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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
lac; 9onben, aIte unO ilmoc @aorc,

9cbnen uno @rbien. -
SbinneD @rbien, 8uideI, 1926
$3.50; glem @ro grblen @uiheI,
$3.25-3.4O; 9lod ODER Grow Orb.
ien @uibel, $3.25-3.4O; Country
tpeiBe 8obuen. gui1eI, $5.50-6.OO.
Sblt uno @emiiie. aepfel,
NeiU-Yort, Sab, gtr.1. $4.00-5.50;
gtr. 2, $3.0O-3.75; 9obnen CRIME,
Sorb, $1.75-2.25; 9crIbobneu,
Rorb, $1.5O-1.75; 8o6sbobnen,
9orb, $1.5O-2.O0; NGotGriibeu, iHo-
lide, 9iiuoel, 2-4c.; 8raut, GIt.
fiiite, 3d., Sob, $1.5O-t.75; gOr.
foil, Sob, $t.50-1.75; G6arIeitou
Crate, $t.75-2OO; SeIIerie, 6Io.,
&iite, $1.5O-2.50; @urfen. gbas..
&orb, $1.50-2.OO; Sale. OtorfoIt.
SAB 75c. - $1.O0; 9opfioIot, @.G.,
4orb, 50-75c.; 8ipiebelu, ueue.
Seras, 8iite, $1,50-1.75; Spinot,
bieiiaer, 9iite, 20-25c.; Eomoten
Sancp, Carrier, $1.75-2.OO; Choice,
$1.50-1.75; SporaeI, Dto., $1.00
-1.25; ylr. 2, 4to., 6O-75c.; &a-
oies6en, Gorb, 50-75c.; @rbien,
9lnne 9lrunoel, 8uideI, $t.00-t.25.
&aartoffeln slIte, MeIt
@lS. unO ga, 9uidel, $3.50 -375;
alte. G..Y., 9uicbeI, $3.75-4.00; aIte,
@nitern Sbore, @lo. umo 3d., gu.
i6eI, $3.75-4.00; neue, gloriolf lmo
Sampton, $3.50 500; neue, Gborle.
tom 8rimes. $75O-S.0O; SecouOs.
$500 - 800; @unS. $500 800;
neue, Oorf 0ii6er, $7OO-7.5O; ueue.
&appubannod, Sob, Or 1, $3.50
500.
Slide Rrabben un6 Ger.
rnpins. ~ 8orpfeu, &fo., 5-Sc. /;
SlunOeru BIO, Csc; &od, 49,
20c.; tueiBer Eer6, 12-15c.; me.
oium 6-Sc,; eeIberGer6, 12-15c;
fleine bis medium, @funO, Csc !;
Modrelen, Tfo., 12-15c.; 9aiIors.
eroBe, ShmS, 12-15c.; medium, 6
Sc; 9Iole, 9hlnO. 5-Sc.; Gotfiid,
5--6c.; GIams, blnoert, 65-75c.; !;
Sebte, Pfuno, 15-1Sc.; Snappers,
Efuno, &C.; Sr6icbe. sroBe, GueenO,
$1.25-t.50; weididaIiae Srabben,
0uben0, 50-75c.; barte 4rabben
SAB, $4.50-5.0O; 2orb, $2.O0-2.5O.
SGute uno 70 @eiaI3ene,
20c.; friide, 1885,; beihdoigte, IT,
1Sc.; DrD Stint. 33c.; 4alb. 27c.;
S6of, Toe. .-$1.25; 2Gmmer, 10
6Oc.; @uIIen 16-1Sc.; 8iegeu,, 10
-25c.; &nlg, 9flno. 10-11c.
&inobieb.-Slrnge fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 Niun0 @eDidt,
Hf6., 9--10c.; Stiere unter 1000
Bf6. @etpidt, 8-S1Ac.; SHien
Rfo, 6-7c.; 8ulen 9Sfo., 6--Sc.;
erOBe iiIuee aiibe, @tO., 6-sc.; ma.
eere, 4-51ac.; 9iibe nit seaIb, $40
80; magere 9fo., S-319c.
Q bneine. ~ Serfel lie no6
@r0Be, Stiid, $40O-5.0O; Sboots,
ie na6 @roBe, $5.O0-60O.
@alber. - Gboice, Yflno, ID
141bc ullte. RfunN. t3-t31%c
idpere, Stiid, $tS.0O-2O 1000; raube,
Stiid, $14.00-16.00; fIeine, magere,
$8.O0--1000.
2Gmmer uno @ hafe. =
G6oice, fette S6nfe. BfimO, &c;
quite, 4-5c.; raube, Stiid, $500
8.0G; aIte g6de, BIO, &c; 6riib.
iabrs .2dmmer. fette, 40 bis 30 @funo
idmer, Pfo. 15c.; CUTE bis mittIere,
YflIno, 13-14r.
Ga6of (WiarDInnO), 100 Yfuno.
- Snferior uuO frolteo, $10-12;
gutter getp0bnIiher uu0 eriiner. $13
-15; gutter eeiu0bnIider, $16-18;
mitteImGBieer, $19-21; outer bis
rotber, $22-24; SoncD, $3.50;
SECONDS, geipobnIider bis mittelmd.
Biger, $11-1S; Seconds. gutter bis
feier, $t9-24; @op Sobat fire.
riireo. S. 90; Upper Country. dir.
ctrreO. $S-17. MnnGeIbafte uno
iAIedlt eeuiidte @erpadung, t-Sc.
pro Bhtn0 nieOrioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

