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The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
ALLIES pL ANS ANNOUNCED.
Petersburg)

PETROGRAD est Petersburg) Nov S.-Before the Russian govern ment can transport troops into Tur- key for an aggressive campaign it will be necessary for the allies to gain control of the Dardanelles and the Black sea + is pl0nned for the allies to rush big naval fleet to the Dardane'les, and 10 dem0lish the forts of that waterway then to take Constantinon'e and place a larpe fleet on the Black sea This will be necessary in order for the Russians to effectively make land attacks on the Turks.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
GER M AN TRICK IS DISCOVERED.

PARIS, Nov 8. = German spies
 were caught in clever trick to-
 day by the French soldiers near | Senones The spies were attired as women, and were employed dig
 ging potatoes from the fields Some tying caused the French soldiers to
 suspicion that the supposed women
 were spying on them. and some of the spies were arrested This brought to light the trick As soon as some
 arrests were made some of the oth- CT spies made an attempt to escape, but were captured
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
GERMANS ARE, PREPARING
 FOR ATTACK ON YPRES
New Army of Young Men On Its Way Fight the Allies in Bel gumMystenous Sounds of Cannonadng Are Heard On the
 North Sea-~Turks Are Attracting Much Attention

cow The army thus cut off from retreat must either fall into the hands Ot the Russians or make re treat into Hungary, across the Car pathlan mountains The StrateSetlc move uf the Russians Is considered a masterpiece by the local war eX- perts, who think that decided vic tory has thus been accomplished.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
MUST LEAVE R Al TIC. SE

BORDEATX. France. Nov B. Copies of German newspapers pub ished at Stettin, which have fal len into the hands of the allies, con tain warning to foreigners to get away from the Baltic coast. Just why this order is issued is not m derstood, unless perhaps, the Ger mans are anticipating an attack by the warships of allies on their coast line The newspapers warn for eigners to keep at least 40 miles from the shore
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
AllSTRIANS ARE
 EXPECTED TO ACT.

PETROGRAD, Nov 8-Tre Rus sians are expecting renewed ac- tivity on the part of the Austrians who have been cut off from com munication with the German army in the vicinity of Cracow. It is be- lieved that the Austrian army will attempt to cut it's way through the Russian lines to Cracow The Ger man and Austrian armies are report ed still to be in fighting condi- tion and to be holding the passes in the Carpathian mountains.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
TURKS ARE IN POVERTY.

ROME, Italy, Nov. S.-lt is re ported here that the Turks are in poor condition to conduct a war. TheIr warehouses are said to be empty, ammunition is scarce, and the soldiers are poorly clad and not well fed. The Turkish soldiers are said still to be wearing tLe uniforms that were used in the Balkan war.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09

Ebert Johnson, while working on 1 above Ester creek, Saturday crush ed his thumb in a sheave. pr. Hall was summoned and decided that it should be amputated, He was brought to St Joseph's hospital for the operation
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
BRITISH REVENUES ARE DECREASING.

. LONDON. Nov s-British com meree is suffering as a result of
 the war Statistics for October, just made public here state that the imports for the month have de
 creased s1OO.O0o 900, while the ex-
 ports, in the same time. have de- creased s9O0O0,O0O
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
WILL CONFER
 WITH EUNSTON.

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Nov. S. General Frederick Funston, com manding the American troops at this place. has received notification that agents of President Carranza will reach here tomorrow to confer with him about the conditions here and the protection that has been given Carranza's enemies by the American troops
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
FIRST SNOW FALLS.

CORONA, Nov 8.-Snow began falling here yesterday for the first time this season, but after few hours it turned to rain. The fall season here has been unusually free from cold and unpleasant weather.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
hUSTRIANS TAKE
 MANY PRISONERS.

tory has just been received here from Servia. It is reported that the Austrian troops have captured a total of 15.000 SerVian soldiers near Belgrade, Servia
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
FER MANS HOLD g/iP RAlIE EN.

PETRCGRAD. Nov S. - All at tenpts made by the Russians to drive the Germans from Wirballen have proved failures The Russians are making but little headway in Prussia, but it is understood that the Russia ians will soon attempt to invade Silicia.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
HEAVY FIRING
 IS HEARD.

