In the East.
ATTACK ON TSING-TAO BY LAND] AND SEA. Tokio, October 31. Official.—After two days' naval bombardment of Tsing-tao forts, the Allies began a general attack.by land and aaq to-day. GERMANS SUPPRESSING ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS. London, October 31. The German campaign in China has resulted in the dismissal of the British editor of the Pekin -Gazette, on the grounds of anti-German policy. Peking, October 31. M
Germans bought up the British newspapers, which have ceased publication, the Germans now controlling the entire native press at Peking and several papers at Tientsin. A message from Chefoo states that many buildings at Tsing-tao are ablaze.
GERMAN PRISONERS RE-CAP-
TURED.
Peking, October 31
The crew of the wrecked German destroyer S9O, who were interned in the Niuking Exhibition grounds, escaped on Friday, but were recaptured at Puttow.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 56, 2 November 1914, Page 3
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134In the East. Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 56, 2 November 1914, Page 3
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