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BERLIN CLAIMS GAINS
ALONG FRENCH FRONT
Germans Regard Operations as
More Favorable Than for
Some Time.
NO FIGHTING IN POLAND

BERLIN. Nov. . (by wireless 10 sayvill'
l.. 1.-THE following official s,atemen
was issued here to-day
The progress OF the battle in the
northern French front localities Is
considered here as highly favorable.
Yesterdays report, which shows that
the French have been thrown across
the AisnN near Scissors. and that the
operations have already extended to
the wet 'rort OF Verdun, Is regarded
as the Ns-t issue OF some time.
Letters from srS front describe the
lighting between J.euport and Nprc.s
rs probably the h,rcest OF the entire
war. The Germans have forced THAR
way southwark by repeated night at
lacks The toll on both sides is very
great
The battle in Poland has not yet
been resumed. In Galicia the battle,
however, seems to be approaching he
decisive stage. \ despatch fro, 80.
COW says that the Russians h-~s oesn
thrown back across the San ana .-ve
been elected from Lezaisk. whence IT..
Nustrians have pursued them tSent.
k.lometers thirteen miles,. Tho Aus.
trian official report says that eL-s Aus.
TRANS are retaining all OF Ihe!r re-
captured positions In Oalt.'a.
The exploits o. tire 1Lrkah ceet
which bOmbarded ODESSA and y.~as-
tupol. destroying two Russian war
ships, nineteen transports and several
u.l tanks, has created the widest en-
thuslasm here
The impartial OF Madrid reports
dangerous unrest in Algeria, where
tho natives are refusing military ser
vice and are Killing French police sent
against them.
The semi-ofiicial Echo de BuiOdrid
a; Sofia says that the relations be-
tween bulgaria and Turkey are splen-
did. both countries remembering the
lessons OF l9l2-19l3 The secretary
OF the King OF Bulgaria went to Con-
stantinople TO confer with the Turkish
officials. Leading Turkish statesmen
say the declaration OF England made
on October 81 that there would he
strained relations In the Balkans be-
fore long shows that Turkey did not
precipltatc the war.
The German Government is organ
izing civil administrations In tho
French mining districts of Longwy
and Brley. where ore pits worth 225,-
100000 francs E+5,o0o.O OO) are 10
Gated
bitter quarrels between the French
and tho British ut the detention camp
at Darmstadt have made IL necessary
&" separate the prisoners Of each ma
tionality. tn" British. including Cot
Grey. brother of the British Foreign
Minister. having been transferred 10
another camp.
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attack los submarines. one warship
after another takes up the fire with un-
failing precision The havoc wrought by
he naval guns ~ responsible for N"
following incident:
\ German carrying white nag
crawl.d to the Allied line near PerVyse
AID iutimttcd to the commanding officer
that 400 m.u wished 10 surrender. TheE
were Wiiauu, food and were w>.+t daap
on water Thcy had been subjected to
am awful haIl Of shgapncl Tho Germans
were told to lclv" their arms In tho
trenches Utlr AN hour later they were
seen to emerge uuarmcd. They advanced
coward tn, allied line for about nfty
Yards when their own couutrymen, See
ing what was happening. began firing on
them aad only 200 succeeded In reach
i' the alliod trenches
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The official statements issued at
Paris yesterday report: That the
allies have advanced to the south of
piNmudr and Gheluvclt O.. hut
have lost u part of the village of
MiSSinrs ca, which they captured
the day before; the Germans failed
in an attack ON the outskirts OF
Arras ana on Lihons 90 and lie
Quc>noy go; the French made
slight progress In the region of the
Asnr in the direction Of Tracy le
VA a.. to the north Of the Forest
Of lHiglc. rcpulSed an offensive
movement 10y the Germans between
Brayc- -l.Hmois a. and Nai.ly,
aud also an offensive reconnaissance
against Nomcpy 90; In the Nossss
they have progressed IN the region NJ
Ban lie Sapt 90 aud have rctaken
the heights thar command the pass
of Saiutc Marie tSI.
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GERMAN BIG GUNS ROAR.
CnnnonRdc at Dixmudc Lasted II
Day-Trcpchrs 200 Yards Apart.