LONDON, Nov. 8.-Heavy firing is reported to have been heard today at several points along the coast of the North sea, and 1t is surposed that 1t comes from naval battle. If the war office here has any in- formation reearding a battle on the sea, it has failed to make 1t public.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
GERM ANS MAY RETIRE

PARIS. Nov. s.-Information has been received by the war office here that the Germans are prepar- ing entrenchments 20 miles in rear of their present positions in Fland- CTS, and this has given rise to the general belief that the German troops are to be retired soon to these entrenchments and will be kept there for the winter.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
SICILY SHAKEN
 BY EARTHQUAKE

MESSINA, Sicily. Nov. 8.-This island has just been shaken by an other destructive earthquake, and continued rumblings of the earth indicate that the disturbances are not ended.
 The extent of the damage is still uncertain, but 1t is known that there has been a great loss to life and property. Telegraph lines have been broken in various directions. and traffic Is hindered.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
70 ENoESTAlL.
 GERM AN ATTACK.

LONDON, Nov. S-According to advices received here from Russia it seems that the Germans are etill threatening Warsaw. Poland. The reports received here state that the Russians are preparing to forestall an expected attempt on the nart of the Germans to gain possession of the defenses of Warsaw.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
ELECTION IS REPUDIATEO.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. S. Some of the sympathizers in this city of President Carranza of MeXi- co have learned that Gutierrez has repudiated the Mexican election.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
RUSSIANS BLOCK AUSTRIAN RETREAT.

PETROGRAD, Nov. s.-Reports received here from Austria state that the Russian troops have block ed the way for the Austrians, who were attemnting to retreat to Cra-
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
TURKS GET
 GERM AN AID.

CONSTANTINOPLF. November 8 Large shipments of ammunitions and war supplies are being received here from Germany There are also arriving large numbers of German officers who will take command Of Turkish troops and lead them in fight against the Russians.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09

JERSEY CITY. N. J.-One year
 in the penitentiary for a theft of cents was the punishment imposed 1 by Judge Tenant on John Lane. 35.
 and homeless. On June 30 he was
 arrested in the Church of Our Lady
 of Sorrows, on a charge of stealing from the poor-box.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
RUSSIA MAKING BIG WAR TAX.

PETROGRAD, Nov. 8.-The Rus: sian government is levying a war income tax for the purpose of rais- ing $40,000,000 for immediate army uses.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09

are being crowded We the wound ed of the German army. In some places it is almost impossible to
 care for the great number of wound ed men.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
oOuM AVIAN AID IS WANTED

PETROGRAD, Nov S-Fostered by the allies tNere is new agita- tion in Roumania to have that coun- try enter the fight and give it's aid to the allies. As yet the Roumanian government has taken no action in the matter
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
MANY OFFICERS ARE KILLED.

LONDON, Nov. S.-It was off
 cially announced today that a total of 1.6OO British officers have been killed since the war started. These figures are taken from official re- ports, 1t is declared.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
GE ERMANS PROMISE TURKS REWARD.

ROME, Italy Nov. 8.-It is report ed here that General Sanders of the German army, who is taking com mand of the troops in Turkey, has gained much popularity there. He is reported to have promised the Turks flattering rewards in case the allies are beaten.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
RUSSIAN ARMY IS READY

Petrograd. Nov. S-A bic Russian army has advanced to the north. eastern part of Arn'enia and will soon cross into Turkey.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
MANY WOUNDED AID DDINTIkIN

LONDON. Nov. 8.-Reports receiv-
 ed here from the Belgian coast state that throuehout Relgium cities
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
TURKS SAY THEY ARE PREPARED.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov S.-The Turkish war office announces that the Turks are ready for an attempt ed invasion of their territory by the Russians. It is said that the Rus sian frontier is well guarded, and any attempt on the part of the Russians to enter into Turkish ter ritory will be met with stubborn resistance.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
MT. ETNA IS ERUP1ING.

CATANIA, Sicily, Nov. 8.-Mount Etna is belching forth great Quan- titles of smoke and lava, and the people in the surrounding territory are fleeing for safety. It is believ- ed that the eruption of the volcano is the cause of the severe earthquake shocks that are being experienced here.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
TURKS DRIVEN FROM SEA.

