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sued an order expelling from the subjects.
 Germans Still Hold Ostend AMSTERDAM, Nov. "A dispatch to the Telegraaf from Sluis says that contrary to all reports, Ostend and Roulers are still in the hands of the | Germans. Tt is reported" the dis | patch adds, the allies yesterday occu- | pied Leffinge, on the Ostend- Newport | canal, which, if true, means that the Germans suffered q heavy defeat. A strong detachment of German troops, heavy guns and supplies. arrived at Bruges yesterday from Ghent." Germans CIalm Gains BERLIN, Nov. "A headquarters official statement says:
 Tn our attacks in the region of Ypres further ground has been gained and we have occupied Messines. In the fighting in Argonne some successful | forward movements were made and the enemy suffered severe losses. In the | eastern theater the situation is In- changed. Russian attempts to breal through Tzettkehman faied.' Attacks Less Violent PARIS, Nov. 2.-Tonights officia | statement says:
 Between the North Sea and the Disc, the German attacks today were | less violent In Belgium we progressed | at the south of Dixmude and south oi l ~ .,l other positions In the region of the
 Aisne the violent German offensive be- tween Braysen, Lanners and Vaily
 completely failed"
 Fail to Break Through ] AMSTERDAM Nov 2.-rhe Han- | delsbad correspondent at Sluis says: All German attempts to breaN | through the allied lines between Nieu- port and DiXmude failed, despite the greatest sacrifices the Germans failed | to gain ground on the other side of the l canal. Communication with Ostend is | interrupted Permits to leave Bruges are no longer given but the tram cars
 are still running and the German ma
 rine band gives daily concerts in the
 market place.
 German soldiers, tired of war con- 1 tinue to cross the frontier near Sims
 is great numbers. They declare it is
 no longer question of battles but Oi | butchery."
 | Feeble eombardment | HAVRE, Nov. "A Belgian officia
 statement issued at 10:30 o'clock this l evening, says:
 l "On the Yser front the enemy has 1 shown no activity Their lombard ment has been feeble. Several shells | apparently intended for the railway station struck the town of Furnes | German troops appear largely to have evacuated the left bank of the Yser Between Dixmude and Bixschoote the | allies offensive is slowly progressing. 1 PETROGRAD. Nov. An officia | report from the Russian general staff says:
 "On the front in East Prussia oul l troops repulsed the German attacks | against Vladzlaroff and have driver | the enemy from the eastern edge of the Romintin forest, advanced to the nortf
 
 River our troops continued on the of | fensive without opposition. Only in the region of Opatow the Austrians at tempted resistance with considerable forces, but were repulsed. Beyond tho OpatoW River the Austrians hald a for tified position. In Galicia on the SaI River our troops entered the village O
 Nisko where fierce fighting has oc
 cured on the remainder of the iron the situation is unchanged.'
 The military correspondent of th'
 Novoe Vremya says:
 "Austrians are moving south ant
 southwest toward the West Galicial
 frontier at Cracow while the German
 are retreating from Warsaw and fallin! back west and southwest toward tn
 Slesian frontier As the Russian troops from Warsaw, Novoe and Geor gieWsk follow the Germans, the Rus
 sian East Prussia corps are moving ol the regions northwest of Warsaw, GOV
 ering Warsaw and occupying bot banks of the Vistula River. The Ger
 mans are following the double trac- | railroad from Warsaw to CZenst Cho wa Southern divisions are following
 the railway lines from Kielce toWar Cracow while the German extreme lief , is moving west"