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The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-04
ARMIES sEArEN. NATION Ac-
cEPTs ALL THE TERMS LAID
DOWN ~ THE ALLIES. -
ALLIES TAKE RAIL LINES
oEMo0iLizlNo OF Array AND
SURRENDER OF TROOPS
STIPULATED.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Paris. Oct. Ian armistice has
been concluded between the allies and
bulgaria OH the allies own terms. The
announcement was made officially
Monday.
Bulgaria 10 definitely out Of the war
and Turkey. virtually cut off from
communication with her allies and her
armies In Palestine almost annihilated.
likely soon will be forced to sue for .
cessation Of hostilities against her.
Misunderstanding at the Guild hall
Monday. Andrew Bonar Law. the chan.
,ellor Of the excheQuer. said Bulgar.
an convention had been signed BY
which hostilities ended At noon.
Bulgaria, by the terms fixed. gives
Ip completely the control OF railways.
he chancellor stated. Control OF
he Bulgarian railways, the chancellor
pointed out. gives control Of Bulgaria
"This convention means" said the
chancellor. that the Germans dream
II q German middle-eastern empire
aas gone forever"
The armistice concluded with Bull.
zaria by the entente allies II . purely
military convention and contains no
provisions Of . political character.
Bulgaria agrees to evacuate all the
territory she now occupies in Greece
md Sorhlu 90 raor,ohtN,~ hor >-~
Immediately. and surrender all means
Of transportation to the allies.
Bulgaria will also surrender her
boats and control Of navigation on the
Danube and concede to the allies free
passage through Bulgaria for the de-
velopment Of military operations.
All Bulgarian arms and ammunition
are to be stored under the control q
me allies. to whom IL conceded the
right to occupy all important strats-
gic points. ~.
The military occupation Of Bulgaria
will be intrusted to British. French
and Italian forces. and the evacuated
portions Of Greece and Serbia, respec-
lively. to Greek and Serbian troops.
The armistice means complete mil:
ltary surrender and Bulgaria ceases TO
be belligerent
All questions Of territorial rear
rangements in the Balkans were pur.
posely omitted from the convention.
The allies made NO stipulation con.
corning King Ferdinand. his position
being considered an internal matter.
one for the Bulgarians themselves TO
deal with.
The .armistice will remain in opera.
tion until final general peace Is con.
cluded,
Gen. Franchet D'Esperey. the allied
commander-in-chief In Macedonia,
signed for the allies and the Bulgar.
ian delegates for their government.
The drive Of the allied armies In the
balkans, which resulted in the break.
down of Bulgaria as military power.
began on Sept. IA, when Serbian
troops pierced the Bulgarian center
east of Monasur, British, French Ital.
lans and Greeks joined the Serbs In
the drive and .sqaick progress was
made. Soon Bulgaria was invaded.
The collapse was fastened by unrest
In Bulgaria and from time to time for
ZONE weeks. revolutionary outbreaks
nave been reported.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-04

Can Cure NJ Gems sss!s: i :ss Y .4
I'll tell ySu bog SIiesly ard enssIly cufsa nias
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-04

Naturally.
''She's Just ripping"
"Who Isl"
The seamStress."
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-04

oznils o. wsSh day. That's when yoa ~
asd cF9 a Beg e.! s1as. 81 9!eth'' whittier than
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-04

VITO T0 IS $;.;: !: e. ::;;: ];
AZ bic. Thousands recon.
M A nE mend Dr.. Kilmer' .
OA1ANAS Swamp Root, the great
kidney medicine. At druggists In large
and medium sire bottles. You may r..
colv0 q sample si1e by Parcel Post, also
pamphlet telling about It. Address DR..
kilmer 4 Co.. Binshamton. N: r. ana
enclose ten cents, also mention this paper.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-01-26
Service
Flags
s.-b
Only a Few Lett

