Tombstone epitaph., 1916-11-05

near Brod, in drive toward Monastr. Russians repulse Teuton attack near the Narayuvka on the Galician front.
 Bucharest claims repulse of Teu- tonic attacks in Moldsyia and says enemy is in retreat
 Little activity reported from British front in France, where heavy artillery of both sides is active.
 The Rumaniap fort of Constanza has been captured by the Germans, the war office at Berlin announced.
 German submarine warfare directed against Norwegian vessels continues 10 an alarming degree. several more 5inkings being reported.
 Berlin reports capture of important city Of Chernavoda in the Dobrudja offensive and the continued retreat of the Russo Rumanians.
 Emperor William reported to be al Bapaume supervising preparations for gigantic new German counter offen- sive in the Somme region.
 Lord Sydeham and Earl Grey charge United States with breach of neutrality in recent German subma- rine raid off Atlantic coast.
 French repulse four violent German counter attacks at Verdun. maintain ing all their positions won in Mon days thrust, says Paris war office.
 The Bucharest war office announced that the 3umanian forces in DobruGja had made further retirement before the army of Field Marshal yon Mack ensen.
 Mackensen's offensive in Dobrudja continues. Petrograd says it is weak ening, but admits serious danger to integrity of allied Balkan line still Is existing.
 Lloyd's announces that the Norwe- gian steamer Ull, 1,l3S tons; the Dan ish steamer Helga, 1,lS2 tons; the Greek steamer Aris and the Norwe- gian steamer Drain have been sunk.
 More than 1000 yards Of German trenches in the region of Gueudecourt and Les Boeufs were taken by the British in fighting north of the Somme river in France, according to the of ,icial communication issued al London
 A fight between Carranza troops and Villa bandits occurred at BaSi- cora, seventy-five miles south of Casas Grandes and fifteen miles west of MamiQuipa, in which the Villa bandits were defeated and four pris- oners taken.
 Four tons of projectiles were dropped by a French air squadron of twenty-four machines on blast fur naces north of Metz and on the Metz and Thionville stations. the Paris war office announced in its report Of avi- ation activities.
 WESTERN
 Automobile thieves in Chicago so far in 1916 have stolen 2,57i cars, Of which sol have not been recovered.
 Five white men and one negro were killed at a gravel pit one mile from Barton, Ala, when several tons of sand caved in and crushed them to death.
 The wholesale price Of high grade family flour was advanced to $lO a barrel in Chicago. the highest price since the civil war. This is an in- crease of 30 cents within two days.
 Judgment for sIs,OoO, accompanied by the request that the defendants be put in jail in case they fail to pay the money judgment, is demanded in . suit in the Denver District Court, instituted by Mrs. Maggie Marks against Max and Samuel F. Levy, Denver and Bisbee, Ariz.. brokers. who failed recently.
 WASHINGTON
 Charges that General Carranza is preparing to leave Mexico are being freely made by his political opponents in Mexico City.
 The state department was informed that the Petroleum Products Company of San Francisco had been removed from the British trade blacklist
 The National Association of Attor neys General, composed of the law of ficers of the various states. in which Colorado is represented. filed an in terestipg brief with the United States Supreme Court in the Ohio blue sky case.
 Villa bandits. operating near Nami auipa, only twenty-five miles south oi the American expeditions southern outpost. have demanded the shorten ing of the American troop line and general evacuation of Mexican terri tory by the United States army Americans coming to the border from Mexico reported at Columbus. N. Nj.
 Parole for John J. McNamara. who was involved in the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building in 1910 probably will be asked from the state board of prison directors. 1t was TO ported at San Francisco.