The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-16
ENGLISH MILITARY EXPERTS EXPECT This WEEK
TO ESTABLISH new RECORD IN SLAUGHTER
Today!S War
Summary

The h1itlc la iandcr- was
continued to-day With ,bc same
fcrusitN which has consistently
marked this crucial struggle
slncc u began more than u month
ago. From French sources come
reports of minot ndNantag,~ Ia
the fighting. but the great issue
there. a. on the eastern frontier
of Germany. still hung la the hal
ancc. Berlin made the -iatemcut
that three British wur~hip-. part
oT the iIcct which had been assist
ing the allies to stem the Gcrman
onIu~h toward She English cham
mel. had been disabled
Of greater importance Ia Great
iiSitnin Than any oT thc days
passing event. was the question
of the attitude In the world war
To- ac tahcu hN tlc millinu~ uf
MO~lem~ in her colonial posses
-ious. Reports cinanaiing from
Germany were that the Mo-lcms
ia some in-tanrc. az least were
siding with the sultan uf Turkey.
to whom they owe spiritual alic-
glance. a. against Great Britain.
1he German attack In the eN-
trcme west j. shifting slowly
-1uthward la llcl2ium toward the
Ircn,h border. The pouutrA tn
the west 81 D,Nmutsc aa~ been
transformed %, thC tapphg ef "a
nnl~ ana the heavy rains into
yast swamp in which heavy hght-
ine u almost impossible south
81 Dixmudc. thc french war Of
h,c said today. rcnrwcd German
efforts 10 rru~- the Yer 'unnl
were hcbtcu hack with the de-
-fructiun pi German t,Gimcut
The itcuth ,iaim thc a. apturc
at positions taken rc, cuti, 20 the
enemy Fi-cvhcrr ntou1 tho line
the lighting ha- once more re-
iaNcd. tciHg Emitted chiefly 60
artillery engagements.
The Brush wars hip~ mrutiun-
ci hN Hcflin ~ having been dis
uhicd by German ariihcrp me-
irofa the shore. are the torprdu
boat destroyer IulDo. the iight
cruiser Htiiliant. and tiic -ioop
'T war Iiinaldn. ~ irtaiI- nf the
cNtcnl 90 the damage innictcd are
given n Bcriin. which hn- the re-
port from Geneva
in London u l. rumorcd that
large force of t.crruan~ around
DiNnudc ha~ been cat on rs thc
noods Thc inundated country
nov cNtend. south al DiNmudc to
within seven miles uf BiN-ciuOtr.
about haif way Ca thc front of the
French border Dn the other
sections. snow has fallen and the
hardship- endured by the men
on the firing line a. dr-criilsai
T., pcr~on- returning frum the
fruni. arr friehtiuL NJ points
the Gcrmnns are said to have
hccn iitcrall, swept out of their
trrnchcS hs the Hoods Guns aud
ammunition Wagons are imbcJ-
dcd in thc mud aud counties
corp~cs float about.
The Ru~sians apparently are
concentrating their enorts to Cap-
turc CrncoW aud prScanysl. in
an cnort 60 crush completely the
Austrian army before making
iLcir main adNanoc ON German
trrFitoFy Considerable forces
are marching un CracOw. the
siege which u believed Ia pc,ro-
grad 30 be NEAR. The Austrian
army at pTexmysl. according to
an oiliciai statement. made q sue
c,.-fai -oFtlc from the invested
fortress From the same ~Dursr
"a l. reported that the Germans
mas~iug their forCcS M strategic
points in tiic eastern provinces of
puStu and Silc-in, preparing for
tiie cNpested Russian advance.
pctrograd acknoW icdge- thar
the severe attacks OF the Turk in
flic Caneasian regions near tlie
eastern shorts 90 the blnck Ma
have h8ltcd the Russian MOVE
mcnt. An official Turkish state
ment tosin, asserts that the IiuS-
SLAMS have suffered heavy lussss-
The austrian operations
against SefNia. according Ia Of
Rcial advise from Vienna. are
progsesiing successfully.
Trltnin's pruhlcm uf dealing
with the Mo-lcms wRs brought up
-uunreiy ~ tlc German state
mcui that tsle kbctlyr of tGypt
had departed from Constantine
Illc where hr had been sincc the
beginning 81 the war, 90 assume
command az the Turkish inrtcs
Operating against EgSpt Annth-
~ vIyort at di-~cnsion Ia hritisil
possessions. cotiing from the
same sourCc. Wns to the euo,t
that the header ~ the nclnnins
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