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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18

= GLOWING the sanest Of pressat-
! day styles (at . c0mmendable dis
tAncs nom al sxtremsD and espe-
cta1ly 1sglgnsd for slender yosnG No.
ufes. the picture given here presents
an deal tailored costume for . young
woman.
The undraDsd skirt hangs straight
from the normal waist line. II has
the fashionable narrow effect. but II
provided with inverted plaits At each
side. which are free from the knee
down. These give room for long and
rapid strides. The bottom 10 finished
with . hem. and above the plaits q.
row-hsads and seans piped with con.
Trusting color make . woskman-liks,
and therefore elegant. tailored" Nm
isA.
TIE coat follows, with fashionable
vasuensss. the lines Of the figure. In
many nsw medals The waist line 10
asitf isnsrsa. But IN this there 10 an
aas4 uhapinE Of the sids seams and .
lituB 1D1niuon Of the waist. The
shoAD1sss are vide and the sleeves
long. al Of which points show ne
good Judgment OF the designer In com
posing . Garment for the slender and
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18

silver cloth 10 used for this purpose.
Pretty romAnstripsd SILKS are GOOD.
The clossntting, bonnst-liks shaDe.
for . little miss. 10 Of light weight
plush drapsd over . frame. II 10
trimmed With . small natural wing.
These plusAss viii stand any amount
Of wear and weather and are. In fast,
more hardy than fur. Hats made Of
them are very comfortable and satis-
factory protection II cool weather
Corduroy 10 about the most reliable
fabric which one can select 70 make
hats for the children's daily wear.
And altogether satisfactory shapes
can - made 81 home. usins either
corduroy or velvetsen. Hats Of this
kind are made with soft crowns and
Savs brims interiinsd with crinoline.
Patterns for making them ars 70 BE-
had Of any standard pattern company.
BY stitching the brims u parallel
rows. they may - kept shapely
Tnoaines are Of the simplest char
sstse q uss1 at Ill. Ban1s Of ribbee
anisAs1 Win snali bows ere The ~
cAslss o. IN.
JULIA sorroMIsv.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18

4 GROUP Of three hats 10 pictured
~ here suited 70 the needs Of the
young lady IN ths high school and her
smaiIer sister. One Of them. the NOR.
tsr.bosrd hat Of velvet. 10 shown In
two Views. This velvet model and the
larxe sailor for the nearly grown miss
are suitable for dressy wear also.
The mortar-board hat II . novslty
In headvear. II 10 made on . square
brim mounted over . small ronne
crown. The velvet covering 10 cut
,arse enough 70 fold back. - shown
In the picture. This covering b .
,arK. square Of velvet bordsfsd with
ak. The four corners Of the square
are fastened 10 the crown with small
ribbon bows. No further decoration
would be In good taste ON % odd .
knoHsl This hat could b made Of
Vunee Aussble material ~ substitatiss
- q sAs thin plushes. such - srs
eheus ansag fall millinery matsrtals.
n snllse shape Of plain velvst 70
. W. g unaay hats destQe1 ~
yeung o0s1A The bsim Of veevss y
eu1oo eeog1 0oonoo1 % . esuwa -
IN ID ssa1saa1,ng nssr. ooi4 -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18

st out 70 discover what had hap.
pened. Was the battle fought BY the
Herman right 1t Creil Intended TO
mask q new German movement to
break through the French forces
ranged northeasteriy through Rheims!
The German forces had been NOV.
Ing with Exceptional mobility and
strength almost due south from the
linz OF Lille and Namus.
The French and British forces had
been forced back from position To 20.
sition. Indeed. Il ID wonderful the
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18
FRONTIER or RUSSIA
COVERS 1000 MILES

The frontier line which Russia has
nswiy created by . ssriss Of hard won
battles against to armies Of Germany
and Austria. sxtsads thousand miles.
not taking Into account The Turkish
froaties. which Russia b pssporsd 70
dsssal.
u y ~ sscfss sAae ~ Dlan e re
nusslAn stag u = 1ea1 3 nsstao NV
y Ans1TiA. m o. hanoh a1nese ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18

entire nehtine strength against Oar
many. Russia now he's arrsyed
AGAINST NJ two enemies not LEES than
s.oo0.0ee nsn trained 10 Arms. IL
hind tAses stand another s.0oo. 900
ready y take tfplr places.
Russia's hopes Of crushing Austria
spseaily eeem veil foun1sd. rhs Aus
tstan asny q Lsnbsrg vas crushel.
North = Lsnbseg u nais Ausarian
army. vA1eh hes tsss beaesa bach
frea - lnv0aten - polaa1. b -
pesee1 1eesoaeinG ~ aDsag ~ llns -
tvesa - 11vogD - - vlnenla.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18
SKIN TROUBLE on LIMBS

