Phases of the War Shown by Camera Of German Front
A dated war caption describes General von Heeringen and Crown Prince commentaries on German defenses. It notes the German second line, von Heeringen, Crown Prince, and Count Ceadorma observing operations from a elevated position. It mentions Borsig steel works aiding troop movements and the French attempts to push back the Crown Prince's army from a long-held position.
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General von Heeringen
Utes Gietman Furves
Trenen
von Heeringen
Wuytiing
Germin
Ule Geruan
Murtieotu
Teeul
Tre
A. Borshiz
Worlonen
Exast von Borsig
Dai Urge Umihatacturine Cameern
Priest Investigates Conduct of German Armies in Belgium
A priest chosen by the Catholic archbishop conducted an inquiry into German occupation in Belgium, focusing on Louvain. He reports widespread fear among residents, notes no direct German attacks beyond isolated incidents, and records significant destruction and detentions amid rumors of conspiracies and reprisals.
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Belgium
Lonron
Gee
Pees
Belgivat
Betty
Louvain
Univercity
Polive
Clergmen
Cardinal Mercer
Aviv
Sameun
Neusler
Serteninnl
T Milhotte
Leratear Patel
Wan
Buether
Init
Tim
O Mestanke
Calomel Is Quicksilver and War Rumors Spread
Fragmented reports recount alleged German orders and executions in Louvain, with claims of civilian killings and arson. Witnesses describe officers privately admitting fires and the destruction of the library and church, while others deny German responsibility.
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St Loavain
Erman
Louvain
St. Pierre
Alu
Highest City Job Sought By One Man Says New York Sun
A single applicant seeks the top city post, a demand noted by the New York Sun. The piece describes the job’s prestige, the need for ordinary intelligence, and the risks the candidate would take, including leaving a married wife, as the search for a decisive, swift appointment unfolds in a noisy hiring scene.
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New York Sun
Lin
Window Clenner
Wien Ue
Goisiei
Axonts
Cne
Crsiul
Elvil Arryica
Utin
Tunis
May's Wonderful Remedy touted for digestive ills
Exans rescued by a claimed cure, May's Wonderful Remedy, with testimonials from Texans in Houston and Randall, Texas. Claims include relief from stomach ailments, gas, and intestinal disorders, urging others to try the product and note past cures. The letter mentions prices and a saline-street address in Houston as a point of contact.
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tUie
Houston
Randall
Laren
Texan
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Eis Constantine
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England
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Obisen
Furst
Yost
Pointf Brien
Prea
Thave Roberts
Ger von Heeringen
Prince Gromene of
Grence
von Gors
Poland
Ihaliante
Oise
GEV
Caocriva Az the Front
Crown Prince
Friederich Wilhelm
Aid
Mimnt
Vie and
Anserts
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Utepla
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Pollee
Anrthi
Polics
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Shotan
Anne Eivkun
Gahan
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Ety
Lohac- Hituts
Dipreston
Hrenrit
Aml
Germany
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Jone
Sone Geemiel
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Wien
Calomel
Todson
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Liao
Puexu
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Fria
Saundiang
Pirst Duce
Trentne
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