The Chitina leader., 1915-10-19

 October list has been heavy along that section of the line held by the British northern France and the casualty lists since date have appeared the of thousand officers and twenty thousand men.
 PARIS, Oct 12-An Austrian submarine torpedoed the Greek steamer Demetrous southeast of the island of Scciy yesterday and sunk the vessel The act will probably be- looked upon by the Greek government be there was apparently justification for the attack both countries being peace with each other The of the steamer saved.
 English writer and uoet Rudyard Kipng wounded in the recent fighting in northern France and has been report as missing His father said today that he still had hopes that his boy had been killed but that he prisoner in the German lines.
 PARIS, Oct 12-The German counter attacks north of Loos against British forces, have resulted in serious and costly check to the troops The British successfully repused all attacks on their positions and the German retired leaving 7Oo dead before the allied ne The German counter attacks have ceased and yesterday day of comparative quiet the only activity either side in this section being manifested by the artillery the allies smelling the roads along which the German supply trains moving.
 WASHINGTON Oct PA note to Great Britan has been prepared by Secretary Lansng protesting against Brit sh interference with American trade and dispatched to the London foreign office today The note will not be given to the press by Department of State until received by Sir Edward Grey the British Foreign Minister Although have been gained which will allow of the shipment of goods to America ordered before the British Orders Council promulgated last spring. the government is still being satisfied with the condition of affairs and Is daily receiving protests from American shippers regard to cargoes detained by the British admiralty and awaiting dis position by the English prize courts.
 IN, cC. ing with stubborn resistance in their invasion of Serbia The defending forces making stand at available point advance far made by the Tuons has been costly to the invaders The main Serbian forces have not yet been countered, the fighting heretofore being mainly artillery changes between the batteries opposite sides of the river It probable that the Serbian general staff have picked out the strongest where decided stand be made and it is thought here that when the invaders reach the mountain range Kraguievatz they will find their blocked At this point defensive facilities superb the topography of the country lending itself admirably to the purposes of de-
  main forces of 0O00O Besides the army million Ser bns of all and prepared to resist the invaders and will throw obstacles in their way.
 BERLIN, Oct. 12-The office announced today that the German army of invasion into Serbia attacking the Serban south Belgrade The statement made that the crossing of the Danube by the invading forces had been peted
 ATHENS Oct 12-It is reported here that 15O,00O Teuon troops entered Serbia From the advics received is thought that the invaders have only managed the rivers at Belgrade where they have secured foothod At other parts the border the attempts the Germans to the Save and the Danube rpused by the Serbian artillery whose well directed fire made impossible for the Teuton gneers to erect their pontoon bridges.
 LONDON, Oct 13 "A new turn has been taken in the situation The allied commanders seriously considering abandoning the operations the Gapol penin sua and sending the army the Darneles into Serba assist the Serbians in repeng the Teuonc invasion So far only ined a but semocia opinion nclnng to the point of view that such step will be taken It is admitted that the Teuos have taken Belgrade but the Sebans offered stubborn resistance it requiring two day battle and terri c bayone charges before the Serbans retired On the west front the Ieutons have also taken the offensive along the whole ne but is believed that the supreme effort of the forces being concentrated in the Balkans
 LONDON, Oct 13-M Mamhall an official of the French aviation corps stated recently that in the last eleven battles between the asps the Germans and the French the French had off vicors in all but two. Manha insists that the allied aeropanes daily showing ier superiority the enemy that the form of attack in force which has been inaugurated by the aes has yet been solved the Ger Fleets of twenty to sixty aeropanes sent out to- lombard point in the enmey's camp, and always great damage has been done.
 BERLIN Oct. 13-Four allied aeroplanes attacked the German positions the western front yesterday, and the German aero-g'ns destroyed one of tle machines
 TOKYO, Oct. 13-The impression is growing here that Japan will send troops aid the allies in Europe This action will be the result of Bugara participation in the war; as the Japanese government feels that its safety will ultimately depend upon the defeat the Teutonc allies The matter has
 LONDON Oct 13-The Teuton forces advancing souward through Serbia trying cut the Serbian line of