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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-26
British Follow Up Recent
Successes With New Drive
Near Ypres.
HAIG REPORTS
GOOD PROGRESS
Attack Apparently Aimed to Drive
Deeper Wedge Already Forced Into
German Line Astrids Ypres-Menin
Road-aritish Advance From 1000 to
1,20o Yards at Many PIaees-Ger-
mans Offering Desperate Resistance.

With less than q weeks wait,
after delivering the recent smash
ing blow at the German line in
Flanders, the British have resumed
their offensive, launching q drive
on wide front north and north
east Of Ypres this morning. The
trend Of the battle was only briefly
stated IN che early statement, Field
Marshal Hais reporting his troops
as making good progress.
Apparently. the attack is aimed
20 drive deeper tho wedge already
forced into the German front
astrids the Yprss- Msnin road, and
northward beyond the Yprss- Roul-
srs railway line.
Last Thursdays thrust pushed
this wedge approximately a mile
farther into the ensmy's territory,
where the ground gained was we'll
consolidated and held firmly against
many desperate counter attacks.
The point Of tho wedge has now
almost reached . line extending
northward from the French. manu-
featuring city Of Lille, the envei-
opnnsnt Of which 10 assumed to be
one Of the great objeetives Of tho
Flanders attacks, in connection
with the drive below Lille carried
but in the battle Of Arras earlier
This year.
The enlargement Of the Ypres
salient 10 liesNteS havlaa khs
ssssat u sndarusrirS tnS dsrn.an
line - The north, sxesndins - the
Belgian coast, Seemingly Il b now
the purpose of the British 20 con-
csntrats their offensive moves here
and by repeating the tactics pur-
sued last year on the Somme, COM
bel German retirement on wide
front both north and south.
Ths blow today was struck Just
as the Germans wers staggering
from the results Of the sangulnary
repulss they sustained In yester-
days heavy attacks. The Germans
had made their way into the Brit
ish limos at two points On narrow
fronts In one Of these attacks, but
wsrs forced out In later British
counter attack.
simultaneously, tho British are
continuing their aerial and naval
attacks ON The Belgian coast. An
other bon,bardment Of ostend, ono
Of the German naval bases. was
carried out Yesterday by Britlsl,
warshlps. The Germans apparent
" attempted an aerial attack on
the Hsst. for the British admiralty
reports that air patrols over the
warships encountered six hostile
machines. two Of which wsre
brought down.
On the French front there have
been only artillery and raidina op-
ara*ions. The artillery fire was In.
tense last night IN tho Verdun re-.
zion between Beaumont and
1ezenvaux, northeast Of tho fort
ress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-26
1Ry the Associated PRESS

TBy tne sASSOclaLeO PreSs.J
British Headquarters IN France and
Belgium, Sept. 2e-A1ong the northern
half Of the battle line. to the east Of
Ypres, where Field Marshal Haig re-
sumed the offensive this morning, the
British have advanced at many places
tor distance of from 1000 to 1890
yards. An early report. which was
somewhat vague, indicated that the
British infantry was lighting along, a
Lire only . few hundred yards west of
Zonnebeke.
The Germans are resisting desperate
" and along front OF some thousand
yards astride the Ypres -Menin road a
terrific struggle is proceeding.
osfsnans Lose important Positions.
The line OF the present battle is be-
tween points to the east of st. Julien
ana southwest Of Gheluvelt. The Ger
mans already have been pushed out of
many important positions.
The British appear to have been ex-
tremely successful thryont the north-
ern half OF the line bf attack. No
rs Is ss.-ass.:.!.as!!cs liable 4rc.n the sector Of
Polygon wood and the region south Of
the forest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-26
SIX PERSONS KILLED
INLONDON AIR RAID
Sixteen Others Injured When German
Airmen Renew Attacks on Outskirts
Of clty-But Two Machines Pence
trate Defenses.

