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Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
TRENCH HOLD
 ALL TERRAIN 0N |TUESDAYLAST
General Petain's Troops Not to Be Dislodged by Germans. Immense Amount of Booty and Number of Prisoners Caught.

General Petain's troops. who made brilliant dash against the German line northeast of Soissons. Tuesday morn ing, at last accounts were holding all their gains and were meeting with no resistance from the forces of the Ger man crown prince, eXcept by means of bombardments. In addition to the great gains in terraine, more than S. 900 prisoners and numerous guns were taken by the French.
 Likewise the British and French ar mics in Flanders are maintaining all the positions won northeast of Ipres Monday. Here the Germans have de- livered several counter attacks sl the region south of the Houthlost forest. but have been unable to recoupe any of their losses.
 Heavy Bombardments-
 Extremely heavy bombardments con tinued in the Verdun sector and in the region of Hill No 344 the army of the German crown prince delivered a viO- len. attack against the French The enemy succeeded in capturing a French advanced position but later a it.
 Big Battle imminent.
 In the Austro-Italian theatre. large German forces have reinforced the Australian line and apparently a big battle is imminent over the 23-mile front from Monte Rombon. southeast ward through Flitch and Tolmino and thence sou Inward to the aBinsizza pla- teau which lies about 10 miles north east of Gorizia.
 The Berlin war off reports the capture,on the northern section of this front of positions near Flitch and Tol- mino and also points in the northern part of the Bainsizza plateau. The Germans began their offensive after an intensive artillery fire in which specially constructed gas shells were -hrown at various places. According to the Italian war ofEee bad weather in ervened during the attack and the lighting died down to some extent
 Italians Unafraid.
 The official communication adds that the Italians are unafraid as a result of the prepaI adons of the Germans and the Austrians and tha. the enemy will find them steady and prepared
 Where the Germans obtained rein forcements in this reg.on has not yet become apparent.
 Wilhelm Returns
 Emperor William has returned to Berlin from visits to Constantinople and Sofia and ns now engaged in an attempt to straighten out the muddled political situation in Germany. IL Is stated that Chancellor Michaelis al- ready has rendered his resignation to the emperor.
 British shipping losses last week as the result of submarines or mines az gregated 25 vessels as against Is the previous week.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
GERMAN TOWN IN IOWA IS FORCED
 TO TAKE BONDS
Loyal Citizens Invade Pro- German Community a n d Make Residents Subscribe to Loan and Recognize Bond Salesman.
(By Review Leased Wirel

MANILA, Iowa, Oct. 24.-After they had been refused use of the hall at Aspinwall,( a strong German town, Tor a Liberty loan meeting and after the owner of the hall, John Brus. had been arrested by a U. s. marshal, seventy five citizens of this place went to As pinwall this afternoon closed the stores, routed the citizens and got, dur ing the one day, practically all of the town and townships quota of bonds.
 All persons who did not buy bonds are being investigated. The city mar shal of Aspinwall today was ordered to resign by the state defense council.
 Manila itself is a German commun- ity.
 People Laugh.
 The action by the. local men follow ed an attempted bond meeting at AS pinwall las. night. The hall owned by MT. Brus- had been rented for the occasion, but when local bankers and speakers went to the town the hall was dark and Brus could not be found. Git izens of Aspinwall on the streets laughed at the Liberty loan solicitors. Brus was arrested at l o'clock this morning. The delegation today in fif- teen automobiles was headed by Mayor Roscoe Saunders. Many of the mem bers were Germans. When the cars entered the town they stopped in the street and MT. Saunders standing up in his car, ordered all stores closed, and all persons to come to the Brus hall where a Liberty Loan meeting would be held. Mrs. Brus. wife of the man arrested early in the morning because he refused the use of his hall for the meeting last night, opened the building. Many subscriptions were taken from the crowd that gathered at Mir Saunders order.
 RefusaIs Investigated.
 Later in the day solicitors went out from the hall as headquarters and worked the town for bond applications. Those who refused to buy bond are being investigated. Unless it can be shown that they were unable to invest at all they will be reported to the fed eral authorities. One man complied with the order to close the stores so promptly that he did not get his car into his garage Later in the after noon he asked MT. Saunders for per mission to open his place of business long enough to put his machine in. The stores were not opened until the Ma nila delegation was through work and gave permission for the doors to be swung back again.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
SUGAR PURCHASE IS
 EXPECTED TO
 END SCARCITY
American Sugar Refining Company Buys 200, ,0OO,- 900 Pounds of Product. Price to Consumer Near g Cents.
(By Review Leased Wire. .,


 WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-Two hun dred million pounds of Louisiana cane sugar was contracted for here today by the American Sugar Refining con- pany and will begin moving north ward next week to relieve the serious shortage of the eastern states. If the eastern consumer had been compelled to await the coming of this years supply from western beet and Cuban cane fields, there would have been no relief for existing near-famine conditions until late in November. For the 100000. 900 pounds the refiners paid about s13,0OO.OOO. or approximate ly 61a cents a pound. After adding the cost of transportation and refining it is estimated that they will be able to sell to the wholesalers at steadily reducing prices, beginning at S.35 cents, eastern seabord. and dropping to 7.25 cents by the end of the year. The latter figure is the seaboard price previously fixed by agreement for Cuban, Hawaiian and western beet sugar and the price the food admin istration expects to maintain.
 Nine-cent Sugar.
 With the refiners' price at S.35 cents, the food administration announced to- night wholesalers in the northeast should sell at about S.60 cents, with the price decreasing approximately with reductions by the refiners. This, it was said, should mean a price of g cents to the consumer at once and of not more than cents by the end of the year.
 The big deal for Louisiana sugar was annuonced tonight at the food ad- ministration after a two days confer ence there among the producers, headed by John M. Parker. federal food administrator for Louisiana; Earl D. Babst, president of the American Sugar Refining company. and officials of the administration. In anticipation of the sale, the transportation division of the food administration has already arranged for sufficient shipping to transport 1O0,OO8,0e0 pounds of the sugar to the Philadelphia, Boston and New York refineries.
 Relief Next Week.
 The first cargoes leaving next week will go to New York. With the whole sale market virtually out of the way. the administration now is turning its attention to retailers and is prepared to cut off the supplies of those who insist uopn taking war profitss Prices from the manufacturers have been fixed, all wholesalers will come under license on November 1 and the re- taller now presents the only real prob lem.
 Curb Exorbitant Profits.
 Both refiners and distributors are instructed to withhold supplies from any retailer who adds an exorbitant profit To supplement this move or ganizations are being perfected through which wholesale prices in all sections of each state will be fur nished to the federal food administra. tor, who will make them public locally and report to Washington with the names of any exorbitant profit-taking retailers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
In Clifton
(By Review Leased Wire.

CLIFTON. Ariz.. Oct. "A. - The federal industrial commission headed by William B. Wilson. sec reiary of labor. arrived here today from Globe, where he obtained a satisfactory settlement of the strike there.
 Tomorrow the commission will hear committees from the striking miners of the Cliiton-Morenci-Met- calf district. An effort will be made to settle the strike here before the commission leaves for Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
FRENCH STATEMENT.

PARIS. Oct 24.-The sweeping na- ture of the French victory yesterday north of the Aisne is indicated by the official announcement from the war Of- fee tonight which reports the capture of prisoners exceeding 5000 heavy guns exceeding 70. thirty mine throw CTS and 80 machine guns.
 The statement reads:
 North of the Aisne. the German ar tillery was particularly active in the sector of Ia Royers-Les-Bovetts and in the region of Fort De Malmaison. on our new front which extends from Mont des Singes (Monkey HID which we have occuped in its entirety 70 Chavingon. The enemy attempted no infantry action.
 Patrols sent out by us in the region of Chavingon and Vaudesson have brought back a great number of pris- oners.
 z'It is confirmed that Tanks (Chars d'AssauD. played an important role in yesterdays attack.
 "The number of prisoners taken since yesterday exceeds 500. Of the material left in our hands which we will not be able to inventory before several days. It has been possible up to the present to count only 70 cannon. 30 minnenwerfer and so machine guns. Tn Champagne in the region of
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
Walks to Deming
 and Wins Wager
(By Review Leased Wire )

DENYING, N. M., Oct. 24.-Having walked the entire distance from Tip ton. Ia.. Paul France arrived here to- night to join the Iowa machine gun company at Camp Cody.
 France left Tipton September 1 on a wager which stipulated he must reach Deming before November 12.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
LIBERTY DAY. BRINGS MANY. MILLIONS IN. TO BOND SALE.
National Holiday Responsible for Enormous Amount of Money Accruing to the Lib erty Loan in United States.
(By Review Leased wire).

