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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06

NeNVFTIN SHkC UV0 OVIIH 10 T''T NV
about boarding-h0usc prunes. That
Joke is as old as the hills
ooh. | don't mean that said the
first war worker. Il really mean it.
You see, am from California, OUT
where we have all kinds Of fruit, You
know. OF course, I lived in the city,
but thought knew all about things
that grow.
"Prunes | accepted as matter Of
fact, and never thought about them
one way or the other. IF you had
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
Deceptions.

'Didn't the late Z. T. Barnum say
the public likes to be humbugged?"
''Yes. But he didn't mean the way
the Prussians have tried to do IL"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06

they bushes
thing Just that's ALL
en 90 home can tell the folks about many things crowded street
the lovely baby
he
is
looking through dictionary and there it,
the ed o
never Il Did
How bout
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
nne,s Duty 70 subdue Fear.

It is an everlasting duty, valid In
our day as IN that-the duty of being
brave. ValOr is. still value; the first
Guty for a man is stiA that OF su0du-
tag fear.--Carlyle
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
Uncle Eben.

'T has noticed said Uncle Eben,
"dat de fact of a lot o desc congress
gemmen is paired don't allus mean
dey's doin' special good team work"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
Economlzinu.
.ifn ecnnnmizlnp7"

ais your wife ecOnomizlng?"
"Yes," answered Mr.. Meekton. "ShS
makes our Pomeranian eat regular
bread instead of fancy dog biscuit"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
Irish, Both

Aged Criminal (who mas juHt got
life sentence)-"Oh, yer honor, shall
never live TO do it." Judge (sOOthlng.
ly)-"Never mind! Do as much Of 1t
as you can. boston Transcript.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
cnnuict Themselves.

Those who believe so earnestly that
"money will do everything" are most
apt to be willing to "do anything for
money. Max.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06

von1 be given ashore academy third being spent at sea dong
all other enie' mem III" '
academy for two years " 10 2'
..,
practical kno"ec@" WA on
would officer O enlisted
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
What IS Prune? How About This Definition?

tt7 HAD to Washington to find out what pnn' was
the other afternoon e|
onevr on tbe street car "Now dear protested the other 1or
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
& ASHHNGTONf ( 81
E5, Sz5G >STDELIGHTS l&al
And That, If You Please, Is True Patriotism

U the Liberty loon line And when r nm urn
thrilled her
neraona heng win te war; She was Nv seLv
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
Should Mdshpmen Serve Years Enlistment?

T IS the Of officials the department that VerJ ma
shir,nan Of In fa was l'
nvemel Of deD1tnent officials ~ rc-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
Must Have Bumped His Ankle With His Head

RyAPOLEON BATCHToR coed driving delivery down
$50 O'Clock at night The truck filed with food
Mashngoan Sunday dnners Napoem crossed II
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
Pleasant Sunday Sights Above Capitol Hill

BovE grcer Capitol hill there are streets t @
section OF
homes Ig sou Sunday morning ,r ,s
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06

hy the young troops; so, you see that'
after all. the boys were the first to in
case themselves in armor and we're the
earliest of the knights.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-12-06
Spirit Of ComTadeshiD
in Canadian Forces
typical of That Prevail
inc Among All Troops
Opposing Germans

. HERE Is a story told Of the
colonel of Il certain regiment OF
British troops who was address
ing the men under his commant
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

