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sspss Wslensassss.



Die psnlss psreH tsuts nit Routinsars
bsifsn harf bslhditias, bed pas be Rec
irree usd 4 erieseG frine iets arc6e. efp
N isit. fh Yinsrstsn iiab unpsrdnossi
ssblifbeH. fur Dssfshea psfsru pes ben
eanisn G-7g bsrsales, Dis Noiisr sbss
pIaristsn 3aflesen .oa eaa. ~ sSs.
asrn<s ~ - -
prsben - 9osi ssiiAea Uanien psrfasft
xis oaHferrais betrasi tve $.dmss ves
tiey0.
nsasa ~ esssss.
etttB.4,d sui son,su ssr,ts -
L7i sfo 4fo. Sfsrlina qaofift 8t6.
III snj Berlin purbeH uidt anofirf: fdf
tssdfd aui Yafis iL55s pro 6tans. suj
Aillifsram t5< pss 9Riosn. Bs4fa
sui @isn burbsn Bi6t aHofirf. yires
i<s. yizbd fskc. 9fodboim pro kfene
,,5oe. CRANES SdDsiD 2sHs.
sssasiss sssis.liaizss.
fie umidve IN bisiigsn Gleariashonis
tclieisx Id henis ant %, e9,575. I've Nm.
ists psv psriIsiisHsB Bp@r bsiieien ii6 ouI
esu.S47 ,6b4 asaen 4a2,t $500 ia Der fersv
ipoabirfHofn 1o4s sss pe.isss Jasrss
ssisl. sdxssszss.
Ole Gmeriesn HosiRa WiE 90. tom. II.
iisa narss tssis in gu.er Ha9irsef unp
tart ctis Gitiss Gas yrt Uatsr seess
iaas In Hs4frags. Hsrfauft putesn:
-. - aaA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31

s.75; aussrIeifnt bis ertra $1,000
It1.75; aeifsrs 5000 $50; anssr,
lItisne Biz ytro s9.75-11.00; aib9s
$6.W-7.50; aassrleiene bis ertro
$7s5--9o0; Gannsrs $500 90;
WI4fiibe $5o.00-115.0O; gtpdera
nn0 Jesoers $6.00-9.5O.
Bulfen. = Dos 4naebpt mn
5ef9rantt uHo bic preiie pareH
itetig.
dette guIIeu S9.00-9.5O; golo Iuo
s72Sr8.75; sxtra $S.S5-9.0o; ma.
ane uHD lsi6te $5.5O-7.0o.
&dfber. = Ter Wa.ft NOR 1.:,s
te lGngiam, aber fsifer.
Bette Isifis Sdtber $1450-14.75;
fair bis CUTE S11.0o-14.25; prbinl'
re unb grcBs $5.50--9.5o.
9 9DeiHs = Die ga4irose par
teute uur mdBis unb bic greifs ..e<
oradt- 3is beieren Jle;fdericrtsa
fisIeu Inn stipa 10c. Qsifte @srfannt.
lorfen rro Derfel tiHD tfefIg.
Guserleiens i6nere 225 pfunb gnS
mebr S16.40--16.50; gemiI6te 5lei-
fderiOrtsn 100 sBfinb una ms6r $16.-
25-16.4o; lsi9ts gsrfanntSorien 12o
big 155 pfiuo $15.25--15.75; orois
mare Biz quite Ssrtd no pfuHb uHo
fDeuissr $500 Q-1425; rrbindrr bis
auserlefene ff.3ers istte Sdne S1n(o
-1525; p-pindrs Biz gute 6tI3s
SIC. .00-13.00.
9 9afe uub aimmer. Ger
Warft por ruhig unS ftstie. Gdp.r
Gamer wurben foit sar nibt geiaaft-
G4afe, Gussrisire eis ertra lrthts
$1o.o0-10.50; fair bis gnts 500
9.75: orsindre s5.0o-7'Oo; 966s
$500 unp ipsHiesr. CONNER, drseries
iene 5is srtru S16.75-17Oo; fnir
Bis gute $1550-16.50; irouos
$13.5o-15.oo; ursindre 5000
12.CO.
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Werhfente WeIobnuna.