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Germans I'm Elan
ders are adhorng TO their favorite tactics
of cannonadng violently for a specified
time and then suspending fire In the hone
that an Infantry assault may ind the
allies dcmornlized. They have kept up
their fire In the DXmude region for
eleven days without cessation. The
French - Ceutimeter guns have been
worked with great effect. Notwithstanding
the hombardment by tn" Germans.
Opposing masses Of infantry have
worked toward each other SO far that in
some places tn" trenches are only 200
yards apart The British warships are
able to remain beyond tho German guns
They mannuvre with wonderful ingenuity
and order and minimize the danger Of
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RIOTS IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
Catholics aud Mussuimnns Said to
Have Fought In streets.

AMSTERDAM. Soy The Bcrlincr
Zcituug 0lr MittdG has a despatch from
ConstautInoplc which says that war pre-
walls In that city. The Catholics and
Mu-sulmaus hav" formed two camps,
which arc separated day and NIGHT log
armed guards.
\ tight between the tNo sections on
Saturday resulted in the killing OF four
Mussulmaus and the wounding Of six
others The losses of the Catholics are
unknown.
The arrival OF fresh bodies Of Malls
sori Srihesmcn an Scutari has caused
fears OF grave disorders,
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LEFFINGHE CAPTURED.
4 msterda Hears of Important VIC
tory for Allies Near Ostend.

'V'I'I' V"T' TfNV'TH T" TWT y =
LoNpoS, Nov. An Amsterdam cor
respondent OF the Daily Chronicle t,l,-
graphs to-day report I'm Amsterdam
that tho village OF Leffinghe, midway he
tween Newport and Ostend. was cap
tured 10y the allies yesterday. II this IL
true II means a serious reverse for the
Germans and supports the belief that
they are being compelled TO retreat from
Flanders. Their battle line II two vii
lagos north Of Roulcrs. They have placed
heavy guns commanding the town. and
II is believed that an early evacuation is
probable.
Tn Germans are intrcnchiug them
selves among tn" dunes on the coast.
Rccnforcomcnts are being poured into
this region constantly. From Iicgc TO-
GOO infantry have been sent forward.
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Special Casie Despafch 70 Tur srN

Special Casie Despatch 70 Tur srN
CALAIS. Nov. .. Censored. -tnloss
tho unexpected occurs at the c.cventh
hour the allies have won the fight for
Calais. in go much az the German advance
has been definitely checked. But no
useful purpose can be served by con
ccalinr the fact that the French, Brit
ish and RelgIans alike suffered heavy
losses
The British army has passed through
a historic onieal. The German oneh-
sive has crumpled away into stale
mata hut the empire should know that
the victory at Ypres, for victory II u.s.
was purchased at a pric" as high as
any previously recorded in British battle
history.
The cream Of the British army suf-
forcd and the gaps must he filled quick.
If the German rcpuse is To be- turned
to good account. We want more men
here. Every time we advance the Ger
mans appear to slacken their fire on
our allies and concentrate their entire
attention on uS,
In some measure we have to thank
the tapping OF wireless message for
the fact that whole sections OF the
British expedltionary force are still Ia
tact. Two German messages were
tapped. The first ran; Take fpres by
November l." Tn" second one read:
I'VE have more men now and we have
them at the latter place, where the
British are on guar"
Three deep the British were steadily
advancing and driving a wedge into the
enemy on the right Tho French were
Smelling the Germans out of Lille on the
left and the Belgians supported the
French. who were holding the banks OF
the User while the naval guns pounded
them from the coast.
With dramatic suddeuucss the centre
of gravity changed from Newport to
Ypres. There can be no harm In lifting
the veil The sorcly tried Belgians We're
only too glad for "a little rest on the de-
| fensive and reported a lull at Newport.
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Continued from FIRST rage.

A.sne. we made slight progress in
the direction of Tracy-le-Nal. to the
north of the Forest OF L'Aigle, as
well as at certain points on the
right bank OF the Aisne. between
th.s forest and scissors.
Up the river from Nailly an attack
directed against those Of our troops
who are in possession Of the heights
of the right bank of the Aisne also
resulted in failure. The same out
come attended several night attacks
delivered In the heights Of the
Chemln des Danes.
In the reg on Of Rheims. between
the Argonne and the Meuse. and on
the heights Of the Meuse. there was
noticed yesterday Troublesome
of activity on tho part Of the enc
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Allies Make Important
Advance Toward Laon

