 14@9 cases ot salmon rom -1z Hickman dock Lear -z .o- -1z south we-= eff C. Ray no1t. Ben Mayer. V. 6. Foz. and E. C Aus...
 The CIy D: Seattle arrived from inc zo-.a 2. -3da.ga- Sunday sailing so-.a early ,a.s morning Leaving zs-s ze-= '. : Peterson. wife and soa [ R Dor Lawrence BETTY. Max Ty-5-. Anna Lo.g.@a 4 Johnson. H. E.=.-.c.son Wa.-e7 R Jauggen ". W. C4s4T. Jr- p Kueica. H. Bur .oa. Ms. Y Brown. Mrs VI Milne. z-3 TWO second class
 -1= Princess Sophia arrived from .1- z5--- z. 3 o'clock Saturday morn :zz and after loading one thousand boxes ot frozen La.!b1t at the New Ezrz-6 F.s1 @. sailed from Ke-ch- .za1 F..a cE= following passengers from -h:s port
 For P3-- Huron. Mich: Miss Ethel Rudg@
 For Nashville. Tenn: Mary E. Thomas
 For ca,garz. Alb4-a; Miss Annette 4z.de
 For Portland. Ore VIII H Win son and wife
 For Spokane. Wash: 3 2. Bower man
 For se4--.s: L. Feilix. Sam C. Orchard. N-. and Mrs Cleveland and daughter. Nrs- J R MacLsan. J. E. salmon. 3,-. and Mrs. Munson, Mrs :. C HoTa-d John Peterson. Oiai Jaco5sso. Jorgsa Dahl. Mr. and Mrs La1czs-9- J. ! Da.y. Miss L. Seraao M.sz Bergsc, Ola: Jensen. P. G.
 .aEs Olaf Bordyick- Charley Tond II. s.gurd A-5r.gacsen. Bernard Sag lee. Miss Eva FaUst-
 For Tacoma: Criz- WauE. For Prime Rape--: Mrs. D. J. vii Hans
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
MAY ERECT MORE
 WHALING PLANTS

ABERDEEN. Dec. 10.-Ofiicials of the Pacific American Whaling com pany who have just returned here Hron q trip down the coast in the e,hs CT Aberdeen are believed to be contemplating the erection of one or .wo whaling stations on the coast of Oregon and California. The whaler met a number of sperms. The new field which has been opened by the sale of whale meat is leading them to seriously consider the opening of other stations on the Pacific coast besides these which it has in Alaska and Can ada. The Grays Harbor station is the only one on the coas, of the United States
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
BRITISH AND FRENCH CHECK GERMANS
 ON ITALIAN FRONT
Re-Capture Positions Held By Enemy Inflicting Heavy
 Losses

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS. Dec. 10-The British and French troops are new occupying the trenches and positions heretofore held by the Ital- :ans but lost 10 the AustroGerman forces a few days ago on the upper piave. The Allies in re-eapturing the positions inflicted terrible losses on the enemy.
 In the battle on the Asiago river. ,he enemy was checked if not defeat ed and the fighting has ceased for the -ime being at least,
 ROME. Dec. lo.-Trenehes which were lest by the Italian forces few 4ays ago east Q. Cap Os!re on .he low s- Piaye line, were re-iallen by the same forces today. according to an eff; eial report just received.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
SATURN WILL TAKE MAIL

Ta= NaTal Radio Snip -Sz,1rn~ (: N=1 York arrived from -.e westward -l5z aooz. 7-a D.Eo--z entrance. and DO: 2a load Q. aaTy supplies from -l= L-g--1o-se 6oo. Tae Sz-1-1 has t@=- making q ,21- c: inspection a. al radio stations. making repairs. e-c- z-op2iag ., Juneau and s.-za oa -s zo1-acozad trip
 Postmaster Ta-d@- announces tha: -1= NzTai Radio ship Sa-urn" will -aze nal sos-a. -asre being 10 con -=-c-z. z-=a-er se1-a1ol1d -i.l aex- r. caY. zad -5= nal @.l be open Ill 5-s9 o- s.x o'c.ocE- Al t1oz= ~lzaing -3 tzz= arrange ot cais opportunity arg --g=t -o g=- -Ea.r mai! Il as ear Y = possible
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10

LONDON, Dec. 10.-Aecord- ing 10 dispatches from Petrograd the Bolsheviki government has issued a proclamation to the Rus sian nation i'll which it is an-' nounced that Generals Korniloff and kaledine, assisted by the inn perialist faction in the country and the constitutional demo- erats. have succeeded in raising ? revolt, declaring war in the eastern region agaist the peo- pie. The proclamation adds that the constitutional demo- cratS and the bourgeois are sup n,ying the generals with scores ol millions to carry on the revo- lution. The government an- nounces that 1t is taking vigor- ous measures to put down the revolution.
 LATER-The counter revolt reported in the southeastern part of Russia under the leader ship of Generals kaledine, Out eff and Korniloff. is aimed at seizing authority in that region and thus cutting off the food supplies from Siberia, according to the proclamation issued by the Bolsheviki government. The
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
SHOP EMPLOYE
 ARRESTED IN JUNEAU

