The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-11-10

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afternoon says yesterday the action continued with great
severity between the and the region of Armentieres
London Nov 1o-Dispatches to London newspapers,
dated Monday report the Germans bombarded Ypres with
heavy artillery throughout the day and that the town
in flames in many places, and many buildings in ruins
The town practically deserted that there
serious loss of life. .s.s.E
London Nov. 1o,-Ths Daily Mails correspondent at
Copenhagen from Berlin that preparations
are being made at Potsdam Emperor Williams
The correspondent adds that is rumored to be the
perors transfer his headquarters Posdam
Thielt Belgium Nov 10-Inundations in Flanders.
which prevented the Germans from making their along
the coast in their efforts to reach Calais proving
equally unfavorabe the allies who today finding it
impossible to proceed through these marshy regions.
The Germans have been obliged Middel-
kere coast half way between NeupOrt and ostend
but this point not yet occupied by the allies The Ger
mans according information here nov
eentrating all forces for final attack in the vicinity of
Ypres.
On the afternoon of Nov T. the Germans suca asedcd
almost completely surrounding the city the result of
attacks the southwest northwest Today however,
their positions said be much less favorable because of
the excellent work of the French areymen and the able
which the allies have been supported by French and
British aviators.
Berlin Nov 1o-Anoher Russian repulse on the blood
drenched trench Scared hills of the frontier of east
Prussia has been reported Berlin from Cumbnnan under
date of Nov 8Simuaneousy with their operations against
the main German army under General Hndenbug the
line of the River Warthe the Russians attempted
Prussia by the old south of Vrbaen but they
the frontier by General Morgan army and
after very heavy fighting driven back the frontier
No ntmation regarding the strength of the forces
gagged has been published here but they have been
considerable nasmuh the Russians reported have
left 1000 prisoners in German hands.
The fighting the old battle ground where the
Germans met the Russians the early days of the war;
which has been the of repeated the
tides Of invasion and counter attack back and forth
the frontier. .----.. .. ...- 4
Nothing has been heard here of Russian operations
tho nf tho Worfh
Russian cavalry division which followed the Germans the
retirement from Warsaw found that the Germans maxi
ing stand behind this river.
No reports of developments received
ing the line further south Polish frontier An
bulletin definitely that there fighting
their part of the battle front According to the opinion
OF Berlin Observers however this front will probably the
of important engagements during the
night
The Germans making ready defend eastern
frontier vigorously The western of hostes which
has been getting than its fair share Of newspaper
tention must yield equal greater rank the strug
gle in Poland and Gaca
This changed center of interest is reflected today's
German bulletin which reports merely continuance of
German gains slow and ndenae they the vicin
W OF Ypres and the repulse of the Belgian attempt to
drive northward along the coast highway between in
undated region and the sea beyond Nieuport