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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-21

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02
cRIGSBY IS NO AUTHORITY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02

thing up their sleeves that they intend to play later. Be that as it may their action Is not only contrary to the law, but a disgusting prose aiinS in that 1t desSredits Grigsby's judgment
 Ii Governor Strong and the Surveyor General Davidson did not intend to follow the attorney generals opinion. they should not have asked for it If they new better than the duly elected of ficial for just such purpose as 10 give legal sd- vices. we Say right here that the territory can rey along without an AttOrney-General, because we au have aS much sense aS these men who re fused to abide by the opinion of the man the peo ple have chosen to advise them Not that Grigs- by iS above making mistake. On the contrary he may make more serious mistakes than any of uS but the point iS. why did we elect him to that oif;ce fl We intended to reject him as an authori- ry? Why pay him big salary when he is ap- parently only | figurehead. Grigsby told the board that Sazer should be given certificate of election as delegate 10 congress from Alaska. This was 1T answer so a request from the board as 10 what was legal to do under the circumstane-
 s That official iS not without having studied the points involved and opined that Sulzsr should be declared elected. There was nothing left for .he board bu. 10 conform with the opinion. What farce, However. the end iS not vet.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02
INCREDIBLE

The lifting oi the vel covering ID Germany = tre4eherous double dealing. which iS said 1o haze shocked the Capitol 10 icS very depths aE2es-s 10 most ot IS as 8 phantom. Most of us will F5 fuse 10 believe l. coming from nation which has given us so much manhood. From ees'.-.Es which We have always betr5eCG53 | E,o- -aFe-e1 From 8 country whose sons and daughters h@z always been made 6o@6.y welcome The repezt : 10 shocking -o contemplate
 But vvha- a3oa. her representative. Count Ves. Barns.or-r. who was looked upon aS a model reE- rasen-a-tve: looked upor as a man above r. crsach. | man -s12 eC, 1g-e2 -rs ,or--1e..s7 s- 5 respect q 4ys-g A.,.er.--.-. c.---a- n r.7 win .=-rz-s -e involve - ---~ a country z.--1 o. -a:re5 to- hin e.s enemies assurances o- s-z conduct home. U-4- abo1. him What ference r5-7vezu -ra. nan and our Presi5s-- 7l.5 knew es l-.S v.a--lrE- yer WAS n,ag-a.l-., srsu-.. a Keep --e <acrec and thus allowed a.-. -s- e-,y D 5erar- ta- - bless hin, with 2 Sa-s guard home | : incredible.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02

The halibaE bill has again been put of for act ion by the senate Keeping in mind the facts in s,e case ve are almost tempted 10 believe the United States has TO power to legiSlage for our welfare unless with and by the consent of the Canadian government. Education iS what our lawmakers heed. commencing possibly with the education ot our delegate.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02
REGISTRATION NOTICE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02
BIC PLANS IN RAILWAY WORK

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02
IMITATION

is the sincerest form of flattery, that is Why it pleases us to hear that other Iaundries claim to do work just like ours. It is a 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., 1917-03-02
FOR THE FIRE

IN THE JKAIE ge hare special grate coaI which yog $. 69 vel 10 use !; burns evenly d with glow that brings man; cures 10 the mind og the beheider D 2 splendid heat producer, t,,o.
 Seated before q grate fire, fed witF 1T coaL there is charm and com to-r that only grste fire can create.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-02

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Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16
COLD SUNDAY CERTAIN.
lRY Review / Leased Wirel

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.-Vigorous ef-
forts we're made today to relieve New
York's coal shortages but results were
not expected to be apparent before
Monday. In the meantime. il was es-
timated between 100000 and SOC. 900
families are urgently in need of fuel
Large forces of men were employed
10 work tonight and tomorrow. dig
ging out the frozen masses OF coal at
New Jersey terminals where some
estimates place the supply at more
than 10o. 900 tons. With this tonnage
at the city's door. not much more than
ten thousand tons were distributed to-
day, although the normal daily con-
sumption is twice that amount.
Suffering among the poor increas-
ed In many OF the large downtown
office buildings heat was shut off at
noon In many hotels and apartment
houses bins were almost empty.
Coal Plentiful.
According to railroad officials, coal
is being received al the New Jersey
terminals in unprecedented quaint
ties" but lack of labor has hindered
its transportation 10 New York
The shortage of fuel was worst in
the Bronx than any other borough of
the city. The supply this morning was
1000 tons. Just enough to last the
day Unless more coal was received
tonight In that section OF the city.
It was said the situation would be
critical
The office OF the fuel administrator
for Manhattan was again crowded to-
day with women. begging for coal
Blue cards have been issued to those
having sickness in their homes and
who urgently need coal These per
sons are able TO obtain small quaint
ties from retailers by presenting these
cards if the dealers supply Is not en-
tirely exhausted
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16
Mining and Financial News
Nv REVIEW LEAsEo WIRE