candidate 100000 glasov . Tt
je bill sijajni uspeh preganjanja
~zatiranja i'm mueenistva. Policistt
i'll drzavni pravdniki i'm sodniki
jetnisniearji in biriGi vsake vrste
S samim "zeleznim" kancelarjem
ma celu SO u~niGevali in ubijali so.
cialno demokracijo, in OBJ vsenl
tenn unicevanju je zrasla tako, da
JIG mladega Viljema obhajala kur.
in polt -.
Zgodovina je uciteljica Glove
silva, ali uciti sc he Una vsakdo.
Bismarckova zelezna pest Sc je
skrhala, ko je bila pc socializmu.
kljub temu ga zopet ubijajo VISA.
kovrstni pritlikavci, i'm ga bUdo
ubijali nadalje, ker so preomeie.
nj, da hi razumeli nujne zakone
zgodovine. Ali cesar nj mogla u.
niGiti S sila Bismarckove drza-
We, ko je bilo Sc mlado i'm mai
hno, tudi he bodo unicili smesni
hlapconi kapitalizma in v pretek-
lih s~toletjih zaostali oblacni inze-
nirji.
Socialism je nujna posledica
kapitalistienega gospdarskega re-
da IN mora zmagati, he ker pravi
tako ia ali ona Oseba, ampak ker
zahteva to neizpremenljivi zakon
razvoja. Mi moreno lie pospesiti
ia razvoj, in pri tenn delu mas ne
bodo zastrasili komicni posnemo-
valcki Bismarcka>
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
0 vOinO varcevalnih Znamkah.

Svoje certificate, izpolnjene ali
lie deloma %izpolnjene.
Nlada YAM vrne, karNe plaza
Ii, in doda obresti ter povisanje
enega centa "a vsako vojnovarGe-
valn0 znamko ma certifikatns
Pregled tsh povracil V denarju
Je natiskan na zadnji strani Vol
novarcevalnih certifikatov.
Upati pa je, da sc bodo liudje
pOsluzili tie pravice lie V slucaju
potrebe
Znamke in certificate je mogo-
&c dObiti ma postnih uradih, ban
kah ali Trust Companijah, nave
cini zelezniskih posta j, V proda-
jalnah, tvornicah, privatnih klu-
bin, druzbah in organizacijah ter
ma stevilnih drugih mestih, XII j.
majo tozadevno dovoljenje.
Ker imajo "a seboj vse boga-
stvO Zdruzenih draw ter jih je
mogoee vrniti ma zgoraj omenje-
hi nacin, je jasno, da he morejo
lie znamke ali certifikati izgubiti
svoje vrednosti .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
Ne, sodrugi! To je hazardna

Ne, sodrugi! To je hazardna
igra, igra z interest proletariata,
igra, nedostojna stranke, XII mai
osvoji svet in osvobodi delavstvo.
Hrvaski sodrugi ~pravijo, da sc
ne morejo 2 mani s~trinjati. Nasi
predlogi Jim dajejo prostost. Gla-
"a nase predloge, pa bostc
dali vsakemu, kar potrebuje.
Po sklepu kluba stew. l.
Flip GOdina, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
DOPISI.
Chicago Ill.


