Germans Change Plans Near Paris As Allies Hold
War correspondent H M Tomlinson reports a major German shift in strategy as Paris nears. He details German movements from Lille and Namur toward the southeast, the left flank exposed, and French and British forces retreating but regrouping. Refugees flood stations while Paris, Creil, Rheims, and Troyes mark key stages in a new German offensive that the Allies are countering with rapid troop movements.
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H. M. Tomlinson
International News Service
Nantee
France
Liege
Paria
Battle
Arlen
Amiens
Dmepye
Heauvalyouth
Amlena
Criel
Paris
Sennis
Parle
Aumale
Mozieres
Parmiens
Owas
Cretl
Rheims
Creil
Lille
Namur
Thal
Parie
Luxembourg
Argonn
Chalons sur-Marne
Nogente Aur Beine
la Ferte Sur Jouarre
Marne
Parla
Chateau Thierry
Troyes
Enty
Dijon
Versailles
Kaiser Protests Against Cruelties in War Message
London reports a translation of Emperor William II to President Wilson dated September 4 denouncing barbaric methods in the war. He cites Belgian civilian participation, attacks on wounded and medical staff, and destruction of Louvain for military necessity. He laments innocent losses and condemns the bloodthirsty actions attributed to the foe.
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London
Mall
Rotterdam
Bantel
William
Wit
Barmanity
Longwy Ty
Louvain
Hotel de Vill
Wilhelm
Poultry Farm Protect the Late Hatches
Practical advice on safeguarding young chicks from predators such as weasels hawks and crows. Recommends ventilation screening wire netting rodent control and sheltered run areas to reduce losses. Emphasizes avoiding open fields and using boards boxes and shrubs as quick refuges for chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rate
Feeding Ducks and Geese On The Farm
Guidance on water access for ducks to prevent choking on dry food and the need to include grit in their diet. Notes geese reach market weight in ten to twelve weeks with free range, needing only a small daily amount of grain. Recommends a swampy pasture for late summer and fall pasturage.
Three Breeds of Chickens in Australia Competition
Prof Dryden of Oregon Agricultural College reports six year laying trials in Australia showing white leghorns dominate three years, silver wyandottes win two, and black Langshans lead one. Data covers heavy layers across three breed classes with averages per fowl: Langshans 247, Leghorns 259, Wyandottes 199 eggs.
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Dryden
Oregon
Agrcultural College
Australia
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North Boston
J. L. Lockard
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J. B. Stradford Real Estate
Greenwood
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Weldy Bros
St. Phone
Tulsa, Okla
WM. Ragsdale & Sons
Second Street
Muskogee, Oklahoma
C. D. Winterringer
Guy W. McCottoch
Mowbray Undertaking CO
Second St
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H. Augustus
E. Archer
A. F. Bryant
N. Greenwood
OFL
the Anderson Grocery
L. C. Anderson
Phone Agre
N. Greenwoc
Tulsa Star Printing Co
North Greenwood Plant
North Greenwood
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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