Gin irtid,cr Sroitfentutihcr. Der
am Groe elmer sSnhrt uon ietneiu
SSargoit einen chilling ErinfeeIo er.
belt uuo ocm oos 5u tpeuia uorfarr.
iogte nit Ieiiem BoriDurf
Sic tpiiroen aud, nidlt baultt ab-
finocn, peun Sie aIles uiibten. uleiE
Scrr".
Tos erregte Die gteugieroe oes
f5nbrgaites. CIR gob BEN autider e..
uen 5ipciteu chilling uno frogte
gleifBeitig, mas oieier oenn oninit
meine.
.So. isbeu Sic. Min Serr", srtlSr'
re Der GauH. oeerooe aIs Die lesten
orci NeiIer anfingeh oerlorcn MIR
einen adiennnaci. unS idb babe Sie
eob meiterseiabren".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31

Qbsi&kifsp4viers purben ~ 5A--6z$
slsfoufirf. f7e4fsi sui 9oabUa porfa teflg.
mar - xase tA7I. gommeteiai HiIs, ~
Ises. sA7ox. eiai N5S4. asbsi'
Anesijunesa SAN Tie. 5raaej o d.
iHx. Hibd aTi5s; Narf. seias Cuofl'
spRees; R,snen. fsiae luotirunasn, Sol'
.dn5tid,e 0elssn Gi&t 4skc. Ea6sl ~
eirt S.6f as1. &absl ass Rubd Si4i
i24; ssbsl 1sn. sifber. barren sSJS.
Ntfisanii6s 1oaats o..
ufttsnmarf.- ga bv srfsH baGben
. nnos mar Der Barn Tn. binH ates trst
.sne Re tiiisn esn Die SAlabaotiraaefn
fanoea IN zen Inafsn 5aasa sipas aa.sr
esusn Ben eelsssR-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31

JuQer. - prttlt fstf. - Hdfffs
|nirtsr Gut acaf S10.55; pupoe.ep
s9.15; Cubes $9.10; sronulirisr 81
90; GOnfsttirners .Ql- $3.50; or
. " S860--S $40; iptiber irtra $40
$50; U.ta g $3.50 PEI aaaosrt
plumb.
RpIoffes. - Mnrft iietis. -
Rem Sri.ans Cpsn Rtttsl 65--65.;
Centrifugal 4o--4St per @dncne.
Rets. - Gytra fnncp 9enb o.
Sfe; lunrp Ss-Sae; isrOub Ssab g.;
qebrcdensr 7ir; Sopuu 81 SIT; Blue
RcIs sae.
Gairp preb iEte
Batter. - Wnrtt 5ieml.6 itbs
hnif. qyfie fer. = whpIsmiIf .rtraI
5Ss: Gtntrali;sb erir1 503e; Gentrns
iissa firiis 4sae; issenss 4es; 5auepI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31
gbicaso, 20. Seasnbsr

6 htcago, 70. Seaemoer-
BeIf4tprn. = s5Ir Sou. s1-A6S--
1.26s; am etlus S126s. Sar Rai
$1.243--1.25s; am S9lub $1.253.
SafT. = 5iir Son. 7ss-s1e; an
G6iub sose. Sir Rai 76a-7st;
am S4tus TIC.
siosgsn. - sao. 2, S1.s2s-1sa.
gerfe. - $1.4o-1.60.
SimrtSp. - $5.00-7.5o.
atse. - s20.00-26.00.
port. - Tir Gan. $44.s7-45 ~;
am Sdlub $3.50. Jiir Rai $4i.6O
am 6dIub $45.35.
GdmaI3. = Sir Son. S23.8o--
1880; am Sdlub $3.50. Jiir M1i
$24.N-243o; am G6lub $24-30.
Rippenieitsn. bzir San. $3.50
-24.05; am 66Iub $23.95. lyiir
mai $24.3O-24-52; am StluB
s2450.
Butter. - Rortt bSbsr; CREAMERY
39-49e.
Gier. - Rarft h5ter: 3ufuhr e.
g19 aifien. yirifs 56-57c; orSina.p
Firiis 80 2-54f: ouf BEN Martt So
55e: rtfriauutor ftriis 4o-41e.
Sorfoffelu. - Marft unrerdnoert.
@efIiinsl. - aesrnbes, Worit tps
Yer: Siihnsr 19-25e; Gprinaers
l31c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31

Gfnsinnati, %. 1ss. 1917.
Die na&foIsencn anotisuueeu tes
yishsn fi4 nur aui gHsros. 9ronsats
ilonsn- Bel tleinsrsn GsIHdftsu wers
ben etpas b6bere preife bers4net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31
NashOruiaao in Citairifa.
BON R Obsrt S4umanu.

