Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 257, 11 August 1919 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1919.

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GERMANS TRAIN CHINESE ARMY OF 5,000,000 Mackensen and 8,000 Ger

man Officers Reported to

nave Ketumed From China.

WASHINGTON, Auk. 11. Field

Marshal von Mackensen and 8,000 German officers have been in China

eince early spring, training a Chinese army of 6,000.000 men, according to information contained in a letter Dr. K. L. Scharf, of Washington, announc

ed today that he had just received from his brother In Berlin.

This was one of the first letters

known to have been received here

since the resumption of mall service

between the United States and Germany. Press dispatches from Germany and

nearby neutral countries for the last several months have been conspicuously lacking in references to the whereabouts and activities of Field

Marshal von Mackensen, who became

one of the most popular of the German commenders as a result of his

successful operations In Roumania. The letter was written In German.

According to Dr. Bcharf's transla

tion. It stated: "General Mackensen has Just return

ed from China, where he, with 8,000

German officers, went early in the spring, at the invitation of the Chinese government, to organize and drill an

army of 5,000,000 men."

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minds discrimination is evident, a general strike of all the rail men in the city will be called.

An unusual capture in the shape of white mole was made in Ayrshire,

Scotland.

PROF. HAECKEL DEAD

JENA, Germany, Aug. 10. Prof. Ernst Heinrich Haeckel, professor of Zoology at the University of Jena and famous throughout the world for his research work supporting the theory of evolution, died here today.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 11. Representatives of striking shopmen of all the railroad shops in Indianapolis adopted resolutions at a mass meeting at Machinists' hall, on South Deleware street, Sunday afternoon providing

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