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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
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Sloen bon @iirgern rcprGientircn g9dbler welde
Elm 9rttel DER geionmten @intommcnIcucr bc3obIer,
erip1bIcn elm 0rittel Der &eidStuosniitQfic0cr Sine
5pcc uno erobcre Goiic bon giirgcrn Oic cin anoe.
res Dritte Der @infommeneler entridtct, erpdb oos
5uctc Qrittc Der Gcistogs N6georOnetcn Dos brittle
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Iogc, Seite S9t, Ieien mir:
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Deltlfe lit in oc @iinocsitaot in Dem er pobnt yS1b
ler locrn CT oas % Gebcnsia6r 5rriidgeIegt bat
Iusgcidloilen BON Ger 8oBlbercdtiqln0 lin0: EcrIo
nch Oic ntcr IornunOdut oocr aurotcI Itcbcn, oocr
ilber oercn gcrnlo9cn Der Gonfurs ecridd croffnct
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cn0lid Ecroneit 0cncn 0urd rcdtSrGftigcs llrtbcil
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Der ~y1cm Yorf Amercon" bcrpchielt ooS prcll-
bd)c nit Dem octd]en @oblipitcm.
gctcr bcBt cs in oem rbclebrcnOcn" 9lrtitc in Der
eripGbntcn g1cp- gorfer 3eihmg:
,Nd5t cinnal Der 9unOesrotb fann Die oetdc
@crfong obnc oic 3uitimnung ocS Goicrs dnocrn,
Ocnn fein 3uiob 5tr Gcrioing fam ongcnonnlcn
merocn irenn 8pall5ig Stimnlcn Ooeegcn iinO; Der
Safer crucnnt unO cntld6t 5pon5ie gdtgIicOer unO
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Sc6en mir nun mas W1cDers Gonperiotious.2eri-
fon bcr oieien Yrnft agt:
rHod Der gicidsberfoiiing boben I'M @unOcsrutb
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A. guOcn uno Seiicn ic 3, @1cdcnbure. Sdlwcrin rno
grounifwcie c 2, Die ii6riecn Stootcn ic cine Smmc.
Die c1ciontmt5abl Der Stinnicn 1T 5S~
sIo controlirt Der aoier nd5t 90, ionOcrn mir II
Stinunen I'M Yunocsrotb.
90 miro Oos onlerifoniide Gof bon ieirer Ionocs.
iprnhlibe &reiie iiber Die potden Ginridhngen
6cs oeutidben Ncibcs urterriMtetl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

peaotion i'm Forloment oe Sricgs5ieIc Scr Rceicrung
hctreiieno englano lei ndt iel6itiiobtigen 0rn-
ocn in ben Srieg eingetrctcn, iGcrlid ndt 5ur Gr-
reidlung impcrioIiiter 3ele oOcr Inn Gnddoi9mg
5u cr9oItcn. 9c5iigd Der Denofrotiiirng Qeutid]+
lono'a crfldrt 9crr 9oour, OoB oas 5por eine Gor-
bcoingtng fir Den 6ricocI cin miiiie, ober Gcud-
lnio miliIe oics iebI bcorgen Oo mon elmer Noton
fcine 9crfoiung uli5pingcn f0rnte Sd)r fir Sdriit
ibcirt bic g8elt d Oer @oreenrot6e Ocs 8rcOcus gu
nGbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
g(nomit 6. 6UffmoIl.

@S iidrb AM T. glugun 1917, gtuanit g..
Dufiman geIiebfer 5aiie bon punnub 0ofmun,
ach. @uciie, i'm 9llicr bon 66 Snhren, g los
naicn nno % TaNcn 0ie 3cidcnieier bon
leiner letter gSobnnno gir 1923 0niielser
iuioci itoit am Snmiiaa glnhmitiaa i'm 4 ll6r
Nerpdn0te mo Srclnoc lino dcbiung5DDll eins
pelaDcH, Der Gcrcmonie be5uuobncn. Gcfcs
tuuc an hcr r9ouoon gdrt Gemeier0"
(Q(uQ2-d)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
EpbcsfGQc.

