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tingent. 10000; Canadian first. and
second contingents, 10000; Austral-
ians, 10000; New Zealand, 10000
making a total of 1854, 900 men. This
tremendous enrolment for country
which normally has only small
professional army has thrown light
upon the governments views re-
garding the duration of the war, or,
at least, upon it's determination to
meet all possibilities.
| The battle of Belgrade was renewed
with increased fury according to a
Nish dispatch to the Exchange Tele
was done. The Servian batteries are
replying to the Austrian fire.
| An Ostend dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company says:
''The Belgian army at Antwerp as
sumed the triumphant offensive move
ment driving the Germans back to the
environs Of Louvain, according to re-
liable information
An official dispatch issued in Berlin,
| d
conf wireless says:
In an engagement at Oordeghem,
on the railway between Antwerp and
Client. the Belgian troops were with
drawn. The country south of Antwerp
has been flooded by the Belgians to
prevent the Germans from marching
into town. The area covered by the
ter varies in depth at different places
from a few inches to several feet
Reuter- dispatch from Ostend says
that according to soldiers who have ar
| rived there would appear an engage
ment is in progress between Belgians
and Germans who are withdrawing to-
| ward France.
According to a Petrograd dispatch to
| the Exchange telegraph, it is believed
there the German crown prince has
been appointed commander-in-c chief of
! the forces against Russia.
Prince Joachim Albrecht of Prussia.
was wounded yesterday by shrapnel
bullet according to an official Berlin
| dispatch, forwarded by the Reuter- Am
| sterdam correspondent. The bullet
penetrated his thigh.
Pursuing the Enemy
PARIS, Sept. 10.-The following of.
fetal communication was issued:
On the left wing the British and
French troops have crossed the Marine
between La Ferte- Sous Jouarre Char
ley and Chateau Thierry and are pur-
suing the enemy, who are in retreat
During the course of the advance the
| British forces took a number of pris-
oners and captured Mitraileuses."
! During the four days battle" says
an official communication issued to-
| night, the allies pushed back the Ger
mans sixty kilometers. (about 81 miles)
and have taken many prisoners and
machine guns"
! During the four days battle the al
lied armies have in that section of the
| theater of operations gained more than
sixty kilometers. Between Chateau
| Thierry and Vitry- Le- Francois, the
Prussian guard has been thrown back
The action. continues with great Sc
verify in the region between Camp De
Mallly and Vitry-Le- Francois, in the
center and on the right wing there y
no change in the situation. On Orn-
main, in the Argonne district. two OPP
posing forces are maintaining their
positions. In the region of Nancy the
enemy made slight progress on the
Chateau Salinas road On the other
hand, we gained ground in the forest
| Champenois. The losses have been
considerable on both sides but the
morale and health of our troops re-
main excellent. There is no confirma-
ton of the news published in the Ger
man newspapers of the fall of Maui
ibeuge,"
According to Munich report re-
ceived here, the Berlin garrison alone
lost $4,000 men killed and wounded ir
the war thus far.