JUNEAU. Dec. John $. Aldstrom an employee Of a local jewelry store. xas placed under arrest by Captain Dan Harrington last night charged w5-A seditious talk and attempting to interfere with 3 civilian about 10 en- !is- The information on which Aid
 rom #as arrested was made by s. !. AtaHSoa. was greatly incensed at ne talk ct AldsJrom.
 A,dstrom is alleged to have engag- sd TWO American Norwegians in con- sersatioa before tAe Burns bar. and saying. Us Swedes are all pro-Germ. an." attempting to argue the two men ouc ot joining the na saI reserve.-Jun- cad Dispatch.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10

Ways and means for the operation q --s co1ac.l Q Defense are being sud -ee- and ]: is -1e 2u-pose Of rae Coun- -il T p-9gscg.e vigorously al viola- -iels 2s the lava which might n any aaT -@ad- -9 z depreciation ot the s-rs1g-a or segozrcea ot the country during ne period ot the var. All loy- @- c.tizeaz are hereby called upon to render 1'ha-srer assistance tasY can ,o -1e Coune-l la the s1pgression Of trezaoaa5ls nr ss;lr.3zs ac.s or state
 n=lts- Al eevo-ss T&cz t2 -ze Conn c- 1.l! rec=iTe t1o-egL .zve=:.ga,- io1, and proper action
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
THE BOLSHEVIKIS HAVE A REYOLUTION ON THEIR HANDS
 IMPERIALISTS UP IN ARMS
Imperia|ists Take Notion That They Want To Come Back Headed By Generals KornIoH, kale
 dine and Dut0H

proclamation states that the rev olutionists are menacing Egor- eysk. Korov and Moscow.
 In the province of Orenburg, the Bolsheviki government has been overthrown by General Dutoff, whose troops are in touch with Chelyabrinsk, an inn portant railway center.
 In the northeastern part of the province, Caucasus troops under the leadership of General Korn- ilotf are besieging that section and are gathering thousands of followers.
 TOKYO. Dec. 10.-A report from Vladivostok says that the provinces of Maritime and Amur have both declared their inde- pendence with the Russian en- pire and have installed a provis- ional government.
 PETROGRAD, Dec. 1O.-An executive comittee composed of peasants and known as the Peas ant Council today issued man. ifesto repudiating armistice with Germany and strongly appeal ing to the people to rebel against the BolSheviki government and against a separate peace.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10

The Department of Justice author fzes .ha publication Of the following general instructions relative to con ,rol Of alien enemies in waterfront zones:
 Definition Of Alien Enemies
 Under section 4067 of the Revised Statues an alien enemy is defined as fellows All natives citizens, denizens or subjects og the hostile Government t e.ng males Of the age Of Il years and upwards and not actually naturalized n the United States. At present the only hostile Government is the Imper- ial German Government.
 (aJ Cerman-born children of natur- alizad Germans are not alien enemies provided naturalization Of parents is completed before the children have reached maturity Otherwise they are alien enemies unless naturalized themselves.
 (bJ American-born children of Ger man citizens residing Tn the Unlted States are not alien enemies unless after maturity they became naturaliz- cd in Germany.
 fc) Naturalization of alien enemies can not be completed during the per iod Of the war.
 (dJ man-born children of Amer ican citizens temporarily residing in Germany are not alien enemies. l.. however. parents residence is perm anent in Germany, the offspring must have established by suitable action citizenship in the United States.
 feJ 1 native, citizen, denizen, or subject Of the German Empire remains an alien enemy, even though he has taken out first papers in the United Stefcs CT has been naturalized in any country other than the United States.
 Definition Of Zones
 The restrictions relating to the wat er-front are defined in subdivision F of the Presidents proclamation, as
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
N. Y. DRAFT DODGER WHO HID SINCE JUNE
 5. CAUGHT IN HOME

The New York Times relates the story Of draft dodger. Daniel Reegan, os West 9s1h s.. who was caught the other day by city authorities, when he cane out Of his home for the first time since June ,. 4 policeman saw a.m ,o:terlng a. Columbus avenue and ssth street.
 "Hha. are you doing here?~ ne ask ed
 I jus came out for walk" Rec gan answered.
 How old are you:"
 Twenty
 -Ler ne see your registration card"
 Rsegau admitted n. did not regis .e- a2d that he had stayed in the hcuse since registration day, June ,.
 He .as taken 10 -!ght court. where Nagis.Te,s Murphy said Zhe case was one for the government.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
JAPAN AND CHINALAND
 IN RUSSIA
Claim Their Interest Must Be Protected Against
 RevoIutionists

