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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-22
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The three masted schooner "a
H. Trickey, Capt. Hartford, wn''' :.
finished loading lumber at the ~. ~
the Augusta Lumber Co., was 49,
down river Thursday forenoon -
tug Ariel. The Tricky was
Boston.
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emergency. :,
SECTION 7.-When a horse drawn
vehicle Is backed up to the curb. the
horse or horses shall be turned SO as
to stand parallel with the sidewalk
and headed in the general direction of
travel for the side of the street on
which the vehicle is standing.
SECTION S.-No horse shall be left
unattended in a street or highway for
q longer period than five minutes. un-
less he il securely fastened by being
tied~to post or weight, or unless the
wheels Of the vehicle to which he is
harnessed are securely tied, fastened
or chained, and the vehicle is of sur
ficient weight to prevent its being
dragged. ~
SECTION 9.-No horse shall be driv-
en-. backed or led, or allowed to stand
In any sidewalk, except for the pur-
pose Of crossing the same when neces-
sary. and then only in the shortest
way from the street to the abutting
estate. ett1
SECTION 10.-No person having
charge of q vehicle or street car In
q public street shall refuse or neglect
to stop the same or place the same as
directed by a police officer, any Of
these rules 10 the contrary notwith-
standing. st'7
SECTION 11.-No electric car shall
step on Water street within seventy
ave (75) feet Of another electric car.
nor within nifty 500 feet Of any street
corner on Water street.
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many. French troops mean.
while creased into Alsace IN
their first move 20 meet tho
Germans.
by August 10 the Serbian
troops had begun their Invasion
OF Bosnia and France had de-
eiare5 war on Austria. Two
days later Great Britain took
similar action and AZ the same
time Montenegro threw herself
against Germany.
In the Far East matters had
also come Ia crisis and on
August 10 japan demanded that
all German ships withdraw
from eastern waters and that
Kiaochow. German territory In
China. be surrendered.
These demands not being
met by Angus, ~. Japan en-.
tered into war with Germany
with the result that two days
later Austria declared war on
Japan. Another two days and
Austria had also declared war
on Belgium.
The first hlg event ~ the fall
campaign ~ 1914 vas tho cap
turc OF I.iegc In belgium by tho
Germans and the start or the
wide swing OF the Teuton army
thru Belgium. finally resulting
IN the occupying of brussels.
The belgium government fled
To Antwerp on August ~.
On August - German forces
Invaded British territory In
South Africa, while or the
continent BY August % tho huge
forts Of Namur had been de
stroyed and tho Germans were
beginning their famous drive
for Paris.
The bomhardlng OF Antwerp
by Zeppslins made August - a
memorable day IN the war. and
on the same day the English
troops began their mastery re-
treat In France.
on the eastern line a three
day battle terminated on Aug
uat 81. with Russias first big
defeat. while the same day
Japan began blockade OF
Kiaochow. Tho following day
the German and English fleets
fought off iieiigoland. resulting
In the sinking OF three German
cruisers,
BY August 30 the Germans
were advancing 90 rapidly that
Paris prepared for siege. while
on August 81 Gen. Won Ninden'
bura won a terrific battle with
the Russians In the mssurian
Lakes region.
on Sept 3. with the Germans
but 90 miles from Paris. tho
French capital was transferred
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marine war zone" and 10
England against the use OF neu.
trail flags by British ships.
Feb. Il the cars forces were
driven from East Prussia with
loss OF 10000 prisoners.
while the middle OF the month
was marked by several British
air raids on the Belgian coast.
On Feb. 10 Germany's ia
NOUS war rome" order was py,
Into effect.
The month OF February was
rounded out with big German
Victories in East Prussia. Great
Britain's reply 20 the flag note
denying any intention OF the
general use OF neutral flags.
On the western front the
early part Of March brought a
British victory at kevse Cha
peile. after terrible fighting.
while In the east the Russians
captured big Austrian forts near
Tsrno~ltx and Polno. March
10 a German cruiser was
sunk by three British warshlps
of Juan Fernandez island.
The British battleshlps IRE
sistible and Ocean and the
French battleship Bonvct were
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2 NNTI1LTON AND A HALF DEAD IN YEAR OF WAR
W.
-IMATUM ON SERBIA; EVENTS OF ]

