. A story of the war and family war service record, 1914-1919. —Japan against Germany. Apr. 27—Austria against Japan. July 28—Austria against —Russia against Turkey. July 22—Siam against Germany and 5—Great Britain against Turkey. Austria. Aug,Aug. Aug, Nov,Nov,Nov,Nov,Dec. 6—United States against Ger-many. 7—Panama against Germany. 7—Cuba against Germany. 2—Greece against Bulgaria andGermany. 5—France against —Turkey against —Serbia against Turkey. Aug. 4—Liberia against 14—China against Germany and 26—Brazil against 7—United St
. A story of the war and family war service record, 1914-1919. —Japan against Germany. Apr. 27—Austria against Japan. July 28—Austria against —Russia against Turkey. July 22—Siam against Germany and 5—Great Britain against Turkey. Austria. Aug,Aug. Aug, Nov,Nov,Nov,Nov,Dec. 6—United States against Ger-many. 7—Panama against Germany. 7—Cuba against Germany. 2—Greece against Bulgaria andGermany. 5—France against —Turkey against —Serbia against Turkey. Aug. 4—Liberia against 14—China against Germany and 26—Brazil against 7—United States against 10—Panama Against Austria. 1915May 1,9—Portugal against 24—Italy against 24—San Marino against Austria. The countries which severed relations with Germany in 1917 without de-claring war, and the dates of their action, were: Bolivia, April 14; Guatemala,April 27; Honduras, May 17; Nicaragua, May 18; Hayti, June 17; Costa Rica,Sept. 21; Peru, Oct. 6; Uruguay, Oct. 7. mm. A Story of the War CHAPTER ONE. First Drive Toward Paris. America was busy getting the signatures of thegreat powers to a series of permanent peace treatiesin 1914. The nations were pledging their word tothe United States and to each other—Germany wasnot one of them—to help avert all wars forever byrefraining from hostilities for at least a year in an^^cause of quarrel. Mars, the dread god of war,seemed as far away as the planet of the same name. It was midsummer and the farmers were think-ing of nothing but harvesting their crops. The las-situde of the dogdays was upon all. It was a timefor fishing and idling for those that could give thetime. Suddenly this peaceful world was convulsedwith a war of all the great nations of Europe. Even then, so little was the strange situationrealized that if any one had told the average Amer-ican or Canadian father or mother that the war wasgoing to last four years, that it would cos
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