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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01

man account these latter troops wer
captured or exterminated.
Germans Admit Loss
Tile Germans, however, admit the
loss OF Hill 19l north of Massiges
Where the French are not far from the
'd!"ay triangle, the possession Of
j~hlch has been of the greatest advan-
'ase to the Germans, as one of the
AAes mas been used for supplying the
"'soAhe army. 1t is believed here
'''a'' besides the gain Of ground both
III Arto!s and Champagne and the i'm
r'V'ea position Of the allies general
o"e recent successful operations
n eus' soon relieve the pressure on
'uSsia and perhaps prevent the Aus
from sending any large
'O're against Serbia.
herman achievements
a'ready large renfotcements for the
t-... '''S are arriving on the western
s-'' ana their presence has already had
an vi sackening somewhat the
tn'. eS offensive. But there is a possi-
"''' Vi the offensive breaking ont m
lba o''er section of this front. In fact
w. correspondent of the hoelnische lei
I,b.s AZ herman headquarters announces
viii. =" attack was made east of Auber-
'''' which he says was repulsed.
Won HIndenburs's Position
field Marshal Won Hinaenn,ra ,,hus
h VIZ '"''''s 10 have made some progress
j Ing, ms operations against Dvinsk Is still,
Sor ,"s way from that city. His troons
hs,,a" eaSl OF Wilma, however. have had
r.. success. They have broken
"'oueh the Russian position s 49,
Iljevas d. thousand prisoners. It is be-
|,s e.sa mat this is the first stroke IN h.
ny olow against the Russian rigbt
- mat ne intends to adv.noo .o,'.,,
ns."ard IN the direction OF MinsL and
.ueavor to cut off the Russ,, -. ~a.,s;.u
prom Baronovichi. '''ahs retiring
oouth OF Pripet marshes ~
re stuck the Russians have ,a ms troops
,hs sH co across the styr river hnt u a,oun
oaseian border they are st;,, ,ea',,,s s
lmies. Austro-German ar
how ahsnaa It is felt that Bulgaria has
khe will. Aeo any aggressive ,ctio,
but an nas a,s nave intended against Serbia
lis stil, a linens dispatch says the situation
koing on clustered a,,.e serious and Greece is
Euali,,s y" WIN wy, her Preparations for svsr
hay. result. me crisis at Sofia which might
orb,. 'e asn. in the formation OF Ras.'
lea ,hs cabinet % is said to have been a ,,ss
lth. r .as King having refused 10 s assrs.
ist.r 'e ~ Of NJ Tonchefr. the m,p'
kenden =, nnance' who has pro-Germa MAJ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

CLOUDY
Weather forecast for northern New
England: Partly cloudy Friday; Sat-
urday rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
Boston Forecast

Boston Forecast
Boston, Sept. 30.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Friday increasing
cloudiness, followed by rain; Satur-
day rain; fresh easte-ly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
French Successes

At several points the French troops
nave gained a footing in the second
line, and some of them even went
right through. but, encountering Ger
man reserves. We're unable to maintain
the progress. According to the Ger
man account these latter troops wer
captured or exterminated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-01
Others Injured

Clifton Andersons left hand was
badly injured. but he walked to
Whites Drug store, where doctor
was summoned. After an examination
in which 1t was discovered that the
hand was badly crushed and bones
Continued on Page 5-cslv.pn 81
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-24
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THE THEATERS
$SsS@aesR9e@ssss~eca@sasSS
 Lr7EC -HERTER

In its day the Lyric has off, ed some of the greatest war dramas cv.f shown but in today's offering nom the studio of Pathe Freres, we can safely announce the very climax in war dramas, in the big four reel pro. duc,ion Was is Heu'
 It is the greatest, most glorious most sensational war drama ever filmed by any company. In this big story you see the engines of war at their work of destruction. You see thrilling serial fights. You see the charging, shooting, s.a5bn4 soldiers in hand-tohand conflict in spirited charges and counter charges, and with it all you see a splendI re- nance, story that fits into the car maze ol war.
 This picture has run for weeks in some of the great theaters of the country, and it has proven the sr, at est attraction of them all.
 There will be an Eclectic comedy in connection, making a big special r program today al five and ten cents.
 Mitchell Brothers, those southern banjo boya are closing their engage ment here today. They have been one of the greatest musical features of the season. Their songs and in- strumentaI music have called forth tde most liberal applause and words of walmest commendation
 Don't fail to hear them today, in a brand new program, the best of their repertoire. Come early
 Monday we will orfer six reel pro- gram with J. Warren Kerrigau lead ing in two reel feature Ethel Grandin in a two reel feature, a Joker comedy and Luna comedy Keep your eye on this bil
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VILLA CONTINUING TO
 CONCENTRATE TROOPS
HOPES TO SECURE ENOUGH TO MAKE VICTORIOUS ATTACK
 ON GENERAL OBREGON.