Mociips, wash.-.My trouble Arse
started on my arms and soon u 81.
tended 10 my BODY and legs. The nrst
noticed Of II was red spots. itching
sposs Some larger than : pin head. NY
clothing irritatsd them and ] scratched.
Ny sleep IVES disturbed By the clothes
scratching. Il had bothered me for
about ten days and ! began 70 use
the Cuticura Soap and Ointment
only purchased one cake Of Cuucura
Soap and one boz Of Cuticura Oint'
ment and they effected . cure
(Signsd) Sid etrawn. May 10. 1914.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. 9ampls Of each
free. with SEP. Skin Book. Address post
card .'Cuticure. Dept. i. Boston. ADV
No real hustler b satished with tn
things that come 10 those who walt.
~ ~ m ARAARA 40 - <Ash
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18
kllSER PROTESTS
AGAINST CRUEuIlES

London. Tho correspOndent q the
po1ly Mail at Rotterdam haa tels-
sFopAed the text OF the message sent
~ Emperor william to President VIII
soa Under date Of September I. II
= - follows.
n consider Il my duty. cir. TO inform
ysueo the most notable representative
g tos principles Of humanity that
a1eQ the capture Of the French fort
q aongwy my troops found In that
49, thousands Of dumdum bullets.
wheoA had been manufactured In spe-
eia1 works BY the French government.
0neA bullets were found not only on
vfSnch killed and wounded soldiers
sn1 on French prisoners. but also on
unG1lsh troops.
r solemnly protest 10 you against
~ way In which this war Ia being
wssSA BY our opponents. whose meth
oAs are making II one Of the most
hosbarous In history. Besides the use
Of these awful weapons the Belgian
government has openly melted the
civil population to participate in the
AGD4NE and has for = long time care.
fuloy 0fganised their resistance. The
esuuo(ies practiced In this guerrilla
warfare. even by women and priests.
toward wounded soldiers and doctors
anl hospital nurses--physicians were
killed and lssarettos fred on--wsrs
49, that eventually my generals were
ice0Delled 70 adopt the strongest meas
urss 70 punish the guilty and brighten
IL b1oodthirsty population from con.
tinuiak their shameful deeds.
"0sns villages and even the old
town Of Louvain. with the exception
81 ~ beautiful town hall Hotel Dc
vilie). had to be destroyed for the pro
tectjoa Of my troops.
ny heart bleeds when see SUCH
measures Inevitable and when thinh
Of thg many innocent people who have
lot their houses and property ~ Z
result Of the misdeeds Of the guilty
"wILHELM l. r."
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18

n. s-@ss = ss4sv--
s4 ..a.@ - Y
..s 49,. ~ 81
0,es0z;0;j;,,IlE
..,,,...a 4, ID. s.si:.-

For years we have been stating in the ~
country that great many women have esSapsd $1,000
erations by taking Lydia E. Pinkhams VeSeAbe Com
pound. and it is true fn@A
We are permitted to publish in this apNSSpctnsps
extracts from the letters Of FIVE AN have been
recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence be
more convincingf - IS So
Hopopos MEsI had pains sides and eaeh
could scarcely straighten times My bahk acA6 ahdl
could sleep and thought ncss would m
better until submitted operation but taking
Lydia PnkhaIn Vegetable Compound and soon M hko new
. CHARLOTTE N CaI in bod health for tyo yeaH waP
which said and would gck wem es
had operation friend advised to takc 4yA
Vegetable Compound and gladly thatl -
hne health Mn Rosa SMs 10 Winona st, eharot n
HAxov.n, PA.The doctor advised opsra ~ ~
experienced great relief in short Tins. Now feel NJ
and can do hard days work and not mind hrA Ana Wass
1876 Stock st, Hanover Pa .:..r. % 80.
DECATUR IIIsI sick In bed and three Of H. - yhgGf
3s clans said would have to be taken 70 the
:a = ;; IL had s93 .sd sSt Tsd 4 M
cundand Il worked miracle ln my csses and ~ CO.
William Street, Decatur, Ill - =. 80 !.
CLsv.IAxn al very irregular and ~ sWulssar
De side panied that expected 70 have
GRAFTON Doctor. "a 4sy HEY e S.s,n( -
tsbls Compound and I hecaano regular and hys M1N X
pain. thankful for such good meak ~ ~
clne and win always give It the highest praise
Ma GRUvirn, 7S6 Madison Az, Cleveland q II. .. n ~
.wrss e LYDIA Erlxx.Aa1EpIc!ECA A rM
xss, ,sss:s -: :na e 81. Z s 80 sss
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-09-18

