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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
IN the Curb Market.

Curb cioSe:
:eo Atlanta. sat-.
go biE Ledge; :.als-i6.
100 Boston and Montana t3sit5.
100 Calumet and Jerome s-lsd5s
.W5 cons: Arizona SIneIt. i-s1iIl-lG.
go GoIdGeld Cons. .0M2I
i.c3 Jumbo Extension. on G9E.
l.aU Mother Lode. a3Nat.
lgo Tonopah Extension. ~ a 5-l6.
sCO Aetna Explosives. ~ fD..h
SOD Chevrolet Motors. 135aI31.
200 United Motors Sis. H:c.
100 Consedn Oil. sL6;A
lS2 Federal OIL. "a ~.
go Victoria OF. new stock. %. as.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

steady: centrifugal. 7.2s: fnc regned gran
ulated. &c. Butter firm. Cheese strong.
Spot coffee firm: Rio rs. 15c; Santos As. 15hc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15

The help wanted columns Of The
Times-Dispatch are read by tho most
efficient workers in Richmond and
throughout Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
HENRICO TRANSFERS.

H. ]. Schmidt to Robert Lee Smith
30 acres on south side Broad Street
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET -
Who.esuIe tzuotxt lions. s
Market OuotatlOnat From Actual Salee
(Sy Woodson. Craig o.. Inc, RichtnDnd va !,
I. Is. Food administrator License No. q osit1
$E!chmond. Va October IL. 1914,
YSnsy dairy per lb..I,.....,.,. Is q 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15

SEw YORK. october. IN .rcsntiie paper.
four mouths. 6. s!N moa,hs ; Sterling SIX.
ia! biiS, si.a. commercial sixty day bills
vn banks. S.Isi-; commercial si&ty day
bls $500: dsmrri. $i,I.i.. cables. S.is5,
dcSl,.n dollars. - Government borg-
nsH:, rsilrvAJ Bonds stcsdy. limo loans
Strohs: stais !aEa. bid. ninety days. bi:
: lE.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Gales.
Stock

lg0 Advance Rumeley. pfd..
100 Ais Chalmers
So o9 nltis,Chalmers. pfd. 49,.
so9 AMER. Beet Sugar. COM.
i.9V2 American Can.
i% OF american Can, ptd. -.
80 americana Ctton Oil.
2v9 Am. Hide and Lea. com.
LOO Am. Hide and Lea, pfd.
spn american Linsecd Oil.
z.ioD american Locomotive. >.
2eu Amer. Locomotive. pfd.
i;.9Vo american Sinelting.....
i.9og american. Sugar.
LILO Amer. Tel. and '.cl Co.
40 Amer. Tobacco, pfd.
3vg am. Writing. Paper. ptd.
l,upg american Zinc. -. -.
iy.?o, Anaconda Copper.......
200 Itiantie Coast Line.
~ q. G; l.. of CT: (Baito.j :.
1850 baltimore and Ohio. =.
=. 300 Ee;h. steel. So pfd.
' 10 E a,rw z beeo ana %i,
!.iyo Canadian Pacific.
800 California Petroleum..
200 Central Leather. com.
500 chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
zoo Chi. Great West, pfd
5.0tc Chi. NIL. and St. Paul.
800 Chi. r. |. and p, COM
l.ign CHI. r. I. and r., So DR..
r .99nn Chi. r, /: and r.. 20 pr.
5SHo t,rucible Steel Cor, com.
$500 Colorado Fuel and iron.
SUo Colorado and Southern.
,dd'aaeeo GHrn Products, com.
i.s0O Db Dome eMssins;s.............
$500 Erie ......'''..'''''
$500 Erie. LIST pfd.
500 General Electric.
900 z zoo Goodrich. com. 49,.
n.hVo Great Northern. Pfc.
2'ann Great North. Orc Cts.
son Illinois Central.
l'39? !hterboro-ronU.. com.
,5o'ssG9n" lnspfration Copper.
5000 In. Mer. Mar. pfd.
i.iV" Int. Paper. com.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
i.i IicIPAL OWNERSHIP
 F. TACOMA FAILURE