PIN so: SuIi parrn 8. SnOeriOu glr. 26so
&uldneO CIT. 81 Sabre alt
PIN 30, SuIi Charlotte @uBmcr glr 4 yoro
9nrcOs StroBc. 7S Sabre alt
glm 30 suit VGb Dennis, inl e. Soiepbs.
0oipiinl As Sabre alt
PIN 80. Snli Rutno e. Nnnis. ylr i721
@omonnion glpc, 80 Sabre alt
PIN 30 Slil Suinn g. Cjcs6crt gir. 1917
Sollins Ctr, 80 Sabre alt
Vim 30. ,Snl NarrB Sus0cnocr, I'M Niarbldno
Njenerdle0oipital. 56 Sabre alt
gln 30. ,Sni. WinrB &. 0aroH, yr. 1915 RE-
peiiersSir AS Sabre alt
glm 80. Snli Margaret Ncnicu, gir CIT Siios
YDiomdc,Str AZ Sabre alt.
pm 2s, SnIi. Charles =, 3prb. ylr. SOC ~
Hu5crnc Cir, 40 S0Orc alt.
gIm 81 3nIi 5amrS g. SicrncD, gn. f0l7
NircCHntnlntsllbc 80 ,SQhrc dlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
Natllcrinc SSaulltidl.

Gs iiarb am 81 SnIi l10f7, na6 ldnqcrct
i'm 9Iicr bon "a Sabren, aclicbfc @aiin bon
6cnrn Snnliicb gerpnnotc un0 Ncfnnnic iin0
dtbuncepoll cngclaocn ocr NceroiqriQ bon ibs
rcr lebieH g9obnun0. Ir. 706 Sho Ttrit Str,
am Epnncritng, 2. glila. 9Rorgciis llbr, bci5ni
lpobnen 9tcnniens sNoCbuclic fit has Gcclclls
bell Der &criiorhcncn in Der rNer5 Scfu Stirs
de-, nm 8 llbr Wlorqcns. Nciietnn0 aui Der
.oeN Ncin 0emcIcrn. laMAl %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

icincr y'omensGi0erung 0em G6nig
George bon GnglonO ouf Dem ,SuBe
ifolgtc, Gin 6r1ulein @ons BON 8bi-
looelpbiol bod ltarb feline Satin
ibon Dor bier Sobrcn. W1ilton Dds
beirotbctc Gin 6r1ulcin 6onnic Ban
Quito BON Scnncilce. 60 picl aus
ocn amcrifnniiden Soffolen6er iibcr
orci 9lmcritaner bon YcOciltung.
llno oa' Dies I'M 3ulommenbonge
nit Dem 9lrtifel ser nGbicogo Tri-
bune" sicbt Stoff 6um glo6ocnfen.
Cod miro man babel Elm 2dhcln
ni1t bcrmciocr f0nnen.
lIntcr Ocm 9cdmnmtcl Ocs Ia.
triotismus merocn bicr5nlan0c Ole
ihpGr5eiten @crbreMen begongcu.
Sn Butte i'm Stoote N&ontono bat
ser mosfirte Nlob 0cn 9iibrer Der
SnOuitrie.glrbeiter scr gSeIt, 5ronf
Sittlc, giodts aus icincm gett geboIt
ln0 oufgeb6ngt, neil CT Die Sol0o-
ten, oie in Ocn oortigen Ycrgmerfs-
Giltriften Oic Oroniing oufrcdt er.
baltet iolcn, ais nOnfel Som's
Scu6s in Uniform be5eidnct bottc.
3urd iolde Serbrcben mo6en Die
'c5cQner Der rs. g8. g9.~ li6 5u nod
idlimmercn 6einocn Don @eiet uno
Sronung ais oieie. @emoIttboten Oes
Mobs f0nncn fein glttes @nOe neb-
men. @S lit ole Eflidt Der 8eBoroen
bon W}ontono. bic &criibcr 0es on
&ittle begungcncn Moroes ouf5uipii-
rem un0 on ibnen Elm @renpeI 5u
itotuircn, 0aS allen @epoltmcnI9en
cine @ornung iein miro.
Gns Wcluittcr Der OOrlebten gOdJt,
ipeIhcS lmuntcr6ro6en ncbrcre
Shunocn oouerte, gob uns eincn
idbmoden 9cgriff ben Dem Erommcl-
fcltcr, 0os ulltGglicb unO oIlnddtlib
oil Der SdlaAtfront in 6lonOern inO
6ronfrci6 in @ong ge6olten miro.
Der SnIi Ocs nns nnscluObnlidI
fiibcS @ettcr eebradt bat, nobm 9lb-
ihico bon ms nit eritfloiiiger
Gropenbise un6 einem @epittcr, oos
felt McniheneeOcnfen eincS Der bef-
tieiten mar. 90 Oorf man alio oen
@onot nicmols Dor icincm 9lbidieO
loben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
Hu6n NcrtIciu.