en WI nenc U.s. 49, ssss~~'
cur Mos.
was witness to e-enforccments
beine poured eastward and north.
ward continually to build up and
strengthen the allies.
The French and British fell back
almost 90 far ~ Paris. temporixing
and rpsisting with vigor that must
have astonished the Prussians.
lsst FlsNk Gxpossd.
Il became clearer to the German
general star that just when they
were within reach OF Paris the
strength opposed to theirs was more
than tAeir fatigued and shaken men
could penetrate.
Their left flank was opposed 70
Frances army. While that force ~.
NAMED unbeaten any attack on Paris
might 10 fatal To them.
So they wheeled n In desperation.
Time o well Is their enemies ID
against them. Whether they will
eventually succeed 10, Of course. more
than I can say.
oOy tns rtenSn uVop ooso
Ing ths line Of the eastern forts ara
nov In . diRerent position.
No doubt. too. the Germans expect
p open . way 10 that their Luxem.
bourg army can join them.
South Of Rheims.
The Germans are well south Of
Rheims Some days since they wers
advansing down the west side of the
Argonne hills. chalonssur-Marne
has been abandoned BY the FRENCH,
British cavalry has been engaged al
NogentsSur-seine.
ThssGerman line last Saturday was
from u Fertesur.Jouarrs. on the River
Marne. nifty kilometers east Of Paris,
through Chateau Thierry To some
where below Rheims. II Ii possible
q great battle 10 now raging south OF
Troyes with the French army Of the
Gust.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24

klein kaikista paikoista kynnetty
ia lannoitetta. 20 eekkerin ala
tukkipuita, 20 eekkeria aidattu
neljalla Notwithstanding Kak-
sikerroksinen taO 22X35, 5 huo-
Meta, varustettu verannalla ia
kellarilla. Navetta 18X22, heina-
lato 22X24, sauna 12X24 kaksi
kerroksinen, hyva kaivo 40 jail
kaa syva, varustettu pumpun
kanssa, 125 koortia sahattuja
halkoja, 5 tonnia kauraa. Hinta
$4,000.
Huoneet ovat uusia ia hyvas-
sd kunnossa. Talo on vakuutet-
tn viideksi vuodeksi. Ostaa Ia
ma talo, on manic tilaisuus ia
maksaa vaivaa kayda katsomas-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
sa, kysykaa:
J. G. Flanagan, Court,
Hurley, Wis.

- Mrs. Jussi Nisula matkusH
Repobliciin jouluksi vanhem-
piaan tervehtimaan.
- Miss Sara Lepist0 otti tar
joilijan paikan Mr.. Matti Tikka-
Ian kahvilassa.
- Kaupias Oscar Andersonin
polka, Charles saapui kotia jou-
lulomalle Ann Arborin opistolta.
Tilatkaa Auttaja sululai-
sillenne Suomeen nyt vuoden
vaihteessa. Hinta ainoastaan
$500 vuosikerta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24