ship Triumph was retoy,..
sunk In the Dardanelles.
May 81 German zepo.ll,.
made the long threatened ID.
raid on London.
June opened with the IL,
mans Htill forcing the pn.
SLAMS TO retreat. and on Ina
3 the kaiserH forces reeap,ured
Przemysl after two-day bat,,s
In the east the German drt,.
continued. resulting IN the Pa.
taking Of Lembcrg on June -
tho Russians thus losing ali 49,
gains they bad made IN Gslls.s
since last September.
Germany second note a.,
pressing regret on the slnkIny
~ American ships was received
by President Wilson June sns
brought forth another T. q
note on June .. demanding
reply on the "LuBitanla iuel
dent"
July . a German note bear,nv
on the Lusitanla incident wa,
received by Wilson. but va,
interpreted az a rebuff ana
generally unsatisfactory, for ia
~ Germany refused To guarsn.
tee the lives OF Americans %
ships Of the enemy
Russian and German fleet,
engaged In battle IN the BsItle
on July 3 with victory for The
Russians. On July 3 Turks los,
10000 men on Gallipoli PENN.
sula.
On July .. on the road from
Krasnik 10 Lubin. the Russian,
trapped and captured 1900
AuEtrians. BY the next day The
Russians reported the Blk Ger.
man drive checked near the
Bug river On western front
on July 10. the French made
slight gains In the region 81
Champagne. On July Is the
Germans, by a vigorous drive
succeeded In forcing the
French 10 retreat In the An.
gonne.
German submarine u-5l sunk
in Black sea by Russian war
ships on July l6. The Usi
gained fame by making the
long trip from German base at
Wilhelmhaven TO Dardanelles.
Wiiheimshaven 10 DardanelIes.
On July II the kaiser began
setting an immense trap for the
Russians: advanced on wsr.
saw.
President Wilson's laie-t note
TO Germany went 10 the czbi.
net. July %.
The cabinet approved The
German note. July 81.
The new German note sent to
Berlin. July %.
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themselves with difficulty from
a Russian trap. near Thorn.
while tho Russians were fore
inG a campaign into Hungary
over tho Carpathians which
later ended 10 disaster. In the
west the French were report.
ing gains all along the line.
British warships having bonn
barded the German naval base
at ZeehFugEe
On the last day of November
the Austrians captured Bel
grade. Serbian capital, after i26
days sle1e.
A British squadron surprised
n German squadron IN tho
South Atlantic on Dec. and
sunk three OF the enemy's ships
with loss Of 1000 lives.
ny Dec. IL the Serbians re-
captured Belgrade. after rou,.
Ing three Austrian army corps.
The Russians were driven back
10 the San.
Three towns on the eastern
coast were bombsrded by Ger.
man warshlps on Dec. ~ and
the same day England declared
a protectorate over Egypt.
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Tho LAST part Of December
was marked by signal Russian
successes in Hungary and
Northern Poland. but the Ger
mans gained somewhat by a
great victory in East Prussia.
on Christmas day. The same
day British wArships rnidcd tho
German hArbor Of Curhaven In
the North sea
on Jan. I. 1915. the Russians
were driven back over the
Polish border and the British
warshlp Formidable was tor
pedoed In the Thames
The close Of January brought
a new Russian invasion 81 Eas,
Prussia with 10000 men. while
on the western lire each side
gained and lost alternately.
Fob. 5 Germany warned all
vessels away from war zone
around Great Britain after
Feb. rs.
on Feb. 6 tho Lusltania. TO
oyade German submarines. flew
the United States flag by order
OF the British admiralty. This
was followed Feb. 10 by a pro-
test from the United States TO
Germany against its decree OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-23
Mission Ending Saturday Night
Tllikum Ending Saturday Night

"A Boob's Romance; "Pokes and
Jabs." comedy: THE Alibi." dra.
ma. when the Spirits Moved"
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p r. o G r. A n s

