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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-15
Civilization Mt Stake
j. S. TROOPS IN
VLAD|vOST0k

WASHINGTON. Aug. l5.-The
27th infantry from Manila is arriv-
ing at Vladivostok today, Secretary
OF War Baker announced. This
regiment. composed Of from 1900 to
1900 regulars. is landing in Siberia
to cooperate with the CzechoS Slovak
and Japanese forces.
This Is the first announcement re
garding movement OF American sol.
diers in Siberia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-15
HUNS QUIT
ON 9-MIIE
WARFR0NI
French Are Reported to Have Taken
Entire Heights of Lassigny, on
Southern End of Picardy Line

LONDON. Aug. 15.-(3:37 p. m.)-The Germans have
western edge Of the Flanders salient according to norma
ton this afternoon.
vieux- -Berquin three miles north Of Merville. was
evacuated during the withdrawal
The French are reported to have captured the entire
assgny mas the important heights which have formed
the principal enemy defense in this region.
LONDON, Aug i5-The German withdrawal towards
Bapaume 10 miles northeast Of Albert and four miles east
of the Ancre, apparently is still under way. ~
German positions in the Disc valley north and east Of Rbe
court the capture Of which was announced last night
not been confirmed by official communqucs.
French outposts established in the borders of PIN
mile east OF Rbecourt and Breslincourt mile north
They have also reported entering the southern part
scamp forest extending from Pimprez within miles of
German wh1a~a from forward positions norss Of ss s
retirement of considerable magnitude the of
enemy somme
fn ssa ] INC - &c OF az ~, s, saea N similar manner
tho & nvsm'e sector [ Swsen mt Ham and baeauo
poaamon,HaHel !, five misa directly north Of Albert
FIGHTING SEVERE LAST NIGHT
Severe local fighting % last night rs.s',sa The allie, ayanase &C.
sh advanced slightly Wv D'''
from, as far north~ard Flanders.
H settlement @ East our our nss ~ss
turing machine gun
Further progress has been made at number Of points and several
and f,w machine guns sn sass been $ sen and ,
Roeeca
p'"'eF ''' HORDE or FOES CAPTURED
So period % d
in
Marshal Iaig pushed thru
and carrying the the
on Amiens
between Albert and Noyon Prince
uppht divisions there
900
REOPEN AMIENS CATHEDRAL.
the Amlens cathedral which today
unused locked and protected with
bags sim civilian evacuation of Amens in March
accredited Rawingon
and GenD
is credited with 10000
in the NTH than 10000
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HUN AIR FLEET
BOMBS YANKEES

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN FRANCE, Aug. ib.-Aiore air
plane bombs than artillery shells
have been thrown into the Nesle
river sector by the Germans during
the last IS hours,
The boche heavily bombed Ameri'
can front lines and rear areas from
fleets OF airplanes. There was little
infantry activity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-15

Center on France
1.-THE president has finally an
nounced that the military policy
from this time on centered on the
western front and he has declined to
be diverted from that one thing. The
war department has now adopted
this as a policy. and IL is the policy
OF the United States that the military
program In to be centcred in France.
'"rhe purpose Of America is to fur
nish enough man power to whip the
Germans from now on.
''Thc only way that Germany can
be whipped Is by America going into
this thing with her whole strength.
The policy of the war department is
to put the maximum number OF men
in France with the idea of shortening
the war.
I'VE found from the figures fur.
nished by the provost marshal gen
eral that we could embark on a pro-
gram OF so divisions in France by
June 30. 1919. with is divisions at
home. These divisions consist OF
roughly 10000 men TO division.
All OF inc men oottiheu uhuer the
proposed change in the draft law
approximately 2.3oo.o0o men-we cS-
pect to have in France by June 80.
1919"
Secretary Baker was quoted in the
testimony as supporting March's po-
sition thruout.
Civilization Mt Stake
In summing up the bill. Chairman
Chamberlain said the committee be
licved that. in view of the fact that
"civiliza ton itself is at stake" IL was
necessary to draw upon the younger
men.
Referring TO the work or fight
Continued on page ~
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Allied Casualties
Less Than Number
of Foe Prisoner