TACOMA, June 13.-"The Muni- cipal railway is in financial straits" Tn-g vas the statement made to mem- bers os the city council today by Com missioner Harrison when he told the c:.y latlers that the citys car line, constructive fund had been just a bout depleted and Will have 10 have some mcneT 10 meet it's present debts. Commissioner Harrison declared that he railroad had but $500 in cash on
 ri and there were more than s14,000 unpaid bills, which were long over due and must be paid up at once.
 On Hotion of Commissioner Petit, the matter was referred to a special committee including Commissioners IIirr.G3n and Shoemaker Of the finance committee 10 try and find solution Of the problem and be ready to make q complete report Monday morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
bOCHESAkECEllNG II EVEkx 0ZEyL, ELl1nI
 ON E NIILESFRONT.
British Reports Advancing their Lines Short Distance of Flanders Front Boche Lose Their Heads
 In Haste to Get Away from the French

LONDON June lSa Germans are evidently taking ous the American thrust their ne n re Cgon valley. no-thWes. ot te Chateau Th Thev have uSed five yiS ions III attempting counter h thrust huc without success Reuter- correspondent zelegraphs the oice today.
 Ire British last night advanced their lines distance the Flanders front m the district southwest ot Paris The French this iron. likewise improved their positions. Prisoners taken II both operations
 PARIS June l3Ee French made further advances around LeEoy S Naur where y captured four hundred additional pris ard machine guns Thy also reocuped Mont court ard pay- ot Bussiar-s north q Narne
 mighty battle < raging along miles front from Nond3ier to Chateau Th There -he French advanced both fanas. buc the Germans able make small Germans hare been making recapture inc French important ground thar General F9cs veterans gained last Monday rgh ard Tuesday morning their attack the Germans broke down and il v1s-s, te French made further gains
 The evacuation by civilians Of C9nee has besn completed Thousands o refugees S-; arriving br special trans
 The French as- night S-rncs heavy blow he Gegnan forces which had ben sdTarcng me s7ing. They hurled them back across ..a 3fatz river.
 BERLIN JaE= 13-Ths French evacuated Car.eront woods east me bank o h= 0ise. The Germans are making progress along this lin.
 entire aSpc. ot -he No-5d.arOse 5a front ben changed bE the ErrcA attacks tc. were launched against the with such and T,s1r e-enr was taken bT surprise and certain Germans oSt their heads and gao their horses 70 .her artillery borrr under the bt tha- e--a id o -re tattEe had ,red advance q miles Some unknown rar-s of -he lds were found covered wit. German dead.
 WITH THE AMERICAN Agl-E ON THE NARNE June 13 -I1e @r-anz delivered attack against the Am ertcan forces E ea1 ods 8oursze ae dawn today but broken IT. Tne a.ts. vas aimed = rsEs their U Both o their rr41ees =zs sc-en win German dad Our ual-i@s wera slgh-
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SOMETHING is happening to flag in these days-some-
 ng good II Is making friends and making ones; II oeg taken out of stoes it is being decor atons II being removed from advertising getting nearer its rghul honen the hearts peope-for flag in the heart is worth two a pole
 We have in minds followed the flag given by Betsy Ross to George Washington lead and men of 6 as they azeo the a o human liberty we have the flag carried oy those quiet men who long rsked all that might
 over an uorokn union and they by the Foce of Lincoln calling upon government of the people oF the people and for the people shall perish from earth ad this peIchance has raised the personal question III each mind lis there anything should do?"
 We have also the flag by the ovs of today "o nave sworn to defend and who their regular mr. suits m order to do and have brave home folks OH "o races was written tho fact that the price patriotism is not pd o one alone and again has personal "ls there anything that should do?"
 We have seen all this know that flag the sign of the pest government that time has produced sum of all the vc tories that liberty has the hope the whole race on it's aei u oetr lhs but what does me-personav W @ lolioffoW IS Flag Day. holiday Ask yourself that question ana See II make heart an impression o the nations flag for flag in the heart worth two on pole
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
EELGishiS FORGE GERMAN ARMY
 CORPS TO WALK

