Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

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fought hard in the rife pits at Bel
grade, and proved himself first rate
shot. He is the pet of the soldiers and
shares their hardships and perils.
products reached q total of more than
64.285.000 tons.
A Bordeaux dispatch to London says
a report has reached there that the
German commander at Hulhausen, in
Alsace, mas committed suicide in des.
pair over the fact that he was unable
to pass the Vosges. He had previous
ly telegraphed the German general
staff to come and see the difficulties
for itself.
The correspondent Of the Giornale
DItalia (Rome), who has entered Pola
the great naval port and arsenal OF
Austria, reports that all the woods
around the harbor have been cut and
burned, country houses and villas have
been painted gray and intrenchments
have been dug and traps have been
laid everywhere.
The troops centered at Pola, says
the correspondent, total 100000, and
besides a fleet is assembled there.
The Berliner Tageblatts military
critic admits that ''the German army
in the Verdun region is menaced on
three sides by the French"
1T is officially announced that
French forces in equatorial Africa
have reoccupied the greater part OF
the Congo territory coded to Germany
by the treaty of 1871, says the Havas
(Paris) correspondent at Bordeaux.
A dispatch to the London Daily
Mail from Venice, dated Sunday, says
| that the French fleet at that time had
been in action for the last forty-eight
hours bombarding the port of Cattaro
and the fortified island on the Dali
matian coast.
A dispatch from Rome to London
says message from Budapest as
serts the minister of the interior has
announced fifteen new cases of chol-
era in the Hungarian citys military
hospital.
The operators of German Zeppelin
dirigible dropped a bomb into a
schoolhouse at Bielostok. Russia, yes
terday, killing eleven children, accord
ing to a dispatch from Petrograd to
the London Morning Post.
A dispatch to the Cologne Gazette
from IgaIc, Dalmatia, asserts that the
Austrian forts at Cattaro on Sept. 10
sunk a big French warship. The
forts had intercepted a wireless mes
sage concerning the movement in the
direction of Cattaro of fifteen war
ships and three cruisers. The Aus
TRANS awaited their arrival fully pre-
pared. A salvo from the first fort
sunk the warship and the other ves-
sells in the fleet hastily retreated.
Advantage has been taken of the
arrival of re-enforcements to relieve
by fresh troops the men who have
been on the firing line for some time. :"
reports an attache at the headquar-
tiers of Field Marshal Sir John French
in an official press bureau statement.
Several units therefore have received
their baptism of FIRE during the
week" continues the statement
Despite official denials by Austria,
it is positively known that the Aus
TRAN forces on the Italian frontier are
being strongly REINFORCED. All of the
regiments made UP of troops of Italian
birth or from the frontier itself, where
Italian sympathy is srrong, have been
transferred to the battle line in Ca
licia Their places have been taken
by Hungarian regim ents and those
from the Russian frontier who, be-
cause of their pro-Slavic sympathies,
could not be depended on to fight
whole-heartedly.