Okny a FSW LeH
We have just a dozen Ser
vice Flags left. which 80
will close 0nt al - cents
each. These are with either
one or tao starr. Flags
with more than two star,
can be had on special order.
These Service flags are
the bet made "a si,is price
or anywhere near % They
are Of good sixe aud AZ high
grade buaiing. hand scweo
and storm proof.
Every family that has a
son. father. husband or
brother in the service hou'd
display one 81 these nsgs.
They marx the homes from
which men have gone 10 do
their share in the great var.
When these feN Service
Flags hieh Ne have on
hand arc gone We shall or
der no more. If You eart
one Of these Gags get "a nos .
instead Of being s0rry when
II j. too late.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29

onbern Mitelicocrn Scr Nonnldmft Jet
nit)t sic ocringite Spur 9efllnhen iuor@
tcu, nod]ocn1 bas Shifi nad, cincr 9es
tGr,ptten grplpiiou int S,'ncrn in le'eh<
tenn 8ulier llnterac9an9en Jet. she
aJSanuldaft Ser Neepnra aing IN DC
gopte, als ibr Shiff torpebirt iullrpe'
Ser 3upit6u bcs Sollhboptes 1oll ncn
sapit1r,, Sen Sllufentelesrapbilten mn
pen Sberfanouier 9efun9en ganonmen
h0ben. l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29
selcarapbiidc Noti5cn.

20. Sllitl.
Bol olebalI. Sn Ser q a ipno
philadelphia 1, 9telp 9prt o.
9ittsbura 1, ct. 2cllis 8.
slnbcre SpieIc berldpben.
eSn scr q american:
ct. 2puis 3. 9; Chicago l, o.
Setrpit 1 GIepeluno 3.
Rclu gprt 10, Ebilaeelpb1n 2.
@ultpn 1, &albiugtpn 3.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29
aus btl1l @taate.
j5nm Nationalen Safeguarding.
(Spe5ialbepelhe.)