ODESSA, Russia, Nov. 8. - The Russian Black sea fleet is master of the situation now The Turkish fleet was located by the Russian fleet and the Turkish vessels were driven to refuge under the pro- lection of the Bosphorus.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09
BUNNELLMAY II: l THIRD
 DIVISION

REPORT FROM VALDEZ STATES THAT WICkERSHAM IS ONLY 70 VOTES IN LEAD AND THAT THERE ARE ABOUT 500 VOTES STILL MISSING.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-11-09

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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17
INDIANAPOLIS TEAM
MAY NOT BE SOLD

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. Ill;
npeparcI today that there might be
a hitch IN the sale of The American
assoc iation club of Indianapolis TO
James McGill OF Denver and william
e. Smith OF New York. The pur-
ohascrs some time ago paid $4,000
to Sol Meyer, the principal owner in
the club. to bind the trade. but IT
was said today by a man close to
McGill and Smith that the latter
were disposed o stand the loss and
let the deal fall through. This WAS
the day set for making the final
payment on the club.
The hitch in the plans. it was
said. is due to the activity of the
Federal league. ~
Jack Hendricks of Denver who
was to manage the club and MIR.
Smith conferred with their attorney
here today and with Mr.. Meyer this
morning and were to have another
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important csscntial-water. V. Il.
Jones, u government engineer. tcs-
titled that streams the defendants
proposed 10 use in feeding reservoirs
for irr,gl Ding $4,000 acres in the
upper Pccos valley. carried too ltt-
tie wut-r for such purpose. THIS
Testimony was corrOborated by u. S.
Rice. cni,f engineer for the Atchi-
sen. Topcka and Santa fe railroad.
and Gcorge o. Morrison. = hydraulic
engineer.
Mr.. Rice said his company had no
record ol u proposed branch rail
road" Which It is alleged, the Noun
Days referred to as soon TO be
built across the valley.
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CANADA LOBBYING IN U. S.
ACCORDING TO TESTIMONY

Washington. u. e. Jan. II. -
Testimony today that the Canadian
government had been paying for the
circulation OF news articles in pat
cntcd insides' of newspapers to in
duce Americans to 20 20 Canada,
led the senate lobby committee ot'
on new line OF investigation today.
The statement of the action of the
Canadian government was made by
Cortland smith of New York. presi-
dent of the American Newspaper as-
sociatiUn. The committee decidcd
the Western Newspaper union OF
Omaha, Neb.
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f,ss, Pseabytesian Church.

Rev, u y. Chandler will o,eupy
his puIpI, a, II a. m. and .;sc y. m.
tomorrow as usual In the morning
he will discuss The GpiJ-n Kul- In
Modern Life" Tho evening sermon
I- Indicated Icy the question "W'ha,
Shall Nv Life Work b"T'' In this
sermon Rev. Chandler will -nd-asor
to b" Of special help to young people
in tn" matter Of choosing a vocation.
Special music for tn" day Is as fol-
lows Morning Anthems. Rejoice.
the Lord is King ''-sh rl,ion. and
Com. Unto Mc--f.lris. Evening:
When Might IL Falling Wilson;
Tenor solo. % We Who Loy.'--Bit;i.
by Mr. Frank Stone.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-17

FL Paso. Texas. Jan. 11.-No a,,-
thentic report of the fate OF Gener-
al Pascuai Oroxco. commander OF
volunteer In the Mexican army, was
received here. Rebel leaders were
inclined to believe that Orozco was
either hiding in Texas or was on
the Mexican side tryin gto reacs
some federal garrison.
General Ynez Salazar, n fedel al
comm ander. who was arrested at
Sanderson. Texas. yesterday, said
Oroxco had escaped from Ojinaga. A
man on the same train with Salazar
who was reported to General An
tonic Rojas, was not arrested by the
civil authorities. All of the federal
soldiers and officers who took ref
uge on the American side are being
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Bsps,s, Church.

Ih~ sssSI-rs ST ths .-gs.soe sassisY
as.ssias Is The Measure .t H-sp@nt
sisiis,Fs In the -y.alHs ,as set
ron es'l b. "a Personal saIsssIsa.''
nsir s"'t.s pr.plr m-@. s, $50 D. a.
Tbs sssaiss sehs.i al , ,ss . ~. saa
sh- iaHi"s~ -iii sasss a, J ,. az.
tn. sh.srh official board .iii
ss-~t AZ se- hon- -f the s.Ass.r 81 :
"'oi"rA sa1sar afternoon Tk. SUN
ass .saaai I'-ss'.i ~Iii a-~' al tho
si'ss- .f sh- saaseiax .~ntse.-k u.
1iati-s. p~.sor.
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Bu1oAR1ANs ACCUSED OF
PLOT TO KILL KING

