Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-21
The WORLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
a BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
elGN coUNTRIEa
IN LATE DISPATCHES
DoiNcs AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
ABOUT THE WAR


American troops in France are be-
coming to hate the Germans.
Two American soldiers die il
France.
Mutiny occurred on board German
battleships.
Fourteen British vessels sunk in a
week by mines and submarines.
Kerensky seems to have won vic
tory over Democratic congress in Rus
STA.
Germanys war strength is breaking.
according to statement OF French high
commission.
The French reported great artillery
activity, and these forces are expected
TO play a more important par, in the
Flanders struggle from now on.
One hundred thousand Uruguayans
held a street demonstration in Monte
yideo. cheering the break with Ger
many and commencing the part OF the
allies in the war
The number OF men in Americas
new National army. either actually un
der training or ordered 10 the sixteen
environments throughout the country
totals 43l.ls0.
Official dispatches report Austrian
troops gathering in great force on the
southern boundary in anticipation OF
the renewal OF the Italian drive over
the Bainsizza plateau
On the Rumanian front the fighting
has increased, with the Rumaniaps as
Stunning a more determined stand
against the Teutons. There was little
reported from the Riga and Bainsizza
plateau fronts Thursday
The Socialists have declared war on
the German government and made
demand that Mickaelis be oGstei as
chancellor. His part in tie naval plot
story was followed by determined &c
ton in the Reichstag. The Re!chstag
has adjourned Until the first part OF
December.
British forces captured the town OF
Poelcapelle and advanced two miles
through the German lines al this sec
tion Of the front in Flanders. French
troops, who burst into the fighting
Tuesday morning, captured the Fan
ders villages OF St Jean De Mangelare
and Veldhoek and pushed Their line
forward for a gain OF one and Z quar-
ter miles. At many other points along
the west front the British kept UP
their deadly assault against the stag
Co 4 ha7
defenses for important gains.
WESTERN
Outside boards OF trade meeting with
the Chicago board decided not to re
move the maximum limits on prices OF
corn
The Mormon church at Salt Lake
announced that s25O.000 OF the tithins
funds of the organization would be
used to purchase Liberty bonds.
An increase of 10 per cent in the
wages of all shop employees was an
nounced by the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company at Pitts
burgh.
J. X. Bowles. president Of the North
west Steel Company. who returned to
Portland from Washington. declared
that his company will run an open
shop so long as IL operates in Port
land.
Boot Hill. the burial ground for all
men who died with their boots on dur
ing the time Tombstone, Ariz, was a
wild and lawless Western mining
camp, has been converted into town
dump and the graves of the bad men
OF the olden days are now being COW
cred over with trash, tin cans and
waste.
WASHINGTON
Gen. Crowder Is preparing for sec
ond draft.
More of Bernstorff-s trickery was
disclosed by the State Department.
Maj. Gen. Achille Papa Of the Italian
army. recently killed in action, met
death while cutting wire entangle-
ments in the Austrian first lines, the
Italian embassy was advised by cable
from Rome.
euver was regarded by officials in
Washington just as all her previous
feeiers-designed to save her present
holdings before the crash comes and
to discourage Americas war prepare
tons.
Notice to the pubEs TO make It's tax
returns TO ~ government under the
NO. war revenue law was issued by
Internal Revenue Commissioner Rop-
er.
John Mcbride, conciliator named by
Secretary OF Labor Wilson to act in
the adjustment of labor troubles In
mines, was killed by runaway horse
in Globe. Ariz.
The Bureau OF Mines has published
a list of those TO whom mine-rescue
training certificates have been issued
The list includes miners from nearly
ali the coal CAMPS Of Colorado