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geItern i'm Bureau fir StatiItit, um
@rIaubniBi6eine fir 9lrbeit Der
ainoer 5u erlaneen, naboem Die
SAnIen 9eiAIolien iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
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meinen SeutIden 0jreiienbeim" 0de SGttmpre'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

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Soiort cine Sbrebnabniitin, melbe @ngs
licb uuo 9eutib beritebt; outer Blab; guie
Be8ablrng. Gflerien inter ". y. Is. II, rDeHts
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(Snn2l l22,23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Stensnsein&e.
8n Sertanfcu.


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@rinbitiid 10 bel 100 SUB; born 1eIralles p,I,
ten 05emetnoesS0rien geu t1pedri lno ulr
geItricben. ytdbereS ylr. 2909 Ntnelpr.MoenHe,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
gOrItuOtsiesut6am 8a Oertanfeu.
I'm nerfanfeu.
Sei Elm NSrOOnaeut.

Sci eim ErOOn5ent,
RaIbe NderFgar5ellen uno er1ber; outer
BooeH; eIeItrtides Hidbi gBder lliIo Setten'
pege I'm B1u, Telephone uno @tr1benbnDns
Stenit; innerbnlb 1S Wlinuien BON Centrum
oer @idot giHlee blben @ung1Iops, etnge
0aben 0diiier, etniee bGben 5rllht etntge ltilo
Sbnef oeieen tuie Die aduier oIefer 9aroeIIen
@emlle uIo Sihner oiebeT, llnb oie boben Ne'
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nIngen berfmii.
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Ielepbon e. Qanl 1910. 217 e. YduI.gtt.
IeIepbonirt lHo mir peroen Ste afilden.
(Qlpr2S, ,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

