A Tientein correspondent kindly send us a copy of the telegrams sued by the "Tagtblatt fur Nord-China." It is dated November 3 so that there has been plenty of time for its statements to be proved or refuted by actual events. an unlucky shot that the English garrison of Ypres is now cut off from every retreat to the coast', and accords badly with more cent operations to the north, east and south of that town, where the Allies are consistently attacking. "On the Persian southern border the English have suffered heavy losses""—but not so heavy as to prevent their capturing Basra with a good deal of rich country, the ernor of Basra and all Finally "'the_rebelli Africa and Egypt Actually the rebellion in South Africa is crushed and there never was any rebellion in Egypt. The "Ostasiatisclyr Lloyd" must really look to ite laurels.
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