Sept. 21—Percentage of officers in casualty lists out of proportion to number of men.
Sept. 24—Censorship tightened.
Sept. 25—Admiralty publishes report on sinking of three cruisers in North Sea, saying disabled ships must look after themselves; shortage of rifles denied in London Spectator; Asquith and Redmond appeal to Ireland for aid.
Oct. 4—Thousands of Irish enlist.
Oct. 8—Sportsmen's Battalion organized by Mrs. Cunliffe Owen.
Oct. 9—Government will not allow American army and navy officers to observe operations.
Oct. 11—Loss of officers is a peril.
Oct. 12—Fall of Antwerp aids recruiting; infantry standard lowered to admit more men; London Morning Post condemns Churchill's attempt to relieve Antwerp with small naval force.
Oct. 14—Foreign Office denies existence of secret agreement with Belgium, which Germans charge is shown by documents found in Brussels.