The Chitina leader., 1914-11-24


 ambassador at Constantnoe the request of the Turkish officials ordered the Tennessee Turkish waters at once. ae. xx .a.ss..r.a.- WASHINGTON Nov. 1s.-Captan Decker of the cruiser reported Secretary of the Navy Daniels today that while proceeding from to Snvra to make an olclal call on Turkish authorities his fired Secretary Daniels issued statement saying that the American consul at Smyrna had been anxious the safety of the and the Tennessee had been ordered to proceed to and had left Vourlah at the request of Ambassador Morgan tau The is anchored in the of Chos from which point Captain Deckers telegram sent Secretary Daniels has requested the captain immediately forward full report of the incident .#E4 i -..ps ka-.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Ahhough the navy depart ment continued every effort to obtain further and dehnte report n connection with the firing on "a launch belonging to the cruiser Tennessee the Turkish forts s Smyrna yesterday nothing has been today from Captain Decker or Ambassador Morganhau The state department anSously waiting for further information and everyone local naval and circles Is marking time expectation of interesting developments within the next twenty four hours s% Fl s.a1eY
 WASHINGTON Nov 23-That the firing of shot across the bows of the launch belonging to the cruiser Tennessee by Turkish fort the 18th inst was a Warning because the launch proceeding through field of mines s the voluntary explanation given by the Turkish government before Ambassador Morgenhsu requested explanation
 BERLIN, Nov. 23-The British sonadron twiea approached the Belgian the purpose of ano the allies but driven off by the German artillery Fighting continues with unabated vgor at and in the vicinity of Newport and Ypres ,st5 se94 LONDON, Nov. 19-The body of Lord Roberts field marshal who died in France last Saturday. resting in state Ill S PauI Cathedral General Kitchener commander of the brsh forces and other dgnitares marched procession 10 the funeral which attended by King George Queen Mary delegation of Indian troops with whom the dis tngushed veteran of in almost every cline was visiting when he attacked with pneumonia because of exposure were the position of honor the and at the cathedral. asf f7sfe"& 9s2 WASHINGTON, Nov 19.-The recent remarkable mobza- on of German warshps off the of South America with disastrous results to English squadron led Brtis embassy officials to believe that of com muncatlon extends into South America the German ships operating in Southern waters have been receiving supplies from somewhere the Pacific of southern continent Many letters have been received embassy offering for various considerations information German wireless stations American territory Some tell of secret stations on the Pacific Coast in Maine and in Scotland and South America "" t LONDON Nov 19.-A dispatch from Berlin reports naval battle off Sebasopo in which three Russian batehips and live cruisers and unknown number of Turkish warhps took part One of the Russian batehips was seriously damaged the other two fleeing Sebastopol pursued bv Turkish vessels
 SEATTLE, Nov. 18.-Canadian authorities have discon- nued the lights at Poutney point and addngton for the of defense and notice the has been sent to mariners
 PETROGRAD Nov 18-The enemy in Eastern Prussia IS retreatng along the front from Gumbnnen Angerber according to brief official announcement. PETROGRAD, Nov. 1S.-The Singer Sewing Machine Comanys Russian factory the American Photograph Com plant and number of smeers operated by Americans have been commandeered by the nanfac ture o arms The gun factories keep the army supplied. WI