The Alaska citizen., 1915-07-05
INTERNATIONAL
 NEWS BY WIRE
SUBMARINE WRECKED.

here tonight that an unidentified German submarine was wrecked to- day in the North sea by an eXplo- sion, the cause of which is unknown. It is believed that the entire crew perished when the craft went to the bottom.
 AMBASSADOR LEAVES.
 ROME, June 2S.-Diplomatic rela- tions between Turkey and this coun- try have been severed but neither country has declared war yet The Turkish ambassador asked for and was granted Tie passports today and will leave immediately for home. It is expected that war will be declared within a few days.
 AIRsHlPs KILL MEN,
 LONDON, June 2S. The admir- alty announces that many Turkish soldiers were killed early this morn ing as the result of a raid which was made on the city of Smyrna by a British aeroplane. The barracks in which the soldiers were sleeping was partially wrecked by the bombs dropped by the aircraft,
 TORPEDO BOAT SUNK.
 VIENNA, June 2S.-The admiralty announces that an Italian torpedo boat was attacked successfully to- day by an Austrian submarine. the vessel having been sunk in the Northern Adriatic sea. The mem bers of the crew were taken pris- fners ard escorted to an Austrian port.
 ANOTHER sHiP SUNK.
 LONDON. June 2S.-The admir- alty is authority for the statement that the British steamship Indrani was torpedoed and sunk by a Ger man submarine today off the coast of Ireland The members of tl.e crew of the mercnant vessel are reported to have made their escape.
 ALLIES WANT WRIGHT.
 LONDON. June 2S,-The British government is very desirous of SC curing the services of Orville Wright It is understood that Wright has been made a very tempting offer to come to Europe for the purpose of taking supreme command of a great airfleet which the allies plan to put in the field at an early date.
 Included in the fleet will be 20 Curtis flying boats, orders for which already have been placed with the manufacturers in the United States.
 CASE POSTPONED
 COMO, Italy, June 29.-Thc hear ing of Porter Charlton. whose trial on the charge of wife murder was to have commenced on July 1, has been postponed until next fall.
 OCCUPY SCUTARI.
 ROME June 29.-Advices received from Cettinge today state that Mon teneSrin troone have crossed the new treaty frontier south of that city and taken possession of the Albanian city of Scutari. The re ports do not state the object of the invasion.
 QUEEN FAvoRs GERMANY.
 BERLIN, June 29,-The govern ment has issued statement in which it is claimed that the queen of Sweden is supporting the German cause. presumably as the result of the recent visit of her mother. the Grand Duchess of Baden.
 ECONOMY URGED.
 LONDON, June 29.-The govern ment has issued strong appeal in which the wealthy people of Eng land are urged to practice economy on account of the war.
 CONSCRIPTlON PLANNED
 LONDON, June 30--A bill was introduced in the house of commons today providing for the enrolment of all males between the ages of l3 and 65, the object of the measure being to prepare for conscriptiOn should such a step become necessary to compel Britons to join the army.
 GERHARD TALKS.
 BERLIN, June 30. - Dr. Anton Meyer Gerhard. who recently return ed to this country from the United States as special messenger for Am bassador von Bernstorff has issued a statement in which he declares that the American people are op- posed to the sale of munitions of War to the warning nations of Flu rope.
 SOCIALISTS MAKE APPEAL
 BERLIN, June 30.-The Socialists of this country have issued mani fe5to asking the imperial govern ment, in the name of humanity, to ha sten the restoration of peace. Alp peals also have been sent to the other belligerent nations and So calists throughout the world ar" asked to assist in the movement.
 MAY NOT ENTER WAR.
 BERLIN, June 30.-It is the be lief of German diplomats that Rou- mania will refuse to be drawn into the conflict. notwithstanding the powerful influences which are being brought to bear on the Balkan state by the allies.
 SUGAR CARGO SUNK.
 LONDON, June 30.-The admir- alty announces that the British steamship Scottish Monarch, sugar laden from New York to Manchester, was torpedoed and sunk today by a German submarine. The members of the crew took to the life boats and were picked up near Dunmore, Ireland.
 The Norwegian ship Cambusk kenneth also was torpedoed today, The vessel was enroute from Port land Oregon.
 GREECE WANTS WAR;
 ATHENS, July l.-Premier Nene- zelos is authority for the statement that the majority of the members of the chamber of deputies have pledged their support to any war program that may be adopted by the government He declares that they are eager for action and will assist the government in every way pos sible to insure the success of a cam paipp