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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
NEW WEAPON USED TO EXTERM!NATE
 CURIOUS HUNS

PARIS. By MaiD-Yankee ingenu- ity has developed new weapon for use against the Huns, says the Stars and Stripes. the American army newspaper.
 No. it will not be used very often. yet there are times--
 An American unit Of engineers (ry.) vas -zuling ammunition and supplies Tor the French in the fee 0, one Of the German drives this year.
 At the height of things. when the Hun was coming over in force and afTa ncing in way that meant the logs Q, anything that could not be moved promptly. q s15.00G locomotive jump. 1 the track.
 Sergeant George Robertson, in charge, watched the battle for mo ncnt, looked al aia steam gauge. screwed the safety valve down tight. turned the Gil fuel reserve supply into the fire box and then effected q goii- sary and successful retreat
 Tiaii an hour later some sixty Ger mans were standing about the s,rand- ed locomotive when the boiler did the ore thing which Sergeant Robertson hoped fo--bleg up.
 IL aad the effect Of 2 14-fnch shell.
 Incidentally. Sergeant Robertson la nov wearing the CrOiz de Guerre.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
EARL BRIGHT TO JOIN AVIATiOh UURPS
 AS MECHANICIAN

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
FRENCH CAPTURE
 HAM AND CHAUNY
 BRITISH ALSO WIN
American Forces Clear Large Forest of COuchy of Enemies British Advancing Capture
 Several Towns on Way

PARIS Sept 7The French forces captured both Ham and Chauny Southwes. Quentin ard further south, General Mangins forces have Bars and threading Laon L4a Fere and Chsrlir Les Danes
 Of Ham the British advanced miles east Of the Somme.
 Hospitals Attacked WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY. Sept. 7.--Cernan ayators dropped eighteen bombs French ard American hospitals southwest So;Szon< Fortunately. the patients had been moved 10 caves jusE before the bombs began 10 -al.
 French Take Railway Junction
 PARIS. 7The French this morning have occupied the railway Junction Terer without opposition and thus cutting the German lire q communication between S Quentin and Laon
 British Capture Several Towns LONDON. Sept. 7Tne British troops advancing south northeast Of Peronne captured Of argcour SoreGrandes Me-zEreo1ura s todays announcement by the office.
 Americans Win Forest of Couehy PARIS. Sept 7-PuShinE -his morning the French have occupied che q Durv and oz aan three miles beyond Ham.
 North Of t@ yesls the Americans made further advance and winning the entire large forest 0: CouchE.
 Germans Preparing for the Winter PARIS. Sept. 7On =he Beigan-Dae. frontiers. the Ger landzus corps zoiav building lire 7t defense T. is believed here that German command purposes making -hs conform NeaS= r= the -ev viii be prepared for -ae winter
 Allied Forces Continue 0 Advance LONDON. S=--. -.T--51 zaou the dzz British. American and French forces advanced rom he Ca15ra the Asne. miles advance tan-.e made There god indications -ee Germans p-=r1g line 0t d=te-ze just outside ot the French frontier PARIS. Ssp-. 7The Che-ir Des Danes 1nder from the allied -r93ps from --.e so11 IT @ 4s1s o inc ward
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
LOAN COMMITTEE
 ORGANIZED
Sixty-Fwo Leading Busi- ness Men Named To
 Take Part in Drive