Washington, April g. -Meager ad- vices to the state department today from Central Mexico indicated that General Villa was continuing his effort to concentrate at Aguas Cali entes troops enough to warrant an other attack on the victorious Car ranza army under General Obregon, reported to be advancing northWard from the region of lrapuato.
 If there have been any clashes be- tween the armies since Villa retreat ed to Aguas Calientes no official re. port of them has been received; nor has any intimation come of General Obregon's plan of cam paign
 Villa is understood to be drawing in such garrisons as can be spared from the territory controlled by his forces. Another problem he must face is said to be that of finding am intuition, particularly for his atil- lery. The enormous demand for field gun ammunition in Europe has made this a difficult task for the northern leader, it is said, although unofficial reports recently indicated that he had received several million rounds for small arms.
 No official statement or reliable es. innate of General ODregon's losses in the battle at Celaya has been re ceived. Officials here, however, be Heye the Carranza troops, fighting on the defensive, suffered slightly in comparison to the six thousand men Villa is said to have lost.
 The state department issued todal this summary of dispatches iron Mexico:
 ''It is reported in Vera Cruz tha Guadalajara has been occupied b! the Carranza forces and that Genera | Obregon is still advancing north Forces continue to be sent to tn, front from Vera Cruz. The railroad communication is said to be opel from Vera Cruz to Pachuca and in terrupted between Pachuca and Tula
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SAFE LIN 1. & N. TRAIN
 IS BLOWN OPEN
ROBBER FIRST SHOT THE BAG GAGEMASTER WHEN HE AT.
 TEMPTED TO GET PISTOL.

New orleans, La, April 23.-'An eX- press sate was dynamited and Peter Mossey of New Orleans, bagga agemas- ter, was shot and seriously wounded by a masked man on Louisville and Nashville passenger train No. 1, southbound from Cincinnati, near here tonight The bandit, who ob. tained a package containing $50 and a small package of jewelry, escaped when the train reduced speed on en- teriug the outsnirts of the city.
 According 10 Mossey and the eX- press messenger, the man entered the combination baggage and express car shortly after the train left W ave. land, Miss. shot the baggagemaster when he made an effort to obtain a pistol, and forced the express messen- ger to lie down on the floor of the car, where he was tied hand and foot with pieces of wire.
 The robber then locked both end doors of the car and dynamited the local express safe.
 The robbery was discovered shortly after the train passed Chef Menteur La, but efforts to locate the robber aboard the train were without result He was seen to leap from the train however, as it reduced speed for a crossing on the outskirts of New Orleans.
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ROYAL TnEATE1

The Royal offers a magnificent six reel program for today, one of the most attractive bils in the city, headed by Elaine with a three reel Essanay and a single reel Nitaeraph.
 "The Cryptic Ring is the title of the two reel episode of the "IM lofts of Elaine" and it is one of the big gest and best episodes of this great est of all serials.
 Here is a winner from E.sanay, q three reel drama of the Canadian north woods, written by Mrs Carter II. Harrison of Chicago, and featuring the Essauay feature com Dany It is one of the grandest screen stories ever. The Lady Of Shows is the
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title, and the scenic settings are the most beautiful you ever saw
 Nitagraph offers the six reel of the program in a single reel classic with Lillian Walker and Evart Oyertou leading. The Love Whip." It is a beautiful romance with the Vitagraph players making it one Of the best yet offered
 Monday comes Pathe's masterpiece 'It's Long Long Way to Tipper- ary," a drama of the European war with some of the scenes right fir m the war zone used to make it the big gost and best war drama ever shown in Ho. s rings
 When you are looking over the pro. grams for today don't forget the Royals six reel feature offering at regular prices, and 10 cents.
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NEW CENTRAL.