LONDON. Aug. i5,-rhe total cas-
uaities since the start Of the Picardy
drive. August s, are less than the
number of German prisoners. it wss
learned today.
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Yank Troops Started Boches
Downhill Month Ago Today

e to The Star

there. This is why Germany lost the
war at Jaulgonne.
Henccforth Won Hindcnburg must
fight on the defensive.
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BY United Press Leased Wire Direct to

strated Marshal Foch realized the
Initiative had passed into his own
hands. The Americans put IL there
and the Americans will keep II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-15
Wilson Is
on Secret
War Trip
Sensational Diplomatic De-
veIopments Are Now
Expected
VISITING COL. HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is
Without the necessary tangible
evidence for conviction. there
ncvrth~le~s was n distinct fc~i-
ing In official quarters here to-
day that diplomatic events of
first magnitude arc brrwing.
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$4,000 TAKEN
SINCE JULY is.

PARIS. Aug. 15.-lncluding 10000
Germans taken by Gen. Humbert In
the operations which are still devel-
oping. prisoners captured on the
western front since July is total
10. 600 and 100 guns have been
seized by the allies. the Echo de
Paris estimated today.
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NET sO.saa IN PICARDY

LONDON. Aug. l5.--German pris-
oners taken in the Picardy drive to-
tai so.s44. Field Marshal Haig an
nounced today.
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! TODAf'S THE DAY!-Final payment
on the Third Liberty Loan bonds is
due today The amount is 30 per cent.
THIS applies TO all bond purchasers ercept
those who hare made special arrange
ments for employers 10 finance them over
longer period
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Stelmnaen sn fonioltoierem. - Sic
Sideden nnb Slaluen iollen in 9inf-
Lamb, in Der @egenb ppn sSefaterin=
burg nnb in Sibirieu ben 8olideiuifi
idpere &erlmite beisebradt baben.
1tnDffisiel miro beridtet, bah sic
belsiide &iiitensegenb poaitGnbis
uun ben 9entid)en seflart lit nnb bak
5000 Mamn oentifer Srmppen spi-
iden ben alliierten Seeren, Ser Nuro-
ieefiiite nnb Der bolanbiid)en @renss
einseidloifen iinS. Sic baben nidt
idlnea senmg fortfominen f6nnen
nnb iinb nnn in Der Sale sefansen
iuDrSen. Mliierte 3rnppen iin6 n6rS-
lid BON Gent nmb grnesse nnb nj
bern fid Der bpllanbiiden 1ren;e.
3uilden Yruesse nnb gDnrtrai lci-
item Die 0entIden itGrferen @ibcr-
itanS als iueiter nDrblid), aber flo
lid BON Gpnrtrai rifen Die MQiier.
ten ihmell por.
Siiblid) non @alenciemnes baben
Die Gnslanber, slmerifaner nnb
5ransuien BEN Teino ii6er ben Sam-
bre-&anal snriifsetrieben.
Siio0itlid BON Gambrai linS bic
Gnslanber iiber BEN Seae-SlnR ae.
gangen nnS nGbern iid benz 8alSe
BON Nerrmal, Der Die @alenciennes-
Mbesnes-gabn beidiitt, Die 6ampt,
liuie Der 9emtiden in bieier 8egenb.
Cine 2pnboner 9epefGe bebamptet,
Die 9entihen bGtten Die &Gnmmma
Nntiuerpen's begpnnen.
Amerifaner unb GnslGnber baben
nor60itlidJ ppn Sc Gateah bis smm
Sdeloe-&anal Die Crte yreS nnS
Gattelet senDmnten.
Gnglanber nn6 8elgier babeu int
Nor6em gelsiens @idjte, noro0itlid
BON Gonrtrai erreidt nnb brinaen
ihnea bor. Mnd) an am6erem 8mnf-
ten feten iie ibr @ur6ringen fort.
Die SentIden iino anIdeinenb
idneller BON Der belsiiden aiite per-
trieben luuroen, als iie slambten. Sic
fonnten niele upn ben @orrGten, bic
lie mtitnebmem iupllten, nidt ntitncb-
men nnb batten amA lire Gipilaefan-
senen snriifsela1em.
Die Jransoien melben, baf lie slui-
idDen Der Die mnb Der Serre @eiuin.
ne gemadjt baben.
in Der 8esenb pon somrnai ha-
ben Die Gnslanbei sebn 06rfer ae-
nommen, einid)lieklid) BON Needim,
8annebain u. q.
gns Earis mirb semeloct, oaf Die
oemtiden @egenansriffe BET gernemil
nm6 n0rSlid bonn Wft. ct. @ermain
5mriidseidlasen ieien.
Jelomaridaa 6ais meloet, eas
ieine Sruppen 5iuei Wteilen pon
Sonrnap entfernt ieiem.
Die Transuien bebanpten, Die
0emtihen batten bic Stabt ellie ae-
pliinbert, che iie iie perliefen unS
ensliIde 3eitnnssforreiponbenten be-
ridten SdameraeIdidJteu BON ser Be
banolmms ensliider &riegssefanae-
nen bnrd Die 9entidem in eille.
9nrdl bic Ranmmng alanoerns
mnb Der belsiiden &iiite baben Die
0entiden nidDt mir lire Slottenim.
tionen, iUnoern and lire uidtiscn
enitidliffitationeu uerluren.
Sic Siirfen ba6en bic StaSt Soonis
