The Green Forest tribune., 1914-08-21
Flashes From inc Moving
 Picture Drama of War

A German officer is quoted as say ing: "We can afford to lose million men as the price of victory
 St. Petersburg reports that the gen eral advance of the Russian army be- gan Sunday.
 The German emperor and three of his sons have reached Mainz on the frontier.
 Berlin reports a brilliant German victory over the French at Legarde.
 The French claim brilliant naval victory in the Mediterranean, sinking four Austrian warships.
 The Czar and his family have reach ed Moscow, where they were met by an enthusiastic populace.
 The Germans, French and English are barring correspondents from the field.
 T., Greece is preparing to resist Turk f7ou p.tsasion of Bulgarian territory. .s.the French report steady advances in Alsace, the Germans retiring in great disorder. The French are nov ing on Strasshurg. '-s.
 A London report says that the Car is preparing to issue a proclamation giving the Jews equal political and civil rights with other subjects
 Belgians captured the standard of the Deaths Head Hussars, the regi ment of the German Grown Prince.
 Montenegrin troops have invaded Bosnia and won several victories over the Austrians.
 Russia has demanded of Turkey un- for its Black Sea fleet.
 The battle between French and Ger mans at Dinant lasted a whole day and the superior French artillery drove back the Germans with great loss.
 The Austrian bombardment of Bel grade continues, and the Servians have deserted the streets.
 The war has dealt blow to Ger man business from which it will re- quire generations to recover.
 The British forces have already cap tured over 5000 German prisoners.
 Twelve hundred were buried on the battlefield of Diest, in Belgium.
 All the countries except Russia have acknowledged the receipt of President Wilson's tender of good offices.
 American cowboys are recruiting a regiment of Rough Riders in London.
 The United States now has charge of the diplomatic interests of all the belligerant powers except Servia and Montenegro.
 Greece has demanded of Turkey the reason for the mobilization of Otto man troops on the Grecian frontier.
 Saturday 4,500 Americans departed from Liverpool and 100 from Glasgow for home.
 Three British liners sailed from Philadelphia Saturday for Engand carrying half million bushels of wheat.
 Italy has refused to permit four Australian army corps to cross it's soil to reinforce the Germans in Alsace.
 It is believed that England and it's allies have called upon Spain for as- istance in crushing Germany.
 Wounded Germans on the Eastern frontier are being taken to St. Peters burg.
 There are about 6,0J0 Americans in Italy alone, and there are probably Ill., 900 in Switzerland.
 Germany and Austria are silent re- garding the movements of their troops, so there is really only one side of the picture given.
 Aeroplanes are being used every where to ascertain positions of the op- posing forces, and, according to re- ports, are doin, lendid service in striking contrg to- the feeble at tempts of ths edecessors' captive
 The death of General von Emmich has been officially confirmed and he has been succeeded by General von der Marwitz