The Chitina leader., 1914-12-08


 Zealand being dsembarked in Egypt training ppara tory to joining the fighting brgades the front in Europe
 LONDON, Dec 3Klng George has gone to the European
 firing line in France according dispatches in the Evening from its Calais correspondent The presence of the king greaey encouraging to the in the trenches and behind the big guns - . ROME, Dec. 3-Premier Salohdra at the opening of parliament today said nothing had occurred the begin ming of war to warrant Italy in changing its policy of neutrality Every effort of parliament he advised should be directed towards preventing that country from becoming linvoved j. :.=.-- = :: 8tsa BERLIN Dec. 3-Today's official statement is summed up these few worlds In neither theater of has thing important happened.' '.~t t BERLIN Dec. 3-Sanetionng the determination of the war lords continue the indefinitely until Germany wlns the Rechstag has voted credit of 15OOOOOOO marks
 BERLIN Dec 3.-FIem Bethmann Hollweg, the German chancellor addressing the Rechsag, said the Emperor absent with the army the field and unable to reply to the false charge made by England and Russia that he responsible for the He also said that if the German empire destroyed Turkey would lose her rights nation.
 LONDON Dec. 3.-For refusing to obey the police regu laons concerning the lowering extnguishng lights Edward Nash west London saloonkeeper fined $25 and costs Police evidence showed that there three big ncan descent lights in the saoon and the constable telling him that he had much light the premises Nash said he would have much as he liked.
 The officer promptly turned two out and Nash in rage shouted "Are you the Kaiser" " and reighted The remarked that certain section of the populations
 seemed to think they knew better than the authorities to
 the danger that might be expected from Zeppelin raids and
 ntimaed that future offenders would severely dealt with
 London city of gloom after sunset owing to the deter mnaton of the authorities to allow hostile aerial raiders
 to recognize particular districts by the street lighting PETROGRAD Nov. 24.-(By mail to New York; )-The way which the Russian soldiers will risk their lives comparatively small luxures is evidenced by the following story During the fighting in East Prussia corporal asked to take couple of his comrades and try to surprise of the German scouting patrols When he returned and reported that his effort had been successful his officer asked why he had volunteered such risky work The corporal replied that the previous night friend had relieved German officer good supply of chocolate and flask of brandy and he wanted to "ry his uck too "And what did get' asked the officer The corporal grnned and showed two cakes of milk chocolate and five cigars.
 VIENNA, Dec 2.-Austran troops today occupied Bel grade after its evacuation by the Servans The of ment removed last week Uskub the southern part of that cauntry capture Belgrade seemed inevitable LONDON, Dec. 2.-Todays official dispatches indicate desperate situation for the Servans and that Belgrade the lcapita, is being evacuated
 BERLIN Dec. "A German official statement issued today claims the capture of strong French position in the Argonne forest by Emperor Williams crack regiment The claim also made that between November Il and December about 9OOOO Russian prisoners taken by the Germans AMSTERDAM, Dec 2-Geman prisoners being we'll
 treated in England according letter from of them printed in the Berlin Vorwaerts. Dont worry about being prsoner he writes cit isn't bad it sounds We at Adershot in large field like Muheimer Heath We sleep in ents with good thick blankets We we'll fed receiving each half pound of meat and sufficient quantities potatoes tea bread and butter daily and buy in the canteen tobacco marmaade cheese In short PETROGRAD, Dec 2The condition of German prisoners captured at Lod resembles that of the French troops during Napoeons retreat Moscow Many have frozen hands and feet, and they endeavor to obtain little comfort by wrapping themselves in blankets and shawls taken from peasants.
 LONDON, Dec "A dispatch from the Petrograd Times today definite decision has been reached in the great battle still in progress Poland and that the Germans making frantic efforts obtain endorsements which only be done from the France and Belgium forces The latter claimed unable to render assistance because of the aggressiveness of the allies Despite awful climatic conditions the Germans holding their positions in front of Lodz and Lowicz.
 LONDON, Dec. 2Pobably before have there been rulers of Europe the battleeld at time at King George of England is with his forces in Frances the Czar is at the of the great battle in Poand the