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THOUGHTS FOR BUSINESS MEN.

Never count your chickens before
they are Matched, for the cold wea-
Their may spoil the egg.
Never dream of your future sue
cesses; fight for them now and to day.
Never hope for favors, but if they
come to you except them graciously.
Never let anybody doubt your hon
or, though they may question your
ability.
Never talk of fame; effort and con-
scientious work are better than all
the fame history holds.
Never be afraid to face facts.
Facts are in the world to be handled
fairly and squarely and not to be
juggled with.
Never count your troubles before
they are Matched; they may be fancies
instead of realities.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

New York and New Jersey Realty Co.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the New York and New
Jersey Realty Company will be held
at the office of the company at Grant
wood, Borough of Cliffside Park, Ber-
gen County, N. j., May IL, 1915, at
2 p. M, for the election of directors
and the transaction of such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
w. H. Hoyt,
Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

VI ttHUWoou Iteet1Oy OOI1IPetf1y
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Grantwood Realty
Company will be held at the office
OF the company at Grantwood, Bor-
ough of Cliffside Park, Bergen
County, N. j., May II, 1915, at 2
p. M, for the election of directors
and the transaction of such other
business as may come before the
meeting.
w. j. Coons,
Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
National City Realty Company

National City Realty Company
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the National City Realty
Company will be held at the office of
the company at Grantwood, Borough
of Cliffside Park, Bergen County, N.
j., May IL, 1915, at p. M, for the
election of directors and the trans
action of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
Charles E. Bradley,
Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Knickerbocker Realty Co.

hh1cKeTDOCKeT Neatly %.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Knickerbocker Realty
Company will be held at the office of
the company at Grantwood, Borough
of Cliffside Park, Bergen County, N.
j., May IL, 1915, at p. M, for the
election of directors and the transac-
ton of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
F. C. Lewis,
Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Borough Of CIiffSide Park
BOARD OF EDUCATION
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Education of the Borough
of Cliffside Park, N. j., at meeting
on Friday, May Z, 1915, at $3.50 p. m.
at school No. 3 at Palisade avenue
and Park avenue, Cliffside Park, N. j.,
for the furnishing of Two Hundred
and Fifty( 250) tons more or less of
Pea coal and thirty (30) tons more
or less of Egg coal to be delivered as
directed to the several schools Of the
said borough. All coal to be well
screened. The Board of Education
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids and will require of the sue
cessful bidder a bond to insure the
faithful performance of the contract.
John F. Kelly,
Clerk.
Joseph F. Whelan,
President.
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SAFETY FIRST

| don't intend to die for you,
AS lovers promised once;
Ia hardly care to try for you
Unnecessary stunts;
But can very safely say
l like you in friendly way!
Judge.
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near cracow. between Russians and

