The Chitina leader., 1914-08-18

eating that of the sailors had been wounded On the
vessels the mass and tunnels had been shot away.
LONDON Aug. 18.-A dispatch to the Central News
states that German Dreadnaught is lying in the harbor
Irondhem out of commission Her tunnels have shot
away and there are holes in her Sides
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19-The German cruiser Leipzig
sailed this morning with enough coal her until
reaches Samoa
SAN DIEGO, Aug 18.-The cruiser Idzunio put to sea
with her decks cleared The states that he will
proceed towards San Francisco and that the Leipzig
for Samoan or the Canadian coast she will follow her.
VICTORIA Aug. 1S-The British cruiser Newcastle
arrived yesterday from her station China and will assist the
Rainbow in protecting the Canadian coast.
LONDON Aug. 1S-A great flotilla of TRANSPORTS
escorted by squadron of warshps sailing from Dublin East
Bourne, Southampton Liverpool and other ports landed
another British expedonay army the shores of France
this afternoon
LONDON Aug 1s.-An official statement received here
this morning states that action that Japan may take
against Germany will extend beyond the China sea-
as may be necessary to protect the japanese shipping lines
BERLIN, Aug 1S.-The German government has sent
note to the Belgian government in which inmaed thai
the Begians have brilliantly proved their honor
that the German government after taking Brussels would
willing to conclude arrangement compatible with the
conflict between Germany and France and Belgium
as speedily conditions would permit. The Belgian
government replied refusing the proposition
LONDON Aug 18.-Pars dispatches declare that oficia
announcement has been made that is persistent at
The Hague that the German Crown Prince is living wounded
at Auxlachapele, whittier the Emperor has fastened
WASHINGTON, Aug 1S-Presdent Wilson this after
noon issued statement in which he says The effect the
war on the United States will depend what American
citizens say and do Every who really loves America will
act and speak in the true spirit neutrality which is the
spirit of impartiaity fairness and frendliness to all
concerned
WASHINGTON Aug. 1s-Charge d,Affairs Won Hahn
hansen told Secretary Bryan this afternoon that the
thing Germany could do to prevent the slaughter
at kaocua would be to cede the province back to China
LONDON, Aug lit is reported that despite repeated
repuses the German battaos continue pressing forward for
the decisive battle that will sweep along the valley of Mouse
IN Belgium In the meantime opposing French armies
getting closer Asace Lorraine and expected make
onslaught into that section of Germany
LONDON, Aug. 17.-Oficial announcement is made by
the military board that the Germans have expelled 1000
from Metz in Esass orngen driving them across
the French frontier The given that otherwise these
people would have to be fed.
PARIS, Aug 17-Odicia dispatches that French
decisive began great force Sarebourg
the France-G Germany frontier to Lunevie
WASHINGTON, Aug 17.-Secretary Bryan has issued
statement declaring that there by which foreigners
natuazed citizens may be forced to join European
announcement is made in many inquiries that have
been made of the secretary regarding the rights foreigners
in this country and whose governments desire to have
them return to their former lands
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-President Wilson has for
may dsapproved Of American bankers floating loans for
of the beigerent countries His views this subject had
been asked by prominent did wish to enter
into any negotiations that would not harmonic with the
policy of the administration.
PARIS, Aug. 15-Al available horses throughout France
are being pressed into service for purposes and still
there crying demand for Even booded stock is
being taken Camille Blanc and other horse have
sold their stables the at rate of 5000 piece
the maximum price allowed Some of these horses worth
as high as $4,000 for racing purposes.
LONDON, Aug 15-Ths afternoon the Times publishes
dispatch which states that German aeroplane flew
the center OF Namur Belgium and dropped several bombs that
fell into the streets, woundng five and mangling
WASHINGTON Aug. 15.-This morning j. P Morgan,
JAS j. HILL James Speyer other capitalists conferred with
President Wilson and Secretary McAdaoo The subjects
discussed the of restoring Atlantic trade and
the adoption of measures to uphold the credit of the country
during the The President told his auditors that
for apprehension in this country the European had
passed. that had faced alarming conditions that the
crisis is over.
LONDON Aug. 13.-According to a cable received this
afternoon from the Central News Toxic Japan has agreed to