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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1914

Page

8

Hour About to Strike for Battle to Decide Europe’s Future

London reports the great battle nears and major fronts shift as reconnoitering parties clash in Belgium and near Haeion and Othain. German and Russian movements continue with unclear progress on Lice, forts, and Lorraine. The British navy secures trade routes while ships from around the world reach English ports and Scandinavian provision steamers arrive.

Europe London Belgium Haeion Othain Berlin German War Office Lice Brussels Lorraine Alsace France Poland

Battle of Haelen Fights Rages as Belgian Troops Repel Germans

A Belgian official cabled that a German force near Namur was attacked and repulsed by Belgian troops. The daylong clash around Haelen near Diest left about 1906 German dead and wounded, with Belgians reporting light casualties and noting carnage on the battlefield. German efforts to advance faced stiff Belgian firepower and entrenchments, with bridges blown and French dragoons engaging scattered German detachments.

Brussels London Eghesee Namur Haelen Dee Timbore Diest Brabant Zeelhem Achureha Brewery Bacte Ay Sage Hauelen Tus Bene Belgan le Sor Haalen Bem Belgium Warommes Geneva Hague Davignon Liege Germany Tordor Urelen Strand Road Tirlement Creas Hillecka Tongrea

Mrs Minerva J Nichols Dies at 78 at Home on Luckie Street

Mrs Minerva J Nichols aged 78 died Thursday morning at her home 284 Luckie Street. She is survived by two sons C H Nichols and Dr D Nichols two daughters Mrs J H Tribble and Mrs W A Justice three brothers WW Ho Pang, Karly Rogers, and one sister Mrs VA Per The body rests at Barclay & Brandon's chapel.

Minerva J. Nichols Minerva J Nichols Luckie Street C H D Nichols Mra JH Tribble Mre WA Justice Pang Karly Rogers VA Per Barclay & Brandon’s

Obituary Notes for Claiborne and Williams Daughters

R Claiborne died Thursday morning at his home 6 De Gress Avenue. Survived by wife three sons HTS and James Claiborne and two daughters Mrs E n Henry and Miss Hattie Claiborne Miss Rubie Battle Williams, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs fh A Williams, died Thursday at 9 30 am at 225 St Charles Avenue. She leaves four brothers besides her parents.

Claiborne de Gress Avenue James Claiborne Een Henry Hattie Clathorne Rubie Battle Williams Misa Rubie Battle Willams Fh A. Williams St Charles Avenue

Russians Take Sokal In Austrian Galicia Fight

A Russian force assaulted Sokal in Austrian Galicia, destroying two bridges and a viaduct after dislodging two Austrian infantry battalions, lancers, and hussars. The town 45 miles northeast of Lemberg burned as Russian troops advanced across the Bug river.

Petersburg Tondon Sokal Austrian Galicia Bug Lemberg Clyiang Yemi Dlapateh Kaliey Poland Kolisa Russian Ministry of Anance In Memory of M Nokolos the City Treasurer of Nallez Constantinovitch St Petersburg Korno Suwalki Feydtkuhnen East Prussia Nicholas Machaelovitch Grand Durie Constantine Marie and Helena

British Ship Drives German Force Off Coast in First Modern Sea Battle

British cruiser Suffolk reports engagement with Karlsruhe and Kronprinz Wilhelm off Halifax. Karlsruhe fled after maneuvers at 19 000 yards while Bristol and Berwick pursued, exchanging broadsides before Karlsruhe turned away and disappeared, marking the first single ship fight in these waters.

Halifax Ki WS Suffolk Cradock Karlsruhe Bristol Herwick Berwick Whelmwalle Heela

German Losses Mount After Alsace Battle

London reports from Basel say Mudhausen battle devastates hospitals, schools, churches, and hotels as wounded overwhelm facilities. trains evacuated to Muelheim and St Ludwig. French victory claimed after fighting near Pont a Mousson with counterattacks halting German advance and taking prisoners.

London Exchange Telegraph Company Basel Switzerland Mudhausen Aly Muelheim St Luawig

Victory Claimed by Germans in Maelhausen Fighting

German troops claim success at Maelhausen Alsace taking 320 French officers and 1160 French soldiers prisoner. Four Prussian cannons were captured and additional French officers and men were taken. The area near oneday term soils now cleared of trench troops.

London Muehhausen Alsace Liege Lorraine Brley Department of Meurth Et Moselle Trench Minster France Amelia Paris Pont - Mousson Maelhausen Berlin Xauen Cormany Goldschmidt Buckerton NJ Sonera Germany Onda Y ‘Ermin

British Ships Seek German Cruiser After Sea Battle

The Suffolk Berwiek and Bristol shelled in darkness as the German cruiser Karlsruhe likely escaped. Long range fire proved ineffective amid heavy seas with one German shell landing. Reports say Karlsruhe put into Portetto and the fourth cruiser squadron keeps Atlantic routes safe for British shipping. Halifax awaits a fleet including the And Hope arriving soon.

Tol Bristol Cruier North Atlantic West Indies Lny Halifax

Wilson Appeals for War Victims Aid to Red Cross Funds

Washington August 1 1919 President Wilson as head of the American Red Cross appeals to the people of the United States for funds to relieve wounded and stranded soldiers of European nations at war. He urges impartial aid through the Red Cross to allied and rival nations and native residents in the United States.

Washington Wilson Tus American Red Cross Oday Turoveare Red Cross Washington DC United States Woodrow Wilcon

Army transports to rescue Americans in Europe

Washington reports five army transports and the Panama steamer Christobal will be sent to bring home Americans stranded in European waters. More ships will ferry evacuees under neutral flags within thirty days. plans approved by Secretary Garrison. Ambassador Page in London authorized shuttling of a steamer with 1400 passenger capacity. Sec. Garrison says ships will sail from Newport News after outfitting. exact ports to sail from to be decided by conditions. Braan warns Americans against unnecessary visits to Tarapa and areas at war.

Washington Christobal Foreian Garrison National Reef Ambassador Page London Ambassador Fage Sumner Bilpatrice Micon Memphis Gaxeston Newport News Tarapa

Railroad wreck injures twenty nine near Nashville

Twenty five persons were injured when a Tennessee Central wreck caused two passenger coaches and a baggage car to jump the track at Mount Tulset Town. An relief train from Avhville transported the injured to Nashville as investigators sought the cause. The list of injured includes several named locals and travelers.

Nashvile Mount Tulset Tennessee Central Avehville Fersony Carthage Tenn Corach Hutt Fisher Donelson Tenn Anne Junce Ywinds Televanor Len Thomas Englebirdt Noshville Bruce

Wounded Soldiers Arrive in England From Belgium

Report from Southampton indicates a number of wounded troops arrived today from Belgium. The article notes the destination and unit details are unavailable and mentions an Austrian steamer captured by a British torpedo boat, with Mounts Bay bringing the prize to port. The war cost to date is listed as 4,225,000 pounds.

London Southampton Belgium Mounts Bay Great Britain Vrine of Wales

Misread Ad Claims Grove Tonic as General Tonic

Fragmentary text promotes Grove tonic claiming it is a general tonic with quinine to cure malaria and improve blood and overall health. Language is garbled, unclear, and reflects marketing copy from an old advertisement.

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