9cs MDiucs, 90. Sunt. = i6n
mcr u. Niller, Staatsbirettor Des
Su,uaer &riegsiparfumitees, madt fol
geubcs befannt:
n3ic tm itaatlidcn &ricgsipar:
$oanptqnartier ein9elaufeuem Yerid)t'
hcmtcn at, baE bic nnttDnalc &riegs:
iparmarfcntampagnc in bcn mciItct
Gunlltics bes Staates Cit null llitdnbiscl
Grfuls ,uar. 5iinf Guumties mclbeter
id)un friib, baf tic ibrc 3ucrtbeilmuae,
crrcidt bGtten, ,uabrcnb 16 anor'
81 nnties nit 3npcriidJt er,uartcn, bas
gleid)e mprscn friib, mclben SIT tDn=
nen. 3ieber 16 atore Counties be:
rid)tcn, oaI, ,ucnn iie ibrc 3mertbct=
lnnBcn bcntc am S|atiunalcn &riegs=
ipartag ntht upll ,nadcn iollteu, iic &
bod iiderlth balo harauf tGut iuiirhen
n8cridte ans .cincm Sutcnh pbe,
mcbr Counties iinb nid)t gan5 10 upti.
mifttid; iie erfidrcn aber allc, bak tbrt
3ncrtbeilmneel, ultbcOingt anfsebrad),
,uerben juacn.
,3cr ItaatltdJc Strcftur Der Griees=
iparmarfcnfampagnc appeairt aufs
ncnc at bic @ep1lfcruns Sp,uas, baf
lie ibr ge,1Rcrites t1nu n,Dse, bent Or
iud)cm Der Gcgicrnltg nm JunbS fit
bic 6riegfiibrung at entiprcd)cn. @tr
alle lplltcu bics ac,ut6crn1afen als nc,l
3ui cines @cfcbls betradten nno tim
10 nnbcoin9t nnb ,uillis scbprdcn. ,uie
nnirc splnaten 1T 6ranfreif) cs tbnr,
meun tic ben 8cfcbl crbaltcn, iibcr bic
&antc su geben. Damn 9cben tic ii, n'1=
nuibaltiamcm @prnGrtshrang 1T Dc,t
Rahcu Der $,1lle iclbcr, ,uu &ngcln nr,b
Geid)pilc iic ,tmflitoen, scr @efnbr
nid)t adtcnb, nur ibrem 8cfcbl 9ebpr=
dcnb. 4rdi. gSilipns Hrotlamotio',
(im ubiscm Sinne ScfcbD, baf bic
8csirfc, Bic int &anf BON &riegslpar=
mnrfcn 5nriif6llcbcn, at pher ppr oem
2S. sunni iibcr bic &antc gcben ipaten,
lit cine Sadc puu natiunaier Wthftg=
felt = cine &ricgsn1afnaBmc ppn i'a=
tiunalcr Iptbwenbtsfeit.
,WMud)c Gpmtties Ea6en iid) id)pn
por, Ntunatcn fir lire bplle,t 3nertbet=
lungem perpflibtct; andre iinb jett
iibcr bic &ante scsan9cm, abcr annrc-
piel at piclc - bubcn lire Gflid)t per=
iaumt, baben bic ibncn ppn ibrcr &c
aicrnng aufcrlegtc &crantuurtltdtett
uidt a1gctrctcn. llnirc Snngclts oa
briibrm cr,partcm cs abcr BON tBncn.
C,ies lit mcin &ricg nnb SIR Srtcg,
nidt blps ocr Grieg nltIrcr licben SDb=
nc, sic fir Sic NIB MIDI itcr6cn. Stc
n,,b id,, ,ucun ,uir uns oicics Slnt=
ppicrs mnb hes ed)ntcs nnirer Ieeie=
ru,ls ,uiirbig sei9en ,uullcn, ,niillcn bier
int Scimatblonb nnicr pplles Sbctl
tlun. Sabcn sic Sbr 3bcil mtrfltd)
eet6au? Snbcn sie Sbrcm pulleI Sln=
tbcil at Gricgsiparmarfcn id)pit ge=
fnnit?
y8ebcnfem sic ,ppbl, bcutc lit oer
ytatiumalc Grlceipartag, utb Erdliocnt
gsilion fprncrt jebcn Slmcrifa''er altt'
bier amf bcr Stclle Icim pollcs 5bell 5''
tfnn - mas lit Sbre Slnt,uprt barauf?
5pmc CT q. Witller,
staatliher Streftpr. "
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29
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ben Ieute 4 Terfpnen 9et0btet lno &C.
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ciner 8erotbltn9 bon 8 D}inlttcn iibc1
Scn So( bon Sncub Sroblpcrf, Sem
iriibcrcn Nebofteur bcr.DlillouriStuatss
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unfriibrerilda 2citartifel geldrieben 81
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beren 8eliber 9nrl @lecler mar. 8lcez
ler bcfomte iid crit fiir3lid 1buloig
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9enber. golp., %. SUM-. -
sllfreb Shnlttgen, ein rcgi1trtrte,
feintlitcr slusldnber in @rcclD, Colo.
lpo1ltc germ mad, 9elltlcblauo snrild
l1nb trat ols cScbn g. &enilcop in bit
amcrifaniIbc Mrmec ein. @r belt bics
fir sen ldncllitcn unb belten Slan. oi'
Heilc 81, mo6en. tpie sic 8ltnbesbean,:
ten ertldrten. sic i'm beutc in Sor
2cQan bcrboftctcn.
Sic 9conten meinen, baB S6nitt.
gen ni6t nltr bpfftc, 10 nad 6rontrelel
