GERMAN CAVALRY
CROSS THE MEUSE IN SOME STRENGTH. A SEVERE HANDLING. BRUSSELS, 11th August. The Belgian General Staff points out that the Liege forts command three of the principal roads by which the Germans can advance, and is would be impossible for them to receive supplies, ammunition, and armaments. PARIS, 11th August.. German cavalry, in some strength, have crossed the r Meuse, and reached Tongres, twelve miles north-west of Liege. The report of the surrender of seven German regiments is not confirmed, but the cavalry was severely handled; Germany losing many.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 37, 12 August 1914, Page 7
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