IS iiarb am f. g(nquit 7.30 ubr WlorqcnS.
Snbn NcrtlriH. i'm sllcr bon rs Sa0reu eelicbs
ter Gidttc bon Mnnd NcriIen Sic Scibcnicicr
bcrn. strnhc, finoct fl1t am Srctaa NiorQcn
nm 730 I'm llbr miro in Der st Ids
dboels.0irbe" cine &eouicmsWieiie fir has Gee
lenbcil oes &eriiorbcncr Qceicn 8eiietuna
aut Dem r0I. GrlbIcrSreoboic
(9lun2 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
grtcsIun.2inie
nadl 9S6ila0elphia

~ sbfobri bonn Ricr gtr. 1, 1iebi.
~ Sirabc Danlpier baLtcr af peg
~ Beiierton, Gbeiapeafe SnoeiI Aoloit
Vuinf, Gbeidpenfe @iib, Wfov Si.
&icorecs, 9elaiuare Sin, Selv mo
Taaes. Sampler nRcnu" nno .sHoro
Baltimore" fnbrcn bier Ulal iponeni'
lid, aniiatt idelin: Dienlt1As, 8olls
neridps, S1nlitagS iin0 Gonittngs, upr W'or'
qenS fSdbrgelO $t.00 go
gtad)is8anipfer t1elidb, ausgeionlI1en Sonns
fuqs, int 1lbr glbenos; 5ahr9elo VI 6O lir
bic 6inrciic So fit ole y{unorele Cl2 Aagel,
Scr @ IS. & 81, $3.50. 9ir6eanesbillete az
nicbriecn ginien (per gobn bon BbilaoelpPla)
nac) yiew Dorf, gllauiic @iip, @ape Wfa9 W.
hnrb @urf, Gong Nrnndb, 9lbullD, Aro9, * w
@plaInno, Wle., 4nniien i'm yoroeit Stuete
bel VlIbduQb's uno au 8oro ocr 3dmpier.
Baltimore nndj Bcttertun.
gtbahrt Wionta9s Dienage, WtliImopss
&onneriiaqS, Ssret1gS llbr Dlorgens uno 3
llbr QlbcuoS; Gnminps, llbr Wieraels, Lou
Rnhniifngs nno llbr glbeto9i Soll1iugs,
S llbr NloreenS nnn f.30 Na6mtiiogs: c,,..
Nfdfabrt bon Nciieron WlotfdaS, Wtiu'
mncbs mo Sreiiaes uneefdbr / llbr Nabmtta
fnd8 9icnlidgS nn0 Sunneritn9s I'M lir9e'
fdHr 8 llbr Nodmilidqs Snmitqqs uno Sotfls
TAGS I'M unaefdbr 3 llbr NonntifoaS ilHo
:" 10 @entS eiuc aour. so Taae eriurIIons'
@iueic 80 Gents. Wtan Idretbe I'M ~e'le'uo'
- (SmIi7-) clarence ebriUer, IS. 8. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
NliIn6cth OiuScruntcr

IS fiarb an I sluauittai7, GdSabctb sin.
Satin bes beriiorbencn Gbne 8inoerbaier
@crpqnote nHo 5rennoe iino crIndPt, Der Scis
bcnteicr bon Der gSobnlnp ibrer AicDc sSrnu
6rcitnG, 10 llbr Wiorgens. bei6upobnen gcs
lebnng nni Der Sonoon @arl Cemetery.
a (NluQ2@3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
9nnapOlis nnb peR 0liber.
Den gan5cn Sag nnf benz Snl5waNet.
Tautificu. .GriuritDu

