Belgium
'REFUGEES FROM OSTEND. Amsterdam, October 13. I The Telegraaf states that the occupation of Ghent followed heavy lighting on Satin clay at Quaterecht and Melle. The Germans then inarched towards Ostoud. Patrols were soon at Ecloo, and Uhlans near Gouges. The Germans are bridging the canal at Sabsate. There is an enormous exodus from Ostein!. Thousands stormed the mail-boats after the Government's departure. GOVERNMENT MOVED TO FRANCE. I I i London, October 14. I . Official. —The Belgian Government has shifted to Havre. THE KING AND THE GOVERNMENT. Bordeaux, October 13. | The Minister for War is still at OsItend. King Albert remains at the head of the Belgian army. The diplomatic corps accompanied the Government. The French Government settled the legal questions involved in the transference on the lines of the Vatican and Italy. GERMANS LOST 45,000 AT ANTWERP. Times and Sydney Sun Sebvices. (Received 8 a.m.) Amsterdam, October 14. The Germans lost 45,000 in the attack on Antwerp.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 50, 15 October 1914, Page 5
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