tyisemmin huolehtinut.
- Observation-Disclosures jou-
luillanvietto kuusen ymparilla
joulup. iltana Walo r.-seuran
haalissa klo z ip. Tilaisuudessa
suoritetaan monipuolinen ohjel-
ma.
- Wakefieldin r.-seuran haa-
LISA on hartaushetki t. k. 26 p.
klo 2 ip.
- Etelakylalla Town haalissa
t. k. 20 p. klo 1873 ip.
X. A. Nurmi.
Kolpot00ri Anti Hassel
matkusti tiistaina Amasaan,
Beechwoodissa ia stella Marquet-
tie kauntiin sa~arna-matkoille, tot
mien samalla Auttajan ia kirk
kokunnan asioilla.
- Tehkaa julia ostoksenne
suomalaisesta a~pteekista.
- Walo raittiusseuralla or
jouluaattona jouluillanvietto klo
8 ill. Ohjelmassa puheita pita-
vat ~pastorit: A. Haapanen, X. 4.
Nurmi ia p. Wuori. Soololaulua
Miss Anderson ia Miss Wuori,
soitoa, Miss Helmi ia Tyne Sill
berg; kanteleensoittoa, Mr. P.
Aho; k00rilaulua, Liitolta ia P.
Paavalin seurakunnan k00rilta
runoja Miss Ida Haapamaa ia
Hilja Setula. Ohjelma jarjeste-
taan lahemmin paikalla. Joulu-
pnkki saapuu my0s.
- Kauhea silipalo. Wine tits
tai-aamuna tuossa kello puoli 3
aikaan syttyi tuleen suomalainen
osuuskaupan Co.-Operatiivinen.
sekatayaraliil Vaughn ia SUI
folk katnjen~k&Anassa Palokun-
ta-asemalle eli saatu tietoa, tele-
fooni-sentraalista Ell vastattu.
Ennenkuin palokuntalaiset saa-
puivat oil jo puoti ia talliraken-
nukset tulessa, puodin valilattia
10 putosi alas. Tassa tulipalos-
sa paloi Mr.. Evarsonin omista-
mat kaksi taloa ia tall. Kolmas-
kin talo syttyi tuleen, mutta saa-
tin sammumaan. Tulipalossa
joutui seitseman perhetta tai
vasalle, jotka hadintuskin pelas-
tuivat. Kansalainen H0glund
loukkaantui hypatessaan akku-
nasta, kun mutton olisi jaGnyt
liekkeihin. Tulipalossa paloi
suomal. osuuskaupalta kaksi he
vosta ia Mic Hantulalta hevonen
ia lehma. Observation-Disclosures
tuli suuri vahinko, kun puodissa
oil tavaraa useamman tuhannen
dollarin arvosta. Taman puodin
omaisuus oil vakuutettu $1,000
summasta. Huoneitten vakuu-
tussummaa emme tieda.
Tehkia juhlaOstOksenne
suomalaisesta apteekista.
Suurellainen joulu-illan-
vietto on maanviljelijain Carey
Grensilla Nro GLIB, Meadvillen
koululla toisena joulu-iltana al
kaa kello - Ohjelma monipuo-
linen, puheita, runoja, kertomuk-
STA ia kahvia seka omenia ia
myos kuusi kaikkine loistoineen.
Sisaanpaasy vapaa. Tervetuloa.
Juhlakomitea,
= Kiitos! Sydamellisen xii
toksen halua nlausua Montrealis-
sa, Wis. pyhakoulussa olevien
lasten vanhemmille siita arvok-
kaasta lahjasta, minka minulle
joululahjaksi lahjoititte!
Suurimmalla kiitollisuudella:
Hilda M. Lake.
Wal0 raittiusseuralla on
ohjelmallinen iltama tapaninpai-
van italia klo 8.
- Tehkaa juhla0stOksenne
suomalaisesta aptee1ista.
Lakkautettiin Wine tors
tai-illalla tykkanaan ty0t Ash
landin kaivannolla. Tyonseisauk-
seen on syyna osaksi huono aka,
mutta myos sekin eta siina on
tapahtunut useita k~uolemanta-
pauksia, viimeksi A. Johnsonin
kuolemasta johtunut tutkinto on
tuonut seville ettei kaivanto ole
tarpeeksi siina kunnossa, eta
ilman vaaraa siina voitaisiin ty0-
ia tehda. Ainaiseksi Ell kaivan-
toa ole ~sulettu.
= Pystyssa kuivaneita lyhyi'
ia puita myydaan $500 koordi'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-24
kotiin tuotuna. Kysykaa lahem-
min Auttajan painosta.

