Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-11
THE WORLD IN PARAGRAPHS
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING EVENTS IN THis AND FOR
 eloN COUNTRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
ooiNos AND HAPPENINGS THAT MARK THE PROGRESS
 OF THE AGE.
'e"spAper Union News Servic' ABOUT THE WAR

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 The battle Of the Carpathian passes now rivals the bombardment of the Dardenelles in political possibilities.
 A defeat of German forces in North ern Poland, attended with unusually heavy losses. is reported unofficially from Petrograd.
 All the Alpine troops of the first category, born in 1883. have been called to the colo-s by the Italian War Department for forty-fiye days.
 Austria has made definite offer to cede to Italy part of the province of Trent at the close of the war, the Petit Parisien's Rome correspondent says he has been informed.
 A revolt of 10000 tribesmen at To- chi has resulted in a battle with gov ernment troops, according to dis patches from Simla. India The tribes men were repulsed after many had been killed and wounded.
 Ten German submarines, including the UPS, have been operating off the west coast of England during the past few days. and have added two more British steamers, the Flaminian and Crown of Castile. to their list of vic tims. totaling seven within week
 The Senate at Paris adopted a bill. which already had passed the Cham Der of Deputies, providing for the ad vancement to Serbia, Belgium, Greece and Montenegro, as friends of the DllinS bn ,s ts27o, o.o0O).
 Eleven thousand German dead have been taken from the trenches won by the French during twenty days fighting in the Champaigne country. The Ger man losses in killed, prisoners and wounded is estimated by the French military authorities as 5000.
 Austrian losses In Lyutta valley and the province of Bereg northeast Hun gary) on March 2S. are estimated al 1s,000, according to dispatches re- ceived by Swiss newspapers. These advices state that a column of 4.000 Austrians was annihilated in less than an hour during a desperate action in Bereg province, six miles north of Verceske.
 WESTERN
 Heavy snow fell over Kansas Tues day. reaching in some sections a depth of six inches. Light snows fell in western Missouri.
 Judge Marshall of the United States Court issued an order for the removal of Tse-Ne-Gat, or Hatch, the Piute Indian outlaw. from Salt Lake City to Denver for trial.
 The Iowa House passed the anti tipping bill, prohibiting proprietors of hotels and restaurants, and conductors on dining and sleeping cars from al lowing employees to receive gratuities.
 Miss Esther Cleveland, daughter of former President Cleveland. and six other girls prominent in society were rescued from drowning at Coronado Beach, Cal. Lifeguard John Kyle was the hero.
 Two sleeping children were burned to death and their mother, Mrs. Charles O'Brien, was fatally burned in a mysterious explosion and fire which wrecked the O'Brien home in Des Moines, Ia.
 Cole Younger, last of the group Of bandits who terrorized Missouri short ly after the Civil war, is dying at his home at Lees Summit, Mo. Deep feel ing over the death of Frank James is believed to be hastening the death ol Younger.
 Twenty-Five stockyards. packing houses and commission men from the Denver Union Stockyards are plan ming to go to Douglas, Wyo., to attend the convention ofsthe Wyoming Stoch Growers Association in that city Apri 15 and Is.
 John D. Rockefeller. IT,, in tele gram to the Colorado state commit tee on unemployment and relief. an nounced that the Rockefeller fcunda ,ion stood ready to contribute s100. oo0 to relieve distress among thu workers in Colorado. particularly il the mining districts.
 WARRINGTON
 A memorial meeting for the lat' Associate Justice Lurton was held William H. Taft presided
 Louisiapa's sugar crop for the sea sop just closed totaled 242,0o0 tons or about 50 900 less than in 1913.
 President Wilson visited Annapoli to inspect the new Argentine dread n,uebt Merino. and lunch on board
 pres,dent Wilson will deliver tn nrincipal memorial address at tn Grand Army exercises in Arlington cemetery May 30.
 London report says that amon' the III dead of the steamer Falabs ,orpedoed by a German submarine vas an American citizen, Leon Ches for ThrSsher. It is expected protes m Germany will be framed by Pres dent Wilson