Berlin, Nov. 6.
A decree of the Sheik-ul-Islam at Constantinople says that the fighting against Ru rear Britain and France is for every Mui sultan a duty to his faith. The cree has been spread throughout the Mohammedan world and is announced to the pilgrims going to Mecca.
The Vienna correspondent of the "Prankfurter Zeitung" gives tails of the complicity of the Crown Prince of Servia, high Servian offi-and M. de Hartwig, late Russian Minister to Belgrade, in the conspiracy for the assassination of the heir to the Austrian Throna The German papers, referring to the naval fight near Yarmouth, state that this was the first time fo~ centuries that the English coast had been attacked by foreign men-of-war.
The Stockholm paper ''Sozialdemokraten" suggests an economic league of the. neutral Powers against the British encroachments.
The Turks are advancing on the Sinai Peninsulan It is reported from Switzerland that the Turkish army operating against Egypt numbers about 250,000 men.
The Minister of Finance in Baden has officially declared that the unemployment of men is much less than was expected; the economical situation had considerably improved in comparison with the month of August, while it was bard it was in no way indicative, The fighting in the north-west "continues and the Germans are able to register slow advance at several points inland from Ypres.
The clash of the German and the Austrian armies with the Russians in Poland which has been expected for several days has not yet developed. One reason is that the condition of the roads is making fast movements impossible. The cold!
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