davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02
Sritiidts SOrpfOD=S =SDOt
lit DDr Gibraltar &C.
imnfcn.

Serlin, iiber 2pnbun, 2. Huu.
Gaeaf, cin uidltiser Giiembahn-anu'
tcnpnnft in Serbien, etiua oreiHia
Weilen iiioiueitlidl uOu 8rasmpeuab,
unroc BON Den tcntpniidlen Srnppen,
Die on benz Ginfaa in Serbien betei-
ligt iinb, beiebt. Sieie 9tadlridlt emf
halt Der bentige pffisielle SeridIt Der
uberiten Seeresleitnms.
Nad) oemiclben gerifIt hat Der
Seutidle @prmnridl anf Higa ans bcm
@citcn iueitere ssortidlritte gemadlt.
Sn Der @egenb pon Snenabmra lit
Elm bcitiger &f i'm 8ange. Die
8niien, Die cine itarfe Sffeniipbeue-
gung nntcrnUmmen batten, lunroen
nit bcoentcnocn &crlniten fir iie su-
riifseidlasen.
Stalieniide Cffcniipe sniammemse-
brpfen.
Nien, I. Npp. l1eber Spnoun, 2.
9tup. Die allgemeine italieniihc Gf'
feuiipe, bic ieit piersebu Sasen i'm
@ange mar, mnrbe liant elmer bcnti.
gen NnfnnSisung Der ,Seeresleitnns
bon ben Oeiterrcihern NIT Grfulg
bef6mpft uuo besinut nafsnlanen.
Der Seridlt bat fulsenbeu &urtlant: {:
Ger brittle itnlieniife Nusriff &C.
gen nniere aiiiteuirpnt, Der am Is.
Eftuber begann nnb am %. Eft. NIT
friid,eu Srnppen ernenert iunroe, DC.
siuut suinmneu5nbreheu.
rScr fscinS rnfte am Sumntas
aegen ben noroliaen &anb oes bod
geiegeueu Spbcrbu Elateans nit
itarfen Srnppenmanen ppr, bic ie.
bod IN mcbreren Ennften Shmadeu
auflpieien. Ter Insriff mar perseb.
lid mnS mid)t mehr nasemein. @enu
anf SieSdllndDt uieSer erneuert per.
Den mag, 10 lit bod Die perinfte 81.
feurue ami Der ;Sauptfrpnt nit min-
Deiteus - Snfnnterte : SiDiltonen
100000 Wanu), bon Der bas ita.
lieniidle 9ummanbp nit fiibnen
Wprten geiprUdlen batte, On Sem
nucridDittcrlid)en @all nniercr iiea-
rridlen Sr;ppen sninmmeusebruhen
nSln Der SiuuSu irunt bsSentet
bic Sdlladlt pun oierSebntGsiser
Gamer einsn Sef1iun fur unierc @ai.
ZEN. llniere snnsc 5rput 1T rnper-
Gnbcrt. glnd) Die %erteioiger bon
Sirul nnb Der &Grntner Srpnt be-
bunptcten ieit ibrs Stellnnaen, Die lie
ieit Seainn bes SriegeS 10 bslbcn.
miitia sehalten babcn
,Snrd) Sieie 6rfolae hat nniere
Nrmee uun ucucm beiuieieu, ipie
miiFig nuo nnbaltbnr ali Die In-
iprnhc nnicres ebsmalieen %er6iin.
beten ant Sas iiieiueitlide @reu5ae-
biet Ino, bas ne omrdl eineH binter-
.liitiseu Nusriff I'm Hndem eroberu sn
f6nnen sIanbten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02
Sffeniibf bon 5luei @ei.
ten aus gegen &iga
Qcminnt on Vrnn0.
Gacat, wi4tiger Sabntnotenpnnft
iii Strbien, beiebt.

