The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-11-06
War News from day to day.

Oct. 31-Having rested aud with fresh reinfolcements
to their support German troops who have battling in
Belgium and the north of France for what to be al
most nerminabe period renewing their efforts to push
their way through the French British and Belgian lines to
reach the much desired ports the English channel Not only
here but in the Agonne forest and the Woever district the
fighting has been of the ercest character 1t is said that the
laundering of the big guns the British warshps off 0Send
can be heard the English coast.
In all these engagements the dead and wounded null
tpying but there thousands take their places the
port of the wounded into the safety where they
ceve attention. proving problem that has yet been
solved Hospitals and sIgeorn inadequate for the of
those who have fallen.
While the larger ships Of the German navy under the
protection of their harbors the submarines continue show
activity and another British cruiser has been to the bottom
a result of raid by of those destructive
fetal of the sinking light cruiser Hermee
i'll the Straits of Dover gives details except
stroYed by German submarine and that of the officers
and men save
Turkey and Russia will now Fisht:-War has been of
fciay declared ill Consantno between Turkey and Russia
according to private message transmitted today through the
courtesy of the America embassy.
Now that Turkey has entered the field the remaining
Balkan nations will be forced to fly arms tally shoulder
ing for months with the spirit of war; will find in this her OPP
portunity and southern Europe and northern Africa will be the
battle-ground of the Mediterranean nations.
GERMANY ASKS PEACE:-Nov 1.-The Petrograd
correspondent of the Observer sends the following:
According to report being circulated in the army circles
that Russia recently has bee approached regarding the concud
ing of with Geamany is said that the Germar emper
wrote personal letter to the dowager empress urging her
persuade the Russian make peace dowager
empress forwarded the letter without comment to Emperor
Nichols who sent it orand Duke Nichols
the Russian army The Grand Duke returned
this comment "If you comply, will mutiny
there will be revolution all over Russia
Nov 3-BELGIANs ARE ENcoURAGED AID official com
muncation given out by the Belgian general staff and dated
November2 says: The enemy has fallen back toward
the east abandoning his dead and wounded
Our troops holding the positions occupied yesterday
'Our advanced forces, which moved ards the Yser
finding everywhere signs of preciptate retreat"
The apology of the Turk for the assaults of his fleet
Russian the Black has accomplished
Both Russia and Great Britain have undertaken active military
against him and hosttie begun Red
The fortified town of Akabah in Arabia, arm of
the has been seled and occupied by the British
Minerva.
There loss to the troops holding the position
but no British casualties.
Akabahi is at the head of the Gulf
east of Suez.
The Germans last Sunday according to news dispatches
made supreme effort to capture pres.
Lives without number sacrificed in endeavor
which apparently resulted in failure for today they said
be concentrating the efforts point well the south of this
battescared locality Emperor William himself present.
according to dispatches the latest attempt capture
this important POSITION forces have left Bges for
Courtrai rs miles to the south eighteen miles Yps
where the British hold the line This
selection of another way to reach Calais
Nov. 4,-London silent today regarding the naval
gagement off the Chilean coast Sunday The American minis
ter Santiago Perry Fletcher however confirms reports
German naval victory which five German vessels put
out of action three British warshps
Until the British admiralty has spoken the their
losses cannot be known According reports the
cruiser Monmouth sunk the cruiser Good Hope put