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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Favorable Action.

FdVOrdpIe ACtlOn.
Senator w. R. Collins, of Hamilton,
secured favorable action of the senate
committee on banks and banking for
his bill, which permits the establish
ment Of school savings banks. The
system already is in vogue in Colum.
bus. An amendment was inserted
permitting building and loan associa-
tons to participate in the deposits.
The Collins bill, allowing the recov.
cry of punitive damages from banks
which improperly refuse to cash
checks, was recommended for indie
finite postponement. The Cass bill to
establish a minimum limit on the
amount of stock necessary for a direc-
tor to own in a building and loan as
ISOLATION, also will be killed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Poor Taxpayers.

Probation officers of the juvenile
courts will be tracking, pursuing, run
ming down and catching Maynard
urchins who commit such high crimes
and misdemeanors as jumping on
wagons and skating on the sidewalk,
in automobiles-at the taxpayers ex-
pense to be sure-if a bill INTRO
duced by Senator c. T. Gallagher, OF
Madison, is made into law. The bill
authorizes" the county to buy the
Juvenile officers a Conveyance" to
cost not more than $4,000" The
comment of the economy section was
that juvenile officers in autos will be
fine for the taxpayers.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Won't Close Sunday Movies.

Fremont. = Because they have
no Jurisdiction over pool rooms
in private clubs, city officials refused
to comply with a request of ministers
to close public pool rooms and picture
shows on Sunday.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
William stitt nron. n..d

Montreal. April William Stitt,
general passenger agent for the Ca
madam Pacific railway. dropped lead
in his office.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09

Washington. March 31.-Dispatches
received here from diplomatists in
Mexico City said It was understood
General Obregon with Carranza
forces was returning to the capital
and Zapata forces were to fee.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Miss Wilson Entertains Auain

Washington, April 1.-For the first
time since the death of Mrs. Wilson in
August, Miss Margaret is entertaining
guests at the White House. Mrs.
Brewer and her daughter, Mrs. Frs
kline of Chicago, arrived Monday.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
KIN. crandmother: Then s.v

Mis- ~anuHotn Inen Self.
Philadelphia, April believed to
have become suddenly insane, Henry
B. Cohen, thirty-two years old, shot
and killed his grandmother, Mrs. Clio
tilda Samuel Cohen. e~ighty-lve years
old.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
-Four Persons Are Burned.

.Watertown, April -Four persons
were burned to death and the bust
ness section of village of Norfolk was
partially destroyed by fire. The dead
are: Mrs. John Thomas, her twin
babies and a sister.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Arm All Merchantmen.

New York, April 1.-The only thing
to do" said Captain Wadsworth of the
Cameronia, arrived here, lis to arm
merchantmen with guns. Then when
a submarine comes up you let her
have a good solid shot and rum"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
"Rule of Silence" Has Been Abolished.

"HUIe OF SIIence" has Been AbcIIShed.
Warden Thomas of the Ohio peni-
Tertiary has made two more conces
sions to prisoners. One breaks the
rule of silence" order. Hereafter
prisoners will be permitted to con
verse with each other during the
MONDAY meal. This is the first time
that prisoners have had this privilege.
The other is that of being permitted
to have light in their cells at noon in
order that they may read during the
half hour they are there. Heretofore
they would have to remain in the dark
cells while the count vas being taken.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Colorado Bank Closed

Denver, Colo, March 31.-The Mer-
camille National bank of Pueblo, with
capital Of $3.50, 900 and deposits of ST..
$780, 00, was closed by order Of on
troller of currency. The closing of
the bank followed a run.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Favors Twin Cities Union.

St. Paul, Mimi, April 3.-Senator
e. ]. Westlake's bill providing for the
union of St. Paul and Minneapolis
was passed by the senate. The bill
creates a commission of seven to
study the feasibility of the plan.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Four Missing In Asylum Fire.