uSn Den Sd)la6ten Der siueiten
Sftpber SGlfte uerlOr Der ,seiuS
minbcitens 10000 weitere @tanu.
Serlin's uffisieller Scridlt BON se-
tern.
gerlin, 1. Nup. llcbcr Sunopn,
2. @op. Der pffisiclle Seri6t Der
bemtiflen uberitcn !Seeresleitmns, Der
bier bentc pcr6ffcntlidt iunrbc, bnttc
fulgcuoen Nurtlnnt:
oSeitlidJcr &riegsid)nmplns:
yNrmcegruppe bes 6elbmaridDnlls
pun SinOenburg: llniere anf beiben
Seiten Der Giga-S Snfnm- -Sahn ppr-
riifenbcn Srnppen nabmcn nnd) In-
sriffen rniiiidle Stellnngen mnS cr.
reidDten Die Jingnicm 6emmern-
Sannneim-Sinie, iueitlidl pun SdDluf.
Ter 6einS madlte einen 8egenan-
griff nnO wnroe snriifgeidDlagen.
p&eitlidl nnO iiioiucitlid uun
Siinabmrg iunroen beftisc rmiiiidDe
glngriffe snriifgeidllagen. Die
Sdlladlt tpbtc beionbers beftig slui-
ifDen Dem Siuentun- nnb ,Slipn-See
nnS halt an seiuiiien Tnnften mod
IN. @erindlc Der Hniicn, nDrblidl
ppm Srpsiuiatp See porsnriifen,
idllnsen fcbl. Ter Seinb crlitt beSeu-
tenSe &erlnitc.
yNnbc Clai lpnrbc Gin rniiiidlcr
Sleruplan snr 4anbnng geslunnseu.
Ger Siibrer nnb DER @epbad)ter ipnr-
BEN. sefangengcnummen.
yNrmeegruppe bes Erinsen Gep-
pDlb: Gin rniliidler Wadltungriff Oit-
lidl pon @aranopidDi iunrSc nnd) ei.
nem Sanbgemengc snriifseidllagen.
yarmeegrnpc bes Generals BON
3iniingen: Die Sitnatipm 1T i'm all-
gemcincn Sieielbe. Gin rniliidDcr Sc
genangriff- n0rolidl BON aumaruiu
mar erfulglus.
ygrmec bes Generals BON Sutb.
mcr: 1tnicre Sruppcn lpnrocn nabc
Sienifpwec an Der Stripa BON Srmp.
pen ans @urfamolu angeariffcn unb
fGmpfcn bort nod.
yWcitlidler &riegsidjauplas:
ySn Der Champagne begnnnen bic
TrnnsGiem cinem @egcnangriff nnf
Snbnre pGbrcno Ses gtahmittaas
mnb lunroen snriifgeidllaaen. Ger
Siael Safnre, Der ppn nnieren Srnp-
pen am 80. Sftpber eritiimt mnroe,
blicb feit in nnicrcn SGnoen. Die
3abl ser in lcbtcu pnar Sngen ae-
mad,tcn 8cfdngenen hat iid ami 81
Sffisiere uno t277 Iann crh6ht.
rocbhaftc 9inhfdmpfc fanSen M.
hc Gombrcs itatt.
yGin frnns0iiidler Siplan lunrSe
am 80. Sftuber iiiSlidl bon Snbnre
bnrd, 9entnant Suelfc bernntcrge'
brad)t, Der Samit icincn icdlitsn feinb-
lidlen geruplan anfer aampf seicst
hattie. Otebrere 4nftfGnpfc fnnoen
in Scr @eacnS pun gclfurt itntt, nit
antsm &einltat nuf Scite Der Seut.
ifen.
ySalfun. SGlnnplas:
,Sn @crfolenng nniercr Ingriffe
wnroe Der !Siael iiiblidl BON Nilano-
pne genommen.
ySn Der 0sgeno BON 3raauqepnt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02
RiSocr nnb Der Grieq

9fibber's Iome trat gons beionoerg
ieit @eqirn oes europGii6en 9rieges
nor Ole Seffentlihfeit. 9Sn flir6tloier
cnergiifer @eiie foroerte er in ieinem
@lotte bic bclitid]e Safe unb geiBelte
iforf Die nelitrale SaItllng Der aegen.
ludrtigen &egierurg. SSSn alien icinen
Irtifeln erfpies er iid) aber trotoem
nls lopaler gln1erifaner.
0os acknowledgements bes perbien.
tenMaunes miro 9onneritoa firth bon
Der bieiigen fotboliihen SeiIieen Sa-
fronents Stride aus itottfinben uno
Die geiiesung erfolgt in Reip Dorf.
= Gooornas Sieeesberifte, na9
oenen Die sStaliener 9rilno geipon.
men baben, iinD. qrunolos.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02

