The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-09-14


WASHINGTON, Sept 7-Ambassador Dumba the Aus
ian representative in this country admitted today that he
had taken part the cura the production
materials in the United States by reminding Ausro Hungarian
subjects that they violating the criminal code of Austria
hungary by accepting employment in munon factories is
reported in official circles and admitted by the ambassador
that he had appointment with the Secretary of State to dis
cuss the matter.
at the Foreign Office to the effect that the Roumanan
ment has notified all Roumanans residing in Switzerland
report at their regmenal divisions f,, a.ge .ts...
LONDON, Sept THE British tank steamer Cymbeline
$500 TONS topedoed sunk yesterday by
marine. The crew were saved.
2 PETROGRAD, Sept 8-Miltary commentators are much
interested the proclamation of the Gar taking
the forces of the empire and the removal of the grand duke
N1kOal from command It is thought that General
Aexev the recently appointed chief of staff will
command of the forces in the field The post
assigned to Nkoa that of Vceroy of Caucasus charge
OF the southern unimpOran both the Russian
Turkish armies in that section have been depleted through
withdrawing the troops to other parts of the battle field The
grand duke issued farewell order to the army navy
thanking them for their herom and their devotion to him and
predicting greater exploits for the under the leadership
of the emperor Coupn Vorontzof Dashko vceroy eau
whom Nkoa succeeds has been transferred to the
Emperors personal staff.
PARIS, Sept SIN. message received today from the
Gar OF Russia by President Poncare of France the monarch
that he has taken command of all the Rus
sian armies
PETROGRAD, Sept. 8-The Gar has removed the Grand
Duke Nlkoa from command of the Russian armies
and taken control himself The Gar has been dspeased
with the results obtained through the strategy of the grand
duke and result has given effect his dspeasure by trans
errng him to the post of commander in chief of the southern
operating against the Turkish forces in the Caucasus
The Grand Duke has been given the title of Vceroy of the
Caucasus
PETROGRAD, Sept. s-The taking of the supreme
command of Russas military forces by the Gar who has
heretofore been really subserven to the Grand Duke Nkoa
that general shake up the personnel of the
is TO
already been made such putting General Rus command
OF the northern defending Riga and the roads to Pero
grad In taking the command of the and navy the
Gar issued an order saying With mistaken final
victory shall fulfil sacred duty defend country
the last We shall not allow the land dshon-
ored with the tread of an alien enemy.''
BERLIN Sept Sin regard to the torpedong of the Allan
liner Hesperian by German submarine is believed here
that the submarine perfectly justified
taken by her commander and that there violation of
Germany promises to the United States the The
con is growing that the torpedong took place under cond
tons which places no blame the submarine and persons
authority In the government positively state
QUEENSTOWN, Sept st is unoficially reported here
that of the sailors lost the Allan liner Hesperan
American 1t also said that the Hespean armed and
that a gun mounted on the ship plainly visible.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 8-Among those officially reported
lost on the Hesperan is named Wolff. Wolff
American citizen and his home is in Newark N j. No other
American suffered injuries the sinking of the boat Wolff
is of Dutch parentage
LONDON, Sept. ga Zeppelin dirigble raided the east
coast of England last night and dropped ncendiary and
posve bombs several of the coast towns The property
damage not great although residence demolished
nothing of Importance being injured Ten persons killed
and forty eight wounded in the raid All but of the vic
TINS OF the Zeppelin civilians.
BERLIN, Sept 8-The German army under Prince Leo
pod Bavaria has captured Wok oswysk city the Bie
oveizh forest Many prisoners and taken.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8-The big banking and in
emational banking houses of this city expressing their
dislike OF the heavy shipments of gold that England sending
the United States and the arrival of sixty millions of gold
The cruiser Argyle at Halifax the day before yesterday has
They that they would prefer to lend money to Great
Britain The accumulation Of huge amount of gold in this
country encourages initiation and tends to speculation.
LONDON Sept 1.-THE COVER here believes that the
erman submarines policy has bee modified not much be-
of the protests of the United States but because of
many German submarines which have captured