PISTON, June Lieut. Henry La Ian (: ne Belgium army and ! memosr of the Belgium trade union 2.eTznent tod delegates 70 the Boston oeazral labor unlca that one of the est strikes in tae history Of the Tcz.d is now being fought out in his -saa--E where a.0re than 100000 maaosrs Of labor unions refuse D
 -1 for t1e Germans.
 Tais .s the first meeting Of organ -ee5 Ia6o; taa- hare attended ia ae1--r four yea-s,7 said the Yisitor "ls $ T his country as Q member ct . c-.au-ss.cn to investigate the work e organized labor during the wa
 T. the same as all others in Belgium Tea Aar was declared" he said, "ycl- 3n.sere1 for ssry:ce and for more than 1aree years never left the trenches, azc spt when was ln the hospital
 Tae people of Belgium would rather starye than work for the Ger mans and they Hculd starve were il ao. for inc relief that has been sent trc-a here and other places.
 The fac, that ,he Belgians refuse to w1-k sorces the Germans to use v4o.e army corps c. the different :ssks, and by keeping these men at
 a roEx that we would. under ordi- f.e.s- se;r cuuz-ances do. we are keeping ;lle;1 ogt og tne trenches and tine fight ing lines
 Stories have been published here about lhe taking C, men and women to Germany to work. These people were taken for he purpose Of soaring '1e others and forcing them into the sasas and oshcr positions.
 This acton on Inc part Of the Ger ,aaza a.4 nct bring about the desired -1sa,-s. snd >-deTs were issued in diff fc-aHt places D xeeD cut all kinds of tood. In one city Of s0,O00 persons, :cgs wss kept cut for 2 week, but a~se8 the authorities In charge saw ste manner n which inc people were a.cTiy dying Of starvation without 1a1D1stnt. th!s order was revoked. as the Germans dld not dare allow any saoye crimes to hc IaIed on them Boston Globe.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
SETTLE OFFICIAL
 DEFICIENCIES APPARENT
lave Allowed Hundreds of Aliens to Come to
 Alaska

Since the publication of the rules governing alien fishermen were pub .-sh3d in these columns, hundreds of aliens, principally Austrians have ilocked to the Assistant District At- iorney's office for enlightenment in the fishing regulations, according to statement made this morning by that official.
 ,Ir. Rasan planes the officials at the Seattle port for allowing these men to come to Alaska to engage in Gle fishing business without first in- forming them of the rules. MT. Ra- gan said .n part: q believe the great a1jOr.1y of those affected by the rules have no intention of defeating the law, nevertheless, they are fishing contrary 10 our instructions It may be. however, that the latest rules had not been received at Seattle before 'hese men departed" he added.
 appears that as soon as the rules zen fishermen have been rushing to tte office for more information, and this mas added considerable work that would otherwise have been eliminated ha 1 the Seattle office acted.
 Mir Ragan has written to all the canneries that aliens were not to be allowed to fish unless they had ob- aimed the necessary permission and the men are responding readily, ac. cor0.ng to late reports.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
17CHzNEs.- LAWYER
 AND BUSINESS MAN
 HERE FROM SELLINcHaM

5E-. T. P. E5-zizw. prominent la~y=- ot 9=-12g1z1 and Seattle. accolpa1- -@5 1T N-z- Eirs1zE arrived o1 cae Spokane T@ste-9@T and arg Fsgscs-@d 2 -.s sca5-zsz- 9- E5rsazw is a--e n 8 1-s5-ess --.p- Fs2-esea-l1g a Jig concern composed ot solid business
 se4 ot Be-sLzgaem and Seattle. 10 @=z- @f-5 -ze merchants here oa -=E aas5s. taat q eliminating the -15@-5@-laan- The company is also s@d1 D hare l1 mind the building ot -.g c41ne-g 51 The 7ic5af,y of Caats- zl S-rztz-
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PREVIOUS STORY
 IS CONFIRMED