q Cracow. between Russians mt
AustrianA.
10. Germans broke through the Russian
center in Poland. east Of the Warthe.
and captured Strykow.
q. Russians checked the German adj
vance in Poland. recapturing strykow.
IS. Germans defeated Russians In front
Of Lodz and Lowicz, Poland. and
again captured Strykow.
DECEMBER.
z Russians captured Plock. IN the Wis.,
tula, in Poland. and repulsed the Ger
mans at Lodz.
6. Germans occupied LODI. Poland.
which Russians abandoned. retreat
ing toward Warsaw.
Z. The Austrian defenders of Cracow de-
feated the Russians east of the city
and %recaptured Nowy Sandec.
16. Austrians %recaptured Bochnia. Is
slams.
Is. Germans captured Lowicz. Poland.
after a fierce battle. (Lowicz is on
Bsura river. Is miles southwest Of
Warsaw.)
20. Germans made a series Of desperate
assaults on the Bsura and Rawa riv-
ers, winning several crossings which
lead toward Warsaw.
q. Russians abandoned siege OF Cracow.
%. German advance within 20 miles of
Warsaw.
IS. Russians defeated AustriaEs at Tu-
chow. southeast Of Tarnow.
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Turkish cruiser 0ombarded SebaStO-
pol. Russia.
German submarine sunk the British
second class cruiser Hermes in the
strait Of Dover. OF the coast of Eng
land. with 81 men.
NOVEMBER.
Naval battle of Chile between the
German cruisers Scharnhorst. Gneise-
nau, Leipzig and Dresden and the
British Good Hope. Monmouth and
Glasgow. Good Hope and Monmouth
were destroyed. British loss about
L640. including Admiral Cradock. COM
mander Of the feet.
German warships bombarded British
ships OF Yarmouth. England. throw
ing shells on the beach.
British submarine DIS sunk by a Ger
man mine in the North . British
and French warships bombarded the
Dardanelles.
German cruiser Yorck sunk by a Brit
ish mine in Jade bay North seal: loss.
2e6.
German cruiser Emden destroyed a,
Cocos islands. Indian ocean. by the
/. Australian (British) cruiser Sydney:
Emden's loss. 100 killed. 80 wounded
On the sydney. 4 killed. Is wounded.
German submarine sank British tor
redo boat Niger of Deal. England.
japanese torpedo boat 50 sunk by a
mine In Kiauchau bay. China.
German submarine sunk by q French
torpedo boat of Westende. Belgian
coast.
German Warships bombarded Russian
port Of Libau, Baltic sea: repetition
Of an attack on Aug. {
Indecisive battle in the Black oAa
between Russian feet and the Ger
man.Turkish cruisers 0osben and
Bfe6lAA.
osssnan submarine u-lS sunk By Bsst-
ish Wasshlp % oooelAo6
0oszpoo Aoval ~ q 4ooogu~ ~.
otuA. s0ssttvsly $4,000 ~ Agel1gA
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u. Germans on the Aisne line extended
their right to meet the flank attack
Of Gen. Castelnau's thanking column.
tn. British ON the Aisne repulsed .
=. heavy night attack by the Germans.
=. Germans delivered fierce attacks In
tho angle between the Aisner and Disc
rivers around Noyon. French pressed
forward from Toul and .verdun.
OCTOBER.
Z French army drove tho Germans back
to the east Of tho river Meuse at ST.
Mihiel. south Of Verdun.
3. French left flank. reaching out north
ward. struck the German line at
Royo and Arras. south from Lille.
4 In northwestern France allied ~cAvalry
confronted German cavalry" 90
8. North and northwest Of Lille oppos-
ing cavalry forces continued opera
tons. Infantry battle was heavy
around Roye and Arras.
ID. German army corps occupied Lille
after winning q heavy cavalry battle.
70. Germans repulsed allied attacks Al
Lille.
q. French troops invaded Alsace and &C.
cupied Altkirch.
Z. Germans made q series Of attacks
from their lines in eastern France at
Arras and in the Vosges and Argonne
forests. ,
1917. Germans bombarded Rheims the
second time.
Is. Germans undermined and blew up
part of French position at chavon-
court, near st. Mihiel. on the Verdun
line.
10. French captured ornes. near verdun.
n. French bombarded Arnaville. about
10 miles south Of Metz.
%. French troops remained in Aleaca
DECEMBER.
Z. Important German outpost at Yer
melles, in front Of La BaSsee, France.
captured by the allies.
n. Allies GAINED q Judgment In La Bas-
see.
q. Artillery battle along the entire front
in southeastern France. French air
men located German targets for al
lied guns.
French were advancing in Alsace and
held the Vosges passes.
81. French invaders Of Alsace captured
important ground at steinbach.
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n

