The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-26

tEe Adriatic sea today by French cruisers. The submarine was ma neuNerlne for an attack when dis covered by tEe cruisers. It is not known If any of the Austrians on board the vessel escaped.
 RUSSIANS REFUSED.
 VIENNA, Oct. 20. - Advices re ceiVed from Galicia state that the Russian advance along the Stryi and Swica rivers on the eastern slope of the Carpathian mountains has been checked by the Austrians. The repulse of the Russians is re ported to have been decisive
 TAKE GERMAN POSSESSIONS.
 TOKYO. Oct. 20. - The navy de partment announces that nearly all of the German possessions in the Pacific have been seized by the laps in accordance with a plan out lined by the government The is lands. it is stated, are required for military purposes.
 REVOLTS IN INDIA.
 BERLIN. Oct. 20. - The German War office announces the receipt of adFiees which state that there have been several revolts among the na- tiyes of India.
 IS ANTWERP GOVERNOR.
 BERLIN, October 20 Senator Strandes, of Hamburg, has been ap- pointed civil governor of Antwerp, With instructions to proceed immedi- atelN 10 the recently y-acquired city for the purpose of taking charge of affairs in the name of the German government
 BELGIAN ARMY GONE.
 BERLIN, Oct 20 - Reports from Belgium indicate tfat there is little left of the Belgian army. The Ger man war office has been advised that half of the army is in Holland, of the army has deserted. and the remaining quarter is hope 'essly disorganized
 MORE CANADIANS GOING.
 OTTAWA. Oct 2O-The Dominion government has decided to send 30 e0o additional troops to Europe to assist the allies in driving the Ger mans from France. The troops will be sent in lots of 10000 as rapidly as they can be enlisted and pre- pared for service.
 CHURCHILL AT FRONT.
 LONDON. October 21 - Winston Churchill, first lord of the admiral ", was With the British marines at Antwerp for one day during the time the Germans were attacking that city. He reconnoitered the Ger man position from an aeroplane
 REVOLUTION IN CONGO.
 LONDON. Oct. 21 = The Royal iets are in revolution in Portuguese Congo. according to advices received here this afternoon There also is much unrest in Portugal. and serious outbreak is feared there.
 CANADIANS ENLIST.
 OTTAWA, Oct. 21.-Reports from various quarters indicate that fully l6,ooo Canadians have responded to the latest call for recruits
 REVOLT DENIED.
 LONDON, Oct. 21.-The London Daily News denies that there has been a revolt among the natives in British India.
 HINDU KILLS CANADIAN.
 VANCOUVER. B. C.. Oct. 21- Enraged because of the refusal of the immigration officials to permit him to land in Canada a Hindu i'm migrant shot and killed William Hop kinson today. Hopkinson was chief assistant of the Dominion immigra- ton service
 CRUISER ESCAPES.
 LONDON, Oct 21.-It is admit ted tonight by the admiralty that the German third class cruiser Em- den. which has interfered seriously with British and French commerce off the coast of India, has eluded the British warships which were den was chased by larger British vessel. but escaped easily.
 The admiralty also admits that the Emden has sunk five large Brit ish ships of war since the com of hostilities.
 ATTACK EXPECTED.
 AMSTERDAM, Oct. 21.-Accord- ing to advices received here this aft arnoon. the German commanders in Brussels have placarded that city with warnings to the German civil ans to leave the city within 4S hours. This is regarded as an indi ,ation that the city is in danger of attack, either by the Belgians or the French and British forces which are now operating in Southwestern Bel | 5ium.
 WAR BALLOONS HURRIED.
 LONDON. Oct. 21. - The war of ice has received advices from Bel sium to the effect that the Ger mans are hastily constructing Zep- 1elin war balloons at Brussels and | Antwerp.
 MARINES RETURN.
 ROTTERDAM, Oct. 21.-Advices i nan marines who assisted in the | ,apture of the Belgian stronghold | nave left for Kiel to rejoin their The dispatches state | hat the battleships are heavily pro- 
 HAVE SECRET PHoNE
 ST. PETERSBURG, October 21.- Refugees arriving from the front ,ring the information that the Ger mans have established a secret tele phone system in Poland, by means ,f which the German commanders Ire kept constantly in touch with he movements of the Russian ar nes The private phones are placed n the homes of non-Polish resi- Tents who have connections with others in nearby villages.
 GERMANS ARRESTED.
 LONDON. Oct. 22-Germans are being arrested by the hundred throughout the United Kingdom and | placed in concentration camps. where hey will he held nanding inYeStiga-