Oklahoma City. Okla, April lone
wing Of the state insane asylum at
fort Supply was burned on Tuesday
and four of the 600 inmates are miss
ing. One Of the guards was so badly
burned he may die.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Vetoes Prize FIGHT Bill

Carson City, Mo, March 31.-Gov-
ernor Boyle on Monday vetoed the
prize fight bill recently passed by the
legislature. The bill provided for 20
round contests under the supervision
of a boxing commission.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Kills Wife and Self

New York, March Slater tying
his wife to the bed in their apart
ments in the tenement at 173 East
Fourth street, Louis Varagi shot and
killed her and then committed suicide
by firing a bullet in his head.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Must Pay Tax.

In a ruling given to the state liquor
licensing board 1t was held by the
attorney general that a manufacturer
of liquors who combines his raw ma
terial with the raw material of an
other is not exempt from the tax on
the traffic on intoxicating liquors.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Emden's Destroyer Leaves port.

EIHucH DeopFOyeT IcdVe8 FoFE
Montevideo, Uruguay, April The
Australian cruiser Sydney, the war
ship which destroyed the German
cruiser Edmen in the Indian ocean
last November. left this port on Tues
day.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09

Happiness lies in the consciousness
we have of it, and by no means In the
way the future keeps its promise
George Sand.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
stavs In nrx cnrup.n

Marysville.-By 40 to Is the village
of Magnetic Springs, this county.
voted to remain dry, as it has been
seven years.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09

I'm going south for the rheuh.
tism."
Its cheaper to get it here."-B{
ton Evening Transcript. \
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Fares Going Up.

arcs 8oIn9 Ops
There are arising unmistakable evil
dences that the railroads of Ohio have
nearly won their fight for the increase
of passenger fares from 2 to 2k cents
a mile. At the outset it was doubt
full if the bill, offered by Representa-
tive Oliver j. Thatcher, of Clinton
county, even would fare so well as to
receive a favorable report from the
Public Utility Committee of the House
OF Representatives, in whose keeping
it has been for many weeks. Now it.
is accepted that this barrier has been
successfully passed and that favorable
action is to be expected in the main
body. If the House, with its large
agricultural representation, should in
dorse the measure there is no doubt
concerning the approval of the Senate.
Demand for the bill has been steadily
growing, as represented in petitions
signed by persons in all walks of life
and resolutions adopted by trade and
commercial bodies. On the other
hand, the early opposition is said to
be dwindling. Legislative experts pre-
dicted that action by the committee
might be looked for and that the bill
would go on the calendar.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Inn Much "a E4nAnA

We can strive to be better than
some people, but we mustn't expect to
excel most people In goodness.-Al
bany Journal
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Bible Hearing Date Set.

The house committee on public edu-
cation has fixed a public hearing on
all the bills relating to Bible reading
in the public schools. The date is
april 6.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Secret Probe On.

scorer Prope On.
1t was learned that state and gov
eminent officials are conducting a Sc
cret investigation of an alleged con-
spiracy among cattle dealers and dali
rymen in the Cincinnati district which,
it is said, is the direct result of the
foot and mouth disease among dairy
cattle. Recent visits of cattle dealers
to diaries, followed by an outbreak Of
the disease in these dairies, has given
rise to the suspicion that the spread
of the contagion is not due entirely to
normal conditions. A clew is being
followed which indicates that diseased
cattle have been put among healthy
herds for the sole purpose of injecting
the others.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-04-09
Happiness.

it is desired to make new concrete
unite with old.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

near Cracow, between Russians and
Austrians
10 Germans broke through the Russian
center in Poland. eaS or the Warlhe'
and captured Strykow,
a Russians checked the German al
vance in Poland. recaturins Strykow
u Germans defeated russians IN from
or LODI and Lowicz, Poland. anu
again captured Strykow
DECEMBER
Z Russians captured Plock on the VS.
tula. in Poland and repnised the Ger
mans at LODI
G. Germans occupied LodZ. folana
which Russians abandoned. retreat
ing toward Warsaw
L. The Austrian defenders of Cracow de-
feated the Russians east of the city
and recaptured Nowy Sandec
l6 Austrians recaptured Bochnia' .
miles east of Cracow. from the Rus-
SLAMS
lS Germans captured LowicZ. Poland
after fierce battle. uowlcz Is on
Bsura river. IS miles southwest OF
Warsaw
10 Germans made series OF desperate
assaults on the Bsura and Rawa nv
ers. winning several CROSSINGS wh'ch
lead toward Warsaw
q. Russians abandoned siege of Grace"
o. German advance within u miles Oh
Warsaw
Is Russians defeated Austrians at tn
chow. southeast OF Tarnow.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
MINOR WAR EVENTS
IN VARIOUS FIELDS.

