The Lovington leader., 1915-10-15
,se LATEST IMPORTANT ols
PATCHES PUT INTO sHoRr.
cRisp PARAoRAPHs.
STORY OF the week
.uowlNo THE PROGRESS o.
EVENTS IN our OWN AND
FOREIGN LANDS.
About the War
x,..ru Newspaper Union Nevs Service.

Governor WlIilems OF Okauouia
s,ys no outside aid is needed at Ard.
more. 1
Petrograd reports indicate that the ,
German thrust against the Slavs has ,
been checked.
Il seems TO be a generally accepted
conclusion that Bulgaria will enter the
war oct IL.
Berlin claims the allies lost 10000
killed. wounded and prisoners In the
first week Of the new offensive Of this
number 10000 being French and CO..
0OO British.
Pe,rograd dispatch to Reuters
Telegram Company says that the Rus
sian Red Cross society has published
list OF forty-six Sisters OF Mercy
who perished In the bonbardment of
a hospital by the Austrians and Ger
mans.
Field Marshal Won Mackenzen. with
o5OO0O troops withdrawn from the
Russian front, has arrived at the Ser
han frontier and will direct the Aus.
troGerman march on Constantinople,
according to the newspaper Epocha OF
Bucharest
German forces have begun the in
vasion OF Serbia. 100000 men having
been sent across the Danube, the Save
and the Drina rivers In an attempt
to crush the Serbs and cut their way
through the kingdom and effect
inc,ure with Bulgaria.
Renewed fighting of great severity
in the Champagne was reported In the
] announcement from army headquar'
ters in Berlin. Six massed infantry
] attacks by the French northwest OF
Souain were broken down, the war
! office states. with very heavy losses
u me attackers.
Gen. Mehmed Cherif Pasha. one Of
the leaders OF the Radical Turk party
u writing in the Paris Matin affirms
that the Young Turk party has sold
Constantinople to Bulgaria, with the
pledge of receiving In exchange Rus
sias Asiatic possessions. Egypt and
ils of course that Germany and her allies
deiea. the quadruple entente powers,
.x Western
., A sight earthquake shock was fell
h, BY several cities on the coast. NJ
nm. damage.
N, Bandits View open the safe Of the
Sta,. Do ut
tioa away with $4,000.
na The government will open 100 farm.
ne for filing October 25th In the Shon
ron shone reservation in Northwestern
anl Wyoming.
Sacramento, San Jose, Reno, Bois
usu and Salt Lake City reported sligh
I'D earthquake shocks Saturday night.
It is reported that 1t is possible tha
the ten indictments against forme
strikers and labor leaders In Colora
"a do may Ge Quashed.
Tab letter from President Wilson wa
.oysa read a the International Dry Farr
Congress in Denver commencing tn
organIlation for its work.
The eutire Arizona militia, compri
IS wy Ing 200 men, has been Ordere
w" placed in readiness by Governor Hun
SO that they can proceed to Clifto
al moments notice.
y a., The son Of A. G. Spalding, who die
~ ..o, recently at San Diego, Cal, leaving a
s., estate valued at 100000 to $1,000
.v. VoO has brought suit to have the vi
Set aside charging undue influence
The application OF the attorneys
John X lawson for bond was grant'
ey the colorado Supreme Court. tt
>" sum fixed was $4,000. Lawson h
and tn Oeen in Jail at Trinidad under SCI
NJ H. eace OF life Imprisonment.
. Washington
Recognition of the Carranza goveI
neht in Mexico. it was learned In
'e'al circles, is likely to be accord
x w the United States within the nc
lew weeks
ihe goyernment's October crop
.isays, wf' estimates the wheat product
! A.uAaA VI the United States for this year
ks Ss more than lOOO.OOO,O0O bushels
s.ii a'seSt crop ever raised by any
lon Tor one year.
III re the German note on
|0A 'ao'c' Secretary Lansing ann0un'
~ mat GeFmany had disavOwed
'"A'hs ct the Arabic and was 7
.''ea to pay an indemnity for
american lives lost"
ne ias:, has been decided to hold Gene
tnev~ 'uer'a until substantial governm
ressS -4s oeen established In Mexico.
;s tner ul.s iae engagement Of President VIZ
n oss. = =" Wilson and Mrs. Norman
oeen announced. Though
scnass s OF the wedding has not been
VIII PROBABLY be early in Decem
Supe'intendents OF the New
~. Office and the San Franc
J. ~ Nv We're authorized today to d
= 1a to the depositors for 80
OF the value Of foreign gold
HuQked with them