lelle RuluStlsSlt.t UuDe 0lllluN'NUtv
IA bel 50.
6eroinoh0 6. Qugon, 9rilitee, an
Gbas. @. S. 9ldermnm SiiOieite
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II bel 1916.
Gbos. 80. gSeb, aomy an NuOrep
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100.
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g. @orOou & Con Snc, Siiopelt.
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SEQ. @. s. Eierion umO 6rau an
@m $. Gieb rno 6rau @eItieite
glugiIta-9(be.. nabe @olroo.9IDe., %
bel 107.
pima IS. 6. @ombriu an Mopor
lmo StoOtratb, gtorOieite %. Str,
81 bel -.
SomueI Sobnitou an oieielben, 3
Cots.
@m. Sotterion unO 6rou an Oie.
ielben, 9 2ots.
2eOnarO y. MooIlen lluO 6rou an
oieielben, gtoroieite 8eed-9(pe nobe
@pDnn Sails @orfpoD.
Clarence s. Sobnitou II. 9l. an
Glaro 8. &oie, 2ot.
Clarence 6. @lOertiu on @oIter g..
Sobbs un0 6rau. gIoroieite Bonner
ROao, nabe @iniielo.9lpe., 2t.4 bel
80.
SObn 6. Wforie uno 6rou an @m.
mo @eber, Siioieite @OmOnOion.
glDe. nabe YuIaSfi-Str., 1919 bel 70.
s. SenrD 9oter, Grultee, an ..@n.
terpriie Q. & 8. a., gtorOpeitieite
6reoerid.Qloe.y nobe &aDion.Str,
14.1A bel irreg.
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@eiB unO 6rmL SiiOneIt@de 6oir.
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SO.
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SO.
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@oItart NorOieite Gomonoion.9lpc
nobe 9rime-Str., 14.3 bel SO.
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Matani @eitieite @reemnount.9lpe.,
nobe Mo6iion-Str, 1876 bel 80.
9Ignes GonneIlD an @im. Gurrau,
Siioieite @altern9lpenue, nabe Gan,
non-StraBe, 12 bel TO-
Senrp Seloman mo 5rau an @.
H. Eiamono uno 5rau Oloroieite
5upette.StraBe. nabe Moutforo-9lpe-
me, t2 bel rs.
Solbroot 9. & 8. q. an Sobn s.
@. HeOer umo GSrau. Ofr. 1888, Yop.
lar @robe.StraBe.
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@mil 9uonib, Sitieite 9aDion.Str,
nabe SarIem.9(oenue, 10 bel S6.6.
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iou-StraBe, nabe Sorlem.SOenue, IS
bel 86.6.
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loff unO 6ral, ytr. 2736, 9be 9Io-
meOa.
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bel rs.
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@reoslep uno 6rau, Siiomeltieite
Citing. nabe 9loom.StraBe, 1876 bel
7S.9.
Selen @oloimitb an EouI @oIo.
berg, Siiooitede 8opette- itno Gem.
ple.StroBe.
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". SieeinS, 9tr, 2727, 6enipid.9lpe
Soobn z. Iono6ue an @m. Gut
luo 8rau, O8r. 739, Siio9inpooO-
glpenue.
GborIeS 5. 2inborS an Sobn s..
@aner uno 8ralL Oitieite Sare.Str,
nabe 6oirnount.9lpenue. IL bel 698.
GauieI 81, SOffman an Sobn 9.
9lier, @rlinOitiide.
s. e. GonnelIp, IermaIter, an 3,
Nouut, 2 @rrlnoitiide.
&. 4. GonneIlD an oenielben Siio-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

15m NreIsgerIdte erbieIt 6ral 90
pbia &rms bonn Hidter Stump cine
66eiOuug bon Sobn 8. Gruiis.. Gas
%aar beirat6ete 1908 uno trennte li6
am 3. Sanuar 1917. Gie 5rau
nnnnte ais Ntitperflagte cine S6pd.
germ.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
MARSHAL TANNER TELLS OF HAYNES
 SOLDIER BREAK
Being Taken to Fort LawtOn To
 Be Courtmartialed