Der 3auber nsr Sropenndtte. - auf
oem glsfnntsHtpsnfeI. - auf ben
Gpuren bss Rashorns. = Rur nc9
peniae Mtter DON oem 1Irparbries
len eutferHi. - Die Sefabrsn Der
GashcrniasS. - 2agerlsben In Der
SrnpsnipiIhuis.
Glsih am anfnng meiner grgS6s
lung nf6fts iT berlertsn. Sub ss en-
GROCER Srrtbum IN. bas Rastcrn
NIT BEN 5ippopotnmus ober Rilpfero
su pertusfielr. 2ebtsres IN Elm BARN.
lpisr @drmbriiilsr. Der tnesii6er In
iumpfiaen sHubs uub Sseaebiete1
I'D, imMaFer tunineIt unb MIR ga tts
ans 2anb CUR aefuns ifeigt. SluB.
rfsrbe greifsH nur Bel pI5bIifen
llt5ernfnen Gil. RotiirIi& finb Riibe
NIT adIkern fduslIer gum Mn,rif'
fereii ors ofie gul1eu. Dus RasNorr
,aseseu IN sin ousssiprpfenes aonbs
bier. Sas Ia ouscetrftfu.a gaasSOrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31
Mnsmdrfise M irfte.

Rem yprf, 20. s8sembsr.
Msif&torn. = Mnrti jte.ia; &iin
nrisb go. 8 gsfbss $1-92 unb Ro. 4
sslbes s1.s7 Rotten uno Groft Rem
Yori Is aaee gsriariht-
5af.r. - Wurtt isR; StaHSoro go
-923c.
G<suial5- - Rnrtt fstis; Wiooie
Dsit S24.40--24.50.
Ter Rdrfi fir bic anoersu artifeI
nGy unper1nbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31

