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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
FORMER ENE4IES
 FORM ALLIANCE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
BALL GAME THIS AFTERNOON; STORES
 CLOSE UNTIL FOUR

The game scheduled 10 take place yesterday sas postponed until this af- cernoon owing 10 the fact that the An yex 6e.- were unable to reach here until thlz morning The stores have been closed from : to D. Ii. se a ts enable everybody 10 attend
 Thz- Lineup follows:
 KETCHIKAN Steguer. ct, Lopez. rt. Erickson, ss.. William. 2nd. Janggsn. 3rd-. Mahoney, Is--. Ksb!sys P. s;sss. c. Peterson, If.
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 Hi-dman, cf.. Buckerton, IT, CaSy. ss, JoliEss End. (. Ferguson, 1sts Brand, ?. McKinnon. c, Rarchford, If The score resulted in favor Of the local -eAm Nhe weB 7-9.
 410 P. M.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
GERMANS REFUSED

PARIS. Aug. ls3 is officially an 1oGaced this morn thzl The French forces last night z<a,s- l the Germ ans . their e1or3 @ ~acapcu-e the A.s1e front capIurS Lrun them Sat --iay evening 'F"~ complete failure ;
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
SWEATSHTS
 AREUNER
 CONTRIB
Secretary of Wac Shef Taxes a Hand in ReguFng oio'hes
 Makes
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13

M- Perry 6. So1ers, formerly c: D71.1ra N.aa-. oE- q lz-e 0. Los An gales. Cal S1o hz= been securing tae Tic.2-Ey .. KeEcaikzn looking for . loEa-io4 .or aiu company. is ia town -cday Mr. eome.s szgs ttzt as soon 4s 1e Azz found 2 suitable location to- -a= company. members will come from Los Angeles and operate He wlL remain 1T ths vicinity few days longer before preceding 70 shs vest Ea-c
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
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 BY THE |. w. w.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
U. s. WAR
 DEPARTMENT RECEIVESCIFT
One Hundred Thousand Copies of English and French Book
 of Information
iAssoci1sed Press

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-The first edition of one hundred thousand cop ies Of English and French handbooks toS ase by Americans in France. was presented to the war department to- day oy tre National Security League. The books are well pat up and contain valuable informatieA that will be of great value 10 the troops going across. Another edition is in the hands of the printers which will be ready shortly.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13

Miss Bugge, head of the J. R. Heck man company dry goodg department, left this morning on the steamer AL ameda on her vacation.
 She lg making trip 10 Anchorage where she will visit with her brother for short time, and is being replac- cd at the store by Mrs. Wolters dur ing her absence.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
CITY ATHENS STRIKES MINE
 GOES DOWN
Four Americans Are Reported Lost. The Lost Were
 Missionaries

NEW BEDFORD. Aug Is.-.-on 2 S9z-1 African pr comes tAs -+zc -1a S-ezZs- C.tg . A.hen5 Lad struck g -.1s za5 e4s $onz N. s-- ,z.-s ws-= z.T=2
 WASHINGTON. Aug Is-s4g-s 5e-a..S as -a= sinking ot =zz C.ty .: Athens were received 1a-a today T1a -=-.o-; s4ys Ina zv= American pas s=.ge-s and :o1- members q taA crew T=-e .cs- T1- .op- Americans were Nineteen o;he- Amer =cz2 missionaries who Nsre aboard re-= saved
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
WILL CREATE GRAIN BOARD
 AT ONCE
To Supervise the Distribution And Sale of Flour All Over
 Country
4SSociltef PreSs)

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.-The ere. ation os a grain control board is now under consideration by President Will son The board would be given the supervision Of the distribution of wheat and the regulation of the sale of flour all over the country. In other words. the board the members of which sill be named within the next few days, will have the power and authority to carry out the administrat- ions regulations governing wheat and flour which the President consid. CTS Of the utmost importance.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 1S.-The Nat ional Commercial Congress recently in session here appointed commits sion which shortly will depart for the United States to investigate the best manner in which 10 obtain for Mexi- co articles of prime necessity especi- ally toodstufs which the republic lacks.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
HADLEY CABLE
 0FFjCETO REOPEN

3.- rn=ty, z government cable --.rst o1 -he Dolphin Ees-s. Immediately left for 1-s station -- Ezdley. The offes al ta2- place aas been closed the last .1-== @s=Ez ~1ez N- KoI- was order =5 .3 9 D .1e westward. : shortage ot operators was giTea as the reason zt sEe ;;a,s. bs: ne office Is Q: such -zpsr-4aee t1ac another man had so
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
P. NJ. WARDER STILL
 KICKING; HE WANTS MORE SIGNERS

