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.THE 0REG0II-; SUNDAY , JOURNAL. .PORTLAND, SUUD AY .HORNING. DECEMBER 2, 1317.
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V"V N November; 1.-1914, a German fleet, commanded by Ad
VI 'miral von Spee and including the armored .cruisers Scharn-, ,
x'. horst - and, 'Gneisenau ; and - the : small ; cruisers Numberg,
Dresden and Leipsic came upon a British fleet commanded by
Jjcear Aamirai vrauocK on uie uoucan cuasi, in u,wuiu -
; cif ic; ; Cradock and his flagship, the Good Hope, were. lost, as
v were the British vessels Monmouth and Otranto. The Germans 7
'made no effort to save. the survivors of the wrecked vessels. -
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October, 1 9 1 5. the Teutonfc hordes ,
,occttrid Belgrade 'and, brave as the
. Serbian resistance was, this country,
was doomed to immediate. filL ths
,: Invader pausing only at Saloniki,'
where the allied army stood. -
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N December 7, 1914, powerful British fleet arrived it the
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of the German von Spec who had brought his fleet around
vthe Horn. When, von Spea hove in sight the "British" fleet, Ini ,
'battle tormauon, was reaay.xor rum. uuwuja mc renni;
- fnuht desoeratelv. they were no match for' the superior British ,
fleet.; Refusing to. sufrenderi the" Germans went .down" with V V
, their ships -and the brave. waaoc was avengea. j . .
German trenches in the Balkans.- Serbia Is an e ssentlal ptrt'of the Pan-German planand bas suf
fered in consequence At the outset of the war King. Peter succeeded In repelling the -Invader, but his
triumph was not for. long. for. after the entry. of Bulgaria, the combined forces of Germany.. Austria and
Bulgaria.' under Mackensen. overran Serbia and Montenegro. ' - '
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The German cruiser Bluecber was lost
in a naval battle. In the North sea January
24. 191S. The sinking of. the Bluecber,'
shown acove. is one of tne most, remark
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of th? crown prince -King Peter's
sokbes waged a valiant tt futile light
.to siv their land from .'the invade f -In
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.,st arrive in time, ground won had to be surrendered. sand tor great sacrifices ol hie there was little to show - Jhis was. in November. 191. and
for his failure at Loos, Sir John trench' paid with his' command, while jt condemned the British army to inaction and. the British people tadepres ; -
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