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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
RUSSIA OFFICE
ISSUES REPORT

Pe'rDg:ad. Va LnaGnr. Nov :. iI.j5
r. H-,~:se following oesciai commit
n.caiion vas issued ~ the var oe1c+
today
or ,h- eft tank q The River "A IN
Cc1r!and our forces succeeded. assist
ed b. artillery fire. in occupying the
rcG!o. II FrankendoTf and PeTa@ser-..
ana r.adc Il light advance so1tn Of
Lake raoi.e.
IN the region of MitaU, our troop
sdga nc.-.g coward the South occupied
tf- Za!ay-Ciai line. while vest Il
CksAuI ,hey carried the Village u
Babe
"%ear the western shore Of Lake
Iventnn nAn engagements are going
on. In .cn1c secto-a our .trcopa broEe
into n" arat line Of the eaeray
trenchr>. l. re sector " Mlkuiis-aEi
a7H Ia7oal!caks, west Of Laxe Dam
men ,hs.@ rag 2 Violent artillery fire.
~ q furious attack Of our detach-
naents. w@ succeeded in occupying sew
erai ..n-s II the enemy position near
The VILLAGE IF f;utaiishoyiEajc captur
irg 40 men and come machine guns.
the number Of which has not yet been
ascerta ined.
North Of the Okonko river. in the
region Of Kolki, We broke through the
=ne-ny's front and occupied a lire Of
fortified positions. capturing ,bh mes
and FIVE machine guns. Stubborn
fighting continues.
In the region Of Konaro% ami
Kurikovitchi, south Of the Ckakoa
river. heavy fighting is going on. An
attempt made by the enemy TO tax"
the offensive southeast Of Tsiernchko,
northwest Of Yale Zyczyky vas re-
pulsed by our fire.
On the Caucasian front in the coast
al region as we'll as southeast Of
Lake Tortum and on the front Of the
Servitchi river az far az Geydag
mountain there were skirnishes be
tween outpogts. In the region Of Hru-
miah there were engagements with
Kurds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
The British Masses Profit
By the Industrial Activity

tAs@cc4@-s1 P-a Co--szZs516s-c=}
L3-<-o-r OK 9-EoH congze-s5g
ne Ter las ba@e5 IL foresight x
sfr7n1Ealc zEpe--z : s1aoEr ag -h@ r.
1--srEz1A@ ware = sE-Zace prosperity
SaEcE lie zSsa@s u Graf Britain arr
sxCer1ercZ-g C-1T Z E--I= 1zo-s than
= Faa- zg0 p<3l--sczI es@oZoE--Es-s 9T=-e
c-s'-1S.z.21g seriously Ezs reed t9r o.
za1lz1ng gsss-ELc works Ct grse-
sez-@ <or III te-z q -.os1sa-s-z Az.
@Tsz.c - -1-ow1 ct u eZp4GE G=r1--
S7gs tzaletsr@ Tx Slr Ceo-g@ Pa-zs-
editor u IL Eec-1-1-=- and Fl EI-
Io1-eg1 -1e F5-znczz. Secretary ~
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earrings zzEz- re- ex--zFsg41- lIF-
~ Il - zz--oz - Z %a1.e- NOM
5 ting zz-az<--e3 u al ssG@z ce-
rlAret Sir Gen-g= Pz-&1 II -=calt
a>@@ca- and -E@ Ee1zpep @-z e-@ -zs-
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pubic Ta-2 u i.-es w1icE ap2arsnE-
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t-cr%ez@ Il re British ar-ag 70 $780,
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por1@-s n ~ p-o..c Ar private
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serr.ca- -r1 given great surplus q
.--g2DEEc@-- % T1@ L1t@d Sea-e.-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
J. Ts-cy E>tisn