Z Another raid Of Zeppelin airships at
Antwerp.
q. British naval flying corps attacked
the Zeppelin dirigible sheds at Dus-
seldorf.
8. British air men Of the naval corps
again raided the Zeppelin sheds at
Dusseldorf and destroyed q Zeppelin.
10. Germans dropped 10 bombs ON War
saw: 9 casualties.
q. British naval corps dropped bombs on
a Zeppelin factory at Friederichsha-
ven.
Z Allies airship dropped bombs upon
the famous Krupp u works at Es-
sen. Germany.
e.. German biplane at sh~eerness. Eng
= land; repulsed by surface fire and
three. English biplanes. British hydro
planes t~seaplanes) took part In a ma
val action OH cuxhaven. Germany.
30. Five German :. aeroplanes dropped
bombs on Dunkirk, France.
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Won Kluck. hracht.s Ger
man army north of the river Saulx.
capturing artillery and flags.
J. Gen. French overlook Won Kluck's
army around Scissors, on the Aisne.
intrenched north of the river. French
Sixth army Joined the British on the
left and battle of the Aisne opened
with an artillery duel: Fifth French
army came up on British right.
Heavy rain set in delaying the trains
and artillery of the allies.
!. The two German armies east of Won
Kluck, between Rheims and Argonne
retired north Of the river Suppe. q
tributary of the Aisne. Battle IN a
is mile front around scissors. Ger
mans had heavy guns and machine
guns to sweep the Aisne. British
built bridges, hut German artillery
prevented the French from building.
Allies were permanently checked
around scissors. Fifth French army
recaptured Rheims. which had been
hastily abandoned on Sept. 3.
!. During continued rain the British
worked a force across the Aisne. Ger
man re~-enforcements arrived from the
lines eastward (Von Buelow's Second
army and they strengthened their
Notifications.
!. Rain continued: allies intrenched
north Of the Aisne. German attack
repulsed.
!. British drove the Germans from
trenches beyond the Aisne: German
second line was protected by wire en-
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escaped q German trap and held the
extreme left Of the allied line at Cam
brat, southwest Of Mons. After a
stubborn defense, In which the British
lost 5000 men. the column fell back
toward Paris.
!. French yielded Longwy to the Ger
mans after prolonged defense.
} Germans occupied Amiens. 60 miles
north Of Paris.
sEPTnMBHR.
/ German southward advance, penetrate
ed to Creil. about 30 miles from Paris.
and swung eastward.
Gen. Won Kluck. with the German First
army. 10000 strong. crossed the Aisne
in pursuit Of the British. who retreat
ed rapidly toward Paris.
The Second German army. under Won
Buelow, moved southwest to Chateau
Thierry. on the Marine. The Fourth
German army, led by Grand Duke Al.
gonne in the direction Of Won Kluck's
march. The British crossed south Of
Marine river at Lagny. 8 miles from
the fortified one of Paris. The Sixth
French army remained north Of the
Marine on Won Kluck's right dank.
covering Paris. The Fifth French
army was south Of the Marne and
east Of the British.
The fortified city Of Rheims occupied
by German troops. Germans less than
q miles from Paris on the north and
less than 20 on the east.
Won Kluck's army crossed the Marine
1t points east Of Meaux and also
passed south Of the Grand Norm,
pressing the Fifth French army back
20 Provins.. southeast Of Paris. I'VE
miles from the Seine.
+ The Fifth French army turned on
Won Kluck and drove his advance
back TO the Grand Norm. The Sixth
French army. re-snfotoed from Paris.
attacked Won Kluck's right hank
alag ths r1vee 0uroa. F1ettlo On riv-
slfsss "a psrsait. osssnaa asniso go
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MINOR WAR EVENTS
IN VARIOUS FIELDS.

