Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-10-29
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK or
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING The PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
Western Newspaper Union News 5
ABOUT THE WAR


Greece, fearing invasion and de-
ieat. refuses to join allies in war.
King George issued a special ap-
peal for more men and yet more"
Turkish cavalry is reported fighting
With Bulgarians against Serbs at
Uskup.
4 Nish report says Austro-German
losses in Serbia have now reached
$4,000.
The allies fleet bombarded thirty
eight files of Bulgarian coast on Medi-
Lerranean.
British casualties published since
Oct l total 2,2S5 officers and 5O.O72
con-commissioned officers and men.
Berlin confirms Bulgarian claims
claims that the allies railway line
between Saloniki and Nish has been
cut.
Three United States soldiers were
killed and eight others wounded in an
engagement with Mexican bandits
near Ojo del Aqua.
The Berlin Tages Zeitung says that
during one period of the great battle
at Loos last month the British fell at
the rate of 100 men a second.
Quadruple entente greatly alarmed
by situation of Serbians, who are be-
Ing rapidly hemmed in by nine armies
Of Germans, Austrians and Bulgarians.
Italians pierce Austrian lines and
claim general advances along entire
front. Russians report further ad-
TRnces against Germans. Only minor
engagements fought in France and
Belgium last week.
THE British steamers City of Ber-
lin, AUX and Iris, which were de-
tanned at Hamburg at the outbreak OF
the war, have been sunk by the
enemy" This statement from Lloyd's
Is all that the censor will permit to
be published at present.
Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador, announced in New York
that an official communication from
Berlin stated German submarines had
recently sunk twenty.three vessels. in
Guiding four transports of the allies,
IA the Mediterranean.
WESTERN
Twenty miners were killed by the
explosion of wagon load OF dyna-
mite at Butte. Mont.
At Murphysboro, Ill, Joe Deberry,
a negro, was hanged for the murder
Of Mrs. J. II. Martin.
Two men robbed the Citizens Bank
Of Renton, six miles from Seattle, and
The Third National Conference on
Marketing and Farm Credits is to be
held in Chicago. Nov, 29th to Dec. 2nd.
inclusive.
L. F. Judd of Salt Lake received a
telegram from his son, Dell b. Judd
of Wilson, Wyo., announcing that the
body Of DR.. Ransom has been found
and that he had been killed by the
accidental discharge OF his own gun
when attempting to climb over log.
Claims totalIing $4,000 against the
St Joseph-ChicaEo Steamship Com
pany and the Indiana Transportation
Company for the deaths OF forty one
persons and the injury 0f six Others
In the Eastland disaster were filed in
the United States District Court al
Chicago.
Two aerial mail routes in the st.
Louis postal district, manned by gov
ernment aviators in government aero
planes. will be a reality il Congress
decides favorably upon proposals con-
tanned in the PostOffice Department s
plans, according to Albert Bond Lam.
bert of st. Louis. millionaire manu-.
facturer and aviator.
WASHINGTON
President Wilson appointed James
E. Hanley postmaster at Cripple
Creek. Colo.
The following have been elected
knights Commander of the Court of
Honor at the Masonic meeting: Colo
RADIO. William Armstead Campbell.
Ralph Emerson Stevens and Charles
Albert Stokes; Wyoming, Samuel Car,
son.
Nearly 200 new rty-third-degrec
honorary members were elected by
the supreme council OF the Scottish
Rite OF the southern jurisdiction ol
fhc United States Mother Council OF
the World, in session in the newly
dedicated Masonic Temple.
Ben r. Gray Of HALEY, Idaho, was
appointed register of the land office
at HALEY.
Willard d. Doremus, inventor of the
letter boxes seen on every street ol
every city of the United states, died
suddenly Of heart disease while visit
ing the patent office lie was native
OF Seneca, n. Y.
President Wilson in a proclamation
designating Thursday. Nov. %. ar