norS0itlid bon 9amasfms uerlpren.
S'oaano's @erbinomuasluese sn
@aiier nnb 81 eauoe iinb iett ale
luieber seOffnet.
Die belsiidle Slasse lueBt iiber Der
Staot 6onfe, bart on Der @rense, Der
bpllamoiiden Stabt Slnis segeniiber
seleeen.
Sentidje ansriffe in Der @eaeuS
TON ct. Ere iinb bun Den Nmerifa-
nern 5nriifseidlaaeu.
Die Oentidlen aebeu lire 9,ieSerfa=
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gen 1tnD Gerlhlte TIT UtnmDerm ititO bet
ge Gatenn sn.
Gine GpnDDner 9epeide bebanptct,
.0nnOerte BON Seatiden ieien iiber
Die bollGnbiide 0rense sefliidtet nnS
in 0DllanS interntert uoroen.
IS Iuaen feline beutiden Splbaten
mebr in Srnesse ieiu, iuie Samstas
gemelbet ipnrSe.
Gtueloe nnb Slep6inss bel Sent
iino ppn ben Gnslanberu semomimen.
9ead einem gerid)t ans Mmiter=
bam baben Die 9entiden am Gams=
tag bic militariide @aamnns Bril-
iel's besonnen.
Die gllliierten itam6en anr Sans
tag BON Gebe an Der boQGnbiidem
0rense bis nadJ sbielt, ppn grmeg9c
nad Gent muS pon Sbielt mad Gent.
Die gsadJridt mirol mieberbplt, 5as
Srmesge non Sen Mliierten beIett lit.
sSel6marIdaa 6ais fat nnierem
amerifanilden Soloaten bpbes Sob
fir lire Satisfeit amsseiproden.
GmftIdiffer Der slliierten ba6em
sSreitas nad)t Die Giienbabn bel Iet-
Sablon erfolereid boinbarSiert nnS
ebeniu Die Giienbabn bei Saarbmre.
Sii6lid) BON Sc Gateam iinb oie
Slmerifaner nnb GnslGnber iuabrenS
eines itarfen Gesenangriffs ATM orci
&ilometer borgeSritnsem nn6 baben
1900 Uefansene semadjt. Mmerifani.
id)e sSanfs" baben ben Gelle-JlmF
in Sidtem Nebel sefremSt.
9as ensliide Samptquartier fat
Die Nad)ridt erbnlten, oaf es 6en
0entid)en an Nnnitipn feblt.
Die 9on-aoiiafen baben i'm n5ra-
liden &anfaIns bic golide,uifi- -srmp-
pen itmsingelt.
Wabrenb Der lekten fiinisebn Sage
iuaen bic 9entiden $1,000 geiuob-
ner in ellie perbaftet baben.
Si6lidJ BON Sc Gnteam baben Die
Nmerifaner Die S6rfer Wulain, ct.
Nartin, JfiDiere nn6 rglrbre OeamiIe
genpmmem.
Nus 2onbon iuirS gemelbet, a5-
mig hilbert bon gelgien babe Ieiuen
Ginsms in SrniIel sebaltem.
Die Gnglanber baben 0enain ae-
mommmen. 9enaim Iiest ied)s Nei.
len pun @alemciennes, es lit fir Die
SentIden uun srohtm itratesiIdem
Nert.
Sine Barrier 9epeide mel6et, oas
Die alliierten Srnppen am Gamstaa
Die bollanoiide 8rense erreidJt baben.
Die Gnslanoer nelben, bae lua6.
ren0 Der Sample Der letten Gage bic,
le 9emtide gefaaen nnb piele aefaE-
gen genDmmen ieien.
Die Nlliierten baben Die Staot
Geloo an Der grmesse-@ent Balm err
reid)t.
Die letten @erlmitliiten mennen fo!,
senbe 0amem BON Seranern: -aor.
pOral 5reberif s. See aus Tort
WOrtb, 5reb 6. 3eaIoner ans &c.
pbpr, slnsnitns .. Sliper ans Sel.
ton (Marine), @m. 6. 4enninstpn
ans 8atespille (Wiarine), Sobn gS.
slllen aus Self, Sobn 4. aennebn
ans Solpnins, aorpural Better {.
SarSims ans Dublin, Sranf s.
Champion ans Gjeorsetomm, im6ampf
scfallem; Ireb s. Sadmam ans gaa.
lucll, Snrlon Eaul DDS ans Seror.
fana, Eabgett WieSutb ans oarper,
an @nmben seiturben; Som 4. sar-
iuell ans able, Samcs sllmun 9au
ans Stepbenpille, Gonlep g. gsatIon
ans Semiiom, 2unis sslogS ans Ser
rspille, 9nfe yiobiniun aus oatero,
an aramfbeit seitprben; 0entnant
sSobn y. Chamberlain aus 8nrnett,
Sentnant SonalS s. NeSribe ans
San slntoniD, aorporal subn gS.
6roiu ams Sun antonio, Robert s.
SraSslp ans 9enie, Tremtif 6. aemff
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enSen. slfle orei 3eitnngen iin6 10.
sial= al=oempfratiI6.
Die ipaniide 3egiernug bat Die
Witteilnng BON Der oe,tiden Gegie-
RING erbalten, baf bie 6eutiAe AS-
mtralitat alle ltnterieebppte 5arIf=
bernfen babe.
Sn Berlin ioaen Gn5eit6rnneeu
porgefpmrnen iein, man iDa Sa3
Shlof NIT Steinen bombar5iert 4a<
ben.
Nms Waibinston mir6 gemel6ci,
Sraii6ent @ilion iuer6e erindjt iuer-
ben, ben Ereis bes n6r6liden 8ei=
sens 30. / amf $2.46 per gmIdel IN
erbD6en.
Die 8olidemifi ioaen in sans9iuf.
lamb cine Sdrefensberridaft beapa-
men baben. ltebernQ iinS WiemIdjem
srmorSet. Sic bebampten, bieIer rrste
S6refen" iuerSe Sie 9mft iuie elm 9e-
luitter reinisen.
yiad einem Mmen6ement 81 ber
9ibertp 9oan Bill fGnnen einselne
4erionen fanftis nSbrift Gtanlps1
i'm getrase BON mebr ais $1,000 be
iitem.
Sn Der gtabe bes giseabiidrm
Weerbniens iolen amerifamiIdk
Tlottentranspprte taglid) ppn Inter
leebppten auaeariffen luer0en.
Selig Wplea6, Ser in gerbinonna
nit Dem Hesenrof-S -Sdmiubel Ser
@erIdmSrnng snm getrma Der Re
siernns anseflast mar, 1T idnlSig
befmnoen iuorben. Der mitanseflaste
