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Full Title	World-war : an exact translation of "Weltkrieg" accurate daily record of the present war, No. 19.
Author	Viereck, George Sylvester, 1884-1962. Hilfsverein deutscher frauen.
Date Added	11 January 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1914-10-18
Publisher	New York : Hilfsverein deutscher frauen.
Source	McGarrity Newspapers
Topic	World War, 1914-1918 > Periodicals.
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OCR (63:19. at No. 19 ’JQ’l4-I-"l9d"5 5 cm. A translation of "Weltkr(ea,” an accurate dell record of the present war. published at 45 Broadway, New York. N. Y., by Hiltsverein Deutscher rauen. a society 0 German women, organized for the gur ose of aiding needy children of killed or disabled soldiers in the German army. Mrs. Else Von ot e. Chairman; Mrs. a . c urz. Treasurer George S lvester Viereck, Editor. Subscription price (including postage) 2 Five cents a copy; $2.66 a year; 8 .30 for six months. Austro-Hungarian troops repulsed French attacks west and northwest of Lille 9- Vi0le“t R“53ia“ ‘neck 0“ the were repulsed with heavy losses. eastern bank of the San.-To the east of Przemysl the heights of According to ofiicial English reports the Medyka were reached.-The im- English army lost about 14,000 men in the pm-tent elevation of Magiera, neu- E:gl8c::'b:'elgA"5“e between September '2 Mizyniecz, was stormed.-All the ' Russian attacks on the heights to German troops advanced from Ostend along the southwest of salty-sambor col- the coast to Nieuport. at the mouth of the lapsed‘ The Austnans advanced Yser, where they were brought to a stand- Vietefieuely “W01-‘Sh the Vane” 05 still by the enemy. the Stryj and Swica to Uroz, Orov, and Luhience. The Russians north Blankenberghe was occupied by 3,000 Ger- Of wY5zk0V Were defeated and man troops. The former Belgian garrison. driven further back, consisting of 3,000 regulars and 2,000 e, of the Civil Guard were captured. 1, During the night of October l8. Austro- , Hungarian torpedo boats and submarines ap- The shops of C‘e"“a“ tradesmen m ti“ peared unexpectedly off Antivari. destroyed Deptford section of London were wrecked P3,, of 3 came of munitions, which had and set ame shortly before been landed by a French steamer, and wrecked the new wireless The English submarine "E 3," one of the SW50!!- newest and fastest in the British fleet, was destroyed in the North Sea 0E the German An English destroyer which had apparently mast‘ been badly damaged off Cattaro, made the . + , Italian port of Molfetta. Considerable masses of Russian cavalry. at- tempting to force the passage of the Bzura " to the west of Warsaw. were hurled back to The Porte protested to London against the Sochaczew by German and Austro-Hun- presence of two English gunboats in the Per- garian cavalry. sian Gulf. and threatened to close the channel 73 The entire net proceeds go to the needy children of German soldiers in the field