The Chitina leader., 1914-11-10

 succeeded in putting winning resistance for tme but as the forces of Japan Great Britain and France increased and combined assault made the port the resistance gradually gave Announcement is made that at midnight last night the German forces surrendered the city of Tsngchau with its 000 people valuable posses son The today of the fall of this important port has caused great ubation The admiralty considers most important victory and that plans fomu atng to send the warshp that engaged Tsngchau clear the Pacific coast of all German craft
 BERLIN Nov That three German cruisers shelled the British forts at Yarmouth England November g. officially announced today by the admiralty This important item of German not permitted pass the British It is considered of the important of the few successes credited to the Germans during the wee'5.
 LONDON, Nov. 7.-Fghng in the vicinity of verdon near the Asatan border in France and also south of Ypes down the French border Aras has all but This territory has witnessed of the devastating battles of the with lines frequently changing allies and Germans alternately successful This cessation of host ties interpreted that the Germans preparing an extension of their lines to Calais fact it is known that they are preparing for another offensive movement
 COPENHAGEN Nov. 7.-It is announced from Berlin that Emperor William has ordered another attempt the part of the German reach Calais Capture of this important seaport will give the Germans direct opening for attack England the distance the channel between Calais and Dover is only P miles.
 BERLIN, Nov. 7.-The office announced late this afternoon that three divisions of the Russian cavalry which crossed the River Wara were defeated and were pushed back across the line with the Germans in pursuit.
 WASHINGTON Nov. 7.-Spring Rice British ambas sador notified Acting Secretary of State Lansing today that England believes American copper shipments being sent to Germany through neutral ports It is said several cargoe held Gibraltar show of the shipments destined for the Krupp Gun Works. 4-e..-1,.
 SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 6-Private advices to prom nent British shipping agents here from their correspondents at Valparaiso report engagement taking place off Yauyo Peru between British Japanese and German warshp Press dispatches telling of previous British German naval engage ment confirmed in these messages.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 6.-The British have ained the loss of another merchant vessel this time by the guns of Turkish warship off Aivali, Asia Minor. The number of fatalities is not reported.
 ALEXANDRIA, Nov. GA German officer named Mors has been sentenced by the authorities of Egypt mpson for life because blow up the Suez Canal found in his possession
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 6-Shots fired at Turkish forts yesterday have caused official explanation the part of the British commander that a British warsIp was bombardng the Dardanees.
 SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 7-The Japanese steamship Azumasan Maru arriving today from the Orient reported being conveyed the Pacific by two Japanese warhp but refused to divulge No German vessels of any kind were sighted during the voyage
 PARIS, Nov. 6-Followng the lead of England France today declared Turkey.
 DOVER, Eng, Nov. 6.-Heavy firing this morning off Dover is interpreted in official circles to the renewal of the engagement commenced esterday between the British
 LONDON, Nov. 7-The admiralty has announced that it was the flagship Goo.hope and not the Monmouth which foundered with the loss of all hands in the naval battle Coronel yesterday. The Monmouth badly damaged.
 PARIS, Nov. 5A correspondent to the Excelsior wires from Havre and says that from which he cannot divulge he has received the information that General Kuck died in hospital at Namur days ago. suffered from wound received in battle in Belgium. la9
 SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 5-A steam collier which just arrived from Valparaiso reports having eight Japanese warships eastern island of the Pacific west of the Chilean coast.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 5.-British warships have resumed the bombardment of the forts at Dardaneles
 LONDON, Nov. 5.-Great Britain today formally annexed the island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean Sea- nominay formed part of the Turkish empire.
 PARIS, Nov. 5General Joffre reports that the position of the French and British continues good the Germans have not been able to make advance but that the
 r their lines have been broken and they have had retreat in several places.
 LONDON, Nov 5I is reported that the Russian army