llbr friib bis 6 l1br. @ci bcr GrpIo.
iion ciner Ntine ioIlen $40 Yuoili.
Snbinncr ouf Der gSiIlo Scitc &C
totet morbcn iein. @iao Iiek Dcn
&ompf cinlteuCrL nm ieincn 2clltrn.
pon bcncn picIc 81 Stunoer Ion9 nc
Der g3oIicr nod Spciicn 5u i'd &c
nontInen bnttcn. s@cIe9enbtit 3u &c.
ben. Iid) 5u itGrfcn. Seinc 9irnce
leibet itarf ltntcr @oliermcngcil.
General ssnnitun in Sunelns.
SongIas, gIri5., 2. 9top. &c.
neral 0taior 3Suiiiton lit bcutc iriib
eingetroffcn, I'M bas aommanbo iibcr
Die biciigcn amcrifaniihcn Sruppcn
5u iibernebmen. lin oieic 3cit G. 40
llbr friib) batte oos sScucr uuf ocm
nerifaniiden Sd)labticIoc nodqc.
laIien.
Cant bcn McIoungcn, bic bcute
friib borlagcn, hoben &ugcln, Die
nndl Der amcrifanii6cn Scite Der
@ren5c beriibcrgciaqcn lparcn, bisber
folgenoc fiinf 8erioncn pcrpuioet:
9oilis i. Saplor, 9lrbeiter in cincm
&eitailraltt, III Die @irbcliGuIc ae.
troffcn, gclGbmt.
&orporaI :. s. SSones, &onlp. o,
{. Snfonterie &egiment, burd) beioe
Sbcridenfel gei6oiien.
Slie y. &biooon, SoIoot Scr So.
u, Z. Snfanterie &eeinent, am Sols
getroffen.
8. &. SOnes, 9rieftrager, oil Der
Sd)ulter periuunoet.
g6t Sabre alter merifonii6er &no.
be, SduB i'll ben 0tagen.
Suplor befnno lid mdbreno oes
Samples am geitrigen 0o6nittaq I'M
gunoes = 3oubnuS uno pitrbe qe-
troffen ais er gerooe Sdub iudeu
wollte Die 6uiilooe pon SuaeIn
gefdbroete cine S3ar omerifonij6er
Solooten uuo merifaniide Ssrouen
lno ainoer, Die i'm 3oabous ,3ufIud)t
gefiInoen batten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02
&Dm Gas unO Hanb
getOtet.
Srcisebn Spicr eincS
SrauOcS in Sencz
llrntballs.
Sruoflpn's Gbrunif Scr SranouniGle
min idllueren uermehrt.
Die Spfer, iGntlidl i'm Sfllaf cr'
itift, iuaren Eulcn.
@eriid)t pun Sranbitiitnug burdl go
lisci nntcrindlt.

9eem 9orf, ,. 9fop. SreiSchn
8erIonen, feds Nfduner, brei 6rolcn
uno pier &iilber, perloren beittc friib
BEL einem @ranbe i'll einem Scnc-
nerthans in 9ronfIpn oas Sebcn. 9le
meiiten Der Spier maren Don Gas,
bos elmer gebrod)cnen Hobrc in Dem
Saus cntitron1t mar, iiberpdltigt
moroen ino iparen tpabrideinlid be-
fprBtlos, als 0as Selter aisbrad.
Ser Rau6 fiibrtc bernah 5iun Or
itidrlngstooe Der Opfcr, Die mou fait
ole tot i'm 9cttc fano. Sdntlid
poren Golen.
0as 8eb0uoe ipIrbe bon Eerionell,
betppbnt, Die 5oglobner, Die i'll elmer
3ufcrfabrif arbeiteten, 5il &oitgdn-
germ batten. DIS Gas, peId)eS ben
unteren SeiI bes @cbGiioes onfiilte,
erplobicrte unb Die flom1nen perbrci-
teten iin iiber Die Srcppe, 10 oob ben
9eipobnern Der Nlltstpeg anf Die Stro-
&c obgeidlnitten mar @cr nidt pom
8o5 unb &oud) iiberuorrtt mar,
flii6tete iib iiber Die Notleitern ms
SSreic
Sie Scucripcbr fnnltc crit nad err
folgtcn 9oid)arbeitcn 6as Saus bctre-
ten uno bonn fanoen iic III cincm Der
oberen 3inunIer Die 2cifen.
Gin Wam, elm 3itihaucr, itarb nlt
einem @er3idlag, cincr sSolgc Der
Iufrcgilng.
Gin @eriiht miro iibrigenS &C.
priift, Donad) bos 6erer ullf @rono.
Itiftling 5iiriif5ufiihren lei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02

(5ortissuds aui Seite 3D.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02

9te eir5i9e fd9ri6e oc,,f.
fbe Seif,sr1g in 2aio6iaau,
ipef8e oie 9epefoben Der
at. Ere1e 6ri,rgt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02

@eitcre 9SOrtjcbrittc bcr
S}erbilmDeteu im Cit
umb SllD.

lunrbe Der Seinb iibcr Die 9satrupader
nnb Sepsniea getriebeu.
raraamgeuab lit in bemtid)en !6an.
ben.
Ser Berg Sripnnundl 1T nad) bef.
tigcm @iberitano ser Serben in I'M.
iere 6Gnbe gclnngt. Sin paar hum
bert 8efnngene iunrben gerrtadlt."
0latte 9iigen.
Merlin, 2. Rot. Trabtlps nadl
Snfcrtpm, q. s. Sine Sepcife ans
@ien, Die bcnte pDn Der llcbericeiid,en
0ad)ridlten-Ngcntnr pnblisicrt mirb,
beingt:
,Sompetente Seh6rocn erflG-cu
Die i'm Nnslanbc perbreitcten 8criidl-
te, iupnaf) Ceitcrreid llngarn bercit
ici, tcrrituriale apnsciiiuncn an Sta
licn at MAIDEN, Die Jest uocr ipGtcr in
Strait treten iulleu, ais abiOlmtc 3ii-
gen."
10000 8efangcne i'm Sftubcr.
@erIin, 2. 0op. Irabtlos nof)
Sappile, q. .. Ias ariegsamt
CAB geitern befolnt, baB lpdbreno ees
Wonates Sftober oil Der rliiiiihen
imo ierbiihcn sSront mcbr als 10000
9efangcue gemadlt mlIrbcu. Sic per-
teilen iif), ipie folgt:
0ilrd) cSclbmnrid)aa bon 9inocn-
bureg: 9S Nffiaiere, 1892 0tanu,
10 Maifincngeipchrc.
Slrd) Brin5 Scopolo: 30 Sffi3iere,
4154 Wfalu1, , Dtaifinenaepcbre.
0irdl General pun Sinlingen: sc
Offisiere, SS7t Wtonn, 81 Wtoifi.
nengepebre
9urd) General pon 9otbmer: 80
Sffi3ierc, 1926 0tann, / Wtuid)incn-
getpebr.
0urd) sSelomariha1 BON Otadcn=
fen: 55 Sffi5iere, fl ,937 Wann, is
Wai6inengcipebre, % &anoncn.
lleberoies fiel nod cine grobe 9ln-
5abI 6nnonen tilteren Sppus in Die
Sanoe Der 0elltidcn.
Srnppcn pon @allipolis snriifae-
spgcn.
9erlin,2 =. Iop. Irabtlos nof
Siiderton, q. 5. Qleberieeii6e Tod.
ri6ten glgentur.) Gie fron5oiiiben
Sruppen, oie iiber Salonifi, @rie-
6enlonb, inSerbien eingetroifen iino,
falnen bon Der SaaipoIi &albiniel.
Ias fran5oiiide aontingent bcitanb
ausi6lieBli6 ans fron5oiii6en Gbai-
ieurs o'glfrique unb Der sSremoenlc-
gion. Srail5oiiide Soloaten, Die bon
ben @itlgaren gefangen genommen
tpitrbcn, nohoem lestcre einen gln-
griff 5uriidgei6lagen batten, batten
quite @emebre, maren ober 6rmlid)
eaiiippiert.
Nene Nnsseid,nnns fir SadDien-
Erins.
Berlin, 3. @op. ltebcr 9onbon.
9aiier @ilbclm bot bas Giiernc 2reus
eriter alaiie Dem Gronprin5en 9eorg
pon Sn6ien perliehen. Is geidab
Dies uuf Gmpfcblrng 0es Sbcrfcm-
mailoanten lin slnerfennling ieiner
Serbienitc in ben leetcn Shlad]ten".
(Gronprin5 George, Der - Sabre off
lit, ipitroe uor einem Sabr bel einent
&nlnpf in SSrailfrei1 um 9ein Der.
fulinbet Sn letter September crbielt
er oas @iierne &reu5 zines gerinecren
8raoes. Sic Heb.)
Gem Snes Sanul gifts.
II m. iibcr Taris, 9. 9ton. Die
9cutidlen unb Sciterrcider be.
reiten cine nelie Gffeniipc qcgen Den
SueS &nnGl Dor, pie gcitern obenb
Der Sribiinn ans gltben gclncIoet
miro. Gos 9Iatt fiigt bin5ll boB Die
griten Observation-Disclosures geaen
cine bcrartiec Gifeniipc ectroficn hGt-
ten. Inter nnbcrent boben iie oos
2ono am &anol iiberflutet. 10 oab
Die Gefeitigiinqen aiis ben, @oiier
berporiteben. Gie Serteibieer Deroen
per 9oote init Sropiant pericIgn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-02