NEW YORK. Dec IS Stocks 10
day forfeited much. il not all. their
advantage O ( the previous day and
q few important issues were added
10 the long list of lower price records.
Conflicting reports from Washing
ton regarding the railroad situation
and price fixing for copper and other
important commodities induced real
izins and short selling
Rails declined 10 2h points. In
dustrials suffered similarly. also cop
pers-
United States Steel dropped 2A
points TO S12t. and Consolidated Gas
and American Telephone were TN
usually active, yielding points TO
new minimums at 77lk and 09ss. re-
spectively. Texas company lost 5
points. Sales. 2S5.000 shares
The bank statement reflected the
weeks general shifting of loans Incl
dent to payments for government &C
count Actual loans. decreased $685.
O00. 600. reserves of members in the
federal reserve hank increased by
SSS. 0O0. 600. and reserves gained al
most So 10000
Domestic and foreign bonds were
again heavy Liberty As sold at
s72s to S7.s4 and the 3lz's at $3.50 To
1856 Total bond sales. par value.
50 225. zoe.
United States As. old issues, lost
4 per cent and Panama IS per
cent on call during the week
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16

O.. and Detroit. Mich. where -
merchant vessels are under construe-
tion for the government The head
of one plant wired today that he would
be forced to suspend operations unless
given fuel Immediately.
Reports from New York today told
widespread suffering in the city
and sGsta The New York cfty board
of health wired that thousands of chill
dren were cold and that an epidemic
OF pneumonia fas feared.
At Quincy. Mass. the Fore River
plant Of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding
company Is running on short time be-
cause there Is no coal to be had. and
the government arsenal at Water
town. Mass. will shut down December
Is II coal Is not obtained In Beaver
Valley. Pa. women and children we're
housed in churches and schools that
they might keep warm.
Street car systems in many towns
also are threatened with suspension
because of lack OF fuel.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16
GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. Dec. 15--Although pre-
dictions of miider weather had some
bearish infueneetoday ON corn, the
effect was more than eounterbalanced
later BY weekend evening up of
trades Corn closed firm Z to sc
net higher, with January s1-1R and
May $I1sA to <11s2 Oats gained
u to sc Provisions declined from
215 TO zoe
At first the better outlook for in
creased receipts of corn made values
tend 10 sag Weakness of the New
York stock and cotton markets oper-
ated also as a temporary depressing
factor Bulls had little advantage
near the end of the session
A collapse of prices in the hog
market knocked support from under
provisions
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16
COAL FREieHTER FIGHTS
SEA TO REACH PORT
(By Review Leased Wirel

CLEVELAND. Dec ia lake
freighter battling its way through ice
and heavy seas, is the relief ship up
on which Cleveland is depending 10
save il from dark homes. a street car
tieup and a crippled telephone sys.
tenn
The boat is the steamer Otter Reiss,
loaded with 7,00e tons OF bituminous
coal II was commandeered in Lorain
harboT today by State Fuel Admins
traitor johnson and is on the way 10
Cleveland where the city's manufac-
turtles have been parslyzed and 100..
O00men thrown out OF work
For Electric Light
According 10 p S. Jeager. chief as
sistant to F. C. Baird. head of the lake
coal pool. the boat load OF coal will
be turned over to the Cleveland Elee-
trio Illuminating company exclusively.
II is expected to arrive here tomorrow
noon This company furnishes cleo
trict power 10 several thousand Cleve-
land manufacturing concerns and also
furnishes power to the traction com
pany TO run NOR than two-thirds OF
the street cars in the city.
A train OF IS cars of coal is being
rushed here from Sandusky, o., for
the illuminating company.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16
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PETROGRAD. Dec l5.-ln view of
the announcement that the British
government is prepared TO reexamine
the question of the detention OF NJ.
Tchiteherin and NJ. Pretoff, Russian
citizens. under arrest in England. with
aview to their return to Russia Leon
TratEky. Bolsheviki minister. has ord.
cred that British subjects shall be free
to leave Russia The British ambas-
sador having expressed the hope that
during next week he would be able 20
authorize the enry into England Of
diplomatic couriers OF the workmen's
and soldiers government the foreign
minister also has authorized the free
passage OF BIRTHS courier into Rus
sia-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16
ENVOY OF BOLSHEV|KI SAID
FORMER TRAITOR TO RUSSIA
BY A SOC|AuSTfC editor
CBy Review Leased wirel