Chicago, Ill.
SLOW. soc. klub stew. l. je dobil
cd hrvaskega kluba stew. 3 V
Pittsburghu, Pa, sledeci
APPEL,
Upravljen ma sva udruzenja ju.
gosl. social. Saveza u America.
cd strane udruzenja broj 8.
Ms. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dragi drugovi:-
Pred Wanna stole dvije glasov-
nice. Prva cd Glavnog Odbora ma
Seq Saveza, "a saziv kongresa,
druga cd Udruzenja broj 1, Chi
cago, ILL.,, "a podijelu ma sekcije
- pc narOdnOstima. -
Drugovi! Mi smo wise nego
uvjereni, da razdor nije dosao u
mas Savez, radi narodnosti, nego
radi principielnih in takticknih
razlika. A takodje j Wanna je 81
gurnO V stvar vrlo dobro po-
znata j sigurni smo, da gojite nase
misljenje o istoj stvari. Tko god
kje pratio pisanje nasih glasila
Pfoletarca i Rad. Straze, S ovime
mora da je cd davna ma Gisto.
iStoga mi, do Saveza, svjeni
svoje radnicke s%tvari, upravlja-
mo oval APPEL ma Vas, takodjer
nase drugove, ola svi kao jedan,
odbaeite iii glasate prot podijele
pc narodnostima. Nj moramo da
radimO ne Same "a slogu mas
Slovenaca, Srba j Hrvata, nego
svih naroda - cijelog svjeta. A
da Ii bi to chill, ako bi Sc podi-
jelili ma Hrvate, Srbe i Slovence?
Ne! Udruzenje broj 1, u svom ko-
mentaru ma njihov inicijativni
predlog, lijeva krokodilske SUI,
mad saveznim novcem, j da sc Sd
sazivom kongresa stavlja Savez u
opasnost i kocku i t. d. i. t. d. Ko-
like Ii ironije, i frazologije, i pa
radoksalnosti tom "jauka-
nju'i!
Drugovi, kongres &c sc svejed-
no obdrzavati, ako &c j poslje, pa
zaStO da stvar ne uredimo elm
prize i razcistimo i raztjeramo
gadne oblacine, koje prijete OPP
stanku SaveZa - zaSto ne sazva-
ii kongres elm prize? Da, vele
drugovi broj l da cekamo dOk
stranka odrzi svoju konvenciiu
i {. d. i t.. d., a Ear nije stranka
wee imala k%onvenciju j to izvan-
rednu, ma kojoi 81 je osvjetliala
lice - istupaiue van kao najveGa
protivnica militarizma? Jest, ali
to Udr. broj 1. zaboravlia.
Drugovi, he mojte da Vas Ova.
kOve pOdvale sa strane spomenu.
tog Udr. odrZe cd glasovanja "a
kongres. Ma kongresu Gemo Sc po-
gledati u lica pa eemo, kao svi.
jesni drugovi i socialist riiesiti
tai kaos jedanput "a uvjek.
Opet Vas molimo, da prize do.
bro promislite nego glasate "a iii
proti.
Ia slogu svi potlaGenih, estate
Udruxenje broj 3.
Mas klub je ma svoji zadnji sci
dine Is. marca sklenil, da odgovo.
ri sledece ma ia APPEL:
Tudi mi Sc strinjamo S tenn, da
maj sodrugi dobro premisliio, pre-.
den glasujeio. &c pa res premisli
jo stvarno in trezno, tedaj smt
prepricani, da bodo glasovali "a
nase predloge in proti kongresu
Udruzenje 3 pravi, da preliva
mo krokodilske solze zaradi Eve
znega denaria, Ola govorimo o he
~varnosti "a Zvezo, pa imenuje VS.,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Zakladniski oddelek ameriske
Wade daje' sledece V %javnost:
Vasa dezela je v vo.ini. To vol.
no moran dobiti. Najbistvene.jSa
stvar, potrebna "a zmago, je de-
mar. Ia denar mora spraviti sku-
paj narod dezele. Da ga pa spra-
vi skupaj ter posodi vladi, je ire
ba v%arcevati, pri cemer Sc bodo
seveda tudi dobivale 0bresti ter
DO denar warren mad vsak dvom.
Loze je var6evati V malih zne-
skin, kot pa z velikimi svotami.
Da Sc omogoGi vsakemu V dezeli
vareevanje, so izdelali nacrt, po-
tom katerega pricnete lahko var
cevati s 25 cent?, torej z emo ce-
trtino dOlarja.
Kupite 81 varcevalno znamko
"a % centov ter jo prilepite ma.
varcevalno izkaznico ali karto.
TakO karto lahko dobite tam,
kjer kupite varcevalno znamko.
Tia karta ina prostora "a sest-
najst takih znamk.
Kakor nitro je vasa varGeval-
ma karta n%apolnjena, dobite la
hko vojno varcevalno znamko. S
tenn pricne vas denar donasati o.
bresti A odstotkov, plaGljivih ma
fetrt leta. Isto znamko lahko do
bite direktno potion nakupa "a
gotov denar.
Cena teh vojnovarcevalnih
znamk Sc izpreminja sorazmerno
5 casom, ko Jill kupite. Tekom de-
cembra 1917 ter januarja 1918 je
znasala cena $4.12. Pc tenn casu pa
sc poveGa cena "a ELI cent vsak
mesec tekom leta 1918.
Razliko med vase prvo varte-
valno karto (Thrift), XII predstav-
liza stiri dolarje, ter ceno vojno-
vartevalne znamke, morate pla-
cati v gotovini. To pomeni:
&c ste 81 nabavili vojno-varcce-
valnO znamkO decembra 1917 ali
januarju 1918, izrocite svojo pr
vO varcevalnO karto ter placate
y centOv poleg tega. V februarju
1912 ste moral placati re dOdat-
nih ID centov in tako naprej Pc
en- cent wee "a vsak mesec tekOm
leta 1918. Tia razlika in to poveGa-
ME predstavlja zasluzene obresti
Ter sc vrnejo tie svote pri dozori.
tvi.
Dozoritev sc izvrsi l. januaria.
1928, kO DO vlada placala pet do
larjev "a vsako tako vojno-varce-
valnO znamko.
z nakupom prve vojno varGe-
valne znamke dobite vojnovarce-
valni certifikat. Tia certifikat
ina prostora "a dvajset Vol
nv-var1-valnih znamk. Nalepote
te znamke ma tie certifi-
kate in predstavljale bodo dine /.
januarja leta 1923 vrednost 1OO
dOlarjev v gotOvini.
Kakorhitro je 'dvajset NEST ma
vojnovarcevalnem certifikatu IL
p%olnjenih, Sc zakljuGi, a lahko sc
nabavi nov certifikat. Tekom de.
ccmbra leta 1917 ali januarja
1917 so znasali stroski "a nakup
ninO $4.12 "a vsakO znamko ali
~dvajsetkrat $4,12, to ie $S2.4O I'd
polni eertifikat.
Prvega dine v ianuarju 1923 oil.
kupi vlada ia certifikat "a 100
d~olariev.
To pomeni, da dobi lastnik Ger
tifikata 6isti dobieek $3.50 "a IL.
porabo svojega denaria.
&c hi slucajno nepricakovanc
potrebovali denarja v gotovini
ga lahko dobite &c zopet izrocitc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Vsi, XII morajo placati dohod
ninski davek in ga ne placaio do
30. marca t. l., so podvrzeni kaz-
MIN.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19
PRAKTIcEN
soCIALIzEM
navadne erke

