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RUSS CAPTURE HAL|Cz
Teutonic Armies Divided and Austro
Germans Flee, with Cossaeks
In Pursuit.

London, July ll.-Halicz, the strate.
gic key to Lemberg. capital OF Ga.
licia. has been captured by the
Russians. General korniloff's cav
airy and Cossacks are pursuing Gen
Kirbach's retiring army south OF Ha.
licz and have forced the river Luke
vita. which parallels the river Luvka
The fall OF Halicz probably will
mean that the Austro.Germans must
retire from the pressed line along the
Zlota.Lipa from northeast OF Halicz
thru Brzezsny and Zlochon to Brody
in order to protect Lemberg. The
next line In the rear OF the lotaLipa
's the Onila.Lipa.
Russians have taken $4,000 prison
ers and an immense amount OF mill
tury stores in their Galician drive.
The French have again thrown
back the crown prince In the Chemin
dcs Danes sector with heavy losses
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COLORADO STATE NEWS

established at Mindeman, in Otero
County near Rocky Ford and Adina
Mindeman was commissioned post
master.
Citizens of Aurora have established
q branch of the American Red Cross
and will begin relief work as soon as
the necessary work shops can be e.
tablished.
the Sunnyside group, near Silverton,
has been repaired. and the develop,
ment OF the ore veins is making rap
i'd progress.
While playing soldier with loaded
revolver, Fred Knill, -, shot and
killed his 10-year-old brother, Neal
Knill, at the home of their grand.
mother in Denver.
third class. The rural route from
that office thorugh the Spring Creek
section has been changed from tri-
weekly TO daily.
bVHNeI Will nave ii L/dDoI LAY pa
rade this year. This was decided
upon at a meeting of the building
trades council The parade will be
followed by a picnic.
Under the direction Of G. S. Bilhei.
mer, district executive secretary,
nearly one hundred war work secre.
taries Of the Y. NJ. C. A. will go into
training at Estes Park.
The Colorado delegation in Con-
gress was appealed to by President
Meyer OF the miners organization to
use its efforts in averting the
threatened strike at Leadville.
w. p. Sugg, 23, was arrested in
Denver on telegraphic request from
the authorities OF Durango. where he
is wanted on a charge of photograph
ing l5-year-old girl in the nude.
What is believed to be the largest
bond ever issued for a public school
officer was taken out for Charles M.
Schneck, treasurer Of Denver public
schools. Schneck's bond Is for ST.
100000.
David E. Dulaney. 30 years old, a
Colorado pioneer, committed suicide
in Denver by hanging himself with a
rope in a bedroom Of his home at
1929 Race street, where he lived with
his daughter, Mrs. Jennie c. Coyte.
The old familiar Made in Ger
many" trademark received a hot
shot from the Denver Building Trades
Council. At their regular meeting
the labor men voted unanimously to
request the Colorado congressman to
initiate legislation to withdraw all
protection afforded foreign concerns
by letter patent.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12

Cananea for points In southern Mexi.
co. carrying former workmen At the
mines and smelters OF the Sonora
copper camp.
Working on the theory that anti.
American propagandists were respon.
sible in part for the East st. Louis
riots. Charles A. Karch, United States
district attorney. has started q federal
investigation.
More than 100000 personal invita-
tons to attend Cheyenne's golden
Jubilee and twenty.first Frontier
Days celebration. July % to 2s.. In.
elusive. were mailed at Cheyenne.
The local postoffice was swamped.
WASHINGTON
Prohibition issue may prolong war
session Of Congress.
Stringent espionage regulations will
Ice enforced In United States.
Senate favora bone dry" prohibi.
ton during war except on beer and
wine.
President Wilson has issued proc.
lnmation for government control Of
American exports.
Former attaches OF German embas.
sizes and consulates in United States
are ordered TO leave country.
James W. Gerard, former ambassa.
dor to Germany. has resigned from
the diplomatic service and returned
to private life.
Another appropriation OF $500 900
900 for shipbuIlding probably will be
asked OF Congress Immediately by the
administration.
Short shift will be the portion OF
any proven German spies rounded w
In the hunt for bctraycrs OF America 4
transports at sea.
A million American women, II was
announced have signed pledges TO fol
low the food conservation directions
OF the food administration.
An additional war loan OF 100000.
600 was made to France. bringing tic
total OF credits to that country 10
$50, 100000 and the grand total OF
American loans TO the allies to n,3o3.
100000.
Senator Penrosc OF Pennsylvania In
troduccd resolution asking for an
Investigation Of the bureau OF public
Information OF which George Cr.cl is
the head
Condition OF crops July Winter
wheat. 75.9; spring wheat. Sac nil
wheat, 7s.a; corn, Sill, oats. sst.
barley. S5>: rye. 79A. white pota
toes. e0l sweet potatoes. sl.s: to
hacco. sGs: flax. $40. rice, s51. hay
st3. apples, Gao. peaches. b5?.
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BILLION BUSHEL
CROP INCREASE
U. s. FOOD PRODUCTION FORE.
CAST IN JULY GOVERN
MENT REPORT.
CORN ALMoSTAR!C0RD
NATIONS FARMER COMES TO SAL
WALTON OF WORLD BY RAILS
ING MAMMOTH CROPS.

