Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-13
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR.
 Ei6N COUNTRIES
IN LATE DISPATCHES
ooiNes AND HAPPENINGS THAT MARK THE PROGRESS
 OF THE AGE.
fn Newspapsr Union Csws ssry' ABOUT THE WAR

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 Since the war began l30 British merchant ships have been lost.
 According 10 advices reaching tdine the Italians are still in pos session of the ridge.
 Italian troops have occupied thirty seven villages, surrounding Cortina in the Ampezzo valley
 Three of the forts of Przemysl have been captured by Bavarian troops, the var office at Berlin announced
 A British submarine operating in Sea of Marmora torpedoed large German transport in panderma Bay.
 An official Berlin report says the Russians have evacuated the impart- ant town of Radon in Poland. to the south of Warsaw.
 The Allan liner Corsican. which ar rived at Glasgow with about 1000 pas sengers. was chased by submarine near Queenstown.
 After a siege of three weeks the fortress Of Przemysi in Galicia has fallen 10 the Austrishs. The Russians were in possession a little over 70 days.
 Ninety bombs were dropped in tine raid on London by Zeppelin airship. Four persons were killed and few were injured. No public building was damaged.
 - The headquarters of the German crown prince were bombarded by French aviators Twenty nine ma chimes dropped IFS shells and several thousand darts.
 The Norwegian steamship Cubano was torpedoed and sunk off the Elan nan Islands. The crew was landed on the Hebrides. a group of islands off the coast of Scotland.
 A prisoner captured a fortnight ago in the Dardanelles says that the Turk ish losses in the defense of their po- sitionc on ire Gallipoli peninsula were, at that time, over 10000 men.
 Between COG and zoo reservists. the first extensive shipment since Itaiy's declaration of war. sailed for Naples from New York. on the steamer Prin- cipe d Udine. to enlist for service.
 Two Welsh trawlers have been sunk by German submarines-the Hiorld of Cardiff and the Victoria of Milford. The Hiorld was sent to the bottom about I5O miles southwest Of Lundy Island and the Victoria lSj miles from St. ann's Head.
 WESTERN
 Military patrolled the city at Enid, Okla, following deportation of 900 har- vest hands who had threatened food raids unless :he city provided for them.
 With five men under death sentence awaiting the outcome of it's delibera- lions, the Arizona State Legislature is in special session 10 consider the questions Of capital punishment, land legislation and enforcement of prohi- bition.
 Congressmaa Frank W Mondell Of Wyoming, president of the Interna- tionai Dry Farming Congress, was in Denver on his way to La Junta, where he will join the congressional commit tee on appropriations in its tours Of the country to inspect government irri- gation projects
 Marie Adams, for twenty years Cypsv queen and leader of one of the wealtbiest bands roaming through the country. fifteen families of which are represented in Denver al the present time. did in San Bernar3ino. Cal1f.. after a long illness. She was g years old.
 Al st. Joseph, Mo. an old game with a new twist made J. w. Klinkerman, raucher of Las Animas, Colo. poorer hu, n wiser man. In passing. Mir. Klinkernlan paid just ss.000 for prac- ,ical lesson on human nature and was standing ready with s7,000 more which he saved because the police came along and revealed the bunco.
 Mrs. Rena George, B. committed suicide at Cheyenne. Wyo., by drink tnr a germicide. After swallowing the no,son she repented and telephoned D~ III Golf. but he arrived too late ,o cave her life Mrs. George was siven much notoriety about year ago. vhen Frank Runccrn Of Los An xeles sued her for .1o.oco damage for breach of promise. He lost the suit WASHINGTON
 President Wilson sent some fifteen Meuorfal Day wreaths to soldiers graves throughout the country.
 Cotton showed condition of 80 per cent of a normal on May g. the De nay,uent of Agriculture announced in its first report of the season.
 The British. France and Russian .,nassies have assured the State De partnent they will give safe conduct ,o pr. Bernhard Dernburs. former colonial secretary Of Germany, when be Iea-es the United States