my's heavy artillery. The lombard
ment OF these places. however, did
not show any appreciable result.
on our right wing an offensive
movement of reConnaissanc by the
enemy on Nomeny was repulsed.
In the Nosgcs, in addition to the
fact that We have recaptured the
heights which dominate Mont Sainte
Marie. We have made progress in
the region of Ban de Sapt. whore
v'e OCCUPY the positions from which
tho artillery Of the enemy has been
bombardlng the town OF St. Die.
Messines is six miles north OF Armru-
t.eres and on a direct lin" between Ar
meu.iercs and Nprrs Tracy-le-Nal ia So
miles south Of Noyu. Numeny. Btu de
Sspt. Sainte Marie Pass and ST. Die ar,
In the Eosgcs. ON the right ~ the allies
lines and near the frontier
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REPORT TURKISH INVASION OF EGYPT HAS BEGUN

bilizing and that notice to that effect has
been transmitted by the Government to
consular representatives. If Italy goes TO
war. as now seems probable Greece, 1t Is
believed here. cannot stand to one side,
as the country's interests would be in
tensely affected. 1t is predicted here that
there will he an official announcement by
Greece within forty eight hours.
Tho Russian steamship Jerusalem. ac-
cording to despatch from Petrograd. has
arrived at Odessa from Constantinople.
She was held up for six hours In the
Bosporus. released and then again stopped
In the Black Sea by the Bres,au and
Turkish squadron. According to the ON
GERS of the Jerusalem, the crew OF the
Breslau wore German uniforms.
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BULGARIA PRO-RUSSIAN.


LoNpoN, Nov, Prom information
available hero It seems clear that tho
recent Russian victories have had the
effect of completely changing the attitude
of Bulgaria.
Turkish war material is no longer per-
mittcd to pass through Bulgarian terri
tory. That COuntry's attitude toward
Greek refugees has undergone change
for the better.
Preparations for war seem 10 have
stopped altogether and Turkish officers
hay" been requested TO get out OF the
country.
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KAISER'S HAIR TURNS GRAY.
English Woman Nouches for story OF
Rulers Anxiety over War.
Spccidi Ca6ie Despatch 10 TUE srv

LoNpoN, Nov. Am English woman
who has just arrived from Berlin says
She lived under tolerably normal con-
ditons since the outbreak OF the war, but
she has seen an astonishing change In
the attitude of her German friends. one
Of these In bidding her farewell said :
we began by lighting for colonies We
arc now lighting for our existence"
This English woman said Berlin was
a dumping ground for all sorts Of rumors.
She could vouch for the absolute truth
Of one story that the kdiscrs hair had
turned gray since the outbreak Of the
war
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SAY TURKEY ERRED.
Native. Of Algeria, Tunis and Mo-
rocco Against the Porte.

NNfTTNT TNVTr VfNVNTTT 10 NV 1T
BoRpEAtN. Nov. News received here
from Algeria, Tunis and Morocco would
Indicate that the native populations un-
derstand tho error made by Turkey In
abdicting her sovereignty and playing into
the hands of Germany.
The general impression is that the Mus
sulman population Of Northern Africa has
no intention OF starting an uprising in
favor of Turkey. as the ottoman Govern
ment ~ regarded as having rashly COM
promised the Mussulman interests,
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RUSH GERMAN SUPPLIES.

Special cable Despatch TO THr suN.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. "A telegram from
Naastricht, Holland. says 10000 German
troops left Liege yesterday in the direction
Of Brussels Eight supply trains. each
with sixty carloads OF munitions. left
Namur yesterday on the way to the front
in northern France.
The Germans are still husily engaged
In digging trenches at Namur and prac-
Using with the guns.
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100000 Men Against British.

There was good reason for the Germans
slackening their nre. Vast bodies OF the
Duke Of Wurttembcrg's three army corps.
based on Rruges, moved hastily ten miles
inland toward Ypres 10 become formld-
ahle new striking unit IN an assault on
the British by hostile army corps. csti-
mated NJ seven or eight. operating from
Client The British believed they had OPP
posed to them no fewer than twelve army
corps. or roughly $50 900 men. That the
enemy brought up every available man
for the blow Is certain,
At midnight the British were advanc-
ing steadily. AS throughout the week the
enemy seemed to have grown weak and
displrited, while additional confidence had
beef gained by the demoanor OF German
prisoners,
Confidently but cautiously our men
marched, not troubling themsel~i over
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Special Cdble Despdtch 10 rHE SrN.
rErEoGRAp. NOV. 2-Russta's position,
ia ease of war with Turkey is very strong
from the military standpoint At kars
Russia has ready powerful army which
could easily invade Turkish territory.
Russia posse ses the cool viii OF the Ar
menlanS and could advance into Anatolia
before the Turks could produce an army
Their mobilization could hardly he com
piete until next spring.
The real Importance Of the war with
Turkey arises out Of the necessities Of the
Balkan States. which declare that their
finances will not permit them TO maintain
mobilization for any length OF time merely
as defensive measure. on the other
hand. they scarcely dare not to mobilize
II, as expected, Greece should almost i'm
meiiately become involves.
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ARMY SAVED AT
YPRES BY MEREST CHANCE
Intercepted Wireless Messages Told of Impending Attacl
by Huge German Force-Evcn Then
Allies Lost Heavily.