Washington.-A 100000, 00o-bushel
prospective crop Of corn this year is
the answer returned by farmers Of the
United States to President Wilson
call for food for Americas allies In
the war. Never before has such
crop been grown.
The winter wheat crop of 1917 Will
total 402,000,00O bushels, against 49,,
100000 bushels in 1916; the spring
wheat crop will total 276,000,OOO bush
els, against 15S,00O,0OO In 1916, and
the total wheat crop will be 67S.OOO,OOO
bushels, against 640,0OO,OOO in 1916
the Bureau OF Crop estimates fore
cast.
Estimates of other principal crops
are: Corn, 3.124,OO0,000 bushels
against 2,5s3,O0O,000 in 1916; oats,
LASH, 100000 bushels, against 1852. OOO,'
900 in 1916; barley, 214,OO0,O0O BUSH
els, against ls1 100000 in 1916; rye,
56.lOO,O0O bushels, against 47,4OO,OOO
in 1916; white potatoes, $4,000, 900
bushels. against 2S5,000,000 in 1916;
sweet potatoes, s1,200,O0O bushels,
against II 900 900 in 1916; tobacco, l.
215,OOO,00O pounds, against 1,l5l.00O,-
900 in 1916; flax, 100000 bushels,
against l5.500,000 in 1916; rice, 34.-
400, 900 bushels. against 100000 in
1916: hay, 103,000,0O0. tons, against
l1O,OO0,OOO in 1916; cotton, 100000
bales, against 11,400.0OO in 1916; ap-
pies, 2OO,0O0,0OO bushels, against 202,-
100000 in 1916: and peaches, 43,5OO,-
600 bushels, against sc, 100000 in 1916.
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He Would Paw,

It happened Mt a Christmas party
A pretty young lady had asked one Of
the male guests to pass dish Of al
mOnds and raisins.
with pleasure" he replied, but do
you know that what you have asked
for Ia called in the vernacular kiss
miss" md that the penalty Of kiss
attaches to the reQuest?'
ITS that so7" answered the lady.
calmly. ~ must consult my husband"
And she called across the room to him.
and repeated the observation.
"Quite 30" he replied. According
to custom II Is Just debt and must
be paid. But Ia the gentleman aware
Of the arrangement made when we
were mnrrled-that must settle all
my wife's linbilities?"
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Minor Mention.


Pueblo home gardens begin to show
prosperity.
Hospital unit of Red Cross from
Pueblo is fully financed.
A postoffice has been re.established
at Dyke In Archuleta county.
Night flying by woman aviator may
be feature OF State Fair at Pueblo.
The special session Of the Colorado
General Assembly will convene
July IS.
There are now n persons furnish.
ing milk daily to the new condensing
mill at La Junta.
The marriage OF Eva Dutton TO H.
l. Goldsmith. OF Denver. 1t is said.
will be annulled
A destructive hail storm swept the
south part Of Morgan county, doing
injury to crops in its path.
A total OF 20 men enlisted at the
army recruiting station in La Junta
during the month OF June.
Mrs. Mary C. c. Bradford may be
elected president Of National Educa.
tors Association at Portland, Ore.
The National League OIL and Gas
Company OF Pueblo, with a capital
stock Of $4,000, was incorporated.
At the request OF Secretary Of State
holland. a bill is being drawn which
will impose a war tax on all corpora
lions In the state.
Four men and two women were ar
rested in Denver in q raid on an al
legged society bootlegging joint" at
POSI- Glenarm place.
Mrs. Julia Fraser OF Arvada Is the
victim Of selfinflicted bullet wound.
which. she says, was fired while she
was asleep in her room.
Adj. Gen. Frank D. Baldwin ordered
the mobilization Of the various COM
psnles of the Colorado National Guard
in their respective armories.
In June l24 cars Of ore were
shipped from Telluride. OF this
amount Smuggler and Black Bear pro
duced So and Tomboy 81 cars.
Workmen are setting up the der.
rick and the drilling machinery and
casing are on the ground for drilling
Ell Paso county's first deep oil well.
Matt Edwards and E. G. Fink Of
Victor. have secured a lease on the
Ramona. on Bull Hill, and are figur-
ing on q mill and mining machinery
A three-mile anti.vice ring may be
established around Fort Logan, as the
result OF a movement set on foot by
the Denver branch Of the Mothers
congress.
A fourth-class postoffice has been
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WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