Mopofat 9apiS 6. Epbea ,unrbe frei-
seiproden.
Der friibere rniIilde ssinansmini-
tier &ufoDiiff mno Der fribere San-
belsminiiter 0irit Sbafoiusfy iollen
eridoiien iein.
Cine gerliner 9epeide an Sic
gerlinsfi SiSinge in 8openbagen
iast, Die Sideden ieien 6errem pun
Yras; anf bem .6rabIdin ,uebten
tidehiid)e sSlasgen.
Sapan's nener Erenier, ocr erite
biirserliden Stanbes, erflarte, bag
Die @runblase ppn Sapan's anferer
Hplitif iinmer bas SInonis init
Gnglano bleiben iueroe, oas er Is
aber su Ieiner ipesiellen glnfsabe ma
den merbe, ense Sesiebnnsen III ben
Yer. Staaten 81 erbalten.
0anemarf bat einc Nute an
9entid)lanb seianot nnb sn miiIen
uerlanst, iuarnm in ben n0r6lidDen
Seilen Sdllesluig's niemals, luie Iei-
nerseit i'm Trieoenspertrag abac-
madt mar, oariiber abgeItimmt iunr-
DC, ob iene 6Seseno sn SentidDlano
ober sm 0anemarf seboren iolle.
9lns Nmiteroam mirS aemeloet.oie
NntluOrt 9entidJlanbs anf Die Iekte
Note mmieres Eraiibenten lei inter-
luess, iie iuiirbe in iebr ueri6bnlidDcm
Spn gebalten iein, aber erflaren,
SentldllanS f0nne feinen ssrieSen an-
nettmen, Der feline 3nfnnft serit6re.
SteIe gtadDridyt itammt ans ser ya0f-
ntldJen 3eitmng". Sieie 3eitnks lebt
binsm, Sentldllano lei bereit fir ei-
nen Gedltsfrieben, aber nid,t fir ci-.
men @eiualtfrieoen.
Sine SepeIfe ans Berlin iagt,
9emtidlanb prpteitiere gegen ben
@orlunrf Der 8ranlamfeit, Der linn
aemadlt merbe nnb lei bereit, SieTe
@orluiirfe nnterindlen 81 laiien.
Rad Der Mitteilnns Ses IAueSi-
idlen geianoten in 8albiustoa Eat
(Sortiesuna auf Geite "A
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aaiier tie ba5e, an Mboamfnng bens
Zen fDnne.
0raf aarplpi perlangte i'm Inter
hanie bes nnsariiden Earlaments oie
uullfommene ltnabbamgigfeit ltm-
sarns BON Ceiterreid).
Cine Oepeid,e aus 8aiel iagt, in
elmer 9isfniiion, ,ueld)e Der Grfld=
rnns Der nngariid)en l1nabbGnsigfeit
fulste, babe @raf Sii5a, Der friibere
mngariide Gremierminiiter, erflGrt,
Der aries lei perloren nnb Is miliie
often etnseitanben iuerben. Der Wi.
Oeritano f0nne nod fortseiett mnb
Der Siesespreis Dem 6egmer tener
gemadt tperben, aber es lei feinc
6Offnmns anf sinen Grfolg mebr Dor,
banben. IS miile Elm 5riebe abse.
idloiien iuerbem, ser mnter oielen
llmitanben annebmbar lei. Gr f1nns
oesbal6 audi nnr oas @orseben oer.
Hegiermng, Die einen Grieoen anf bic
Sebingmngen bin abId)liefeit ipolie,
bic SrGiibent @ilion amfgeitellt ia,
be, smtbeifen. 0raf &arolbi, Der
Jiibrer Der nnsariiden Cpppiitipa.
erflGrte i'm llnterbaitie 6es nngari.
iden Earlaments, Ser &riea lei Der.
loren mnb Ser 5riebe maiIe gerettet
iueroen. Die 4liians NIT 9entidlano
niiiIe anfb0ren, lie ipieberiprGde Der
Soee Der eisa Der Wationen.
Smrian lit BON ieinem Nmte als
0iterreidii6-nnsnriider Niniiter Ses
InsiuGrtisen Snrifgetreten. 0as
Mmt ielbit fann nadJ Der Yrpflaina-
tipn bes &aiiers aarl nidt mebr eri-
ltieren.
Sm nnsariiden Earlament lit eine
Grflarnus Der pSlisen ltnabbGnsig.
felt llngarn's perleien iuorbem. Sic
1T an ben 8aiier &arl seridjtet nnD
erflart, oaf llnsarn nit Der interna.
tionalem 8emesmng, Die anf oen eheln
Yrinsipien bes Eraiibenten @ilioa
baiiere, iibereinitimme. Sic berlanst
bic Ginfiibrnus oes allsemeinen
Stimmred)ts nnS Sie 3mriifbernfmns
Der mngariiden Srnppen.
Der Serliner r@priuGrts" erflGrt,
Die Irbeiter in BEN Serliner sya6ri-
fen ieien iiberSenst, es luerbe bent
nadpit Elm grbeits Wiiniiterimm, an
oeiien Spite Die iusialiitiidcn Siig-
rer 'Saaie mnO 9eoebpnr itGnben, ge-
bilbet lueroen.
Die ipaniide Stabt Barcelona bat
Eraiibent Silion sm ibrem Gbrem-
SMrger gemadt, in Inerfennnns iei.
ner groken Setiibansen nm Die Gr.
haltnng Der e,eredtigfeit in Der
@elt.
slns @aIbingtpn lunrbe am Cams
tag abenb seineloet, es ideine ais
ipenn Die 2ibertg Slmleibe iiberSeid-
net iei. 8enane 9lnsaben waren nm
Die 3eit mod nidt m6slidp.
9lns &aibinstun miro gemelbet,
'luabrideinlidl iei Die Sibertp- -glnleibc
nm peniger ais 500 Millionsn iiber-
Seid)net luproen, aber in iebem Si-
itrift idleine Die gnleibe iiber5eidjmct
sn iein.
slns @aibinston miro semeloct,
nngefabr AM |. Wiars merbe cine
nene 9ibertg- -sluleibe gemadt ,ucr-
Den.
Die Wiiinflener rSaappit," Sie
idDluGbiId)c ySagmafJt" in Gtnttaart
nuo Die oJranfiide Worsenpoit" iu
Niirnbers erflaren, nur Der 9aiidtritt
oes oemtidJen aaiisrs anS bes arom.
prinSen f0nne bic fnrdtbare Sirius
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-06
10000 SEE RACES AT
PRESQUE ISLE ON 4TH