The EXecItiYe Committee of the Commercial Club of Ketchikan met I; the office of the NJ. &, NJ. Bank on Thursday afternoon for the purpose Of organizing for the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
 Plans were outlined and commit tee Of three consisting of Senator J. k. Heckman, Chairman. Chas. II. cosgrove, and Geo F. Rounsefell were elected to take active charge ,f the work.
 In addition to the Executive Com mittee consisting Of J. R Beegle, J. c. Barber, Chas. II. Cosgrove. J. J. Daly, J. R. Heckman, A. R, Larson, fremont King, F. E. Ryus, II. c. Strong.
 The following have been appoint ed to assist in the work:
 Capt. ]. Andersen. Finer Beyer. J. A Eenolkin, J. E. Berg. 0. BcrnhoT. ". 4. Bryant, C. A. Burkhardt, Eigcl buschmann Il. Bergman, Frank Col iinson C. J. Collins, w.. c. Dibrell, M. E. Dobbg, j. II. Davies, II. DcGueldre. II. Frlele, Y. ]. Gilmore, Claude flaw thOrn., L. F. Howard, ]. s. Hume. Perry C. Jenkins. F. Igoe. M. !. Hcn- neghan. D. W. Hunt. Ira Kelley, Geo. Locker !. 4. Logan, Jak Mckay, w. T. Mahoncy. Craig Miller A. Ncale. II. M. Nixon. Steve Ragan. U. $. Rush. J. E. Sayleg, w. r. Schlothan, ". E. Sharpe, E. r. Stewart, N. w. Jwestger Hugh Sawyer. Bert Simonds T. (. spcllman. Wm. c. Strcnch, II. R. rhompson. A. NJ. Peterson. MT. Fay or. Gunter Bay,) C. E. L. M Thay. er, R. F. Walsh, T. I. Watkinson,. J.
 Warden. ". C. Weiglc, N. R. Walk sf. Henry Wilkc.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
GERMANS ARE. DISSATISFIED
 SAYS REPORT
Bavarian Division Refused
 To Fight All Taken to Prison Camp

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 1.-Demorai- zatioa Of the German population is spreading rapidly. Also disatisfac- tion in the German army accompanied by mutiny and discordance is describ- ed in dispatches 10 Rotterdam by a special correspondent who says that 8 Bavarian division on the Arras front refusing to fight was immediately transported 10 a prison camp. More over. that when meeting Silesian regiment. trouble ensued which re- suited in the execution Of hundreds.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
BOSTON WINS

CHICAGO. Sept. I'm today's game, despite the superb pitching of Mays, the Boston team made two runs in the second inning. The Chi cago team securing one run in the fifth inning. Today's was the largest attendance of the series.
 In yesterdays game. it was one- sided affair until the first half of the ninth inning in which the Boston team through two three-base hits one run. The Boston team was badly out batted. The crowd was somewhat larger than the first day.
 LATER-Boston wins two to one. Batteries for Boston. Mays and Chang. Chicago, Waugh and Kiltfer.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
ROOSEVELT
 IN FAVOR OF
 LARGE ARMY
Would Insist That Both Austria and Turkey
 Be Brokn Up

NEW YORK, Sept. i.--America's fighting army in France next year must surpass in numbers of men both the French and British armies there, declared Col. Roosevelt in speech last evening. The Colone! would in- s.st also that the Austrian and Turk
 sh empires. be broken up and all those peoples liberated and the Turks must be driven from Europe. The Colonel spoke at the celebration of the anniversary of LaFayette's birth In conclusion the Colonel said: The Huns and their followers must be civilized before America is satisfied"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
THE STEAMER DORA
 MADE HER LAST TRIP

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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
30.0O0 MEMBERS CF
 ONE ORDER FIGHT

NET YORK. Sept ---Judge VII -..a1z supreme regent Of rhs order oi -oTai A-cau--2s announced today .1z. between -5.0fs] and 3o,0o9 mem -ers e .1= order z-a a- -.e front or n ne American raining camps -9-a5-sds are said -o oe ac-uaily talk par T -1e big 6-.Ye which !s push -z tzcz r1e Hun
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
ACRES 0F POPPlES en0W IN FRANCE
 SAYS J. TALBOT
Women Work on Locomotives As Firemen.-New Parody
 Made on Old Song

