The Chitina leader., 1914-11-17
WAR.

BUCHAREST, Nov. 14.-In attempting to suppress al revolt among troops in the Conannople and Adrianope garrisons, five German officers killed by exploding bomb letter found the point where the bomb exploded stated that it intended for the who sold Turkey Germany general spirit uneasness and revolt said to prevail among the Turkish soldiers who are unwilling participants in the
 NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Mal advces state that the British dreadnaugh Audacous the third largest vessel the navy hit torpedo mine October ? and sank off the north coast of Ireland All three saved by the steamship Olympic. -
 THE HAGUE Nov 14-A despatch from Berlin states that the Emperor has established headquarters Cobenz and invited his five daughtersn-law visit him and witness war operations Several Zeppelns continually kept circng his headquarters in order prevent possible attack on the camp by aeropanes of the allies. LONDON Nov. 1.-The First Prussan guard was hurled back after breaking through the British line at Longmar near 1pres three times desperate assaults British officers tribute to the bravery of the Prussians Seven hundred German dead found the ground behind the British front in trench alone
 PARIS Nov. 14.-Aeroplanes are becoming prominent factor in the operations of both Germans and allies Eight o them-four for Germany, for the British for the
 in the great battle still in and fought Yper today Artillery of the allies brought down those belonging to the Germans killing eight of their officers As no fatalities oh the part of the allies armen reported lit is presumed of them injured PARIS Nov. 14:-The office here announced this afternoon that the German attack the bridge Neupor was repused and that other offensive movements of the invaders unsuccessful
 PRINCE RUPERT, B. G. Nov 12-According to word brought by steamer passengers arriving from the south point the inside passage between Prince Rupert couver being fortified The place selected by the military and naval authorities secret but is said to have great strategcal importance.
 As matters stand at present cruiser of the enemy could not reach Vancouver Victoria Nanamo by of the Straits of Juan de Fuca. Up to short time ago. hostile warshp could have made raid these cities by coming around the northern end of Vancouver Iand and is prevent this that these guns being mounted The passengers two heavy guns being placed in position to command the channel It looked the work had Cny been for few days Vessels thought to be mine layers also seen in that vicinity.
 VANCOUVER, B. C.. Nov 12.-Government vessels have been stationed at the north end of Vancouver Island to guide
 Alaska steamers around danger points caused by the mounting of guns and the mining of those waters. et SEATTLE, Nov. 12.-The steamships Alameda and Northwestern of the Alaska Steamship Company have been routed outside from Cape Flaery to Dixons Entrance because of the closing of Broughton Straits navigation for the purposes of defense of British Columbia coast cities The change will not make any difference in running time. PARIS Nov 1.-The tide of which favored the allies for several days Belgium has turned and the Germans seem occupied by the Kaer's forces this morning result of great severity the entire from Aras the North Sea between Neuport and the Lys
 LONDON Nov. 11.-Capt. Karl Won Muller, master of the German cruiser Emden which fire by shells from the Australian cruiser Sydney and burned after running ashor in the Bay of Bengal yesterday rescued uninued All the accorded full honors of Two hundred German killed and 30 wounded by the destruction of the Emden
 WASHINGTON Nov. 16-The federal reserve banking operation the nation this