The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-11-06

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include Russians, Servians and Mon
tenegrins.
The London official press bureau
announces that an Indian contingent
has joined the British and japanese
forces operating against the Germans
before Using Tau, China.
The surrender of 100 rebel Beers
without fighting at Brandvlei and
UnderstedoOran, South Africa, was
reported in official London dispatches
to the British embassy.
Prince Maurice of Battenberg, a
cousin of King George, and son of
Prince Henry of Battenberg, has
been killed on the battlefield in
France. He was an officer of the
Kings Royal Rifle corps.
According to rough estimates made
by state department officials, there
are nearly 1000 United States citi-
zens in Turkey, all of whom will be
in a precarious condition because of
the declaration of war by Turkey
against the Allies.
The Italian cabinet has resigned,
according to a dispatch from Rome.
Unofficial announcement was made
that the government will return to
Paris from Bordeaux on Nayember
90 and that parliament will meet on
December Is to pass emergency laws.
The London newspapers continue
STABILITY Of the entire closing of the
North sea in order to prevent the al
legged action of the Germans in send
ing out mine layers in the guise of
peaceful neutral trading vessels.
Princess Henry of Battenberg has
been informed by the headquarters at
the front that her son, Prince Maurice
of Battenberg, whose name appeared
in a recent list of killed, met death
leading his company in an attack
The prince was struck by a shrapnel
| bullet.
A dispatch from Rome says 1t is
reported from Ancona that an Aus
TRAN torpedo boat destroyer has been
sunk by the French.
A dispatch from the Austrian from
| tier says that cholera has assumed
frightful proportions in Galicia and
Hungary.
An uncensored dispatch says that
49,, 700 Austrian wounded soldiers
had arrived in Vienna or passed
through up to September 10.
A dispatch from Rome says Prince
William of WED, former ruler OF
Albania, has joined the German army
and is on his way TO the French from.
I tier.
A press dispatch to Paris lie Figaro
from the front says that Captain vor
Radowitz, son Of the former Ger.
man ambassador to Spain, has beer
captured by French cuirrassiers.
A German spy, in a Belgium uni
form, and with Red Cross badge il
his possession, was arrested at Dover
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He was menaced by crowd.
Persistent reports that the British
navy has suffered another reverse il
addition to the sinking of the Hawk,
We're officially denied by the govern
1nent bureau.
According to wounded German off
GERS, prisoners in an English hospital
1t is said, General Won Arnim hai
succeeded General Won Kluck, in com
mand of the right wing of the, Ger
man army in France.
An official message from Berlin re
eeiVed by Amsterdam declares tina
considerable war material was seize,
BY the Germans in Bruges and Os
tend. The spoils included 200 loco
motives.
A casualty list of the British ex
peditionary force in France, dated Oc
tober IA, reports the death Of Maio
General Hubert l. w. Hamilton an
ten other officers, and the woundin
of twenty-five officers.
The police have found at Willes
den, suburb to the northwest O
London, building occupied by Ger
. mans with foundations and roof @
heavy concrete. They arrested 2
Germans on the premises.
The Belgian army under comman
Of King Albert has escaped int
! France. 1t is recuperating upo
! French soil, and will soon take tn
offensive against the Germans in &C
operation with the French and Brit
| ish troops near the Belgian border.
Heavy snowstorms are prevailin
in the Adennes and Vosges mour
tains. The fall of snow in the Al
dennas has blocked some of the pass
ss, endangering the retreat of tn
German army Of Crown Prince Fred
erick William.
DR.. Warcham, London missionar
stationed in Northern Rhodesia, Al
RIGA, has telegraphed to the BIRTHS