Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-09-08
Important:
News Events
of the World
Summarized
European, War News

lie by the Russian war Office at Pet
rograd announces the evacuation by
the Russian forces of the fortress of
Grodno and the retirement of the
troops to the right bank of the Me
neE river
Dispatches from Petrograd assert
General Ivanoff's armies have escaped
the trap set for them in the southern,
battle region. In their retreat toward
Deubno from Loutsk, which they
evacuated, they are said to have cap
Nare6 10000 Austrians and Germans
Bulgaria now lacks bombs for her
artillery due to the fact that she had;
supplied ammunition to the Turks DUR
ing the early period of the war. Ger
tnany has refused her demand to,
make good this supply.
Italian warships are cruising of the
beast OF Asia Minor between Adalla;
and Mercina, says dispatch from
Constantinople.
The inhabitants of Riga, who had
fed when the Germans first opened
their offensive against that town. have
ROW been authorized to return to their
hames.
The i've army leaders on the west
err front, Generals Won Heeringen,
Vca Strantz, Won Falkenhausen. Cade
md Won Fabeck. as well as the three
crown princes, have received the pour
le nerite decoration, says a dispatch
SSem Berlin.
General Yanushevice, chief of Grand
Duke Nicholas staff, has been appoint
81 assistant viceroy of the Caucasus.
He will bc succeeded as chief of staff
by General Alexiev, says q dispatch
fren Petrograd.
The Russian fortress of Lutsk has
been captured by the Teuton armies,
It was officially announced by the war
Office at Vienna. Petrograd is report
ed to be in the early stages of evac-
ea4ion.
An official review of the eastern
campaign. as given out by the Over
seas News agency, estimates that
enco May 2 the Russians have lost at
3east 100000 men in killed and wound
ed and 100000 men captured by the
Germans.
Yhe Austro-Hungarian government
Rnnoun ces, says a dispatch to Amer
eteT1am, that the AustrO-Hungarian
n1pnaNon workers in neutral countries,
Especially in America, are liable to
FROM ten to twenty years of imprison.
sent or death.
Domestic
Rsddled with bullets the bodies of
tWa Americans, J. S. Smith and r. e.
Danaldson, kidnapped by Mexican band
l1e, we're found in the bed of dried
hike II miles north of Brownsville,
Rex. In battle between force OF
Nnited States infantry and Mexicans
ORC of the Mexicans was killed and
the rest put to rout. Battles between
Mexicans and ranchers are reported
ut other points.
MRS. Elizabeth F. Mohr, wife of a
physician of Providence, r. l., who
WIS shot fatally while on an autOmO-
be trip, was arrested after three ne
g:ocs had signed a written confession
saving that Mrs. MOhr had hired them
10 Kill the doctor. She was released
on $4,000 bond.
~ Rear Admiral William F. Fullam
Superintendent of the United States
Natal academy at Annapolis. has
been transferred to the command OF
the navy yard at Puget Sound, Wash
Capt. Edward W. Eberic is to succeed
Fullnm as superintendent of the Naval
academy. it was announced at Wash
lugton
Sixteen MIXERS were killed by q gas
explosion in the brenda mine of the
Merchants Coal company at Boswell
Pa. Three hundred men escaped.
Ia speech in q homecoming" cele
brntioE at Rochester, H., Senator
lawrence Y. Sherman. candidate for
the Republican nomination for prest'
dent IN 1916, praised the policy OF
President Wilson in dealing with in
ternational questions
MrR r. H. Harrimans gigantic Gu
genie enterprise at Cold Springs Har
boz l.. T., to ascertain what is the
matter with the human race,
la-7nched campaign at New York
toi tho sterilization OF 100000
American detectives.
"a number of bodies of the 20 me1
AYho went down in the submarine F-4
March Is. Off Honolulu, T H.. wer'