The War Department Is going to
sue passports to wives and other
relatives Of officers and other sol
dires at the front.
FOREIGN
Russians gave great demonstration
for Americans on Labor Day.
Pope Benedict was awakened by
an earth shock which shook the
whole OF Rome early Sunday.
All OF the crew except two were
drowned when = German torpedo boat
struck u mine and sank in the North
sea.
PAraguay's reply TO Brazil's not"
unchanging friendship for the Bra
trslity was delivered and 1t expresses
unchanging friendship for the Bra.
lillian republic.
The American steamer Massage
qua WAS sunk by a submarine. The
crew was landed at the small island
OF Sem. twenty.eisht miles southwest
Vi brest, FRANCE.
Four Serbian officers have been
executed and three others condemned
to death for completely In plot to
murder Crown Prince Alexander OF
Serbia, at Ostrovo. In August, 1916.
One OF the results Of the par,icipa'
ton OF the United States In the war
has been TO Danish for all time un'
necessary immigration regulations IN
connection with Americans entering
or leaving Canada.
An additional number OF armed
American yachts have arrived at a
French port, according to Paris lie
Martin. The crews were cordially
greeted and entertained by the
French inhabitants.
| Immediate conclusion OF peace on
conditions which shall include the cs,
adjustment OF an international con
,ention TO bring about general dis.
armament Is the demand OF the inter.
national proletariat. according 10
German minority Socialists. who have
issued a lengthy memorandum.
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ABOUT THE WAR

United States troops In France pre-.
pare to move closer to battle line.
German efforts to dislodEe the Rus
slams at Godov and Koniuchy failed.
German attempts to fraternize with
Russians were answered by Russian
guns.
From April IL to June 30. the Fran
co-British troops on the western front
captured 63.122 prisoners. including L.
27s officers.
Sixteen German airplanes were
driven down by British SQuadrons,
ten out OF control. Eight British ma
chimes are missing.
Since the beginning OF the war the
British have captured 1l7.776 prison
ers exclusive OF natives taken prison.
ers In the African campaigns.
Several villages and more than 1000
men have been captured by the Rus
SLAMS west Of StanislAu. in Galicia. the
Petrosrad war office announces.
The new Austrian cabinet. the Lob n
Anseiser Of Berlin says. II learns. has
decided to resign. A new ministry, II
adds. already Is In course OF forma'
ton.
.,,,,, ,.,
4, cs.msm. nil ,.,.u..n, =. 81.
w,.,-". a, a.. -,
Noe''.e"' N. ,, .~'s ~ IN poo"u''
VI. n"lse' WI u'""'''' S"""'''''' ''''
e'"'""""''o'"'
p,,,,.h tn rranoa h.vs no, ,os, . Snn
since April. 1919. and. since III. no
thinning OF the war. have taken 1873
guns and lost 1888,
East OF Gerry General Petain has
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12
GERMANY TO PRESSWAR
Or. Won Bethmann-Ho!iwes Declares
Peace Without indemnities Not
Acceptable to Teutons.