Trg MANCHESTER, ~ HI
.28Eg!C.s ard MIRROR. Tha Mir
.rsr Mar me III the fret reUspape-s n
SEN Eagia NJ =, cnn@ sat g19arely Tor
pEen ,,rrrs FIR American commerce. II
nes alH4ys hsl.egec that tns United
:5,At&4 zho9i9 haze th@ srsstDcn .. the
seas. Il has co94,.n 1alIy taken me p0-
sltlor that the blncEating 0. the Scrth
and Baltic seas ard the denying th!s
country II the rights ~ ship the prod
gcts II it's .oil and manufacturing IN
custrtes ~ *orwaY. STeten. Denmark
and Holland had M Justification. The
zrestezt bfunder IL the Wilson adrnin-
ixtrat!on haE oeen NJ fac hat II Old
not protest tong Defore and 1t II in
deed nos: unfortunate that Il has wait
ed Until TIL. late day 10 sVaken ~
its duty and responsibilities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
Nc. Tee s.-srs

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ire sEzs s<zs. m err shcrs.c ~ sSa-e
n sr.r2irz n. .a,5@r.zI zoTsr~s 'fsht p"
re American VisE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
OFFENSIVE OF
FRENCH TELLING
ON BULGARIANS

saloa.s- ,sov- 5. VIA Loa1oz- Nor,
:. 1%s4 4 A-Tl= F-re1ca o@@nzsr-
against -1e Bulgarian. - p-oCe=si1@
s--=.Y a1- Slowly, bec4-ze II tie AZ
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H-.vo-4. sac.5r- ~n@-e tze franz slz9
1--we materially ezr=z1ec -aa-- ..--
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G-aczko a-d ass- a-eyon6 t6@ --e-sls-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
FIND WOMAN DYING
AND HER WARD DEAD

Russell Mass. Nov. 3.-EeishoCrs
waD found the house Of Elizabeth Can
nor W fire today discovered the dead
body ~ her ward Lucille Thomas. FIVE
year. " age. lying on burning bed
with ,1iEs Cannon unconscious beside
II. Tho woman viii probably recover.
Thr medical examiner, L. s. Smith,
said that the child's death and the con
dttio1 If Miss Cannon were due 70
poisoning and the latter was placed
undc.' surveillance Of two constabies
pencir@ an autopsy.
According to Thomas K. Bligh. police
inspector, Miss Cannon told him she
mad become tired Of living and had de-
tcrmined to take her own life and thta
Of her ward. She is IS years of age.
She was not related to the child. but
mad cared for it since it was 10 weeks
old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
BRITISH WAR OFFICE
ISSUES EXPLANATION

London, NOV. 9, 2.39 4. Mn re-
ply TO recent criticisms alleging that
large orders for khaki cloth had been
placed in the United states while the
English manufacturers were idle the
war Office mas issued memorandum
noting that the British purchases of
Khaki cloth since the commencement
Of hostilities had aggregated los. 900, =
600 yards, Of which only 4.500. 900
yards were purchased in the United
States. The total includes shifting and
overcoating material. as well as ma
ierial for suits. While italy recently
placed large orders in the United
States it is also noted that the Eng
iish textile works are busy on a Rus
sian order for million yards of kha-
XII and serge placed last week at q
price, according to the newspapers.
in the neighborhood of s145 a yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
The Situations Wanted !
Ads are Il human Documents
---Condensed!

Many Situation Wanted advertisement Is the .e- n
some little romance OF life stirring than aEr - o.
seen at the Moving Picture Shows
For the whole trend OF life often hinges t1z- ~.
poson-on what it has to offer Of opportunity. + x
lad TO long road Of usefulness and hsppiness-s:a
dreams fer people besides the advertiser.
The woman or nan who mas position TO o=er-~-1
needs worker for the home, for the Office for the s.or
for the factory for any task-shouId read these Hi.
ads" with peculiar interest For they pretty sure
give the clue to the right person for the job.
And the task Of finding the BEST WORKER so- r.
work you need to have done is light matter 70 lie
worker selected your decision may ruc1--c-T
much And to YOU it may more-the success ). -
failure Of your whole plan.
So having need Of worker. study the ads .. -
workers who have need Of wor-and interview thosa e
yertiscrs who you be available and II I'm
tasks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
NEWFOUNDLAND
CONTINGENT OF go
ARRIVES IN ENG.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
NOTICE THAT COAL
MINERS ARE NEEDED
TO CONTINUE WORK