Presnue Isle, Me. July g. Ahou.
10000 saw the races here yesterday
Five classes were finished. the Last
heat At nearly O'Clock, all IL
straight heats but one class The fin
tshes were close in nearly every heat
4 surprise was the defeat of Dan s,
Jr.,. by Woodchff King in the ?lG
class. Doyle was starter The sum
mary:
ga Class, mixed. purse $500 Won
by Walter Brooks tDeWitD: Major
y. (SteWarD. second: Peggy Hal
tHiggins), third. Best time. ?17 IA
2,l3 class. mixed, purse S200-Wun
by Woodciiffe King tHansoni; Dan S
Jr., (Wilson), Second; blanche II,
iWiliard), third, Best time. a13 81.
a.l1 class. mixed. purse S2o0-Won
ny lIeywond Wilkes tNeNersI. Grey
Bobby Irelnnd), second, Homer
bingham (NelaonD, third. Best tune,
lis H..
2.19 class. ixed, purse $330-N on
by Braves tGerow); Lady Carr (Nei-
, som, second; Peter Pan UrelanD.
third, Best time. 2.l7 H.
Fla class, mixed. purse Solomon
by Tom !. (Nevers); Jimmy Hicks
DewltD, second; Tiily Upton tHiE-
gins), third. Best time. 2.15 Ii.
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pleasure of meeting than during
their former visit will look forward
with pleasure to the visit. Mr.. and
Mrs. White passed last year in q
tour of Australia the latter's home
and were received with open arms,
the people going wild over this tai
ented artist and her American hus-
band. who made a most favorable
impression,
Corporal Alma Dodworth Tartoue
OF the Motor Corps Of America, who
is passing two months leave of
absence with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. I. George Dodworth Of New
York at their summer place on the
North Shore. is planning to give a
musicale, dinner and dance later in
the season to raise money to pur-
chase an ambulance. This means
the raising of about $500 and all who
have had the pleasure of talking
with this young woman who has
given the past ten months in the
service without compensation will
become deeply interested in the pro-
Ject and will give her every possible
AID in the work. Some artists of
note Will take part in the program
and Mrs. Tartoue and her father
VIII do exhibition dancing. In her
uniform OF Corporal Mrs Tartoue
VIII give brief sketch of the work
ana explain in detail the raising OF
the ambulance fund.
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COOPERS MILLS