On board the steamer Jefferson which sailed for the south early yes terday morning were five prisoners under guard on their way 10 Fort Law ton, Wash, where they will stand trial b. courcnartial for treason.
 The five men are soldiers, who were stationed al Fort Wm. Seward at Haines, and about two and half months ago were found guilty Of stealing gov ernment property, 100 rounds Of am intuition and a number of army rifles, teing fuond hidden. IL was believed then that they were attempting to de sert. One Of the men Va Sd nAustrian while the others were known to be pro-German in sympathieg.
 Marshal J VI Tanner, who arrived on th Jefferson 10 take number Of prisoners from the Ketchikan jail north 10 Juneau, helped guard the pria- onerg ag far as Ketchikan and ex- pressed the opinion that the men will all be given life sentences, altho he believed that was too good, for trai- tors 10 the United States. especially in such troublous times. Nearly all the trouble makers al the Fort have been rounded up now tho, Marshal Tanner believes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
kRUPPS OPEN BRANCH
 IN SWITZERLAND

GENEVA. Dec. lS-Germsny' s grsa; sua.makers, ,he Krupps- have opened branch factory al Lueerne with s capital oi thirty million marks The directors registered included Aurthur Krupp and Counsellor Ernest Hauer. director c: the principal Krupp factories al Essen In compliance wi;h ,he Swiss law providing that when new enterprises are established ,heir objects must he sa; forth. the company declares it's purpose 70 be 1he fabrication Of arms, cannon. and munitions ot war. the acquisition Of factories mines and metals. and also n air sale
 The KruppS already have purchased several houses and large amount of ground 5, Lueerne Sixty-tour ex- perl employees have arrived there and three hundred others are expected shortly.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
TIE BOLSHEV|K| TROOPS MEET
 WITH DEFEAT
Were Driven Out of Odessa Heavy Casualties On
 Both Sides

LONDON 1a.- .-P=.rcsz5 4.s- 2z.c1=s -5ez.T=e1 z=.e szy --z. 3z-- = oc-4--=5 oe-@se1 :4e Cz-za.aa .--..-s and --+ 8--s14F.E.s ' -1e ci.y .: o-=ssz zs- eT=a.zg. <5=a -he -z-.=- ~=-= t=tezc=3 and 3--7e1 oa:- 8s-@ s.5=s 1oE=v=- s-==-s5 1=zvy czz-z,,.=s = -1s:- r:c-o-y -1= Is -2-.z1s 2r=T=z;=5 -1e Ba.=1=TiEi= .-e- s=-5-z r.92s .roz O35ss4 zzEzl-s= Genera, E-s.=3.zes
 Tzz-.--3z- . q Dec -:-Aa z1.-zt.= z..--.5- . -z= B. .9.-.. 5=- -g -z-s=5 :3: c1= 5=2=zd=a-s ot -as -=-3 soldiers vi. te Cs@t tc- -ae -=..=. :: .z-1l=s ot -ke -3 infantry. z=z .azg=5 z; 7o- Eo-s-c4- E=zz= recently sz5 :1= +- E.r=z I:= s=zr- =3c=s ': 1z--se.zz:.oz ta --= E5r=.oa TO. zee2-z--x ' z- z--o-2oe-=2r @9= v .-= -z.-o12. co.oc=d soldier. co-z:o-L c3----i--==
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
REFRIGERATION WEDDING

T1= marriage .: Miss Nellie Ba1ce . IT. Nn Baron. first o7ce- q me ' Lsza-13as= tender Cedar. -ook place Saturday @reE.ng ar o'clock a. Episcopal c1zrch- i1 t1= presence ot onlT t1s immediate family U tae bride and z ter friends. R=T- H H KeI- .eT o@c-z.=1
 Miss Bz1c= Eao is 1s.c@ 2: 3tr and M-z Fred Chapman. ot tae KetcaiEaa La11d-y. !s oae c: Ke,caiEza's laos. cha-n!ag gi-is zad ( general tzYo-i.e S1@ eane to Alaska seT=-aI years ago from ae- home ia England D live zi-h as- relatives le-e. and r=-1r1ed D Ezg.z-t z Ese- ago for visi-, coming 1zck . xs.ca.kz1 la. fall Nr. Bar -s1 | z.zo Zz-:Te ot England. and aa= b==l in -1e serYice ot the govern nsa. il Alaska fo- ,he pazt three years.
 Nr and Mrs Baron planned D lezYs o- .ae Jefferson for shor trip og- asrs 1Lsols -o obtain passage and Ee-= obliged to Ea.- HI the arriTal c. -As Princess Sophia Friday. They n.Il Tlst: .a y'z1co9re-. Seattle. Port lzzt z.1 Tzllz T-zliz for about three weekg. seso-e returning to Ye,chikan wae-e -sey w.u make cheir home. The many frieada :. this popular young co1DIe will yisa them well
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
REFUSE, T0
 RECOGNIZE,
 BOLSHEVIkI l
Twenty Six Russian Prov inces Have Declared
 Independence