Adfss-- Ndrit feIi; Obis 26e;
RorbiptitliAer 2e-2s4e; Ran gsri
27}c; Sdrei5er 40--65c; 9imburgsr
IH-27Ae; DO. 9rid 32c per pfunD.
eter - 0rij9t gier iinp In
Ra&Frnat. prima firIts 5abnsresr
Sic; firits Sc; srbiHdre firfs 42r;
Iefoubs 40c per 9uBenb.
0efligel. - Marft rubis unc
sttDas fefter. - 9rolers sIpsI ytuuo
uHb 6arunter 23c; Jrners iiber 5ioei
pfunb 23e; Sdbns lie; 9ii6ner 2D-
23e; 5rirtbibner pou 8--10 pflno
27-32c; DO. nit frummer gruH Lee;
Gals ss; Deibs enim 27e; farbt5s
25e; gdnis 20-22e; aite 1anstH
$50 per 9ubenb.
9nieH. - Hp. / $2.75-3.oJ;
Ro. 9 s1.75-2.25; Ro, 8. 6o-15e
per Dubsnb.
Dbf unt Gswifs
3ftrensu. California $3.50
100 per Riff; aiuiss s2.7b-s.0o
ter Rife.
Crangen. = 5loriba $425-'
4.75; 1cngtrins s3.0o-3.25 per
aiife
grape Truit. - Tloriba ST.
50-4-50 per aifts.
aepfeI. - SOnnthdu $3.50
ESQ per Ebl. Gmotsbclis $3.50
500 per gbl.; Ram6o aspfeI s4.25
--45O per Bel: gaisipin $4.O0--I
4.50 pct gbI.; Gr:mss @olbsn s60
ter gbi.; Wolf g;ptr $3.50 per 85L-:
pippins $4.5o-5.O0 per ebI.: or,ts
rare Ssr.sn 75e--S1.OO per 9ol.
9irneu. Riders S3.50-4W
ssr Bbl.
aomatoeG - zrsibbdns 10
2oe per spfuuo.
Qartoffefn - einbsimii1e
$2.4-2.60, Winisau S2.15-2.25
pet 100 pfunb Sod orf hsm @ele:ie.
Gdbtartoffslu. - Ranep
Can $2.00-2.25 psr Sdmeer.
Gurfen. - srsibhnus S1.25--
1.50 Ter Subenb.
Grnut. - Ddnifdss $47.0o-
5000 per 3ou uub Sa.75--4.Oo psr
gbl.
e..drHbsm - $24O-25o
per Gn.
neiBe @atsm - sl.75--20o
per gu.; auf eem GeItiis 800
l.25. Il
SniebefM - Seize S2.O-1
300; ipeiBs s2,75-325 per hunbrf
pfunb Sod dur Dem Geleiis.
Crime gohnen. - SasIiAe
s3.O-4o0 per camper.
2arotten - gtnA.imiIH. ST.
PER BEL.
Qnnoprpbufte.
5su. 30. 1 simothp S29. So
900; Ro. 9 1imoibp S2a.76-29'
70; go. 3 5imotbp $3.50; 20. 1
yemii&ter alss 29.00-29.50; 70.
gsmii9ter aia $28.5o-29. ~;
70. / alse $2e 00-29. so; go. 2
sIse $3.50 90; glfoIfa 5000
90: RDsgenitrOb $12.50-l3.O0;
D,issuifrOb s11.5o; Safrfrpb sll'
% per sonne.
MHbieufntter. - marit rus
Iia. - aIeie s43.00--43.5o; Tto-
,lines brauue $46.5o-47.00; u.ise
;49.5O-5O.0o; dsmiidtss Guitar
;45. .o0---45.50. L
GGmertiem - Warit feft;
$14.50-16.50; per Bu.
ON Giors; 5imotbs $3.15-a75;
5ladsiameu $420 per 9u.
gsrfditoenea
Dele. - Marit hetig. - eriuol 9
pbss $1.29 psr Gallont in partitn
on Ia gbl.; /. - 0allonen &c,
o4tss $1.44; &c., / 2arb6l, $1.3S-2
40; Bnisr.seit $1.@--l.68; Got, '
On Sstb Oil raft. 15e per gailcne;
Lerpentin 55e In partisu bon Is :
iab; pttro!sum, Ohio Garbon Sta.s !
..ft 12ae; Gps3iaIs6orte 14e; Rso 5
.rorn gaioIin 25e; Rapttn 3Oc per
,allrne. 3
GaIl - Ter Warft IN feit. II
Tito @!cs, $2.01 per BbI. Don 100 y
IiRnb, Gubrlobn binsusefiist. N
safs. - Wartt feiis. - prima 5
iip 17a-lsc; bc. Gouutrs 15l-
se per plumb.
aohIen - Wnrit ruhic 1'ffss Fl
frs S5.oo-6.o0; ssanalpba $500 2
90; Nut uno 6lnd S4-oI-4.., yer =
pnne ubaelisiert. Rnu4loii Siiit,
bisn $50; 4nibSn3its 5000 pei
pnHe absslisfert. Gpte foiist 5000
S0 ssr you,ss ohoefisfefk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31

Rsntia (sbemnIissr Rolrmsiifsr,
su Fsiner Gruu, bic fi1 gun gaT
Rcd irmer ritt ferti,g
.. psein Soft. IA Der Bet Adtte il
sin ennses Snns srfri6enl'
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VEEtu ., z5- 0t3enIU,f.
Sdpeiue. - 3ufrhr 1900;
Marit fdpaa. Buff $16.4o-16. -;
Ifi4ts S15.65-16.55; ssmifdts s15s
10-16.90; jdbtpers s16.5o-l6.so;
raubs s16-10-16.25; Gert,I $1l Is
1925.
RiHSotth. - 3ufubr 1900;
Warit fstis. HatiDe Gtisrs s7.59-
1425; Stodtrs uuo Jeehers $500
1920; aiibe uHf Ssifers $5.2o-1f.'
80; adf6er $8-5o-16.0o.
G 9nfs - 3ufubr 1000; Ws'ust
fistig; @etbers s9.0o-13.10; sdms
mer S12.75-16.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-31
Ninbp. Gd,lpeine Gndi
gttfanSt