Tcr pDpHIntt bNnIVItt UVWnu V,IItg ~.
Wlonings, llitfpocbs llrI6 Srettdgs upr
WloreenS; 6irild nn9elabr llpr n,s,nes IuSs,tos
80 Nd1miiiags @inc iebr 1nseelpa2lle
1our; biel Flab uno gutc Wlapl6elieil. Sll'
leie 50c, alisgenOmnIen Sprnin9s, QUO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

ggabsoopnsibc.gdb. uno Gbopiani, SlilB,@S.
hrlion. tb0 WiciIcn SaI3pdiier; oell gan.
5cn gag; Der ri6iee eehensrciler fir 3t1oer;
8umpfer emma @iles" @ieuitogs lil!o 2qhs 1ts
nertdes, llbr Uiorgeiis; 3uriid ~ ~ Npr
Mbcn0s 8illete 80c. (Slilo-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
q,r1ntide SaIIaIraS. nnb gpUriDnsJInhs nnn
Wcffcrfnu .(y rfttriiuuCu.

Seoen 9olineritne I'M 8 ubr Worgens, ~
rid $50 glbenbs nno 9anljto9s nm !, ,,tIoI ugr
Ndhmitdps; 3nriid 1045 Abenos SManiplet
,glnapoIis". Sdlt bel bem biitori9en VSS9eoree.
fopn iln0 Srcoeridtopn an 9telee VI sue ssue
ocr bcIiebeiien IoureH aus oer Slaol' olH
Ieic 60c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
Die SraAiSOnc gerl QepOTt. AnO VetieFiON'
fFrFurlfnu

G5cbtreSsScenerle uno bic groben :, Srndel: s.E
Tihis gebi iber ben SnSqllebnittds 9er
popnldre Sampler nSusauebanna" Wt5iImots
/ tlbr Rdcbniiags; 5nrild nm IL upt AoelIos;
Gonntdgs, 10 llbr BornIitiaas; 3hrud I'M q
llbr QlbcnoS. Biueie 60cy }tti srf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
gDlarn Edlnlb.

Gs lfarb am f. guquh 1917. Niarn edplb.
I'M gller bon Gs Sabrer, Qeie6ie Satin bon
5reoertd S0ub. Die yeeroiGng bon iDrer
lcbeu Robnnq Nr. 1906 Barclay. SirdGc,
iinoct ftdf am 1unncritaa. >. Sluanil 4 li6r
&a6niilags. Neic6ung ani Der gNaliimore
@eneicrb." (gmq2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
9Ompier-S r-SgtAriiOnsH.
SolhcIter'GD.. ..SOnreH.
g o | d1 Z It er.

Bipri einnben 3abrt amer hber Oie BAT. :,
Der bclicbte 0ampfer 0EDnlIe".
Nabtten bei xaa uMD W,DHDenitcln.
Winft nnb Snn5
Wioniags, 9icnltugs, Donnerlings nIo Vteis
tags, $40 &Ornt, 200 uno GAO yla9m.' WdII'
uno 200 yt1d)nl:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
ycruliIdDte 9ln5ciOcn.

ENfnro.
Tcpnrtemcmt gcbrnmdItcr automobile.
2-25 9adar6 @oiianiere @bcotun.
3-3S 9adnrO Rdnnaicrc 1hncton.
3-3S Rndaro lniaaerc 8unriua Gar.
1916 Ebcrlamo Yuiugicrc SUnrtnn Gar.
1916 Stnocbntcr Naiiaaicrc HUaoitcr.
1915 NbalmcrS Hniiaaicre Sunring Gar.
1914 0aNnes @niiaaicre Sonrina Gar
1914 Vrcmicr &aiiagicr Spnrlng Nar.
1914 Cadillac 9nfuaerc Sunring Gar.
1917 ScrlppS Booth Mnnnbuut.
9lue ohenqendnnien gniomobile iino iiir bic
Ablicferng bercii.
@benio cine 9ln8abI bon gebraudbieH 2aIt'
9uius.
Eadnro MutOr Gar So. of Baltimore.
Gharles.etr. nno 0h. Nobol9lOr.
(Suli30- 9uQ5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

