Berlin, Nov. 1.
In consequence of the bad treatment meted out to German civilians in Great Britain, the Commanding General at Altona declared that if England did not release the German civilians, Germany would ar-all British subjects fit for military service.
The Austro-Hungarian General Staff reports as very significant, that no fighting took pace on October 29 in Russian Poland, thus showing that the Austrian and German disengagement from enemy was successfully accomplished allowing new dispositions to be taken up undisturbed. The report continues that strong Russian for-
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