AIhambra Ending Sunday Night
"A Woman" (Charies Chaplin
Midnight at Maxim's."
Al the Clemmsr
The Birth of Nation" Gillian
Gish. Mae Marsh. Miriam Cooper.
Henry Walthall and Ralph Lewisl.
Colonial Ending Saturday Night
Scandal. stock Farming in
Brazil" educational.
Liberty Ending Saturday Night
The Clue" blanche Sweet.
Class A Ending Saturday Night
The Victim" (Mae Marsh and
Robert Harron): Courthouse
Crooks" (Ford Sterling); "Pathe."
scenic.
Alaska Ending Saturday Nights
THE Mating Bessie Bar
riscale): Nestor comedy.
Melbourne Ending Saturday Night
Are You n Mason?" John Bar
rymore) comedy.
Grand Ending Saturday Night
The Diamond From the Sky:
Peach and n Pair" comedy:
what Might Have Been" drama.
Animated Weekly"
Mission Ending Saturday Night
Romance OF Elaine" C'The Lost
Torpedo'D; THE Trail OF the Up
per Yukon" drama; "Fatty's
Plucky Pup tRoscoe Arbuckle).
"The Dancing Beetle" comedy.
Tillkum Ending Saturday Night
"A Booh's Romance" "Pokes and
Jabs." comedy: THE Alibi." dra.
ma. when the Spirits Moved"
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ON July %. 1914. following
the assassination OF the
~ Arckduke Francis Ferdi.
nand. heir 70 the throne OF
Austro.Hungary, and his wife.
the Duchess OF HohcnherR. on
June IS by a Serbian student.
Austria sent 4S.hour ulti-
matum to Serbia. demanding
that Serbia use every means in
IFS power To punish the assas.
sins and to stop all further
anti-Austriap propaganda.
This, In all lntents and pur-
poses. was the start OF the
great war that has engultcd
Europe. for Austria. also lnslst.
Ing she be represented In the
Serbian investigation, had In
her ultlmatum made demands
that Serbia could no, and would
not meet.
Peace efforts. hurriedly made
by England. France and Rus
STA, proved futile. and on JULY
IS AUSTRIA FORMALLY DE.
Ct.ARED WAR on SERBIA.
aud on the following day an
Austrian force attacked Rel
grade. the Serbian capital. and
thus the first shot OF the war
was fired on July %
Meantime. as Germany had
refused TO recognize the peace
conference urged by England.
Russia was rapidly mohillEing
her troops. as was France.
while the English fleet left It's
base under sealed orders.
These moves caused Ger
many. on July 30. 20 send an
ultlmatum to Russia, demand
ING that Russian mobilization
cease within 20 hours. and Rus
STA taking no heed Of u. Ger
many declared war while al the
same time general mooilixa-
tlon Of the Austrian army and
navy Was ordered. France also
began mohillxins. In Russia
the sale Of vodka was stopped.
On August }. Germany de-
clared war on France and on
the following day Germany re-
fusing TO agree 10 observe Bel
GUM neutrality. Great Britain
declared war on the former.
The same day German troops
attacked Liege. Belgium.
In rapid succession on Aug
ust 5. Austria declared war on
Russia. Montenegro on Aus
tria and Belgium on Germany.
President Wilson's offer to
conduct peace negotiations AS
head OF the greatest neutral ma
ton was quickly followed by
itsly's declaration OF neutral
lily. while the same day Serbia
entered the field against Ger
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sunk by mines In the Dardan-
Giles ON March ~. while tho
British InfleHible and the
French GaulOis were disabled
Win tho opening Of the
spring campaigns the French
forces on April 3 began a series
OF hot attacks on the German
lines between Verdun and
Metz. In the Dardanelles the
allied fleets had temporarily
Withdrawn. In tho Carpathians
the Russians continued 10 be
successful.
During the middle Of April a
fierce struggle for poHsesHion ~
I'm 60" near Ypres went on.
with the Germans making some
gains By the use ~ gas bombs.
On April 10 Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg took command
OF the Austro-oerman forces
20 conduct fresh campaigns
against the Russians, who had
suffered severely In the Car.
pathisn passet.
In the Dardsnelles the allied
fleets resumed the lombard
nent Of the forts along the
straits on April %.
On the last day OF April the
German ambassador warned
Americans by newspaper ad-
vertisement 10 avoid entering
the war zone" on ships OF the
allies. The next day the Amer
lean oil ship Outright was tor
pedoed without warning and
the American ship Cushing hit
by bombs from Il German aero
plane.
Without warning. on May z.
the Cunsrd liner LUsitsnis was
torpedoed and sunk within IS
minutes of IN. irish coast with
q loss OF LISP lives, Of whom
1A4 we're Americans.
Italy voted for war on May
20 and three days later her
declaration OF war was handed
10 Austria.
Meantime the Russians had
been forced TO retreat before
the Germans. who. by May e,
we're nearing Przemysl
May 20 the fight started In
the British cabinet. which re.
suited In the forming OF a new
war cabinet.
Germany sent a partial reply
May % to President Wilson's
note OF protest as 10 sinking OF
the Lusltania Meanwhile. the
American ship Nebraska has
been hit. either by a mine or
torpedo.
On May 25 Italian airmen
dropped bombs on the Austrian
railroad leading 90 Trieste and
the same day the British battle.
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n challenge 10 every film cowpunch-
or In tho business for i5.mile race
thru tho mountains. Morrison
claims to possess tho fastest pony
In tho West.
A schoolroom realistic enough TO
scare any boy out 90 the OF swim.
min hole was arranged In the rs
sanay studios recently. TO take the
opening scenes OF Temper" the
three.rcel Essanay photoplay fea-
turing Henry u. Walthall. About
30 children were engaged for the
occasion.
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MARY FULLER DOWN SOUTH TO
ACT DRAMA FOR THE MOVIES

