The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-04-06
EUROPEAN WAR

Dover The authorities expect capture the craft
when it comes to the surface Miles of submarine traps
been set by the British navy the arbor entrances around
the British Isles These in the form of maleabe iron
traps not unlike gill nets used by fishermen
THE HAGUE, April 6-Gifford Pinchot has been
expelled from Belgium by German authorities It is under
that he acting the special agent of the State
department at Washington in the European
PARIS, April 6.-Adophe Pegoud, the famous aviator
attacked and brought down the German Taube Saint
Monehoud He earth few shot and then landed and
took the pilot and observer prisoners.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Presidents note to Great
Britain has been made public 1t announces that the United
States could admit either of the allies their claims for
justification in placing embargo against Germany.
NEW YORK, April 6-Collector of Customs Malone
today publicly charged the British cruisers with violating the
neutrality law He states that they have been coang here
and taking supplies putting from New York
LONDON, April 6-King George has commanded
eetoalsm in all his households It is expected that this
example will be followed pretty generally by the gentry
THE HAGUE April GA report has been circulated iii
Belgium that has been declared between China and
Japan.
BERLIN April 3.-The American army officers who have
the German military forces in the capacity
ordered today return the United States
The order surprise the officers expected
to remain in Europe until the end of the Col Joseph
Kuhn included the order he has been designated
military aache to succeed Maj George T. Ianghorne
recalled.
WASHINGTON April 3-Secretary of War Garrison
said this morning that he had ordered the return from Berlin
of American officers because their mission had been completed
He further stated that the order in connected
with the recall of Maj Langhome.
LONDON, April 3.The British steamship Lockwood was
Torpedoed off the Of Devonshre this morning. by
German submarine. The saved.
NEW YORK. April 3.-Insistent have been in
circulation both here and at Philadelphia that the German
Prnz Ee Frederick dashed out of Newport News
during heavy storm last night The wires are down and no
communication can be had with the naval station.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3.Efforts to learn whether the
yard had heard anything by wireless from Norfolk or
Newport News with reference to the cruiser Prinz Ete
Frederick brought this reply We have heard nothing by
wireless, however, could say nothing if we had.''
WASHINGTON, April ga wireless message received
from Hampton Roads that the Prnz Ete Frederlcnh
still lying at the wharf.
LONDON, March 31-Leon Chester Thrasher, Amer
engineer the lost the British steamer
Falaba, which was torpedoed by German submarine
ROME, April 3.-Dspatches received from Cettine ind
that Austria and Hungary endeavorng to cut off
Montenegro from all communication with the outside world
and thus starve her into submission.
WASHINGTON, March 31-Secreary Bryan announced
today that the state department did not feel justified in
Directing to credits that being arranged by Amer
fnanciers for beigerent nations
PARIS, March 31-Raymond Swoboda who pas
senger aboard the steamer Swoboda March when fire
broke out placed under arrest today for having been the
ncendary
WASHINGTON March Silt was announced this
morning that President Wilson had cabed the reply Of the
United States the British order of council prohibiting
mercal Intercourse with Germany The sent to
Ambassador Page who will deliver it in person the British
authorities.
PARIS, April 1.-The French steamer Emma was
torpedoed in the English Channel last evening and nineteen
of her drowned The two sole survivors taken to
Dover They that warning of kind given The
German submarine started rng just about the time the Emma
sighted her perscope The sank three minutes The
survivors threw themselves into the and rescued by
passing ship.
WASHINGTON, April 1t is stated that in the
of the sinking OF the wheaaden American vessel Frye the
representations of the United States only the
The note does not discuss the which the state depart
ment is satisfied is not Amercanowned The contends
that there justification for the sinking of the Frye
PARIS April 1.-The police say that additional evidence
has been found to prove the pro German sympahies of
Swoboda &C. NE