The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-08-28
LATEST WAR BULLETINS.

The Central News circuIates a dis
patch from Paris saying that an Of
fetal communication given out in
that city declares that German cav
aIrymen belonging to an independent
division are operating on the ex-
treme right and on the extreme left
of the position of the allies.
A dispatch to the Excelsior from
Courtrai says the kaiser's nephew,
Count Won Schwerin, has been taken
prisoner. He was in command OF
detachment of uhIans who reached
Harlebeke. French chasseurs, in
formed of the presence of the Ger
mans, arrived on the scene. They
killed one of the Germans, wounded
five and made the others prisoners.
A news dispatch from Cattaro says
all the Notifications there have been
destroyed by the allied fleet. The
the attack to strew the Gulf of Cat
taro with mines.
An official announcement made public
in Berlin says that the City of Ma
muir and five of it's forts have been
captured by the Germans. The
bombardment of the four other forts
continues and their fall seems i'm
minent.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Ostend says 10000 Germans are at
M4Is ~
southeast of Antwerp.
A dispatch to the London Times from
Rome says the italian premier, sig
nor SaIandra, assured a committee
of deputies that no mobilization was
imminent in Italy, and that if it did
occur later it would not mean any
abandonment of italian neutrality.
"A dispatch from The Hague to Paris
Says the German press is beginning
campaign for the retention of
Liege by Germany after the concIu
sion of peace.
An official announcement was made in
Paris that LuneViIIe, Amance and
DieuIoard, in the department of
MoseIIe, have been occu-
pied by the Germans.
Japanese, British, Russian and French
war ships have combined in block
ade of the port of Tsing-Tau, a Ger
man possession, simultaneously
with the bombardment of the port
by three Japanese souadrons. A
Japanese expeditionary army Of 49,
COO men will be landed to seive the
territory of Kiao Chow, owned by
Germany.
In a dispatch from Paris the CORES
pondent of the Exchange Telegraph
company says the Excelsior publish
es message from Nish, Servia, say
ing that an Austrian monitor struck
mine in the Adriatic and was de-
stroyed. The crew of the monitor
persisted. The location of the acci-
dent is given as between Orchava
and Bazach.
According to the ST. Petersburg cor.
respondent of Messagero the first
line of the Russian army, now NOV
ing in force against the entire Ger
man Austrian frontier, numbers 4,
100000 men. He declares that Sec
ond army, almost as great, will move
behind the first to reinforce it when
needed. The correspondent adds
that the car is now at the front
with the general staff.
A tramp steamer, believed to be an
Austrian, was held up by British
cruiser just outside New York har-
bor
Kaiser Victorious In Belgium.
LONDON = Armies of the al.
lies defeated and in retreat in Bel
GUM. France invaded by three huge
German armies, one being commanded
by the crown prince of the empire,
three French towns in the hands of
the enemy and German cannon thun-
dering at the first line of Frances
ring of forts-this is the sum of the
results of the effort of the French and
British to halt the kaiser at Mons
Belgium.
Austrian Troops Move on Italy.
ROME - The Seeolo says that