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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
Wiro iesi Dor ben bsranriidenbeu
Deuif6en unb Oeftsrreidern gum
oritien Wld Don ben RuHea
serdumi.
Die gerbiirbetsn baben ii9 ipitber
Der ui8tisfn Stabt RDlomsn Sc.
mddtist.
Die Ruhsu an Der sanam Clinic auf
bem Riid5use.
Sn Grautrei4 habeu bic Deutiden
aa Der fronaSiii&en 1rOnt mel.
tsrs Dortbeile erruasen.
Sn Tldnbern iIl bic artillsriei9laft
nod INNER i'm @aHge.
Die Saupifabt Der gutODiaa,

Berlin, q. Sui. Die am Greis
tag bon Der oberiten 0eeresIsitung ers
laiisne Offi3isae 8eianntmoduns nit
gsJus auf bic Greisniiie duf beru
Sriessfhauplab lautet ipie fplst:
.Jront bes prinSen 2eopolb. 4rs
meestupps bss Generals pcn 90bm.
GrnlpIIi: giuf Sem S@a9tfsIb BON
9arnopol bergr5berten unIsre Irnps
pen in elmer beftigen S9lntt. bie IN.
Ter ben 2lusen bss Saaiiers Wilbsln
itattfdnb, ibrsn Sieg nit sinsm iiars
len ansriff auf ben 9riidentopf ON
1itIi1en ufer BEG Sereib flufss, benz
BON ben 9PuHsH energiT1er @ibsrs
itanb ssleiitst ipurbe. Better jiibli6
erobsrten mir ale llebersGnse iiber
bic @nisa unb ben Gerstb, 5pif4en
SromtotpIa unb Stomoroe5e, trob bes
tefiisitsn Wiberitanbes Der Rufsn,
bic INNER tpisher IN bitbtsn WaFsn
rorgefGidt fpurbsn. obglei6 2aiiienbe
unb IbertuuIertbs bon unisr,m m0rs
beriifen sJsusr iliebereemdbt purbeu.
Dir riiden f9nsu aiif betbsn Geiteu
bes Dnisftsr Dor. aNomea In Don
bnpsriffen unb 6fierrsihiIf iirsari.
idtn 5ruppen eenommen iporben-
.1rpnt bes Gr5berSoes Jofeph:
Jm norb5Ifli4en Sbsil Der WaIbinr,
patben foIsrn unltre 9rupptn benz
Jeinb. Der ii4 In Der Ri1tuns ouf
ben prut6 5uriid5isN. auf ben Gers
len.
.Sn ben Bergen SItlit BON aesbi
0nrfnbtlp fam es nin Scnnsrffag 81
nsuen admpfsn. Mir bdbm btm iysinb
bas Su4iba y 9hdI bis an ben ODE.
mn Qnuf bes qutnn iibtrlaffen.
.grmeearuppe bes Selbmari4nlls
bon NafeHien: glm unteren Sereth
iparer bic grtillerisgefe1te ipeniser
befiigsr Mrs ala on ben porbtrgebens
ben 9agtn.
.gDeitlidxr arisgsifonplnb. Grs
mstaruppe bes aronprinsen Rups
prett: Die alrtiIsrif6lo4t in
l5lanbern bat am Donneritaa ale goIs
&C ber uneiinifiesn Ditteruns tempo.
rdr ON 5eftistsit na4ssIuhen. nobm
aber eegen abtnb ipssber an 5eftig.
.eit su. Mberninlias ftnris Worit6b:
BON britiIten Grtunbisunssabtbeis
Iiinsen irurben iiterall nbeef4lager.
.Sm Artcis r1hm am Rndmittdg
nie Mittpitdt Der Mriillsrit bsbeuisno
su. @dbrtnb Der 1nft ipurben glHs
sriffs BON ftinplihen qntrouiaen su<
riidgeIbidgen.
.Wei SoHnnoiirt, n5rbii& bon 81.
Quentin, tra1ten lpiirtiembsrgiihe
GicBtruppsn BON sinem llsbsrfal cine
erObs 8abI brifiT&sr Gsfnnsensr ~,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

