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Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
EIGHTEEN TRAINL0ADS OF
GERMANS OUT OF FRANCE

LONDON, Sept. 27.-An Amsterdam dis
patch to the Central News company from
Maestricht states that between the hours
OF $50 and 1880 Friday eighteen train
loads OF wounded Germans passed through
AixIa-Chappelle from France.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
French Surround and
Annihilate a Regiment

LONDON, sept H.-'Ths French have
surrounded and annihilated the lOsth regi-
ment OF German reserves" says the Basel
correspondent OF the Exchange Telegraph
company in message sent by way OF
Rome. The dispatch adds: The Ger
man wounded include a colonel, a major.
two captains and two heutenants."
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
German Red Cross
Nurses Garry Pistols

PARIS. Sept. H.-The Germans in re-
treating from Peronne left behind them
a hospital staff of 225 surgeons, seventy
women nurses. 100 male nurses, a
Protestant pastor, Dominican priests and
several deaconesses Each OF the women
nurses carried repeating pistol. When
the chief surgeon was reminded that this
was contrary TO the Red Cross regula-
tions he explained that the women had
been given arms TO make their persons
respected"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
Germans Make Slight Gains in
Center of Battle Front in West

vanced French division was repulsed hy
smaller German force.
I'm the centH' of the battle front we
have made slight gains,
THE forts under BORA rdmcnt suu,h
of Verdun have WITHDRAWN thclc fire. Our
artillery is now engaged with forces
which the enemy brought up on the west
bank of the Mcucc
Elsewhere the situation remained un-
changed"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
Sixty Victims of
Shipwreck Saved

WASHINGTON. Sept s7.-Four officers
ana ffty-siN persons, who were aboard
the Cutter Tahoma when she went
ashore in the Western Aleuuan islands.
have been picked up by the steamer
Cordova and survey ship Patterson, near
Agattd island, advices today to the
Revenue Cutter Service stated. Search
now is proceeding for twenty-three other
persons from the TGhoma, who. landed
from boats on islands nearby.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28

BERLIN Cby Wireless to Sayville, L. -,
Sept T.-The headquarters of the Ger
man general staff announced last nigh.
that the Germans had made slight gains
in the center of the battle front in France.
The official statement follows:
"The enemy are using their railroaa m
general attack on the extreme cnd OF
the right flank OF the German army.
"At Bapaume dn Pas-de-Calaisl. four
teen miles southeast Of Arras an ad-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
Sickness
Caused by Fall Into
Water-F illed Ditch

LONDON, Sept. 27.--A despatch TO the
Times from Geneva says that the Suisse
states that Emperor William is IN with
Inflammation OF the lungs as a result Of
having fallen into trench that was filled
with water.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED
IN EAST DUTCH STATES

PARIS, Sept IA dispatCh to the
TIavas agency from Amsterdam that IN
order to prevent the expectation OF con-
traband articles 20 Germany. the Neither
land government had declared martial
law in the eastern provinces
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
BOmbardment of ?
Malines is Begun

Reuter- Telegram company from Antwerp
says that the Germans today commenced
the bombardment Of Malines. The people
were obliged TO quit their reconstruction
habitations. Heavy gun-firing is also
heard In the direction OF Hofstads
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
HILL READY FOR MAYTORENA
Carranza officer Prepared to Resist
Attack of Villa Minion.
MORE FIGHTING is PREDICTED
First ChicT Sees Further BlOOdHhed
aud says RcbclIIous Leader
wJI Re "a HIRme
for ~.

