GERMAN LOSSES.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15121, 10 November 1914, Page 6

GERMAN LOSSES.

BRITISH ESTIMATE;. I,73(W!gJ| TWENTY THOrSAXP «£.fl| ■''^β A WAR OF ATTEITIOX. •:- t^B C'Timce" «nd "Sydvtj Sim" S*rri«*J ■~\"§| (Received November 9ib, 6 LONDON. November Bsb M During the past fortnight thousand Germans have been, buried jei l miles from QhcDfc, aad their and accoutrements were jw&oitA »$ iff sent to Germany. ~>i^Hi German reservists are Ghent badly dressed and Many are wearing civilian M 8 and. somo aro armod with old P*t*W?'-g| riflos. '-^ffi The- enemy's deserters are P*^ B prices for Belgian •workmen , * 11 Sir Hilairo. Belloc computes the Got m man losses to date, including and sick, at one and three-quarter ?%;4|§ Officers arriving in Parie from Froat emphasise the need of troops. The general vi«»w is that *W' ; lji final victory will go 1o the side aHt*f; B nit tho greatest numHer of fresh in tho field. , ■^Jβ German artillery reduced Pe?i&£ M icar .Ostend, to a hop of bricks. -3»*' |h streets are impassable. Th* chwdf, M R-cre desfcrovwl and hundreds of nado a ghastly spectacle of the ceß t":j|§ Lery, tearing out coffins from tb»«*?**JJ:"l|| md scattering human remain* »bea^' ;