The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-30
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t Russo-German frontier, and witness
ed the retirement of the Germans
before tie Russian advance into
! East Prussia
RUSSIANS CAPTURED.
| VIENNA, Nov. 26.-The war Of
flee announces that 10000 Russians
were captured by the Austrians dur
/ ing the fighting this week south Of
/ Poland.
AMERICANS GIVE AID.
BERLIN. Nov. 81. The annual
| Thanks giving dinner and dance, Civ
/ en- by the American colony in pre-
yious years. was abandoned this year
on account of the war. An enter
tainment for the benefit of war suf-
ferers was held instead and sub
stantial sum realized for the cause.
COUNT DIES.
| VIENNA, Nov. 81. Count Bob
rinsky the Russian governor-ge general
| of Galicia, is reported to haze sue
nal are quitting their posts and join
| Lemberg.
PARLIAMENT ADJOURNs.
! LONDON, Nov. 81 - Parliament
adjourned this afternoon, the house
of commons to meet again on Feb
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PEOPLE WANT NEWS.
BERLIN. Nov. 27,-The people are
clamoring for more definite details
regarding the operations Of the Ger
man army against the Russians
Details of the recent fighting in
Poland have been suppressed by the
government.
LONDON HEARS NEWS.
LONDON. Nov. 27.-News of the
wreck of the British battleship Au
dacious which was sunk by German
| torpedo boat off the coast of Ireland
about a month ago, has just reached
this city. the British public receiv-
ing the first definite information in
the newspapers arriving from the
| United States.
HOSPITAL COMPLETED.
WARSAW. Nov. 27-The new Red
| Cross hospital, which was paid for
| by PolishAmericans, has been COM
pleted and is now open for the &C
commodation of wounded and sick
soldiers.
COLLIER WRECKED.
LONDON, Nov. 81. - The British
collier Khartoum encountered a Ger
man mine today in the North sea
! off Great Grimsby. The members of
| the crew were rescued
STEAMER SUNK.
LONDON. Nov. 27-The British
steamship Primo is reported to have
been sunk by a German submarine
TODAY in the vicinity of Havre, off
the French coast. This is the second
loss sustained by the British in that
locality during the past two days,
the other loss being that of the
steamship Malachite. which was sunk
yesterday.
GUARDS JOIN ENEMY.
BERLIN. Nov. 81. - The war Of
flee announces that native British
guards stationed along the Suez ca
nal are quitting their posts and join
ing the Turkish army
AMMUNITION WRECKED.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The war Of
flee has received advices from Paris
to the effect that bombs dropped
by a British airship wrecked a Ger
man ammunition train yesterday in
Northern France. The explosion caus-
ed the death of more than 100 Ger
mans. besides the loss of a great
quantity of ammunition
FIRES ON STEAMER.
PANAMA Nov. 27.-The American
steamship Stephens, bound from New
York to San Francisco was fired
on today by the British cruiser Ber-
wick, because of her failure to heave
to promptly when ordered to do so
by the cruiser. After being held up
three hours by the warship, the
Stephens was permitted to proceed,
LOSS NOT SERIOUS
LONDON, Nov. 81. Addressing
the house Of commons today, Win
ston Churchill, first lord of the ad-
miralty. declared that Great Britain
could lose a battleship a month
for a whole year and still be in
splendid condition to meet the enc
my
LONDON WORRIES.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-While it is
generally believed here that the Ger
mans suffered a severe defeat in
Poland, the absence of details is
a source of much annoyance to the
public. The whole affair has the
aspects of a mystery
BRESLAU ALARMED
BRESLAU. Nov. 27.-Reports of
Russian successes in Poland have
filled the people of this city with
alarm, and many are fleeing to
points of greater safety.
MAKING ANOTHER EFFORT.
VIENNA, Nov. 27-Advices from
Poland state that the Germans are
making desperate attempt to break
through the Russian lines between
Mawa and the Vistula river, north
west of Warsaw
ALLs TURKS TO ARMS.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov PA
formal proclamation, signed by the
sultan, has been issued calling upon
the Moslems of the world to take
up arms against the allies.
HOSPITAL MEN ARRESTED.
PARIS, Nov 27.-Thirty-one hospi-
tai attendants have been placed
under arrest, charged with robbing
wounded soldiers.
" ATTACKING NEAR cRAcoW.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 27.-The
/ war office announces that the Rus
slams are making savage attack on
the Austrians in the vicinity of Cra-
COW, on the frontier between Galicia
and Poland.
NEWS UNSATISFACTORY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-There is
much dissatisfaction in this city be-
cause of the incompleteness of the
war news received during the past