Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-10
BUT NEITHER is ABLE TO
MAKE ANY DECISIVE
HEADWAY
RUSSIANS IN Germany
Have Carried Their Advance Into
the Dominion of the
Kaiser.

@ O FAR as is disclosed by the Of
- flcial statements, the situation IN
the war theatres. both east and
west, virtually remain unchanged,
In Belgium and northern France
the allies and the Germans appar-
emily take turns in assuming the or
rensiye. while both sides are bring
ing up reinforcements and preparing
themselves for the decisive struggle
which is prdicted for an early date
In the east the Russian hosts, ac-
cordlng to the Petrograd announce
ment are still driving the Germans
and Austrians in front OF them, Eng
lands attitude and determination TO
continue the bitter struggle until all
the demands of the allies are salts
lied, we're strongly set forth by Pre-
mier Asquith at the lord mayors
banquet at London. The premier
made the declaration that Great Brit
ain would not sheath the sword until
Prussan military domination was de-
stroyed. and he further announced
that Turkey. by her entrance into the
struggle, had dug her own grave ana
committed suicide.
Asked for More.
Before the same assemblage Field
Marshal Earl Kitchener revealed the
fact that there are a million and
quarter men now undergoing military
training in England and he asked
for more.
Adyices from South Africa say that
the force under Christian Beyers one
of the leaders in the revolt, has been
disposed of in the Transyaal by gov
ernment forces, losing nine men
killed more than fifty wounded and
364 prisoners They also report that
the rebel General Dewet defeated
government commando under Gen
eral Cronie, and that General Dcwets
son was killed
Further disasters have occurred
from mines in the North sea, the
Swedish steamer Atle having been
blown up and six Of her crew
drowned, the Dutch fishing boat
Poolster having met like fate.
Railroads stopped.
In Belgium all the railway em-
ployes have stopped work, under
orders from the Belgian government,
thus bringing railway traffic to
complete standstill and interfering
with the movement Of German troops.
The German authorities 1t is re-
Eorted, will replace the Belg1ans with
Germans.
San Diego. Chile, reports that the
British cruiser Glasgow and the
transport Otranto, neither Of which
had been reported since November /,
the date Of the engagement between
the British and German warships off
the Chilean coast. are on their way
through the straits of Magellan,
bound for the Falkland Islands.
LONDON. Nov $1,000 p. M
The Germans have renewed their Of
fensiye in the vicinity OF Ypres and
DiXmude, where several previous at
tcmpts to break through the allied
lines and gain the coast Of France
have been repulsed after the most Sc
we're fighting of the war
Despite the reverses which the Aus
tro- German armies have suffered in
the east. where the Russians have now
set their feet in German territory.
both in east Prussia and Posen, the
Germans are said to he stlll sending
reinforcements to the west In an en-
deavor to break down the resistance
OF the French. British and Belgians
who have been holding their positions
and have in places made small but
important advances.
There has. however. as yet been no
decisive action fought along the whole
front, but each side is making gains
which may count when the crisis Is at
hand. With the tremendous forces
opposing each other any progress
must necessarily be slow in these days
OF siege battles, but both the allies
and the Germans express satisfaction
with the way IN which the battle has
gone thus far.
Russians still Coming.
In the east. the Russian advance
guards are now fighting on both the
east Prussian and Poson borders, and
IL Is believed that the Germans have
given up their first plan OF offering
resistance to the Russian advance on
the positions which they had prepared
along the Warthe river. According
to the German report. the Russians
have suffered reverse on the east
Prussian frontier. where they lost
1000 men and some machine guns,
but of the fighting elsewherein this
region. Berlin says nothing.
The slackness in the recruiting In
England has been given a flip. by
the marches Of some of the crack ter
rltorlal regiments and tQday's process
sion through the streets OF London in
connection with the inauguration of
the lord mayor, I'm which the Canadian
and other dominion troops took part
From all sections Of the country come
reports OF an increasing number of
young men offe themselves for
service.