'sl fonunen ltnb BORT ilab Den bclltlbcl
2inieu at beIertiren, ipnbcrn alti
ipertbpo(lc sSniornlatinn mtt5nnebmcn
Sic CT in sen bcrIdieoencn Sruppe'lsa'
germ, ipp CT bier llnb briiben alls9ebll'
oct iperncn tuiirbe, slt erlangen bpftte
j3,uci fanabiide 9an,pfer uerIentt.
81 alta ti1der 9ofen|
81. cllni. Ser &apttd1. etncs &c
ltcru aus gn9Ia.b bier dngetp,,unettc'
Gdifies brndte bic yta6ridt. bab bt
0ompfcr Nebpra ,tnb Eun,erunian bpi
Der CANADIAN Yocific 2tl,ie bon pellt
Ihen Sau6bpptcr, bcrIenft tpltroell
SSie CT Iostc, creigneten lid Sic Ser
Ienfunoen nur iucni9c .Meilcn ipeltl1d
ncr britil6cn S1,icln. 9cibe shtII
iparen auf ser Sabrt nad an1crlfan.
lheu S51ien. Ser Secmamt Iagte, pt
3erItDr,lus ser Epmeranian lei Den brt
tiIGen SAiffabrtsfreiien Elm 8atblel
Gr erfldrte. sob nur Ser Streite Setse
nnn elmer aus 60 ADpfen beifebe,1oe1
N'aunidaft 9erettet ipurSc. Son oe'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29
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Wionnt Glemen 8, Wicb. 2S.
Snni. 2cllt. 8nDmonb Scn,pleton
(Ycnbleton, Gre u1b Solbat Cigar
Saippcr (6nrtfprb. Conn., ipurben
bicr bc,,tc Na6lnittag auf Der Gteue
sctDbtet, ais ibr Sl19San3 aus elmer
6pbe BON $50 SUB abltiirste.
sd5ner Tlau Scr stiIo5iirten 9rcKe.
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Tew .Yorf, 2S. "Slnni. Gos
9ireftorium Ser slllo3iirten Erellc bot
ein EenlionsiDitcm fit ibrc slngeitcllz
ten. loipie Sic @crtbeillrn9 bon 5ilf5z
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beitsunidbi9fcit bcldlpilcn, ipon1it an1
1. Suli bcgonnen ipcrhen loa. @s iinb
100000 in Srcibeitsbpnos bon bent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir bie Ginfiibz
rllng Deg SLAMS beiieitc geltcllt tporz
Den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29
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lihc abchbberid}t Ioat, Sic Gcutiten
Ieien Itorf nit Sen @erilthen bel6df>
tiet, beitiee Insriffe Ser aIliirten Nrs
mcen n0rbIib ser Sps llnb iiiNlid Sc,
slisne obsuI6lageu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29
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8aIbing.t on, %. SUM-.
GrdI. 8i(Ipn 1d)idte bcm Senat bellte
Sic g}on,en boz, s nenen 8ajur 8enes
rals 1lnb 43 grigabier @cnerals Der
ya1tionalarmce, bnrd beren Grnennlll1z
ecn sic jcbt i'm YiilitdrbienIt beltcbens
ben oiiden ausscfiilIt tucrocn lnllen.
Sic mcilteu Der I'M Stang beforoers
ten Nednner bieucn iett III Srantre1d)
1,1,b fins bon @en. Geribing a1sgez
habIt iporoeu. Sic bier ausgeipdblten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29
Gonitisc Yeridte.
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93ritiIdn Srltppe1, IN Slanbern mn
frans0liIbc ipeiter iiiblidy linb anldrls
nenb bem bebpritebenben oenti6en@prs
itcb in Nidt1lna ouf Yoris pber hicaa
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crit suld)lu9eu. @enlt es ancb npb al
Gin3clbciten fcblt, 10 lit es bod tlar
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idleipifi yiegierl,ng n, 0iosfml ip(
burh Streittrdfte utter Siibr,tng boz
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Srptfp ,mo seniue, Sic 9olld)clriti
fiibrer na9 Ser storotiiitc entflobeu,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-06-29
NuB BEN 9nlanbc.
Welbmnnid) Der Duuna SSume,ts
Gbriitian Niiuiation.
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Obi ngo, 2S. SUM-. Sn eine1
Sibllng Dcs 3entralbepartments bea
Dou1g @omens Gbriitian 9liiociotior
muroe bellte Elm guoget bon S15,000,=
600 an0enommcu als 3nlnb 81 bcn,
S1OO. 900, o,000zSonbs Ser gorrnQ
Wtcns gbriltian gliociotiolL Der i'm
Gftobcr gelarnn1elt tuerbcn 1ou.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-17
AUCTION, AUGUST P, 1918.