kotiin t~uotuna. Kysykaa lahem-
min Auttajan painosta.
- August Rintalan suomalai-
men raataliliike, pit E. Aurora
kadnlla (Valo E-seuran talossa),
ottaa vastaan kaikkea alalleen
kuuluvaa ty0ta. Halvat hinnat.
Nopea suoritus. Suuri valikoima
talvikankaita saapunut.
- Yleis0lle. Taten me Iron
woodin Suom. Sionin Ev. Luth.
Observation-Disclosures johtokun-
ta teemme t~iettavaksi, ettei mel
dan seurakunnalla tule olemaan
minkaanlaisia iltamia tana vuo-
tena Erwin townissa eli Ironwoo-
din Etelakylalla. Pyydamme
taman STELLA asuvain seurakunta-
laisten erehdysten valttamiseksi
ottamaan huomioonsa.
Ironwoodin Suom. Sionin Ev.
Luth. Kansallisseurak. puolesta,
kunnioittaen: Johtokunta.
- 9ddst1fdd robna, oStoeaa iou
lulahi anne 6poarin fauposta.
- 1dp sfultaiia IormutFa 81 90
pl6stdin SpoarteIo.
- SonlnsStofHa tebbesfdnre OF
'ofoo blomioonne. ettd minMlIa or
buwd politotma Nfaoreia. piippui
ia bienoio fdnbsid. Sra otsn tor
n mouths IuusF. SonIuIobioit'
'rnon ostoiiaeni popaoStt lippuin
i,ieIa on S%ronporo,n mint io
nnD stin emf nuoben falentereio
papoasti. @ntiIeen tpanb an Ia
pam Ioa minuIto mpSS tilata Suo
mer iouluIebtid ~rstuorifon SouIua'
Ia rSoulutunnelmaa."
8unntoitufI ela
Wattt TiftaIa.
2bbbta eiimataiaew ottaa hi,
rontaa maStoon fotono ia fdp mpDe
perbeisfd, rItt tomattawisIa Ofuue
eaupan pId ferrnsia ia fau %fotito,
telefooniuo go s67 Wausbn #. 1874
= On faatatpana euipia IpbtdFd
Is tuumatta fowonpuun bolfoi
ia 1amauaita 4 iolan baltoio ale
ririoittaneelta. GilaufIet MOT idttdo
Nuttoian tiriopoinoon tat iiieueni.
1elefopni $50 4.
Runntoittaen
Sobu 9. 6eIt.
eddetafd1 tellsfanme! aor
iouttamona ne 4rtplettisId. 6dr
tdpudd Observation-Disclosures oineito
a pit6d hnm'S tpSmicbiG oiuoaS
- Erwin Township saapi ra-
haa ensi vuotena teiden tekoa
varten. Erwin TOWN. on kulu-
vuodella teettanyt kunnol-
lisesti teita ia nyt valtio ~avustaa
palkkioksi.
- Farmi myytavana. 40 eek
KERN farmi, 5 MALTA Hurleysta,
Wis. hyvan ten varrella IL eek
puhdistettua maata, mel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-18

pleted, but the work is being pushed
so that they can be occupied very
soon. Students in qualitative, organic
and cumulative chemistry have been
placed In three large laboratories on
the second and third floors. This build
ing is distinguished among American
colleges by having one of the first
experimental pulp and paper labora-
tories ever installed in this country.
An experimental paper machine, also
of sulphite pulp, have been installed,
also an acid sulphite system.
Massachusetts, men and women,
who are students or instructors at the
university, have formed a Massachu-
than 70 members.
J. ]. N. Stevenson of the department
of chemistry, has just concluded q Sc
ries Of lectures before the students OF
Orono High school and residents of
Basin Mills.
Pres. r. J. Alley has just announced
that the summer term of the universe
ty will begin June 20 and will close
AUG. 6, 1915.
Walter Maranvine, famous shortstop of
the Boston BTdVeSs WOtau SInlipAoiAS ANA
1914, addressed the students of the Uni
versity Of Maine at chapel yesterday.
President Alley introduced him. He was
enthusiastically received by the students.
After the cheering was over he gave the
students an idea of how the inside game
was carried on and how the Braves We're
able to obtain the signals of their oppon'
ents and use them to advantage. He
told several stories about men In the
major leagues. Besides this he laid great
emphasis on the fact that no man can
dissipate and stay in the big leagues.
Fred II. sCurtis of Addison has been
chosen business manager OF the 1915 foot
ball eleven at the University of Maine.
Curtis is a member of the Junior class.
of Alpha Tau Omega and the Junior
Mosques. Other managers and assistants
chosen for 1915 are: NJ. L. Hill of Bath
and H. L. Jenkins of Methuen. Mass. as
sistant managers for football: W. E.
Nash Of Concord N H., and C. L.
Stephenson of Orono, assistants for base
ball: F. H Parshley and w. B. Haskell.
assistants for track: A. F. Sherman of
Bar Harbor. manager for tennis.
The athletic association has voted to
award the insignia r. NJ. T. to members
of the varsity rife team IL the team at
tains Glass A rating in the National
Rifle Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-18
BERLIN MADE
GAY BY NEWS