STOCKHOLM. Dec. 15.-While the
Bolsheviki government at Petrograd
is proclaiming its intention of con-
Quoting all negotiations openly and is
declaring its hostility to all monarch
les. including Germany. Phillip
Scheidemann. the German majority
socialist leader and strong supporter
of his governm. is holding secret con-
ferences at Stockholm with the newly
appointed .-workmen and soldier oov-
ernment's plenipotentiary and repre-
sentative in Stockholm" Vorovsky,
also known as .Orloffsky.
Herr Scheidemann arrived here last
Sunday and went to a room which
had been engaged for him by former
Russian subject named Parvus, now
a German subject. The secret Of his
presence here and OF his conferences
with Vorovsky was kept so well that
il was learned only today.
Branded as.Traitcr
A further interesting light is thrown
on the situation by the fact that
Trotzky, Bolsheviki foreign minister,
whose Stockholm representative is
now working through Parvus as inter
mediary. denounced the same Psrvus
ina paper he conducted in Paris as a
traitor.
The Social Demokraten. which pub
fishes a long expose Of the affair, de-
elares that when the Dutch-Seandina-
Wan conference was endeavoring TO
bring about a general democratic
peace the Leninites did their utmost
to oppose il
But now. when it is a question of
a separate peace" says the paper,
with every possibility Of an imperial
istic peace at Russia's cost first of all.
and then at the cost of the whole
western democracy-this traitor is
invited 20 Stockholm by the Bolshe-
Wiki as the proletariats representa-
tive"
The Social Demokraten recalls the
German minority socialists recent at
tacks on the efforts Of the majority
socialists TO represent the German
government as desiring an honorable
and democratic peace with the right
of all nations to decide Their own
destiny, and says with reference TO
the present Bolsheviki secret confer
ence with Scheidmann:
Moral Bankruptcy
This manner of co-joining two po-
litical parties with such radically diff
ferent principles is inconceivable. ex-
cept on the assumption of moral
bankruptcy on at leas, one side. and
after what the last few weeks have
taught us concerning the Bolsheviki
methods, il is not difficult to see
where such bankruptcy exists"
Parvus. who acted as intermediary
between Scheidemann and vorovsky.
poses as a majority socialist and en-
joys the German governments conf
dence 70 such an extent that he was
among the men mentioned at the time
of the last government changes as
possible minister OF finance. He was
born a Russian subject. but left Rus
STA some years ago. He made mil
loins through grain and coal dealings
in Germany and became a German
subject shortly after the outbreak OF
the war
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16
WANTS CLOTHING
nv Review Leased wirel

WASHINGTON. Dec. l5.-kfter
reading the appeal OF the commission
for relief in eBlgium for cast off
clothoing to be used or needy Bel
gians. President Wilson today sent by
special messenger to the offices of the
commission here a box of his own
worn clothes. hTe presidents mes
senger found a food administration If
flee boy at the place ahead OF him
with q package of his own worn
ciofhes
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16
SELLS HIS STABLE

REMINGTON. Ky. Dec. I5.-James
". Corrigan Of Cleveland. through his
secretary, J. W. Frazer. announced
here today that on January 18th. at
Kingston farm. his Wickliffe stud OF
thoroughbred stations. brood mares
and veanlings and his Wiekliffe stable
Of 81 racers now al Churchill Downs
would be sold out and absolutely dis
posed of. and that he win until after
the war put aside his toadness for
horses.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. I5.-As the an
ticipated favorable news Of the rail-
read situation which was expected 10
make its appearance overnight did not
materialize. and Lloyd-George empha-
sized the fact that events of great
importance on the western front ara
imminent. quite naturally some of the
timid longs showed a willingness to
reduce commitments. at least over the
weekend The ease with which some
Of the so-called speciality issues de-
clined. not emitting the action OF
Union Pacific. was also an unsetfling
factor. and il is rather apparent that
in some quarters of the list il Is quite
probable further readjustment down
ward in prices may be recorded. As
regards most OF the socslled standard
issues. however, the opinion is grow
ing that liquidation has pretty we'll
exhausted itself. and the disclosures
OF occurrences savoring of construc-
tive Interpretation viii probably be
followed by substantial recoyeries.
Events Of prime importance insofar
as the stock market Is concerned
seem to be in the making. and irregu-
lerity in the standard shares until
things are more clearly defined will
probably be witnessed. though on the
whole the course Of least resistance
from now on would seem TO be on
the long side
Verde Extension declared quarterly
dividend OF 50 cents and an extra
dividend OF Is cents a share and a
distribution OF $50 from reserves for
depletion Dates January ! and Feb
rusry 3.
LOGAN & BRYAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-16
ANOTHER SON ENLIsTs

; NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-walter Schu-
man-Heink, son OF Nine. Ernestine
Schumann-Heink. enlisted in the army
today as a cook Of the fourth class.
after recruiting officers had satisfied
themselves that he was an American
citizen He is the fourth son OF the
opera singer to enter the army OF the
navy