NEW YORK Ju1a 15--How --ans- po-- raced ap -h4 Atlantic coas- win 34-kez=1 aig1-s a- nigh. and uade- 2 t1ill pressure ot s-ea1 | order 10 s-Q6e German submarines. a. least .Eo ot which gave chase. which was .ol3 oT members Of -he crew 2 taw days ago. @zs confirmed today by the captain
 T~o Of 1As sgtu.2-.nss va-e sight d bu- a- sach distance. says rhe cap sain t2al sAey were a0- iden1taed by number and ne race began be-~aen -he beasrs and the t-a1sPort. ,he lat .=- reaching szte-y before The subs coul6 Go a1y-1s1g-
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LEAVES FOR scRTH

5ssa Nora 8l1setz who has 5@an z-z2.z1g Hi.A N-s- 5sca D4ytes for The Czs. rEo weeks eff o1 the Spokane last ersn.ag She ni.s ztop z- Pete-s- -zeg :oF short stay 1zsh hs- zfz-er Ngz- Srotzr and then NiIl go 0a 10 @=T aoz1a sa Do1glaz. rezlt1g her 2o- s--lc1 aE assszEznt 2oe-zaistre.s ar --at 2-ac=- While here. Miss Musesh Ezs eaJsv-zlre5 .: eg1ice z tew parties gctc=n az especially sn her honor.
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C3H s.lSSs0fs TO
 YiS.T NORTHWEST

#ASHINGT0E. June 15-A speci- . zV-s-:sa-.oz 70 &acover uarepor-- e5 enemy oE3e1 property il he Pac- inc Northwest states and il Utah. has esaz undertaken by tAe alien proper = -usEc5san- The commission may 2 zE .5z.o--eVz The custodian be- i.=Tss e-ea. deal ot property owned > =1sly alien interests il these @-1ss 1az Eos aesn reported and q -.---8S1 investigation Till ba made
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kENMEcnTT NINE FIRE
 ENTAILS s45,000L0sS

ccaDOyA, June 5.-The fire at the Boaaaza mine. Kenaecott, yesterday asornlng, resulted In the complete de- s.ract5cl Q the newly-erectsd four stcrT 51nkAoase. and also the mess 4o1as- The blacksmith shop and boil CT house were only slightly damaged
 The Io@s fs estimated al ss5.161, the fire haT!ng been caused by the cleo trfc El-tng becoFoing crossed above the ceiling ca lae upper floor os the buakhouse. which waa modern g,ruc- tafe- TEe work of rebuilding inc 1s11ac1ge already hss teen started. an. e4s-ng S.le interim the lahorers vii fe. .guartersd .n the old sankhouse Times.
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MILITARY AUTHORITIES WILL. STOP TRAFFIC
 IN LIQUOR

CAMP LEWIS, June 13.-Energe;Ic s.ses are planned by the military au- ;i.e.;ties. i- was said today. to put an end a il:cic sales 0. liquor TO the sol 5ls.s he-e. which has been on the in- crease until the amount q liquor dis 'I.9si.ed has reached he highest point sine -he establishment Of camp. The campaign against violations Of the 5.g law vii! center in Pierce county n which the can,onment is located. j sale Q: haYoring extracts and Ja- -a4-ea ginger :n Tacoma is regarded = military authorities as a great s.zp toward con.ro. of the situation.
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-EATH FAMILY GO SOUTH

NEs- F. | Heath accompanied oy
 = -1r@e daughters Nra. Slocten, 3fszs 1z5r2.e and Ada Heath. left rhts morn ing or the Humboldt for 2 visit with .1-e1@s -z Seattle. expecting 70 re- z1a5n llcLfa or so, AEz Slo-te1, TEo -4s 1oE been iu goa1 health iz-- -en3s to s-2T sonewl3zt longer.
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= 3L ES FOR BROTHERS WILL ESSARuy
 FOLLOW

HASHINTON. June 13.-In urging congress 70 pass new revenue bill Q his session. Presiden, Wilson warned the lobbyists 70 keep their hands of in the following:
 Tasrs is 10 danger O. deceit now. An -iatsase and pitiiess light beats upon every man and every action in ta-s tragic pl0t of war that is now upon the scene. If lobbyists hurry to Wash -E-a-3 II 70 a-teIDc D turn what you do in -he matter cf taxation 10 their pro- tec,ion and advantage. the ight will .. a.so upoa them.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
MISS RANKIN HTS
 WAGE FIxERS HARD