m ofli9er Ridtung suriid5u5ieben.
@umGniT4e Gront: Die riiHsduifter
SruppeH Fnb Bis gum obereu Qaui
bes Su4iba GIuFes borssriidt uHb Be,
feiiigen ii4 bort. 5ruppendbtbeiIuuaen
bie sBen bic 55ben ipeftfi4 BON Sos
beia porrldteH, ma4ten cine gauge I'm
5nbl Gefongene.
Jn ben Rdmpfsu, bic m Dcrners
nag fdttfanben, mn&tsn be Rum6nen
oiele Oefangsne. Gle erbeuteten and
feds Ranonsu, bret Waf f4inengei& &abe,
brei gsinennerier unb .anberes Rriegs-
material.
ON Der tuntaffdeu Gront TT bic
2oes unperdnbert.-
Derf&tebeRes bon BEN
Rriegsf@aupIas In
&aIisesR
ct p<tsrsburs. II. SuE-
Qns ben 8sri9ten, bx iiber ole IN
todltsita tntHInbeuoeu Scpiadpteu bier
einsetroHu Faa, eebt berpor, bGB bic
ruhi4e aGDaIltris belbefmiits;g
idmpfte uub safainmeu mit ben rnHis
i&eH unb britii9en ponsertorps bic
Gerah<2tue bis gum Isbten Gugsns
Bid Deribeibtgts. gs tptro au4 Be-
ridtst. bdb artinerifieu auf ben
arieH bic SRfanterie sebsten 6otsn,
bie Gef4iite 5u retter, aber pereebli&.
Der Sefebl bes Generals RorniIofi,
bag dlle gerrdtber uHb Wtarmibsmre
erf9oFen ipsrbeu folIen, pirb fpens
befolgt. Der 2ommGnbeur etner Grnr
Habiers0 s0iDifion n abgeieBt porbr,,
tpeil e. fid ipeiserte. ieinen Eruppsn
gu befsbl.n, auf bic 3luiiteebenDea
an feuern.
Das fiinfs. gicpcle Battalion
fdmpfte in beroiiHer meife. es bth
brd beItfds Resimerrter NIT Ieiusa
Wdfdinensefdiissn unb aarabineta
I'm S1a1 unb ma9te ntebrere Bdios
nettsaHeriffe gu SAB Giniss a6tt.i
lungcn bss 9utaillous perlortu 80
ibrer Offt5iere.
Gin Wtfielieb Der Dnnia. bus pcn
ber 0hnaburs Sroni surHdsstshrt ii,
berihtst. bab, ndHbem ruffiT.te
Stnrnrtrlonuen ipthtige belrtfd,e 3,otis
tionsn ssnomnrn, bic Gutbedrna ass
madt tuurbe, bob bon biitter ber ruT.
itfhen ayrrnt aus ben Geutf9en Fe,
naIilirt tpurbe.
YeIsii1e artiIlsriFien ifnb Rehdai.
fer IN ct. Petersburg, ron bsnen pisIs
an Der Dir unb bei Dpern oerpnnt.t
tpurber. oraantfirer unter Ii6 sin
.sobes8atottlpn1. nm ben RrfTen Elm
B.ifpstl nryfitarif&sr SapfTtsii su
aeben.
&IetHe @efe6tt an Der BRIT
ttf9euGront.
aonbon, q. SuIi. Sds Grisgss
miHijterium mafte am Jrtitng bas
6olgeHoe beldnnt:
.sSn Der l.btsn Raht fdnben 5rtli6e
Rdnpft in Der Rnhbarf6aft Don Ga
gaiee itatt. Infer. Sruppen reririss
ben ben 6einb aus Gem Srf unb mahs
Ten sinia, Gefnugens. Mm fsreitds
Wprgen unfte Der iyeinh einen HARLEM
g,asndHlriff,uns rnfere aruppen, bic
bos Dprf btFest hntisn, ipar,n gsipun,
gen, ii1 fpisbsr in ibre tigen. aiHis sus
rIi6susie6en. Bel erfOiarsi4sn ilebrs
fdIlen In Der 9Gh5orfdrfi Don mcns
tb I, prsur, fiib,psftl;h Don Ga gnHet
unb norb5iflib Don Bern tpurben "a
gef1ngsne sirasbrdht.S
Dk an Mbsnb pom britiften
Snnptquartier in sruuirei9 .rIndeut
gsionnimnhuns lautst ME fclet:
Die ieinsli9e Mriillsris ipar pd6. !
rsns Be- 2asfs b sss Gsssub han |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
@raf 9araoipsfp
wirb iih an Der Jormiruns sinss poIs
nifdeH Rabinstts betbeiliseIl.

