The Glenwood post., 1914-09-12
BRITISH Army CALM
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q ashAnG peAs. ths sDsetscss feeefo
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rsctions the presence Of the dFsAsss
German cavalry 10 reported.
Ths naxt day the cosrssposAseS
proceeded 70 Journal. whore he fesnA
the populacs In great alarm. Blk oef-
man cavalrynen motored into tes
town and inquired whsthsr there were
any French soldiers. They were toad
that there were none, but later In the
DAY French troops entered the place
and killed the six Germans- The nsxt
Aay q large forcs Of 0sFnaas sttacks4
tAs town aAA vas rspahsA
Proceeding 10 valssdsanaA. -
epefSsponAaat found tAat tF0oD tsoAnD
AlIsa With British soldtsss were CO.
tiauafiy arriving thsrs. Ths British
o0esss were In absoauts Doooaao6e0
q - ssfrsshDsnt bafs ~ 70 aoo4
vas oSGaiaahls. TAs eosFsaDoo1sDe
ooasiasss: Near CAasisrua ! hsafe
ssos stoeias u H. bfavssy a -
FreocA soldiers. TAs Germans Wsso
bs0hag1Dag tAs city.
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70 nsaissal soetta. bst AaAing ~
sos0y In nseA Srsatse forcs NJ
vas sGpoctsA vees compelled 70 vse1r
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last sesnA q ~ yrsacA vas. nAAs ~
fore tie railway station. = ffuat =
which Dassss tie canal. whsrs -
Germans fought for two hosrs 70 take
the bridges. After they had captured
tAs station. With heavy casualties. tie
Germans moved rapidly ahead. taking
suburban villages" ..
The correspondent Of the Central
News at Paris sends the following:
The shooting of the British infaa-
trymsn on the firing line was wonder
full. Every time q Germans head
showed above . trench and every time
the German infantry attempted to rush
. position. there came = steady. With
ering hre from the khaki-claA msa
lying in exteaded formation along he
wide battle front.
Il witnessed . notable scene o. tAo
road bstwssa Boulogns and Paris.
Two EngiisA cardinals, Cardinal
Bourne. archbiship Of wsstainsAss,
and Cardinal 0asaust, abSot DesoalAak
Of he Easiish BsneAictt1ss. vsrs -
their Way fro0 LONDON 70 tie ooocoANo
ct Ro0s. Their train stoD1sd % . ~
ing and ~ carioss eAaaes Q Real-
Asat of BfitisA troops. which inclv1ea
In its ranks large body Of Irish CakA-
oaics wes drawn up alonssiAs ese Q
moment. The cardinals leaned ovt q
tAe window and gave the soldiers thser
blessing, which the Catholic soalSsR
~ sDoataaeoos impalss. kDsat - n.
es1ve." -
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