London, Oct. 28.
The Russian victory in Poland and the less vigorous German attacks in Flanders are believed to indicate that the Germans will have to abandon their attempt to Great numbers of the' Allies, who are reinforced weekly by thousands of fresh men, are, steadily begin to take the offend optimism prevails Jamong the Allies, although keen resentment is shown against the se-lerot laying of mines by the Germans along the routes of peaceful and The new revolt in South Africa in likely to be of " brief duration, and it is believed that it will tend to permanent consolidation of the friendship of Briton and Boer.
The German attempts to mislead the public throughout the world are proving a failure; this is notable in America.
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