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EAST HIGHLAND

EAST HIGHLAND. o.. Oct. 4.-The
Beimont county board OF visitors in
day. this being their semi-annuai visit
The board was more than pleased with
conditions there. MIR. and Mrs. Broom
s hal, hay. s,s proved wed very efricisn, from
regretting very much that they have
resigned and will leave Thursday. Oc-
tober LIST as no officials have ever treat
ones. Much work has been accom-
plished by them. and especially much
fsuit has been put up for the benent OF
Mrs. J. e. Pickering here. Mrs. Geo. III.
Smith. OF Martins Ferry; Mrs. Robert
Eaton. OF Morristown; A. c. Darrsh. Of
ST Clairsville: James Anderson. of Bell
are. and DIR. J. a. Judkins. OF Barnes
willie.
Mrs. G. r. Nixon T. doing quite n lot
OF improving 10 his property here. A
lssky roof Is being replaced by a new
shed.
Mrs. Annie Mills ana Miss I.eota
hubbard. were appointed delegates from
the christian church here to attend the
county sunday school convention held
At Barnesville Tuesday and Wednesday
also Mr.. Chas. Fowler went as deie-
gate from the Louisville NJ. y church
Miss Alice Roscoe and nephew. VIII
liam Robb. visited relatives In Bellaire
last Sunday.
Mrs: Eims Taylor and Miss I.izzi.
SloweI went to GAINESVILLE last Satur-
day to visit over sunday with relatives
Mrs MIS-. Taylor visited her daughter. Miss
5aptismai services were held here las,
sunday afternoon at the creek near
Jonn Weltys. The services being held
oy Bro. Horn. pastor OF the Christian
Snurcn. three men were immersed by
Christian baptism.
Miss Bertha Fulton returned 10 her
nome In Homestead. Pa on Monday
after rev weeks visit here with her
SISTER. Mrs. Alta Rottmeire and othe,
relatives in the vicinity.
: MT and Mrs. George Nixon went to
COLUMBUS last sunday To attend the
tunersl or their nephew. Mr.. Joe Stew
ems. they returned home on Monday
Rev. T: G Horn preached TO quite n
large audience here In the Christian
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church Qst sunday evening on the rea,
Church OF Christ" and its ministry
70 the community. Taking for his text
mat MAT 1918; Upon this rock 1 viii
Mrs. Neil Caldwell. OF St Ciairsvilie
spent sunday here with her brotae,
AIT sam Taylor and family
mr.. Robert and Thomas Hoge ana
SISTER. Miss Esther. OF Scio. and MIR.
Sraii or Illinois. drove over in their
car last week from Scio and visited
Win Ar. and Mrs Joseph Iddings. They
Formerly lived in this vicinity.
Mrs Lee Hays went TO Niagara Falls
last sunday called there by the death
or her sister. Mrs. Tamson McNichoi.
Miss Olive Hays has returned from m
visit with friends in Flushing
several from here attended the Sere-
made given Mr.. William Davis and bride
~ the Great Western last Tuesday even-
ihk MIR. Davis was married last sat-
uruay TO Miss Grace Barnes. of Belmont
Mr. Davis was one OF our very best
tions.
Miss Mildred Taylor attended the
meeting OF the Girls club in ST. clafrs-
Vile last SATURDAY evening
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UNlONTOWN, 9.