NACO sonora McNi.o. sept. &.-Gon-
cral Erriamm HiIrs force OF about 100
men with eight machine guns and plenty
of ammunition is here tonight. prepared
20 resist another attack by Governor
Maytnrona's mon. Reliable information
coucclning Yesterdays fight rt Santa
Barbara, In which Un was defeated
gives Ums loss at about ninety men
killed or wounded and lcft ON the iieid.
Thtrty-rivc wounded werc brought here.
General Iulrs men say Maytoreno lost
twenty-eight killed and cighty-two
wounded.
Colonel Hatfield, brigade commander OF
the Uutcd states forces at Douglas.
withheld permission to hiing the wounded
across the border tu Douglas The MeN-
can consul here appealed 60 lIatreld's
supcriors al san Antonio, who sustained
the American officer
Further Fighting Predicted.
wASIINGTON. Sert 27.--Furt1cr n-ht-
ING rn Mexico was predicted by General
Carrauya today to the diplomnuc corps In
Mexico city. according To Official auN'ceS
to the state department
The first chief oNplaincd to the diplo-
|
Zapata had refused 60 attend or send
delegates tu the national convention called
Tor October | and that his forces were
active in the south.
Hc said that the blame for further
bloodshed would be Villas as his own
troops would net only on the defensive,
Zapntn with ViiIr.
Official information has come to the
Washington government from General
Funston and others with a deflniteness
| that Is regarded beyond question that
! Zapata and Villa are working in harmony
/ against Carranza and expect the support
Of cx-federals who fled he capital because
Carranza would give them no guarantees
one ~ Villas chief demands has been
that merltorious Officers who supported
Huerta he taken into the new national
army, only those directly implicated In
the overthrow OF Madero being barred.
! Already Il has been reported that Fran
cisco Carbaial. former provisional presi-
dent, and General Felix Diaz are ready to
I support Villa.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28
The Weather

at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28

Temperature and precipitation depar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

MEXICO CITY. Aug 70 -Arranr,s-
ments for the peaceful entry Of the
lonstitutlonalis army into Mexico
city were made to-day by the foreign
q diplomats. who Yesterday went 10
IeolOyuCan and conferred with Cen
eral Carranza. the COnstltuflouallsf
leader
This information was given out 20.
daH az the Brazilian legation upon the
return Of the diplomats special train
from IcoIOyucau 40 date for the
entry ~ the ConstItutIonallsts into the
capital has been fixed
Numerous troops and large quaint.
ties uf ammunition and other war ma.
ferIals are being quietly moved out
0f the capital over the Mexican rail-
uaF hF the federal army Their dcs.
rration has not been made public. bat
if Is believed here that the movement
If the forerunuer % the general eva.
rurf0r Of The capital one brigade
~ Infantry already has gone and mum.
.fOus troops of other branches Of che
service are leaving Do Del rumorcd
their destination Ia me fathmua Ol
Ifrulnfeper. whore the old army viii
await action OF fhe new government
.I fHn matter Of rrUoEuIfI0r
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LEAVING LONDON
CcoHtiausd from Pirs, PaE.l

country above Iierc. proceeding In the
direction OF congress and ST. Trond
The impression OF the CORES pond-
ent g. that no heavy fighting is likeIy
10 Belgian LimburE. where the Ger
mans have little or no infantry BY
the opposition offered BY the BELGIAN
troops az iAege. the Germans lost
precious time which vas proftably
employed by the French and British
In concentrating masses az convent
ent points. The allied forces have
been 20 disposed a. 10 b. supported
by fortified position az many Of the
chief points. but little or nothing has
been done around Brussels. and IL Is
thought that the city D. being used as
bait % auract the Germans
The Belgian people are anxious re-
garding Brussels. as the German cav
ally D. carrying raids nearer and near
Or 20 the capital. but such consldera.
lions are not likely 20 have any ~.
iect on the decisions OF the general
10 IS certain that vast preparations
have been made by the allies now
spread out for battle. and they are
likely % move quickly when the hour
20 strike comes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

