Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
THE WORLD IN
 PARAGRAPHS
A GRIEF RECORD OF PASSING EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
 EiGN COUNTRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
poiN6S AND HAPPENINGS THAT MARK THE PROGRESS
 OF THE AGE.
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ABOUT THE WAR

Western Newspaper Union News Service. ABOUT THE WAR
 Martial law has been proclaimed throughout Greek Macedonia.
 Bulgaria has definitely thrown in her lot with Germany. Austria and Turkey.
 Fifty-five persons were killed and 1i4 injured in the Zeppelin raid over London.
 The British steamer Halizones of s,os3 tons gross has been sunk. He. crew was saved.
 The British steamer Thorpwood. 3,1s4 tons gross. has been sunk. There was no loss of life.
 Guaymas. Sonora, the only port on the west coast under Villa control, has fallen to Carranza forces.
 Coincidently with Bulgaria's attack the British government sent the Bel gian minister at London his pass ports.
 The Russian Galician army has smashed its way across the Stripa river and has cut through the last of the Austrian defenses on that line.
 Continued Russian successes along the German and Austrian lines, from the Dvinsk region into Galicia, were claimed by the war office at Petro- grad
 The British have made a general attack along nearly the entire front from Ypres in Belgium to Loos Sn northern France. the German war of flee announced.
 Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, was attacked and taken by German Aus trian force estimated at 10000. Off ciai announcement of the fall of Bel grade was made at Berlin.
 The Bulgarian minister notified the Greek government that Bulgaria had declared war on Serbia because Ser bian column had attacked the Bulgar- isns near Kosterdil (southwest Bull garia). killing seventy men and wounding 500.
 WESTERN
 Cabaret performances in Mime apolis cafes will be prohibited after Nov. l.
 The fourth annual meeting of the Kansas Irrigation Congress was held at Garden City.
 Four boys were buried alive at Mus catine, la. when a cave they had ex- cavated in the side of hill collapsed
 Mayor Joseph E. Bell of Indianapo- lis was acquitted of the charge of con spiracy to commit felonies in connec- ton with the primary ani election of 1914.
 venustiano Carranza, head of the de facto government in Mexico, will make a trip to the border during his tour of the northern states of the republic, it was learned unofficially at Laredo. Tex.
 John D. Rockefeller, Jr., who re turned to New York from his trip to Colorado, denied a report that his father had given him a s34.00o, 900 in- terest in the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company.
 Gen. Venustiano CarranZa entered Tampico on the flagship of the Mexi- can navy while the whistles of every boat in the harbor added their well come to the official salute fired as he walked down the gang-plank-
 A conference committee Of five striking copper miners. escorted by Sheriff J. G. Cash and Adjutant Gen. eral Harris of Arizona, was expected to start at Fl Paso. Tex, from the Clifton district of Arizona for Fl Paso to talk peace terms with the mine management.
 WASHIN0T0N
 Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway, known as ~the mother Of woman suffrage in Oregon" died at Portland, aged S1.
 Armenian massacres in Asiatic Tur. key have been renewed with vigor since Bulgaria's entrance into the war as Turkeys ally.
 The Department of Labor announced the appointment of Miss Helen L. Sumner as assistant chief of the Chil- dren's Bureau to succeed Lewis Mer- jam, resigned.
 More than 90 per cent Of the terri tory in Mexico is controlled by the Carranza government, according to ad- vices from Mexico City to Carranza' s Washington agency.
 The United States in a note dis patched to Germany. to be presented bv Ambassador Gerard, on the case of the American ship William P. Frye. asks that If it is found necessary to destroy American ships carrying ab- soIute contraband. passengers and crews be removed to safer place than small boats.
 A license to marry his stepmother. Nrs. Laura E. Thomas. was denied to Albert E. Thomas of Coatesville. Pa.
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