=, CNfoNToWN. O.. Oct ~ -,
80 Judge Eaton. Mr. Faegart sn1
here and attenS.d s eS'; spent sunday
n. shu MIS- Lewis OF Follansbee N
o.. Nisited friends here last week Mr.
maS,t mas returned Mrs Lewis re-
'"snneo 70 visit longer with friends
- MIS- Bert Long and mothei .ttena.a
ne Hheuuhs reception OF her b.other al
Vills ~, OF her parents near Loyds-
=, Mr. and sirs. sldwen ana Mr. .,d
~; Ntis9n OF -. CiairsviIle and Mr.
H. o. lhtsbnrgn visited the frst Of
baNls remained few DAYS
Mesars. SnodgraSS and Calvin potto.,.
S'bs..h en me synod OF L. \. church.
day and S'v WcGns a. New Concord Tues
q, ne ladies' l.is=ionary society met n
~ W nome OF the yelling sisters Th,r, !.
AIR. and Mrs. Emil Rose bave r.,,,.,
rom their trip TO Niagara Falls X y
e- 100 armstrong has opened new
Mrs Geo Campbell passed away from,
thiS NE on last Saturday. THE fun.yas
heia at her home on Monday
hail Martha Lyle attended the sab
Da,h school convention held nj Rarne..
VIE on Tuesday and "Wednesday
Fred Taylor visited her unofn.r
~, Lyls one day recently.
81 ana Mrs. NichOl Of I.affertv Vie
lted Mrs. Lyle and daughters on sS,ro.,
nr. ana Mrs. McGraw OF BclIaIrs
Nfie mere on Wednesday
tbs r sna Mrs Geo Barnes attended
'hs iuneral Of Mr.. Grim at Fairpoinf
i-s borothea Armstrong Mechanics
faNIthSe Armstrong. Roy Tanner and
asncs Price spent Thursday Afternoon
NJ me home Of Miss Eunice Orrison
near Morristown 'S'n'
Mlss Eunice and sister Mrs. McCrsw
NE sl aimed the q. l.. g. The Announce
ment Of the near marriage Of MI. 49,, :
nice 20 Mr.. Gregg - Cambridge vyas
surprise for the club
. he marriage Of Miss Mary Ro,.d -
Mr. Harris OF New Athens viii 49,
pace at her home on "Wednesday.
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TAKE TWO FORTS
BEFORE ANTWERP
GERMANS REPORT PARTIAL VIC.
TORY IN SIEGE OF NEW
BELGIUM CAPITAL.
Deny Many Charges Made Against
Germany and Make Counter
Charges.


BERLIN, oct. .. via Wireless to
Sayville. l.. The following official
announcement was made today.
In the siege OF Antwerp forfs
Wavre-St Catharine and DorpweId
have been taken and fort Waelhem
invested. Termonde. an Important
strategical point. has been occupied
On our western wing. new
french attempt 20 encircie our forces
has been repulsed. The French have
been elected from their positions
south Of Roye.
"sorties from Toul were repulsed
with heavy losses"
Other press matter officially given
out today. says:
The Danish paper National II
dende. published a statement by Cott
lieb Won JaEow. the German foreign
minister. In which he says that Great
Britain had promised france assist
ance before German troops entered
Belgium England. In fact, had pre.
pared for war by stirring IN feeling
IN the different countries AGAINST Ger.
many. after the old Eneilsh way OF
playing European continental states
against each other.
Detrimental Policy.
"A pamphlet issued BY the Bremen
chamber of commerce on the econom-
zeal consequences Of the present war
Indicate that Great Brifaina naval
policy T. detrimental 10 neutral states
EXPORTING raw material. and especial
" detrimental 10 the United States
The Daily Chronicles Rordesur
report thst General Won stenrer.
commander o. the German Fifty third
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FINISHES WORK
IN PANHANDLE
DEPUTY STATE TAX COLLECTOR
ANDERSON LEAVES THIS
SECTION.
Collections In Ohio County Were Con.
sioersbiy Less Than Formerly
Praises Howard Wells.

