GERMANS ALTER POSITIONS

Thames Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14435, 29 October 1914, Page 5

GERMANS ALTER POSITIONS

THE GESTERJIL SIiTUATTON. HELWY GiEU-MAN, LOSSEB. WELLINGTON, October 29. ■ i The Prime {Mc-nister. has received the I foil owing from, fche High Coniimifesion' j ;.. Although .the- struggle) in- the uot'tli $ era area naturally attr-aicits' more at- - tentioai than on ti&a Aisaae, the latbter ! still con-tiinues. Thoughl tihero is rib i alteiratibn,.. in,, the genet-al si^uafiin, ! the enemy hais nfllde, certain changea i i! in posiitjioiiß of hi* hearey artillery i with the result that one or two places - ■which ■were formerly safe quarters, r a*e novr subject tot v hoinlbardnieut, t iv'hi*le others, . >vhi<?h wmx? onh r : appmichable■■ "at night or by by eraiwlihs cvti -the handl : aiid kiveeW nowL serve. a«..a. reoreat«on. jitound. KeeeTiit'official casualty lists .and s captured shd* thait tho lossas oif the ' fem'ms continue to b'e heaivy.' One s infantry company .in; .% Kiiiisle' Hs't re- » ports 139 fcitij^ and wounded and . I ather compares sirfFc'r-etl at? Jieavily. ,