The Chitina leader., 1914-11-10
EUROPEAN WAR

which been the terror of vessels in Oriental waters belonging the allies driven ashore and destroyed on Coco Island in the Bay of Bengal today by the Australian cruiser Sydney The Emden sighted Friday morning and running fight occurred The shells of the Sidney the German vessel fire and she driven ashore in order permit the escape of officers and crew.
 One of the most daring acts of the Emden occurred weeks ago when she stole into the harbor of Penang Russian cruiser than 70 British French and Japanese cruisers immediately out in search the Emden the Karlsruh which that time had sunk B British merchantmen.
 The German cruiser Koeningsberg, which recently dis abd the British cruiser Pegasus bockaded in the harbor of Nampia island off the coast of South Africa.
 TOXIC, Nov 1O.-Tsingtau, which taken by the allies November after long continued blockade and lombard men internationally turned by Germans at o'clock this morning.
 HONOLULU, Nov. 1O.-As soon as the Japanese battle ship Hizen advised that the German warshp Geer had been inened here she began taking coal provisions preparation for departure to point unknown here.
 BERLIN, Nov. Simultaneously with their operations against the main German under General Won Hnderberg line back of the River Warte Russians attempted to get back into East Prussia by the old route south of Wbaen but they met the frontier by General Von Morgen and after heavy fighting driven back the frontier.
 LONDON, Nov 1o-Advance patrols of Belgans report Ostend disclose the significant fact that the entire from Dunkirk in France, to Osend clear of Germans This territory has been the of the most terrific mens of the by land forces with of the allies lending them aid by bombardng the ronghold of the along the coast.
 ATHENS, Nov 1o.-The Russian cruisers Ragel Hamiat and Merkooia wheh bombaring Turkish forts on the straits of Bosphoru have also sunk several merchant vessels of that nation at Port Fregli
 LONDON, Nov 1O-Dense fog is hampering military operations along the Aisne and the two armies weakened numbers and exhausted in because of the long terrific fighting taking advantage of the Hull hosties to obtain much needed sleep and rest
 ROTTERDAM, Nov. 9.-The departure of many German military trains paded to Russia and leaving Brussels and Louvane tends to Confirm reports that the Kaiser forces the east have been unable to withstand assaults of ing Russians and are retreatng.
 LONDON, Nov 9-Three points in the area of hostities today are Slesia province of Austria East Austria and IhQ pcOffb the aggressive and today conditions preage of the roles of the contendng armies and retirement of the Germans before stronger forces better supported the latter in the west which has been struggling for several days to comply with orders of the Kaiser to take Calais to have found this to be physical mposbly and fear of a German raid on England is declining
 ANTWERP Nov. 9-German troops arriving in Belgium from the bateed Russian Poland bring reports suffering because of rigorous winter weather.
 LONDON, Nov 9-Oficia reports bring the encouraging news that the German in the east rereating after unsuccessful efforts to drive back the Russian invaders that in the west the enemy is the defensive.
 LONDON, Nov 9-A significant message from Petrograd announces that Russia defer invasion of Germany until her historic mission towards the Bosphorus accomplished Cossak raids the German border continue with losses about equally divided between the contenders The Berlin office admits that the Russians we'll beyond the Warthe river
 HONOLULU Nov 9-Another German warshn has been placed where it cannot harm vessels ports the allies Geer which has been undergoing repairs here for weeks while two Japanese cruisers awaited outside this port her beyond the three mile ne has placed under guard of American troops and will be held until end of the Rear Admiral Moore paroled the officers dismounted the Geier's guns.
 OTTAWA Nov. 9-The authorities here are looking forward to the forming and arrival of regiment of rough riders from Dawson and the Kondke country Information to the effect that many and rappers have volunteered and are getting ready to to the front which distance of 1000 miles away These wish to form a regiment similar to Col Roosevelt's rough riders in the Spanish American war
 AMSTERDAM Nov "A letter received here by a resident from friend the border tells interesting facts of the theGeans regard the progress of the The letter follows: