Londoa, Nov. 7.
Although expected, the fall of Tsingtao has caused none the less pleasure at the Japanese success, The "Westminster Gazette" warmly praises the admirable discretion shown in General Kamio's refusal to sacrifice men uselessly, and the skilful piece work that has been done with brains. Other newspapers are equally enthusiastic.
Russia's victory in Poland and Galicia indicates that the Germans and Austrians are hard pressed and puts an end to any possibility a serious aggressive action on it part. Enormous captures both of prisoners and guns have been made -by the Russians, The fighting in Flanders and northern France ie progressing most satisfactorily, The German losses are very heavy and they are hurrying up troops from all parts of the Fatherland, without result 80 far, as they were again defeated to-day near Ypres.
India shows absolute loyalty in the face of Turkey's action, not a raised in ap-
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