AUGUST. 4
S. German cable to United States cut by
Great Britain.
Z. Montenegro declared war On Austria
10. German cruisers Goeben and Breslau
sold TO Turkey.
Is. Austrians entered Servian territory.
II. Beginning of five days battle between
Servians and Austrians on the Jadar
ending in Austrian rout.
q. japanese ships Joined the British
blockade at Tsingtao.
SEPTEMBER. 0=
l. Estimated that 6.OOO.0oO combatant
were in the 1ield-3.00O.OO0 in the eaE
and 3.0OO.0 900 on the Franco-German
Belgian lines.
2. japanese landed at Lungkow. Chin'
to attack the Germans at Kiauchau.
S. Great Britain. France and Russ
signed in London compact not to COZ
clude peace separately with &c
many.
10. The kaiser protested to President w
son against use of dundum bulle
and civilian excuses by the allies.
is. Belgian commission protested to Pre-
ident Wilson against German ''atrt
tiles"
IL. Servians driven out of Semlin. Al
TRANS invaded Servia.
30. German warships bombarded Japan'
position before Kiauchau.
roB
/. Native troops from British India
rived at Marseilles to re-enforce
allies in France.
The Germans held as prisoners of '
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DECEMBER,

4 In action of Falkland islands. IN the
Pacific, Sturdee's British squadron DE-
feated Specs German squadron. sink
ing the cruisers. S~charnhorst, Gnoise-
nau. Nurnberg and Leipzig.
Is. Turkish battleship Messudieh torpe-
doed by British submarine Bill In the
D~ardanelles. IS
lG Detaclments Of German cruiser squad
ron made sortie from the Baltic sea
across the North sea and oombarded
the towns of Scarborough. Whttbyi
and Hartlepool on the west coast Of
England, inflicting casualties Of near
ly 700 killed and wounded. ~
Is. British cruisers, submarines. Destroy
ers and hydroaeroplanes (sea planes)
raided German laval base at Cuxha-
ven. Anti-aeroplane gunfire repulsed
the air craft. and the invaders re-
treated with loss Of three sea planes.
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ALONG The GREAT
EASTERN FRONTIER.

AUGUST
:. Germans from East Prussia crossed
into Russian Poland: and seized Ka-
lisz. ttg%N -
Austrian troops from ,Galicia invaded
/, Poland. * ~
Austrian army. No. l.. 100000 strong.
marching from Galicia northeast to-
ward Lublin, Poland. drove the Rus
slams beyond Lublin after winning
the battle of Krasnik. Russians cross
ed. from. Poland into Galicia and
marched on Lemberg. defended by
Austrian army No. g., about 300. 600:
in two days, battle defeated the Aus
trians,, capturing 10000 INC 200 guns.
Russian columns from Wilma and War
saw captured Gumbinnen, I%nsterburg
and Allenstein, East Prussia.
Austrians marched from Krasnik. Po-
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Worlds War
Daily Resume
Campaigns Along the East
and West Fronts and
Battles on Land and
Sea.
20. German army. commanded by Gener-
al Won BeseIer. laid siege to Antwerp.
Belgium's temporary capital.

2s. German army, commanded by Gener-
al Won BeseIer. laid siege to Antwerp.
Belgium's temporary capital.
81 OCTOBER.
8. German siege guns silenced three
forts at Antwerp.
G. Germans forced the passage OF the
river Nethe. in front of Antwerp.
Z. Germans began bombardment Of Ant
werp; also stormed n carried Bel
gian fortified positions beyond the
Nethe. Belgian forces and govern
ment abandoned the capital and NOV
ed to Ostend.
8. Civil authorities surrendered Ant
werp to Gener Won Beseler.
9. Occupation of Antwerp by the Ger
mans. King Albert and the officials
Of Belgium escaped to Ostend. 1000
British naval marines and 5000 Bel
CLANS british report) crossed into
Holland.
10. The government of Belgium moved
from Ostend to Havre. France. Bel
gian troops formed a junction with the
French and British along the User
canal from Newport to Dixmude.
IA. The Germans occupied Bruges. Is
miles east Of Ostend.
IS. Germans took possession of Ostend
and marched on the fortress of Dun
kirk. .
20. British w~arships took part in battle
on the Belgian coast, near Newport.
where the heavy guns of Admiral
Hoods fleet engaged the German bat
teries.
"a. After heavy fighting on the Belgian
coast the Germans crossed he Yser-
Ypres canal. near Newport.
Is. In battle on the coast Of Belgium
German siege guns drove back Brit
ish warships.
30. Belgian troops flooded the German
lines on the river User, in Belgium.
by cutting the bikes and forced the
German troops to withdraw.
NOVEMBER.
10. Germans captured Dixmude. Belgium.
II. Desperate attack on the allies at
Ypres by the Prussian guard repulsed.
II. Germans crossed the Ypres canal at
two points after defeating the allies.
10. German column forced back north OF
User canal by the allies.
Is. Allies repulsed Germans on the User
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NAVAL EXPLOITS IN
WATERS NEAR AND FAR.