London, Sept. 26--Seven persons
were killed and twenty-five in
jured in all the districts aHect-
ed by the two German air raids
last night, 1t Is announced oftl-
cially.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-26
AGREE ON WAR TAX BILL.

compromise War Profits Taxation
System Adopted by confsrees.
Washington. Sept. PA basis for
complete agreement on the 500. 00O,-
600 war tax bill was reached today by
senate and house conferees. It's pre-
sentation to both houses Of congress
tomorrow is planned.
A compromise, war profits taxation
system, combining the house and sem
ate plans at about a gross levy Of
1000, OO0, ,000 was agreed upon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-26
FORMER MINISTER sENrENcED.

General SoukhomlinoH Given LIE Term
at Hard Labor. s
Petrograd. Sept. 26. General Sioux
homlinoff. former minister Of war. was
sentenced to hard labor for life after
being convicted Of the charge of high
treason. In a court here today. Madame
Soukhomiinon Was acquitted. s'sy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-26
Vatican Denies Peace Report.

vatican 0oH'es EooSo Tepo'
Rome, Sept. 26.-The vatican denies
the report that Pope Benedict intends
to make proposals for peace negotia-
tions involving mediation by King Al
fonso Of Spain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-26
o,tend Aaain Bombarded.

London, Sept. 26.--The German naval
base OF Ostend. on the Belgian coast,
vas bombarded yesterday by British
naval forces. British aerial patrols over
the fleet encountered six hostile air
planes and downed two Of them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-26
Order Navv Yard Men to Work

the others are operating with partial
force
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-26
KERENSKY WILL
NOT RECOGNIZE RECOGNIZE
. new CONGRESS
.<ussian Republic Facing
Another Critical Political
Situation.
DEMAND CURB OF
CABINETS POWER

Plan Evolved to Make Proposed Cen.
sress Supreme Meeting With oppe.
sition of Conservative Element
Among Various Parties-consrsss 70
Be "Paeked" with Dsleaatss Favor.
able to Radical Suggestion.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
.U-DOAT PRIZE IS
SHOWN new YORK
Submarine Captured Prom the Ger.
mans Il Used "a Help Liberty Loan
Campaign In Metropolis

New York. Oct. i9.---A new Lib
erty loan campaign stunt was ar
ranged here today In the exhibition
Of a German submarine which had
been captured by the British
The Liberty loan committee an
nounced that the submarine was the
uC-5 Of the mine-iaying type. cap
tured laying mines In the North sea
by British destroyer in April. 1916.
The craft Is i1o feet long. beam II
feet and has a displacement Of zoo
tons. She carries no guns or tor.
pedo tubes.
The craft when placed in Central
park will be used as Liberty loan
bond selling booth. and only those
who have bought a bond will be al
lowed to INSPECT the craft.
The submarine will carry the mes
sage. Buy bonds and sink sub
marine"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
SOCIALISTS SAY
PEACE OR REVOLT


Amsterdam. Oct i9.-A sensation
was created by the statements made
by Herr IIoch, liberal socialist
member OF the reichEiaR. at the rc.
cent socialist conference He de-
clared on behalf OF the independent
socialists that they were In favor OF
the eouniry's defense and would only
refuse 10 vote for credits Ms long M
the imperial government failed "a
promise the adoption of the peace
demands Of the social. democrats
and TO make changes In the constI.
tuition.
Herr Hoch added that the patience
aud strength Of the people IN all
countries were tomlng TO an end and
that the government ought to under
stand that unless peace came within
a few weeks revolutionary convul'
alons would arise from the masses.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
ELEVEN ACQUITTED;
ANT|-DRAFT TRIALS

Grand Rapids, Mich, Oct. H.
Eleven persons. including Adolph
Germer, executive secretary OF the
national socialist party, were acquit-
ted here today on charges of con-
spiracy against the draft law.
The charge against them was the
preparation and circulation OF litera'
ture which the government held was
intended to induce young men not tc
register. The jury declared this
was not the purpose OF the litera'
ture. and that there had been nc
conspiracy,
The case had been on trial here
for week. In the charge to the
jury. Judge c. W. Sessions made II
clear that socialism was not on trial
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
N BUYING A LIBERTY BOND YOU SAVE WITH
/. A PROFITABLE SECURITY AS GOOD As CASH