3dri6. S6nri,. q. Suli. eraf
Mbam Snrn0rpsip BON 9arnofp, Der
friibere Sfterrei6i'-5e gptid1ftsr IN
ben Der. Stnaten, IN, fuie aus arntau
eemeGSet ipirb, in B1rfdau aneetoms
men. um an elmer RoHfrsns spets
giIbung sines pclriffen aabiustts
fbeilsunebmsu. grai 5ornopstp ptrb
nIs adnbibai fir ben gcfteu Ses Th'
uifterpr6fberter 1endunt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
Ole Rerdmtanln Oct Gntalte]l(dde
Sabem amf Ger &pmferen5 IN Yaris beidloiIen,
Den Hrieg fort5usben, 6is ole 3e(e crre6t fnO, ole
Ole aQiirten (i6 ON Qnfang ge0e(l.
8rte)enlamo ioQ num ben Gntente Sruppem fu6ao als
nu69rb serammt iuerbem.
9as erfe gabr Dro aussaben tit S69e bon $1O63j
beOingeu

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
0eftranSetes llaterieebDpt
Bon feiner Rannf4uft in
9rduo deftedt.

Yarts, 27. SuIi.-sm Oeutitss
l1nterfeebpot tpurbe am Souneriiag
nabs Der frGus6iii4eu aiiits, peitii4
Don Galnis, 5eritDrt. 9ds Boot ipur
geitrunoet urb aIs bic 8eiasuug aQBer
Stanbe mar, es frei gu na9en, 0ffp
nete lie bic 9afplurbe6dlter unb fsBts
bas Boot in Branb. 9ie WunuidaTt,
pelae bas l1Fer errei9ts, lpurbe gefars
gen geuDuuneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
SO YeriDnea
SO ur ben Bel benz lebtsr
bent den JItegeraRs
grtff Guf SonDou
qetDbtet.

aonbpn, q. SUIT - Gt1Tsr ofsN
fisieIIen rsDibirtsu 2iite SufOlge, biz
am Jrettag Oer6FfentIi4t ipurSs,
purben bel Dem am Z. Suli erfplgteu
GHgriff 6eutf4er 6lugSeuge auf 2oHs
bon 80 Perfouen eetDbtet.
Sn Der am 7. Sult Oer0fFertli@teH
offiSiellen 8etanntma6ung fpar tie
3GbI Der 9etobteten auf AZ uub oieiss
nise ber @enpuubeteu uuf 179 aases
ge6en iporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
Or. Coli
GTaubt an bts 3utunft
her beutf6en 9pIpnteu.

her bent DEN x olonteH.
9erIin, 27. Suli. llsber 2Orrs
bon. Der autoniaI Setretdr Or. B.
e. SoIf felt in sinem Stretben an
Ir.rruoe in 5Grtbure in Nbreoe, BOB
er bic g6FS1t babe, stren qufen I'm
NrSpdrttgen amt onsunebmsn. Or
Fiigte btnsu. bab er Ietn iestges Gutt
bebarten perbe, bd er oos gr6Bte
@ertrGnen in biz 3utuHft Der esilt.
f9en &olopien 3atE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
0Netterberibt.

Obio: S65nes @etter am
Sdnitag; am Sonntug f4Ones Dst>
ter, mariner i'm n0rblid,tu Sbeil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
Sdo(i6 uon Dem fluff (citen (ie a6er nidt oen
geringden WiOer(tano.
ssplomea nun bateriiHen ib 6iterred5iib bansaridem
Srmppen befeBt


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
8uiitidbe asranen
B olleu aud pan5erf9tffe
bemnnneu.