Rinbrisb. - Der Martt mar
tsutt luHginm unb fstis. StOdtrs
unb 5esosrs ivtrbea stenfaIIs nur irbr
iptnig sttnuft.
MitiIsrs unh i4ipers etisrs 500
aIsiitsr Stisrs $3.50.
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ihslH Hult 70. 0t3. LII.
Die na4folssnSsn anotiruuaeu tes
,ishsn ii4 nur aui gneros. 5ronsafs
iIonfn. Bel tleinersn GsIHdftsu wers
ben stpas b6bere preife bers9net.
| propi'tsne1
9 d nal D. - prima Gi.am
E23so-23 -23.e5; Gdnep 25a-25ie.
| zrodtngefafsenes SieiI1.
Short clear Seitsa 28--28ae; sItTa
bort clear Geitsa 27A-28s; irrse
aippen 27s-see: Bellies 3Of-3ae
per g,fuub.
0erdu@ertes TIetf& -
short tlsG Gsiten 30h-31e; syiya
fhorf elsdr Geiteu 3e--30Sc; turae
Ripssn 30-301r; wsliss 33t--33Ac.
sugar gureb 5leifa. =
SHinfeH 284-29ae; gienie G4ns
tern 20 -23fs; grsofidif gatsn 39--
40t; G6uliern IN padeien 241-25c;
Rem yori Gut 25a--26e; sstrrdists
Nef S4uIisrn 34-341 psr pfano.
GHBssp5detteS GlsifA.-
GAinfsn 25s-26e; pirtt 6Auite.u
I202s: Bellies 34--36e; G6uliern In
yadeien 20-2oae; gariD yort ent
DO 21--21Ae.
Brif1ts Tfeif6. - S6tu.
fen. lois, 24a--25ae; picnic S1nIs
tern 20-21c: G6uiisrn 23-235c:
tur,s Rippsnkiten 25a-26sc; fbcSt
clear RippsnIeitsn 25t-2sae; .rtra
fbori clear gaippsnIsiisn 251-25f:;
leiHis Bellies 33f-24ss; f4wers DO.
32-33c.
Webf unb getreibs
WSbt. - Uinier patent $lo.10;
Wintr fancp 5000; Winisr famila
$9.70; Winier syfra SS.7o; Wutsr
oroiHdy $3.50; 9ortsB msijtn put.nt
$11.60--12.00; 6artss Nsi5sn sau,p
$10.75-n.25; Sortes Ntijsn ias
min S1010--10.60; Rpribpefiru
usmi!ftss S10.75-11.00; Ros3fn
Gitp. rsintA. $l1.00--11.25; RSa-
GEN. G!tp. ssmii6s,s. sl1O0--1I25.
BsiJem - Der Marft nor
fetis; go. / rotbsr $2.19; no. 2
rotbsr $2-17; go. 8 rotber S2.lA;
30. 4 $2.13 per Hu.
DeIfdtorn - go. 1 tptibes
$1.so-1.s5; go. 2 bo. S1.@-18o; |
10. 8 DO. $1.s0-Ls5; go. 4 bo. !
S1.75-1.80; 30. s bp. $1.65-l.B; !
no. 6 ho. $1.65--1.75. - 80. I sels
bes $1.s0--1.S5; Ro. 2 90. $1.8c--|
1.s6; go. 3 bo. $1.S0-1ss; Ro. a J
DO. $1.75-1s0; go. 8 DO. S1.65-
l.75; go. 8 DO. S1.65-L75. - no.
ssuiiI9tts s1.75-1.S3; go. 2 DO
S1.75-1.83; Ro. 3 bo. $175-l.s3;
10. 4 DO. $1.65-l75; SO. 8 DO. 81,
55--1.65; Ro. 6 90. $1.55-1.G'. /,
= MeiBes 4ofbenforn $140-I50;
3sfbes aoIbtniprn $1.35-1.45; se' !.
nifdtes RoItenforn S1.35-1.40; |,
perfes aprn $1.00-1.30.
5afsr. - so. 2 ipsisbr 85-i,
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-17
HEARTY BREAKFAST is 0. K.
French Medical Professor urusa Euro-
pesns to Follow Example OF
Americans

