The Ordway new era., 1915-10-15
CAUGHT FROM Tt.G NETWORK o.
WIRES BOUND ABoUT
The WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD or IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR susT
PEOPLE.
ABOUT THE WAR

Tgen,ythree American aTiatorl
are reported TO BE- With the Prs-ca
air sg3adrbn.
Eeriln claims the allies l>st isolrco
Killed. wounded and prfsoners in the
first week Of the neE offensive, Of this
number 126y@J0 beIsg French and s0.-
0JJ British.
4 Petrozrad dispatch To Reuters
Telegram Company says that the Rus
slan Red Croas soctety has Published
a Hat Of forty-8iI Sisters OF Mercy
who Derishsf In the boElbardment Of
hospital bT the AustTisns and Ger
DsDz.
German forces have begun the in
yasiou Of Serbis, f10,0J1 men having
been sent afross the Danube. the Save
and the Drina rfyers In an attempt
through the kingdom and effect a
junctDre with Bulgaria.
Dispatches to the Serbian legation
IN London from Sish say that the
A1s;roGerman forces crossinE the
Danube and Save have been partly
destroyed and partly captured. AID
that the first German demonstration
against Serbia was not a succezs.
Renewed fighting Of great severity
In the Champagne was reported In the
announcement from army headqpar-
ters In Berlin. Six massed infantry
attacks BY the French northwest Of
SOuain were broken down. the war
office states. with very heavy losses
10 the attackers.
Gen. Aehmed Cherif Pasha, one Of
the leaders Of the Radical Turk party.
writing In the Paris HatIn. affirms
that the Young Turk party has sold
ConstantinopIe to Bulgaria. with the
pledge Of receiving In exchange Rus
sias Asiatic possessions. Egypt and
all Of north Africa, always assuming.
Of courec. that Germany and her allies
defeat the quadruple entente powers"
WESTERN
Bandits blew open the safe Of the
State Bank at Maud. Okla. and got
away with $4,000.
The government Will opsn 100 farms
for filing October 25th In the Shon-
shone reservation In northwestern
Wyoming.
Charles Sawyer. a resident Of Colo
rado since 1879 and pioneer Of Jeffer-
gon county, died In Denver at the age
of 35.
The entire Arizona militia. oompris-
ing 1900 men. has been ordered
placed In readiness by Governor Hunt
20 that they can proceed to Clifton
at d moments notice.
The application OF the attorneys OF
John II. Lawson for bond was granted
by the Colorado Supreme Court. The
sum fixed WAS $4,000. Lawson has
been In jail at Trinidad under sent
encc OF life Imprisonment.
President Meyer OF the Western
Federation OF Miners has called his
organizers out Of Clifton Morenci In
accordance with the demand OF the
operators who said that no peace ne
Eotiations could be started until he
had done 80.
WASHINGTON
Recognition OF the Carranza govern.
ment In Mexico. II was learned in OF.
fIcial circles. Is likely to be accorded
by the United States within the next
few weeks.
The engagement OF President Wood.
row Wilson and Mrs. Norman Gait
has been announced Though the
date Of the wedding has not been set,
It VIII probably be early In December.
The governments October crop re.
port estimates the wheat product tIon
OF the United States for this year at
more than l.0oO.060.0J0 bushels, the
largest crop ever raised by any ma.
tion for one year
In re the German note on the
Arabic. Secretary Lansing announced
that Germany had dlsayowed the
sinking OF the Arabic and was pre-.
pared TO pay an indemnity for the
American lives lost"
Superintcndents OF the New York
assay office and the San Francisco
mint were authorized today to Issue
checks to the <dcpositors for 90 per
cent OF the value OF foreign gold coin
deposited with them.
Organization Of the navys new
civilian advisory board here with
Thomas A. Edison an chairman was
followed by the adoption OF
resolution proposing establishment
OF u great research and experimental
laboratory 10 cost about 81. .00O, 900. It
is probable the recommendation VIII
be included by Secretary Daniels In
his estimates 10 be sent TO congress
this winter.
Secretary Lane reports that twenty
miles OF the now Alaskan railroad
have been completed and that pro.
gross In satisfactory.