Berlin, Via London, Dec. 17-11.10
p. M.-The people OF Berlin vera
aroused to enthusiasm today over the
announcement of Great Austro
German victory over the Russians In
Poland. An official bulletin to this eff
feet was issued shortly after noon
and within half an hour extra editions
of the papers appeared and the whole
city literally flashed into bunting.
American visitors, who a few days
ago commented upon the non- display
of flags, scarcely recognized the
streets, which everywhere were gay
with the German black, white and
red and the Austrian orange and
black, at many places inter twined.
At the Reichstag, where "a Red Cross
meeting was in session, word was re-
ceived from the palace that the great
est victory of the war had been won.
The schools will close tomorrow so
that the children may assemble to
celebrate the event.
The first intimation of the nature
and extent of the Russian defeat was
received here last evening and circu-
lated in official quarters, but nothing
was known of it generally until the
official bulletin was published. 1t had
been understood that the Russians
were in a precarious condition. but it
was not limited that a decisive result
was at hand. 1t is now known that
thousands Of Russians have been
taken prisoners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-18
UNIV. OF maine
CAMPUS NOTES

ororo, Me-, Dec. 17.--(SpeciaD.-The
University of Maine will close for the
Christmas recess Saturday and will
remain closed until the first week in
January. The College of Law, however,
will hold sessions until Dec. %. &C
cording to custom. Examinations are
now in progress at the latter college.
With the opening of the year 1915,
the new physical and chemical build
ing, ALBERT hall. named in honor Of
Prof. A. b. Aubert, who was with the
chemistry department at the Univer-
sity for 35 years before his death, will
be practically wholly occupied by the
departments for which it is built. The
new offices and several of the class
rooms in ALBERT hall are not yet COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-18
RABBIT HUNTER
FATALLY SHOT
AT N0BLEB0R0

Nobieboro, Me-, Dec. 17-While rab-
bit hunting today, William M. Hail. a
farmer aged So was fatally shot
through the stomach. He was believ-
ed to have been the victim of an acct
dent, due to the careless handling OF
his shot gun, which apparently had
been dragged along the ground. but an
inquest was ordered. John Graham.
who started out with him discovered
the body soon after hearing gun dis
charged. Both barrels of Halls weap-
on contained empty shells, one OF
which had just been fired.
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GERMAN CRUISERS
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her crew assembled on the forward deck.
The Scharnhorst refused to surrender
and soon plunged beneath the waves.
The crew preserved its formation as the
ship went down and cheered as the wa
tiers closed about them.
The Glasgow engaged the Leipzig and
sank her. The Gnelsenau went down 50
miles from Port Stanley. The Nurnberg
attempted to escape, but after q pursuit
of two hours was sunk. The Carnarvon
pursued the Dresden but was not swift
enough to overhaul her, and the German
warship escaped.
Germans Rescued
After the battle the Britishebieked up
1874 Germans, including few officers. OF
these survivors 100 were from the crews
of the two German Golfers. An oppor-
tunity to surrender was offered the col
liers but it was refused and they were
sunk.
The cruiser Cornwall was damaged
slightly below the water line. None Of
the other British warships was damaged
On December 10 funeral services were
held for the eight British sailors who
were killed, in the presence of the COM
manders and crews of the squadron
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ADMITS SHE
PUNISHED ONE
OF PUPILS and
PAYS S21 FINE

Bath, Me-, Dec. 17.-(SpeciaD-It cost
Mrs. Ida Merrill s21.25 for taking mat
ters into her own hands while in the
Coxs Head school and Furnishing one
of the pupils who had quarreied with
her brother Mrs. Merrill admitted
that she had done so and paid her fine
without a murmur.
The affair has been the sensation of
Phippsburg ever since 1t happened on
Dec. and consequently there was a
large audience in the court room in
this city this morning when 1t was
called by Judge Keegan.
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TURKS REPORT
THEIR SUCCESS

London, Dec. 17.--610 A. MA dis
patch from Constantinople via Am
sterdam, to Reuters Telegram Co.,
gives the following official Turkish
statement:
Several days battle near the VIII
layet of Van has ended in our favor
and our troops have entered Sarai.
"A British cruiser unsuccessfully
bombarded a Turkish watch tour be-
tween Jappa and GAIA, in Palestine,
and the Mediterranean.
THE Russian cruiser Askold sank