The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-11-13
War News from day to day.

resistance bravery fore
at Port Arthur TngT surrendered at 92O O'Clock this
morning At that hour, Governor MayeTWadeck, following
the hosting of white flags the forts sent officer with
flag of truce to the Ango-Jadanee lines.
At o'clock this afternoon the japanese and German Of
ces opened conference Motke barracks, when the for
malities of capituaton concluded.
The japanese officers pay unstined tribute to the bravery
of the Germans who fought tenacousy the last Official
ports that the Germans blew what left of their forts
before suendering and practically the whole town is ruins
Japanese torpedo oa that entered the bay found
nearly all the ships had been destroyed.
An official estimate places the Japanese killed in the final
assault last night at 36 with 1872 wounded The British took
important part in the victory and two British officers
wounded No estimate of tile German casualties available
but is believed that they heavy The minister of
states that the lessons learned from the siege wee first the de-
of the heavy guns that the japanese used for
the first te and second the effectiveness of the aerpano OBJ
servaon whereby the methods Of the defense dis
covered The prisoners who will number it is said between
5000 and ,0O0 will be brought to Japan
The Germans attempt reach the Straits of Dover pros
ecuted with such reckless abandon and courage to wiring
praise from the appeared today have ceased temper
ay Along the User from the sands of the North Sea coast to
the ruined town of Dxmude the situation today reported
relatively quiet"
Germany striking mighty blow along whole
line of battle Recrudescence of activity indicated by today
official French statement which mentioned encounters
points between Flanders and the Swiss border
Meanwhile fighting proceeding actively by land and
the created by Turkeys entrance into the
fct and British warshp said have with disaster
the attack the Dardanelles
The battle Belgium has resulted decisive advant-
either The ercest
bend in the German line forming triangle with the northern
base at Dxmude the southern pres the apex toul
Around this comparatively small compressed
great bodies of engaged deadly struggle that heed
less of the effectiveness artillery fire opposing have
pushed forward until they have physical
tact Only sheer weight of and metal sufficient
temporary advance The plains of Flanders been
transformed into something like gigantic football field
In the east, the Russians claim decisive victory the
Ausans They have reached the of Jaosau near the
long disputed fortress of Pzemy Peogad reports capturing
Austrian To he in
retreat.
Nov. 9.-Alies fighting OH German soil. First time since
the big fuss began forces of Kaiser Pussan territory
200 miles of old Berlin Advance of the
Cza most important phase of the the present time
Fall of Tsnq-Ta opens way to nava a ctivty
Prospects altogether brighter for the Allies than
time since it all started
Three points today stands i'll the of the warm
Flanders the Germans undauned by past failures break
through the Straits of Dover have launched expected
attack regarded by the allies their supreme
In Ru Po'a1d the immers9 Russian en-
peror pushing forward with surprising speed threatening
the Germans on home SOIL
From Toxic the report that a Japanese army may
be the to take part with the British
Belgans in the struggles in battlefelds Of Europe.
Nov 10.-The Russians Repused Berlin claims to
have wiped them the first battle-ground Of the
tempt break into Prussia Czar dear Besides
e said to have left 900 the grasp Kaiser
1t officially announced in London today that
cruiser Emden has besn driven ashore and burned
The losses among the officers and of the Emden are
reported to have been very heavy.
Since August Emden captured % vessels