Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-08
WAR BULLETINS
By .fssoctntcI Prcss

Paris. Sept: $. - 1890 T.. VI. - Ac-
cordinG to information received Mt
st ManIes, iast Sunday, the French
steamer Caroline, with 75G French
Canadian on board. has arrived Mt St
Nnzaire. The Caroline left Quebec Au-
| gust 10.
| London. Sept. =. .P VI There
are at present about 5000 German sua-
pects and prisoners of wnr in the con-
centration camps of Grent Britain. The
camps. In the open, are surrounded by
barbcd-NIrc fence ten feet high
around which. nt n distance Of about
twenty feet II n ring of wire entangIc-
mcntS five feet broad.
LONDON, SeF.. =. 2;42 T.. VI, In N
dispatch from Client, Belgium. a cor
respondent of the Exchange Telegraph
Company says TINT the BurgOmaster
has negotiated an agreement with the
commander of the German trOOps he
fore the :owD, the purpose of which IL
diers.
New York. SeptH $. - The CunarJer
Saxontn reached New York to-day from
Liverpool and Queenstown with 570
passenger. mostly Americans, of whom
l41 travelled In the steeragc, No war-
ships were sighted and the yOyaEc WINS
uDeventufUl.
Washington, ID. G., Sept. s, - Rcprc-
sentative MetI received adyIces from
Germany To-day thnt following the
raising of the export embargo on Stuns
been rnised upon medicinal products
with the exception OF chlOrOfOrm, car
boItc nctd, serums and n celebrated nrO-
prtetary blood specific.
Washington, ID. G.. sept. s. - "RheIms
was occupied on Sentember > by n small
German patrol. cOnSistiD~ of six Of
less to-day from Berlin to the German
Embassy here.
Washington. ID. G.. sept. $. Prcsi-
dent Wilson took under confederation
to-day a suggestion from tmbnssndor
HerFick. mt Paris. that the UNIFIED
Stntes approach the Powers In nm ef-
tOrie buildings, monuments and upon
works of art as international proper
ty."
London. Sept. s. - 4:3O A, Renr
Admiral Maurice, HOratIo Nelson died
mt Portsmouth yesterday. He WAS =.
years of age, descendant of the great
sea fighter.
GenOn, Italy, sept. :, Vim. Paris, sept.
=. - 10 4. VI. - The Italian steamer
AmericI<a. with about go Americans
ON bOnrd, Ieff here last night for New
York.
Rome, sept. Z, Via. Paris. sept. y. -
S;1a 4. VI. - The Russian Ambassador
to Rome hns issued another denial of
the report that Count Witte. former
Premier of Russia, came to Italy to in
duce Italy to join the Triple entente.
Count Witte, according TO the Ambas-
sadOr, crossed into Italy to return to
Rusin by the only way left open.
London. sept. =, S;23 4. VI. - 4
dispatch to the TeIeErnph from Brest
says that the Dutch shin Fortune IOnd-
been brought into that port.
Washington. ID. G.. Sept. 8. - Presi-
dent Wilson to-day Joined the "Buy-a-
| bale-Of-cOttOn" club by ordering from
the head of the organization of Georgia
$50 worth of cotton. senator HOke
smith told him that people throughout
the South are joining the movement to
take up the cotton crop left over by the
European war.
Paris. Sept. s. - $40 4. VI. - Several
thousand reSerVistS hnVe been engaged
since the outbreak of the war In put
ting the OTtcr defenses of the entrench-
ed cnmp I'm shape to resist a possible
siege by the Germans. The military
Governor hns now decided to hasten
the work and yesterday 5000 excaVa-
tors were mustered In.
Ostend. Belgium, Via. London, Sept.
3. - I1iI0 4. VI. - According to n news
paper at Client, the BurgOmaster of that
city has received "a letter from the Ger
man commander asking him to come to
COrdegen In 0rdTr to make arrange
rnents for the entry of the Germans In
to Client. ID