THE EUROPEAN WAR A YEAR AGO THIS WEEK Dec. 6, 1914, Allies made further advances in northern France. Germans occupied Lodi and drove a wedge into Russian center. One of the Przemysl! forts fell. Russians shelled Cracow at long range. Turks occupied Keda. Forty British and French war vessels arrived off the Dardanelles Russian aviators attacked Bres lau forts. French aviators attacked Frei burg. Dec. 7, 1914, Allies in West began general of fensive. Belgians repulsed German boat attack along Yser canal. Germans in Alsace fell back. Russians bombarded Cracow sub: urbs and besieged fortress of Lot zen. Germans abandoned Zgier. Serbians checked Austrian vance. British steamer Charcas sunk by German transport in Pacific. Arrow dropped by aviator killed Major General von Meyer. MNstend was set on fire by aero plane bombs. Bomb from German killed ten in Hazebrouck. Government of Holland wheat to :zelgium. ad aeroplane lent Dec. 8, 1914, German headquarters moved from Roulers. Germans renewed attack on Dix- mude. Turks were defeated near tum. British squadron under Vice-Ad miral Sturdee defeated German squadron under Admiral von Spee off Falkland islands, sinking Scharnhorst, Gneisenau, Leipzig and Nurnberg. Prince Ba the von Buelow reached Rome as German ambassador. Two sections of American Cross left italy for Serbia. Reo Dec. Belgians took German on the Yser by a ruse. Germans shelled Ypres and Fur nes. Serbians recaptured Valj Ushirza frum Austrians Germans lost heavily on Lowicz, Austrians cow. Turks at Kurna surrendered to indian troops. Polish-American tee formed. trenches jevo and 5 nd in attack defeated near Cra relief commit Dec. 10, 1914, Germans evacuated Roulers Armentieres. French were victorious at V melles. Serbians took many Austrians and large stores of supplies. Revolution in Union of Africa declared ended. British took 1,100 Turkish pris oners and nine guns. German submarine raid on Do ver was repulsed by the forts. Czech regiments in Austrian army refused to fight against the Serbians. Military control of South Sez islands divided between Japan and Britain. and er Sout Dec. 11, 1914, Allies in France pushed ward. Germans Ostend. Three German columns repulsed n Poland Austrians were defeated of Kesmaj and Parovnitza, Sheik “Ciazim, chief of the tes, proclaimed a holy war. French capital moved back from Bordzaux to Paris. for rushed heavy guns to north Shi Dec. 12, 1914, Turkish fleet bombarded Batum. German aviator dropped shells ~n Hazebrouck but was killed by French shells. British consul dragged from ital ian ‘consulate at Hodeida by Turks American Red Cross shipped great quantity of hospital supplies Rockefeller Foundation steamer sailed with $400,000 cargo. Allies drove Germans across the Ywer canal. “Berbians répulsed Austrians at ®osmal. Germans occupied Przaznysz, Lodz was evacuated by the Rus sians., Sp Conscience, Not Consequence. When you are in doubt as to the course to take, consult your eon science, not consequences. Do right, and never mind how things are going to turn out. One who steers his course so as to avoid everything un. pleasant, makes a zigzag course, and may miss the harbor at last. Follow conscience, and leave consequences to God. Optimistic Thought, When it is dark the coward is very valiant, NO QUTSIDERS 10 BE INVITED Wilson-Galt Wedding Will Be Quiet Family Affair. DATE FINALLY ANNOUNCED Only Guests Will Be Members Of the Families Of the President and Mrs. Galt—No Official Air To Be Given To the Wedding. Washington. President Wilson will wed Mrs. Norman Galt on Saturday, December 18, The date was an nounced in a brief notic: issued at the White House, which did not the hour, nor name the clergyman will officiate, but did wedding will be quietly celebrated al the the bride street northwest, in and that the guest why ix 1 oF give that slate home of to-be at only 12 of the the immediate fa Here {ext of ti ent: AN DOUuN “1 i i Wi House iN that the marri ry {2 % ¢ President the 18th wiously we rtd 5 & Galt's moths her br and the met O » Hot i : will be