Bordeaux, France The American
breakfast q ham aud eggs. liver and
baeou, beefsteas or other meat. vegr-
tables aud porrldEe, as substitute. for
the m@agrr European morning meal n
recommended for France by poctar
Bergonir, professor ~ tho ngrdeaux
medical faculty.
Doctor HerRonie regards this subati-
tuition ss one ~ the reforms most like
" 70 relieve the ecsnomic situation. by
providing rational nourishnient AMI
avoiding great deal ~ waste.
He bases bis argument on the fact
thar man requires snatenanr. mast ~
The beginning " the day whan be il
about 10 make bis effort, whereas In
Europe b" takes bis principal meal
when bis days wark Is half through
ahcn BE- r. half tired out and IA a..
capable ~ 70 diReaiinR bis meal a. a.
HFs hiiH proper support Tor the rest Or
The days wurk.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-17
HOW TO WRITE TO SOLDIERS
War Department Announces Rules for
Addressing Letters 20 Nea
~ the Froat

Washington Persons sending let
tiers or eableErama 10 American SOL
diers in France are cnutiaued ia a
var department announcement 10 In
elude In the address only the name u
the soldier bis company, regiment or
other unit and the words American
Kxteiiuonary Force" The location
0f the unit should not be mentioned.
even II Il be kn0an
The envelope shoald also bear the
name and address % the SENDER.
Similar rules prevail for eommuniea-
tons from members Of the expeditions
airy force 70 friends or relatives IN the
UnIted States. Troop locations or
movements must not be mentioned.
Money may be transmitted through
postal orders. but arrangements have
not yet been completed for pareus-
pest service.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-17

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-17

In the Balkans the deadlock con.
tinues but what changes there have
been have favored the allies. At the
west end OF the lines the gallant Ser.
bans last winter fought their way
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-17
THIRD YEAR OF WAR SEES SITUATION
OF THE ALLIES GREATLY IMPROVED
Gemays Position Less Favorable Than One Year AGO or Two
Years AgO-ln Principal Theaer OF War; the West East
and italian Fronts, the Entente Allies Have Shown
Decided Superiority.

OF pres. This the British blew IN hy
mines June ', the noise being heard IN
london They captured 1900 prison.
efs the FIRST day of the offensive and
many others later.
French Gain AiIIa
below the sector OF the German 70.
tireinent the French were Equally s,,,..
cesSful On April i6 they started n
great offensive which resulted ia the
dominating Ladies' ROAD falling into
'heir hands. besides important posi-
tlehs In Champagne Their prisoners
the hrst two days iosalled 1900 ON
May Q, along the Aisne, they took q, 100
captlves aud gained points from which
they looked down on the foe, as the
British did farther north.
II should be noted here. however
mat the French losses We're severe.
resulting in the replacement Of Nlvelle
as commander IN chief by Petnln.
The last twelvemonth In the Italian
campaign has Witnessed a series ~
costly reverses for the Austrlans. but
the Italians have been prevented from
following up their successes by the
very dilileult terrain, the beaten Teu.
tons failing back after each defeat to
new mountain positions most difficult
10 attack.
italians Take Gorilla.
On August 4, 1910, the Italians
stormed the stuhhornly defended Go.
rixia bridgehead, on the Isonxo river,
taking about 10000 prisoners, and
they followed this succeas the next
day by seiEing the city OF Gorilla and
increasing the number OF their cap,
tives.
The Italians launched new Often
sive the FIRST days o. November and
ON November they announced that
their prisoners since the fall OF Co
rizin totaled 40,a86.
Winter then stifled operations until
May rs. when the Italians returned
% the attack Ia the carsn. aiming at
Trieste, on May is the haul ~ Aus.
TRAN prisoners was announced 20 be
8,aS2. The offensive was renewed May
%, 1900 prisoners being taken the
FIRST day On May 10 Italy stated she
had taken 22.4lA prisoners since
May "a.
The last operations left the Italians
In an unfayorahie terrain aud the Aus.
trinns concentrated successfully.
intiicllng important losses but not
driving back the invaders 20 any great
extent. The Italians apparently set.
tied down A, organize the conquered
soil IN preparation for a new blow.
In the Balkans.
In the Balkans the deadlock con.
tinues, but what changes there have
been have favored the allies. At the
west end OF the lines the gallant Ser.
blans last winter fought their way
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-17
DOGS RESCUE EFFORT FAILS
coilis. Piungins into River. vsiniy
Tries 10 Hold UP Body Of His
Master