{ III q u u { u.
2onbon, q. Suli. Cine 0epes
fhe Der vOaily Ulail~ aus ct. 9es
tersburg iagt, DdB ruFii8e 6rauen
fi4 erboteH babeH, it9 als 8eiaBunz
gen fir S8ludti4tFfe aus6ilOen gu
lGTen, unb 6GB Der Marineminiiter
&ereHst9 OoS auerbieten anssnommen
babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

Oeutf9ldnb toHtuien unb DON ben BET
ben 9eieuidufteu auf 9amprer IN
9Ollanb bef6rbert perben.
Die 2eitung oon 5pah5ig 2dgern
fir &risgsgefangene fet pom Rores
ositt96en 2lopb iibernourrnen tpOrosn
uno bic @ertfdtten Der Gefenfbuft n
8rsmerbafsu ieien banltt bef9dfiiet,
&riegsmaterial Fir bic Reaierlus 81
Iisfern.
9ie Sriessausgabeit
Merben fi4 Ohne bic Darle5eu oil bic
Mnfirten
sSSm ertsu Sa9r auf $40, ZS5, BOT 900
ffeIleR-
Hispano América., 1917-12-09

tendeis? Me ahOgaba en- aquella tie.
IRA. De yer y de amar traia ansias.
Parecia mi corazon un sediento insa-
ciable una fuerza lanzada al azar, un
deseo removable constantemente. We
leidosa la fortuna me do goce y do
lor, no sc 81 mas de este que de "a
quello. Pero mi alma permanecia in
maculada. Y viva con los ojos abier-
tos y los labios sedientos. ..Asf pa
saron amos. Cuando a veces sofia re-
cordar a mi patria, me decia: Evolve
re cuanda haya ALA, mas libertad"-
porque en- toda aquella epoca de mi
vida, yo crei que el mejor bien del
hombre era e1 de la libertad. Y un dia
Ell deseo de regresar a la TERRA donde
naci, de yer mis- %bosques, de OR ell
canto de las ayes, de aspirar Ell perfu-
me de las flores que sc abren en- la
mas clara atmosfera, de caminar por
las GALES vetustas de mi pueblo, de
OR las woes de sus campanas. lie
no toda mi vida. iAh, yo habia COM
%prendidol BESIDE aquel momento an
hele Ell regreso. "Cuando regrese-me
hNNld oilDll6 q idS mas dlldS lllOllld-
nas para gritar o todas las fuer-
zas de mi alma: Estas t%ierras, este
cielo, TODD 10 que hay dentro de
nuestras fronteras y en- nuestros ma
res, es nuestro, de los hombres que
aqui nacimos".
Tambien pensaba en- 10 que hay de
malo en- mi patria. Sin embargo, TODD
10 que yo habia dejado ALA, 10 que
ria volver a poser y a yer, como CO.
sas que representaran para mi la mas
grande de las f%ortunas. "Te e%ncontra-
ras con genie desconocida"-me de-
clan los amigos cuando les anunciaba
mi viaje proximo. Gel tirano de aho-
"a, tie ncarcelara"-me advertian o.
tros. Pero va os he dicho que yo ha-
bia co~mprendido y guerra regresar.
Repugnaba de 10 |extranjero y ponia
en- lugar s%ecundario al "bien divine de
la libertad'. Llegue hasta a pensar:
Isl no me voy pronto, puedo MORN y
mis- huesos quedaran sepultados aqui,
entire eXtranjeros, sin que nadie, al
pasar cerca de mi tumba, me recuer-
de-. Asi, con este deseo vivisimo, vi
vi y vivo. Y hay noches que tengo
este solo sueno: veo los volcanes de
mi patria, imis divinos volcanesl-
los veo todos de plata, de la base a la
Gina, fulgurantes como 81 en- ellos
estuviara toda la luz del mundo; y
por su gigantesca falda voy subiendo
lentamente, lentamente porque mis-
labios van besando con besos arden
ties y palmo a palmo Ell cuerpo inma-
culado, con una ansia immortal, con
un amor que nunca Sc sentido para
NADIA nj para nadie en- mi vida.
Joaquin PIMA.
Hispano América., 1917-12-09
LOS TERRIBLEs TANoUEs
80. (Viene de Ia pagina No. 81.