Mrs. &. w. Brann accompanied her
mother, Mrs. %. r. Bartlett, on Il
business trip Tuesday tn Thomaston.
Mrs. l.ottie Clark, Mrs. Chester
Colby, Marguerite Sukcforth and
Georgia Colby went 10 Augusta on a
shopping tour Wednesday, They
made the trip in Chas. Rrann's auto,
Ernest IIewett and son Donald of
Augusta called on his brother. al. +.
Hewett, July 4th, and went from
here to South Someryil!e to visit his
parents and brother,
Rev. A. A. Walsh of Gardiner will
speak a, Coepers Mills church sun
day, July 18th, at 80 l.. Nj. He will
be ACCOMPANIED by his daughter who
is q gospel singer.
Rev. +. W. Chadwick was greeted
BY large audience last Sunday
evening at the Coopers Mills church
who listened to a most excellent ser
mon. The music hy Mr.. Herley
Eoynton and Miss Ruby Bpynt0n was
greatly enjoyed by all and added
much TO the service. II is hoped they
will all come again soon
The meeting of Kings Daughters
AT the home OF Miss Gray was large
~ attended and much enthusiasm
was shown. The following officers
were elected Pres. Mrs. Belle
Hewott; Vice Pres. Mrs. Emma
leighton; Sec. Mrs. lisa N"yes:
Treas, Mrs. Alertie Ccomhs, The
treasurer reported all bills paid and
~, 4
was sold for $500 and over $500 was
taken for dues after this report This
meeting was made q pleasant one by
the presence of several members who
do not often attend Mrs. Louisa
Iongfellow who spends her summers
with her daughter, Mrs Belle
Hewett. was present. Mother Long
fellow" is 81 wears Of age and as
bright and keen as a girl and more
energetic than many younger women.
There was also another member 81
years young, Aunt Harriet Glidden.
who keeps house for her brother and
does all the work herself, and is in
full possession Of all her faculties.
Mrs. Frances fiiidden, d faithful mem
her who has been confined to her
home By severe lamenesS for several
lonths. was present. also Mrs. Wes-
'ay Avery of Worcester, Mass. who
rcry loyalty retains her membership
with this Circle. 1t was voted II
have meeting the first and third
Wednesday of each month. The
next meeting will be with Mrs,
Leighton, July II.
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NORTHPORT