Berne.-Peace without annexations
is not acceptable to Germany. Ger
many can win the war If she holds
out. So declared Chancellor Won Beth
mann-Hollweg, in speech before the
main committee of the Reichstag
Tuesday, according to the Berlin Lo-
kal AnZeiger
~ consider it my duty to remain AS
chancellor for the protection Of the
Fatherland." Hollweg solemnly de-
clared. Peace without annexations is
not acceptable peace to Germany.
cannot declare our terms" he added.
According to reports received from
Berlin via Switzerland. Hollweg, after
refusing acQuiescence in the Socialist
plan Of a peace without annexations,
continued: Germany must press the
war with all possible strength. The
fatherland has faced great perils and
overcame them. Our enemies have
faced great perils. We must fight to
achieve q victory"
The chancellor bitterly assailed the
patriotism of Herr Erzberger, the Cen
trist leader. who precipitated the
whole political crisis In Germany by
suddenly announcing his determination
not to support the government fur
Their until Hollweg detailed the EN-
pire's peace aims and announced inn
mediate fulfillment OF electoral re
forms pledges.
There were reports that Foreign
Secretary Zimmerman and Vice
Chancellor Helfferich had resigned
from the German ministry.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12
LeadvIlIe strike ordered Delayed.


Denver, July 1.-THE sending OF \
telegram by Charles H. Meyer. head
Of the International Union OF Mine.
Mil and Smelter Workers. to the
chairman of the local organization a:
Leadville. postponed the carrying out
OF . purpose to call q strike effective
today, affecting between 1000 and
5000 men employed in the mines and
smelters In the Lesdville camp. The
telegram was to the effect that w.
B. Wilson. secretary of commerce and
labor in the cabinet OF President VIII
son. named George w. Musser. former
chief justice Of Colorado. and Werner
2. Reed, capitalist, as a committee Of
Cancellation to adjust the differences
between the mine operators and tho
miners and smelter workers in the
Leadville camp. with view to avert
Ing the present strike. The mines
committee At Leadville, after a SEES.
sion lasting until early yesterday
morning. decided TO postpone the
strike until Saturday morning
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12
GENERAL

West Virginia may not be bone
dry" under provision Of the Reed con.
stitutional amendment II enforcement
OF the federal statute is left to state
prohibition officials.
Morris HilQuit, the Socialist dele
gate to the Stockholm conference, who
Was refused passports by the State
Department. was nominated for may
or Of New York at the city conven-
ton Of the Socialist party.
The thirty-second annual convention
OF the National Editorial Association
opened at Minneapolis. A resolution
pledgins support to President Wilson
and expressing the belief that he will
safely lead our nation to victory in
the present war" was adopted and
teleEraphed to Washington.
A searching investigation was be.
gun to determine the cause of an ex.
plosion OF a black powder magazine
at the Mare Island navy yard in San
Francisco bay early Monday. which
killed six persons and resulted in Sc
rious injuries to four persons and
wounding OF twentyseven others.
The first ambulance unit to be com.
posed entirely of women will be OF.
fered to the government by the New
York lnfirmary for Women and Chill.
dren. II viii be supported by the
American Woman Suffrage Associa.
ton.
A 100000, 900. bushel prospective
crop OF corn this year is the answer
returned by farmers OF the United
States to President Wilson's call for
food for Americas allies In the war.
Never before has such crop been
grown.
Ninety per cent OF the day shift a,
the United Verde Copper mine al
Jerome. Ariz., reported for work fol
lowing the rejection by members Of
the International Union Mine. Mil ant
Smclter Workers OF = proposal to sub
nit TO the membership the question
o. joining the Industrial Workers oil
the World In "A strike.
A worlds record for beef prices wau
established in Chicago. when r.
Gundcrson. n cattle man OF Center
VILE. Mo. sold forty head to the Ar
mour Packing Company at the stock
yards at 3i% a hundred.
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Muddied.

The day was drawing to a close.
Judge, Jurors, witnesses and lawyers
all were growing weary. Counsel
for the prosecution was cross-exam-
lining the defendant.
Exactly how far IL It between the
two towns?" he asked at length.
For some time the man stood think
ing. then:
"About four miles as the cry fiows,"
came the answer.
you mean as the flow cries" re-
torted the man Of law.
The Judge leaned forward.
mo" he remarked sunvely; ne
means as the fly crows"
And they nil looked Mt one another,
feeling that something was wrong
somewhere.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12
AVERT MINERS STRIKE
oUNTER URGES WORKERS 1c
ADJUST DIFFERENCES.
In Proclamation. Governor states that
Efforts are Being Made to
Lower Prices.

