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The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07

From the Battle Front, Oct. 6, via
Paris, oct. 7-12:5C 4. m-German
cavalry made its temperance on the
scene of action in great force today,
thus disproving the reports that all
of its horses had been rendered use
less owing to an epidemic of the
CHAMBERS.
The allies extended front has met
with vigorous center attacks on tho
part Of the Germans, who seem to
have weakened their position on the
center of the battle line in order to
throw heavy masses of men against
the right and left wings. The allies,
although forced back short distances
at some points on their lett generally
have been able to hold their own
The eastern wing also was the
scene of severe combats today but
there the battle was between infantry
and artillery and the allies We're able
to push forward. In the center,
where the infantry had been deeply
entrenched since the commencement
of the battle, Tie French and English
commanders took the opportunity to
relieve many regiments which had
been ON the advanced firing line. Two
brieqdes Of British troops, chiefly
Hiehlanders, had not had relief for
13 days. They had burrowed so well
that casualties were unimportant. but
the men were thorouchly exhausted
from continued watchfulness and the
inccssaut boom of the guns
1t is reported at the front that the
Germans took 200 civilians with them
when they derarted from Roye.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
Prince William Grows Bold.

Rome, via Paris, Oct. 6.-11:s6 p.
m.-Prince William Of Wied, former
ruler of Albania. according to advices
received here from Berlin, in an ad.
dress to his company of Uhlans said
me hoped through their bravery to re-
conquer on the battlefield the crown
of Albania.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
General -esnrsr Recovering.

London, Oct. 6.-l0:20 a. m.-Msss
Marguerite Ilaman, daughter OF Cen
eral Laman, the defender of Liege,
according To an Ostend dispatch TO
the Exchange Telegraph Company,
has received word that her father.
who is at Magdeburg, has recovered
from the wounds caused by shrapnel
during the German bombardment. He
still suffers, however, from inhahins
poisonous gases given off by the
picrite of the shells.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
Turks Get Artillery.

London, Oct. 7.-4:45 a.m.-An
Athens dispatch published in the
Times, says:
According to trustworthy advices
from Constantinople, four huge how
itzers of the ~ centimeter modei have
arrived from Germany and have been
sent through the Dardanelles on Ger
man merchantmen, together with
large quantities of ammunition and
war material"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
Bavarian Prince Wounded.

Rome, via Paris, Oct. 6-11:16 p.
MA dispatch from Munich says
Prince Francis, fourth son of the
king of Bavaria, was wounded in the
left thigh during a battle. He was
operated on in a hospital and blood
poisoning was feared for a time out
he is now out of danger,
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
More Canadian Troops.

Ottawa, Oct. Canada will raise
Immediately and send to the front a
second eXpeditionary force of 10000
men with a first reinforcement of ten
per cent. making $4,000 in all. This
decision was reached at today's cabi-
net council. The second contingent
win bring the total of Canada's force
at the front up to more than $4,000
men.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
Janan,s Action Necessary.

Toxic, Oct, I'll a. m.-The news
papers commenting on the capture or
the Island Of Jaluit by Japanese naval
forces, declare this action necessary
to safeguard Japans territorial, com
mercial and maritime interests. They
add the seizure was justified also be-
cause of the seizure and destruction
of shipping by the German cruise,
Emden.