Your country is not asking You TO
give your money when It offers yOu
the second Liberty loan.
Il asks you merely to lend your
savings ON the safest security In the
world and the United States will pay
you liberal interest ON your loan.
In buying u Liberty bond, you do
not spcnd--you save, and YOU invest
your savings at Z per cent interest In
Il loan which Is certain to bc repaid
to you.
You do not have to wait 25 years
to get your money hack. You can
always sell United States govern
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT HAS
DisFiNITEL, DECIDED TO
LEAVE PEri,OGitAD
FLEET BOTTLED IN MOON BAY
fc,rograd i,cports the sinking OF
Two German ships. While Berlin
Claims Many Prisoners

rctrograd, Oct. iD.-'rhc gov
-vnmsni hns definitely decided "a
move the Isussian capital to Moscow
In the very near future. The news
papers announce that the evacuation
of the fortified port of I,eval ON the
Isal,Ic nt the entrance io the GuiI
of Finland has begun.
IN official communication issued
tonight points out that the center
of gravity In the naval struggle %
thc maintenance ~ communication
b~twccn the Gulf ~ iiiga and Pin.
hand, and says the Russian torpedo
boats arr continuing their cndcas'
ors Ia prrven, the enemy from pcnc'
trating Moon sound.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
SECOND ROUND UP OF
ALIENS IN NEW YORK

New York. Oct. Federal
agents have started on second
round up of enemy aliens here.
Since G O'Clock last night Ia ar
rests have been made. 1t is believed
the federal dragnet will include
many others coming under the enc
my alien clause.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
DEATH LIST AMONG
BRITISH OFFICERS

London. Oct. l9.--Refuting re-
ports from German sources that the
casualties among British officers in
the recent attacks we're unusually
severe" the secretary Of the war Of
fee issued statement tonight show
ing that the total officer casualties
for the month OF August in all the
aters Of the war we're 5.e3S. or a
daily average Of 1873. For September
the total officer casualties were 3.1S2
or daily average of 106.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
WOMEN MAY WORK IN
0REGON'S SAW MILLS

Salem, Oct. 1s.-The employment
of women in Oregon saw mills seems
Imminent.
In report on labor conditions In
Baker county. State Labor Comm's-
sloner Hon today said:
"As much OF this work Is neces-
sary women may take hold OF 1t from
"A patriotic point OF view and many
who otherwise would not even do
any work. may take pride In help
ing out In an emergency until the
crisis Is over" says the report.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
BUYS HALF MILLION

San Francisco. Oct. l9.--Liberty
loan subscriptions for this district
took something OF bound forward
today with the announcement OF the
Southern Pacitic's subscription Of
$500. 900. OF this amount. Oregon
~ credited with s25o.ooo.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19