sic no6pcnonnicn Nerioncn boben Eeti'
itonen fit llcbcrirugunq ener @nbetatl-Spiri'
tplcn.qiccnS bonn T. mai 1917 eingereidbt,
meIcbc am SamiaN ocn 49, glnNnit 1917. Wats
inpS in 0craibung Qc5Sgen mcrocn.
Brulcitc miiien bur 3 llbr lRitid0S am
MthUudl, Is, glu1nit 1917, einQcredDi meroen,
fir pcldhe SoriHlilnre duf @eiudD III oeleh,
Viireau crlaliat iuerhW i6nnen.
William .. 1rnUcrs,
G6eflGlcri.
g,nine 9lnrrNc gSdrb
g. Nalter Duncan, 626 SsSrcnoni 9lbe p
CHARLES NJ Sdslbcd III @cringionitr. 4
g9nlter Gcbuler. 16l SS iSroBi sir. ....... %
(9lunt Q n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
epiritmOicn. i.gLppIifaliOncn.



ynrcan bcr SpiriMuicn 2iccn5' '0Dmmhnre.
8inlmcr BOG, WrrimtcqCbdnoc
9Snt. Ncppcr Npnitoblc, Brdiioent.
Oc0rac =. 9in0clifie,
@cOrBe 0cllcr, ID. D.,
Spunu flare
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-08
Sporting News

The sale OF King Largo for $4,000.
said to be the highest price ever paid
for . Shetland pony. was announced
In New York.
Five football teams In the East are
still undefeated. They are Dart.
mouth. Williams. Pittsburg. Washing.
ton and Jefferson and Stevens.
With the elimination Of Minnesota.
three teams-Ohio State. Chicago and
lllinols-remain undefeated In the
race for the Big Ten football cham.
pionship.
Art johnson Of Grand Valley scored
his sixth straight knockout this year
when he knocked Hert Thomas OF
Denver out In eleven rounds at the
Eagles club In Glenwood Springs.
frankie Murphy. Denver light.
weight. and Lee Morrisey OF Wallace.
Idaho. fought fifteen Of the hardest.
fastest and toughest rounds to draw
at the Lakeside Athletic club In Den.
yer.
Warrington
Government board sets wage scale
for ship yards and demands its sdop.
tion.
DR.. Godfrey Hunter. minister to
Guatemala during the administration
Of President William Mckinley and q
notable figure decade ago in Ken
lucky Republican politics. died ut bis
home at Louisville. Ky.
Echoes Of German efforts to disturb
the political balance In South America
were seen by state department Of.
ficiAls In unofficial reports from
Buenos Aires that an alliance BE-
tween Chile and Argentina was being
negotiated.
According to statistics Just compiled
BY the Department Of Labor there had
been reported TO the government since
April 6. 1917. when . state Of war with
Germany VAS declared. no less than
500 strikes and other Industrial dis.
turbances."
Maximum prices on cold rolled steel,
pipe scrap. sheets. wire and tin plate.
agreed ON by the war industries board
and steel producers were approved BY
President Wilson.
With . certainty that 10000. 900
families have signed tho food conssr.
walton pledge. the food administration
Monday started tho second week OF
tho nationwide enrolment campaign.
Compulsory separation Of the negro
and white races In residential districts
IL . violation OF the constitution, the
Supreme court held In . unanimous
oplnioa dsclaring invalid the Louis.
VILE kv.. seGrssAtioa ordnance.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-08
WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

