Berlin, Nov, 13. The "Deutscher Ueberseedienst" reports The German press deplores the loss of the Emden, but it emphasizes the fact, that Great Britain had to call in the assistance of Australian, Japanese, Rus ian and French men-of-war to hunt down the Emden. Thus the -German navy has destroyed the I-gend of British naval supremacy. While the papers regret the destruction of the Emden, it has surpris: d nobody. The general feeling is that of pride. The Emden's record overbalances any natural sorrow, and the effect of the news is offset by the satis: faction of the tangible sucossses at Dixmude and other places reported in yesterday's bulletin.
The German Admiralty declares that the northern part of the North Sea is free of mines; therefore the sailing of neutral ships on this route is not dangerous; but the route through the southern part of the North Sea is dangerous, although it is announced by Great. Britain that it is free of mines. The same report is confirmed by the Norwegian '"'Handelsblad," which states that several neutral ships have foundered within the last few fortified line from Misar to Cer plania, Th advance eastward of the line from Losnizo to Krupasj "is proceeding swimmingly." The heights eastward of Javlata bare been captured. Twenty-eight cannons,- sixteen machine guns and 4,300 prisoners were taken in the operations from the 6th to the 10% stant.
The Turks report: that the Caucsian army is attacking the second Russian line, The artillery battle near Koeprikuey lasted all Monday.
Th" Indian, Persian, Afghan, and Egyptian Mahommedans have declared in Constantinople the oom-munity of their interests. The Sunnites and the Shiites are for the first' time ready for a joint action.
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