TOKYO. Dec. 10.-Japan and China have landed troops in Russia. The former landed large forces at Yladi- yoStock and the latter landed two reg IuantS at Harbin.
 Tie respective governments claim ma; the,r interests demand protection from Vhe reyolliionists who have de clared their independence from the empire
 l. = believed that the move was pre- arranged with the revolutionists who invited those countries Q come in and ks.2 them resisting 1he Bolshevikis.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
GREW OF SS. IONA PUT UNDER ARREST
Wholesale Arrests of German residents begun early This Morning by the Police TOTrential Rain
 Floods Halifax.

HALIFAX. Dec. 10.-The surviving members of The Bel gian relief steamer Ioma which waS destroyed by rhe explosion la>t Friday morning. were put under arrest this morning in connection with the explosion ot Inc French n:unjtion ship Mont Blanc.
 : LATER-Wholesale arrests ot German residents was begun by the police today, The action WAS taken under the direction and in- SVrGction of the military auth critics. This ;S said .0 be due
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
NORTH ON BU USINESS

MT Dale ". Hunt, agent for the Seattle Steamship company who has been visiting in the states with Mrs. Hunt for several months. arrived on the Alaska today for a short business rip 10 Ketchikan and plans on return ing to Seattle after the holidays.
 llr. Fremont King, manager Of the Tongass Trading Company, who has been touring California with Mrs. King and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Deppe, is a.so one Of the passengers on the Alaska. home on fying business trip .irs. King remained in Seattle. where Nr King will return shortly.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
CHURCHES DEMAND
 c'li's IMPEACHMENT

SEATTLE. Dec 10.--Fifty churches were dIed 10 oyer1owing at both yes
 erday morning and evening services, n answer to a call issued by the var tous pastors for the people to meet and decide what action should be ta- ken in regard to Mayor Gill. Every church demanded his impeachment by the council al once.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
Local Council of Defense
 Promulgates Rules of Action

A-z zea-izz ot r1e Local Council q Defense recently a2polu-=d 5y Cor a-or Strong. held in -1e o1ca ot Czaz II CosgroTe. Szturtag eTea.ag. 7 ' Hznt Ezz se.@c-s6 a. Temper z-y Chairman and Ford ' Ry1a. g Temporary Secretary.
 4 ez-n1ag .o Ai.sz Enemies and P-o-c=-l-al syl2a.lizers cou-a.ni1g ths a1Ee--c-.1 oE At-o-zey-Geze-aI C-=Ev ~o.=z r1e LAR and KEEP TOUR MOUTH SHUT =az d-ast=d and ordered printed. c3a.e= . L. po..- ed in co-sp.crous plzcez t1rozglozt ite town al vtciai-y.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
TANNER SAYS ALASKA
 IS PATRIOTIC


 J M Tanner. L. 5. Marshal for he frst division. and resident of skagray. said this morning that in proportion to its population Alaska $ as patriotic as any state or terri tory Of the United States He says there are very fey slackers in the dis tric.. that Alaska did wonderfully well n the Second Liberty Loan, and that throughout g..e whole country people are @orking with willing hand to aid food conservation and do anything that will help win the var.
 Mr. Tanner is high in his praise Of Ketchikau and says f is busy and Yery lively. He will return tomorrow night on me City Of Seattle for Jun -Sksg gway Alaskan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
SPAIN CLAIMS < SERIOUS
 GREY AN(,E
Steamship CIadio Bom- barded by German Sub.
 Eight Are Killed

MADRID Dec. 10--Ac q meeting of ne eab.Ee- today -he Premier made -1= announcement that the Spanish s.emash.p Cladio had been lombard z5 by q German submarine. with che -=su,l that eight sailors were killed and several others wounded The Premier said that the bon mbardmen- occurred without warning and within ne safe war zone The announce meac has created great feeling agains. Germany
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
SECRETARY BAKER
 WANTS THE UNITED
 STATES TO SPEED UP
Says Enemy Has MaSSed Ire mendouS Armies On The
 Belgian Front

WASHINGTON. Dec, lO.-Secretary Baker today announced that Germany mas her gre sg army Of the war
 aasse3 on he .et, q the British front in Belgium aDi that unless the Unit edo States sas 2 4s up. the result may prove costly I.1 says that the Ger mans &,.e .ssa bringing all the for css poSsible from the Russian fronts, zn& thus creating . formidable army co face
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
MEN AND WOMEN OF
 AMERICA

f On December r, 1917, your 1 + American Red Cross will launch 1 + campaign-its Christmas Mem 1 + bership Driye-for ten million 1 + new members. By January l, 1 + 1913, the American Red Cross will i < nave ten uillion new members.I [ 1 F gill have them because, lacking I < them. it cannot do all that the .s world, from out this -agofy Of 1 4 var against war, is crying for 1t 1 # 70 do, and do quickly. Now. if
 # never before, all Of you should <
 < belong to your American Red 1 4 Cross. There should be not ten
 + million. bu. twenty million, for # million new members.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
NEW HELLO" GIRL

