The Chitina leader., 1914-11-03


 the situation remains about the same a couple of days ago. The allies have made slight gains in pushing back the Germans, but there has been no decisive action.
 ATHENS, Nov. 2.-The Russian ambassador left Constantinople on Saturday night and it is expected that the relations between Turkey and Russia will soon be at end and in every particular
 LONDON, No. 2-The British cruiser Pemes was sunk yesterday by German submarine in the Straits of Dover.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-There has been some question as to the authenticity of the report that the German Crown Prince had been killed Infor- nation of different kinds however tends to verify it. In private letter received this morning by young woman from lieutenant in the German army he refers to ''the funeral of the Grown Prince" Another private letter, just received from different states that the Grown Prince had been buried
 BERLIN. Nov. 2.-The German casualties for the past week have aggregated 62,O0O. The high total is because of the almost continuous fighting that has been going on in France and Belgium
 TOXIC, Nov. 2.-Oficia advices received here indicate that great battle is engaging Tsngtau.
 BORDEAUX Nov. 2.-Late this afternoon France severed her diplomatic relations with Turkey.
 ROME, Nov. 2-The cabinet resigned on Saturday because of increase of tax through the loss of account of the war At least this was the explanation made by the king
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--.John D. Rockefeller, .Jr announced this morning that the Rockefeller Foundation Society stood ready with $5,000,000 if necessary to furnish noncombatant countries afflicted by the war. He thus hopes to fulfill the chartered purpose of the Foundation, to promote the we'll being of mankind.
 BERLIN, Nov 2-The general staff reports that they pleased at the reports received of the recent fighting.
 WASHINGTON, Oct 31-There has been a 4lo D,,&. the detention of the American copper laden steam ship Kroonland at Gibraltar today.
 ROME, Oct. 31.-The island of Saseno is occupied by Admiral Patris of the Italian navy. It commands the entrance to the harbor of Avlona, Albania.
 AMSTERDAMf Oct. 31-Two leading news papers of this city announce that the Germans have evacuated Ostend
 WASHINGTON, Oct 31-Word reached the state department today that representatives of Russia, Great Britain and France were preparing to leave Copenhagen At least of the three ambassadors have asked the United States to look after their affairs.
 PETROGRAD, Oct 31.-Of the crew of the Jemtchug torpedoed by the cruiser Emden in Penang harbor, S5 perished and 112 wounded Some of the survivors had narrow escapes from death.
 HALIFAX, Oct. 30.-Filled with food and clothing the Belgian refugee steamer Tremorvah Novascotias, sailing relief ship, sailed from this port for London this morning.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 30.-An agent has arrived here for the purpose of purchasing 10000 additional horses for the allies. Thousands have already been secured in this section and shipped to the Atlantic coast for transportation to Europe
 LONDON, Oct. 29.-The Dutch steamer Conf entz sailed for Rotterdam where 5000 tons of food had been purchased from the American commission for the relief of Belgian civilians. WASHINGTON, Oct. Ambassador Gerard has cabled to the state department that Germany would need 50000 and Austria 25OO0 bales of cotton per month
 SARA JEVO Bosnia Oct. 29-Gravo Prinzip, the student who shot and killed Archdnke Francis Ferdinand and wife, today sentenced to 20 years in prison Four accomplices who it is alleged, put up the plot sentenced to death another to life imprisonment and five were sent to prison for from one to ten years.
 TOXIC, Oct. 29.-The embassy announced this morning that the German cruiser Emden, flying the Japanese flag and disguised by fourth smokestack had entered Perang, British possession in the straits. From this settlement the cruiser fired torpedoes which struck and sank the Russian cruiser Jamschug and French torpedo boat destroyer
 BERLIN, Oct. 28.-It has been officially +ba+ tQ00 00O O0O bo. hoo, ,,o;d on tbo