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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1914

Page

5

Field Marshal French Records Days of Terrific Fighting

Field Marshal French details British operations in a prolonged battle from Bavay to Maubeuge and the retreat to Vermand and Ribemont. He notes heavy enemy pressure on the left, relief efforts by Allenby and Sordet, costly cavalry actions, and a final, deliberate retirement aided by artillery and a determined rear guard.

French Bavay Maubeuge Allenby Charles Fergusson Fifth Division Lecateau Snow Solesmes Cambral- Lecateau la Chapriz Cambrai-Lecateau- Lafid Somme Oise Vermand St. Quentin Ribemont Landrecies Forest of Mormal Sordet Bilets Avesnes

Splendid Generalship of Sir Horace Dorrien

The dispatch lauds Sir Horace Smith Dorrien for saving the army’s left wing on August 26. It details a night retreat lasting to the 28th, with Allied aid from General Sordet and General d Amade. The four days of heavy fighting began at Mons on August 23, ending as the line held near Noyon Chauny and Lafere.

Horace Smith Dorrien Noyon Chauny Lafere Sordet Cambrai d’Amade Arras Mons

Withstood Attack by Five German Army Corps

French dispatch lauds British forces after repelling five German corps, praising commanders, royal flying corps, and staff. Notes losses, gratitude to Sir Archibald Murray and Sir William Robertson, and promises separate list of officers for commendation.

Royal Flying Corps David Henderson Archibald Murray Wilson W. Lampton William Robertson Neville McReady J. D. P. French

Retiring to a New Position Amid Exhausted Forces

A military officer describes delaying retreat to another position, believing the enemy's assault had slackened and that heavy losses favored his aim. The operation faced great danger from superior enemy forces and exhausted troops, with a dawn retirement on the 25th to a nearby position.

Sale of Roach Real Estate in Mobile Alabama

Notice of sale under a 1910 contract to recover the balance due on a deed of trust. Executor Charles E. Boyett will auction A. N. T. Roach’s interest in a described Mobile property on September 21, 1914. Courtroom and legal details listed with property boundaries and prior deed references.

A. N. T. Roach Willie M. Boyett I. Charles B. Boyett Conception Street State Street Dorman Brainard March Hannah Sullivan N. S Mobile County Alabama

Final settlement in the estate of Henry C Toenes

In the estate of Henry C Toenes deceased the administrator Gottfried Mertz filed accounts vouchers and statements for a final settlement. The court orders September 18 1914 as the day for the settlement at which interested parties may appear and contest. Judge Price Williams. Attorney Francis J Inge.

State of Alabama Mobile County Mobile Ala Henry C. Toenes Gottfried Mertz Price Williams Francis J. Inge

Colic Remedy Cures Traveler On a Southern Journey

E. E. Gross fell ill with colic while traveling in Virginia and other Southern states. At a first stop a merchant recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses cured him, and he urges others to carry a bottle on journeys.

E. E. Gross Virginia Chamberlain S. Colic

Sheriff Sale of Mobile County Real Estate Set for October 12

Nathan Friedlander sues Centennial Chestang to reach the property at 61 Walnut Street Mobile Alabama. The sale will be in front of the Mobile County Court House at noon on October 12 1914 for cash to the highest bidder.

Nathan Friedlander Centennial Chestang Law and Equity Court of Mobile Alabama Court House Mobile County Walnut and Armistead Streets Walnut Street State of

Japan in agreement for all war or all peace

A Tokyo dispatch says Japan agrees with the allies not to conclude peace without allied consent. Japan will not make peace with Germany until Europe’s war ends, even if Japan occupies Kiaochau before that.

Japan Petrograd London Tokio Russia Germany Europe Kiau Chau

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