The Ordway new era., 1916-05-19
= oatgP RECORD or PASSING
GvgMTs IN THIS AND FOR
GioN COUNTRIES.
m LATE DISPATCHES
DoiNos AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
ABOUT THE WAR

casualties.
Two more leaders in the Irish re-
bellion, Jones Connolly and John Nc
Dcrmott. were shot In Dublin,
Intense artillery actions In progress
In Col dt Lana zone, with no appar-
ent advantage on either side.
Turks lombard Russian ports on
Black sea In retaliation for attacks
on open towns along Anatolian coast
Irish situation again at crisis and
Premier Asquith hurries to Dublin to
assume charge OF the military admin.
istration.
White Star liner Cymric torpedoed
by submarine. London reports one
other British ship and one French
vessel sunk.
Germany's latest peace overtures
do not offer n basis for negotiations,
declared Lord Robert Cecil, British
minister OF war trade,
London admits loss of 800 yards OF
trenches near vermelles in German
night attack. but claims part of
ground regained in counter assault.
French report recapture OF vantage
points taken from them southeast OF
HRucourt. Heavy bombardmcnts pro
ceeding near Dead Mans hill and Gu
mieres.
Russians still fleeing eastward in
Caucasus before Turkish attack. ac-
cording to Constantinople report. but
Petrograd, apparently ignoring this
feature OF the campaign. claims re.
pulse Of advance toward Bagdad.
What appears to be the first en-
gagcmcnt In the long-expected Ger.
man offensive against SaloniSi is re
ported from Athens, the Germans cap
turing village and later being forced
TO evacuate II by French counter
attack.
The American and Mexican con.
ferees ut El Paso Thursday. announced
they had decided to suspend their con
ferenccs and report back to their gov
ernments in order that these may con.
clude the negotiations through their
respective foreign departments
With 5000 additional troops under
orders for the Mexican border, in
cluding 4.aea national guxrisnsa
from Arisp1a. New Ms4ic> ana Texas.
Washington egstSix1s tslt that uecss-
ssry steps had been sakea 70 prevent
frrther raisizas x American border
texus by ea1LsSrs-
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by fire of uasno~z o-sssz T1z 11zsS
is placed at s6s.oee
Mexican bandits 12s5e5 the FlaA-zs
mining camp seven miles l.eloE
Lochiel On the border, 6rsTzlc or
Americans who ESCAPED 70 Naszles 4
automobiles Colonel Sage, con-
mandins at Nogales, sens cu1zaEay
of Infantry and twenty caralrrnleu to
guard Lochiel. Washington camp AID
other towns on the American side
The sentence of life ilnprison -aerf
1t Cheyenne, Wyo.. imposed on Wal
ter L Cottrell. alias William L. Car
lisic. the Union Pacific train bandit
terminates a criminal career which
began when Cottreli was only II years
OF age. and extended through nine
years to the present time. This fac,
became known when information gath
erred for the state was released be
cause OF the prisoners conviction. sen
senec aud permanent segregation.
WASHINGTON
The Bankhead snoa roads bin. ap-
proprfntsEg sS5.ce 3.o9a fer the con
rtructson of pest roads. passed the
Senate. II appropriafes sio.esa. .Nua
for roads for the national forests.
Americas next step in the nesotia-
lions with the entente ailies regard,
lng Treatment OF neutral commerce
VII he delayed on account of the i'm
pated threat contained in the Ger
sasA aote Of May &
The ti.ooe.ooa Indian appropris.
- I'm Was finally passed by the
taesAs snd Senate and went to the
Pfsni1ssaf.
9lies forwarded by the Arneri-
gs1oes for war reiSef In
teseas1 : total value u more
- DURING The f1rss aise.
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