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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1914

Page

4

Russian Caviar on Menu of German Ambassador

New York reports show Count von Bernstorff dining at Cafe Boulevard with friends. He denies an Allies meal claim while waiters recall dishes like Russian caviar Brussels sprouts French fried potatoes and champagne and applaud "Tipperary" during the visit. He says the story is tommyrot and confirms only dining with acquaintances. The ambassador had been staying at the Ritz-Carlton.

New York Cafe Boulevard Broadway Forty-first Street Count von Gernstorff Washington Tipperary Marcus Braun Count von Bernstorff Ritz-Carlton

Navy says no aerial attack fear as new anti aircraft gun praised

Rear Admiral Strauss told the House Naval Committee that a new anti aircraft gun proves effective against aircraft, with tests reaching 3 000 feet and ranges around seven thousand feet. He noted additional 3 inch guns and shell impacts near flying machines, plus navy cost and production figures for powder and 14 inch guns.

Washington, D. C United States Navy Strauss Bureau of Ordnance House Naval Committee England Indian Head Proving Ground Maryland Navy Washington

France to seek 800 million francs for depopulated areas relief

Paris reports the cabinet will ask parliament to appropriate 800,000,000 francs for relief of the suffering population in French departments recently evacuated by the Germans. The action aims to address humanitarian needs across affected regions.

Paris France

Dentist chaos ends with tooth on the house

George Crow recounts a bizarre event at the Claridge hotel in New York. A friend visiting a dentist had a tooth replaced, sparking an argument that led to the dentist punching him and removing the new implant. Crow then returned to the dentist to get the tooth repaired, only to have the patient charged for the replacement tooth.

New York George Crow Claridge Hotel

Cleveland Surgeon to Join War Relief

Dr. George W. Girls renowned surgeon will leave Cleveland December 30 to join the American Ambulance Hospital near Paris. He will work among wounded soldiers of the European war, accompanied by another physician and several nurses.

Cleveland George W. Girls American Ambulance Hospital Paris

Goltz Praises Enemies as War Continues in Europe

Berlin reports via Tageblatt correspondent in Sofia an interview with Field Marshal Baron von der Goltz. He says Belgium behaved bravely and Germans are not barbarians, notes vast German forces in France, occuped French provinces, and predicts eventual victory through discipline and supply. He calls Russian offensive a failure but expects hard fighting to continue. Turkish army to make a good record.

Berlin London Tageblatt Sofia Baron von der Goltz Constantinople Belgium Germany Marshal von der Goltz von der Goltz

Lewis Unfolds Plan for Federal Phones

Congressman David J. Lewis outlines a bill to transfer U S telephone systems to the Post Office Department as a universal service plan. He argues public monopoly via postal ownership offers greater value and argues against private monopolies in telephones and telegraphs.

David J. Lewis H. J. Patterson Maryland Agricultural College Maryland State Grange Odd Fellows United States Post Office Department Universal Telephone and Telegraph Service

Sheriff's Sale of Poultry Farm near Green Ridge Maryland

Sheriff Harry Irvine announces a sale of Green Ridge Poultry Company Incorporated property seized under a circuit court writ. The sale includes a four room frame house, poultry houses with twentyone stalls, incubators, stoves, furniture, canned goods, and about one hundred fifty White Orpington chickens, on the Green Ridge farm two miles from the station. Cash terms.

Allegany County Uhannon & Sons Comtion Green Ridge Effieri H.pany Corp Poultry Compa Green Company, Incorporated Green Ridge Stati Maryland Green Ridge Poultry Company, Incorporated Harry Irvine

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