The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-09
WAR BULLETINS.


ammunition for the British army in
France have Just arrived in Havre.
A Petrograd dispatch 3ys 10000
German soldiers have been killed or
wounded in fighting on the Russian
frontier during the past few days.
A dispatch from Copenhagen de-
s,ares extensive preparations are be-
ing made in Cologne for defense OF
the city against possible attacks.
Homing pigeon societies In Biz
mingham, Eng. placed 10000 car
rier pigeons at the disposal OF the
government mail service.
The arrival In Vienna Of wounded
soldiers from Gslicia appears to be
endless. The injured now include
many Germans.
Among the latest deaths on the
field of battle is that Of Guy Dl,as-
sagnac, director Of the newspaper
Autorite and an ardent Bonapartist,
says a Paris dispatch.
Emperor William. says telegram
from Berlin. is going from one front
to another. lie travels in a special
train of Pullman cars and when he
goes to places out of the reach of the
railway he travels by automobile.
The London official information bu
reau announced that the government
had decided to lay mines in certain
areas as a counter stroke to the Ger
man procedure.
Lieutenant Colonel T. G. ]. B.
Beuchon who became famous as ar
tillery leader in the Boxer campaign,
has been killed in the battle on the
Aisne A number of abbes and actors
are also listed among the dead.
The report from Berlin that Max
Under, leading comedian for a NOV
ing picture concern in Paris had been
killed in the battle Of the AiSue. is
denied by officers Of the concern.
Neil Primrose. youngest son If the
Earl of RoSebery. is about to 60 to
the front as lieutenant of the Royal
Bucks HuSSars. He is member of
parliament for the WiSbech division
OF Cambridge.
Sixty thousand American citizens
have offered their services TO the
Canadian military authorities for
services with the allied armies in
Europe, according TO the Canadian
Army and Navy Gazette
\ statement given out in Berlin
says there are about 1000 Russian
officers. including is generals, at
present being held as prisoners of
war in the various detention camps
in Germany.
A dispatch from German head
quarters says that the Third Siberian
and parts of the Twenty second Rus
sian army corps have been defeated
near Augustowo. Russian Poland. aft
er two days fighting" says Reuters
Amsterdam correspondent
News from Bosnia says General
Haa.la, the Austrian commander at
Sarajevo. had executed citizens ac-
cused of signalling to the ServianS.
who occupy the the mountains around
the town. As a result nobody dares
even to light the lamps inside their
houses NJ night.
Information was received from
MOntclair. y. j., that Rev. Dr. Fred
er.cN Roesch. missionary pastor. sta
toned in -Algier>. had been killed
leading company of German troops
at Nerdun. Dr. Roe>ch was a lieu
tenant in the German army. He had
represented the Montclair church FOL
four years.
1t is officially announced at Pari,
that the reserve territorials and men
OF the auxiliary service Of the north
Of France, who We're withdrawn from
that section mt the time Of the Ger
man invasion. have been granted tenn
porary fur.on-hS The arrival If the
Indian rrinforremeur> has enabled the
goytIlMtAt to luae this action.