Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-18
GERMAN ATTACK
STILL Operates
GERMAN FORCES BATTER
LINE OF ALLIES WITH
OUT SUCCESS
ALLIES CLAIM SUCCESS
.JSSIANS ARE SLOWLY
PUSHING AUSTRIANS
IN GALICIA.
ENLARGE MILITARY AREA
Whole of North Sea Now in
Military Area; Fire on U.
S. Cruiser.
ALLIES CLAIM SUCCESS
ENLARGE MILITARY AREA

CERMAN forces keep batlellng at
" the allied lines to the south and
cast of Ypres, but the French claim
to bc satisfied with the present sltua-
ton. The allies. according to the lat
est official communication, have been
delivering attacks from the User TO
the heights Of the Meuse, and record
progress at all points along the line
In the eastern arena no decisive
actions are reported, but on may be
expected soon in Russian Poland,
where the Russian advance has come
into contact with heavy German con-
tingCnts.
The Ausuians are moving back
from the Russian army in Gahcia'
but against the SerNians and Monte
negrins the Austrians apparently are
making marked progress ana are
again threatening Belgrade.
The Germans have captured IN the
battle of kutno Governor Won korIt
Of Warsaw and his staff.
The British government is to ralse
loan of $l,750,000,OOO for war pur-
poses and the chancellor OF the eN-
VhePucI Hdn a. i,sol,'dos an Increase
new 'aAcS W "l' - ',,d ~ snocial tavos
on beer and tea.
In 'uS oPi"'oi w ','' man, u,iiI cost
year Vi w so o-o nna ooo the
Sfedl 10 ''"', E'-i.rd has even
'alBvS' ''Hou'',
spent on wal .t,,., ,,,i,istor Nrr
t.,','',. ,in,,,,cod maj tho Brit
AS4ul'n mas 1''''' ~ GarIaro
ish cover "InC", mas >t,.tt -, ~, ~ ~ he in
th' WnG,e Ii, ol Wv, ,oo ,0, n0d ~ mat therefore
~ .,,I,iocts ~ tho enemy found in
neutral NesseiS III tnoSe ""rt' 80 Of
be haDle TO 9elcn,,o,' 3S Is has fnrthcr
WaI' Ol ""u ,iI T'l' o donI,rcd contra
anu" Cu' WI
"''," ~. " disr,tcb ronorts that the
"a. 80 "," en1yrra mad fired upon a
io,,ch of tbo United States cruiser
'T,nros,oo which was entering the
p1Ir Of Svmrna to arrange for an
anchorage for the cruiser.
Tho Prince of Wales, who is now
at the front i'm France, has been made
aidc-de-camp to Field Marshal Sir
John French.
The German converted cruiser Scr
lin, formerly Of the NOrJh HerIila II
Lloyd line, has lutcIhed at lIoiuh
jem, Norway 1t Is pelleNeu Snc 'u ndu
been acting as convoy lol wv ma
submarines -...,,.l ,..o
several ai is' nili'i 49, 'o,.,' Inn, tolton
sofIes III rU VS'%a I',l'';a,, '' ao,o,nmcnt Far
oN oN'' pH c',,,ira ,T sr9llarms and for
w w 'i'"'' ,i,o o','' ~ which Dussia ms de-
Illr Supp,S p Gr,1co
PV5rrtr hnd,i of Tield Marshal Lord
pai,art. has baen returned to Eng
,,.3 .,.d v,iu he cntombed in st
p,,,l.s
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LONDON. Nov. l7.-(9:4j p. nj
I-ndeterred bv wintry weather and
floods the Germans are still making
an effort to break down the allies
dofarse along the Franco Belgian
,rontlor Although the Berlin official
ronnrt refers TO the day as having
hoo, "a ouict one. there have been al
n,nst continuous artillery duels with
occasional infantry attacks but with
ont either side making any progress
Tho line from the coast to Nieu-
nort which has been receiving less
attontinn since the Germans began
their attempt to get the British out
of Vnres again has been subjected
~ q bombordment which is described
~ - violent one while to the south
of Divmude the Germans have been
tryirp under fire from the allies can
non 10 huild works to check the flood
which romnelled them to evacuate
nart of their trenches.
At other points the big guns have
again heen busy and Rheims has beer
.7hioct TO another rain of shells.
.tt. ~ ,,ost innortant onerotion,