navadne crke
he more i'll ne SINE izgubiti svoje-'
ga razrednega znaGaja, ker V
svojem temeliu je zastopnik raz-
lassencev, Xxi Sc bojujejo "a nov
svet in novo z~ivljenje, ustvarja-
joel S TEN tudi nov MAJOR o svetu
in zivljenju. Tudi obtini mora
nastopati v znamenju preObrata,
Xxi sc ina izvrsiti z umnim delom,
rusec stare navade in oblike. Ne
umestno hi bio, vdajati Sc iluzi-
jam o vsegamogocnosti prihod-
ME socialne revoluciic. Zanio .je
treba predpogojev. Razvoj k.pi-
talizma in %pomnozitev proletari-
jata ustvarja BOZ, in kelikor po-
polnejsi je ia razvoj, toliko brez-
obzirnejsi BIO razredni boz, svo-
il skrajni visini nazvan totalna
socialna revolucija. Proletariat
81 mora pripraviti tia povsod, ka-
NOR koli sega njegov vpliv, da IL
vojuje BOZ prot suzcnjs =, in
reakciji.
cato ne m pozabiti, ia jc tn
di 'obcina ustvarjena ma razredni
razliki kapitalisticne druzbc, raw
no tako, kakor drzava sauna. Po-
liticna moe kapitalisticnega raz-
reda, Xxi sc zrcali vsej nag::i V
danasnji DRAW, je tudi V olfini
sredstvo "a izrablianje vsega
produktivnega, a nepOsedujoce-
ga razreda. HistoriGna nalogl
proletariata je, Ola odstrani to
p%oliticno moe, Xxi je, kakor pravi
Marx, oficijelni izraz razredne
razlike V drzavi, dezeli in obGi-
nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Zlato prihaja zopct v vecji mno,
zini vZdruzene drzave, kot odha-
ia IL Nth. Zvezni rezervni odbor
poroca, da znasa izvoz zlata v s7i-
ri tednih, XII so Sc koncali 2 dnem
10. februarja $2,977,OOO. vecina
zlata je bila odposlana V Mehiko,
Venezuela in Srednjo Ameriko.
IL Kanade, Mehike in JUNE Anne.
rike so pa uvozili IA SO, l03, DOC
zlata. Cd 13. julia so izvozili IL
Zdruzenih draw "a SIG, 050, OOOC
zlata, toda izvoz sc znizuje cd me.
SEGA do meseca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-19

