General.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 21, 11 September 1914, Page 6

General.

THE ENEMY WITHIN OUR BORDERS. LATEST CASUALTY LIST. (Received 11 a.m.) London, September 10. The police are now detaining and handing over to the military authorities all Germans capable of bearing arms. The Press Bureau's latest list of casualties comprises nine officers killed, ninety wounded, and nine wounded or missing.

JAPAN FIRM WITH THE ALLIES FOR JOINT PEACE.

(Received 0.50 a.m.)

Petrograd, September 10 (morning.) Tokio advices state- that Japan has joined the Triple Entente's agreement not to make a separate peace.

GARRISON AT TSINC-TAO CUT OFF FROM PROVISIONS.

(Received 10. a.m.) Pekin, September 10. The garrison at Tsing-tao is unable to procure further fresh provisions.

THE AUSTRIAN LOSS IN CALICIA 120,000. (Received, Noon.) Vienna, September 10.

It is officially admitted that the Archduke Frederich lost 120,000, about one-fourth of his command, in the recent battle in Galicia. EAST PRUSSIANS SUFFER BY RUSSIAN INVASION. (Received 9.50 a.m.) Amsterdam, September 10. The Frankfort Gazette urges relief of the people in East Prussia, whoso condition is terrible owing to the Russian invasion.

GERMAN SQUADRON IN THE GULF OF BOTHNIA.

(Received 10.5 a.m.) Copenhagen, September 10. A German squadron of battleships, cruisers, and destroyers was seen in the Gulf of Bothnia steaming eastward. (The Gulf of Bothnia, is north of tho Baltic, between Finland and Sweden, its breadth being about 100 miles). BAVARIANS DRIVEN BY THEIR

COLONEL.

(Received 11 a.m.) Paris, September 10

J A reserve officer relates that when charging the Bavarians he shot their Colonel, who was striking the men with his sword, to prevent them fleeing and so did not observe him.

NO ROOM FOR ALL THE WOUNDED.

(Received 1.2 p.m.) Rome, September 10,

A Vienna despatch states that all available hospitals,hotels.public buildings, and schools are unable to accommodate the Austrian wounded from Poland and Galicia.