AUGUST
4 German cable to United States cut by
Great Britain.
2 Montenegro declared war on Austria
IL German cruisers Goeben and Bres'au
sold 10 Turkey
If Austrians entered Servian territory
II BEGINNING of five days battle between
Seryians and Austrians on the Jadar'
ending in Austrian rout.
q Japanese ships >oined the British
blockade at Tsinetao
SEPTEMBER
1. Estimated that 6Vn,uW combatah's
were in the tield-3O000 900 In the east
and 100000 on the t'ranco-ierinah-
Belgian lines,
2 Japanese landed Mt l.unSkow. emma.
TO attack the Germans ut kinuchau.
E. Great Britain, France and kussa
signed IN London compact moi 10 con-
cIude peace separately with Ger
many ,,,,
IN The kaiser protested to President WIZ
son against use Of dumdun bullets
and civilian excuses by the allies
IA Relg,an commission protested to frts.
idrnt Wilson against German atroc
tiles " 49,
n Seryians driven out of Semln. Aus
TRANS invaded SerVia
10 German warships bumbarded Japanese
position before kiauchau
OCTOBER.
l. Native troops from British India ar
rived at Marseillcs to re-enforce the
allies in France
The Germans held as prisoners OF war
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
ouln INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
EXHIBITION AT COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS, o. Jan. 14.-TwelVe
states. other than Ohio, have engaged
snacq at the Industrial Safety eXhipi-
tioD which opened yesterday.
New York state is represented by
,velye of its largest manufacturing
concerns, Illinois by nine and Pennsyi-
yania bv four. Other states are Con
pqc,icut. Massachusetts, Rhode lslano
Colorado, Missouri, Michigan, Ne"
Jersey, Wisconsin and West Virginia
Safety appliances on railroads are
shown by several railroad companies
Tile bureau of safety and efficiency Of
the Alcohol League of the unitee
States has a demonstration on the re
laton of alcohol to accidents.
Prevention of disease is shown D!
life insurance companies.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
sEPrEM Der.

SEPTEMBER.
z Another raid of Zeppelin airshps al
Antwerp.
g. British naval flying corps attacked
the Zeppelin dirigible sheds at pus-
seldorf
OCTOBER
O. British air men of the naval corps
again raided the Zeppelin sheds at
Dusseldorf and destroyed Zeppelin
49, Germans dropped 10 bombs on war
saw: casualties.
NOVEMBER,
q. British naval corps dropped bombs on
a Zeppelin factory al f'rederichsha-
ven
DECEMBER
z Allies airship dropped bombs upon
the famous Krupp gun works at rs
sen Germany
B. German bipiane at Sheerness, Eng.
land repulsed by surface IRE ana
three English bipanes British hydro
planes tseaplanes, took part IN ma
val action off CuXhaven. Germany
30 Five German aeropanes uroppeo
bombs on Dunkirk. France.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
NAVAL EXPLOITS IN
WATERS NEAR AND FAR.