...... (Viene de la pagina No. So.
y Instructor de las ametralladoras e.
nemigas. FL lleva ligeros canones de
trio rapido, aptos para el firing shelf
OLIVIA de fuega) y sol para las anne
t~alladOras 10 que el destroyer es para
ell torpedero. La hembra, que de a
cuerdO con las leyes de la Naturaleza
es la que mata a los hombres, no
monta NADIA mas que ametralladoras,
para ~emplearlas contra los enemigos
que encuentre a su pasO. Su principal
mission cOnsiste en- contener ell fuego
de Ia fusileria, evitar los contra-ata-
ques, y actuar, generalmente, como un
complemento del varon, SUI senior y
dueno.
AmbOs "seXos" son, de todos mo-
dos, de gran fuerza bruta, y d~isfrutan
en- comun del privilegio de ~arrollar V
derribar a las ametralladoras Y sus
emplazamientos. Ambos, ademas, ac-
tuan como protectores de Ia inrante-
ria, de manera que ellos pueden des-
truir y cobijar. Asimismo cada tan
que" va este EN- movimiento o Sc en-
cuentre mut1l1zadO, ayuda tambien a
la infanterfa de otro modo. Su mole
es I'm centric de attraction. Actua como
TN magnetic para las balas de anne
traladoras enemigas, y las recibe pa
ra 81 mismo como Arnold Won Win
kelried en- 1886 atraia hacia su propio
cuerpo las lanzas de los austriacos en-
la batalla de Sempach.
Cada bala que Sc e~strella contra ell
acero del "tanque" es una menos que
Sc asesta a la infanteria. Cada estre-
LA plateada que Sc aplasta en- su CO.
raza es la firma de uno que no ha Sc
guido SUI canine para perforar Ell
cuerpo de I'm soldado de infanteria
Ser ell guardian, el protector y Ell
sosten de la infanteria cuando ataca,
la cual segun la Erase vulgar "siempre
esta cogida por ell ~cuello" fue la pri-
mer mission que Sc lie encomendo a la
nueva arma. Conforme Sc expres6 en-
la alocucion dirigida a los oficiales y
soldados que por primera vez lleva-
ron esta clase de maquinas a la bata-
LA ,cualquier equivocacion que pudie-
Hispano América., 1917-12-09
CrOniCaS de California
Los

UnO de los desterrados, dijo:
Amigos, la vida lejos de la patria
ha sido para mi 10 que para una
planta trasplantada a I'm pals de ME
We. En- el exilio he podido vivir, 81;
perO mi corazon sc consume de me-
lancolia. iQue hay mas en- estos pue-
bios que en- ell pals donde nacimos?
Muchas cosas bellas, y muchas cosas
grandes. Las vemos con nuestros ojos
asombrados: las admiramos y las me-
dimOs o nueStra pequena medida.
PasO a paso .trOpezamOs con una CO.
sa nueva Y todos los dias nos sorpren-
de algo admirable. Y al mismo ITEM
DO, nuestra familia crece, nuestros
hijos Sc hacen hombres, nuestra jul
ventud va %pasando. A veces, para ex-
plicarnos 10 inexplicable, decimos a
sofas: "Se sufre en- todas parties, y en-
cambio aqui sc disfruta de bienes
conquistados por la civilization y ell
progreso, d~esconocidos en- nuestra
pequena TERRA. Pero, amigos, viene
alguien de la patria y hacia el vamos,
amigo, ~desconocido o enemigo; hacia
Gl NdlIOS y NlCClllOS quO Gil SuS PhPl
las hay la luz de nuestros cielos, y
que sus manos huelen a los campos
de nuestro pueblo, y que TODD el es
como una representation fidedigna de
nuestra patria. Y bebemos de sus la
bios las nuevas, como 81 elias fueran
el aqua cristalina de nuestras fuen-
ties y una aqua milagrosa de vida que
nos conservara a Ia misma edad que
teniamos al abandonar nuestra tie
IRA.
Pero...e l tempo pasaba. Hablan
idoma extranjero nuestrOs hijos. A
man cosas que no son las que noso-
tros amamos en- nuestra infancia; O.
ran en- una lengua con Ia que nosotros
no llamamos a Dios. Y ~nosotros enca-
necemos. Sc va nuestra juventud y
Sc nos va la vida. Y la mitad del alma
Sc muere de yer a la otra mitad que
llora por Ell regreso. iAh, amigos!
iPorque sail un dia de los linderos
que nuestros abuelos pusieron a nues-
tras terra, sehalandolos hasta o
SUI propia sangre?
Otro de los desterrados hablo:
Sail por ansia de libertad. Era mi
pals para mis- anhelos como un mum
do pequeno donde mi corazon no en-
contraba campo para mecerse. I'm
Hispano América., 1917-12-09
SANTORAL DE LA SEMANA

