The Ordway new era., 1918-10-11
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAVINGS. o o ~ . .. ACHIEVE.
MEN1s. sUrFEaincs. HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
ABOUT THE WAR


British still OF their heels harryinz
then.
American submarine ehsseTs de
stroyed two enemy submarines during
the bombardment OF Durazzo. It was
officially announced in Rome.
The British Friday had driven their
lines within six miles Of Lille at Wav-
rim and Equinghern, according TO Field
Marshal Haig's Communication.
American. British and Italian war
slips have destroyed the Austrian
naval base at Durazzo and the war
ships anchored there. according to an
announcement made By Premier Or
Isndo.
In the mountain region in northern
Italy the Italians on several sectors
have attacked and defeated the Aus
TRANS. while In Albania the Austro-
Hungarians are in fast retreat before
the Italian armies.
The enemy Is swiftly evacuating the
salient between Armentieres and Lens
and In Flanders fires are everywhere
10 be seen. and II is evident that the
enemy realizing that he must give fur
tber ground. Is vigorously applying the
torch.
French. British and American and
Belgian troops In three days captured
10000 prisoncTs and 200 guns. II ls es-
tIraatod az Paris. Since July i8 the al
lies have captured 100000 prisoners.
1000 guns 10000 machine guns and
enormous quantities Of material This
tions in Macedonia and Palestine
Around Rheims the French have
further extended their gains north
and northwest OF the cathedral city.
whore they are all along the Aisne ca
nal To the east in Champagne. Amer
lean forces are fighting with the
French between the Suippe river and
the ArRonne forest, In addition to
holding their original battle line in
side and east OF the Argonne forest.
I.sns, the heart Of the great coal rc-
gion in northern France. and Armen-
tores. almost equally important as q
manufacturing center. have been evac-
uated by the Germans; the German
fortified positions between Cambria
and 81. Quentin have been definitely
smashed and the Austro-IIungarIans
In Albania, forsaken by the Bulgar-
ians. their former allies. are In full
retreat, northward from the Adriatic
sea to Lake Ochrida.
WESTERN
Orders authorizing the enlisting OF
boys who have reached the age OF IL
since Sept. IL were received at the
Denver marine corps recruiting office
Charles a. Otis, chief OF the regions
OF resources and conversion on the
War Industries Board. has appointed
Carl Hinton. secretary OF the Colorado
Development Federation, as secretary
of the new Twenty-first region. which
consists OF Colorado, Utah, Wyoming
and New Mexico with headquarters at
Denver Cass Il. Harrington. presl.
dent Of the Colorado federations, is re-
gional adviser.
Miles H. Milligan of Miles City.
Mont. died at the university hospital
Mt Boulder. Colo, from Spanish influ-
cnza. and another case was reported
among the Montana contingent
WASHINGTON
One hundred sesgoing vessels, forty
ak steel and fifty-four wood, aggregat
ing s0i .433 gross tons, were completed
In American shipyards during Sep
tembcr
Air mail service between Washing
ton, Philadelphia and New York was
conducted during the month of Sep
tembcr without n single interruption.
the Postoffice Department announced.
Belgium has been given another
credit OF Sg,O00.O00 by the United
States government This raised total
loans to Belgium to s1GG.020.000 and
total credits to all allies to s7,2i5.-
47G,GGG.
The American steamer Herman
Frasch. IA small cargo carrier. manned
by navy crew and In the overseas
supply service. has been sunk In col.
lislop at sea with loss OF probably
fifty OF her crew.
Provost Marshal General crowdcr
called for 20,999 grammar school grad.
yates from forty.two states and the
DistrIct of Columbia to entrain oct.
IL for technical schools or the total
$50 will be negroes. Voluntary induc-
tion VIII be allowed until Oct. IL.
Construction OF 454 vessels OF / ,OO0.-
900 deadweight tons is the additional
program OF the shipping board dis.
closed to the house appropriations
committee by Chairman Hurley in cx-
planning his request for additional au-
thorization of s4si,ooo.oo0 for the
nrcscnt fiscal year.