Chicago, Ill.
SLOW. soc. klub stew. /. je dobil
cd hrvaSkega kluba Stew. 3 V
Pittsburghu, Pa, sledeci
APPEL,
Upravljen ma sva udruzenja ju-
gosl. social. Saveza u America.
cd strane udruzenja broj 8.
Ms. Pittsburgh, Pa.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17
OUR VEGETABLE
AND FRUIT FAMINE

Ii is notorious that in this land OF
plenty am reckless exploitation OF
natural resources there should be no.
thousands. but znillions-who don't
know the taste of green salad or
sueeulent vegstab bic, or a ripe orange
or grapefruit from one late summer or
autumn until the next Their winter
time conception OF vegetable is q
boiled potato or can OF tomatoes.
Hundreds OF hotels. thousands of
boarding houses. and scores Of thous-
ands OF tamilies-ignorant o. the fun
damental meaning OF a balanced "a
.ion'-hold that peas or rice or beans
are ''vegetably" enough 10 accompany
dish OF pork or beef.
They ignore-if indeed they ever
knew-the fact that rice is carbohy.
drate-a starch product. almost iden-
tical with the potato or bread they
already have and that peas or beans
are a sort OF vegetable meathash. con-
tanning 22S5 per cent, OF protein Ia
nitrogen product, like meat) and 1896
per cent OF starch.
And all the while these millions are
suffering from the lack OF essential
minerals. sal,s-lime. potash. iron and
other elements that enter largely into
the composition o. bones, teeth, nerves
and other cell structures.
As a consequence We Americans
have The most rachitic bones, the soft
est. poorest teeth. and the most IN
stable nerves OF any civilized people.
\ perfect SCI % teeth IS hardly TO be
found in child. and among adults
they are less frequently met with than
are mola-s among hens.
Vi.am!nes, 100. those unanalyzed and
:ndeinable. but tremendously import.
an, substances that contribute SO
much 70 ne general physiological
tone" OF the body. are missing il let.
,uce. celery. apples and other uncook-
ed yege-a b,es and fruits are omitted
from the dietary.
But most OF all the "hay"--he bulk
made up o. the fibre and cellulose OF
vegeta bles-is lacking when yegetab-
les and foods. low il actual food values
but rich in water. are lacking This
= he chief reason why the American
IS the most coasri-pa.ed biped on
earth.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17

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AURORA CHAPTER o. e. .. NO. 3
The Aurora Chapter. Order Of East
ern Stars. hold reular meetings On the
End and 4th Tuesdays Of each month
at s o'clock ut Masonic Hall.
NOTICE.
Igloo No. 16, Pioneers Of Alaska
meets on every Thursday evening
At s o'clock p. m. until further notlce
d. w. SANFORD, President.
Attest:
d. SMITH HARRIS, Secretary.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17

OF . physicians elected by the Sc doc
tors who practice in the district, with
an executive. in cooperation with a
nurses council. on which sit all the
nurses 81 the district. under whatever
agency they may be operating. This
council, first ascertained hoy many
children of preschool age there were
in the district through a census taken
by the block mothers A thousand
children we're registered in about 10
days, The block mothers prove
their value in spreading propaganda
about the health station in a neighhor-
ly way among the little population
which they represent Through them
there is movement on foot TO organ
ire on n block basis district.wide con-
ferences of mothers for class instruc-
tion by members OF the Medical Coun-
Gil"
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17
WOMEN'S WAR WORK IN
MANY STATES
"EIock Mothers" Safeguard Children
Under The Social Uni.
System