AUGUST.
g. German mine layer Koenigen Luise
sunk BY British destroyer Lance IN
the North sea
G. British cruiser Amph'on sunk IN inc
North sea by German nine: III men
lost
l6 Austrian battleship 2rinyi and three
Austrian ironcladS sunk In the Aurl-
attic sea by French warships.
"a. japanese warship bombarded German
fortified seaport. Tsingtao. kiauchau.
China
a. German auxiliary cruiser CORNER
ocean liner, Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse sunk by the British cruiser
Highilyer off the coast of Africa Ger
man cruiser MadEcburs destroyed by
Russian ships in gulf of Finland
% british cruiser fleet destroyed German
ar,norcd cruisers Mainz. koln ana
Ariadne and two destroyers during
FOG off Ilegoland British loss, "
killed and wounded German testi-
mate). $500 killed and drowned,
SEPTEMBER
g. German submarine sunk by British
cruiser Pathfinder in the North sea
a. British auxiliary cruiser Carman'a
sunk the German auxiliary cruiser
Cap Trafalgar off South America TWO
Kauchau. China
German protected cruiser koenigs
berg attacked and disabled British
light cruiser Pegasus at Zanzibar IN
dian ocean. loss. Is killed. 81 wounded
is. German cruiser ilela sunk by Br'tisn
submarine E-9 IN North sea.
% German submarine U-9 sunk the l'ri'-
fish armored cruisers Aboukir, cressN
and Hoguc by torpcdoes in the Norm
sea British lost $50 men
"a German warships bombarded Windau.
q Russian seaport on the Baltic sea
OCTOBER
2 England planted submarine mines III
the North sea to offset the German
mines IN those waters
II Russian armored cruiser Pallada sunk
in the Baltic sea by German subilm-
rine Us Two German boats sunk
(Russan reporU
If The british cruiser Hawke was sunk
In the North sea by the German SUD
a., marine U-9 The Hawke lost AL men
H. British cruiser Cndaunted, with t"ui
destroyers. sank four German Destroy
ers Off the Dutch coust. German loss
1888
The JAPANESE cruiser Takachio was sunk
nv the German torpedo boat S-W on
the coast OF the Shantung peninsula.
China 3i japanese were 'ost VIII"
the cruiser,
~ British submarine fI-3 was sunk by a
German warship In the North sea
~ An Austrian submarine was sunk IN
the Adriatic sea off Catthro, ny
French cruiser: an Austrian aeroplahe
took part In the action
n The German cruiser Enden sank four
British steamers and captured one on
the coast Of British India
"A British destroyer Badger ranImeS ana
sunk German submarine OH Inc
Dutch coast
q. British battlcship Audacious tsuper'
p,,ndnouphp wrecked by a German
submarine mine off the northeast
coast of ireland
| n German cruiser Emden, commando
nv cant carr Won Mueller sank th'
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
DECEMBER

4. In action off Falkland Islands. In the
Pacific. Sturdees British squadron de-
feated Specs German squadron. sihk-
ing the cruisers. Scharnhorst' uneise-
nau. Nurnberg and Leipzig
10. Turkish battleship Messudieh torpe-
doed by British submarine R-ll IN the
Dardanelles
l6 Detac hments OF German cruiser squau-
ron made a sortle from the Bahic sea
across the North sea anS ooitlnarueu
the towns of Scarborough, Nhtoy
and Hartlepooi on the west coast Oh
England. intiictlng casualties OF near
ly 200 killed and wounded
Is. British cruisers. submarines. Destroy
ers and hydroaeroplanes 'sea pianes)
raided German naval base at cuxha-
ven. Anti-aeroplane guniire repuiseo
the air craft and the invaders re-
treated with loss Of three sea planes
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ALONG THE GREAT
EASTERN FRONTIER.

AUGUST.
4 Germans from East Prussia crosseo
into Russian Poland and seized ha-
lisZ
y Austrian troops from Galicia invaded
Poland
70 Austrian army No. /. 3OOooU strong
marching from Galicia northeast To-
ward Luhlin. Poland. drove the Rus
slams beyond Lublin after winning
the battle of Krasnik. Russians cross.
ed from Poland into Galcia ana
marched on LemherS defended py
Austrian army No 2. about 3vo.oo'
in Two days battle defeated the Aus
trians, capturing 1000 and 200 guns
% Russian columns from wilma ana war
saw captured Gumbinnen. lnsterpurs
and Allensten. East Prussia
Is Austrlans marched from hrasl''n' ~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
Won Iiindenburg