STOCKHOLM Dec 1s,-Twe2Ey- ssx Russian provinces and territories in their respective oouses- yesterday formally refused 70 recoglize ihe Bol s,.=7.s; government. 4 coalition Q; u, :hsse provinces and territories is @xve<-ci shortly when . general clean up q he Bo,shsviki faction wiI be un- de-take1. Sags correspondent ot the Local Po,i.iken. The correspondent warns he world to discoun. every Bo,Sh4viki claim from Pe;rograa
 PETRoGRAD Dec lS-AccordiHg -o -eporr ,ate tais aofte-roor. the oossacks have taken Ros-oy n Don. t:Sa-H:ag The BolsheyiAi forces and putting -Aem under arrest where they 1-e 1zd4- guards
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
CERtIuanvS a
 GETTING
 HOLDER
American Naval Forces
 May Be Asked to Help the British in North Sea

LONDON. Dsc- iS-Z~zz-3S :o- : s1-ozEs- 22.-o. U tAs Ne-cA Ssz -.z5a - ne ho2ss ot Cazzozs -A.s morning i=5 D ar z-:=-=s-.zs rspo-- from ths frs .as3 .: tAs Admiralty n his -2Pa-- As S2s3 .Aa: .ez A-.e-5ea1 aa. "a, :c9c=< -sE1- 1e s.51oe3 - -s:-- to-ce ,1s B-.,5sA 70 sz2-t g4e s1:2s oz 3-;r .- .Acsss zate-s- Ss- Ge35sS sz.5 s1z: 11s 5=s.-1c-5cz q fourteen s1igs ty ;14 Ger-azS t1ree q .asz 5z ne S-5,ls1 zE5=~s 1T -1s -oai4 ot s1s TFzs- saoe=z sza- tz= G=r-za ez- " = eg@-a;52g ~s-1 i=g.s-s2-. hold ness T1s =1s-y- A= szs1 .s us.zg la-E= szg= cruisers 4s mel. 4s s-cz-4-- .-ss = ::s zz-t2-@ Eeo- -e-cs---.= s1is2ZE Eo- -12- -s2<o- A= A=,.=v=S ..s Americans s.cz.3 1=.2 along -e.s 15-=
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
BATTLE WITH PYTHON
 IN NEGROES FOREST
Dispatches His Satanic Majesty After Terrible Fight;
 Measured 24 feet

MANILA. P l., Oct s.-Roy Barto' formerly Of the bureau Of forestry, was attacked last week by large phythoa while he was cruising timber near cadlz. Negros Occidental. Barto was walking along when the python seized him below his left knee and began dragging him nearer. Before the snake could throw coil around him. he managed to secure his bolo and struck il glancing blow where upon the python released it's hold. Barto then cur z pole and for two hours tried 10 kill the snake which re- pea.edly charged him with it's head raised two feet hiher than Barto, On ly by his strength and agility did he avoid these rushes. The python finally retrested into its den and Bar 10 then secured rife and assistance. Upon their arrival at the den, the snake made another vicious charge and was killed. The skin is 24 feet long and two feet wide and Barto is being congratulated upon his marrow egcape for had he been but few feet hearers the gnake's first attack might have proven more effective.
 Roy Barto is well Known here and the clipping was sent by Brown to the Miner for reproduction. Mr. Brown is nov at 1915 Aurora Avenue
 4ttIe.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
WILLTALK GENERAL,
 PEACE
General Trotzky Notifies The Foreign Embassies
 of Conference