London. NOV. !. 1855 :. M.-OHsclaI
not.ce has oeea Doz,ec II al c0ai
nnin.a, stating that sEca a Iarg@ NUN
ber If miners have ssresty .o.ret the
army that the SUPPLY u cpai, which
is " vital national interest - seri :
ousiy affected
Hereafter. c,yzi miners Offering
thsmaelYes a. recruits, ~fll b- accept
cd only on condition taat tEeY con-
time ~ work in the mines Until called
upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09

decided zct even 70 wait tcr the lessons
on construction ard armament ~hIEh
,ne ~ar may teach Moreover rhiz 1s-
clsion ms been reached by party which
came into power IN opposition 70 The
Roo~+v=ltian pcl.cy o. rh= 'hig stick and
pledged .-setf TO economy II a--z-euts-
The aostilittes III Europe have
tempered the extreme pacidc.sCn Of
Americans. Although already possess
ing 2 navy held By many % De second
il the world they ere determined 10
have Z still greater one.
The time IS not far distant vzt1=r
-. American outlay or sea power
will be as high as EngIa1d's vas OF
TIE outbreak o. the wax. o1L i goes
without saying that the Americans
can we'll afford Il II -ha sense that
they are only investing portion o.
the profits they a-e making our q
the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
BRITISH WRITER ON MARITIME
LAW DECLARES AMERICAN NOTE
UNCENER0US, UNFAIR, UNCkNDID

London Nov 81 p. M.-Thomas
Cibscn Bowles. one Of England's bes,
known writers on maritime law,
speaking today with reference to the
American note, said that in many re-
specte he regarded 1t az "ungenerous
and unfair and uncandid."
He was equally severe in his stric-
lures on the British foreign Office,
which. he declared. had invited and
propounded new rules Of sea warfare
resting on new principles, without
warrant either from the recognized law
Of nations. or from any international
Instruments"
The contention Of the United States
that Great Britain had not established
An effective blockade he regarded as
Just and this contention alone he found
worthy Of consideration in the note
with exception OF the complaint re-
specting detained ships subsequently
released az the innocent were forced to
bear the expense Of detention. This. Mr..
Bowles said. was unjust, though he
thought the matter a small one as
compared with the greater issues In
volved.
Il do hold" he said. that In the Or
n-Council. especially In the sug-
gcstion that It establishes an effective
blockade. Sir Edward Grey has gone
wrong. that he has undertaken to har-
rass neutrals by methods not sane
toned by the law OF nations. So far.
agree with the note. Nevertheless,
the note itself is in many respects I'M
generous, unfair and uncandid, and
the United States must remember that
wc are fighting for our lives, and the
liberty Of the world and that this Ii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09

TL= rAL- EEEEg sTza-Y GLOBE
.zyze TEE p.sz u military necessity
eera1r he -scogr-zes5 TT tEe --g-ez4
E-zre4 = -51= t-sreger< t2- trs -zg@--
"a Eez-Esl - tae c2s@ Il Great BIT
at z-y nore -zsr -1S- Il Germ ~. s.
~ razz-@r II a.zr z--zck II rE= s@u-
bY ler s1o-1zr1-ss- II gan z@ca ID
Esazge aoHsv=-- Crezc B--tz-1 zaz
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h=- p-egaos-s.y cecLz-et co1s-.c-.n--s
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09

BANGOR diane, CCNMEHCIAL,
re American c,@DpIe z-s ~: n fcs--sl.-
.1ted that Trey viii s-0-a-. - rte "a
te-tere.ce u aag az;.o.. E.-S tkeir
c1-nn-ecce 1Doa tle a-ga g@@4- Lri@
American reople VII! a-2r1 E:9a t..e.r
rights 4. they iii 2 century end Z
a1h zg1. zh@1 ttle Aez>ssac.-sSE@-a pat
..ntz tlDp4d the Ira INTO BgatDn har-
:4r an az they did II ,se P~T9.lt3on
and i!. tns r.TII War. Trs rr.a2a ~ rae
..rferic4a p@rpss .re rot built II TIE
szr1- material that er.leEz mo sAe
makeup =! William J. ayEza.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09

