, 1917-11-01
I,,rNsEp RECORD OF THE
,poeREss OF EVENTS At
HOME AND ABROAD.
rom ALL SOURCES
uucs poIN @ 9, ACHIEVE.
,rNTs. suFFERINGs, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
..,.,r Newspaper Union News Service.

~ HI "a
'roneau waters are ready for winter.
con Haig repulsed several violent
-ocks in Flanders and is consolidate
the new positions taken.
italian troops repulsed a strong at
ck by Austrian and German forces
tbe Galore region at Monte Piana-
German withdrawal of troops in re-
on of Riga is SO extensive that Rus
N roops find no enemy when they
vance.
germany lost one-half of her total
@kectual fleet of super-Zeppelins as a
Isult of her air raid of Oct. 20 over
bslaud. according to cable dis
tches received at Washington.
|The London war office announces
IA $50 persons, in addition to the
/ lost on the two British d~estroyers,
ere killed when two German raiders
nix eleven ships in the North sea.
French force Germans back to Disc
sne canal and capture many towns.
bench forces are now within eight
lies of important city of Laon. Press
mment in Berlin indicates that Ger
1hny may evacuate Laon.
Austro-G erman forces continuing
i've and Italians are forced back to
IN border at northern end of line,
\ Sing large part of ground which they
|0ok in recent offensive against Aus
! Jams and 10000 men.
New raids Thursday drove the Ger
Il ans out of the Monkey mountain po-
N ions and the villages of Pinon and
\ rgny-Filain were abandoned. French
|8rces are now within sight of the rail
Hby junction of Laon.
British and French troops renew
live which, it is believed, is intended
n force Germans from submarine
\ Uses on Belgian coast. Allies sweep
n rward north and east of Ypres, TAX
Iag villages and fortified points.
Retirement of German forces on the
j estern front to a position far in the
n ar OF the present Hindenburg line
expected by war experts following
e recent French blows along the
Psne front. The prisoners captured
the Petain drive now number about
900 and many more are coming in;
guns of the larger type were cap
lred and vast quantities of small cali
n pieces were seized.
BESTERN
Camp Cody's subscriptions to the
Rcond Liberty loan totaled 1917, $50.
Flour dropped 40 cents a barrel at
m Francisco last week, 1t being the
fcond cut within a month.
The big oil companies of Colorado
ID Wyoming were well represented
the list of those who helped to
post the Liberty loan.'
The Federal Industrial Commission,
Il padded by William b. Wilson, secre-
ny OF labor, arrived at Clifton, Ariz.,
fom Globe, where they obtained a
ftlsfactory settlement of the strike.
I'm glad l shot him; If l can't have
Rm' neither can his wife," bystand-
5 declare Mrs. Bessie Fisher cried
Fer killing Lawrence Barrett in a
%fS'aurant at Casper, Wyo.
Troops stationed at the government
hlohment at Charlotte, N. c., in
uuihg soldiers from Colorado, Wyo.
ing New Mexico. South Dakota,
aShington, Oregon and Idaho, have
oFen ordered to move EAST"
WASHINGTON
Government modified recent drastic
fhbargo on sugar.
President urges vote for women in
pufeSs to New York delegation.
sh'ps' wheat and hogs are the great
eus emphasized by Mr.. Hoover to
In the war.
PRESIDENT Wilson gave full indorse-
+ent 10 woman suffrage as an imme-
Pa'e issue in every state.
Frank A, Scott resigned as chair.
'an OF the War Industries Board. He
~ Ill health as the reason for his
\ signation.
men subject to the second national
~y are TO be given an opportunity
study Tor work in the army signal
prps.
Weary ~two-thirds of the water sur
VI n world is about to be DO
eu ny the Japanese navy, accord
TO a Japanese press report.
inc first days response to Score.
NcAdoo's offering of an indefinite
aOu"' OF treasury short-time certifi-
''S OIL Indebtedness was S164, 797, 900.
AAolher loan of $40, 900, 900 was
aut 10 France, bringing total cred.
extended by the United States to
.su AAtions to $685. 400, 900.
'He census cotton report showed
o,'fl,624 bales, counting round
hat bales, were ginned from the
EVIL OF 1917 up to Oct. IS, com.