Wenn Die Serben ielbit tire fri.
tiid3e So9e 6nge6en, 10 nrub Die &riiis
loipeit fortgeifritten fem, baB ielbit
lbre Ibleugm.ng teinen 9fusen nlcbr
boben fonn. : .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
HUNGER The CAUSE
OF BLOCKADE SAYS
. ITALIAN JOURNAL

Rome, Tuesday. Feb 16.-(a.5 P. Ny
Commenting on the diplomatic exchanges
between the United States and Germany
on the question of the submarine block
ade of England the Giornale dIta,ia
says:
The German note to the United States
does not deny the rights of neutrals. Of
which the great American republic has
become the champion, nor does it re-
nounce the threatened reprisals
The German purpose has now been re-
yealed. All the noisy and somewhat ri
diculous maneuvers of the imaginary
maritime blockade had for their sole OBJ
ject the compelling Of neutrals to make
their voices heard in England asking the
British government to permit provisions
to enter Germany. Germany has been
asserting that the danger of famine was
absolutely non-ex,srent; as a matter Of
fact Berlin is seriously anxious and scar
city of food is being felt among the less
well-to-do Of the German civilian popu-
lation.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
REFUSES TARIFF
TO KANSAS CITY
STOCK yard co,

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE Interstate
Commerce Commission today threw gu,
tariff filed by the Kansas City stock
yards company to impose a trackage
charge Of 70 cents a car at unloading
docks in its yards and switching
charge Of 81 per car, on eight Of the "A
railroads serving Kansas City.
The commission held that the stock
yards company is not a common carrier,
and said:
THE commission is empowered to strike
a tariff from its files if filed as part of
a scheme by shippers to secure unlawful
allowances from carrier under pretence
Of common carriage. The opinion de-
clared, however, that the complaining
railroads may compensate defendants
but that it may not exact such compen-
sation through a published tariff"
The commission held further that the
Kansas City company is a public utility
and may lawfully receive pay for the
services in question, 'even though ship
pers Of livestock participate in the stock
yards company's dividends"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
GERMAN BLOCKADE OF THE
BRITISH ISLES IN Effect AND
NEUTRAL SHIPS MUST BEWARE