rzcE Tz.1z5= ct -2e Mears Engineer z-g Regimen writes under dare Of 1g-= = - Mrs Tal5o- as follows:
 We z-e located in q different camp z-~ and ]. looks pretty good 10 me. -7a:s 4t-e-noo2 z 5ig bunch ot us Ee1: swimming in quite 2 large river z21- o1+ and z nal: miles from camp Some French ~one1 were washing c,c,1e= 4s usual On rae Rlrer bank -7..e zz.s- vas ao- cold a. all compar- s5 win Toagaz= Nz-ro~s.
 -1e road Eo The river is lined with s1zd= --=e=. tEta. -heE are Cotton woo9- and F .z bezutito-. Along the --ad arg ==ve-z. eno-mogs houses. ai- nos cas:,=ss surrounded bg walls Of stone. Ias.1e -Es grounds are q pro tss.o- 0. rar.ed shade trees, green a-ee<s and -1e Ike, The first crop ot hay has been cu- and piled ii some Q .se ee,ds. Rad po2Dies grow all a-oa11 1e-e n abundance and in some places li:-le purple flowers are mixed 99 xstl -asa- There is about half z1 zcre cs red poDpie4 just short distance fTon camp
 Saw couple of wo-nen 1o-king on E--z1ca -ocoacE.Yes sodzy. evidently zz Greaen,
 Tz 1oe5 supply fa certainly con sar7e3 to tAe limit. old berry canes s7-;gs. etc. gre all bundled up and 1z.d as wood Americans ia the L. : 4 would 1eYer bother wirh such s.tsai. staff
 Here E q song which you may have 1e4r5 sung 10 tfe tune Of Don't
 a sae aaa+ that's feeding you." We sing it qalte oftea-
 -sF Yca don't ike your beana and
 Hard lack.
 f yen doa'; Ike your s.p-a sa;llon
 s.ew;
 10 m2sts- naat yog eat The tsbIe'g always ncz. l1-aegez ao kick that's coming 10 you, # you don't like your thirty monthly, |E goa're sore al The Mess Sergeant too.
 Just remember. my boy. Et's not Mama. 1e's Uncle Sam -a&t's feeding you
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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07

NEW YORK. Sept. Tt was learn ad today that Fedora. authorities are considering the stablishment Of an enemy alien barred one along the greater part Of the New York port ocean front and 5 miles down the New Jersey coast. on account Of sus- p:cion that German submarines opera ting of the Atlantic Coast are com nun.cating with Teuton agents on shore.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
HAYWOOD AND OTHERS
 AT LEAVENWORTH

LEAVENWORTH. Sept. Hay wood and the others convicted and sentenced 10 serve terms varying from cle year 10 twenty years. arrived here this morning 10 begin 10 serve their respective terms Judge Lanais who presided at their trial refused 10 gram them 3 new trial.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
BOISHENIk CAUGHT
 IN NEW YORK RAID

NEW YORK Sept. Tn raid here on the headquarters Of distributors of seditious propagandist literature by federal authorities. six men and one woman were arrested.
 The pamphlet for whose distribution they were held resposible is entitled Hypocrisy ot the United States and the Allies" and the police assert that the defenders are associated with the Russian Bolsheviki.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
TAKES NEW POSITION
 FOR PRESENT MONTH

Miss Corrine King. will be on duty ar Fields store during the present month. Her place a. the Post Office will be filled ty Miss Luella Wake field temporarily. Mrs. Groot is also assisting during the rush season at F!e!d's store.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
BUILD RED CROSS HOME

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 7.-Ths Red Cross building constructed by soaua.ae- labor and materials in the Civic Center has been completed Seventy men from he San Francisco Building Trades Counei, erected the building
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
SEATTLE MAY
 PURCHASE PUGET
 SOUND TRACTION co.

SEATTLE. Sept. At meeting of the city council last evening res offer 10 purchase the Puget Sound Traction interests and Light Power Company for the sum of fifteen mill lion dollars This to include the company's street car system. The offer will probably be accepted. it is thought.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
THE SENATE
 PASSES BILL.
Emergency Agricultural Measure Appropriates
 12 Millions

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-The tws.ve million emergency agricultural appropriation bill. with iss rider for national prohibition from July first 1919. and until the American armies are demo5ilized after the end Of the war. passed tae senate with q large majority last evening The b.l goes 10 The house -h:s morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
JEWISH FLAG IS
 RAISED FOR
 RECRUITING JEWS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 7.-The Jewish flag Of blue and white, with the "Nogden David" or the Shield Of David in the center. is floating above ,he British Consulate here for the first time in the history Of the city
 Young men Of the Jewish Legion in Palestine as part Of the British army are being represenrec oy this flag and Q call for recruits is being made
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
BIG LINER T0RPED0ED
 BUT MAKE PORT

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-The Am erican transport Mount Vernon. for nerly a North German Lloyd liner. Kron Prinzessen Celice, was torpedo ed two hundred miles off the French coast while homeward bound. She She was able however. to make port, tke report says.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
LEAVE FOR EAST

