New-York tribune., 1914-10-05

Berlin Cvia' wireless to Sayville. Long
IslandD. Oct H. The following official
announcement was made to-day:
"In the siege of Antwerp Forts
Wavre- e-Ste. Catherine and Dorpweld
have been taken and Fort Waelhem
invested. Termonde. an important
strategical point, has been occupied.
ION our western wing new French
attempt to enclrclc our forces has been
repused. The French have been eject
ed from their positions south of Royc.
"Sortics from Toul were repulsed
with heavy losses"
Other press matter officially given
out to-day says:
The Danish paper National Tltoude'
publishes statement oy Gottllcb Won
Jagow, the German Foreign Minister,
in which he says that Great Britain
had promised France assistance before
German troops entered Belgium. Eng
land. i'm fact, had prepared for war by
stirring up feeling in the different
countries against Germany after the
cid English way of playing European
Continental states against each other.
"A pamphlet issued BY the Bremen
Chamber Of Commerce on the econom-
ical consequences Of the war indlcateS
that Great Britain's naval policy Is
detrimental TO neutral states exporting
raw material, and especially detri-
mental to the United States.
"The Bordeaux report published By
The Daily Chronicle that General Won
Stenger. commander Of the German 53d
Infantry Brigade, had given an order
that no quarter be granted, and for his
soldiers to Kill all the French en-
countered, armed or unarmed, - an
impudcnt lie. ike the French report
that an Austrian motor battery was
captured on the MeuSe.
"The German press praises the action
of the Bundcsrath in prohibiting the
pavment Of liabilities which England
has been pressing in furtherance Of the
noIicv to embarrass German trade which
il has pursued since the war was begun
bv England. England also is suffering
from this policy of trade vexatlon,
THE Daily Telegraph Of London. de-
claring that the British prohibition OF
sugar importations is proving harmful
70 several British industries.
"The we'll known British paper, The
Cranhic, gloriies Belgian women who
severely injured German soldiers with
boiling water. The Sphere publishes
illustrations showing women firing at
Uhlaus.
JACQUES Delcasse, son of the French
Foreign Minister, wounded prisoner
of war in Germany. praises the splen-
did treatment received by the French
the franctireurs.
Count Michael Karolyi, president Of
the Hungarian Independent party, re-
turning from French prison. reports
having seen Turcos carrying strings
upon which were suspended cars, noses
wounded in Germany
London. Oct. J. The following Ger
man official statement was received
here tonight by wireless:
The situation throughout the entire
theatre of war becomes daily more
favorable TO German arms. The
Austro- Hungarian commander IN chie',
Archduke Frederick, and the heir pre-
sumptive TO the Austro- Hungarian
throne. Archduke Charles Francis, have
inspected the greater part OF the Aus
trian northern army, and expressed
themselves well satisfied with the
splendid warlike spirit among the
troops.
The Russian troops which crossed
the Carpathians and entered the dis
trict of Marmaros have been repulsed
and driven back in disorder IN the
direction Of the Galic.an frontier"