army in GaIicia under Gen RuZSky,
drove back Austrian forces near Lem
berg. an important fortified town near
the Russian border. covering PrZeinys'
on the east
l. Ruzsky's Russian army captured Le'h-
berg after desperate battle 'as''hs
two days
IN Con von uindonburg's East Prussian
army defeated the Russians left wing
in East Prussia. around Lyck. sup
plementing his success at Tahheh-
berg
"a End Of the campaign Of Tannenberg
East Prussia. Russian army forced
TO retreat with heavy loss In guns
and prisoners; eneny's estimate Oh
Russian losses 10000 men
If Won Hindenburgs German army cross
cd the frontier In Russia. occupying
the province Of Suwhlki
IL Russians begun an attack on the TOR
tilted town OF Przcmysl. Gahc'a'
where the Austrian army from Lem
berg was reforming
~ austrian army No | retreating from
Krasnik formed junction north OF
przemysi, on San river. with army
No 2 which retreated from Lempers
% Russians captured Jaroslaw. stra-
tepic railway center in Galicla. ana
Invested the neighboring fortified post
of PrzemNsi ,
N Cen Rennenkampff's Russian army
defeated Won lIindenburgs German
column at Drussikiniki. on the river
Nianen near Grodno. Russia. Rus
slams shellod the German pontoohs'
forcing Won iIindenburR to re'rea,
through the forest Of Avsustovo ana
swamps of Suwalki to East PRUSSIA
OCTOBER
q Heavy fighting between Niernen river
and East Prussian frontier in Russia
Germans defeated at Argustoro
SERIES ~ cOmhats called the battle OF
tho Vistuia between Russians anu
Austrn-Gerinan forces began south Vi
Ivangorod in central Poland
q Gen Rpnrcnkampr russians uroVe
the Germans from LycK, fruSS'a
German and Austrian columns al
vancrd from Thorn kailscz anu Ma
COW toward Warsaw
m Pusstans crossed to the east OF the
san and Vistula rivers. IN Poland, re-
,irtr., h,Io.r the Austro-German al
yarcn rIls move raised the RUSSIAN
st.'e II I''2rmysi
II Germans Xix miles west OF WafSa"
IA TIE. battle On the Nistula. f'Idhu
u.I,cn h.ran on the i'm. ragged furious
IA EusyIxnS having the advantage
II Aus,rjan attach on the fuss'hh INV
on san river repuls"d
IN Ar+,ru-rier'naug IN front or "arsh"
v,r, ,r.,ked and driven back to I'M
riVcr Pi,l2a
3-ai ON IL" Eih2a river Poland oes
perarc battle went against the AUS
tro-GerrHans. who wlthnrew west
LODI toward the river WARTIME.
NOVEMBER
Germans expelled from hieice' ~
land by Russians marching on Ora
COW
/ udornir. Poland. taken by Russians
( Austrians retiring toward Craco'
after reverse on san river
Russians recaptured Jaroslaw Ga
/ Iicia. which they had abandoned o
retreating from Przemysl In October
prseians were advancing on koengs
berg; Cossacks crossed the Gerina
frontier into Posen and Silesia.
Russian advance toward Berlin wa
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with the Russian Gen Rennenkampff
army
Germans defeated Russians south 81
coIdau driving them back IN Pi"'h,
Poland South Of PlocE ADVANCING
Russians we're forced back TO kuthp
; Germans won battle at Wlozla"sK'
poland In East Prussia they were
retiring west Of Angerburg
Germans defeated the Russians south
Of Kutno, Poland. but were on the
defensive on the Gumbinnen- anger
burg line. East Prussia. Flshuhs
was desperate In southwest Polah"'
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Russian cruiser
JcmtChuS ana
a French torpe-
do boat de-
stroyer at Pc
M ng British
Straits Settle
mtiltS
Turkish W ar
s hIps Goeben
and i're 5 "A U
tfOruerly Ger
marJ sank two
Russian W a 7
ships IN IN"
Bia C K s - a
Turkish torpedo
boats raided the