AS administrator of the estate of the late Theodore A. Stanley, I will sell at Public Auction at his late home, Cedar Hill Farm, New Britain, Conn.,, on Thursday, August 22 at 10 a. m. sharp the following articles:
 Milch Cows, 1 Guernsey Bull 1 Rair Heavy Horses, 2 Horses, Mules, 1 Hay Ealing Machine, i Corn Husker, 1 Blizzard Blower. 18x24 Unidilla Silo (new, not put up), 1 Gasoline Engine, 8 Milk Wagons, Low-Down Wagon, Harnesses, Sulky Flows, Moving Ma chimes, Hay Rakes, 5 Tons Fertilizer, etc. Small tools of every description which are needed to care for a first class farm.
 Take a Berlin car and get off at South street. Lunch will be served and the sale will be held rain or shine Come and get the tools you need.
 GEORGE MExCUR of Bloomfield, Ct, Auctioneer.
 J. H. KIRKHAM, Administrator.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-17

AUTOMOBILE PARTIES Taken out.
 passenger Studebaker. Phone No.
 S27-5. John Hall 8-14-6
New Britain herald., 1918-08-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE-Public stenographer. Ca pablo stenogra pher. Neat and cor rect work guaranteed. Phone 461-3 Or call room No. 6 Booths block.
 S-14-4dX
New Britain herald., 1918-08-17

Have you lost a sum of money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in at the Herald. Your money will surely remain in the finders hands if he does net know who lost it.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-17
NINETY NAMES 0N
 LIST OF CASUALTIES
Six Connecticut Men Severely
 Wounded and One Missing

Washington, Aug. 17.-The army casualty list today shows: Killed in action, 17; died of wounds, l; died of accidents and other causes, ?; wounded severely, 31; wounded, degree undetermined, 20; missing in action, 19; total 90. The list:
 Killed in Action.
 Lieutenant Bernard l.. Rice. Sparta, Wis.
 SergcantS Alfred J. Ortman, Columbus, o. Brewster c. Schoch, Selins Grove,
 COrpOraIs John w. Armstrong, Jonesboro, Tenn.
 Edward s. Mulligan, New York.
 WagOnerS John R. Massey. Princeton. N. c. Charles E. Scott, Hutchinson, Kas
 Privates Melvin Burrows, Volga, $. D. Luke Cooperider, Pea Ridge, Ark. Charles E. Cummings, North Han over, Mass.
 Charles Densley, Riverton, Utah. Benjamin E. Gunnell, Arlington, N. J.
 Obert Hopland, Eleva, Wis. James Mead, Sandusky, Wis. Roger R. Ramsey, Boston. Hewitt J. Swearingen, Kansas City, Mo. Pliezo Tsiotras, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
 Died of Wounds.
 Private John Johnson. Bellaire, o. Died of Accident and Other Causes.
 Privates Roy Baker, Rensselaer,. N. Y. Andrew Hess, McKees Rocks, Pa. Wounded Severely. Lieutenant Dudley E. Bell. Bristol, Pa. Privates Samuel Barnhart. Curtin, Pa. Dona Byron, Brightwood, Mass. Lewis G. Caldwell, Concord Juno 1 ton, Mass.
 William G. Chisholm, Seymour, Conn.
 William Clark, South Coventry, Conn.
 Samuel Humphrey, Logania, Pa. 1 Joseph M Moeller 31 Washington | street. South NOrWalk, conn. David w. Olschefski, Hartford. Antoney Telinski, Torrington. Philip S. Weaving, Naugatuck 1 Conn. Wounded, Degree Undetermined, 1n- PrivateS Broncho Kolaczewski, New Bed ford, Mass
 Benny J. Sandlow, Camden, N. J..
 Missing in Action. Corporals Richard J. Galligan, New Bruns- 1 wick, N. J.
 John F. Hinchey, Hydeville, Vt. John E. Kestler. Baltimore. Privates
 Harry Atlas, Philadelphia. Nelson Boyer, Treverton, Pa. George w. Corry, Philadelphia Leslie H. Crabtree, Philadelphia. Angelo d'Alessandro, Philadelphia. Leon s. Drew, Newport, N. H. Edward l. Garrin, Providence. Zenovy Minnich ' Palisade avenue P,i1 1on1 oT-t
New Britain herald., 1918-08-17
LOST.