The Food Conservation registration will close next Friday, says Postmas- ter Warder, who reports that some 50 have signed the cards, but that there should be many more signers in Q city the size Of. Ketchikan and urges that the women do their part in this campaign for conserving the food stuns during the war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
WILL NOT DISCUSS
 WAR RESPONSIBILITIES
fa.s,<saes r~~,

< AMSTERDAM, Aug ts.-@'ans, lS,- The .FrankruEter Zeitung SssnisoMcial- ly states this morning that the 6esui' an Socialists may decline to enter li's S;ockhoTn conference if the Entente Allies insist In discussing the war re sponsiMntiesx and that unless other arrangements are made, the confer ence viii ind itself without German representatives. the Socialists have agreed 10 leave the subject alone.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
WILLNOT
 ATTEND
 MEETING
Mil Nat Be Given Permission to Go to Stockholm For
 Conference
L.. ~. -lLs.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
BACK FROM CRUISE
 TO PORTLAND CANAL

Czg.. Hn Angel of the Launch 5zzrry zss just returned from Port az13 Canal. where hs hzs taken par ty oa z crgize ot thrse weeks. The Capt reports the Harry again ready for Charter.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13

John Chamberlain, Oak Olson, and were in the city for several days last week. left for points north on tho Dolphin yesterday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
 WIILpOTCET
 PERMISSION
L4r bad 9-sss,

LONDc.E. 4ll I5-Bon2r Law, as -z= government spokesman. told the 4a-se e eo-- Eas Saturday evening --a; - g susa; would nor give 8E--.$a a- -E-- permission 70 attend t1e S-oeS1e.1 in.=-rzlioral Socialist Co1gces r--s means thar ArthHr Eteza=- --- e- q lhe labor party ~--t 2o- 4-s1a 5h- meeting as he had pzczsC
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13

Geo N. Swan, special age1- for the Commercial UTion A=su-zace Co, and ne Pz-zt5oe Insurance Co, with hsaa. .szrre-a j1 the Collaan Building, Seat -.e azs n arrival oa ;he Alameda thlE morning Ir- Swan will remain here z teE days before continuing his tour q inspection . the westward
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
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LONDON. AuRsa TWO German airp,ales destre .l.sh southeast p42aeS Ta1d771 4gs n. official state c-ozsi yes'e-tay --hres members 1s-' '2.- "o kilsd 'he rssv were 2: tze crews Nes
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13

The genial j G Ellis. accountant for the CraHbg Consolidated Mining ead SEaelting Company. is perfectly installed ia inc Toagasz building, oc- c1pyl1g taree rooms on inc third floor where ae may be found during bust- ness nozra
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
STRIKE BREAKERS
 ARE TURNED OUT
 OF ST. LOUIS HOTEL
One Hundred and Seventy Five Men on Their Way to Kansas
{ (ASSocidted PresS)

ST. LOUIS Aug, 1S-When the man ager of one of the local hotels learn Sd that the one hundred and seventy five men who registered at his hotel were on their way to Kansas as strike breakers. he called in the police who drove them out into the streets. The labor agent found accommodation for the men later.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
MOVEMENTS OF BOATS
 SOCTHBOCND.

CT ze 1-@ ian AZ Tzez1zy- SEeEzs Tuesday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
NORTHBOUND.

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13
SECRETARY MCAD00 APPEALS TO CONGRESS
 TO PASS MEASURE
Saws With Insurance Bill Effect i've Chances of Victory Would
 Would Be Assured
E1ss.cslsse. 2rgsl

WASHINGTON AgE- 1S.-Secre.ary Wc-Adoo issued 8 statement this morn
 -s ;- wsscA ae declares tA2' tae p-omp, passage Q. t1e army and a&- " insurance bs.l @ou,d immediately increase Americas chance ,o win he v-z-. The secretary makes ST aR peal ,o congress to h2T-T she meas --s
 CORDOBA Mexico. Alg. i&-Gsa- era, Az-5l--. governor .. Vera CTar. 1as o@e-e3 s p-.zs et -05& pesos 70 ;As person ~ao s1z1 submit; before asx. October a p-opoS4. for A labor ,4e which s14-, leS+ Eae- he require -lea. ut -1@ s-a.s-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-08-13

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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-05-31

The Pickens county boys who attended
Piedmont college at Demorest. Ga, last
session have returned home. Ralph
Gilstrap OF PicNcns won y prize Of $40
as the best d"claimcr in school. and
Argus !.oopev, also Of this county, won
second place in the same contest. We
congratulate the young men.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-05-31