WASHINGTON, Oct PA torrent of Liberty Day subscriptions has swept the Liberty loan nearer its goal by hundreds of millions of dollars.
 How far forward the huge total has been carried by this. the banner days activities, no one could tell tonight. Indications based on meager and seat tering returns were that ii had reach ed or passed the three billion mini mum, but still lacked S2.0O0,O0O,0OO of the maximum hoped for.
 This estimate was made public at g o'clock tonight by the treasury de- partment:
 Indications are that Liberty Day subscriptions to the second Liberty loan brought the total for the s5,000,- OOO,00O drive close to s3,O0000O,O00, but there is no official assurance that this mark was passed.
 The departments estimate was based upon returns and estimates from the F federal reserve districts filed by wire at p. m. eastern time today At that hour. however, the campaign was in full swing through out the greater part of the country. Tens of thousands of persons were standing in line at banks And other subscription agencies.
 The full measure of the nations answer to the ringing call for funds cannot and will not be taken. officials assert, much before the end of the campaign next Saturday
 Much is yet to be done if the five billion mark is to be attained.
 Unofficial Estimate
 Tt was believed unlikely" says the departments statement. that any thing like a correct estimate of the total days business could be given out before tomorrow. Fairly complete returns on transactions up to early afternoon. however, indicated sales of $2715,000 000 to date, and these fig ures gave rise to hopes that the s3,- 000,000.000 total had been approached by the close of the day.
 If the s3,O0O. 100000 mark has been reached, the drive already can be termed a success. This was the mini mum figure named by Secretary Me Adoo at the outset of the campaign. He was desirous. however, that s5.- 000,000,0o0 be subscribed, if possi- ble."
 Official figures representing sub scription reported to the reserve banks gained s36O.OOO.O0O yesterday. and up to the close of business last night showed a total of $1,731 ,0SS.- GOO. The following figures showing officially reported and estimated sub scriptions were made public at g o'clock tonight:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
Caught
By Review Leased Wire.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 24.-Oliver High and John Orr, barber of Bisbee, Ariz., who moved to Tel luride. Col, have been brought to Denver for prosecution charged with attempt to evade service in the selective army. Each says he failed to get his mail and hence did not know he had been called.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
Response Is Great.

Response Is Great.
 Every report received tonight at the treasury bore the same burden-tre- mendous response of the people to the loan. The indictment weather in the east interfered somewhat with elabo- rate preparations far ahe day. but elsewhere the program was carried out enthusiastically. More than two million workers were in the field.
 President Wilson, not knowing of some plans in the making by the pub. licity bureau for the taking of his sub. scription, subscribed through a local bank several days ago for s15,000 sending his check for $13,500 in part payment The fact that the president had bought his bonds was not known until today, when a photograph of his signature appeared in a local newspa. per advertisement Tonight the presi- dent heard a loan speech at a local theater.
 Bright Spots.
 "The two brightest spots in the days
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
Loss to British
 Shipping GroWs
 During One Week
tBy Review Leased wire.)

LONDON, Oct. 24.-An increase in the loss of British merchantmen through mine or submarines is noted in the admiralty report for the current week. Seventeen vessels over 1.6O0 tons and eight under 1.600 tons were sunk.
 Theadmiralty statement follows;
 Arrivals. 2.64S: ssilings 2.6S9.
 British merchantmen over 1900 tons sunk, by mine Or submarine, IT; under 1.60o tons. s.
 British. fishermen sunk none.
 British merchantmen unsuccessful ly attacked including one previously mentioned. seven"
 In the previo1s week. 12 British merchant vessels over 1.600 tons six. under that tonnage and one fishing yes sel was sunk.
 Italian Losses.
 ROME. Oct. 2i. - Italian shipping losses at the hands of submarines dur ing the week ending October 20 on all seas were three steamers of more than ] 500 tons and one steamer under l.. 6ee tons.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
Gaines Speaks.

Following him. J. M. Gaines thanked the audience present for the work that they had done as individuals in the Liberty bond sales. He stated tha, the sales in the district under him were we'll over the s2.Ooo.Oo mark.
 Senator Smith leaves this morning for Tucson, where he will speak again this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25
WEATHER.

Thursday and probably Friday, fair south: un- settled north portion:
 cooler Thursday. some What warmer Friday
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-25

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NEW YORK CITY, Average Price of Cop per for week ending September 12, 25.s3.
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