LONDON Aug 1g. 8 a. m=Tbe
,ally Mail says 90 learns that on Mon.
uaN, after the frIitiess assault bv
Inr Germans on the IIeEe forts. the
g'fman government aEain Approached
belgium. Through Holland. a. interme-
diaf}, pointing out that Germany had
no quarrel with Belgium and no desire
20 o. at war with her. and asked the
BELGIAN government To- raconsIder ifr
refusal 90 allO wfhe German army to
traverse Belgium BOZ order to save tse.
less expenditure ln blood and treasure
ne heIEian government. according
20 lh' new paper made reply. again
i'LAslnE me German request
Inc Daily Mail says 90 undcratsnds
ilai turkey has assured the British
government that the German cruisers
zoe Den and Hreslau. which are now Ira
lle hardanclloF. viii Do disarmad. but
mat there ls reason 90 believe that
llfkfY has purchased and intends Do
l-L iN' two cruisers in commission
nIa. in the opinion OF the Daily
naII would Do grave breach Of neu.
f Turkey intends to enter tho war
al Germany. ally or t0 paw on rTr
GO scores against Greece" the Daily
..aI luuNuura 'Hhe must be- warned
..fi Iu either case rsfrIbufI0n uriII
tf swift and certain
N appears that Germany offered 10
..N tha 4uthun t0 Turkey some limo
.-'. HI. That ffr deal fau through b..
.is. turkey stipulated chat fHe rsa.
.ti should o. handed over with rar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
HARDING DOWNS
Ccontinu.d IRON rirst PaE.l

are A. n Morrill, for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Chas q Hudebrand. FOR Sec
rotary OF State, Edward e Turner
for Attorney General. Charles r
Steinbaugh. for Treasurer.
The Democratic nominees are. W
4. Greenlund for Lieutenant Govern.
or, J. H. Secrest. for Secretary Of
state, John ?. Brennan. for Treasur.
er
judicial nominees are. Republican
Tor Chief Justice. Frank TagEart: for
Associated Justices. Thomas a Jones
Edward = Mathis Democratic. for
Chief Justice. Hugh L. Nichols. for
Associate Justices. J Foster Wilkin.
Phil NJ Grow.
COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. 70 Leaders
In the major political parties began
tonight preparation for the platform
conventions which will b. held in this
state on August 70 Reliable returns
from Yesterdays state wide primary
had left In doubt tonight only tho
nominees for congress 10 one or two
districts and nominees in some in
stances for minor offices
The narrow margin that had sepa-
rated former Senator Joseph ID For
aker and Warren g. Harding OF Mar
hy futher returns that assured the
nomination 90 Harding az Republican
candidate for United states senator
] HardinEs plurality will be several
thousand over Foraker and former
. Congressman Ralph - Cole. Che latter
having run third
Prank N Willis Congressman from
I thc Eighth district. received "a teIo-
cram This afternoon from hia opuo-
nent former State Senator David Tod
I CONTEMPLATING Willis upon hts nomH
nation Tor governor hy the RcpuhV.
cans Tho majority Of Governor Cox
I Tor denomination hv tho Democrats
I viii approximate Fn. 900 or more over
lonero--man John WbItacre. 81
/ Canton
Do Dol conceded that the platform con
'"nuon- off 600 parties viii give aeri-
. gH- consideration f1 tho question OF
~fafr.U de- prohibition which will be-
. voted ul ir November
D James k Garfield who received the
Z domination 90 fhn Progressive PARTY
/ '"r rut.rnHr haa declared Ir favor az
/ giving Congress fhe power fo deal with
] iIt liquor irlnr ir Tho States
Arthur r. GHrford Progressive nom
L 'rF. 'Hr senator. .a on open advocate
"f state. N.Hr prohibition
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RADICAL STEPS
loostlau.a 80 %, -

canadian minister Of finance al o..
"a wa. thus obviat.nE shipments across
The Atlantic
Reflect on Coyntry's Credit.
mere vac no further reason. Dr. was
lfil. why OBLIGATIONS NOT covered ty
The moratorium in England should MOI
Do met some OF The banker TOOK me
DO Ifion that f0 refuse 20 make these
payments in gold would he 4 rarer-
ton un the c0untry.s inteRrity ana
would damage Ifs credit abroad
Other drvrIopmeu OF tho dav Ir.
dIcated steady Improvement ir frar
f.aI aflHIra stock exchange author.
flns made ruling prru.fUre fhe pur.
chase or serurlflna Tor cash. but bar.
..rl marginal frarra rf.rra The
money market waa afHI r.u Bids lf
'1 per cent were made Cor time
loans With few onrrr-. There vas
af.U rn real market f-r london gr
Continental exchange
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