Mss Edna Hart, sister Of Mrs. Ed. Parker, has accepted the position left vacant a rhe telephone exchange, by he marriage of Miss Gertrude Hen r.ckson 70 Nr U-n. Winston, which 1ooz place Friday eTening Miss Hart began work DeceEnoe 1sc
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
GOES TO
 WASHINGTON

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee 1o.-Col T4ezlins. Alaska mining uagna,e. Jeff -o3ay for Washington where he has accs2.ed q position te d.7ec, the pro 5aetio2 et wta- iS known as the Tr;- N.-1o To,u.. ne mos powerful ex. 9lasiye known yo science.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
PATRIOTISM KEYNOTE
 BANQUET SPEECHES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Patriot- .sn was the keynote in all the speech ss made las night at the annual ban quet .. che Gridiron Guests. includ- :ng President Wilson entered the large lining hau through miniature trenches similar 70 those the soldiers Use in France.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10

eo the fact that last night. the deck cargo of the British steam ship Pieton, laden with amnu- ait;onS caught fire. and only the quick and courageous work of 2 company ot rifemen. prevented
 mother explosion. The vessel
 which was a-ire again this morn ing was taken ac sea and sunk.
 HALIFAX. Dee. Io.-Follow- ing a rifty-n2ile gale, q torTential rain ser jn yesterday and soon had the city flooded. halting the wors, of Seachinr for bodies. SOW estimated at four thousand.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
COMMANDER BAGLEY
 AND OTHERS RESCUED

WASHINGTON. Dec l0.-Fo-yy- -5-1- members Q: he crew o: he Am =-.ea- destroyer thaz was sunk las. --5ar. were rescued .1eiudtag Com lazdsr Bag.=y Stx-y-s.x are missing .3- whom ao hope t entertained Of zar.1g .1sn. tt= department was i1- formed tas- a;gat
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
ARTILLERY DUEL ON IN
 OLD ALSACE'
The Fighting is Said To : Be Extremely Violent
 On Bank of Mouse

i. PARIS Dec 1s.-A -s--.zc artillery d1=, : -=Qo-ze3 ;- progress :- t1z A,Szc= from -n5zT. 1-= -oa- oE -1e big Eezs .s .-e=ssaa- az5 ea1 = .az-E .o- niles
 ne @E1.2g o2 cz= rizl- hank q ne N=ss= . -be region .. Ca15-=--=s 5s z,so sa:5 :c = =xc-az=,T T.o,=--- aTs zz oesc.z, -5co-r -c5aE
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
RETURNS FROM VISIT.

Mrs " 4 Bryant returned on the Alaska -oday from Seattle where she 1as been visiting for me past two months. Mrs Bryant reports very pleasant rip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10
GREGORY WOULD INCLUDE
 WOMEN AS ALIENS

WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 1o.-IJ . unof2e:aI'y reported that Attorney General Gregory will urge q amend nent ,c he 'aw prov:d.ug methods fo- dealing with enemy aliens So that it Nil include females over II years Of ase as well as males. in view of the sc;:.s.y q many women in this coun- try
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follows:
 "13. An alien enemy shall not ap- proach or be found within 100 yards O. any canal nor within 100 yards of any wharf, pier, or dock used directly by or by means of lighters by any ves- se or vessels of over 300 tons gross engaged in foreign or domestic trade other than fishing, nor within 100 yards of any warehouse, shed, ele- yator railroad terminal or other term inal storage or transfer facility adja- cent GOT operated in connection with any such wharf, pier, or dock, and wherever the distance between any two Of such wharves, piers, or docks, measured along the shore line connect tng them, is less than 880 yards, an alien enemy shall not approach or be found within 100 yards of such shore line ;"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-10

LONDON D-. -t.-Acc3-G.-g Q 2 5ts-z-c. -c -1= Tines ron Amsterdam -1= S$zo- 5zz-c= minister during cas tadg=- c=cz-= . -1e Saxon d:=.. ;s -e7o--=5 Q aav= sa.5 -1a- Germany ms. 5=zaz5 z .A-g= .15a---.-T sT-,,-- on 5.1-z=-+zE ~zic1 q 5=- z5Ts-sz-- .as s13z-5 2zT :e- r. szr.-z ~L@- .6=- o-.v -1.-k q America