issu Honeymoon Secrct nag CARNIVAL CLOZES EXPOSITION, L Day's Crowd Records Smache farewell amonios » ded by f crowds ever pres the » rounds ox ted the a profit of perhap be aver exercises or nancial way it is VEN ion will show £2 ( indebtedness eX posit aome. like 0,060 more was paid ore the ition was two-thirds 24 KNOWN DEAD IN MINE, Men Lost Lives, WwW. Va--Twentv-four known to have perished in mine No. 2 of and Coke Company. more were killed will Monige men are the explosion Boomer Coal many merry How not 1060 yards long blocking where the blast occurred. the entry BERLIN ON PEACE. Overseas Agency Again Denies Reports That Kaiser Is Seoking War's End. Berlin, via wireless. Another state ment bearing on Germany's reported | desire for peace was fesued by the | Overseas News Agency. The reports | of German peace proposals are again! denied. The news agency also con tradicts the assertion that Emperor | William is to go to Constantinople, ANOTHER MYSTERY | United States to Banish German! Attach 1S. FORDIRECTI Of Both Asked Military Found tecall '" Activities In and Naval Matt Ob ers jectionable It ee of Alexande von Nubeor Atl tro-Hung eral at York, wi name froguenth mentioned with tho of Bow with New 12 heen Ed and £1 activi been frowned Glave have upon by nited States srnment 59 MUNTERS KILLED, bout Half As Year. Chicago I'he 1815 hunting soason i which Just ended in 18 states cost the lives of 08 persons and cansed the in of 64 others. The hunting sea toll in 1014 was 111 killed 162 Fatalities A Many As Last {jury son hurt and NEW HYRDOAERO RECORD. | Navy Aviator 12,136 Feet. Pensacola, Fla- made at the Navy aero station here | that Lieutenant R. C. Saufley, navy aviator, established a8 new world's j altitude record for hydroaeroplanes, | when he ascended 12.136 feet. The ascent occupied 50 minutes and the de scent to Pensacola Bay 16 minutes. ! i | | Jury Finds Them ECuilty of Conspiracy. NTENT TO DECEIVE ISSU Out < A send Of Je Admitted Right To pplics, But Said Question Ug Yas d the Am out they w TO OFFER MOBSON BILL AGAIN. Prohibitioniste Apprdve Mis Plan for Constitutional Amendment, Nation Coramis nts ference of , mot Hobson {on al Prohi oom Washington ihe Amendnu ion, i bition posed of 18 reprose ves at a con held in Jul here the prop to the on cieties and ap omed Federal { voted in the House last the form in which national p hall be presented to Congress coming session pray ed ment titution, VOar, robibition at the we A SAAS, CAN'T ADVERTISE LIQUOR. West Virginia Court Hits Blow At Out.Of.State Dealers. Charleston, W. Va~The Supreme | Court declared constitutional that seo. tion of the liquor law which prohibiis liquor dealers outside the State from | advertising their wares in West Vir | ginia by circular letters and order | blanks. The decision came when the | pourt confirmed a decision of the Cir | cuit Court of Harrison county. NEW PROTEST Requisitioning of Ships Canses Stir. T0 GO BEFORE CONGRESS Action Declared Unprecedented—De nounced As Utterly Indefenci Under ble International Law. Washingt Dritain in hip owned by the An mip Coripa the movil acute ine Eovernmem on—The action of Great requisiiioning the American ind i rican Transatia sles Lene so Hocki nic Bteam FAULTY METHODS 0,000 Conc 000 Yearly UNCLE SAM'S INCOME GOES UP, November Receipts $12,000. 000 Above Last Year, { Washington —Ordinary (hve United States T Novem { be r were about $12.000.000 more {in the same month last the increases in ordinary diaburees { for the same period was approximi; ily $2.000000. Most of Lhe receipts was in intérnal re totaled $34,466,700, or more than $10, OO 000 above November, 1914. Cus. | toms receipts were $17,681,218, an in | crease of about $750,000. The tof ordinary receipis was about 000, 000 Ordinary disbursements totaled $83, 118.000, compared with $59.840,000 last YOar, Ordinary ABUTrY in Ie than year, while ite increase in venue, which total 56, a a RAAB WITH MAXIMILIAN IN MEXICO. Charles Edward Rucker Dead At San Diego. 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