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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
8
Eyewitness report details German actions in Aerschot and Louvain including mass killings, looting, arson, and abuse of civilians. It cites shootings of wounded and unarmed soldiers, forced burying, and destruction of churches, homes, and cultural sites amid a broader account of brutal occupation.
A gloomy chronicle details fires, pillage, and mass killings in Belgian towns during German occupation, with civilians driven from homes and churches used as prisons. It includes reports from Vilaar de Malines Louvain triangle, Termonde, and Wavre, and ends with Wilson’s measured reply to Emperor William on dum-dum bullets and war accountability.
Samuel Rezner of New York, visiting London, reports Galician Slavs favor Russians and leak Austrian troop movements, aiding Russian advances. He recalls battles near Haitz and Nisznow, Cossack scouting, and Austrian fear of a Russian overrunning Vienna. Food shortages and high prices noted in Vienna.
The Central of Georgia Railways asks the Georgia Railroad Commission for authority to end daily passenger train No 4 Atlanta to Macon and to replace it with train No 32 with revised schedule. It also seeks to discontinue No 4 Macon to Atlanta and substitute No 16, changing departures from Macon and arrivals in Atlanta to 430 PM and 818 PM, with certain local stops omitted. A hearing is set at the State Capitol in Atlanta on September 23, 1914 at 10 o'clock.
London September 16 Petrograd correspondent reports a statement by Russian foreign minister Sergin Sazonoff. He says trade and commerce with Russia present a future opportunity for England and America, urging merchants to study Russian needs now to maintain channels for goods after peace, especially for American industry.
In a broad, confident outlook the speaker claims an empire of 178 million and a yearly $500 million outlay to Germany as the starting point for future gains. Railroads and new developments are cited as preludes to a flourishing era with Russia becoming a major world market.
A historical note urges merchants to seize a unique wartime opportunity as global markets adjust after conflict. It stresses prompt action to profit from anticipated demand and warns that waiting could forfeit advantages once peace returns, with emphasis on early steps and international realization.
This store swings into fall with a lusty stride showcasing merchandise designed to meet women’s needs. Salespeople highlight the goods women want, creating interest and enthusiasm as hospitality blooms during the show days for Atlanta’s fall fashions.
Atlanta women quickly embraced the Paris and New York hat styles showcased by Estelle Mershon of 20 E 46th St New York. The display featured Paris models copies and originals, inspiring local workrooms to create affordable charming hats. The final day promises further new arrivals and continued interest.
The passage touts a wide, stylish suit selection for women in Atlanta, claiming abundant variety and no pressure to choose a single option. It emphasizes the store’s pleasant task of helping each customer find the best suit, guided by a careful selection process.
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