Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-12-04

SdFld, LudL tuo ooTVlan CaDlneL OF
Premier N. P. Pachitch has been
overthrow. Other information given
out by the official press bureau to-
day follows:
Princes Are Banished.
It. is reported from Constantinople
that larger part of northern Per-
sia has been aroused to hostile ac-
ton against Russia and that in
southern Persia the movement
against Great Britain is increasing.
Prince Abbas and Prince Osman, rel
atives Of the khedive Of Egyjt. have
been banished by the British author
tiles on the charge Of engagement in
an anti-British conspiracy. Seven
foreigners disguised as sodjas (Mo-
hammedan teachers) were taken
before a court martial in Constanti-
nopie, charged with inspiring riots
at the instigation of a dragoman at
the Russian embassy.
Report Is Denied.
American and English newspapers
report that the military governor of
Antwerp has declared that the AM
eritan relief work in Belgium is SUI
peffluous. This is erroneous. The
governors aide-de-camp stated to in
reviewers that the help in feeding
Belgium is very desirable.
An English clergyman, Rev. Mr..
Dixon, writes in the Labour Leader
that England is fighting against Eu-
ropes most scientific and progress
sive nation, as an ally of Russia, Eu-
ropes most despotic state. England
he says, is anxious to let loose herds
Of barbarians against Euruope.
( i Evacuate Czernowitz.
Referring to the situation in the
east, the press bureau says: a
|! Troops of the dual monarchy have
again evacuated Cnernowitz. The
German minister of the interior or
dered as preventative measure the
etlke- cfRussiaA prisosers, ON fac.
coInf Of the fact that cholera Is, re-
ported to be prevalent in the. RUS
sidn army. '. .ss :'
+ Bad fEsather Affects Campaign.
s. Advicasafrom Vienna say the carf-
paigH. against Servia is proceeding
successfullyabut that progress is very
slow oHhaccount of bad weather and
the difficult nature Of the ground,
German. Attacks Unsuccessful.
Paris, !.Noy. 30.-The following
Communication was ISSUED by the
war Office tonight:
Quiet prevails along the whole
front except in the Argonne region,
where the German attacks have not
been more successful than preceding
attacks.
Joins sultan's Troops.
So
Marshal Baron Won Der Goltz has
been relieved from his position as
military governor Of the portions Of
Belgium under German control and
attached for the remainder of the
war to the encourage Of the sultan
Of Turkey. General Freiherr Won
Kissing has been named as successor
| to General Won Der Goltz as mill
tary governor. Of Belgium.
A dispatch from Berlin yesterday
| said Zekki Pasha, former command
or of the Turkish troops has been
attached to the. suite of Emperor
| william as an expression Of the
present relations between Turkey
British Cofliers Detained.
Panama, Nov. ..30.-Some mystery
surrounds the destination Of the
0ritish golfers Kirnwood and Rod
dam. which were held up at Colon
yesterday by the health authorities
because they were not supplied with
heath certificates. The hearing will
be- held tomorrow in the district
court. In the meantime the vessels
will be permitted to pass through the
| canal In bond. tits learned that the
tolls will be paid By order Of the
British admiralty through the bank
here. The steamers, 1t is said. will
await orders at Balboa. 1t is con-
iectured here that they will meet
British warships at sea OF the coast
of South Aemrica.
Paris, Nov. s30.-French statement
reports no change in region. Of Arras
and south to Aisne river. In Cham
pagne French claim their heavy ar
tilierv inflicted serious losses on Ger
man artillery. From Argonne to
Vosges mountains French report no
change.