harbOr of Odes-
Oh Il Ii = Y 4
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IL.
TurkteL CRUISER bombardcd Sebasto-
pol Russia. .......
I German submarine sunk the Britlsh
second class cruiser llermes IN the
STRAIT Of bower. off the coast OF Eng
land, with 81 men,
NOVEMBER
Naval hattie off Chile between the
German cruisers Scharnhorst, Gneise
nan Leiuzig and Dresden ana the
BRUSH Good Hope. Monmouth anu
Glasgow Good Hope and Monmouth
were DESTROYED British loss about
1 Gao including Admiral Cradock. com
mander of the feet
q German warships bombarded BRUSH
ships off Yarmouth. England, throw
ing shells on the beach
British submarine D-5 sunk by Ger
man mine In the North sea. BRUSH
and French warships bombardeo the
Dardanelles NJ.
4 German cruiser Yorck SUNK py D'
ish mine in Jade bay tNorth SEAL 'o0'
266 .
O German cruiser Emden destroyed az
cocos islands. Indian ocean, by the
Australian 08ritishl cruiser sydney
Emden.s loss. 30 killed. 30 wounded
IN m. sydney, killed. Is wounded
n Carmen submarine sanh 8T'tiSH vow
nedo boat Niger off Deal. England
Ia,anes., torpedo boat 80 sunk by
mine in Kiauchau bay, China
~ German submarine sunk by french
torpedo boat off Westende, Belgian
coast ,,.....
/. German warshps bombarded RUSSIAN
mort of I.ihau. Baltic sea. repetition
OF an attack on Aug. B.
Il Indecisiye battle in the Black sea
between Russian feet and the Ger
man-Turkish cruisers Goeben anu
Breslau -.
2 German submarine U-ls SUNK oy BTU
ish warship Of Scotland.
a German naval base at ZeeoTugge' Bei
GUM. effectively shelled oy br'e'sn
warships
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within - miles OF
Thorn. Prussia
Gen X G n n e n
kampns RUSSIAN
arm ~ captured
JON annIsburg
East Pru 5 sra
GEN Ruzsky 9
Rus sra n army
checked at san
river
The German Ar
nv OF Thorn.
" me - maseAvI
southeast on war
saw. on tie 9th'
reached " inz-
IawsK. on the VS.
tula. and clasned
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land, toward ka-
dom.
b e x in II IN & OF
three days battle
at Ortcls burg
East Prussia. In
which the Ger
mans. led by
Gen Won linden
burg. overwhelm-
ed the Russians
SEPTEMBER.
Germans defeat
ed Russian in
vaders at Allen
stem and Tan
nenberg. Il a $ I
Prussia, captur-
In; many prls-
Oners
D,,..i,p invading
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S,SU Brltisn, Si.
800 Belsiuns
"a. 100 Russians,
l23.Up French
japanese W n r.
8 nlps opened
bonn hardnent
OF rsingta o.
German y q a
port and capt
tai of kau-
chau. China.
Gran d Duke
Nicholas as
surned direction
over the czar y
campaign on
the AuStro-Ger-
man front.
j II p II n seized
Inlu,t Marshall
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Roads to Success.

The quickest and straightest road
to success is undoubtedly to find
competent instructor, and let him DO
the leading but it is quite possible
10 learn unaided.
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RECORD OF WORLDS
WAR IN BRIEF RESUME
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garry NAvIES" IN WAR
OVER LAND AND SEA.

AUGUST.
Bombs dropped on Nuremberg oY
French plane 80.
a Three bombs dropped on Lunev'ile.
France by German plane.
s. Russian plane brought to GROUND o'
Austrian fire near Lemberg. Galicia
& Zeppen dropped IL bombs on Llese
from height OF 1000 feet
French plane dropped bomb on dir's'o'o
shed at Metz Germany
b Eight bombs dropped from German
plane on Namur.
X Six shells dropped from Zeppelin on
Antwerp
o. Second Zeppelin raid on Antwerp.
a. German plane dropped three bo'nps
on Paris