much about throwing up precautionary
intrenchments IN the rear.
Then came the tapped signal and a
hasty defensive change Of tactics.
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Russia has made her preparations AM
can spare sufficient troops to meet any
Turkish attack II * reported from
Amsterdam that Russia will blockade the
Bosporus. divide the Turkish fleet and
attempt to destroy H. ON land, she will
defend the mountainous region of the
Caucasus, which would ho easy on ac-
count Of the natural defensive features
Of the country II is reported from
potr0Erad that the Turkish Ambassador
10 Russia mas been handed his pass
ports
Tue SUS's CORE spoudent in Rome re-
ports that the Vienna Nouc Frcio PreSSo
's Informed that Turkeys declaration of
war against Russia. France and Great
Britain Is Imminent. The newspaper as
sorts that Euvcr pasha and the Turkish
'rmy, who are praised in the highes'
forms, are determined to defend Turkey,
now threatened by Russia. 1t is re-
ported also that the Turkish Cabinet
Inns been dissolved and that new Cah'-
urt, composed entirely of Young Turks,
'Nc war party Is being formed, VITA
!.uvcr Pasha as the dominant figure.
There are conflicting reports AS to tho
altitude Of Bulgaria, which Is apt to de-
trmIno the course OF the Balkan
States The correspondent of the
,u,cs tclcgraphs from Sofa that
bulgaria viii maintain her neutral
tv i'm spife Of Turkeys entrance
into the war \ despatch received IN
lome states however, that Bulgaria Is
'rohlIizlng her second line troops mobil-
luton Of the first line having been com
r',tod with Bulgaria neutral instead
a. aligned with thu Tcutonic powers and
turkey the advantage Is largely vita
'1c allies, even If RumanIa maintains
l.r policy Of naction
The Express has received despatch
from Rome which says that Greece Is mo-
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RUSSIA READY TO INVADE.
Has Army at knrs Prepared 10 Cross
Turkish Frontier.
By 4. W. RENNET,

SDec1i correspondent NJ Tur SIS and me
Lo1dop "DdIy NsirS
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alurreihen auferitebune ruft. Sr
apelstonn nber. uu er 10 larat
ieaensreidl aetpirtt, uiro iein SIu'
benten unueraeblih bleibeu!
---r N q. "
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10
appiimmers.

Sopiidlmers IN iaii immer llriade
eines irhledteu Raaeus. Snltet bic.
len in Oronnne uno bieie ssitmeili.
aen Nnialle 'reroeu idlminoen. Sraa
Sphn Siihop BON Ruieuille. Obip.
idlrelbt: -Sur e.wn cinem .labre lilt
ih on llnueroaulihteii unb aopf.
ihmers. pelhes ieccs Naal spei bis
orei 2nec anhiclt. Stl bptterte nnb
periudie nisle grsnrien. bph nihts
bali. Bis idh aur aurotben eines
sreunses gbamberloin,s 9ubte.eu
Inatm. Tteie Rebisin haf' mir IN
furser Seit.s gerfanit bel alien
odnbiern. tsns.) -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-12-10
prmpteS S,aneeln beieitisf Suiten

3u Sninua eines Suiters (pit burt,
Gisben prer huiien eriern l!h, thut
ihm iucleih abtrudi. Gie Sbee .es
idaohet nidts.' fihrt oft IN id5lim.
men apmp;iiatirnen. Tie Nrsuei,
bic ioiprt unb ieidhi burd oietseuebs
Der aeble einorinet. in bic art moth,
,penbis. Sr. aina's Reip 2isepperu
iduitia. ben aeis. lost ben Shleim.
Shr iiitli ioaleih beiie. .Gs idtien
hen reAten 5led meines Saifens &c.
ltruiisn sn haben-. IN eins Der oieIen
ehriihen ofuaaiiie. SOC bN urem
apetl elsf. taas.l