Having completed his work In this
section % the state. p VI. Anderson
Of Friendly. w. Va. Deputy State tax
collector. left Saturday for his home
We viii next 30 10 Marion county.
where he VIII collect revenues due
the state from licenses and other
sources
Before leaving. Mr. Anderson stated
that the revenues due the state are
considerably less In Ohio county this
year than IN the past This h due
he said. 10 the loss ~ liquor licenses
This year. the collection Of licenses
due the state amounted 10 about 81.
100 In Ohio county. while formerly
they amounted 10 about So 600
Mr.. Asderson paid uigh compii.
ment 20 the work Of John Howard
Wells. clerk Of the county court The
work OF collecting the state taxes IL
made much easier through the co.
operation Of County Clerk Wells" he
said. The deputy tar collector added
that sheriff Sweeney also f. render.
ing valuable assistance In this respect
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Miss Anna schultz. os R,,ht.s 49,.
!. -, Sou.n w arwood. has returned home
ban, spenaing few days visiting at the
Thc,n. Mss alsry Ward. OF Benwood.
,,,rrs, Is Mcciain. OF Wheeling. has
,an,, n ,'.'d Z. y. Doty's house. on Rich
i"na avenue. South Marwood.
10 harry Rymer. OF North warwooa
days. 'e"s III Tor few
., Mr. and Mrs. p W. Mahan. of r~.,,v.
mohiI. ,s,, nave returned from an auto
S 1Ie tour through PennsyiVants
Seorge sutton. OF sixteenth sfrs., ~.
,ist,,..' nome AFTER spending SUNDAY
ineton. Pa. "S IA Nasn-
MT; and Mrs. Charles F.sthcrs -,
80. urSh IA. have returned hone
1917 spending some time vfsitinr A. a..
cornsr % ST. and Mrs. George Ambrose.
avenue. anu hichland
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Sheriff to Bridgeport Savings Loan a
Building Co. acre. Warren Township.
$3.50; Sheriff TO bridgeport Savings.
Loan q Budding Co, l acre. $50; w. f.
HELD township. $3.50: Frederick Miller
70 Pearl Miller. lot. Toronto. $1,000: ID.
l. Call 10 Ada Tatgenhorst Notes. Steu-
Msibet Warrent township. 5000: W-n,
jackson to Mary Burns. lot Warren
township. $40: Anna Gildsy. admx.. to
township. $2s.5OO: ID. j. Sinclair 10 In
ternational Pulp Stone oC.. 21t-iOo0a
knox township. ss7.27: ID. J. Sincieair to
international Pulp Stone Co, 545-iOO0a
1 t-lva-. Warren township. S225: Angela
Campbell to Ohio Valley Real Estate Co
lot. city. 81: Ohio Valley Real Estate
20. 10 Angelt Campbell. 73isa Wells
township, 5; William Twaddlc 10 John
Marshail. 4oS-. Springfield township.
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infantry brigade. had given an order
that no quarter be granted. and for
his soldiers to kill all the French en-
countered. armed or unarmed. is an
impudent lie like the French report
that an Austrian motor battery was
captured on the Meuse.
The German press praises the ac-
tion of the Bundesrath I'm Prohibiting
the payment of liabilities which Eng
land has been pressing in furtherance
OF the policy to embarrass German
trade which IL has pursued since the
war was begun by England. England
also is suffering from this policy or
trade vexation. the Daily Telegraph Of
London declaring that the British
prohibition OF the sugar importations
il proving harmful TO several British
industries.
Glorifies Act
the well-known British paper.
Graphic. elorihes Belgian women who
severely injured German soldiers with
boiling water. The Sphere publishes
Illustrations showing women firing at
Uhlans. thus honoring the outrages OF
franctireurs.
Count Michael Karolyi president
of the Hungarian independent party.
returning from a French prison re-
ports having seen Turcos carrying
Strings upon which wre suspended
ears. noses and fingers.
Jacques Delcasse tson of the
French foreign minister). a wounded
prisoner OF war in Germany, praises
NE splendid treatment received by
the French wounded IN Germany"
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WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

As reported by II r. Dunlap. patent
lawyer OF Wheeling. w. Va. the pa.
tent Office records show the recon,
issue Of the following patents 10 West
Virginia inventors: Edgan r RuIIard
assignor OF one-half TO l.. r. Morning.
star. Wheeling. matrix sheets and
method OF producing same. Salathiel
W. Stalnaker. Flat Woods. folding
crate; Harlin 2. Stewart. Ceredo. sus.
pendiag device.
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Contracfor HenrY kirchnsr. of TWen-
tieth street end Warwood avenue. has
the foundation completed for the cree
tion % a large bungalow on WarwoOd
avenue. North End
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G r. Carothers. OF Ninenteenth street.
who has been working In the Beaver oil
fields down I'm the state had his foot
crushed Friday By n large piece OF iron
falling on the foot II IL thought that
IL will be At least n month before he
will be able to return to work
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WARW0OD
Improving Street.