U>.,.rn N.~.o.n>r ,rn,,n N.-. Csrytc.
Dsnv.r-cnxsrror I,,,u. r. cunt.r
Julv IN ,s,ued . proclamation ad.
are...d N IN. miner. IN the I,e.dville
d,.,r,ct ..,,,n. rnor ,h.m mt IN
.t,,ke nend,ns .d,u.tm.nt. NJ their
a,.nn,e vitb The onerstors IN that dis
trict The nroclam.tion points out
that the National Consre.s ia oonsid.
erin, lesi.l.tion 10 reduce the cost of
food and that similar legislation will
be taken On nv the Colorado Lesisla.
ture when II meet. in special session
Julv 18th
The proclamation WAS general in its
terms hut II VA. stated At the gov.
ernor's office that IL had been issued
IN response 10 4 request by persons
who hoped to avert the proposed min.
era strike there and who hoped cit
would hslp the situation"
"Whereas there have occurred In .
number Of mining states strikes and
labor disturbance. in the mines and
producing metals necessary for use In
manufacture Of munitions needed for
government defense. and
"Whersa. Tho state Of Colorado has
for a number Of years experienced un-
usual peace and prosperity but com.
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Commercial Facility.

Zones is n regular golden.mouthed
speaker"
II never noticed ne was 40 much Of
mn orator. What mnde him golden.
mouthcd7 Persevcrnnce?"
"No: his dentist"
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Asre. to Vote on Food Bill July 2,..

Notwithstanding consent to
begin final voting on the food control
bill and all amendments not later than
2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, July
2ist. WAS given in the Senate Tuesday
and the cloture motion was with.
drawn.
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Autoist Killed, Two Women lnjure,

Autolst Killed, Two Women Injured.
Pueblo.-Will Davis, AZ. widely
known farmer living near Goodpas.
ture, twenty miles west Of here,
brought about his own death and ser.
iously injured Miss Minnie Evans. 10,
and her sister, Miss Anna Evans, "a,
daughters Of . neighboring farmer,
when he seized the steering wheel OF
the automobile Minnie Evans was
driving In an attempt to make sharp
turn In the road.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12
United Colorado TIL War 10 Won.

Trinidad.-That Colorado must take
her place side by side with other
states In the great move to make pos
sible q worldwide democracy. and
that mine workers would remain loyal
In this AZ in every other crisis was
the message John p. White. president
of the United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea, delivered to more than 5000
miners at Ludlow Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12

Homes,caders OF Baca county have
sent In n petition to II. W. Cornell.
director OF the ways and means com.
mittee, asking that the state take
some steps to protect them and their
crops from destruction by range cat.
tie.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12
SPORTING NEWS

No, many years ago women were
conspicuous by their absence In trap.
shooting matters. but such is no, the
case today. Thus far eight states
have held womcn's ,rapshooting cham.
pionship events.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12
Bar silver Quoted a. 7s1, Cents.

New fork.-Bar silver was quoted
Mt 1914 cents an ounce In the local
market Tuesday. the highest price
since the beginning OF the war.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-07-12

Troubles md thunderclouds usual
~ seem very black In the distance, but
grow lighter rs they approach.
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plans for controlling the cost Of liv'
ing.
Given under my hand and the ex'
ecutive seal this seventh day Of July
1917.
JULIUS GUNTER,
Governor"
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Two Injured When Trains Crash.

Carr.-Two trainmen were injured
and two locomotives and eight cars OF
merchandise were practically de-
stroyed here when two extra Union
Pacific freishts met In head-on col
lision on the main line in the station
yard.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-12-31
find DYNAMITE
CITY OF FLANDREAU WROUGHT
UP OVER INCIDENT.

Flandreau, Dec. 31.-The finding
of 35 feet of dynamite fuse in the
Milwaukee railway depot in Elan
dreau has created general alarm
among F1andreau people, as they
take this to indicate that the town
has been, selected as the field Of OPP
e~rations for the dynamite and hell
fire gang of the I. w. w, which is
responsible for nero elevators,
mills and public building fires
throughout the northwest during the
past month or two.
AS a precaution against elevators
and other buildings being destroyed
in Flandreau more than 100 men
have signed up to act as night watch
men, rs of these being members OF
the volunteer fire department. One
fireman and two other volunteers
will be on duty each night guarding
the property in the town. These
men, with City Marshal Schnock ant
George Ryan, special Waterman, will
make five men on duty each night
Every part of the town will be con
stantly patrolled. A truck also will
be ready at all hours of the day and
night to haul the fire-fighting appa.
ratus to any point in the city.