Domingo 9-Santa Leocadia virgen.
Lunes 10-San Melquiades, papa y
martir.
Martes 11-Santos Damaso papa y
Victorico, martir.
Microbes 12-La m~aravillosa apart
ci6n de Nuestra Senora de Qua
dalupe, Patrona de los mexicanos.
Jueves 13-Santa Lucia vIrgen y mar
tir.
Viernes 14-Santa Eulalia virgen.
Sabado 15-San Lucio martir.
Hispano América., 1917-12-09

ra cometerse, cualquier percance que
pudiera ocurrir, 81 los "tanques" da-
ban motive para que los camaradas de
a pie dieran gracias a Dios por su pre-
%sencia, ellos habrian justificado So
bradamente su creacion.
Y esta ha sido justificada.
Hispano América., 1917-12-09
Ell SIR. MANUEL VELASQUEZ

Manuel Velasquez, maestro zapate-
70 de la escuela de San Vicente, Cal,
ACADIA de llegar a esta poblacion, DON
de espera abrir un gran taller de "a
pateria en- la calle de Vallejo No. 658.
Hispano América., 1917-12-09
TO THE ADVERTISERS

We guarantee "HISPANO-AME-
RIGA" to have the largest circulation
of any Spanish magazine or the
Western Coast of the United States
also circulating extensively in all
Latin-Amerian countries.
Hispano América., 1917-12-09

Joaquin PIMA.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-16
300 GERMAN DIVERS
 ROAM NORTH SEA
Worlds First Submarine Battle Fleet Turned Loose Meeting
 Is Expected.

LONDON, Feb l6.-Germany- has plunged 300 or more submersibles into the North Sea The divers were mob ilized from Kiel, Hamburg. Wilhelms- haven and Bremerhaven. where for months picked crews had been trained.
 They form the worlds first diving battle fleet, navy equally prepared to fight above or beneath the waves. There are two types Of these new boats now in commission. one of 200 tons and one of 5,000 tons displacement. They dive beneath the water in a frac- tion Of the time that il takes the older types to submerge. They mount pow erful guns. are capable of great sur- face speeds, and are protected by a heavy armor of tough steel plate.
 The motors develop 1000 horse pow CT and drive the boats under the sur face al twenty-two knots an hour These smaller cruisers carry crews of from 50 to 80 men. The submersib les have a radius of action of 5000 miles.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-16
AGAIN, GERMAN
 INVENTION

BERLIN, Feb. 1G-Gernaa inventive genius. under pressure Of Mother Nee essity, has been applied successful ly 10 the discovery O. solder with practically no tin. metal not found in Germany.
 Resort vas first had to cadmium, a metal Of the zinc group found in large quantities in Germany, and an excell- ent solder was produced from s0 per cent lead, 10 per cent cadmium and only 10 per cent Of the precious tin. This. however. could not be used for making and sealing cans for presery- ing foodsluffs, as lead when brought into contact with fruit or other acids produces poisonous salts. Chemists then remembered bismuth, another me tai found in large quantities within the empire and from cadmium, bismuth and some other German metals a sol der was produced which is non -pois- onous and almost free from tin. Since q fourth Of the 21,000 tons Of tin which German imports and consumes annu- ally in times Of peace is used in nak- ing solder the invention will go far toward solving Germany's wartime tin problem, which recently led the goy- ernment to decree q general confis- cation Of the tin tops of beermugs and steing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-16
CANNERY TENDER
 WARRIOR IN PORT