wexthsld. Mass.-Joeeph WroEow-
sky. seven years old. was drowned Ia
the wesifleld river az Red Rock after
his collie. FluT. twice tried 70 bring the
boy to shore.
Joseph and his nine-year-oid brother.
william. Were playing Ga the bank.
Joseph slipped Into the river. The dog
plunged Ia. got the lads collar in firn
grip and tried desperately 90 paddle
ashore. The boy dragged the dog I'M
der until Fluff was forced ~ come up
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-17

Tor air. Fluff filled his lungs. then
Owed and came up with hts master bur
WAS dragged under again uatll he had
to let go.
arthur Bazata came at the older
hFothfrs screams, diYed la and
brought the body o. Joseph 10 shore.
run, who had kept diving desperate
W. refused 70 come ashore until Baxa-
IN came up with his masters form aud
brought II TO land.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-08-17
BY EDWARD w. PIcKARD.

BY EDWARD w. PICkARD.
After twenty days of the most ire
nendous artillery fire of the war, the
AlglOFrench armies in Flanders be-
J gan on Tuesday a great drive that
, aroused the highest hopes for definite
results Great masses of troops dashed
forward along front of twenty miles,
l Werran the enemys first three lines of
defense between WarnetOn and Dix
nude and captured eleven towns and
) more than 5000 prisoners. They
/ crossed the User at many places, the
/ sagineering corps performing prodigies
% the way of bodybuilding under
d IRE. Tanks and airplanes played ia
d pOrtant parts in the terrific cCntict.
a The Germans resisted Stoutly and on
ID Wednesday, when the allies advance
] ns checked by torrential rains, the
ieutonS by fierce counter-attacks won
hack little of the lost ground. Next
ay the British again drove the Ger
mans back, and then the artillery re-
y. ianed the task of blowing Prince Ru-
Feehts men out of the supporting de-
Eases to which they had retired.
Generals Haig and Petsin exchanged
alegrams of congratulation on the
aeceSS in Flanders, and the kaiser,
VI to be outdOne, congratulated Ru-
Recht on his great success" and at
nee called a conference in Brussels of
\ commanding officers on the west
Ef0lf and pt of 4nl
uses are reported TO have been ire
asadous and those of the allies COM
Nauvely light. Several American
4pcal teams worked on the fighting
u side by side with their British al
lie exact objective of this drive was
ofhcially announced, but the peo-
the allied nations hoped and the
mans assumed that the Anglo
eleh armies intend to push along the
Gan Coast and force the Germans
seandon their submarine bases.
a movement would also turn the
80 end of the German line and
!. vi We'll compel general retire
toward the Rhine. If the allies
~ reach the Dutch border it is be-
a Holland might be persuaded to
~ ID her lot with them, a decision
80 Germany evidently has feared
some time.
Conditions in Russia.
ne disorganized Russian troops
a -aaed their retreat eastward
"a GaHcia, and at some points
III pursuing TeutonS and Turks
, = The russian border, However,
vas a perceptible stiffeniug Of re-
AS By the Slays,- and further
hey held their lines fairly well.
le Reumanian front the Russo
5n --Aalan army fought brayely and
- 'Sslaiiy making considerable adj
%, - It's good work may go far to-
@Vlng the rich grain fields of
n Russia from the enemy.
s~hile kerensky and his col
- are working fast TO avert dis
ihelr program, according 10 the
newspaper, is TO restore the
power by a clear definition Of
4S Of RuSsia's present liberty,
hg OF the severest and most
* measures for re-establishing
discipline, and the restoration
shaken authority Of RuSsia'S
-@hterested and Self-Sacriicing
her officers. Hundreds OF
spies in Russian uniforms
Angling with the soldiers have
secuted summarily, and the mu-
, Eoops are being punished as
It is now reported that LIE
escaped from Russia, proba-
'ernany through Finland and
secret service agents report