WASHINGTON. Jane l3--In pro -es-.-s zgs-z- he lc@ wages sor wo- Zsa q. -1e governments bureau q =agraF-1g and printing, Miss Jaanne.- te Rankin Montana coag-e=swo oman. expressed za= wish -o6zy cEz, The people who fl wages could oe con- g@-e3 to live g2oo The wages they 3L.zS Rankin said saac wages ey92-- -e -zize4 F -.s girls would or : z-s-
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! SURE ENOUGH
 HONEST MAN

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SHIPPING BOARD
 RECRUITING OFFICE OPENED FOR BUSINESS

W 2 Wa,keT- tAe Rexali druggist 1ar=. 1zs bs@a appointed an enrolling sg=n- for -ae T. : Skipping Board, eo enroll yovag Americans. from 2l 70 9, for serv:ee il the Merchant Ma --2s- f-e received 1o.lce ot hi. zp- 2 -2---Izz. .e~ dayz ago and is now n z position -5 receive applications for :1e T. :. Merchant Marine.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
WAR OFFICE TO
 ALTER PLANS IN
 MOVING TROOPS

WASHINGTON. June IS,-The war office plans to ha able tc announce not .ater than July Fourth that s million men have left American ports for 2a6 hat thereafter ]. will Aave ;c GU; down oa the pace kept for M2y and June in order that supplies may 5e to-wa-Sse3 T2e moving of troops during IAe balance of June. Aoweve7. will ee paShsa vigorously. is $ am 2Gnee5
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-uusoLo- sooT-sou.o

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MAYOR WAKEFIELD CALLS MEETING
 OF CITIZENS

4 meeting of the citizens is called for eight o'clock this evening at the Council Cham Der for the purpose of taking uD the celebration of the con- ing Fourth of July. All those Nho are interested are re. quested to be present.
 A. A. WAKEFIELD
 Mayor
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thai date.


L5>7DOt, Jgne 13,-Ktag George aes Dus i1io eTec- z rule doing away z:...1 a1 raen ID lo 8 years ot age in .le royal 3oaseholds The king pre- T.cE 5sT Teisa ed more .han 590 men from the royal households for military saET.ce os whom 55 have beea killed an3 = rounded. In tae kings private room ln inc Buckingham palace hangs 2 war-serY.ce roll
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CITY OF SEATTLE COMING

SEATTLE E--@ 1s-Ta= Ct.y os S=z1t-e s@I.a5 zr r=l g'ezock rzzs --o.1- ing to- -1= z.aE-4 EE-1 -a@ sogloE5zg Ezss@1ze-s f0- E@.clsEza M- Do-y: -A , GeE,sl-17.s , r@1--ies. s'a1I S-zz1ole and wife; Geo- J B=.l@T:a,e. M-s- c z and ,1e Misses Es1z- sas E---2z NeZs0oc T T, TEo@csoz- w..te and aa5E. r Ltnds-aits; 1f E,Iu-rtc.... Ida g- and 4d=35zs Bzr-1s-e- g5,s@pz- inc DzTi9so1 and s=Fen1e@a z.segzee.
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.f8" as #ade b Unload :Ighty 5oas of Copper
 iaf Submarine

%E" Ec&E. Ja@s 15.-Waen he
 .z.-szs- ss@2-sa-2 Eendegsen was e.c-c55 v davs ago while rwo zCla-e- -1--5s o1 -a= virginia coast. .1e --Sw ues Ezs- Ec-eed D remove eisasE ,71s 2. copper i1go.s into the sysa a--a-.r=. aad hen :3la steamship T-s sc=-.e5- Eae crew was rescued ssz1 a- --zseoars ay the Henrik lazd. . Danish steamship and arough. Ee-e
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60 0l.|EnfvMEWT MUSTACT

