The Chitina leader., 1915-03-30

the German chancellor is nflexbe in his determination that
Austria shall cede certain territory Italy, in order to
the laers neutrality On the other hand the Austrian
Emperor equally determined not give any of his territory
1t is said that the matter is becoming serious question
between the two In the meantime Italy
preparing for
SEATTLE, March 3O-After thorough examna-
ton into the charges of conspiracy against German Consul
Mueller the federal authorities have decided that the evidence
not sufficient to conviction As the
charges will be dismissed.
WASHINGTON March 3O-President Wilson announced
today that the American to Great Britain concerning the
order in council regarding shipments to and from Germany
would be forwarded to London within the next a hours
BERLIN March 30.-Whe inspecting the advance posi-
tons of his forces in France it reported that General Won
Kuck has wounded but it is not serious nature.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Bankers informed TODAY
that negotiations had been virtually completed between the
house of Morgan and the representatives Of the French
government for the establishment the United States of
$500ooOOo credit for the benefit of France.
LONDON, March 30.-In sinking the British steamers
Faaba and Aqua German submarines destroyed the lives of
40 persons among the number that persisted being So
passengers. Most of the of the Aqula saved The
quartermaster Faaba said that of the
passengers from his ship struggling in the water
the submarine stood by but made effort at The
Quartemaster he at least 20 the submarine
laughing like brutes at the plight of the unfornates
CONSTANTINOPLE March 30.-An official statement
today from the office states that of planes
dropped bombs British warshp that cruising outside
the Daraneles The report that the ship almost
blown to pieces.
ROME March 29-An Alpie troops, of born in 1888,
have been called to eoors Also all artillery engineers and
officers, for 60 days from April 16
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Ambassador Morganthaa
cabed today that in his interview with the Turkish govern
ment strong denial made that there had been disorders
among the American missions at Urumiah in Persia
LONDON, March 29.-The Russian navy is again bonn
harding the Turkish Straits of Bosphorous with
disastrous results and causing terror to the people Of
Constantinople.
PARIS March pa new decoration to be known the
War Cross be conferred all officers and mentioned
in official dispatches has been voted by the Chamber of
Deputies.
ClI4LONS Submarmane, France, March 29-Eleven
thousand dead Germans have been taken from the trenches
by the French during the twenty days fighting the
Champagne country The German losses in killed. wounded
and estimated by the French military authorities
10000 The German wasage they say has been two to
compared with French losses This brought about
because the Germans would try to regain lost ground by
counter attacks repeated again and again with obstinate
courage but with disastrous results.
LONDON March 29.-Consantinople is being shaken
with the of hostile guns Russian shells falling
within II miles of the Suans palace. For the first time in
history the Mosem capital has been bombarded from the air.
The people the city intense state of excitement and
it is realized that its fall cannot be averted very long
ROME, March 26:-German and Austrian families
leaving all parts of Italy, in compliance with order that
was issued All trains and steamship lines crowded.
TIFLIS, March 26-The Turkish troops have com
mtted further acts of violence at the American mission
at Urumiah Information this effect received this
morning local viceroy from Gordon Paddock American
consul at Tabrz
LONDON March 26-The Dutch steamship Medea has
been sunk off Beachy head by German submarine number
LONDON, March 26-The admiralty has announced that
there is good for believing that the German submarine
U29 has been sunk with all hands lost This is the submarine
which has sunk many British vessels
LONDON, March 26-The steamer Delmera has been
sunk in the English Channel, off Bouougne by German
submarine. The given ten minutes to get off which
all succeeded in doing They landed the Isle of Wight
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Major Geo. T. Langhorne
recently withdrawn military attache from the
American Embassy at Berlin has denied the authorship Of
certain dispatches sent from Berlin to the department
and signed by his name
WASHINGTON, March 24-This afternoon protest was
To tha of Of
ships bound for Belgium. ~