The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1917-10-05
rauc- Fscvy- NETWORK o.
NsEs SC-so ss~GT
TrE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
sECCsc O. gV>C s7IsT gsEsTe
CONDENSED ECs 50ef
pECSLE
ABOUT THE Wkk

Fetresrzf tssDeteAes 1e.cr1o> TIE
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German strsazA rszken!az b-t e
rot broesn. declares Baker.
Aro1ae yerf41 the artillery d4e!s
are kse.!az ~. The YrslcE rsDDrr
.4ccezzes nar-A o. V@Fdan-
IN Ahasr1c4a pztroI ship On duty
or al Atlantic part ras r41afas1 AMI
rank by al EIknosa craft
Gen CaEeoruz azs captured z.9ls
Dr1so1ers and Hon an In l,l-tznl S1.t
t,oa IL 4 nsu df1ye Oa lie Ea!az.zzA
olateag
The Fg2.lzns have made another
They rag the morale o, the trooDs IS
EDN sxcslielt
4 G!spatlh says stattzart "a. at
rzcksd t@4c@ ~ enemy alrolznes.
TEo men Nsrs killed and four soLa
FL and a boy injured
TLs Eriush cabinet h4s increased
the army and navy pay. although the
iIcreasss are small CON pared with Laa
American and colonlzl stzaGarts
Ia tbs HesoootzmL2 campaign the
BritIsh have captured $3.50 men, and
FsDoft that hunfrsds Of TURKS have
been sialn and new p1zitions taken
The Germans are EithdrsTiax
,rcoos from the Western front II al
effort 70 saye Inc Ags;ri2ns who are
beinx pounded c1nstanIy ty the
itail&ns
Field Marshal Ha!x Announces he
Las gained every ob.ectlge o. h!. grea;
offensive In Flaads!s. and tia, hs Is
Hop In fpll command 0, the territory
hs has taken.
Ten killed ana thirty nine injured
sas the ,oi. o: dead and MANNED LEFT
behind by German air raiders IL the
sixth raid In sighr dzys. the official
announcement stated The liz, brings
the total yictirns II the German air
men since Sept "a - u n.ty-one
killed and zss ia.ursd-
Tho veil oi raystery vas lifted from
haDcenings oa the gsstsrn front
Tusstay. and The corr~sponcent told
Of the terrific assaglt the Hzig army
han been keep;ng up for week The
rerory indicate the British have won
suDeriortty o' the Engiish guns and
gunuers is acclaimed
WESTERN
Liberty loan campaign opened In
enthusiastic sarnes,nes. throughout
nation
Damage estimatsd a. llG5,0J0 re
suited from fire that broke out IN
the building occupied by Decatur,
Ill, furniture company.
The 1917 cotton crop was forecast
at lz.o4IGoo equivalent 500 pound
balea. basing It, estimate on the con
dltion Of the crop Sept 25. which was
sJ1 per cent Of a normal
There are many Indians in the
Sixth Sebraska infantry and First
south Dakota cavalry. They are
moatly siour. chippewas. oneidas.
Black Feet and Cheyennes
WASHINGTON
William J. Bryan subscribed to
eight $50 Liberty bonds. one for each
OF his grandchildren. Mr. Bryan
made similar subscription to the
first Liberty loan.
Soldiers In the American army not
only may keep COW, but they can
feed II at government expense, pro
yided they consume the milk, saya a
ruling or the Judge advocate general.
Amaigamation OF liberal elements
ri al n1iirIrut ri in
sanixation to be planned at confer.
snce OF leaders in Chicago was dis
cussed with President Wilson by Mat
thew Hale. Massachusetts Progress
siye leader
Cotton ginned prior to Sept 25
amounted to 2,49S.28l bales. counting
round ar half bales, the census bu
ming report OF the season. Round
bales included numbered eo.so4 and
sea Island, 1871
Congress finished its work on the
great war tax bill when the Senate
following the example set by the
House. adopted the conference report
without a roll call. More than 81,
ooO,OOO, ,Vou OF ne" tA1ee are IeVled
by the measure.
The Senate adopted the conference
report on the Shafroth resolution
suspending the requirement OF the
mining code for the benefit OF men
drafted or enlisted in the army or
navy. Under the provisions OF the
resolution they will be permitted to
gn 81 Anu fot A. h
required amount of work.
The conference report on the war
tax bill was adopted by the House
without a roll call.
Secretary OF War Baker reiterated
that there is no serious shortage Of
rifles for any Of the troops.