Mary Fuller and company OF 80
Victor players have returned to
New York. after spending de-
lightful two weeks In Savannah.
where they were entertained royal
ly.
Niles Fuller is now starring In
Under Southern Skies the well.
known drama by Lottie Blair Pork.
err. now being filmed by the Univer.
sal.
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James cruxe

James Cruze and Sydney Brace,
who were featured In THE Million
Dollar Mystery" shown here at tho
Colonial n few months ago. will APP
pear in person ut the Colonial Sun.
day. Three reels OF comedies will
be shown. with Cruze and Bracy
starred. while they stand Mt one
side OF the screen and explain the
making OF tho film. Afterwards
each Will give a short talk.
Cruze and Bracy started on their
coast-to-coast tour last May from
New Rochelle. N. ". where the
T'hanhouser plant In located. and
played In many OF the towns thru
which they passed.
They will be hero for one day
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only.
Tod Browning. Mutual director,
who was injured several weeks ago
in nm automobile accident. which
resulted in tho death OF Elmer
Booth. the Komic comedian. Is rap
Idly recovering from his injuries
and expects to be well enough 10
return to the studios in a few more
weeks.
Carl Morris. chief OF the Ameri.
can company's cowboys, has issued
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90 bordeaux. while In Galicia
the Russians captured Lem.
berg.
on Sept 5 Great Britain.
France and Russia agreed not
20 make peace without the con-
eurrenec Of all three.
by this time the Germans had
massed In the valley OF tho
Marine. hut then their turning
movement was checked, and by
Sept, Z the Germans. fighting
desperately. were In retreat
back across the Marine. An
other day and they had been
forced into a N.shaped position
at Nirty. whore they made
desperate stand.
rs Sept 10 tho French had
rccaptured Scissors and tho
Battle OF tho Aisne began. On
Sept II a battle was raging
from Noyon on the River Disc.
To the River Meuse north OF
Nerdun and tho Germans had
suffered a repulHo at Nancy,
ON Sept rs tho Germans do
stroyed Thermonde. Belgium.
and began the bomhardment OF
Rheims which resulted In tho
damaging OF the famous cathed.
raj.
In the east on SEPT 81. Rus.
SLAMS captured Jaroslav. Galicia.
while tho Austrian army OF In
vasion was crushed near tho
Drina river.
On Sept. 20 the world was
sstounded when the German
submarine 10 sunk three Brit
ish cruisers In the North sea.
Canada contingent OF $4,000
troops was sent 10 England on
Sept. "a
The siege Of Antwerp vas be
sun on Sept. ~ aud by oct. .
the city had fallen Meantime
tho Russians had swept thru
Poland 10 a drive for poAen and
tho Japanese bombardment OF
KiAochow had started. The
japanese also were busy sciE-
Ing German island possessions
In the eastern waters.
The Belgian government
moved again on Oct. ~. thls
time 20 Havre, France. ard the
allies pushed over into Bel
piur. IN Poland the great
battle o. the Vistuis was begun
within 20 miles OF Warsaw.
between Oct rs and Is tho
Germans took ostsnd. the tits,
battle OF Yprcs had begun. and
the Russians were winning In
Poland. The 10 had also been
heard from again. slnkiuE the
British cruiser Hawke on Oct.
Is. On Oct 81 the British
cruiser Audacious was tor.
pcdoed.
Meanwhile n rebellion had
been started IN South Africa. on
Oct. rs. by Gen. DE Wet and
Gen Bcyers.
The bomosrdment OF the
Dardsreiies by an AnaIo.
French fleet began Nov. 2. and
the following day Turkey broke
with the allies. On Nov. S Eng.
land and France declared war
on Turkey. while Russian
troops Invaded Turkish terri.
tory.
Meantime German squad
ron had bomharded tho British
coast near Yarmouth, while
both In Eastern and Western
Gaiicfa the Russians we're win
ming steadily. having re,akcn
Jaroslav.
In tho East. Tslnr,ao. tho
German stronghold. fell bsfor.
the Japanese Nov. s. In France
the Germans made desperate
efforts 20 cross the User and
Uxmude.
On Nov. II the Russians were
able To swing In on Prezmysi
again and invest the city. In
Egypt the Turks we're having
some small successes
November ~. the floods In
Belgium having Increased. the
first battle Of Ypres was ended.
with the Germans checked. In
Poland. however. the Russians
were falling back and losing
thousands Of prisoners 10 the
Germans. while the Avstrlsns
were victorious at vaijeso.
November drew TO close
with the Germans extricatlng
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o %
ragged "a'ed by student OF the conflict who has made business 20 keep
and wounded these like
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RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home Endlnu Saturday