I.akeyiew. quota. $4,000; re-
ported. $50 500; per cent 80.
Corvallis. quota. 100000; re-
ported. Sos. $500: per cent. 35
Juntura. quota. $4,000; report.
ed. $1,000; per cent, 80.
CASTOR. quota. $4,000; reported
$4,000; per cent. 3s.
Dallas. quota. $4,000; reported
s2S.000; per cent. SO.
Newberg. quota. $4,000: report
ed. s2s.500: per cent. S2.
Pilot Rock. quota. $4,000; re-
ported. 800. 900; per cent. SO.
Toledo. quota. si7.55o; reported
$500: per cent. s2.
The Dailes. quota. s3eo.o0o; re-
ported. ssC.s0o; per cent. S2.
TIllamook. quota, $4,000; re-
ported. s25. 1000; per cent, 81
wiliamlna. quota, $4,000; re-
ported. s4.10O: per cent. 80.
Ia Grande. quota. $240. 200; re
ported. s69.700: per cent. 30.
McMinnville. quota. 100000; re
ported. s55.65o: per cent. rs.
PhIlomath. quota. $4,000; re
ported. $4,000: per cent. "a.
sutherlain. quota. si2.5o0; re
ported. $500; per cent, 26.
Ontario. quota. tlis.ooo; report
ed. S27.700: per cent. 25.
Union. quota. 10000: reported
$4,000; per cent. "a.
weson. quota. s27.5oo; report
Yea. ~ s0a:aar -cnf. "a ,sil
Gardiner. quota. s35.00o; report
ed. s7.650: per cent. 22.
Halsey, qnota. $4,000; reported
$3.50: per cent, 23.
Moro. quota. $4,000; reported
slO.75O: per cent, 2S.
Dufur. quota. $4,000; reported
$3.50; per cent. 81.
Oregon City. quota. $215,000; re
ported. s45. 900: per cent, 81.
Hood River. quota. $4,000: re
ported. s23.550; per cent. 90.
Progress OF the loan Throughout
the nation was announced in the fol
lowing statement by the treasury de
partment tonight:
"oficial reports on subscription
totalled ss27.174.e50 mp to tn
close OF business yesterday. or abou
$l27. 1900. 900 more than was report
ed at the close OF the previous day
Estimates based on the customar,
daily increases OF the Official figure
and unofficial reports from variou
parts OF the country lead to the be
lief tonight that between $1,000,
900. 900 and s1.750. 900, 900 ha,
| been subscribed
Increased subscriptions by tn
New England states have come 1
fast this week. Meager reports fror
other states indicate that the So
900, 900. 900 mark is being rapid
approached and probably will b
reached by Saturday night"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19

meat bonds. They are easily the
most salable security in the world.
Because they are convertible into
any L. y. bonds issued during the
war bcaring higher rate of inter-
est, they should thus be always sal.
able during the war at very close to
the price you now pay for them. On
coming Of peace. many great bank.
crs helicvc these bonds will sell ut q
much higher pricy than you now pay
for them.
A Liberty bond Is almost as good
as cash and Il pays you interest. II
may yield handsome profit.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19

London. Oct. 10 Apparently,
contlngen,s of the Russian fleet. r.
IN all about 90 warshlps OF varions
classes are bottled up In Moon
round. with u Gordon Of German war
craft barring their egrass north
ward back into the Gulf OF Finland.
or 10 tho south Into the Gulf OF Riga.
nraye. but outclasssd by reason
of superior gnn rnnge and heavier
tonnage. the Russians gave battle Ia
the Germans. and attempted To force
bark the enemy armada OF oerel
island. Standing far outside tho
shell zone Of the Russians. however.
the guns OF the German dread
nanghts sank the Russian .battlcship
Slnvn "A relic Of the days before
the Russo-Japanese war--and 80
badly damaged other units that the
Russian flotilla was forced to seek
refuge In Moon sound dying be-
tween Moon island and the Estho-
mia coast
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
TRnEIS ARE BORN
| ON PASSENGER TRAIN

Denver, Oct. ls.-Mrs. ]. G.. At
kinson of Seattle became the mother
of triplets aboard a westbound
Rock Island train. Two of the chill
dren were born In Kansas and the
third just across the line in Colora-
do. The entire family are doing
we'll.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
PLOT TODESTROY BIG
TRANSPORT IS N|PPED

New York. Oct i9.--An alleged
plot to blow up United States con.
yertcd transport Is believed TO have
been frustrated when the police ar.
rested Scandinavian charged with
attempting to bribe ship mechanic
to go aboard the vessel.
Charles Mailman was the name
the man gave when arrested. He
had been pantryman ION the yacht
owned by Harry Payne Whitney.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
more GERMANS ARE
ARRESTED; new YORK