Street Commissioner Edward Brooks
has had ? large force cf men working
last week distributing crushed stone and
cinders on Rtchland avenue. both In
Center and South Warwood. Cinders are
being distributed on Fourth street; Mr.
Brooks will have all the work completed
in the next few days.
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James H. Boyd has filed an answer
snn cross petition TO his wife's alimony
eult ana he asks divorce. He alleres
Sross neglect OF duty In frequently de-
sertng the home and the children. COM
them. " ''0N oieer
J. w McFadden. admir-. j. r. Selman
W. liens Kun Coal Co. settled and dis
Ida j. Barnes vs.. John A. Barnes. real
es'a,e AT Rush Run awarded pIaintiff
az snmony. as defendant was guilty OF
gross neglect OF duty. %
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King. paurht.r Ms.ting.

Monthly meeting q the Senior circle
Of Kings Daughters Of Marwood will ba
held Thursday evening. october Is. at
the home OF Mrs Harry Rymer. OF the
North End.
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First meeting Of the Junior circle ~
Kings Daughters 81 Warwood. will h.
held Tuesday evening az o'clock. ~
the home OF Miss Gail kemamuno. Of
Invent -first street
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MEMS MEETING
wen attended Meeting Of Rural Y. IA.
Z. =. HELD Yesterday q the
Woodsdale School Bulldlna.

The regular Sunday services thar
are being held In the out the pike dis.
trict under the auspices OF the Y AZ
&. a. were held yesterday afeternoon
az the Woodsdale school building The
meeting was largely attended ana
several excellent addresses were
heard The meetings will continue
throuEhout the winter In an effort to
make them permanent In this district.
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commun.on ssrrice..

Communion services were held al the
Lutheran church yesterday morning ~
1880 o'clock Rev. Ralph s. Harshman
had charge. Special music was rendered
b. the choir Rally day services VIII be
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Marie-At the place where was
spendlnf CIV vacation THE summer. n
ffeeh Nomng farmer tried 90 bliss mo fIe
told me he'd never kissed a giri in bio
Efhei- what "a you sav a. him"
MATE told him I vas no aFrlrui.
Lural experiment station -a Boston
Transcript
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| Regular weekly meeting OF the Love-
land Volunteer Fire end Protection AS
sociation. OF South Warwood. will he
held this evening at o'clock. Al the
hose house. corner Firth street and War
wood avenue.
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Monthly meeting OF IN. ,,ro,h..h,.s
ne Lutheran church. will be- held
ass' SUNDAY evening after church All
"rEed 10 bring their friends
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estate OF Fred Maionee. Final distribu-
ton estate Eliza Robertson Final ae-
signed Sale ordered In estate OF Wal
Ter Myers ct al TO sell real estate.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENNfLLE. O.. Oct t-The
dry forces OF jefferson county have
mooilized for the state wide prohibition
campaign stronger than in any like
campaign previous. They are sending
out q cart load OF literature Male and
female orators are on the rostrum.
ministers preach once "A week Evan
gehstS are at work. Cottage PRAYER
meetings are being held. There are
mems mass meetings here each SUNDAY
afternoon. Personal work among voters
- on Manufacturers are pleading with
We WORKERS 70 vote dry. Women work
ers are working hard
business men and politicians are solic-
lting men TO vote dry" on the theory
that ~ me state goes dry the ceaseleSs
agitation that embarraSseS hem will he
done with once and for all.
Marriage License
Graziano Grazios. 80 years and PhfIo-
mens beNiiacqua. % years. OF Rhodes
Probate Court.
Petition % sell real estate in estate
OF Walter Myers ct al Ffnai account
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They hans on all winter m NOT
checked. and pave the way for serious
throat and lung diseases. Get a bot.
ne OF foieys Honey and Tar Com
pound. and take 70 freely Stopa
coughs and colds heals raw. infamcd
throat. loosens the phiegm. and IL mild.
W laxative Charles r. Miller. ID In.
Quirer. Canneiton. Ind. had bronchial
trouble. got very hoarse. coughed con.
etanuy from a tickling throat tie.
used Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. Was entirely relieved Wanfa
others % know Of Foley's Honey and
lar For sale BY John Coleman q Co.
ADV.
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held at the church next sunaav 80.
noon at 2:30 O'Clock
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Petition 20 sell real estate in estate
or Walter Myers ct al Final account
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WAR NEWS IN BRIEF