PETROGRAD, Dec Alderman and Austrian ministers kuhlmann and Czernin, respectively. have notified General Tro,zky, chief of the Russian army. that they would arrive at BreSt Li;oysk today. when negotiations for general European peace will begin
 On receipt of the advice from the ministers General Trotzky notified me allied embassies that the armistice had reached 8 definite result and that peace negotiations would begin al once asking them to participate or 10 state whether they wish peace or not. The notice has been forwarded 10 the res pee,ive governments Of he Allied Ma tionS
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
EVERY NISER HELPS
 THE KAISER

Get back ot the Christmas Drive for members with your whole heart
 Every ely and town in the country is oranized for this supreme effort
 1 nigh mark has been set. and we of the Wes: don't want it said Ina, our ammunition was faulty be- eause O. cooling enthusiasm.
 Lets over.shoo- rather than fall shor-.
 Lets have every mem Der ot every family represented by a star on the service flags that are 10 do beacon duty throughout the land Christ mas Eye.-Red Cross Bulletin.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
RETURNS FROM EAST

Rev and Mrs (. T. Van Marter. returned from the east last evening on rhe Princess Sophia, after an ab- sence Of eight weeks. Rev. and Mrs. Tan Msr,er visited in Duluth Detroit and Chicago. ale-s theg visited with Nr and Mrs. Zend-- Mime. Zendt will oe remembered ss -he charming so- Drano rho gaYe one c: the Lyceum concerts here last September. Rev. Van Nsr-er says the east is getting its share O. cold weather and while n Winnepeg. the thermometer regis tered 5s' below zero Very glad 70 gel back ro Alagka's Banana Belt, they bo.a declare
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
NEW RADIO OPERATOR
 HERE FROM CALIFORNIA

M- ' Y C-3e-~oo.5 frs class E=--.-5czz- ~.o z--.Te5 o- -1= 45-.:- :. ETz-. .1-= zo-1:1g .-3z SAT E-a-- c-sco : .9 -=2,zc= C1iet =.=c:-.c.z1 ' : Sr=-1s=-- ~3o applied so- -=- -5 zzc--=- station +-- Sr=zd5c1 HI l=zr= so- -h= zoz-h T=rg z.o-ly VI. T.5e-wo.56 ~ill 1= s-z- -5o-=1 z- -5= Wireless S-z-to1
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
ATTEMPT IS
 MADEONLIFE
 EX-GOVERNOR
Powerful Explosion Tore Large Hole in Mansion
 Foundation

SACRAMENTO. Dec lS.-A pow .7t2. explosion occurred 8. midnight; las. a:s1, under the executive mansion ' @h;ea Governor stephens WAS asleep oa tas second floor The ex- g.o<.o. to7e a tremendous hole il he foundation scattering debris jar and s.1e- The po.!ce are convinced that; :ae explosion Was caused oy heavy charge 2: dynamite.
 The 7o,.oe have 10 clew Jo fhe per vs.-2-o-s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
t:
 NEAR CAPITAL
Said to Have Thousands of Troops Heading for Pet
 rograd to Give Battle

COPENHAGEN Dec. Is-A report ;1z; Genera. kersasEE. supported 5y soma thousand troops appeared in the Ttciri-y ot P=;rog-ad. is confirmed ia z dispatch from Haparaada 70 the Der .:asky TiGeade and published in :o- day's issue. The report says tha, the BolsheTiki government has sen. q large force +7 res- the incoming rev o.u-ioais-s
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18
MCCORMACK GIVES
 RED CROSS FORTUNE