New York. Oct. 19.-Federal au-
'thorities arrested 5S German me-
chanics at the Tietjen-Lang docks
at Hoboken today. Several others
we're apprehended in the vicinity Of
piers dn Manhattan and all were sent
to Ellis Island.
The raids were continuation Of
determined efforts by agents Of the
navy and immigration department to
round up enemy aliens employed Mt
river and harbor terminals and 10
hunt down persons suspected Of be-
ing responsible for recent water
front fires.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
LAST OF DRAFTED MEN
MOVE FAIRLY IN NOVEMBER

Washington, Oct 1S.-All re-
naming certified white men in the
draft from the states Of Washington
Idaho. California. Neveda. Montana
Oregon, Wyoming and Utah were or
dered today to entrain for CamI
Lewis. American Lake, Wash. dur
ing the five-day period beginnins
November 2.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
TACOMA DOCK HANDS
WIN WAGE INCREASE

Tacoma, WASH, Oct. l9.--More
than 100 employees of the Milwau-
kee dock went .back to work last
night when the company acceded to
their demand for wage increase.
Their pay will now be 80 cents an
hour, with Is cents for overtime. III
stead of i5 cents and 65 cents as be-
fore.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
LATE CZAR'S FAMILY
MUST USE FOOD CARDS

Petrograd. Oct. i9.--lt was an
nounced here today that the men,
bers OF the family of the late car
are compelled to used cards to get
their food supply like other citizens.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
LONDON CONDEMNS
SLOW BRITISH NAVY

London. Oct. 1s,-The Daily Mail
today condemns what II calls the
failure OF the British fleet to pre-
vent the German fleet from becom'
Ing masters OF the Gulf of Riga, u
demands that the admiralty explain
the "'humlliatlug display
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
TWENTY MILLION MORE
ARE LOANED TO FRANCE

Washington. Oct l9.-The gov.
ernment has advanced s20.00O,00o
more to France making a total to
the allies of $2.731, 100000.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19

Chicago. Oct. l9.-Robert Fitzim-
mons, the ex-prize fighter, who has
been III here with pneumonia, Is 10
an extremely critical condition with
little hope for his recovery.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
IiODIEs or GERMAN SAILORS
WASHED ON SWEDISH SHORES

copen hagen. Oct 10. Many
bodies Of German sailors we're wash
ed ashore from the sound today.
They are believed to be from Cor
man warship which has been sunk.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
UNION MEMBERS ARE TO VOTE
on C0uSTER-PRoPosAL FROx
COMPANY
SOME MAY GO OUT ON MONDAY
Washington Unions WIN Ignore Ref-
ercndum and State That Origin.l
Strike Order Sdll Holds

San Francisco Oct. i9.-LAts
this afternoon the telephone COM
pany submitted TO the union repro-
sentatives a counter proposal pro-
viding for 50-cent per day increase
instead Of the dollar increase de-
manded. The matter viii be sub
mitted to referendum vote Of the
union members. The result OF this
vote should he known in about 10
days
l.. c. Grasser. vice-president of
the International brotherhood a
electrical workers stated that this
would defer the threatened strike.
but delegates from Washington an
nounce that they would ignore the
referendum and that the strike IN
that state would occur Monday.
San Francisco. Oct. 1s.-Approx-
mately 1000 organized operators of
the Pacific Telephone and TeIegrupa
company in the state Of washingtoq
will go ont on strike at midnight
tonight. according to W. r. Delansy
Of Seattle. who is here as dels-
.gsssoss sise scls~<sc w'orkets uptsst
OF that city to the conference At
Fresno.
He says that the company's flaf
refusal to recognize the women ope-
rators'>union had precipitated the &c
ton. He withdrew from the confer
ence at Fresno, as did also the dele
gates from Los Angeles who threat
en- a strike along the entire coast
Delaney says that nothing but =
concession OF all the demands made
by operatives can avert strike" 1t
least Of the unions whose delegates
have bolted the conference.
The employees are demanding an
increase in wages. the elimination
Of the efficiency examinations, .
closed shop and recognition Of the
women's unions.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
BAD MAN OF SOUTH
HANGED IN LOUISIANA