"Trickery." two-part drama:
Animated Weekly" OF July Z. top
ical: BABY two-part comedy.
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We COLLEGE EndInq Saturday

Exploits Of Elaine No. 90. two
parts, Wanted. Chaperon, two
part comedy; Animated Weekly"
topical.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-12-10
Flag Presented to School,

The Capitol Heights Public School,
which has more than 400 pupils, was
recently, with interesting ceremonies,
presented with a United States flag.
which was hoisted over the new build
ing, on Central avenue.
The flag was presented by the Sarah
Franklin Chapter. D. A. R., of the
District of Columbia, the formal pre-
sentation being made in an address by
Mrs. James E. Mulcare, the regent OF
the chapter. The flag was received
with fitting words by Miss Emma E.
Malker, the principal of the school.
The officers of the Sarah Franklin and
most of the chapter members were
present.
The other speakers were Mrs Mary
3. Lockwood, chaplain general of the
national society, D. A. R; Miss Emma
+. Walker, principal of the Capito
Heights school, and Mrs. Frank Foste,
Greenawalt, state regent of the Dis.
trict of Columbia, D. A. R.
Among persons present not on the
program. but noticed by the principa
OF the school and called upon for re-
marks were Miss Grace NJ. Pierce, reg
istrar general of the national society
d. A. R., and Frederick Sasscer, for
mer superintendent of education il
Prince George co1ntu
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-12-10
Card Club.

The Five Hundred Club, of Piscata-
way met at the home of Miss Berna.
delta Baden on Saturday, November
the 9th.
The following guests enjoyed most
delightful evening: Misses Alzine
Berry, Eloise Berry, Alice Berry
Annie Coe, Florence Coe, Margaret
Underwood, Myrtle Gardiner. Stella
Gardiner, Ursula Gwynn, Mr. and Mrs.
Sweeney, Messrs. Cecil Gardiner, Gus
Edelen. David Edelen, Ben Edelen.
Raymond Walters, Joe Summers, Paul
Summers, Godfrey Gwynn, Douglas
Thomas. Carroll McWiliams. Edward
Underwood and Grayson Baden.
Several new members were enlisted.
First prizes were awarded to Miss
Margaret Underwood and Mr. Carroll
McWilliams, and consolation prizes were
given to Mr.. Cecil Gardiner. and to
we'll, Eloise always carries home the lit
tie fuzzy doggies, the four legged low
legged froggies, this time miniature
pink picture frame, but its ''Booby''
though.
Refreshments were served at ten.
thirty. The table was most tactfully
Fashioned appropriate to the holidays.
Each member drew his fortune at.
tached to a ribbon of crepe paper from
large bowl in the center of the table.
Another consolation prize for some red.
haired maiden came to light when Mr..
McWilliams read out his fortune.
A lassie with hair 80 light
And burneth with eyes 80 bright
Will figure soon in your life:
But never you worry if both love YOU.
For red haired girl will be your wife.
Parlor games and music rendered by
our local talents were INDUCED in until
eleven thirty. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Alice
Berry, on Saturday, Dec. the eleventh.