Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-11
british SCORE
ON HIGH SEAS
FAMOUS GERMAN RAIDERS
AT LAST RUN TO
EARTH.
fierce LAND BATTLE
GERMANS CLAIM SLOW
PROGRESS AGAINST THE
ALLIES LINES.
GERMANS SLOWLY WEAKEN
Nothing but Cavalry Fighting
Reported on the Prussian
Frontier.
fierce LAND BATTLE
GERMANS SLOWLY WEAKEN

TINE battle in west Flanders anc
Il for miles to the south in
French territory continues with un-
abated fury There apparently is
little change in the general situation
but eacl day Of the fighting has
meant a rearrangement Of forces at
certain places, which in the end
must be of vast importance when
the oposing armies come TO grips in
the final struggle.
The advantage is claimed by both
the Germans and the allies and it is
possible both believe they have made
gains at the points where gains are
certain TO count in the end. Mean
while there unquestonably has been
a great loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners.
Congratulatcs Sir John.
King George has sent to Field
Marshal Sir John French his con
gratulations on the "pluck, spirit
and endurance shown by the British
troops against vastly superior
forces and expresses confidence in
the final result.
The official statement from Bcr-
lin doci,ras tho y,ostor, connai,,r &c
n,ol,irg satisfactorv hut slow nrop-
ro.s. hot fi,,o bnnd,ed Erencb and
Fngiisb n,,eonere bave haon toI,on
In the yicinit,, Of ynres. tbat further
south tbn German troops have re-
nulsad strnnc counter Attacks bv tbe
British and are advancing and that
in lhe Arsonne region favorable
progress Is pelns made
Uncertain in East.
Tho situation I'm tho eastern areno
Is somewhat uncertain owing to con
flicting reports From Petrograd il
is stated tho Austrions continue tbeir
oy,cu,tion of nositinns tn tbo south
oost of Icmbero in GaIicia and in
rnI.ny,iro WIN rrsnoct to tho lat
for t,rritorv # is said maj with tbe
,,.,.,,,tf,r - q co,risI.,, 80 ,.a,o,.,.is,s
no Austrian troons arc Ieft
or tho otbo,. Lord a porli, die
,,,t,i, 49,, ,,.a,, of or,,., sa,.s osr,
niai ,,.,, fra,,, w. aH,,,,,,,,,,
tho nvacuation of tbe greatar nor
tinr nf nult,v,i,a Nv, ti7o pussia,,.,
VIA aro heinz nWre,,od by tbn Ans,
trIane
claim marked progress i'm east Prus-
sla. where the Germans are said to
have heen driven bacls
urofossor pares Tho pr,+ish oo,,
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Very Important.
"Tba theatre Of tba recert onor-
otiops In Ruesiar poland 10 90
cr,rial i,,nortancn Uora ,,st,ia
,,I -, 80, -, -, 10 i''
anu @ .'cl many Joln minus anu serious
IeNeISes Coi'p'l 'hehl eIlher 10 re-
treat on dlNerReht llnes or TO expose
one or the olher oI the capitals.
Inc loss OF the cruiser Emden ana
the bottling up OF the koenigsberg
have rejoiced the British public
Advices from South Africa report
the further rounding up Of rebels,
not far from Pretoria. where an ad-
ditional l2O have heen killed ar
wounded.
For the first time since 1900 there
has been an execution in the tower
of London. Carl Hans Lody. a Ger
man spy, who lived for a time in
the United States being shot
1oNno> >o,. "a 5o.oz
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uatior ~ ,',a.. lS,uin, i9 wy ~, Si'
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ono bie fac, -" io,,d oV''IS & ,'o 'a ic",c NV a.
n,,tod ,rhat I ~, an ava uilu
10 Gor,," a3 '"y ugs.' uCtlu" "a
Koepigsherg thn t,,,or 20, us,