| United States shows faith in Russia
by ordering payment Of loan previous
ly authorized.
Western
Railroad trainmen and conductors
to ask for an increase In wages.
John Steel, alleged cattle thief, was
killed and Mexican named ]. Yanes
was severely wounded In battle with
. sheriffs posse near Tucson, Ariz.
Fire in the plant OF the Southwest.
ern Cotton company at Tempe, near
Phoenix. AriI.. caused loss in cot
ton now estimated at 100000 and de-
stroyed two OF the four bins OF the
plant. The two bins and the office
buildings were saved.
A shortage Of $4,000 OF the funds
OF the postmaster's department at the
Great Lakes Naval training station be.
came known in Chicago when an.
nouncement was made that the month.
ly disbursement OF more than 81 900.
900 has been held up for more than .
week.
Foreign
Canadian elections to be held Dec.
II.
Germans force Belgian women and
girls to dig dugouts under fire.
Thousands Of British women and
girls employed In munltion factories.
Before leaving Paris for Rome.
David Lloyd George. the British
premier. had long interview with
Gen. Pershing.
An appalling story OF coia.bloodsd
massacre by Germans OF crews of
British North sea conveys In n recent
battle 10 told by the Norwegian news.
papers.
At London the Norwegian legation
announces that during October nine.
teen Norwegian vessels. aggregatinx
3A.b77 tons. and for,y.eight Norwegian
seamen were lost.
The Seine federation OF the radical
Socialist party asked its representa-.
tives In the Paris municipal council
to propose naming u street In the cap.
ital after President Wilson.
Austria's food difficulties. the Alice.
meine Zcitung Of Vienna says II
learns. have become notably sharper
In consequence Of Hungary's flat re-
fusal OF Austrian proposals for . SUP.
ply Of grain.
Fire In the forGings plant Of the
c,iff Ammunition Company At Toron.
to. Canada. did 100000 damage. Two
hundred employees working In the
night shift escaped without casualties.
According to The correspondent At
0ortsiA OF tho Budapest newspaper
Pasti.iirlap. the Aus,rians made their
attack upon 0orixia with new poi.
sonoas sas. the invention Of . vise
! aess Orofsssoe.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-08
COLORADO STATE NEWS

the United States will not be confis.
Gated or disturbed, Harry B. Tedrow,
United States district attorney, in
formed a delegation Of German citi.
zens, who called at his office for In.
formation.
According to estimates of postal au.
thorities, stamp sales November LIST,
because Of the new Scent postage,
broke all records for Denver. Thurs.
day stamp sales amounted to &c.,
O79.7s, the greatest with the excep.
tion of two days during the last Christ.
mas season.
The Y. M. c. A. campaign to raise
SIS, 900 in Pueblo for the use of Y. M.
C. A. army Y's will start November
18th and continue through November
18th. The Y. M. c. A. of the United
States will need $35.O00,O0 for work
in the army camps Of the United
States and the allies.
Besides electing Edward L. Brown
president and James Russell vice pres
ident, the board of directors of the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad chose
Rawson F. Watkins as treasurer to
succeed Thomas H. Marshall, who be-
comes assistant treasurer. and Finlay
j. Shepard as vice president, with
headquarters in New York.
The transportation committee of
the Colorado Council Of Defense re-
ports that the shortage of coal cars
is now serious In the state, but Will
probably soon be relieved. Two weeks
ago Governor Gunter asked the state
public utilities commission to investi.
gate the coal car situation and it 10
doing SO.
Marjorie Wilhelm and Gladys VIII
ters, each II years old. were arrested
in Denver and will be taken back to
Kansas City. They have been using
the names Of Bobbie Robertson and
Ruth Mcintyre. According to word
received by Chief Armstrong from In.
spector of Detectives ]. L. Client in
Kansas City. the girls were employed
as telephone operators in Kansas
City hotel. from the safe of which
$1,000 is missing.
First Lieut.. E. J. Best and Sergt
Myron l.. Eubank Of the One Hundred
and Fifteenth Engineers, N. G., from
Camp Kearney, Linda Vista, Cal, are
assisting Major Barney, in charge Of
the Denver recruiting stations, In Sc.
curing fifty more members fer his
regiment.
All the recreation and pleasures Of
mountain camp for the convalescing,
healing waters, and an ideal climate
and surroundings for the Ill are prom.
ised the government II the proposed
recuperation camp 10 located at
Steamboat Springs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-08
Minor Mention.