"There is a Broadway Star Feature Autograph" exclaimed a visitor 10 his wife in front of the New Central yes terday And it is a VWagrapA, too, The Closing of the Circuit That is the picture that Harry told us to be certain to see. 1t is all about a blind boy who looked upon his sweetheart in his blindness believing her to be a saint Then, you will recall, there comes a storm at sea, with all those wonderful effects thata only Nita- graph can employ There is a flash of lightning Something. as cleo tricians say, is short circuited, or the circuit is closed. The shock restores the young mans sight. He sees for the first time He beholds his sweet heart as one of earth's angels. There may not be many angels on earth but she is one of them and We must he there Saturday to see what she looks like"
 "TAe Closing of the Circuit the big Nitagraph two reel feature, will be at the New Central today In the cast are Ned Finley, Paul Kelley and Mary Maurice, and other noted stars. Wadsworth and Houseman, billed as 'Waddy and Arty," and appearing in His Sad Awakening are also on the program, and "The Girl and the Mati- nee Idol' is the Bograph story. If you want to see a class program for the week advertised look for the New Central add" in Sundays n. tinol-Rccord "'Nuff said"
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GALL MASS MEETING SUNDAY AFTERNOON
PURPOSE IS TO DISCUSS MEANS AND METHODS OF PROVI1ING
 THE SWIMMING POOL.
Boys Athletic Club eeks to Renew the Work of Former Summer Periods Which Had Splendid Results.

There will be a mass meeting he Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock at t.e Princess theater, called by the boys of the city who are iuteres ted in the Boys Athletic Club. and for the pur- pose of discussing the ways and means of restoring the swimming fool that had been constructed for them in the Gorge by Robert Peder. son, but which unfortunately was washed away by the high waters of last winter
 Several prominent citizens will bo selected as speakers on this occasion. The purpose is that the citizenship may be made fully aware of the score of this work, which is not merely to provide a playground for the boys of the city, but is for the purpose Of surrounding them with good intlu- ences, and of enforcing rules and regulations, and of causing the boys to attend the special services helG every Sunday afternoon on the banks of the swimming pool
 If is anticipated that the Boys Athletic Club will be revived on this occasion. Mir Pederson stated last nuight that it is the desire to get ex- pressious of sentiment of the people of the subject and that any citizen would be given the floor for l5- minute speech who desired to speak either for or against the enterprise This purpose is 10 develop whether the institution has the full and hearty cooperation of the people of this city.
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M lCCABEES ARE HAVING
 HOUSING CONTENTION
PRESENT GATHERING IS BEING ATTENDED BY DELEGATES
 FROM ALL OVER ARKANSAS.

The pres sent convention of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World of Arkansas is being largely attend ed When Mrs Lillian Mason of Jonesboro state commander. called the meeting to order there were dele gates from every section of Arkan- sas, representing the various subordi- nate organizations in this state. Luncheon was served at Frisby's, and after the business session the dele gates were taken for a trolley ride. The business meetings are being held in the Eagles hal
 Besides Miss Frances Partridge of Port Huron, Mich. supreme recorder, there were 10S officers and delegates from the various sections of the state present
 Mrs. Mason was elected to repre- sent Arkansas at the National con- vention in New York City May 24, and Mrs. Bertie Mckee of Ft Smith was elected alternate.
 Cash prizes were awarded the dele gation having the largest representa- ton Class prizes were also awarded and the hostess chapter presented with prize.
 The hostess chapter has member ship of about 30 and Mrs. George w. Walbert is lady commander.
 The visiting delegataions were en- tertained with a luncheon at Frisby's at noon and trolley ride.
 The evening program included:
 Music while gathering.
 Call to order
 School of Instructions-Miss Part ridge.
 Papers for cussion-Visiting of ficers.
 Award of prizes.
 Musical Selections:
 "The Butterfly" Caradial Miss Nadine Allen.
 'Barchotta' (Nevin) Miss Ger trude Allen.
 Nipples of the bama"-Louise Sumpter.
 Second Rhapsodie" Oistz) Miss Lon Etta Van Sickle.
 70, That We Two Were Maying"- Alice Mary Smith, Misses Margaret Ritter and Alice Hayes.
 Reading ng-Nellie Bowen.
 Reading Jamie Mcconnell.
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lTaAaaMaMa

Tt is stated in reports from Vera Cruz that the leader of the Carranza forces at Huatusco has joined the Zapata troops and that the town has been in the hands of the Zapata forces since the goth of April It is reported that the Carranza officials Of Huatueco are in Vera Cruz
 The department is in receipt of advices from Eagle Pass stating that there is passenger traffic to Monte rey, Saltillo and Torreon via Piedras NCgras."
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MAY ELECT TONIGHT.

