Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-17
WAR BULLETINS
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Beriin, Nov. II. Via The Hague
and London. 11;15 A. VI. - The Wolf
Bureau has been authorized to give de-
nial TO statement attributed to NJ.
Landrieux, priest of the Cathedral at
Rheims, to the effect that there never
has been any French batteries in the
neighborhOOd of the Cathedral, or n
French observation post on the build
ing.
Washington. ID. c., Nov. IL. - Cues
uOns OF neutrality of South American
countries do not concern the United
States In strict sense, President Will
son declared to-day. He expressed the
nope tha1 assurances of neutrality
given by Ecuador and Colombia would
be sufficient to satisfy Great Britain
and France, which contend the German
heets have been receiving aid from
ports of those nations.
Washington, ID. c., Nov. II. - While
President Wilson has decided not to ap-
point nm aIl-Amcrican central commit
tee to take charge of the Belgian relief
measures, lie In considering the adVis-
ability for forming such IA committee
Ia nm Indirect way. He may write to
some one suggesting the organization
of such a committee.
London, Nov. II. - 1880 A. M.-COn-
trary to expectations the coming of
winter seems to have had more effect
ON the operations ON the western battle
front than in the east. Here the Ger
mans are making desperate Efforts to
divert the Russians from East Prussia
by resuming vigorous offensive at
frontier line.
st. Die, Department of VOsges,
France. Nov. IL. = Via. Paris, IL A. NJ.
The French Government is taking
careful count of the damage done by
the German invaders to French prop
erty and of alleged Offenses on the part
of the enemy deemed to be In CONTRA
vention of The Hague treaty defining
the rules of war.
Amsterdam, via London, Nov. IL. -
0;2O A. NJ. - The TeIegraaf's cOrre-
m nWWE nd NWwNa
that artillery fire was nRain audible
yesterday, and that the Germans are
renewing their efforts to cross the
User near MieupOrt. The weather IN
Venice, via Paris, Nov. II II A. VI.
Count Alexander Skarbek, Polish
deputy, vice-presidcnt of the Polish
Club and one of the most prominent
members of the Polish party, was ar
rested at Newmarket, GaIiciu, ON No
vember =, charged with high treason.
Petrograd, Nov. II. The general
staff of the Caucasian army has issued
communication confirming the report
from Turkish sources that the Russians
had received II check near Erzerum.
London, Nov. ~. - The Berlin VOer-
warts announces that the prefect of
police mt Frankfort has issued an order
to the effect thnt all subjects of hostile
countries, irrespective of age OF sex.
must leave the town and district of
Frankfort by the evening OF NOvem-
her "a.
Hague and London. Nov. II. - $3.50 A.
VI. - The HnndeIsbIad Tonight prints
an editorial headed els Intervention
POssibIet" in which 1t urges the CO.
operation of the Queen of the Neither
lands and President Woodrow Wilson,
of the United States, in using sEthis
psychological moment" to offer metin-
tiOn by these two neutral nations.
London. Nov. IL. - 4;45 A. NJ. - All
reports from the scene of fighting In
Northern France indicate the weather
conditions for the past few days have
been terrible. Heavy rain, falling con-
tinuously for thirty-six hours has turn
the trenches are flooded and the low
lands everywhere are largely covered
bv water.