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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1914

Page

10

All Europe Involved In War Sees Wide Mobilizations

London reports a broad mobilization as Italy Holland and Switzerland complete their moves while Sweden weighs action. Denmark's stance remains pivotal given its control of Baltic passages. Sweden Norway Spain Portugal may stay neutral though tensions rise across the Balkans and Luxemburg Liechtenstein Andorra Monaco San Marino are drawn into or near the conflict.

London Italy Holland Switzerland Sweden Germany Denmark Baltic Sea Norway Spain Portugal Greece Roumania Bulgaria Turkey Balkans Europe Belgium Luxemburg Wilhelmina The Hague France Mountain Republic Russia Great Britain Baltic Schleswig-Holstein Copenhagen Alsace-Lorraine Paris Stockholm Montenegro Liechstenstein Austria Andorra Monaco San Marino Republic Albania Balkan

French Give Millions to Help Americans

The French government furnishes several millions in gold to the American embassy at Paris for relief of Americans in France, according to advices to the State Department tonight.

Washington Paris France State Department

Day's Developments Bulletin Shows Far-Reaching Front Actions

Bulletin reports contact along the Russo German frontier in northeastern Prussia with German forces reportedly burning villages. It notes German violations of Swiss neutrality, a German fleet sighting near Memel to Libau, and Russian Black Sea captures of German merchantmen. The dispatch also mentions tens of thousands of Germans and Austrians in Paris, gunfire off the Maine coast, raids on German houses in London revealing bombs and rifles, and Turkey closing the Dardanelles to preserve neutrality. President Wilson offers good offices to involved powers.

St, Petersburg Prussia ST. Petersburg Baltic Sea Memel Libau Black Sea

Turbulent War Front Dispatches From Global Fronts

Reports confirm destruction of the German cruiser Panther and capture of Goeben and Breslau. U S warships in Chinese waters halt their cruise and head to port. The German embassy in St Petersburg is razed by a mob. one German worker is killed. British warship seizes the German bark Perkeo. German troop movements reported at Dalhem Francorchamps and Stavelot near Liege as fighting continues.

Algiers London Panther Goeben Breslau Shanghai United States China Washington St. Petersburg Brussels Dalhem Liege Francorchamps Stavelot Fleron

German general appeals to Belgians for safe passage

General von Emmich announces German Meuse army must advance after alleged French incursion. He seeks deescalation, promises to pay for provisions, and pledges peaceful conduct if roads stay open. He cites Waterloo and urges Belgian prudence to avoid war.

Brussels Paris von Emmich Meuse Waterloo Belgium

How to Send Funds to Relatives Abroad

Instructions issued by Wilbur J. Carr direct sending money to abroad relatives via State Department channels. Send certified check draft or postal money order to Chief, Bureau of Accounts, State Department in Washington. Include full name and address of recipient abroad. funds are cabl ed immediately to the nearest American consul for local currency or a U S warrant.

Wilbur J. Carr United States Consular Service Washington State Department Bureau of Accounts United States Aarau Ie Ibe

Last Liner to Leave Southampton Port

The Philadelphia of the American line will be the last mercantile vessel to depart Southampton during the present situation. The St. Louis bound forward is to be diverted to Liverpool. The Philadelphia's sailing is due to the courtesy of the British Admiralty as Americans voyage home. General Nelson A. Miles contributes to next Sunday's Post Magazine with an article titled A Prehistoric Animal Trap.

London Philadelphia Southampton St. Louis Tiverpool Nelson A. Miles Next Sunday Post

Americans Reach London by Calais and Hook Route

Joseph P. Day reports 6000 Americans arrived in London in the last 24 hours via Calais Flushing Ostend and the Hook of Holland. White Star Atlantic Transport Cunard announce schedules with possible delays up to 24 to 48 hours. Allan line silent on new plan.

London Joseph P. Day Transportation Committee Calais Flushing Ostend Hook of Holland White Star Atlantic Transport Lines Cunard Line Allan Line

Armies of Europe How to estimate the forces now engaged in War

A historical table estimates European military strength by nation. Germany Austria Hungary Russia France and Britain are broken into divisions brigades and regiments with approximate manning and unit compositions including infantry cavalry artillery and pioneer or engineer components.

Europe ASD Vicolds Ashe T Ideal Aceta Sive Ace Ieee Ceesten Ganese Nega Geen Soon Division of Cavalry Russia Ieee Eviceae Sece Army Corps Dgrs Infantry Eigind Glreveiksense Bs Cavalry Step Ttt Eryme

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