WatttT or oeTectIng ochooT ouperIn'
 tendent Before the School Board.
 At the regular meeting of the school board to be held this evening the matter of electing a superintend- ent to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Supt Rose will be taken up. It is said that Supt. Reed of the schools of Texarkana is the most likely to receive the place. The matter has been discussed by the board at previous meetings but no definite arrangements reached.
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EDDELMAN PLEADS GUILTY.

R. R. Eddelman, who at first was charged with assault with intent to kill, was yesterday permitted to plead guilty to a charge of aggravated as- sault, and was fined $50 and costs in circuit court.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-24

B titled milk ana cream delivered to A1y part of the city, daily. Pure. wholesome and rich. The Pasteu- cized Milk Go. Phone 1k A21-tf
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Ask your doctor about Bulgarian Butter uilk 1-30-tf
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Rulgs ian ButtermlIk will make you fat. Pc ilbvely pure. 1-30-tf
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$6,ooo.

2l0 acres at $25, miles of Harris burg Poinsett county. Ark Good for stock farm. Has room shack and out-buildings, well, orchard, small clearing; abundance of fine white oak timber on this, price s6,00O. terms made.
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NO. a..
$t75o.

For few days, 90 foot lot corner Central and Winona, the first north of M. D. & c. depot grounds. Has been held at much higher price. Hur- ry if you want it at $1.75O.
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TRY A SENTINEL RECORD CLASH FED AD TOnAf-it may rent that va cant house for ytu-
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TRUNKS at cost at Baer's, 224 Ouaehita avenue. 4-7-tf
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NO. 35.
$45oo.

Frame story rooming house of Is rooms, modern conyiences blocks from Rock Island depot, real estate and furniture, including piano, for $4.500; good business location; a money maker Terms made
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$tooo.

so acres pine timber land. room chicken-house, garden, ad- joining Famous Spring, Il miles north west; SLIGO on terms.
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NO. 37
$t25o.

Lot i5x137; , room house, lighted, screens, porch, outbuildlngs, bored
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Notice the Neat and
 Careful Dresser

TOF r WN " TNTLUHTNG ANU
 LEANING co. are pleasing some of the best dressers in the city and can please you. We clean one pair of short gloves FREE with each suit cleaned. Suits made to order $l3.50 up, pants $350 up. Ladies and gentlemens suit tailored or altered by expert tailor. Phone 644 office 233 Central Ave.
 Prompt Call and Delivery
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IMPORTANT

This life of ourrt IS very uncertain. H your home Ia mortgaged, gre tact it.
 If you are married, protect yosr wife and children.
 Ii yoG are single. protect your ola aays-In case you live to see them.
 You can do this by insurinK today with
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$ooo.

Lot 40x75 and 1 room cottage, Reserve avenue, near Vine street. op- posite Hot Springs Mountain $20O down, $20 month, per cent.
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A REMINDER
to Buy While the Price and Terms Are Easy. This IS a Fine
 Chance For Y ou.

well. Lafayette avenue, near Crescent S250 down. $l250 per month. Good proposition for colored.
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NO. 33.
$500.

Two good lots on Oaklawn Boule- yard and two on Bedding avenue; all for 1900. A snap.
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$tooo

Lot 10 by about loo and room cot tage, screens well water, Spring street between Vine and Locust streets; price s1,0OO, $2OO down and $20 a month, per cent
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$4oOo

ChoiceMalvern avenue vacant, AK 100, near Crystal bath house. S4,000; worth more. White or colored.
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865o.