British War once an
nounces that the Germans are still
retreating after heavy losses and that
the British troops have crossed the
Marine In northerly direction. Gen.
French reports the capture Of an en-
and $50 prisoners. From Paris comes
the announcement that the allies are
forcing the enemy back at every point
along the line. French forces are re-
ported to be reoccupying Upper
Alsace. the Germans having with
drawn their troops there to reinforce
their centre and right.
A despatch from Nancy announces
that the Germans have evacuated
Luneville and that German troops
have been withdrawn from the ter
ritory eastward Of Belfort. The Ger
man line. according to the last re-
ports, has been driven back thirty
seven miles.
AUSTRIA.-According TO despatch
from Vienna, Austria was plunged
into gloom to-day when official ad-
mission was made that thu operations
against the Russians had cost the
Austrians one-fourth OF the first line
OF effective fighting men. The total
loss in killed wounded and missing Is
reported at $4,000 men. For the
first time II became known tina the
operations in Galicia and Russian
Poland had been under the personal
direction OF the Archduke Francis
Frederick. The hospitals. hotels and
public buildings OF Vienna are filled
with wounded. who are arriving In
great numbers in special trains from
Poland and Galicia.
latest development slons
the Russian frontier % that the Aus
,trians have begun the evacuation Of
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Cracow. II Is also reported that
frzemysl Is being besieged by heavy
Russian force. The Russians have
apparently not yet succeeded in cap
turing Godek, near Lemberg. The
hardest fighting. according to a late
report. Is on line extending from the
Dniester River to Tomaslow. An
other report says that the Russians
are advancing into Siesia and that
their present movements are threat
ening Breslau.
Turkish Ambassador at
Washington was advised by the otto
man Government yesterday that all
conventions between the Powers and
Turkey which conferred special
privileges or restricted the sovereignty
OF the Porte have been abrogated.
German force of 5000
men has been reported near Client
and large bodies of German troops are
on the way from brussels to The
French frontier. The Belgians have
recaptured Aerschot. the Belgian
sharpshooters. according to report
having dashed into the place and
routed the German garrison.
BRITAIN.--Premier Asauith
asked Parliament yesterday to author
ize a new call for 500 900 more volun-
teers, The War Bureau admitted
yesterday that the British cruiser
Pathfinder. which was sun.s Saturday
off the coast of Scotland. was de-
stroyed by torpedo and not by
contact mine as was at first reported
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to despatch
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TURKEY WITHDRAWS RIGHTS
ENJOYED BY CHRISTIANS IN
THE REALMS OF THE SULTAN
Official Announcement Is Made of the
Abrogation of All Conventions With
the Powers Granting Special
Privileges.

