The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-13
CARRY IRRESISTIBLE TIDE OF INVASION INTO GERMANY.
 AUSTRIA AND TURKEY
CARRY ALL BEFORE THEM
Have Thrown German Armies of Grown Prince Back Upon Their Main Line of Defenses From Roe. ngsburg to Cracow, Galicia.

London, Nov 12.-9:1O D. 'm-A critca stage in the battle in West . Flanders has been reached and the next few days, if not hours, should produce something more decisive { than has vt taken place.
 The Germans have continued to at tack with all the forces at their com mand, the British and French who hold the line between Dixmude and Yprcs, but with the exception of the capture Of DiNmude which took place on Tuesday and some little progress around Ypres, they have not been able to make any material advance
 The French official report issued this afternoon, says that a the at ia ks have been repulsed. The Ger mans are not utilizing green troops in this region, but have brought mp the pick of their army including some Prussian guards, who attempted an Offensive movement against the British with no success. Each side ' expresses satisfaction at the progress Of the battle Berlin says that tle attacks of the allies have been re- pulsed, and that their own attack is making headway; while in London and in Paris it is felt that so long as the allies can no the line of the ,. oe--al from Nieuport to Ypres their position is strong one.
 In France, from the northwest to c agreements of lesser importance, in whca, according to the French re port, General Joffre's armies have succeeded in gaining ground and strengthening their positions. The Germans continue to destroy bridges and railways in Belgium, but with what obj ct remains a secret It is thought however, tnat they are mak, ing preparations to winter in that country and they are taking every step to prevent their plans from be- coming known to their enemies.
 The Russian army under General Rennenkampff is fighting it's way into East Prussia and has taken Jo- nanns burg. which is on the railroad from Lyck to Soldau, both of which towns are already in Russian hands This gives to Russia the control of an important raj Way line which skirts the frontier in German territory. and several branch railways running into tae interior.
 The central army, which drove the Germans back from the Vistu,a, has had only unimnortant engag mems. but it is known to b. pushing forward to the borders of Posen and Silesia whica the Germans are crossing.
 The Russian left wing has follow ed the Kielce railway to the Austrian frontier and is within a f-w mics of Cracow, the siege of which is i'm minent
 The soutHern army, under General Ruzsky, is at Rzeszow, between Przemys and Cracow, and it's cross ing of the San river is being opposed by the Austrians. Another detach- ment continues the siege of Przemysl, while still another is operating against the Austrans, who are nold- ing the passes of the Carpathians
 The army of Armenia. whose base is on Kars. trans-CauCasia, is ap. preaching the Turkish fortress of Er- zerum
 The manner in which Grand Duke Nicholas, the Russian commander in chief, is yielding these armies and the mobility they are showing, are the subject of admiration on the part of military men here
 A message from Sarajevo says that th governor of Bosnia has addressed a proclamation to the Austrian army declaring that the Servians must be completely defeated before winter. In conformity with this the Servians have been driven back to their own country. but according to the Servian account they inflicted a defeat on the Austrians, who attempted to follow thsm
 There is a steady flow of recruits for Kitchener's army, and it is ex- pected that with the territorials, who number 600.000. England before long will nave an army of 2,000,000 men New armies also are being organized in India
 Germanys Eastern Defenses.