Fatigue Keeps French Soldiers Slightly Stronger
In Bordeaux on Oct 14 Dr. Philip Tissie reports fatigue resistance in 151 French and 256 German wounded. Using Pachon's oscillometer he finds French fatigue 6 percent lower impact on recuperation, while German stamina fades as intense efforts thin their blood leading to rapid decomposition after death.
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France
Philip Tissie
Pau
Pachon
Tissie
Krasni
Ginger Pop Cartoon Teases Realism Ahead of Sunday Post
The note hints at a humorous Sunday Post cartoon featuring Ginger Pop, suggesting a playful poke at realism. A lighthearted tease invites readers to see the forthcoming strip next Sunday.
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Ginger Pop
Next
Sunday Post
Britain safeguards neutral officials on neutral ships
Washington Oct 14 Sir Cecil Spring-Rice British ambassador said safe conduct will be given to civilian and diplomatic officials of belligerent countries traveling aboard neutral ships. The rule will be that officials en route on neutral ships will not be molested, while Britain will restrain those intending military service for enemies.
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Washington
Great Britain
Cecil Spring-Rice
Lansing
State Department
Report from Russian Front Describes War Hospitals and Vilna Visit
A British appointed observer reports from Russian headquarters detailing the grand duke, a simple yet formal staff, and a press corps. He notes hospital sister Olga Alexandrovna, a bread factory, and a peaceful war atmosphere in Vilna with Polish, Jewish, and Lithuanian communities while Imperial visits and medals are distributed.
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Nicholas
Olga Alexandrovna
Mercy
Samperor
Vilna
Famperor
Havre Becomes World Capital for Belgian Government
Belgian cabinet members have arrived in Havre except Premier Charles De Broqueville who stayed with King Albert for consultations after Ostend. The French legation maintains duties, 255 officials occupy key buildings, escorted by 125 gendarmes. Celestin Hennielf appointed to oversee security.
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Havre
Paris
Charles de Broqueville
Albert
Ostend
Celestin Hennief
Police
New Appointments in German Army
Paris dispatch reports General Barrevit named commander of the third German army by the Emperor. Admiral Von Schigger assigned to naval force at Antwerp. General Von Auffenburg to return to front after illness.
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Kruchkov
Paris
Navas
Barrevit
von Schigger
Antwerp
von Auffenburg
King Albert Expresses Confidence With France
King Albert of Belgium telegrammed President Poincare praising France for hospitality and measures protecting Belgian independence. He says they will win together, vows enduring affection, and expresses unwavering courage alongside France in a just cause.
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Bordeaux
France
Albert
Belgium
Poincare
Governor of St Cyr Killed Near Arras
Paris dispatch reported by the Exchange Telegraph that General Marcot former Governor of Saint Cyr and a prominent French general was killed near Arras on October 14.
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Arras
London
the Exchange Telegraph Company
Paris
Marcot
Saint Cyr
Boiler Explosion Kills Two at Ky Saw Mill
Rodbourn Kentucky October 14 Two men James Patten and William Patten were killed instantly when a boiler burst at a saw mill. Mack Dillon and two other workers were seriously injured and hovering between life and death.
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James
William Patten
Mack Dillon
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