The social season at NorthpOrt
opened on July Fourth with the
official opening of the Country Club
There was a large reservation list
for dinner at noon ond supper.
which was served at $50 to s, many
out of town members being present
with guests. The links were alive
with players all day and We're never
in better condition and those who
played them for the first time were
delighted with them as much for
their scenic beauty as, for their
sporty course. a delightful concert
was given from : to 4 by the Bel
fast band, Charles 4. Hammons of
Belfast rendering the solos in a
number of selections including "Its
Q Long Way to Berlin, But Well
Get There" which he was forced to
repeat, A number of patriotic airs
We're played. the program closing
with The Star Spangled Banner"
The band was seated on the green
in front of the club house and the
rorches were filled with guests. In
the evening an informal dance was
enjoyed. There is a scarcity of
young men at Northport as else
whore and q feeling Of sadness was
bound to creep in with thoughts of
the boys overseas. many Of whom
were passing their first Fourth of
July on foreign soil. The fact that
the day was being observed in Eng
land. France and Italy was a COM
forting one. however.
Among the golfers on the links
the past week was George j. Lovely
Of Boston, the guest of Charles
Bradbury. Mr. Lovely was the win
ner Of the holiday cup at Braeburn
Club on Labor day for three consec-
utive seasons, in 1918, II and 10
He spoke very highly of the North
port links and played several times
Among the distinguished visitors
expected at Northport this season
are the beautiful and talented Mad
am Evelyn Scotney, and her hus-
band, Howard White, both OF whom
visited here three years ago and
took part in a concert in the audi
forum. 1t is expected that they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L.
Flanders during the season at their
summer home, Bohemia, on the
South shore. Those who had the