Baton Rogue, Oct. 19.-Helaire
Carriere. Louisiana's bad Man"
was hanged here today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
French BREAK LINES
IN SURPRISE ATTACK

Paris. Oct i9.-French troops
sprung surprise attack on the
Aisne front today. penetrating the
German lines and taking several
hundred prisoners.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19
IS AWAKENING
TO LIBERTY CAMPAIGN
Subscriptions To Bonds Are Beginning To Reach Point
Where Success Of Issue Seems Possible. Much
Hard Work Being Done but More Is Needed

Josephine county has reported
only SO subscriptions to stats Lib
crty loan headquarters. up 20 We'd
nosday night.
The subscriptions. AZ reported
from Portland are
Thirty-six hundred aud ninety
three persons or little better than
one per cent of the population Of
Portland. have subscribed to the
second liberty loan up to tonight. In
tho state at large. on the basis ol
Wednesdays reports. s.75i persons
have subscribed with an average
subscription OF ,i3O. Following are
the number OF subscriptions by
counties:
Clackanas. l37 Baker. l21' Ben
ton, Use; Clatsop 31i; Columbia 49,
Coos. los; Crook. S7 Curry. o.
Dcschufes. 80: Douglas. %. Gillian
~: Grant. 1: Harney. 8; Hood River
so: jackson, i55. Josephine, SO;
Lake. ~; lane. SO; Lincoln o; Linr
SIS. jefferson. go; Klamath 20; Nal
hour. s5: Marion. asa; Morrow. q
Multnomah toutslde Portlani. "a
Polk. IS: Sherman. "a: umatllla
SIS; Union. 1876; Tillamook. is'
wallowa. %; wasco. 1884; Washing
ton, 40; Wheeler. o; yamhill. 2i2.
Portland. Oct. l9.---The followlnI
roll OF honor was announced At 2 a
M. today by the Liberty loan STATE
central committee. II includes vitici
which have .vbscribed 30 1sr cen
or more OF their quota to the SECOND
Liberty loan based on reports re-
ceived TO midnight October isi
North Bend! quota, $4,000; re
ported, $50. 900: per cent, iis.
Helix. quota. s32; reported, s26.
hNV. pti Vtuts 90
Carlton. quota. $4,000. reported
si0.sOO: per cent. 72.
Maupin. quota, $4,000; report
ed. s12.7OO: per cent. 6S.
wallowa, quota. $4,000; report
ed. s2b. 600; per cent, 60
Myrtle Creek, quota. si3,5Oo; re
ported, $3.50; per cent, Sc.
Pendleton. quota, s75O,ooo; re
ported. s4i6.550; per cent, So.
Rogue River. quota, $4,000; re
ported. $4,000; per cent. 90.
Seaside, quota. $4,000; reported
! 1900; per cent. So.
Jefferson, quota. $4,000; report
cd. $3.50 per cent. 55.
Jacksonville. quota, $4,000; re
ported, $4,000; per cent. SO.
Central Point. quota. $4,000; re
ported, $1,000; per cent 40.
Myrtle Point. quota, s40.00O' re
ported. si5.250: per cent, 3s.
Glendale, quota, 10000; report
ed, $500: per cent, 81.
Forest Grove. quota. 100000
reported. s35. 900; per cent, 35.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19

The sound lies between Denmark
and Sweden, connecting the Cattegat
and the Baltic
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19

Berlin, Oct 1.-TWO Russian In
rantry regiments, totalling 5000
men. were captured on Moon island.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19

Petrograd. Oct. 1.-Two German
torpedo boats were sunk yesterday
In mine field laid In Moon sound.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-19

Amsterdam. Oct. is,--lt Is an
nonnced here from Berlin dispatches
that through train service has been
established between Berlin aud RIGA
with schedule that requires ~
hours for the trip.