Mrs. Harry Ayers, left for Minnear olis today for visit home for about two or three months. She will board the Grand Trunk at Prince Rupert.
 Lieutenant R. 4. Mcclure, Of the 14th Infantry. L. s. A. is visitor in town from Seattle, and is d guest at the Stedman.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
BACK FROM PORT WALTER

Win Brind.e. soz of Mr. and Mrs. i. < B-indle Of Newtown. who has zpen, the summer al Port Walter. re- turned 10 town this mor=,ng 70 con- tinue his studies in the nigh school this winter.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
MONARCHISTS ACTIVE
 IN RUSSIA STILL

AMSTERDAM, Sept. "A Moscow dispatch quoting the newspaper "Ives- tia says that Paul N. Milukoff. fornl- CT Russian foreign minister, has re- signed from the Constitutional Dem- ocratic party. He intends to form a new political faction in Russia to be called the Constitutional Monarchist party. says the paper.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
OPERATED ON YESTERDAY
 AFTERNOON

George Lingerfelt, who has been i'll for the past ten days, was rushed to the hospital yesterday and operated en for append is. Dr. flyers per torm.d the operation and reports him resting much easier today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
SEN. THOMAS ANNOYED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-Senator Thomas last evening in brief speech before the senate. demanded that the person responsible for the draft round up in New York state, be dismissed in disgrace from the government service
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
SULZER L. 0. 0. N.
 DONATES TO R. CROSS

Mrs. L C. Pruell, secretary Of the Ketchikan Red Cross Chapter, an nounced this morning that the Sulzer Lodge Of the Loyal Order Of Moose had contributed 80 for the benefit Of the Ketchikan Chapter, of which Sul CT is branch.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
l. ]. DALY ON WAY HOME
 WITH MRS. DAILY

According 10 q message received by Hilton Daly, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Daly are nov on the way home and wiil arrive this week end. MT. Daly vent south q month or so ago to be operated on.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
DAVE PETREE DIES ON
 WAY TO ST. PAUL

SEATTLE. Sept. 7.-Dave Petree. hotel and brewery proprietor of Fair banks. and a pioneer Of Circle City, and the Klondike. died Thursday in S. Paul. while on his way to the Mayo Brothers institute for an operation, ac- cording 10 advices received here this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
293 CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON. Sep. Two hun d-sd and ninety-taree casualties are reported today. including forty. dead and one hundred and sixly-tour SC FeEe.y wounded
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
GENERAL MARCH
 REPORTS TO THE MILITARY COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. Sep,- General March =o.i taa senate military com -a!.tee today chaE the situation in France was naosE encouraging and .1as Eftn6e1 burs's line had been pierced. and ch2t -he allies tarthesr ro.1; from -1a line was only twelve miles away. The General is Tery op- .i-25st.c 0rer zha situation.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
BACK FROM JUNEAU

Mir Paul Stanhope, Of the Ketchi zan Pioneer, returned From Juneau where he went 10 help the Juneau Dispatch on the linotype until permanent operators could be &C., cured.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07

DUBLIN. Sept. 7.-Gambling has been revived among the working classes in Ireland. on account of the prosperity being enjoyed and the high wages being paid Shop girls and ser yant maids are patrons v- the book maker at the races and football games even
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Dr. Victor F. Lader of the dental reserve, was suicide here today. Melancholia in duced by his failure to see active ser vice was the cause assigned by his friends
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07

MARYSVILI4E. Cal. Sept, As $ means for raising funds 70 entertain he drafted boys. an sffigy ot the Kais- ar waS hung 5. 8 benefit ball here lu1s5 the cheers ot hundreds os per sc1s attending the dance.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
FORTY AIR SQUADRONS
 LOCATED IN AMERIC 4

WASHINGTON. n C. Sept IT ~zz announced today tAac four out ot s1s to--y air sQu2d-oas o-ga2arions z-.2o-:=G 1y -te War Department are -3 = located a Houston. Texas. anc .l-.-----slz c. raining brigade Of -1-s4 wings n Long Island, N '.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
GERMANY CONCLUDES
 PEACE TREATY

COPENHAGEN, Sept 7.-Germany has concluded peace treaty with Finland, according to a late report, The report adds that by the treaty Finland's entire man power is at the Of Germany.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
MR. AND MRS. LARSON
 LEAVE FOR SEATTLE

