The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29
CONDENSATION
OF FRESH NEWS
THE LATEST IMPORTANT DIS
PATCHES PUT lsTo SHORT.
CRISP PARAGRAPH.
STORY OF The WEEK
SHOWING TIE PROG RES0 o.
EyE41Ts ~ OUR own AND
POREio. LANDS
ABOUT THE WAR

hdFt been H8Hk.
Serb capital reported moved from
tSish 10 Kraijevo
london reports say the German
srmy has reached It's maximum.
Greece. fearing invasion and de-
feat. refuses TO Join allies in war>
German forces under Won linden
hurE are making desperate efforts to
capture Riga
French troops have joined the Ssrps
and the united forces have defeated
me Bulsars and captured GriYolak.
The French and Germans are fight
ing fiereeiy In the Champagne region.
The French claim 70 have made gains.
According 10 Paris adyices. Russia
has completed preparations for the
tispatch Of strong forces to help
Serbia
Only small part Of the crew Of the
German cruiser Prtnz Adalbert, sunk
by a British submarine In the Baltic,
Eas rescued.
Anstriaus and BuIgarB are within d
few miles OF effecting union that
Will give the German army a road 10
EonAtantinople.
The Marquis OF Lansdowne told the
gngliah House OF Lords that the Ser
bianB cannot Withstand the attacks OF
the Gernanic forces much longer.
Great Britain has announced that
The offer Of Cyprus to Greece has
Apaed, as Greece has not fulfilled her
treaty obligations to Serbia
Austrian airmen made three raids
on Venice One church wag damaged
Historic st Marks cathedral appeared
~ be the target OF the Tentonfc ayI-
stors.
fnatallmeuts paid In cash on the
thIrd German war loan up TO oct %
amount 10 1872 100000 marks 49,
iS3o06ooo), or " per cent Of the to-
tai
Reports from Madrid assert Prince
ron Buclow. representing the Kaiser,
sllI ask Spain and the United States
~ move for a conference that will
bring peace.
The latest list OF casualties com
pied by an Amsterdam expert esti-
mate the losses OF the Teutonic allies
a. 100000, Prussia alone. it is said.
has lost 10000 men since the open
ing of the war.
The kaiser's forces according tc re
cont dispatches. are making progress
all along the northern and eastern
frontiers OF Serbia. The Serbs are
fighting desperately and the cost to
tho Germans Is heavy.
WESTERN
At Knoxville. T0n., eighteen ne
groes broke jail. two Of whom have
been captured
Forty more tracts OF government
land were opened under the Shoshone
dam in Wyoming
Billy Sunday received sl9i21 ip
five offerings at meetings held in
Omaha and attended by $1,000 people.
Drastic action by officials of Kan
sas city, Kan, to prohibit Illegal sale
of beer by breweries was taken when
three drivers were arrested, sen
fenced to Jail and the beer trucks
confiscated
After thorough investigation Gov
srnor Mcdonald is convinced that
Now Mexico has valid claims to
3bo.mile strip varying from half II
mile TO mile wide. now claimed by
the state of Colorado along the thirty.
seventh parallel
jury in Judge Aliens division of
the District Court In Denver rendered
verdict OF $is.954 in favor of II. +.
Hansen a Wyoming rancher. and
D{v,G Dol I'd
and l.. A. Bower. In which 1t is also
provided that the defendants shall
serve time in jail in case the juds
ment Is not paid
WASHINGTON
II she meant what she said Sunday,
Mrs. Belva Lockwood. who celebrated
her eghty-fifth birthday. Is dancing
Mrs Lockwood. the only woman who
was ever candidate for President, be-
ing nominated by the Equal Rights
party, twenty-five years ago. threat
ened to spank anyone who says she Is
IS, and declared she was only waiting
until the Sabbath was over to enjoy
. dance
Administration officials were en-
thusiastic over prospects for the en-
actment OF national defense legisla-
tiou at the coming session of Con
xress.
II Is said the wedding of President
Wilson and Mrs. Norman Gait will
take place shortly before the Christ
mas holidays. probably Dec. 20, at the
home OF Mrs Gait on Twentieth street
Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation OF Labor, talked
with President Wilson in advocacy OF
legislation to be proposed in Congress
next winter by the labor movement.