Washington. D (. Dec 1S-An announcement was made at Red Cross headquarters today Of the gift Of slue.oo0 Q me Red Cross from John Mccormack. the noted Irish Opera tenor. Mr. Mccormack will make a patriotic concert tour. paying his own expenses. from the Atlantic to me Pacific coast. opening in Wash ing-on today with concert which -he President and Mrs. Wilson have announced they will attend.
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THE SENATE AGREES
 WITH THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 18.-The sen ate accepted as passed The resolution ot me house il reference 10 .he amend meat q -he constitution in inc Nat io1zl prohibition President Wilson's signature $ no. necessary, f is said and he legislature may sct as soon az i. desires One tez, c. he votes :ocay. indicate the sentiment ot lhe house i. toward woman suffrage and z constitutional amendment to that et- :=c-- The -est shows seTeu more votes rlan ne necessary TWO thirds
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CHICAGO. Dee. Is-Jess Willard announced ca,zz! .1zs 1e is ready te -=-=-t@- -4e ring and 9et@a9 .1e ziils sgz:zS- a1 co-e-S, .1= e-;:-e receipts "a go . -a= R=5 Cross
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u. s. ARMY SHOE IS
 BEST IN THE WORLD

Washington. n. (. Dec. 1S-The new Amsricah army shoe. contracted for by the government several moths ago. is now being delivered and is said by experts to be the best marching and trench shoe in the world
 The new shoes although maufaetur ei q less cost s465. are much stur- dier than those used heretofore They ala 10 be treated with water prooting materials.
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VIENNA PRESS SAYS AUSTRIA NOT A
 GERMAN NASSAU

NSTERDAM- Des- t&-Tas NsasS Wiener T2ssol&;, q Vienna i2 $ re cen: 5SSns comments CT gAe American 5scl2-a.soa .. ~a- zsai1S; Austria Hungary and says,
 ~P-sS53s-. Wilson's sudden idea ,A2s Nar mus; 5e declared against | Aast-t2-E5 Hungary oG t1s ground th2s sAs 5s Ge--21y'S y2SS2, is t1s e-azi- =. . At< career $ wa- ;ac.:e- We are zo; frightened ay his declaration .. z2- TA4. NJ WslSoa should think 1e k2owS u< he:;s- nan ~s know ourselves makes uS lzusA
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POLES MAY TRAIN
 AT PLATTSBURG CAMP

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FIRST DRAFT UNDER
 MILITARY SERVICE ACT

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NEW TNP-olo SERUM FOUND

LONDON. D%,- 1>-!- = announced ca2: The health and sanitary co1t 55t5c-t5o2s q she entente fooces ia S4.o-.z. a-'a c-s.is- .122 ever before T1=-e -s -o epidemic n 7.2sCaS and -o uphold
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COLONEL HOUSE REPORTS

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ROCKEFELLER HOME
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

LFYELANn. Dec. 1S.--John n. Rockefeller's beautiful Forest Hill home was destroyed by fire early this morning. The fire is believed to be cf incendiary origin. The department of Justice has sent force of men to investigate.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18

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FORCES
 TO BE WITHDRAWN

PETRCrGRAD- D=c 3s.-Ta= ~.;a- 1-z@z. .: t1s Russian troops from F9----z-1 1zs 5%@1 accepted 5y he pro -ac-2l Eov-s11=at- according Io me --z-z15 I41=2=11=..-.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dec. i>.-Geae7al Goe-1zls former Panama Governor, ea< eeza offered inc poss ot Quarter z2See- General q tae United S;a7es a--v He AzS made ae re2.r as i5 whether ae N.l, aceep. o- aoy=
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N4 SAWYER ssc<

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Washington. D. .. Dec. 18.-On motion of Senator Lodge. tho senate has ordered an Inquiry by the senate committee into the causes for the shortage of sugar and coal. with a view of recommending legislation to improve the situation.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-12-18

LONDON. Dee. 1S-E-he British ar. my balloon which dritted away from England recently, landed in Holland where | descended. according to a dispatch from Amsterdam. IL must hare drittsd across the North Sea