The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-02

to meet the attempts to outflanIk
them are in what appears to be al
most impregnable positions and are
fighting sternly.
Indian Troops Landed.
The allies, on the other hand,
place their hopes in the arrival of
reinforcements on their left and the
possibility of finding a weak spot in
the German front. The Indian troops
should now be with the British army,
the official bureau having today per
mitted the publication of the fact that
they landed in France last Friday.
or course it is not known where
the Indian troops are going, but it Is
believed the left wing will be stiff
ened by them. Some of the terrific
rials also have reached Field Marshal
French. These include the London
Scots, one of the best of England's
volunteer regiments, recruited from
Scotchmen in London. They have
reached a high state of efficiency. In
their ranks are some of the best
them are a number of men who COM
peted with the United States for the
Palma trophy a few years ago.
A call has been issued for British
railway men to 90 to France and as
sist in working the railroads there.
Germans Attack Antwerp.
With the German attack on the
outer Notifications on Antwerp
again has become the scene of seri
Gus operations. The invaders so far
have confined their attack to the
forts protecting the river crossings
between Malin and Antwerp. A Ger
man report says two forts have been
silenced, but he Beigians deny this.
They declare the forts stopped firing
as a ruse and that when the German
field artillery approached to take
them they opened fire, decimating
the Germans.
There is no indication of the
strength of the Germans at thSa
point, but it is presumed they have
launched no mien force against the
formidable defense,
Austrian army Destroyed.
According to a Rome dispatch, the
Russian ambassador there has issued
statement saying the Russians had
destroyed the Austrian army in Ga
licia and they are now turning their
attention to Przemysl and Cracow. A
80 i,f !,
COW and on its result will depend fu-
ture movements of the Russian army
Victory to the Russian emperors
troops would permit a junction of
these forces with the Russian central
army and an advance into Silesia.
The Russians in the north, accord
ing to R-trograd accounts. have
checked the Germans advance and
driven them back 80 miles to the
region Of Suwaih and Miriampol.
The Germans, however, continue to
lombard the forts of Ossowetz.
Their operations in this district
have been impeded by the marshy
nature of the country which prevents
lN1 movements VI utaNg suns dhu
trshsports.
Austria has made immediate re-
sponse to Italy's demand for an eX-
PLANTATION of the sowing of mines in
the Adriatic promising to indemnify
the families of the fishermen who
lost their lives and to adopt measures
to prevent a repetition of such occur
rences.
A quietus has been given reports
that relations between the allies and
Turkey are critical, both the British
foreign office and the Turkish en-
bassy issuing denials.
A fresh outcry has arisen against
the severe censorship. 1t is. pointed
out that the Germans have allowed
German, American and Dutch CORE
spondents to visit the front whie not
a single British correspondent is with
Field Marshal Frenchs army. The
Evening Star says
This method of making war in the
dark is depressing to the British pub
lie and is not likely to stimulate re-
cruiting."