Athens, Greece. Jan. 1.-two
Bulgariahs suspected Of plot to
aasaxsinate king Constantine Of
Greece. were arrested and expelled
from SalOnikio today
A Bulgarian woman informed the
authorities that a bulgarian com.
mittec at Sotia had decided on King
Constantincs assassination and had
drawn lots to select the perpetrators
the choice falling on the tw6 men
expelled.
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F,sss Il. Z. CAusca.

ttaak ", nrrsasii. pastor, aas.
sssv sshn-,i At SO. =. ~. Epwesiis
i.-Axu- al 6 !. T., -. sunday morn
Ins preaching service at II a'riusk.
h~aa-sn; ssio. ''N-sr-r My God tn
Th--' 'Mtiisrd.-M,s. ]. \. Laugh
lin, sermon hs the pastor. Evening
Service At . 40 Anthem. Glory
4. Thee NJ God This Night ,co.s-
n"-i: folio. The Sabbath Eve
'hsEn~u' Mr.. wm. Davies. Tho
first SUNDAY in February Will be- tho
a.s' communion SUNDAY.
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scouting party returning today from
a point twelve miles down the Rio
Orande. reported that the rebel force
At that place numbered only about
900. Rebel leaders say this is q
scou ting party awaiting the advance
of the main army which is to attack
Nuevo Laredo In about ten days. but
no confirmation Of these plans was
available.
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STRIKERS GO BACK
TO WORK At FORBES

work at Forbes during the present
week. according to a report given
out at the mine offices this after
noon. Six men returned during the
early part OF the week and eight re-
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MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST
N. n. LAND PROMOTERS

Kansas city. Mo-, Jan. 17-Three
engineers testifying today in the
trial Of Bon A. Noun DAY and his
wife, charged with misuse of the
mails int he sale of New Mexico
land, said plan of irrigation out
lined by the Mcun Days lacked the
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turned to-day. The output OF the
mine is now averaging over 400 TOM
"a day and Within "a ,.hor, time Will
be running at capacity.
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Mr,hsA.s, chu,eh. S,ssh.

EasIss sehSal rsis e r.. i's-ssh-
ing .. ~ = m By tho Rev b'sa.x
ssmpb@iis Announcements Ssar-rhr
tas 9s-sias service siii be aaa-.
's.aa ,a1 paiEiS JaaIaF t.~axue . 2.
o. ns s~as1F trssti. a-ssslonsi .ss.
= 100 90 3 ns fs-si isaSaiss. i-as-
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Salvation Army.

\ nation wide soui-ss,ing cam
rai.sn has been inauguratcd by tho
Salvation Army. known among them
IA tn" Siege" Its avowsd purpos"
is to reach tn. unsavcd OF every de-
scription. and revive a greater and
deeper interest in spiritual matters.
To this end. special meetings and
mancuvcrs are undertaken. being
grOu .,e'l together in: \ Week OF
Prayer and Preparation. Rcconciiia-
ton. Notorious sinners Week. Mis-
sionary SUNDAY. Young Peoples
Week. Soldiers Week, and Candi-
dates Week. When a public enroll
ment OF soldiers in the ranks OF tho
salvation Army will take place from
among the converts and recruits.
Those who desire, and show fitness.
can become officers In the Salvation
Army. by app'ying to the officer in
charge. Capt. Edward $. Haas. who
will direct them in the matter. The
present week has been Prayer and
Preparation week. Sunday, the
18th, IL Reconciliation Sunday and
through the week following. Sub
jcct for sunday Love at Home" Ho-
sea, 1893. Monday, opcn-air demon
stration. ''Restoration'. inside meet
ing. Tuesday, Special Reunion
meeting" for soldiers and cx-soldiers.
wednesday and Thursday, mighty
onslaught on backslidcrs. Cottage
meetings. noon-hour prayer meet
inss. Saturday, Special Skirmishing.
Friday. Old Friends Tea. Siege con-
ttnues until February 10th.
-
liz In need of nrinfinY of any Lind
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t,hnAsas C.ha,sL.

saEIaf services up I. standard. AZ
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asa.ie asa a ls~fvt s~Feiou-M Han
st.siPh S5Ss. ps.ssFs
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chytslaaa k,saes

rns Cssisaian ssi.ass s~siss, hold
ssEnlsE services every saaasf s.0ss-
ing AZ l@s w.s. sjss, street. Mora
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81 hosl at s'ss. w@aHssss.Y .tsalss
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conference later in the day. Mr.
McGili did not attend the confer
cnce and it was said he was In Ch,-
Cayo
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held In custody byt he military au-
thOrities. except Salaxar. who was
arrested on an Indictment returned
in New Mexico.
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IN THE CHURCHES
rnsi,y Epssesrsi chsseh.