LOST-Will person seen picking up lavalliere on Smalley street, Friday, return at once. 55 City Ave-
 Reward. S-17-d2x
New Britain herald., 1918-08-17

NOTICE-We do electrical wiring,
 hang fixtures, install doorbells and
 do repair work reasonably. Richard Coridan, Jr., Jerome St., telephone 162e-4 3-6-tf
New Britain herald., 1918-08-17
sO itENA.

TO RENT-Tenement, modern inn provements, 155 Washington street
 8-17-1dX
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-10
FIGHTING ON WIDE
 FRONT
 THE HEAMERICANSWlN
The French Captured Five Hundred Prisoners Gen. Pershing Reports Today Heavy Enemy Attack in
 The Vicinity of Bouresches This Morning

LONDON. l0-A Reuter- correspondent at the French army headquarters the advance Montdider and Noyon lines confined Frecnh advance and adds that the principal line of resistance touched.
 PARIS June 10-I the thrust between Montdder and along mile front depth of and half miles At tain points fighting very heavy The French offered erul resistance the multiplied efforts of the enemy Fin ally they succeeded in checking the eney advance particularly wings The Germans began attack the direction Of Paris at 430 o'clock this morning.
 Between the Disc the and south of Ourcq, the French gains capturing woods hundred T uv.
 LATER-The German drive between Montdder and Noyon continued throughout Sunday night fighting four mile front point the part Cuv woods Reasons and The French here took five hundred prisoners.
 WASHINGTON. June 10-Casualtes among the American forces thus reported General Persng including todays list total 7135 Deaths action and from wounds disease and all other 2 while 0i6 have been only wounded One hundred and sixytwo missing including prisoners Germany
 BERLIN. June 10Amercan troops in attack northwest of Chateau Thrr driven back with heavy losses Some prisoners taken
 WASHINGTON, June l0-Generai PerShing today reports heavy attack in the vicinity of Bouresces with losses the There heavy fighting artillery Chateau Thierry and Picardy regions
 PARIS June 10This time the newspapers point that have been Surprised the German drive but that perhaps the boees sill the as replied immediately with
 fire of terrific intensity which proving boches stand.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-10
PACK FROM TRIP

Mrs " A. Bryant who with Miss Margaret Bryant accompanied Miss Ruth Miller to her home in B. C. re- turned on the Prince Rupert Satur- day night. very much enthused over the trip. Mrs. Bryant visited with her brother MT Miller al Smithers on the c. T. P. where he is an extensive line owner and operator in that section Miss Margare- wi remain for another month visiting and will return with Miss Ruth Miller. who will again make her home win the Bryant family for ghe coming school year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-10

method used by all the local washers.
 There are thousands of Yankees here that would send to a good laun- lry.
 All Bars and Stores are closed here at 9:3o and most of the lights go out at that time. Theatres and movies cnly thing allowed to operate after that time.
 Hoping all of you have a success ful year and do all you possibly can for the poor unfortunate kiddies. have given s7000 to French govern ment to take care of one Belgian baby tor one year. The one without any hands.
 have no peranent address so write 70 Mrs Pritchard in Seattle if you should care to communicate with me-
 Reserve. JAMES P. PRITCHARD
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-06-10
CONTINUATION OF THE WORK
 ASSURED
Sub : Committee Reports Favorably Large
 Appropriation

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Late Sat urday evening the construction work on the Alaska railroad was virtually re-assured when the subcommittee of the House appropriation brought in the recommendation for additional funds. With the recommended ap- propriation il would enable force of three thousand workman to continue the work While the subcommittee has not recommended the full esti- mate of s7.3o0,0o assurance is given that enough would be provided to con- this year. Alaskans here are we'll pleased with the outlook