The Wrangell sentinel., 1917-09-27
CABLE NEWS

h VI V ItNNiN M NoNAetss -hAA cNaS S.SiNtN news published in this issue is taken from bulletins.
 London, Sept. 26.-General Haig reported this morning that the British are attacking a wide front in the Ypres region.
 London, Sept. 26. General Haig reports two powerful Ger man attacks on coast of 4pres in which there was much hand to hand fighting. The Germans were repulsed though they once succeeded in gaining a foothod in the British lines.
 Austin, Sept. 26.-Governor Ferguson was declared relieved from the goyernorship and barred from holding any public office in the State.
 Washington, Sept. 26. The senate adding eight hundred mil lions passed the war deficiency bill for eight billions.
 Seattle, Sept. 26.-Federal At torney Allen and agents of the Department of Justice have be- gun thorough probing of the ,ootings of the Loongmoon and Prinz Waldemar to determine if any higher ups are implicated. H. E. Bruns who confessed to footing the vessel shipped a DOT ton of the stuff to his fatherin- law in San Francisco.
 London, Sept. 26.-Hundreds of American soldiers in London sought to get into streets to see the bombing last night, but the sergeant in command ord red them to remain indoors.
 Seattle, Sept. 26.-The charter. CTS of the steamship Francis Skinner now returning from the Orient have been offered seven hundred thousand dollars cash to make a second voyage bringing 2 cargo from Calcutta to Sea- tie. The vessel was formerly tfe German steamship Sesostris. It will probably be communicated as soon as it reaches port.
 London, Sept. 25.-In the form of a supplementary note to the Vatican Germany has agreed to evacuate Belgium on certain co ditions. Germany, it is stipulated, must have the right to develep her economic enterprises frteiv in Belgium especially in Antwerp.
 Washington, Sept. 26.-The Senate Military committee recommended Col. Reichman who has been under investigation as to pro German leaning, to be a Brigadier general.
 Washington, Sept. 26.-Ihe senate and the house conferees reached an agreement on two billions war tax bill.
 Buenos Aires, Sept. 25. Ar genuine is paralyzed today by a general strike which it is claimed was precipitated by the Ger mans. Every railroad in the re- pubic is tied up.
 Washington, Sept. 25. Ian sing intimated today that he would soon make a number of exposures of Bernstorff' s shame less work. Embassy employees, disguised as walters, gathered much information at society functions.
 Seattle, Sept. p. Employees at the steel yards will strike Sat urday morning at ten unless wage demands are met.
 Camp Lewis, Sept. 25.-About fifty thousand troops will be. camped nere Qurlng the WlnCef.
 Kansas City, Sept. 9. .-Roose- welt was presented with a golden quill and reminded that it is mightier than the sword He answered But 1 would rather have sword. This is an excIl- sive war as far as I am con cerned. l was blackballed by the committee on admission"
 Washington, Sept. 26.-The shipping board announced today that within little more than a year the United States will have an ocean going merchant fleet of sixteen hundred vessels, with nine million two hundred thou sand tons.
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