32l Rector avenue; near Third street car line, one lot with room cottage, sewer, lights, city and well water, barn, alley. Terms made.
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$225o

$2,25O
 No l6 Henderson avenue. 50x 200, modern room cottage: cement walks. Terms $500 down balance as agreed at percent A dandy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
DR.. DENNY RECEIVES
MOST FLAT ER|NC OFFER
Important Northern State Wants
Him TO Become Its Supreme Edu.
cationaI Head.
HE CONSIDERS PROPOSITION
Remuneration Is $4,000 in Excess Of
What He Now Receives as Presi-
dent OF University of Alabama
Retirement Would BE Regretted.

MONTGOMERY, February Sit is
learned that Dr. George II. Denny,
president Of the University OF Alabama,
mas received an offer to become the
educational head Of one Of the most
important Northern States, position
IN which he would have supreme
charge of four institutions, Including
the state University and State Agricul-
tufal and Mechanical College
D-. Denny. when seen DISPLAYED sur
PRISE that the news had leaked How
ever ne declined to confirm or deny the
'acts involved. AS matter of truth.
x Is known that ne has the offer under
amusement, and that whereas the posi-
ton includes remuneration $1,000 in ex
cess OF that which he now receives. ne
- re!uc'ant for certain reasons 10
sever his present relation. Nevcrthe
less, II Is considered quite possible thar
he will accept IN. offer.
DR.. Denny became president Of the
university three years ago. He is re-
Earded as ihe most potential educa
t!oHal factor N the State The uniyer-
-itE nae twice "a many students az
when ne assumed the presidency. and
ms retirement would be. il liz admitted
quite serious blow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
STEAL MOTOR CAR TO HAUL
AWAY CASH REGISTER

Police detectives were Yesterday
searching for thieves who stole an au
tomob!le from the garage Of Hill Mon.
tague. 25ls Monument Avenue. for the
purpose of carting away two cash req
ltterh from 4. Greenwhld's drug store.
'"S-'ll North Meadow Street Tho
car wan found on Broad street yegter
day morning by Policeman sarnucla and
tn" cash registers were located on
Eroad street Road. near e. T.. sauer's
country place. by the game officer. and
brought back 10 their owner.
According 10 the theory held BIZ the
police. the Same th!eyen rntcr.d Eau.r,.
drug htorc. Park Avenue and T.ornbardy
street. during Monday nigh, and robbed
We canh RICHTER III $3.50 They forced
inin y"Rlst.! with ii hammer and chj.eI
- ~ thought they experienced trouble
In opening Gr.rr~ala's rrgintnrs. and
decided I" steal ,heIn bodily !; was
iccHhrhry ~ hav. som. conveyance 10
taHc them aWhy. ana the police arc NJ
me Opinion nat they then broke into
H"HihgH"k garage and ptpIc hin auto
mobile
The thieves .'lccerGnd IN obtaining
'7.bb from the Gre.n~ald registers.
Jh"y frrc.r ,ncrn after reaching The
spot on tn" EfOad Stree, I.ra1 Y.!,rys
N" registers Wcr. later located Thee
are sgprrh"G ~ hay. returned 10 JtIch.
mono IL. III. automobile and 10 have
i"t ~ on B!naG street. where 81 was
!"unf Entrance 10 each NJ The pIar.s
was rfrrien ny breaking through the
rear Gnrfh.
/" EaYazs. i7j$ Ear, Clay greet.
last night rrDrr,rd 50 ,hG police that
ac'nG ont had t,oisn his OyGfcOa, tram
~" evening Tn- coa, war valued II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10

the network OF nres covering the Hun
garlan plain. Information at hand
does not justify anything more than
hopes Of success ON ;lis front. II is
learned ,o-day. however. that the Rus
sian retirement in Bukowina has not
extended very far. AID the stories told
hS the prisoners taken further to the
west are the surest proof that all Is
going we'll with the RlSsians there.
1t is n familiar symptom of the earlier
battles In Galicia, only III more eN-
agEerstcd form.
The latest hatch of war prisoners to
arrive al Kicv contains ten women,
WHO were taken in battle. They were
not actively in the firing line. hut were
carrying shells to the artillery.
Though now decidedly second in in
terest 20 the situation IN the Carpa
thians. the Bzura and Rawka front ia
stll tho scene OF important events.
The enemy is fully alive TO it's value
here. and is defending IL with great
stubhornness /; is significant ihat
more thnn $50 Germans surrendered
when the Russians reached their
trenches. In the earlier stages of tho
war II was seldom surrenders were re-
ported in the case OF Germans