serve notice of abrogation. believing THAI
the Christian nations Of the world are
too busily engaged In the European strug-
gle TO voice any serious protest.
Some diplomats who have grown sus-
pic!ous of Turkish assurances OF neutrality
in the present war were inclined TO fear
that this latest move might be OF more
far reaching significance and might be
designed as a pretext for vigorous action
in the event OF protests from England
on account of her position in Egypt. The
possibilities there are ominous.
The Oldest of these capisuli,ions or
treaties betweel the orte am .he Chris
tan nations of the world da.cs back 70
1883. Ii was the treaty wi h the Italian
republics of Ge "a anc Venice The me ST
important capitulations are those CO n
cluded by France In l7i0 and by England
at various times from 1875 to 1909. The
United States treaty was announced in
1850.
John Bassett Moore In his "Interna-
tional Law Digest" quotes Secretary OF
State Bayard on these capi.ulations as
follows:
"As these various capitulatlons acted
rather to recognize and confirm existing
rights than to create special privileges II
was inevitable that In the course OF cen
turtles the policy of autonomous extra
terrltoriaiity should be expanded and that
rights and privileges born OF the Inherent
prerogative OF nom Mussulmans and ac-
auiesced In by long and continuous usage
should become vested rights sanction d by
the Ottoman power and indefeasible by
any act OF the Turkish sovereign.
ut may thus not always be practicable
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"SHINGToN. Sept. 1o.-Rustem Bey,
me Turkish Ambassador. announced
mere to-day that he had received word
mat Turkey has abrogated all conven-
lions or capitulations. as they are
known automatically. with the Powers
winch confer special privileges or re-
srct the sovereignty OF the Porte.
This announcement is OF great i'm
p'ftance not only to the Christian ma
uons OF Europe but to the United
e'ates While AL official explanation
the significance Of Turkeys action
was not obtainable at the Turkish EN-
O1sy tonight, diplomats said that the
announcement referred to the treaties
under which Christian nations enjoy the
rNHeges in Turkey OF having their sub
'eeS trled In consular courts and also
''"er extraordinary rights. 1t Is under
''oou That some of the rights included
~ hese capitulations include the liberty
"residence Of Christians In Turkey, the
"''oIahiIlty OF domiclle, the freedom OF
.'n'herce and OF religion and immunity
run local judicial processes. except UNI
Sa certain safe guarantees.
most OF these rights have been estab-
''nea IN Turkey through n long series OF
rscedenis and practices. The right OF
N'al before the consular courts Is d.
''c'y involved In Turkeys action. and
mat Is regarded as fundamental to the
system Of rights which have been bull,
W Tor Christians in Turkey.
Under present treaty rights with Tur'
n'S W. Americans. for instance. who go
u" trouble in the Ottoman Empire woulC
w tried before the American Consul
II has been known for many years that
ue Turkish Government has been dis
saushed with these capitulations and ef
io's nave been made from time TO time
or1ng about change In the system
me belief in Washington is that Turke,
las seized the present opportunity 4
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KAISER'S YOUNGEST SON
IS WOUNDED In ACTION
Prince Joachim Of Prussia
Struck by Bursting
Shrapnel.
speciai Cable DespatcA to THn sus.

AMSTERDAM, Sept. lo.-Omcial des-
patches from Berlin say Prince Joachim
Of Prussia has been wounded in an ac-
ton with the French forces. He was
acting as ordnance offlcer when he was
struck by Ave bullets from bursting
shrapnel.
The wound did not penetrate to the
bone. He was removed to the nearest
garrison hospital. The dispatches do
not disclose where the action took place.
Prince Joachim was born at Berlin on
December II. 1890. He is Lieutenant
in the First Regiment Of the Guards.
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C by
T y his o Ea FOL
! a n
On
egno nAguo3 a Mons md n i OF S French ry constitute a four
from # t. If tharng
gty
o.
mte whhh m
TIL BrHsh n France escaping amhht ~ he h lining % o the Germans
hung@ l na ~ IS to e
hsor + lie most o gy ny
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NEW POST FOR CROWN PRINCE
81. PetersburE Hears He Will OPP
pose Russian Army.

LONDON. Sept lit Is believed in st,
st. Petersburg. according to a despatch re-
ceived here, that Crown Prince William.
who Is now heading an army In France,
Is to head the German armies moving
against the Russians