Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-22
TIDE Of BAT TIE
SURGES To AND
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to hold Ypres which Is considered an
important point as il supports the al
lied force thrown out toward Roulcfs
and seemingly cndnngcrs The rear Of
tho German army advancing toward
Dixmude and the coast
The Germans are striking hard AZ
the French line IN the vicinity OF lab
sseo and have made counter-attack 3
against the force which, for many
days. nas been endeavorlng 70 relieve
Lille
Along the rest Of the line from vert
to east the French communication
reports no notable change The Ger
man STAFF also Ignores that part of
the battle front In It's statement.
These reports doubtless mean that
neither side has made any consider
able advance. II is not believed that
there has been cessation In the
fighting either on the Meuse where
the French arc trying 10 drive the
Germans away from st Mihiel and
Camp Dcs Romanes. or at Belfort,
which the Germans are attacking.
Naval Activities.
Naval activities continue IN differ
ent parts Of the world The German
cruiser Emden again has been busy
In far eastern waters despite the cap
ture last week OF her supply ships She
mas sunk four British merchantmen,
and dredger. and captured two 9th
ers-.the steamers Exford and ST. Leg
bert The st Egbert was allowed to
proceed to Cochin. British India, with
the passengers and crews Of the yes-
sells which the Emden sank. The re-
port Of the operations of the Emden
does not say what was done with the
Exford. which flies the British flag
and was bound from Yokohama for
New York
In the Adfiatic where the allies
fleets are attacking Cattaro, there has
been fighting between French cruis-
ers Waldcck and Rousseau and Aus
trian submarines and torpedo boat de-
stroyers According to the Austrian
account Of the fight the warships cs-
capped easily Austrian submarines
also have raided Antivari, Montene-
gro and destroyed some magazines.
In the Baltic 1t is reported there
has been an engagement between tor
pedo boat desiroyers aud submarines.
No details Of this fighting have been
received here.
Italy 10 Stay Out.
italy has decided to remain out of
tho war, but she has notified the pow
ers that she may find 1t necessary to
occupy Avlona, Albania, owing To the
chaotic conditions prevailing in that
country.
a revolutionary outbreak occurred
in Portugal. today but was promptly
suppressed II was learned from an
authoritative Portuguese source in
London that the Portuguese govern
ment had been in close communica-
tion with Great Britain and was pre-
pared to employ all her available
forces whenever necessary by the side
of the allies. The Portuguese CON
gross meets tomorrow and 1t is ex-
pccted will take some action on this
subject
Belgian refugees are beginning to re.
turn from Holland to their own coun
try. especially to Antwerp. German
military authorities, It is said, have
ordered all German civilians to leave
Brussels, owing. It is believed. to
shortage OF provisions there.
Great Britain is adopting stricter
measures against Germans and Aus
trian subjects in that country Many
OF the men win be sent to detention
camps.