The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-11-09

and Bugarans in the mok valley stage
and desperate with decided victory for the Serban
An entire Bulgarian regiment of infantry almost destroyed
only fifty members surviving The public buildings and
barracks at Widin Bulgaria filed with wounded men,
SOFIA Nov 1.-The Bulgarian artillery is advancing from
Knazevae and Perot and began the bombardmen OF the e
terror Notifications at Nsh.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The Germans have captured the Ser
ban of Kraguvatz where great arsenal situated
LONDON, Nov. An expedition of two hundred thous
and SerbianRussan troops has been started out but the
destination is unknown, although the further bombardmg OF
Bulgarian Black Sea ports indicates that the ae artillery Is
preparing the way for the landing of these soldiers
COSTANTINOPLE Nov. 1T is announced officially that
the Turkish artillery fire sunk the French submarine Turquos
The entire of two officers and men were taken
prisoners
BERLIN Nov Am official statement issued says that
during there forty thousand prisoners captured
Teutons along the Russian and Serbian frontiers Hin
denbergs forces still driving at Riga from the west and
gained ground The Russian attacks to regain Dvnsk
have failed
LONDON, Nov. 2-In the great speech made by the pre-
the Commoners today Asquh ecouned with pride the
exploits of the British submarines in the dangerous waters OF
the Dardanees and the Sea of Mamora He said that since
Turkey of hostes by closing the Dardan
ees the English submersbes had made of perious trips
through the and brought fear and trembling to the
Turkish shipping The record showed that the submarines
had sunk damaged two bateshps five gunboa tor
pedo boat eight transports and two hundred supply ships
With regard Serbia he positively affirmed that England
had agreed to stand by Serbia to the last and they
would hard for the maintenance of the integrity OF this
little state as they would their preservation He said
no plan peace possible that did not provide for the
nationality and continued independence of Serbia.
The premier said that the most pressing need OF the nation
this time money. Money needed than
people the country responding noby the calls
upon hem and there danger that would be
to the expedency of compulsory enlistment The
English people would be called he said to make greater
and deeper sacrifices than before in order to finance the
c the present serious financial situation must be rened
ed without undue and unnecessary delay.
Asouith said that the allies would win the and that
they would probably within another year. AS to himself
and his continuance the head of the state the spoke
fengy the responsibilities of his position and the
sacred trust which the people of Great Britain had given him.
and ringing tones said that he would continue in his steward
ship long he retained his health and the confidence OF the
people, At the close of the speech the House went wild and
cheered the premier enthusiastically.
LONDON, Nov premier Asquith addressed the House
of Commons today and told the members that Sir John French
of the British expedtonary force in France
had nearly million Brtsher under him in northern France
and Flanders and he said that along that section of front
held English and indeed along the whole western battle
ne the Germans had not gained foot of ground since last
April Asqth said that the total British casualties in France
amounted to 000
LONDON Nov 2Torpedo boat sc sunk in the Straits
of Gibraltar yesterday through collision with another British
vessel member of the English mercantile auxiliary fleet
The auxiliary lowered their life boats and succeeded
rescung most of the torpedo boats crew. but two of the Off
and nine drowned.
LONDON Nov 2-The impression is gaining strength here
that Roumana will take the fed the side of the allies
The new classes Bulgarian troops will be called to
the coor and they will be modified along with the
The agitation has taken firm hold the and is
sweeping through the entire body OF the troops affecting alike
both officers and men,
ATHENS, Nov. 2-The various rumors which have been
flying through the diplomatic corps here that Germany was
winning Greece the Central powers and that this
try likely to take the field against the allies have been set
official from the Zams cabinet to
the effect that Greece would persist in her avowed attitude OF
benevolent neutrality toward the entente The official
has been followed by the publication of inspired
articles in the ministerial strongly supporting the cause
of the allies but insisting that Greece would remain neutral
long possible.
ROME Nov 3Pope Benedict publicly expressed his re-
greet today the failure of his attempt to get the warning
nations to negotiations looking towards He
said that it with the greatest that he had to report
himself unable to give hopeful to the world that
there any likelihood of peace in the near future
PARIS, Nov. 3-Brand, the French premier said to-
day when asked about the rored proposals OF Prince
Bueow that France would not sign any peace propositions