The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-11-27
War News from day to day
GERMAN LOSS ESTIMATED / 1,25O, 600
(By United Press.)

sick The casualty lists including those Saxony,
Wurtemburg sne Bavaria admit losses of 9SOO0o.
Nov. 23At points in the battle line extending
cross France and Belgium the Germans making deerm
ned efforts today to break through and at the time
critical struggle under way in Russian Poland.
In the region of the Agonne forest well toward the
eastern end of the ne where the germans centerng
other severe attack the fighting yesterday described
very hot and it is sail that the German onsaughts
pulsed Rheims and scissors were bombardment
with what effect, not disclosed.
The German official speaks of severe fighting
at Ypes and also says that British squadons attempt
lombard Nieuport repulssd twice.
In the A1gonne region, it said the Germans gaining
ground slowly
The fighting in Belgium which has been slow for several
days, account of the weather. has broken
ferocy at Ypres, with the artillery playing the part
London suggests that this be the prelude another Ger
man attempt to pierce the lne in the past onsaugh by
German infantry having been preceded by heavy artillery attacks
From the other fields of BATTLE reports mesger The
Turks were said to have reached the Suez canal after having
defeated British forces
The British steamer La Corrina missing for several
weeks after she sailed from Bueno Ayres for Liverpool
said to lave been by cruiser Kron
prinz Wilhelm, her crew having been taken by German
steamer to Montsvdeo The French bark Uuion it is Said
was sunk by the Kronprinz Wilhelm.
Nov. "a Statements today by the war offices at Berlin
Paris and Petograd left in doubt the of the fighting
the east which unofficial reports say in Russian
victory The Russian office makes indefinite
that the Germans reeated gives indication of the
extent of the The version that the ieht-
ing still in and that The decision yet be reached
there eventual German victory the arrival of
Russian reefOrccments has postponed it
In Belgium and France both the French and German
statements the fighting ags There continued actively
the Argonne region where according office
the allies have made progress Bombardmens Belgian coast
towns by British warshps has been resumed 1t said
IN, causing number of casualties among the nhaban
INJECTING only slight injuries to the German troops
The Russian office today made it's fist definite an
ouncement concerning the crucial battle II stated
the Vsua and Warta Germans had
DIV
alton by saying that the arrival e Russian renorcements had
postponed the decision There was however hint in this
statement of a retreat
In the west the opposing armies still held to the positions
which they have maintained with few changes the last
two months Here and there along the 300mie ne-notably
at pres and Sossons and in the Argonncthere spirited
fighting but apparently with results othel momentary
advantages for side or the other.
Last of an Argument.
The ancient argument against suffrage which on
woman's inability bear the burdens of its
death blow The shock of the European has kledit
Women have always borne the babies of whom sodiers
were made kept house when the away war;
ed the sick bound the wounds of tho injured planted
reaped the havess feed armies scraped the lint made
the cohes and served the armies thousands quite
effective in keeping up the $ actual soldering.
And now they are taking the places of the at the
front in all the warorn nations of Europe They operate
street and taxcabs drive the day clean the Streets
saswomen bank clerks, ticket sellers and in short
the full burden of the absent workmen
The tools the laid down, the took up are
using They aid The burdens which bat the
earhe heaviest burdens of human societythe burdens Of
the tasks abandoned by the Every who this
Deraes from CIVIC employ man who TO the colors