Contracts for building houses and
. hotel at Rocky Ford have been let
Little girl given Trades and Labor
Assembly prize for best war garden
at Pueblo.
Over 600 coal dealers met with w. J
Galligan, state coal dictator, in Den
yer to consider coal prices.
Hundreds Of persons visit Mineral
Palace in Pueblo to view annual ex
hibit of chrysanthemums.
The Overland Petroleum Company
of Wyoming has agreed to drill on
Rock Canon dome in Pueblo county.
Approximately 1000 housewives in
Pueblo signed food conservation
pledge during first week Of cam
paign.
New farmer near La Veta named
Firm. In his first years experience
got 100 bushels of oats to the acre, 75
bushels barley, 20 bushels wheat.
A federal explosives inspector for
Colorado may soon be appointed as
the result OF Information given the
national government by Governor
Gunter.
Denver has a population Of 26S. .43s
according to official government fig
ures. This estimate is announced as
the result Of census figures compiled
up to July /, 1917.
The Delta County Council of De
fense has advised the Colorado Coun.
Gil II Defense that additional labor
will be necessary In the future for
construction OF new storage facilities
Ralph w. Smith, chairman of the
food conservation committee OF Den
yer county announced that $4,000
families in the city and county had
signed the pledge cards during the
first week Of the drive.
Official notice Of the death of Will.
lam H. McSpadden, formerly a resi-.
dent Of Denver and recently with the
Canadian forces on the Western war
front. reached his brother. Samuel NJ.
l.. McSpadden Of Denver.
The transportation committee OF the
Colorado Council Of Defense 10 now
seeking preference for livestock ship.
ments from the San Juan Basin In
order that all cattle may be shipped
out before snow blocks the Cumbres
pass.
The amount Of potatoes at Monte
Vista awaiting cars had been reduced
In one weeks time from 600 carloads
to $50 carloads, the transportation
committee reported at the last meet
ing Of the Colorado Council Of De-
tense.
Alien property and the funds Of for
eigners whose nations are at war with
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-11-08
About the War

Germans are again attempting TO
fraternize with Russians.
British and French continue to car.
ry out raiding operations In Flanders.
Italian navy becomes active as Ger.
mans invade northern portion OF
country.
Two additional defeats Of Ottoman
forces In Palestine are reported BY
the British and the Russians have re-
pulsed the Turks In the Black Sea 70.
gton. iif "H ...
q In = battle ON the Bainsixxa plateau
10000 Austro-Ge were killed. In
cluding two generals. Tho Italian
losses have increased 10000 men.
bringing the total up to 10000. One
thousand five hundred guns have been
lost.
The Germans are destroying factor.
les and plants In Belgium. and II ID
believed to indicate that they are paw.
ing the way for retreat from that
country. Many rolling mills and other
big concerns have been demolished or
looted.
A German auxiliary cruiser and ten
other armed German ships were sunk
In the Cattegat. an arm OF the North
sea. by British ships. Other dis.
patches tell Of tho destruction OF an.
other auxiliary cruiser (Maric) by the
British.
Three Americans were killed. five
wounded and twelve captured Novem.
Der Sd when Germans advanced under
heavy barrago and stormed . trench.
cutting off tho United States troops
from tho main body. General Per.
shinE's report says that one German
Was captured. but does not tell Of any
further losses by the enemy.
Details OF the first American battle
show that the Sammics fought . dcs.
pcrate hand.to. hand battle with Ger.
man forces. who cut Oft the Amer.
lean troops with heavy barrnGe and
stormcd the trenches. Press dis.
patches say the 1ammics upheld ev.
cry American army tradition for brav.
cry and made . valiant stand against
the much stronger forces.
Won Mackcnscn has broken the new
ital! line and pushed his troops
across the TaEliamcnto river. War
students say the struggle now will be
Z race between the heavy Tcuton ar.
siilcry and the allied rcinforcensnts.
which arc expected 10 save tho day
for Italy. In some quarters Il IL be.
lisvsd Cadorna will retire from his
positions on the TnEliamento and
make his stand from positions which
have been strengthened In the rear.
His retreat haA not yet begun at any
ooint.