AUGUST.
5 German mine layer KoenigeE Luise
sunk by British destroyer Lance in
the North sea.
6 British cruiser Amphion sunk in the
North sea by a German mine: 1871 men
lost.
IL. Austrian battleship Zrinyi and three
Austrian ironclads sunk in the Adri-
attic sea by French warships.
"a. Japanese warship bombarded German
fortified seaport. Tsingtao. kiauchau.
china
q. German auxiliary cruiser (former
ocean liner) Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse mi by the British cruiser
Highnyer off the coast OF Africa. Ger
man cruiser Madgeburg destroyed by
Russian ships in gulf of Finland.
20. British cruiser fleet destroyed German
armored cruisers Mainz. Koln and
Ariadne and two d%estroyers during a
fog Off Helgoland. British loss. 60
killed and wounded; German testi-
mattel. $500 killed and drowned.
S. German submarine sunk by British
cruiser Pathfinder In the North sea.
Il. British auxiliary cruiser Carmania
sunk the German auxiliary cruiser
Cap Trafalgar off South America. Two
Japanese destroyers sun outside
h1ducnaus NHlHd-
German protected cruiser Koenigs-
berg attacked and disabled British
light cruiser Pegasus at Zanzibar. In
dian ocean: loss. Is killed. So wounded.
is. German cruiser Hela sunk by British
submarine E-9 in North sea.
q German submarine U-9 SUM the Brit
ish armored cruisers Aboukir. Greasy
and Hogue by torpedoes in the North
sea. British lost 1,45O men.
"a. German warships bombarded Windau.
q Russian seaport on the Baltic sea.
OCTOBER.
2. England planted submarine mines in
the North sea to Offset the German
mines in those waters.
Ii. Russian armored cruiser PAllada sunk
in the Baltic sea by German subma-
rine U-&. Two German boats sun
(Russian report).
Is. The British cruiser Hawke was sui
In the North sea by the German sub
marine Us. The Hawke lost 81 men.
II. British cruiser Undaunted. with four
~destroyers. sank four German destroy
ers of the Dutch coast. German loss.
l2a.
The Japanese cruiser Takachio wal sunk
by the German torpedo boat $50 on
the coast Of the shantung peninsula.
China: 3H Japanese were lost with
the cruiser.
IS. British submarine E.3 was sunk by Q
German warship in the North sea.
II. An Austrian submarine was sunk In
the Adriatic sea. Oh Cattaro. by Q
French cruiser: an Austrian aeroplane
took part In the action.
q. The German cruiser Emden sank tour
British steamers and captured one OF
the coast Of British India.
a. British destroyer Badger rammed INC
sunk q German submarine OF the
Dutch coast.
q. British battleship Audacious (super-
D~readnought) wrecked by q German
submarine mine OF the northeast
coast Of Ireland.
q. German cruiser Emden. commanded
BY Capt. Carl Won Mueller. "a the
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lana, toward ia.
dom.
B e 6 g of
three days battle
at Ortelsburg.
East Prussia, in
which the e
mans. led by
Gen. Won linden
burg. overwhelm-
ed the Russians.
SEPTEMBER.
Germans defeat
ed Russian in
vaders at Allen
stein and Tan
nenberg. E a s t
Prussia, captur-
Ing many pris-
e
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'tanglements ana
rapid fire guns.
German howitz-
ers had sweep Of
valley.
Combatants o n
the Aisne settled
down to q siege;
Gen. Jonre: began
the allied move
Ement to outdank
Won Kluck's line.
Germans b o m =
r d Rheims
and injured the
famous cathedral.
German attacks
on the AiGne line
. repulsed by
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brecht executed
a difficult re-
treat over the.
marshes of st.
Gond. T..
At the Aisne
v o n Kluck's
column m a d e
desperate re-
sistance to al
lied pursuit.
Gen. French's
British column
rushed the pur-
suit of Won
Kluck's a r m y
north of the
Ourcq. East of
the British line
tn e FIR e n c h
troops d e
Grand Duke Al
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FAIRY NAWEs" IN WAR
OVER LAND AND SEA
AUGUST.