LONDON Aug Poet rThrafr- re-
rrnf'r appointed secretary ~ the Amer
lCnu rw haear af Toxic and Mrs
wheeler who we've compelled 90 turn
hack 40 Berlin while Hr their unr 90
Japan. arrived 90 TOLL to-day from
'"rrrr1r.r a".Hrr panied hU thirty
stranded Americans
Loans made hr f"r American RELIEF
'.wuIff-. f. rrfurfr American now
average about ffH 900 naIfr These loans
ore rafr Hn aHrurff. rHIrr Given ff.r.
bHrf IT. N"H. or m r.Ir.rrfH one rf the
r..Lrf committee. rH"a applicants frr no..
Tor who rrH.'" Gro HHrfIf.rr a. rHf
nnw average more ffHr rem on Tffrrr
daily Due frHf Nn expects whom fHa
-.'"r..H arrive frr~ German" rrrrh
larger mum hHr H.'| r.ru.rr ..Hfrr.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
PROBABLE WINNERS In BELMONT
COUNTY ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY

AT their opponents By cafe ma3oritIca
F'r treasurer. the contest lH close and
It VIII take the Official count Co deter
mine the winner The unofficial returns
show that Perry has 1850 ana HlusH
lshl. Tor sheriff. the unofficial returns
Hh"N THAT Eulrfr has majority OF
over 900 over iidInEa and Thurub4rr
lpr prosecutor. BIAS Ca big margin over
f.huu. that makes him the winner in
mat contest stewart. FOR recorder. ran
away from DIS opponents. and will De
su easy winner
The deputy supervisors nr elections
viii meet Ir their orIre az DO O'Clock
this morning aui begin the omieIal
count which viii bs required 90 deter
milne the candidate fHr several 81 the
offices whose margins are very close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

IEDLOlDrAN Mexico. Aux H.
I.f leader. arrived here to-day Fifty
thousand C0nsfIfufionalIef solder are
r0bIrcI af fFir place. which Ia 81
miles fsor Mexico City.
a. special train from Mexico city
fIar.r. of Brazil Guatemala France
end Great Britain here f1r a confer
ar0a With HarrarEa fo discuss the
evacuation nf NcNIr0 city
Accom- ranvIrr the diplomats were
senior ifurhIda governor 0f the FED
~ ---Ir--- dunn. ID. uunrLu r..-r-n
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a. m Several hundred German pris.
oners passed through the Champigny
station. near Paris. today on their
way 10 Poictiers. where they will be
lnterned The soldiers seemed quite
unconcerned as 20 their fate The
1erman officers In the party. however.
were sulky
seph Jonre. commander I'M chief OF Tho
French army. has won the admiration
OF MS troops Since the first dav OF
mobilization he has Travelled thou.
sands OF miles In his motor car and
appears 90 De everywhere q tone time.
ISIS chauffeur is the famous racing
motorist George Holllot. who three
umes won the French Erand prX.
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REFUGEES LAND
Go - -, -



had gone ashore
Tales % vandalism
hundreds n raHHeuEerH on board
bad rushed from ho Interior af
France and Germany Traveller from
Paris told m wnba rrarrIrr through
mo streets breaking windows and
IlrtrE eLrla 70 Germans DfH.r. told
~ Germans caught lr fra French rarI.
fal being beaten By Ferlarmes and
The excited C.fIrrrrV
The streets near tho railroad eta.
f1rH were piled With abandoned bad.
gaze 80 Frf1f vas the rurn ri Amer.
.rrra from France fr Era.arr that
email steamers In frr English channel
Constructed f1 accommodate from
600 fo 81" rrrsnrs carried 600 men.
women and children ln every frIr
committee formed rr board tho
Fr..adf'rrIa THE afternoon with tho
fFr-nr "a purpose NJ assisting fwrri.
rara abroad issued statement
frrolrh fs sarrrfarr. Thomae p gT
roy rf Nru YORK
No words car aNaEEarafr Tho frs.
pnrafr coalition % stranded hmn-f.
cans an over Europe outside of Err.
land. The statement says
Many o. The passengers said hey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
Outpost skirmishes.

