The Daily Star-Mirror
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MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1918
NUMBER 48
GERMANY MADE 1,580,000 SOLDIERS KILLED
Germany's loss in killed, wounded and missing from the beginning of the war to October 1, one month and 11 days before the war ended, reached the enormous total of 6,330,000. As the last 42 days of fighting were severe and the Germans were on the defensive, the additional losses during that period must have been very heavy. Germany's loss in killed, alone, up to October 1, was 1,680,000, as compared with England's loss of 668,656 killed up to the close of the war. Included in Germany's list of casualties is 260,000 "whose fate is unknown." If these were killed it will bring the total death list well above one and three quarters a million men.
Today the Germans delivered 20 submarines to the allies 30 miles off the English coast. This is supposed to be not more than 10 percent of the number to be delivered, but the delivery shows good faith on the part of Germany and it is believed the others will be delivered within the specified time.
In England, the following are the telegraphic and cable dispatches received today:
Germany Lost 1,580,000 Killed.
COPENHAGEN.—Up to October 1 there were 1,680,000 German soldiers killed and the fate of 260,000 is unknown, according to the  Vorwaerts, of Berlin, which says it learns this on good authority. Four million German soldiers were wounded, some of them several times. There were 490,000 Germans (prisoners) in hostile countries. 