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saaasE afses ispirhAaF. sx,iess
80 a AA. II s'si.sk asa 1850 y. NJ.
saHIsa 81 n00l. vis.
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Iaskrsaa Church.
i,ieis.

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sSsNlfss az ~ q IA. All services ia
nSglish- Nc cordially invite ysa :"
s"rshHp ei,h us X. Mailer SeAni,.
sssaOF
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HuERIA EReCTS
WIRELESS N CAPITAL
tCsetssse1 arso ease l.,

(Co0elooe1 ffo0 ea9s ~
leased them after taking them ten
miles into the Interior.
rested ut Sanderson. Texas, ye3ter-
day by United States authorities
passed through here yesterday en-
route to Maria where he will be ar.
rnigned today before a United States
Commissioner on an old warrant
charging violation OF the neutrality
laws. Salaxar said he knew nothing
about Oroxco. Two shcrHfs and thir-
ty soldiers were guarding. Salassr.. 3.
Laredo, Texas, Jan. IA federal
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Laredo. Texas. Jan. IA federal
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-16
SHAME
of Desperate Kind is Wilson'S
Act of Withdrawal of
Troops Declared.
,nv AssoelArtD rpEssl


NEW YORK, Sept. 16.s Sir Lionel
Garden, one time British minister to
Mexico. and recently minister to Bra
I'll. sailing today on the Celtic for
Liverpool, is quoted by the New York
City News Association as having
made the following statement con-
corning the withdrawal of American
troops from Vera Cruz:
ut Is desperate shame that the
United States has seen fit to abandon
the decent people of Mexico when
they most need help. do not know
the reason for this but it would seem
that President Wilson has been mis-
Informed In some matters and that If
another side of the situation has been
brought to his attention he has not
seen at to listen to anthing that con-
tradicts those who have told him that
the country has been pacified.
sThe people who did not get protec-
ton in Mexico City and elsewhere
went to Vera Cruz for protection.
What will they do now? They have
no means OF getting away and will
be LETT to the mercy OF the lawelss
element that will Immediately over
run the country. When II II said
that state Of absolute ana ehy exists
In Mexico It Is not Stating the facts
too strongly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-16
GERMANS IN DEFENSIVE BATTLE
lBY AssocIA TED PREss.l

ASSOC
ato was
today: enemy
the German which
then
OF
Forge whic hisn
the
that the var m
to pe
LIE lnfEh antur -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-16
Rel OF I RO ON
By r E Gil Arm
Leaves CfoNn Prince Frederick Will
Jams Army There Only One Line
or Retreat, Namely, Through
the Stenay Gap
fRY AssoCIATED PREss.'

I1lNDON Sept 16-The center of the interest IN the
theater has shifted from the I1gnt
wing where relief royon by the French regard
ed ia London as leaving the Of the German crown
prince Frederick William apparently ia dangerous SIT
uatiOn
AZ has been predicted in England the French have
retaken Rheims but this stepis of greater moral than
strategca value for the line to the northeast OF this
provides defensive position for the German
than does esfrOnt OF Rheims.
According to advlces received here from sBerll the
demand newsn Germany, where the people appear to
be growing impatient, has been soothed to certain e
that the German line holding out successfully against
the offensive of the allies So far as the last
hours concerned this afternoon agrees
with news received London with the OF that
regarding tie German left wing This part of the line
Judging from dispatches made public london appears
only have withdrawn from the investment Of Yer
twelve southeaost Of Nerdun to left only
line of retreat This through the Stenay gap to reach
way of Ionguyen and LongWy, to reach
Thiouville
re tie aIiIes are able to- prevent the army Of the
crown prince base of lt
is felt lie slet
the last
Expert military observers Petfograd have declared
that Russian investment of Koenigsberg and General
Rannenkaps foray East Prussia planned with
the deliberate attempt of compelling Germany to detach
Prussian frontier In Petrograd military unite
characterizing this brilliantly successful
fact that the salvation of the allied
the West undoubtedly due to Germany sent
this work apparently accomplished predicted
land today the Russian investing Koengsbeg
together with General Rannenkamps army will be with
drawn within the Russian border.
If is fact that Germany ally Ga1icia has
tired within the fortified trang dominated by Erocenya
dispatches received here indicate, the Inference is
free advance from southeast and that aggressive
movement from this quarter may be looked for.