Paris. Aug. p. Via London. s. o. p
m The French minister OF war ex
plains that the engagements on the
tranco-German frontier are no more
than outpost skirmishes.
The best denial than can be given
70 the report that the French lost
10000 men az Altkirch." saws the
ministry. ls that the total effective
French troops did not reach that mum.
Der"
70 Is further explained that the ad
vance OF the French infantry on Muel.
hausen was 20 cut the center OF Ger.
man communication. and 10 is added
that this was successfully carried
out
The communication concludes
We are placing In upper Alsace a
considerable number Of troops"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

Belmont county sprung many sur
rTises in the hrst statewide primary
election and the result last night
caused much disappointment 20 can
didates who had confidently Ok.
candidates who had confidently .x-
pected 10 be- nominated Yesterday
many candidates appeared in the Of
nee OF me deputy supervisors Of cleo
lions in Bellaire 20 look over the nnal
and Official details and 90 md out
from these chilly figures just how 10
happened. and many we're disappoin.-
"a hy the evidence offered by the bal
lots
ON the other hand there was anoth-
er crowd OF candidates smiling and
1ubilant over the result and these
began their preliminary Uans imme-
didtely for the real battle az the No
ven Der election
result was equally surprising. and
while many were predicting the nom
ination ~ David Tod for Governor.
u appeared that very few OF his
friends went 20 the polls This Is six
nihCant Of the coming hght Ia Ohio.
when 20 Will be remembers that Tod
o. recognized a. liberal man. but
absolutely refused 20 line up with the
German American alliance regarding
his position on certain temperance leg
lslauon and told the liquor Interests
ne would not interfere Ca temperance
legislation and if the prohibition
amendment carried lu Ohio he would
see that No was strictly enforced on
The other hand Willis is known
throufhout the state as "a radically dry
advocate. and tho result in Belmont
county primaries shows that almost
tho full strength Of the dry advocates
rallied 90 his support
The urst work Hf rho belmont county
whom r. canvas OF che election returns
vas made since the state Wide r-I-
mar', system 0. in gflset Boz onto me
board rursuAuf fu law must canvass
the returns and they must D. tn posse
sion NJ the state election board within
twenty four hours I0Iuwinx che rIre-
count and shows thr result on tho state
Rspubuosn r1cEst
ggNrfuHf David I. Tod 1878. Frank
lieutenant Governor John o. Ar
n9,d go James IS Caldwell. i7ii.
Secretary or state Albert E CuIbrrt
90 Ch4sr,is. ,, g'lh-rs-h. tos1. charles
T,s- '''''''''' '". charles a REID
state Treasurer -Hldsfph w Archer
ssii chale. p srurHaqsh. lt9. chal-s
Nttnrrry General Roy " Nsrryman.
1905. Edward q. TURNER. EH"I
ntcd states senator Ralph n Cole
Harding rfr.
Democrats, TioHsy
'in im"H IT. Cor tiat John
t.egtersot Governor A. Green.
s..rsfs-y OF sta.,-J 30 s.----t
st,t. rrrasu-r--r.hr o. Bremen
Atiorr-r General Joseph u.ss,s
.c.-rk Of sarrr-. cru-,-rnrs r
tnu-d srt-s Senator r.urtt,
llHrHr '..H. JOHN |..r.r .fT-. John
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

HI ENbN ANkI@. Aug THE
IIrnoG Ayrer hankr which have been
closed FOR some DAYS rr-0neurd TO-DAY.
They did n large amount ~ business
To order 90 rcuunuIrc Ir coal the
HnurIF ~ which he's been greatly 30.
Hf-trfcd on account rr fNr war the
train service ir Argentina has been
greatly decreased ard Ir the city efrr-
trio power for ifEhfrE feel furnished arfv
until o'clock Ir rho morning
Tho government fHe divided the fleet
t0 Eunrarfrr neutrality
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13
RAJ LRoAO OFFICIALS AND oTH.
Frs mt CRESTED m ROAD
HOLD MEETING.
Plans 20 Push the Work 20 FinIsh
Are Said % Have Been Made
"a This Meeting.