By the recent action = - u
varsity Of Chicago -T1s-==s : -a~ i
parcmerc u o-:e2ts. .--E.zE=s 4
IicerarCr-s has beer 1--z1.Z=s5 q !;
university. with James E=--- 9-s.s
I'd. professor Of egyrco-ogy az e-s
raI historv and director . - Ssss
oriental museum a. c14.---z- Z ,
department. and Professor - Nam:
Price. Of the former G--z----=-,
Seulirics. as its sec-et2rE - "a
I:cai purpose % the rev c--E "a,
is 20 furnish adni-:s-ra-.r- tzs5,.c
for Offering a wider -a-s- a. H.
studies which M. Iz--r .1a
courses in Japa1es- ma CHINESE =
rev iep2- errent u - Rr-Ss2T ;
-uage and Russian INSTITUTIONS
Gently undertaken r Assist ?
lessor Samuel y. Earper. Who's f.
er. President William PAM EzT
was the first head q the t=Ea---s
of Se-5tilS. and whose unc.s ,es
Professor Robert Francis Ha-7=- =
also G member OF the same isn'
clert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09
THIRD ANNIVERSARY
FALL OF SALONIKI

Athens, Nov. s-fVia London, Nov. 9.
1910 A. M.).-The third anniversary of
the fail Of Saioniki was celebrated today
by TIE Deum on the maneuver grounds
in the presence Of King Constantine and
the members of the royal family. The
ceremony was followed BY a review at
which the King was acclaimed.
VI. Michelidakis. the Greater opponent
of ". Venizeios. who at first refused the
portfolios Of education and public works,
previously held by N. Theotokis, finally
accepted. The first meeting of the cab
met was held today. Ma change in pol
Icy IL expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-09

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Monday Comment by U. S.
Newspapers on the Note
to England on Blockade

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It A time for clubbing.

not time for clubbing.
Relative to the protest against si,l,,,,
being seized and taken into port mere
iy on suspicion Mr. Boxle4 arsues
that 1t Is ridiculous to think that they
can be effectively examined at sea,
adding:
The suggestion that vessels should
not be stopped On bare suspicion liz
nonsensicaL. There can be only bare
suspicion when the vessel IL met and
only bare suspicion after she has been
visited and her papers. her officers and
her crew examined.
And to say, as the note does, that
during the Civil war there we're no
instances where vessels were taken
into port prior to prize court proceed
iSgs is to state what is not true and
actually impossible. What else was it
but upon conjecturaI suspicion THAI
during the Civil war the Springbox
was brought in and the case submit
ted to priss court?
Another argument suggested rather
than used in the American note H.
that British prize courts forgetful OF
their duty, which is to administer the
law OF nations and no law whatever,
municipal or otherwise. have never
theless decided cases az the British
government wishes, not as that law
prescribes. This reproach is az un-
merited by any English. as it would
by any American. prize court.
Our courts have repeatedly declar-
ed and more than once acted on the
principle that when the will Of tie
government conflicts with the law II
IL the law and not the will, that they
enforce"
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Z, Essential 70 Las

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FINDS ''EXTREME
PACIFICISM" OF
u. S. TEMPERED

London. Nov. 9.-t2.57 A. M)-The full
est details of the new American naval
plan yet published on this side of the
ocean are given in this mornings issue
of the Daily Telegraph. which In COM
menting on them says that among the
things the British feet has done is to
convince the people Of the United States
that their country requires a large navy
I'VE have" the Daily Telegraph adds.
1.-The spectacle of the greatest democra-
cy in the world. although separated from
Europe by more than 1000 miles, in such
a hurry for more men-of-war that IL ha,
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PROCLAMATION FOR
THANKSGIVING IN MO.
ASKS ALL TO PRAY

Jefferson City, Mo, Nov. s.-The
THANKSGIVING proclamation issued to-
day by Governor Mayor Of Missouri,
requests that every citizen, from the
humblest to the greatest, from the
poorest TO the richest, from the nom
professor to the Christian, stop
wherever he may be at 10 O'Clock on
the morning Of Nov. rs and offer
thanks and silent prayer to God for
his blessings"
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The Journal
In Nezv York

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matters OF general news that had entirely over
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well as OF keen enjoyment to the general reader"
10 those of you who still make Maine home there ca
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faithful regard for home and its accurate
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lin city the size of New York
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