~ You may get the war
and generalnews in most
any newspaper these davs
out Ihe Pickens Sentinel is the on1v
paper that prints this and all The
Important Pickens county news be-
s1des. By reading no other paner
Cnan nal Inc Sentinel can YOU keen IN
WIN Che news away from and the
news az nome at the same time
and tor the same price
Read The Sentinel for all the news
Don't let your subscription expire,
It's the county paper
At the the cn sse setfe f is the only paper published
1t is the Oldest paper in the county
Official paper of the county
Largest paper in the county
Prints more news than any other paper in the
county. rr " wy
Has a larger circulation than any other paner in
the county, "
The Sentinel prints all the most important general,
ems county news.
1t is the peoples paper.
Every good citizen of Pckens county o,ght 70
subscribe for The Sentinel. The more subscribers
we have the better paper we can give YOU and the
more benefit we can be to the county.
Get your neghbor to subscribe.
You help us and we will help you.
Subscription price is 81. for a year, s10o for
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THE PICKENs SENTINEL
PIcKENs s. G.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-05-31
LOCAL AND
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bcin. operatcd on fo, ,,;.;,;.
the Grecnyill, hos,;t,
William Hovcy Jones, a wcll.lno,,n
citizen Of Grcenville died ot b;s homo
I Friday He was brother Of Mrs \
Parks of pcLons o,,,.,.
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are VISITING r,lativos j.; An,,'.aa,, 'u' .''
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-05-31
Morris & Company,
Phone No. .36 Use 1t

W. J. Roark Of Charlotte. n. G.,
visiting his son. Sheriff Roark.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-05-31

Miss Inez Morris is attending com
mrnccmcnt at Chicora college, Colum-
bia. She IL graduate OF this institu-
ton.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-05-31

as the best declaimcr in school, and
Argus l.ooper, also Of this county, won
second place in the same contest. We
congratulate the young men.
The kco~eo Banl: has an interesting
and patriotic advertisement in todav's
paper. Read itand buy . Liberty Bond.
The United States government is be-
hind these bonds and they arc as rood
as gold money any day There is abso-
lutely no risk Of loss in hnying one Of
these bonds. Call at the bank and let
Mr. Carey explain it to YOU.
B. &. Holcombc, a prominent citizen
Of Easley route 2, was at the county
seat on business one day last week. He
paid The Sentinel avisit while the editor
was at dinner. but he waited for US to
come back, az he said editors never had
much to eat and he knew we would not
be gone long. Mr. IIolco1nbe SAYS since
the price OF rations has advanced so
much he eats more than ever and il
seems like everything tastes better.
The singing convention at the Pickcns
Baptist church last Sunday afternoon
was largely attended. the house being
unable to hold the people, and the sing
ing was fine. The ladies' quartet. which
mas gained quite reputation in this
section, was there and az usual made "A
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-22
. IN SUNNY FLORIDA.
Mir. and Mrs. Louis Mabrey, of Nor witch, Located in St. Petersburg for the Season.

The Evening Independent, of St. Petersburg, Pinellas county, Florida date of Saturday, Nov. r. in it's Per- sonal Mention column contains the following item of local interest: Among arrivals at the Dusenberry Villa are MT. and Mrs. Louis Mabrey of Norwich. Conn.,, who have come to spend the winter.
 It is evident that St. Petersburg is a pleasant portion of the, Peninsula State, since The Independent an nounces itself a The Sunshine Paper which gives away it's entire circula- ticn, absolutely free to everybody, ev- cry day the sun does not shine on St Petersburg. The record is 42 free is- sues in seven years.
 References are made to the yacht club as the center of social life fo1 the winter, the towns enterprise and building boom and the fact that apart ment houses are well rented and 1lo- te1s already entertaining many guests
 Mr- and Mrs. Mabrey took the trir to Florida with the expectation that Mrs. Mabrey will regain her health as she underwent serious surgical operation during the spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-22

The sugar situation in Norwich is not as alarming as most people in the city have been given to think. While it is admitted that there certainly is a shortage here, there is no need of tho public becoming alarmed and try to buy up as much of the commodity as possible.
 The wholesalers on Wednesday said that they could see no immediate relief of the situation before the first of the year, when the Cuban sugar crop comes in. While none of the wholesalers have received any large shipments for some time past, there has been sugar coming into the city in small amounts which has been evenly divided among the grocers who trade with them. While one wholesaler in the city. has not received any sugar for the past two weeks. two of the others have re- ceived shipment amounting to about five barrels each. These lots are be- fng distributed among their trade at about 50 pounds to the customer. This amount will, if the people will not be- come alarmed and buy a. pound here and pound there, but buy one pound
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-22
ABLE TO SUPPLY SUGAR CUSTOMERS
Wholesalers Hope Tide Retailers Over Until Situation is RelievedESmal Amount of Sugar in City at Present Time