According 90 reports from an unof.
N'lfl source. a movement ls again on
lpDi TOT Tho construction % a railroad
from wheeling. by way Of Uniontown,
Io iItit burfh 70 Oh said that q meet
lnf OF The OfIrlals 90 the baltimore a.
ohio Railroad was held recently in
tlIIsblffn. a. which time The PROPOSE
ipn was taken up with the coal own.
ere end operators Of that district
Pc scheme for The building Of tho
fpad seems 90 have met with the aD-
profaI of the omr.alr as r ia aaid
ihriE intention % starting work WITH
poi Tho near future 10 Ia the plan III
Lh' rood is built 10 follow closely the
juno OF what Dr. known 81 the "HolrroaH'
survey Win "a few minor changes
'NIH faI rfo Boz Orr 70 the best
'... extensive coal field
I' hIIf on the line az az preeort
'HII ruf. fhe route followed wnf -
starting from aim Grove. Continuing
Ip HIE wheeling Greek fo the head.
aatefa. over -le divide to Ten Mile
creek ana thence down that stream
~ 'tf MDnnrralrIa River From tho
junction 9th tho liver c1nnerfforr
CON D. raf Hlnr b0ff Ur'0rfoun ara
fI.i.NNfFl THE road While one -
..f HnHt FrprrHIve that could Be- LA
nI' fhrnurl fhfa section on country
..A.i ~. nN.N open an immcrre coal
..ffl.rfJ Tor operation. bot would give
flr people ~ Greene county Penn
flfar.H aLD heretofore have had
Hfart.raIlT no railroad c1rnerfforr.
ar opening f0 mo market
Within f1e past feu years several
.Nf.fFH have Deem made over this oro-
posed route. huf owing either 70 some
rDnf rFcncy. or the action
gtlrr roads. has always been
blocked Houevrr. 10 ia aaff that
ih.rF are af Iaaf Ir shape anf ne
cork uN. 20 erarted within a ghort
.rH and pushed 20 completion a.
soon aH possible
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venton 90 draft a plan for holding
the elections
George e.. Carothera. special agent
% the state department. with General
Villa. has left here after many confer
ences with Secretary Bryan. and viii
resume bis work Of reporting 20 the
American government on the actlyi-
ties OF villa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

PARIS. Aug r. -.aI g. m-Amerf-
cans at HaNre waiting FOR the French
line steamer France and Chicago 20
SAIL Tor the United states are desertIng
ihe vessels and returning 20 Paris or
EoinE Co. England. Upwards o. 900
Americans have been living aboard the
steamers az the comuauy-s % peuse. er-
pectiuE daily that they would sail The
company now offers 20 repay the fares
o. the Americans less 81 90 DAY dat
INK from August %. Several hundred
Of the passengers hove accepted these
terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

Anos.rican uliuister. thAf ~ had O.
llel 800 Enit IN q NeN Yea
nank % help Anericars re- $50
intf rnatiolal hanE accorcIrEiy credit
"a Ar stoFal with thaf sum ane
Arlfricans Ill b sent 70 ftanar
Pefts. Nnere ships are beinE charter-
q 20 take fharr Nr-us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-13

EAl S.sEL-s. Aux ~ 80
n Ia Paris The German arr-T 49,
moved north % I4eEe and h sevan
eng INTO ths heart % Bslxiunn m
n cifrcult % determine fts obts-ffve
lners ls screen % cavalry IN n.
go lllaft torce along the whole
frult % thF allied a-rniss
neW army cnrps a. fnva.tf-r
l4eEe The frenCh cavalry IL -.
Eagec IN sharp rEhunr Roth fhe
German and allied armies are feeIns
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LONDON. Aug le. 7.05 . m-The
oftcial press bureau OF The Rrfffsh
var orlcf SAYS today.
! The - German army Ocorps the
bulk has been located and n T. svf-
dent that the mass OF German troons
u concentrated between Liege and
Luxembourg
The number o. German troo,.
known 90 BE- on the western side o.
that country proves that IN the east.
ern theater Of war the Russo-Gerunan
frontier. 20 far a. Germany l. con
cerned, is comparatively lightly guard
81. unless by reservisfs