The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-10-30
War News from day to day.

Petograd, octs24Late dispatches tonight declare that
the German defeat in western Poland has attained the dmen
tons OF disaster Two German armies are now merged i'll
treat with less than half the they had weeks ago
One hundred thousand Russian cavalry pursuit.
London, Oct, "a. The shells of the allies raining
upon Osend and Newport at other
points along the great battle front the ers big gpns playing
equal havoc with the defenders Thse messages tie
Office tonight told that neither side had material
gain during the day, which had been marked
fighting The German losses are at 600 and
5000 allies said to have fallen during the day
The batteieds ell with bodied, the dispatches
continued but fresh German troops continue Since
morning the Germans have rereaed slightly but their
does not ,sarly that the allies
porary step in the siege.
French squadron supporting the English warshps
which the German gunners have difficulty in reaching The
warsps To-Day responsible for the repuse of the enemy
several points.
The contending armies seemingly are so nearly equal in
strength that neither the pierce
get around the wings
oct. 26.-5loodess Day of Big War. All the efforts
OF the allied armies and the Germans along North
coast where that section included between Neupor and
Dxmude the battle has been raging necessarily for
past The latest official advces from Paris report violent
bombardmen on Neuport by the German guns up
present as k known to the public neither side has gained
any definite success the other.
The Russian official report describes great which
is in progress along front of more than sixty miles in Poland
extending from kawa to the Iljanka. Rus.
slams declared to be winning victories The report
that the resistance of the Ausans acia weakening
The people of Belgium dire straits millions
facing starvation The American minister Belgium
there less than weeks supply in the Cities while
in the country distrcty the situation The
relief committee in London has been forced delay
nesday its first shipment of food Belgium the Belgian
Of trade not having issued the necessary license time
Oct. 27-Gen. Csrranza resigns again. Military head of
the consutionalsts proves that he enough patriot
Names condition that Villa must get clear off the map
Oct. N-It s semi-ofcaly reported at Petrograd ac-
cording to Central News dispatch, that Aus
rian wounded who passed through alone which was
officially estimated at 5000 up September 13th now a.
mounts to at least 2O00
The attempt of the Austrians enveop the left wing of
the of General Brusso has failed according to semi
official On October 24h about 20 verts us
mes south of Sambo the Russian troops surrounded in
Suntsin valley the thyeghth division with eff
fectves belonging to the andrGm firing upon the
surrounding heights Only few of these soldiers succeeded
by favor night saving themselves by the paths
entire artillery division of twenty trains fell
into Russian hands,
A dispatch to the Central News from northeastern
France The Germans wee yesterday aserloon in
great part driven Yser heavy loss by the
French infantry aided by the fire from the monitors the
Beans undertook the defense of Yser they held it for
week. Them by sheer weight of artillery and men, the Ger
pushed the gallant Begans back, but before they
paid the full price for the temporary gain.
SAT least two army corps faced the Belgans Their
jec them right succeed in
turning the allies left 1t the Bgas thousand casual
ties prevent the attainment of this object reported on
reliable authority that the German emperor placed eight
army corps in this section of the field Their been
frjghtful; their practically nil
Towards the end of last week. the situation was doubt
full there fear failure. On the contrary
first may looked for which will place the Ger
finally the defensive the progress