and wait till that is gone before pur- chasing another, tide over the short. age until relief can be secured. Of course, the wholesalers and retailers admit that one pound of sugar seems small amount to people who have been in the habit of buying large quantities at time and using it with out the least thought of conservation, but by using as little as is absolutely necessary the amounts which are be- ing received at intervals by the whole salers should give everyone fair chance to obtain small amount.
 When asked the reason for the short age, some of the wholesalers said IL was because the refiners are making the sugar as fast as they can but car not make enough to supply the needs os the soldiers and the public at the same time. The boys who are fighting for the people at home. shoul1 be supplied, even if those at home are deprived of three or four teaspoons Of sugar in their tea and coffee. Conser- vation is the watchward of the country and all should be as sparing of sugar as they can and there will be enoush Il to go around.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-22
COUNTY LAWYERS MAY
 VOLUNTEER THEIR SERVICES
In Aiding Registered Men Fill Out Questfennaires Soon to Be Mailed Out.

At the bar meeting to be held in this city on Friday morning at 10 o'clock the lawyers of New London county will consider the. suggestion that they volunteer their services in aiding regis tered men fill out the lengthy question naires that will soon be mailed out by the exemption boards
 The local draft board recently re- ceived the instructions from General Cfow1er regarding a re- -classifica ton of all men of the Se1ective draft. These Instructions prescribed a seem ingiy vast amount of detailed work in classification and not only included all men to be drafted henceforth but required the draft boards to go back over their work to the beginning and re -cla ssify all men that had previously been drafted-not excepting those who had been examined for physical re- ouirements and exempted on grounds other than physical deficiency.
 Col. c. L. Avery of the Ninth division board, New London, and Attorney NJ R. Davis of the Eleventh division Shoestring district. both received these instructions and they were somewha. worried over being able to get this work done in the time required, for the questions and answers were rather nu- 1nerous and detailed. The new regula- tlonS are not as strict as the original rules, and men with fiat feet or de- fective teeth are not to be exempted solely on those grounds.
 The Eleventh division continues to send men forward to Camp Deven in small contingents and will continue to do so as fast as they are available un- til their quota is entirely filled.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-22
PLANS FOR HOLLAND
 COUNTY CORN SHOW
Fifty Ear Exhibits Have Already Be
 gun to Come In.

Plans for the Holland County Corn show. which is to be held in Rock vile on December 5th. are rapidly ma turing. Both farmers and merchants are giving it their hearty support, and it's success is assured. The fifty ear exhibits have already begun to come in. These should all be in the Farm Bu- reau cf1ice not later than November 26, as a germination test is to be made as par. Of the judging.
 The merchants Of Rockville are gen. erous}y and Loyalty donating liberal prizes to be awarded on the various classes. Edward White has donated four one eighth barrell bags of bread flour. The Rockville Milling com nany has given 100 pounds corn meal and three one eighth barreH bags of Pillsbury's flour. IT. C. Savage Of Storrs has offered a throughout bull calf, a son of Jolly Oxford Lad. who heads the state college herd. T. C. Whittlesey and E. x. Foote and O. c. Richmond. the local jewellers. have soffered gold watch fobs and chains for the winning corn demonstration team. F.. C. DeBorde. of Stafford Springs. has also offered prizes for the girls dem- onstratien teams Four of the granges Of Holland county have already been heard from and subscribed generously nj cash towards the. expenses of the corn show: they are Ellington, Vernon, Wilmington and Bolton.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-22
EAST SIDE ITEMS
Boy Scouts Give Supper of Beans Grown by Thsmseivss-H. B. Ford Preparing For Ice Seasen-J. An drew Ressnnark Buys the Calvin J. Roath Property.

MT. and Mrs. William Disco have moved from Mckinley avenue to rent owned by Edwin Spa1dine. MT Potter and family have moved from the West Side to the tenement owned by Miss B. c. Spaulding on East Main street.
 Scoute Have Supper. &
 The Boy Scouts, Troop No. s, had a bean supper Wednesday night in the to gain good sum on the supper. The beans were raised fby the boys on the Trading Cove plot, with the other troops.
 A ilu.nter of househoIders are begin i.ing to miss their wooden barrels and so,1e men seem to forget they were ever young.
 The rev freight station on the East Side is nearly finished and will soon be ready for occupancy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kinder who have been living i'll the house of Henry Davis have moved to the cottage owned by Clarence SlfoIes.
 Dr. and Mrs. Thurman P. Maine of North sstopington were recent visitors with Mir. and Mrs. Edward J. Davis of Fox Hill.
 Mrs A. Lamonth of Mulbury street is able to be about after being kept in the house because of illness been -iisting her son, George Lam bert.
 George Lambert who has been i'll at his home for a few days. is able to be around.
 Thomas Hartley has removed number ',f trees in the lot in the rear of his home.
 Preparing For lee Season. :. Harry E. Ford has cut the grass and