UouST
3 Bombs dropped on Nuremberg by
French plane.
3. Three bombs dropped on Lunsville.
France, by German plane.
s. Russian plane brought to ground BY
Austrian Dire q Lember1. Galicia.
6 Zeppelin dropped II bombs on Liege
from height Of 1000 fest
French plane dropped bomb on dirigfble
shed ct Nets. Germany.
IS. Eight bombs dropped from German
plane on NaInur.
3. 1lx shells dropped from {zsppsiin On
Antwerp s.,s
= second zsppsiin sai1 % Antwerp.
q r0sto.
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EVENTS THAT LED UP
TO A CRASH OF ARMS.

Ht..-. NJ JUNE. III I b.. Wv.
Archduke Francis Ferdinand. heir to
the Austrian throne. and his morga-
matte wife. Duchess Of Hohenberg.
a~ssassinated by Gavrio Prinzip. a
Bosnian student. while public guests
at Sarajevo. Bosnia.
3. Austria delivered ultimatum to Ser
via demanding prompt punishment OF
assassin of Archduke Ferdinand. on
June %. and his accomplices.
4. The czar Of Russia asked Austria to
extend the time limit of ultimatum to
Servia.
Servia's reply TO Austria resulted IN
the severance of diplomatic relations
between the two countries. Servia
appealed to Russia for aid against
Austria
&. Hostilities4 between Austria and Ser
via began on the river Danube. near
Belgrade.
Austria invaded Servia. England pro-
posed international peace conference.
The car asked Austria to modify de-
mands Of Servia.
3 Austria formally declared war on Ser
via. Russia moved troops to frontier.
Austria and Germany declined Eng
lands peace proposals.
3. Russia called out 100000 men. Bel
grade occupied by Austria France
massed troops on German frontier.
English feet sailed under sealed or
ders.
% Germany demanded that Russia cease
mobilization within twelve hours.
81. Negotiations for peace between Car,
Emperor William and King George OF
England. Germany under martial law
All Europe arming. E,-
AUGUST.
1 Germany declared war on Russia and
modified her army; France modified,
England modified. and voted war loan
OF $26O.000.O 0O. Germany invaded the
grand duchy of Luxembourg.
Z Germany demanded Of Belgium free
passage Of troops yer Belgian terri
tory, to the French border, which was
refused. 4l. EH = %sg VI 7cT y.
Germans invaded France through neu-
trail territory of Luxembourg.
I. King Of Belgians appealed to Great
Britain for diplomatic aid.
Germans invaded Russian Poland: also
France ct two points. Italy proclaim.
ed neutrality in the European war.
q England sent ultimatum to Berlin do
manding unqualified Observance OF
Belgian neutrality. Germany rejected
ultimatum. IL.
President Wilson issued proclamation
Of neutrality and Great Britain de-
clared war on Germany: also Germa-