Mir and Mrs. 4. R. Larson left to- [ day for Seattle having received a i message yesterday reporting the very i serious illness Of MT. Larson's sis ter.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
LEAVES FOR SEATTLE

Talmage b. Payne, who returned re- gently from cruise Of the Boring sea left yesterday for his home in Seattle.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
GERMAN SEVERAL
 STAFF MOVES

]. GENEVA. Sept. 7.-The Ger : . man general staff a1 Spa. Belsi- : , m. has left for an unknown des- : . tina1icn. I. is believed here. ho~- lver. th2; the members are bound
 or Germany,
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
r T T4E WORLD VAR Z
 YEAR AGO TODAY

Se1 1-ss-s1tse sra342ozr :
 liner Mz11ehs1z eorDefoe6: 53 dead German avsasors ofy-asged A=ae-- | : te@a aosD1tz1 camp. killing five | Sept s-aee-ets Lansing ex- | p1set violations e neutrality bT | , Swedish oaseazls fa Argentina | , and 5-ockaol z transmitting : Gs~lasl caa.agraEas s9Tlsing Gfe | : sinking es Argentine ressels.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
LEVINE IS DEAD SAY
 RETURNED TRAVELLERS

STOCKHOLM. Sept. 7.-Travelers arriving here from Moscow say that Premier Lenine is dead. despite the Bolsheyikis' denial
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Harold NJ Postie, O. Thane. Alaska. was ap- pointed this morning second iieuten- ant Of Engineers in -he a-my
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
HETcHlxAN PASSENGERS

SEATTLE S=1c --E...cE cE.zg szE-=d for Es-c--1&1- D- F Ta,zs.. Jas CzLT4-- ! Bryant z-9 Fsz1p1 Bs.- soE
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07
DEPARTURES

Leaving to- rae sogta .a<tzT zs-e E-zes- Gann9z, Mrs Harry &Tess ' B.iEz- Wu- 5ch1soz- i ? I-a-zo1 and wife
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07

One 'So" gpokeu at night ls BortL .~c Never again's" the next morn ing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-09-07

When man gets bit, he gets bitter.
The record., 1918-02-28
Notice, Farmers

Being desirous of assisting any way possible in the Win
ming Of the great conflict which engaged
the and realizing that if might be instrumental in
placing upon Muhenberg County Farms Register
ed Hereford Cattle might be of service offering
place head of Registered Hereford and heifers
with OF leading and progressive farmers of this
y upon year that is will furnish bred cows
heers Registered Hereford any progressive farmer
under for period of years. he keep feed and
for business like for period of years
and rebreed the each year and keep all her off
spring until they IS months of age and breed them
Registered Hereford Bull of no akin and agree give
said farmer undivided half interest in and all the
ohsprng from said heiers and further agree
furnish registered Bull each year which
the hefers and said bull be Registered and of
akin said heers and the end of said years
we will sell all the offspring from said so raised
during the years will agree and divide equally
thereby allowing the farmer retain half offspring
SO raised from said to during the year period.
IT, after you have read this you interested in this
liberal proposition you may and and also Sc nv
herd of Hereords and will gladly give you complete
detail of my proposition. D. NJ Roll
Box 29I Greenvle Ky
The record., 1918-02-28
Kill the Rats.

Itook an AK and killed nine rats,
and left them in their gore: and then
1 borrowed Johnson's cat, and killed
a dozen more. And thus l did more
lasting good, the kind of good that
pays, than l could do by stunning
food on meatless days. We gladly
do without our steak and our ac-
customed bread; we're trusting that
our course will make the kaiser soak
his head. But what's the use, if we
allow the rats to be alive? The grain
they eat each day, 1 swow, would
make an army thrive. SO let US
have ratless day, day on which
we'll rise and chase the beastly rats
and slay until the last one dies,
Then we'll conserve to beat the band
and feed the largest host, and every
man in this broad land may have
his loaf and roast. No meatle IS
days or wheatlcss days we'll need
to win the war, if we get busy and
erase the pest all men abhor. While
men are Tightening their belts, and
knowing hunger's pain, the nasty
rats, doggone their pelts, are eating
up our gram. And so | take down
from its perch the sword of Bunker
Hill, and throQg the house for rats |
search, and kill, and kill, and kill.
WALT MASON