Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-28
THE LOSSES OF BOTH SIDES
MUST BE TERRIFIC SAY
ALL REPORTS.
French ON The OFFENSIVE
Are Destroying German Guns in
Center of the Big
Line.

n mighty struggle in Belgium and
the north Of France are silent with
regard to the actual happenings In
that battle-scarred zone. SO far as is
known there has been little progress
on either side, but from the accounts
that have filtered through from va
rious sources, this stern engagement,
which has been going on incessantly
for several days, may be character
lied as the most stubborn of the war.
Many thousands of German reinforce
mcnts have been added to the great
masses Of troops which have been en-
endCIvoring TO force their way to the
northern ports Of France.
Obey Empcror's Command.
1t is said that this ceaseess push
ing forward OF vast bodies Of German
soldiers is by direct order Of the en-
pc.or, whose eye is fixed on England,
action against which is considered
among the possibilities, .ded a
suitable base can be found from
which to direct the forces.
Similarly the allies have been
,,,,,.s tr,o,,, a. no frn,t orr, tr, p,.it-
i,h Ind dia,,s' ,,hn .acordin, ~ an ac-
cni,nts baye heon Lnerine tbemaal,les
we'll,
\ New Rebellion.
\ new rebellion in the Union Of
South Africa has given cause for
anxiety both to the British and the
South African government. Generals
Dewet and Beyers, both notable fig
uI,s m the South African war; have
placed themselves at the head of
revolt in the orange Free State and
western TransNaal
The extent of this rising Is not
known, nor can its importance be
70 etold, but already the South Afr-
can government. which had knowledge
of the prospective movement, has is
sued proclamation TO the people
calling for their assistance and has
taken measures to Quell the rebellion.
Irish Wntcrs Mined
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operas VI me " 'U3 Ss i,,a,
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A haNaS dispalch rom h'suoh ~
way OF Madrid reports that He'Hiah
troops nave INVADED the portuguese
province OF Angola west AlIlca' anu
that preparations are uhuer way lol
dlspatch 10 tnat province ol "dis"'Ps
from iOrtuBal
Inc hu9a''n Sc.'ei o. 80, pI',,, H. ~
.no .,io I'm =, ncetorn nrIssi, and
claims victories over the Germans at
various points in Russian Poland.
A newspaper dispatch from Rotter-
dam saws that General Won Besler,
who commanded the German forces
when Antwerp was taken, has com
mitted suicide bv shooting at Bruges
John Jacob Astor of the British
army son Of William Waldorf Astor,
has been wounded in the fighting In
France
LONDON oct. 27-(9:45 u. m.)-
r,ha German raid on the channel
,,ar+s a.. /, Is called here. seems to
ho,,o hcon checked for the time be-
10, or ,t any rate the Germans have
ms VI iit,ia 10 INV nrogress since
'nes J,.,,r5a,. los, They are how