All along the entire boundary Of Serbia
Albanian forces are active. Ochrida, 100
miles north OF Janina, has been captured
by the Albanians and violent lighting is
in progress at several places.
a Constantnople dispatch to Berlin
says that the Bulgarian seaport of Ded-
eagatch, on the Aegean sea, is blockaded
by British and French warships TO pre-
vent footstuffs from being transported to
Germany and Austria through this route
Copenhagen hears a report that five
million Germans. ineligible for army ser
vice. who have Independent means, are to
be ordered by the German government
to proceed to neutral countries and there
remain until the end of the war in order
to decrease the consumption of food in
the empire.
A report from Basel. Switzerland,
says that Emperor William, who has
invited Mr.. Gerard, the American am
tassador to Germany, to the East
Prussian front, will personally apollo
gize to the ambassador for the demon
stration made against him recently in
a Berlin theater. Basel gives a Berlin
dispatch as the basis for this state
ment.
Great Britain, in her answer to the
American protest against the deten-
ton of American ships by British YES
sells, denies that she unduly detains
ships or that the naval operations Of
Great Britain have been the cause Of
any diminution in the volume of
American exports adding that if the
commerce of the United States is in
the unfavorable condition as charged
in the American note, the cause
ought, in fairness to be sought else
where than in the activities Of His
Majesty's naval forces
Among these causes the note cites
the shortage of shipping facilities, the
consequent iiminution Of the cotton
trade and the destruction by subma-
rine mines laid by the enemy OF
many neutral vessels.
The answer comedies that foodstuffs
for civil population are not contra
band, but says: In any country in
which there exists such a tremendous
organization for war as now obtains
in Germany, there is no clear divis-
DIN between those whom the govern
ment is responsible for feeding and
whom il is not" The note says Great
Britain will retaliate against Ger
many's submarine campaign, but does
not go into details concerning its pro-
posed procedure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
Coming Events


Feb: 1s-Annual Ladies' night Of Bea
/ Feb. ls-Annual meeting and banquet
of Bowdoin Alumni Association of An.
! Feb. 19-21-State convention of the col.
/ lege and preparatory school Y. N. c. A
Feb 22-Cumberland County Rural Car
riers' Association, annual meeting a,
postoffice, Portland.
Feb. 3-25-Automobile Show at Water
VILE.
Feb. 2S-25-Annual convention of frui,
growers of western Maine. Auburn.
| Feb. 23-24-Bradbury prize debates with
Hamilton College at Brunswick.
/ Feb. 2+State potato growers meeting
Bangor
| March 1-City election in South Port
land. Saco, Rockland. Lewiston. Auburn.
Watervlle. Ellsworth. HalIowell. East
March Thine limit for receipt OF ap.
| preparation measures by Legislature
| March 5-Bowdoin interscholastic de.
bate. Portland High VS.. Cony High, Au.
March 5-s-7-Boys' Conference at Port.
land.
March 5-7-Tenth annual. State Boys
! Conference. under auspices of Y. NJ. c.
a. at Portland.
March S-Preliminary debates in the
Bowdoin interscholastic league begin.
March SCity electio" IL Biddeford,
March u-Mid-winter meeting Of State
| Board of Trade, Lewiston.
March 22-City. election. Old Town.
| March 2l-Portland Civic Club meeting
at 3, cleanup campaign. guest meeting.
! March cS-Palm Sunday.
April 2-Good Friday.
April 4-Easter Sunday.
A Apr sGk sta3es f blaslic. Conn
April s-Grand Castle. knights of the
Golden Eagle. annual session. Carmel.
April 9-11-Maine Young Woman's
Christian Association conference, Port
land.
April 1e-Annual meeting and election
Of officers. of Civic Club. at 8. Portland.
April 13-supreme Court convenes
April 1e-Patriot's Day. .
April 19-Central Maine Pythian Jubi.
lee, Auburn hall, Auburn.
April H-2S-Maine Methodist Confer.
ence, Bishop Hamilton Of Boston, presid-
ing. Waterville.
April 23-Penobscot County Teachers.
Association meets for Reorganization,
Bangor.
April 2HAdjourned annual meeting Of
Civic Club at 8, Portland.
May ASuperior Court convenes (ciyii
and criminaD. Portland.
May 4-6-CongregatiOnal Conference
and Missionary Society of Maine, annual
meetings. South Parish church, Augusta.
May 4-S-Masonie grand bodies. annual
May 1+Lyford interscholastic prize
speaking of Colby open to preparatory
schools Of Maine and New Hampshire
afternoon and evening, at Waterville
May 19-Grand Lodge, X. Of p. at 10
Pythian Temple, Portland.
May a-Nemor!al Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
PROMINENT PLAYERS IN
RACQUET TOURNAMENT

New York, Feb. 11-Twelve of the most
prominent players OF the country are en-
tered in the tournament which begins
here on Monday for the amateur na-
tional racquet championship. They in
ciude Jay Gould, the international court
tennis champion. and Larry Waterbury,
previous titleholder.
me draw yesterday resulted in the fol-
lowing pairings for the opening matches:
> q. Mortimer and Granville Clark, c.
T. Pell and c. Hatch. G. a. Thorne and
W. w. Hdfman, William Post and
Dwight W Davis, Jay Gould and ]. c.
Waterbury. L. Waterbury and G. NJ.
Heckscher.
Mortimer and Clark, and Waterbury
and Heckscher have drawn hyes and
Will not start play before Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
MAPS OF LONDON TO BE
PRINTED AFTER THE WAR

