THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT.
SECOND EDITION.
BIG PATRIOTIC FUND, j MONTREAL’S CONTRIBUTION. 1 Electric Telegraph—Press Association. Copyright. Ottawa, This Day. 1 Montreal's Patriotic Fund "has | closed with a mililon and a half dollars, collected in five dave. j GERMAN AIRMAN’S MISTAKE. London, This Day. A German airman, mistaking German guns at Nois-de-Casturan for the British, projected a bomb and killed thirty Germans. KAISER’S SON WOUNDED. The Hague, This Day. A telegram from Berlin states that the Kaiser’s son August Wilhelm was , wounded on the left arm. The Kaiser decorated him. BAVARIAN DISCONTENT. Ostend, This Day. In connection with the collisions between Prussians and Bavarians at Brussels it is stated the Bavarians permitted six train-loads of French prisoners for Maubeuge to escape. Widespread iinsubordination exists among the Bavarians. NO SHOTS FIRED. APIA AND GERMAN FLEET. (By Telegraph.—Special Renorter.) Wellington, This Day. The Prime Minister stated that no shots have been exchanged between Apia garrison and the German Fleet as reported. There is now wireless communication between Samoa and New Zealand.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4946, 22 September 1914, Page 5
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168THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT. Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4946, 22 September 1914, Page 5
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