The Alaska citizen., 1915-02-01

iHNo pi iSoli loI oiitIiS'S Nii'' the outbreak of hostilities.
 PREMIER GIVES WARNING.
 THE HAGUE. Jan. 27-Premier von der Linden informed the Holland parliament today that call to arms might be necessary at any moment to i preserve the neutrality of the Neither lands.
 WOMAN IMPRISONED. i AMSTERDAM, Jan. 27.-Convicted 1 by courtmartial on the charge of as l sisting Belgians to escape, the wife of the Greek consul at Liege was sentenced today to term of three i years Imprisonment. by the German authorities.
 I AEAOQUARTERs MOVED.
 AMSTERDAM. Jan. 27.-The staff headquarters of the German army i has been established at Charleville ] Sian frontier.
 CANADA GETS COLD. i WINNIPEG. Man, Jan. 27. - The temperature dropped to 360 below zero here today. and extremely cold weather is also reported from many points in Eastern Canada TRYING TO DIVERT ATTACK LONDON, Jan. 2S-It is believed here that the battle which has been started in the Carpathian region is part of the Austro German plan to divert the Russian attack from Gen. tral Poland to the South. If this Is successful, it Is believed that it will end the Russian invasion of Hun- gary.
 UPRISING REPORTED.
 GENEVA, Jan. 2S.-The orders is sued by the Austro- Hungarian gov last line of reserves have resulted in serious uprising among the Southern Slavs. The movement of resistance began on Sunday and is spreading rapidly throughout the l dual monarchy. The rioters attack ed the gendarmes at Laibach, and in tte battle which followed many shots were fired.
 eORROWS LARGE SUM. ! LONDON, Jan. 2S-The Rouman- ian government has negotiated a loan 1 f twenty-five millions from the Ban,, 1 )f England.
 ENGLisHMEN ARRESTED. | LONDON, Jan. 2S.-All English i men in Belgium have been ordered | arrested and sent to Germany, where they will be held as prisoners of war. EMPEROR MAY QUIT. GENEVA, Jan. 2s.-There is a persistent rumor in circulation here to the effect that Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria-Hungary is about to abdicate
 LABOR OPPOSES WAR. NANAlMO, E. C.. Jan. 2S The Federation of Labor of British Co., i lumbia has adopted a resolution call ing upon all Canadian unions and i those of the United States to take up t'e question of anti-militarism with the object of arriving at a plan to make war impossible
 EDITORS ARRESTED. l AMSTERDAM, Jan. 28. - Accord inS to advices received in this city today, several prominent Begian edi- tors have been thrown into prison by the German authorities. The l nature of the charges against the 1 newspapernlen has not teen ni, closed
 , W. O'''NIS TNINTt 1S GO HAMBURG, Jan. 29.-Al Britis, colonals, with the exception of Aus lralians have been arrested by the German government and are being transferred to a German concentra- tion camp There were many Cana di,-ns among the first contingent sent to the camp.
 AUSTRALIANS ORGANIZE. MELBOURNE, Jan. 29.-Work has 5ts.te,i Cn the oIganization of q rifle reserve of haf million men VON BUELOW ELEVATED. LONDON, Jan. 29.-According to newspaper reports received in this city, General von Buelow has been elevated to the rank of field mar 5hal.
 KING HAS CLOSE CALL. LONDON, Jan. 29.-The cores jondent of the Central News agency Copenhagen claims to have re ,eived dispatches from Constantin- op,e concerning an attempt to as .assinate King Constantine of Greece Travellers arriving at tEe Turkish 'apital reported that the attempt on the kings life was made at Patras. DelallS are ldCklnS.
 KAISER TALKS.
 BERLIN, Jan. 29.-In reply to he War correspondents who con- graduated him on his birthday, the kaiser thanked them for their splen- lid writings and said he hoped that they would continue to report only that which actually occurred My principle applies to this war" said the kaiser. and it also was the word of John Knox. the Scotch re- orn.er, that one man. with God, is always in the majority"
 AEROPLANES CLASH.
 AMSTERDAM, Jan. 29.-Two aero planes came together during flight today, resulting in the destruction of the two machines and the death
 i the three aviators.
 WHEAT PRICE RAISED.
 ROME, Jan. 29.-The steady in crease in the price of wheat is 'ausins hardship among the people of this country. In several of the 'roVinces the situation is serious, and protests are coming in from all directions. Bread riots are re. ported from number of places.
 CABINET RESIGNS.
 LIMA, Jan. 29.-The members of the Peruvian cabinet have rendered heir resignations to President Bene- vades, but up to late hour to- night the executive had not ac- ,aptod tbopo