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
London, Feb. 1.-Two great maps OF
London have just been completed after
an enormous amount Of labor, and the
plates promptly stored for safety's sake
until after the war.
One map gives ground plan OF
London with an ownership section COW
ering more than a hundred square
miles and the names Of $4,000 owners.
The other is a municipal map. nine
feet wide and seven high, divided into
IS sections. showing the public build
ings and private houses. churches,
halls. railway stations, theatres. post
offices, police stations. parks. street.
car. omnibus and underground routes
and 5000 streets.
The ownership map is not intended
for public circulation. but the munich
pal map will be printed after the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

In making the announcement that Ba-
ker would retire, Manager Mack said
that the idea was not new one for the
slugging third baseman and that he had
experienced great difficulty in the past
mi getting him to continue in the game.
For several years l have made an
nual visits to Bakers home" said mack.
ito sign him for the next season. and
last spring I proposed that he sign for
three years. This he finally consented to
do with the stipulation that he would be
privileged to retire permanently after the
season Of 1914. Baker feels that he does
not have to play ball for living any
longer and says he has grown tired OF
travelling around the country as ball
players have to do.
Baker has been credit to baseball in
every way and has the best wishes of the
Athletic club and myself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
BUT TWO OF ATHLETICS FAMOUS
100000 |NF|ELD ARE NOW LEFT

Philadelphia, Feb. 17.-With the re-
tirement from the game Of ]. Frank
lin Baker. the hard-hitting third base
man of the Philadelphia Americans,
as announced last night by Manager
Mack, only two members of the Ath-
letics' famous 100000 infield" remain
on the team. Eddie Collins. star sec
ond baseman. will wear a Chicago uni
form this season, leaving Jack Barry
at shortstop and "Stuffy'' McInnis at
first base. Larry Lajoie. who returns
to the Mackmen after an absence TO Ia
years. will take Collins place at the
second sack, but SO fer as is known
Mack has not decided upon anyone
to NIL the vacancy caused by Bakers
retirement. Several youngsters. includ-
ing kopf and Crane, were mentioned
as likely candidates for the position
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18

Washington, Feb. 17.-Officials OF
the Washington government today had
unofficial advices from London indi-
eating that there was little likelihood
there that Great Britain would accept
Gernlanys proposal to withdraw her
threat Of a submarine blockade against
England if the latter would permit the
free movement of foodstuffs to the civ
il population of Germany. Germany's
proposal was laid before the British
foreign office yesterday by AInbassa-
COR Page at London.
But a few hours now remain before
Germanys sea war zone proclama-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
DISPLEASED WITH
SOCIALISTS IN
FRENCH CABINET

Paris, Feb. II, 5.S5 A. M.-The &C.
ton of two Socialist members of the
French cabinet, Jules Guesde, minis
ter without portfolio, and Marcel Sem.
bat, minister Of pubic works, in at
tending the recent International So
cialist conference in London. has evok
ed protest from large section Of the
French press which makes the decla.
ration that this conference was in
spired by the German Socialist party
Senator Gaudin De Vilaine has writ
ten 4 letter to Premier Viviani an
nouncing that unless the government,
publicly disavows these two Socialist
ministers before next Thursday he
will present an Interpolation on the
subject in the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-18
LORDS AND CON-
MONS GIVE FREE
LY TO COUNTING

ASSOCIATED Press Correspondence
London. Feb. 5.-Parliament is now
composed Of more elderly men than at
any session in living memory. About
200 members OF the Commons are with
the forces either in the kingdom or
abroad, and nearly $50 peers keep them
company These $50 of the empires
lawmakers are naturally able bodied
men, and most of them can be counted
as young.
The elder members have done their
part in giving their sons. Premier
Asquith has three sons serving. Lloyd
George and Bonar Law are among 9TH
ers who have made the same sacrifice.
D. Ainsworth and Sir F. Banbury have
both lost sons in action. Several NJ
P.'s have been killed.