The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-11-30


composed of nflammabe goods and explosion occurred
which suspected of having been bomb that must
have been placed board before the vessel left New
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The developments of the situa-
ton in Greece make it extremely unlikely that if the allied
forces in Serbia compelled to take refuge Greek terri
tory that they will be attacked from the Rhais the
Greek Mniter of Justice complained bitterly the press to-
day of the methods being by the allies to
Greece He said that the allies themselves alone respon
be for the lamenabe state of affairs Serbia and
asserted that the hardness of Great Britain and France in
coming to the relief of Serbia and their criminal delay in re-
enforcing the Serbans with troops and munitions were what
had made Greek participation in the help Serbia i'm
possible Rhas said that Greece determined maintain
her neutrality IN the conflict and positively asserted that if
allied troops forced the Greek border that
they would be in danger of being informed by the
officials
SAlONlkl Nov. 23.-The resignation of Premier Skou-
ound expected moment because of the present crisis
the relations between Great Britain and Greece allies
have turned diplomatic coup which totally unexpected
and resulted the loss of confidence the present govern
men openly expressed by the people and many
There doubt that if the parliament had
prorogued adverse would registered against the
premier and cabinet
! ZURICH, Switzerland Nov 24-Prince Won Buelow the
former German chancellor is in this city, and today held
ference with Cardinal Hartman of Cologne and Dr. Mehberg
the Prusslan representative at the Vatican that
the conference held the interests the
started by Pope Benedict Buelows connection with this
movement has been perssen rumored and the
ing today accepted being held for the purpose
ing the cardinal what Germany would consider peace
Cardinal Hartmann his Rome conclave
of the College of Cardinals which regarded very import
ant and will undoubtedly have bearing the peace
movement.
PARIS, Nov. 24-Henry Ford the American automobile
millionaire that he will take at own expense
Peace Expedition to Europe effort end the Ford
is inviting the leading American paccsts and also the chief
advocates all the neutral countries the conference
which will hold its first meetings this city Ford has char
tered the liner Oscar Second the
vessel will leave New York December with the representa-
tyes from North and South America
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-The Presidents messaoa to
the coming Congress will discuss besides the national defense
question: the leading feature of the document the
the government the merchant marine problem conservation
OF national with especial attention powers
TIMBER coal and OIL whether the Philippines should
government at this time and the important subject of rural
credits The message is considered by Wilson being of
greater Importance than his previous messages and the admin
sration plan for increased national defenses urged with
all the power of the concise orcefu English that Wilson is
noted for The President states that America has hunan
mission the nations of the world and therefore
must be ready and prepared defend it's right ndepen
dent action unmoested by the military powers of Europe
Asia The plans of Secretary Garrison for army CONT
mental United States of 100000 approved
LONDON, Nov 26-The text of the Greek governments
reply to the allies collective has yet been made pub
lie but from what be learned of the feelings
Gals it is apparent that the British at least
satisfied with the Greek reply to the allied demands The
Greek given in his reply differ materially from
the evasve and expressions of benevolent neutrality
which characterized all the previous efforts of the allies
get definite expression of opinion from Athens The note
promises in uncertain terms that taken
by Greece against the Serbian forces retreat the
Greek frontier
ATHENS, Nov. 26.-Greece has replied officially to the
demands presented her by the joint diplomatic last
day. her reply being couched in very friendly terms and
cedng point which the allies asked for The troubled
situation seems to have definitely cleared and both sides
seem to be happy over the successful elimination.
| LONDON, Nov. 26-Russia is massng a heavy army
with artillery cavalry and infantry regiments with Odessa
as its base preparatory invading Bulgaria 1t reported
that the Gar has promised the Russian soldiers they will
enter Bulgaria within week. and that the eager for
the expedition The indications growing that this
paign will be launched through Roumana and Russia is
bringing all possible to bear upon the Bucharest
to get their consent to the of troops
oumanan territory The Roumanian officials have yet
given decisive answer but they being strongly inu-
nced and impressed by the fact that the Russians
cenrated of quarter of million Ismail Esrens
close to the Roumanian border
Nov