Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-08

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LONDON, oct. 7.-G:OO y. ny
An OStcnd dispatch Ia th" lNChang'
Telegraph company say-: Numerous
sldrmishcs occurred this morning be-
tween the advance posts In the en-
yirons of Yprcs lin Belgium, twenty
miles south Of Ostcnd) and IN the
southern part of West Flanders, The
Germans threw themselves ON the
forts and cntrcnrhmrntI"
PARIS, Oct. dies y, M Til,
official communication issued by III,
French war department tonight nm
nounc's that the ground previously
lost by the French between thaulncs
aud KOyc has been rc-takcn and Tint
ON the center the French have Hd-
,anccd on certain points.
The text follows; "fNCcp. on the
two wings where the German attacks
have been rcpulscd, there has becn
nearly complete calm along the front
ON our left wing the German cavalry
has been put in check; To the norill
of Lille IL has been driven back, BE
tween Chaulnes and Royc the ground
previously ccded hns been rc-iahcn
on the center we have made an nd-
Nulltt Oh liN ~ - ''''
ing 10 report on our right wing
LONDON, oct. .-(9:55 y. m )-A
dispatch To the Central News from
Amsterdam says: "A message received
here from Ghcnt says fighting of n
violent character has taken place BE-
tween Audcnardc Fifteen miles
southwest of GhcnD aad Icupcghcm
IA small town about mile south 0i
Audcnardc). After an hours engage
mcnt the BclgianS received reinforce
mcnts and threw back the Germans
with heavy LOSSES"
LONDON, Dot. $500 y. m "A
dispatch TO the Exchange Telegraph
company from Ostcnd says; several
minister's with the personnel Of the
ministries have just arrived here
ROME. via Paris oct. 7.-t1:2O D.
III. "A telegram received here from
Berlin says: "1'he Civilians or Lana
ckcn. Belgium, having attacked GER
man troops, rcpTtsalS were necessary
Ianackcn was bombardcd and its
church destroyed. Along the road be-
tween Ianaekcn and Tongrcs all the
houses were burned" Both l.anackcn
and Tongres are la the province ol
Limburg.
LONDON, oCl. B.-U:lJ a. MI
The Canadian troops VII be landed in
England today and sent 10 an inland
training camp
LONDON. oct. 7.-Ul;I7 y. MI
A Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam
says: Among the refugees who left
Antwerp today were Cardinal McrCiCT
and the minister of justice and other
high official They Travelled by auUp-
mobile 10 Flushing, from which point
thcN proceeded To OStcnd. More than
ten thousand fugithes have arrived AT
Koscndaal, AT which place the bonn
harhncnt of Antwerp can clearly be
heard"
LONDON. oct 7.-UO:5O p. mD-
IN Ostcnd dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company says that Ger
man detachment of about one thou
sand men with art!'lcry took up quar-
tcrs Tuesday evening AT tourtrai The
men seemed tired. one of them said
he had been for ~ hours without
rood. The detachment came from
Metz by way Of Licsc.
EOLkESTONE, Via London. oct. !.
--u0:23 y. M The pumhcr o. Bel
gian refugees arriving here l. inCrcas-
inc steadily. more than two thousand
landing today. Many came from Ma
lines and AlU,t, about six hundred
from Antwerp. The sole possessions
of most Of the fugitiVc~ are contained
in the bundles they carry.
rITBOGR Via London. oct. :.
---O :33 y. m)--An official statement
declares to De- absolutely without
foundation" the report from Vienna
that . formidable Russian move
mcnt was in progress IN Persia and
that the Ru-~ian- had been defeated
in a battle there. II H. asserted that
only insignificant sl,irmishc, with
hr.gnnd- iram Turkey have taken
place and that those brigands were
driven a"ru-- The frontier.