ST. PAUL, June 13.-Resolutions were sdoprsd today by the American Federation Of Labor asking the gov ernment 10 take over the telegraph ia order to avoid 9 strike of the op- orators.
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UMATIlLk MAY
 SOON OFF BEACH

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-Ac- ccrding to adyices received here to- day. the Pacific steamship Umatilla "aich went aground on beach in Japan, may be soon released Every thing is progressin- icely, the re- port sayg for the saring of the big liner
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.-.= sX .L AFTERNOON

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THE CAPTAIN Is BETTER

PARIS. June I%--cap- Archie | -c4ere.-. who WAS D ounde1 in action in March, 2ett today Tor London on a sle- i@.i. Ills arm has been re- Tncrs1 rem t5e ss-ag ard ae can walk at his eaEe>
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FIRST PICNIC OF SEASON

Taking advantage ot the beautiful day tAe M- r. Sunday School held lts fEz1 sicalc. fearing early tfis morning fe- Blank Fs3zn9, where the children g-zl2 ard big parents and teachers a11 Eis-1 ReY Ean 3lzrrer in charge, 2 happy day E.ll be enjoyed .n the cDen
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NEW YORK, June l5.-Ths scarcity ot clothing . Germany has resulted ;a a2 order 71at 2ll municipalities nego- t5a-e vii. societies for the utilization . materials usa5 to- Aau decorations says t1s Berlin Tagse,a-s. 2 recent cc2r ot mich has been received he-a.
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s0DAYS CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON. June 12.-One hun Ggad and 5lshiy-e;ght make up the casualty list today reported by the war office. Twentyeisht were killed in action or died from wounds and one Hundred and thirty-seven were wound e3. eleven severely The others are
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13

There !s plenty Of elbow room for civilization in the land when the peo. pic gre more Interested in the account Of divorce case or q murder t1an in great movements 10 better things.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
PERSSRINGS TEACHER
 DIES

FARGO. N. D. June 1S.-M-s. Anna C True, Gen J. Pershins's teacher when &e waS acy ot seventeen. died here las9 nisa,- Tho Generals par aa:s lived as e.ae lime a. L.aelede. Nc. where Mrs True conducted private school.
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THE RUSH IS OYER

SAN FRANCISCO, June I3.-Taere ~-. man applications for enlist men n --= s5r5.cs, although the en- .is-la1- T.taoGt registration has ex- 5-rs1 1ea--f eea days ago Over four --'s-sz-ed youths enlisted prior to June
 @ Tad rsseaed 1Asir majority on tEzs- fare
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GERMANY IS
 KEEPING TAB ON
 AmERlcAn FORCES

AMSTERDAM. June ls-The Der lin papers today announce t.at of the 12G ot million American soldiers in he 1sid sa France. oa1r Ea1t ot them are actually fighting. he ress are held ia reserve
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Anchorage has sent out a call for one hundred laborers. 75 men are said to be needed for extra gangs and grading work on the Turnagain Arm and about 25 for work on the main line north os Anchorage
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' s9sEE!I2'iM;aNY E!' TO BRING
 MORE TROOPS

LONDON, June 13.-Germany is about to withdraw the bulk of her troops now in Russia for service on the western front, according 10 Maxim Gorky's newspaper.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
Boston Globe

{ r9or hoy who haa to go 10 school gaabby F no: greatly cheered up by reading accounts Of so many men who have risen from poverty 10 fame.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
MOVEMENTS OF buatS
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lf FOR DAYS SHOPPING

-- za1 Nrs. Ceo. Locker were in pes er3ay fro-n the Camp. Mir Locker on business and Mrs. Locker oa shopping :onr.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13

WEST POINT. June 1S.-Secretary Baker in his address 10 the military graduates of the academy today said he would soon have more than mil lien men in France.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-13
TIE WORLD WAR <
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JUNE 1s l3lT-Ge-rnans . made air raid oa London, killing .
 , g and Bogndfng s37. 1.
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 . pToDr.atio1 Dill carrying s2,0Gg.- .
 : e5Ss9.9'l8 passed by congress. I