The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-01-12
WAR

PETROGRAD, Jan. 12-The German cruiser Bremen
has arrived at Whemshaven port at the mouth of the
Weiser River in odenburg badly damaged by mine.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The President announced
today that he plans study with Secretary Bryan the British
reply to the American note of protest against interference with
American commerce.
PETROGRAD JAN 12-It is officially denied that Grand
Duke Mchaelovch killed. reported yesterday The
origin OF the report remains unexplained.
ATHENS JAM 12.-The Greek government is gravely
concerned increase of the strained relations which have
existed between that country and Turkey since the outbreak
of the which strain the Turks nclinde increase
rather than decrease.
LONDON, JAM 1.-THE London Times asserts that Is
German aeroplanes the English Channel
Sunday and that the long contemplated raid of England
interrupted by weather conditions Because of fog and
strong wind the pilots of the dreadnaughts of the air.
Guided to postpone the attack and they returned Dunkr
The presence Of this formidable fleet the Channel has
caused great CONSERVATION London and the cities
LONDON Jan. ia dispatch from Boogne asserts that
the Germans have evacuated Lille after series of
gements; that the British possession and that the
Germans made another aeropane raid and dropped 80 bombs
on Dunkirk The number of deaths and of damages
caused by the bombs not stated
WASHINGTON, JAN lit became known publicly
today that the United States government is altogether
satisfied with Great Brains note replying the protest
against interference of British vessels with
commerce The preliminary reply with the of
the u and comedies that the principles expressed in the
American note relative to interference is just.
BERLIN, JAN 1.-THE municipality has voted General
on Hndenberg leader of the German forces against the
Russians in Poland of $4,000 in recognition of his
1Falor
BERLIN, Jan. 11.-Grand Duke Michelovich brohern-
law OF the Gar killed in recent battle in Poland,
according to bulletin issued by the office
BUCHAREST, JAN 9.-Roumania is mobizng 10000
men and will enter the the side of the allies and against
Germany and Austria though Italy her neghbor
should decide to remain neutral.
ATHENS Jan 9-The Greek government is gravely con-
cened the strained relations which have existed between
that country and Turkey the outbreak the war which
strain the Turks inclined increase rather than
PETROGRAD JAM 9-The Russians have entered
Pennsylvania and the Ausrans having evacuated the whole
Bukowna this opens line of roads which Russian
troops moving into the Hungarian provinces and
forcing the Austrian forces steadily back.
MILAN, Italy JAM 9-Austria has protested to Italy
against the atters occupation of Avona and Albania
Geneva Jan. 9.-Austra has commenced fortying the
line at Brzen Merne Bozen and ene strategic points facing
the Italian frontier.
SOFIA, Bulgaria JAM s-Oicial dispatches report an
alarming situation at Consantnope Archives the city
have been packed for removal locomotives with
readiness for removal the treasury upon
approach of the allied forces
BERLIN Jan. S.-The Office has announced that ten
Russian aeroplanes brought down at Lodz in the
Lowicz district, by German gunners
LONDON Jan. S.-Ambassador Page received from the
British government today the preliminary reply to the
American note protesting against British interference with
American shipping The ambassador Immediately forwarded
the document to the authorities at Washington and is
expected there will be further delay in shipments being
held up for investigation by the British authorities
OTTAWA, Jan. 8.-The Canadian government has
forwarded to the authorities Washington an expression of
deep regret because of the alleged accidental killing of
Walter Smith and the serious wounding of Charles Dorscb
who were tired upon by Canadian mitamen when the
Americans shooting on the Niagara
River last week. st ANS
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