Among the early arrivals of the sal mon fishing fleet calling at Ketchikan, is the cannery tender Warrior, bound for Kings Cove. hailing from Belling- ham, under the command of Capt. Ed. Simpson with the aid of pilot Capt. 4. Anderson. The engine room is in charge of Stanley Miller, chief engin- eer Tom Oaks. assistant engineer, who also have charge of the Diesel Mo- tors.
 The trip up from Bellingham was made in 72 hours and during fine wea- ther altho the warm climate was notic- able in Ketchikan right away after see ing so much snow in the Canadian Hills.
 The Warrior will put in a season of nine months at Kings Cove, due to the fact that the operation of her 120 h. D. engine costsonly about 20 cents an hour. She carries fuel for 200 hours running which means 1900 knots. i boat powered with the same engine is the well known Cannery tender Chom- ley which calls at Ketchikan quite ire quently There are only four boats or the Pacific coast as the present time having these engines of the full Dies gel principle that burn fuel oil.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-16
CAPTAIN s. 0. HAuGAN
 CONES INTO PORT.

The power schooner Quilcine. be- longing to the Glacier Company of Tacoma, Captain s. 0. Hauan, master arrived in port this morning after an uneventful trip from Seattle.
 Captain Haugan was first officer on the boat Independent when she was wrecked and caught bad cold during the storm that kept him indoors for some days afterwards, but he soon got over it sufficiently to enable him to take two more trips on another boat On his return to BelIingham from his last trip in December. he was com pelled 10 remain in the hospital at that place until few days ago when he was given charge Of the Quilcine, and while his recent illness shows, he claims to be able to manage his boat and a crew of nine men. The Quill cine will leave for the fishing banks early this evening or as soon as bait can be procured.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-16
THAT DAM DANE" WILL
 LEAVE ON THE SOPHIA

MT. II. l.. Fedderson, of the Ketchi- kan Real Estate and Insurance Comp any, will leave on the Princess Sophia tomorrow for Seattle to visit with his wife and daughter, who have been mak- ing their home there for the past year. He expects to be gone for about two weeks, and when purchasing his ticket this afternoon he said to the agent, don't you tell the reporter that the Dam Dane" is leaving town, or I'll beat you up" However. as the re- porter has been watching and waiting for this opportunity, to see him off the truth was not long in making it. self known.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-16
BETTER BE A BOOSTER THAN A KNOCKER SAYS
 THE REPRESENTATIVE.

Mir. E. A. Harris, representative of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company in Alaska with headquarters in Juneau, but who is now in the city looking after his company's business. in speaking of the outlook for Alaska, said yesterday that the outlook is by far the most encouraging Of any pre- vious year Tourists who have ex- pressed their intention of visiting Al aska the comin0 season may be coun- ted by the thousands Oh their road all one, which he says, is becoming more popular every year, due to the cleo trifying of the road and good service Mir. Harris said that his company was prepared to electrify 200 miles more covering up the entire mountain divis- ion which will make 641 miles electri- fled, which means no smoke, no cind- CTS or shaking of the cars, but means comfort to travellers.
 Mir. Harris says that the company was entirely satisfied with the amount Of business done in Alaska last year but that this coming season, every op- portunity will be taken to double that and he added. Tt will be an easy matter because the road with all its convenience to the travelling public, is becoming known" Finally, MT. Harris declared that he was "boos- ter" for Alaska and a sourdough and glad to be.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-02-16
RIVAL EMBASSIES FIGHT IN STREETS
 OF PEkIN, CHINA

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 16-Accord- ing to word brought here by tourists, just recently returning from the Or tent. battle was fought on the streets of Pekin between the Italian and the Austrian legation guards, when meet ing while on the march thru the streets
 The commands came to an abrupt halt, and then, before their officers could stop the men, battle occurred in which rifles. swords and bayonets were used. The combatants were finally parted by their officers after many had been wounded
 As result of the battle, the em- bassies agreed to set apart certain days Of the week on which the troops of one of the belligerents may go out into the streets. while the other side stays with in the embassy walls