The Alaska citizen., 1915-12-27
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RED CRCSS ATTACKED.

ter aI well q tnlc2gO society Ni- s.l"n, and i)r. Henry S. Forbes an American doctor both connected with American Red Cross work n Monastir. were attacked when ,he invading Buiearians at acfel rae Red Cross h"adquarta The pui- "aJiarS ripped down uS Stars anl Stripcs and seized tho Serbian re'iof 'torr" for the use cf the Bulgarian forces.
 LABOR IS BLAMED.
 LONDON. Dec. 20 In a ttate- nent made to the members oi tn, '"1se of commons tonight, Davil Lloyd George. minister of munitions. 'tated hat organized labor contro', the war issue. The permission a'l- thorized by the central federation If labor to use unskilled workers where necessary to manufacture rlu- niticns would of itself speedily trins about the end of the great conflict he asserted.
 VoN KISSING TO RETIRE.
 ROME. Dec. 20.-It is understood 'hcI General ven Bissine. the Ger nan governor general of Beleium. will be retired on the first of the -rlr Gn a'"ount of Ill health
 BARRED THERE. CIRIST1ANIA, Dec. 20-Informa- ticn has been received here that tho Ford peace commission will be pro. hibited from holding meetings in Copenhagen. Ford, however. intends to sN there for the purpose of SC lecting delegates from Denmark 10 accompany the party.
 DE WET RELEASED. LONDON. Dec. 21 21-Christian De Wet, the South African Boer rebel leader. who was captured a year aea after an attempt to create dissension among the Boers, was released, with 0thers, from prison. on the condi io, that he abstain from participation in politics.
 WANTS MILLION. LONDON. Dec. 21 1-Premier AS puith today. in stirring address before the house of commons, askeo for the enlistment of another million men flAm the Britisi, 1sles for ser vice atH he front. He asserted tha' he belfVed ;he new force could be raised without resort to conscrip- tion, but he insisted that it is necas- sary ifAsuccess is to crcwn British arms the great struggle. C ANGE IN OFFICERS. LONDON, Dec. 2l.---General Sir Willianh Robertson. who has been a~ting as chief of staff of the British forces in France, has been recalled 10 become chief of the Imperial general staff. succeeding Gcnerll Arthur Murray, who gets an import ant command at the front. INJUNCTION GRANTED LONDON, Dec. 21.-Mrs. Asquith wife of the British premier, today was by the court granted an in iuncticn againei the London Daily Globe, which paper. she asserts, has been continually libeling her by in sinuating that she has German sym pathies antagonistic to British in terests.
 WILL SEE IT OUT. Ford today said that he intended to stay in Europe until the end of the War He will, he saws. endow a permanent foundation at Tn" Hague for tte purpose Of workine out peace views
 WATCHING DEVELOPMENTS. LONDON, Dec. 22-Tbe second note to Austria, sent by .he IFniteG States, shared the prominent pei ions in tho newspapers with tho reports of the occupation of Narna by the Russians.
 ToGETHsR NOW. CHRISTlANIA, Dec. 22 The sec ond contingent of the Ford peace party. on the steamship Frederick VIII, arrived here today Lloyd Din2ham, member of the first party, is seriously ill with rreu nonia. Hc Is the husband Of the we'll known actress, Amelia Giag ham.
 BINGHAM DIES.
 CHRISTIANIA, Dec. p -L!ryI Bingham died tonight from pnau, monia He was a prominent Nrv York broker.
 NOTE THERE.
 VIENNA. Dec. 22-The second ncte from the United States to the Austrian government in the matter of the Ancona arrived here today Its contents have not yet been d vulged to the public.
 REQUEST GRANTED
 LONDON, Dec. 22-After an all night session, during whi~h there was heated debate. the house of com mons granted the demand of Premier Asquith for the enlistment of a mil lien more soldiers. The manner of their enlistment has not been defi nitely settled but 1t Is ccnsde. ad likely that the question of ccnsc,iD- tion is certain to become acute again in the immediate future.
 BERkHARDT TO TOUR.
 LONDON, Dec. 22.-Not only is Sarah Bernhardt not in dying con dition, as was reported from Par,s yesterday, but it is announced that she will soon start for this city and later go to America. with the in tention of again touring that cour- try.
 REPORTS VARY.
 CHRISTIANlA. Norway. Dec 23.-- The steamship Oscar II. sailed today for Stockholm with the Ford peace parry. Henry Ford is remaining here. as he is seriously i'll, being threatened with pneumonia
 GUATEMALA SHOCKED.
 GUATEMALA. Dec. 23.-Twenty severe earthquake shocks have been felt here during the past forty eighi4 hours and much alarm is being occasioned.
 COPENHAGEN, Dec. 23.-It Is re ported here that Henry Ford quietly ,1{D of {eti r}o