We have declared war on disease
the kaiser's Ally" and Our fathers
fight 10 save your lives. You work to
save ours" were the slogans carried
in Cleveland parade Of 5000 chill
dren from the Social Unit district to
promote interest in the "Children's
Year"
The Social Unit Organization. which
is an experiment in ghborhood CO.
operation. gives the following account
OF It's method OF dealing with child
conservation during war times:
Under the unit plan each OF the
81 blocks OF the district has a block
mother elected by the people Of her
block to represent their interests and
voice tehir needs. These block
mothers form the Citizens Council
or lower house OF the community ad-
minisrra-ion. What corresponds to the
upper house is called the Occupation.
al Council and is made up Of skilled
groups - business men, ministers,
trade-union representatives, teachers.
physicians, acting through councils
and executives democratically elected
from their number Thus the skill OF
the community is modified in the
upper house and is put at the disposal
OF the community through the lower
house.
The work OF the 'Children's Year
IS in charge OF the Medical Council of
the occuparional group. 1t is made up
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17
CHANGING HABITS

Ii we are slaves of our habits, We
are willing TO sacrifice great deal
to our masters We are willing to
let the women and children of France
and the men who are fighting for US,
go hungry rather than break the
bonds of our habits. We are willing
to go on eating bread rather than
treat our we'll established habit un.
kindly We would rather satisfy our
customary observance of toast for
breakfast. bread for lunch. hot rolls
for dinner. than contribute the ammu-
milton of wheat to our army and our
associates in this war
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17
RURALITE HAD IDEA
BIG WAR WAS OVER

A man who did not know that
America was at war. was discovered
in ST. Louis recently by conductor
on a street car. \ farmer boarded the
car and stood on the rear platform.
4 squad OF sailors marched past. at
tracting the ruralite's attention
Who are those fellowse" the man
asked.
They are United States sailors"
the conductor informed him.
What are they for?"
They are going to fight for Uncle
Sam and you
Where"
Don't you know there is war;"
the conductor asked.
''Ain't that over YETI" was the mans
next question.
Informed that the war decidedly
was not over. his only comment was:
Well. swan
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17
CONNECTICUT HAS SEVEN
POLICEWONEN

Connecticut was the first State to
give complete authority 10 policewo-
men, according 20 a statement made
by Dr. Valerie H. Parker. OF Hartford,
chairman Of the Health and Recrea-
ton Committee OF the Committee on
Sanitation and Medicine. OF the Con.
aec-.cut Council OF Defense. Connec-
ticut now has seven policewomen TO
look after the women in camp neigh
borhoods and Dr.. Parker acts as sup
ervisor.
The problem OF nlezitimacy has
not been increased 70 any particular
extent By the fact that soldiers are
en-camped n the STATE" said Dr.. Par
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17
FOR SALE

One Boat $ iset long. f. beam.
5 f. depth. Y bottom.
Her hull made OF Oak ribs, yellow
cedar planking. She is upholstered
accommodations for four persons,
cooking outfit and toilet.
- hip. Stork cycle engine. speed
10 miles per hour. burns Settlene Oil.
gal. per hour at full speed, anch-
ors one $50 lbs. one 100 lbs. years
old in Al condition. Apply to Re.
villa Hotel 1500.00-Samuel Bent
adv St
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17

ksr. I'VE are. however. cognizant of
the dangers OF camp life TO youth and
are taking measures for protection.
Supervised recreational activities have
been introduced into camp districts as
one of the greatest remedial agents.
giving, as they do. proper outlet for
energy and healthful diversion"
DR.. Parker is on the board OF direc-
tors
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17
HALIBUT FISHERMEN

If you want fresh herring of
a nice size for bait, call at the
new cannery at Tenakee Inlet
and apply to gas boat Georgia.
ADV. I'm
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-17

FOR SALE-A fine launch
with 5 h. p. Union Engine, all in
excellent condition. Would
make a good troller. B. A.
Eardley or see H. r. Thompson.
I'm p.