[Illustration: “ALLIES.” TWO BELGIAN SOLDIERS, ONE BEING FROM THE CONGO,
HAVING A CHAT WITH A JACK TAR ON THE QUAY AT OSTEND.
Photo by International News Service.
]
Best Stories
OF THE
1914
European War
COMPILED FROM ALL SOURCES
COPYRIGHT 1914, BY
J. S. OGILVIE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
NEW YORK
J. S. OGILVIE PUBLISHING COMPANY
57 ROSE STREET
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WAR STORIES
WHERE MIGHTY BATTLE ROARS
The correspondent of the _Daily News and Leader_ of London sends from
Ostend this graphic story of the scenes where one of the greatest
battles in the world’s history took place:
“Taking advantage of the lull we got out of Namur early this morning,
taking crossroads and lanes in front of the Belgian and French lines.
The allied forces were pushing the Germans back under great guns placed
along the northern line. The fields and low hills were alive with moving
troops, columns of cavalry with light guns moving into position and long
snakes of infantry.
“An officer warned us in a lane to wait there. He said: ‘We’ve run down
some Uhlans in those woods.’ We waited half an hour. No movement in the
sunny fields, nothing to be seen. Then suddenly out of a wood we saw
four horsemen dash and we heard the snap of rifle shots on the far side
of a field.
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