The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-01-19

taon many of the stricken towns is all but impossible
because of INSTRUCTED roads.
AVEzzANO, Jan. 1s-General Marina and 1000 troops
are work the recovering and burng
and CARING for the injured rta-, .-.-st
tONDQN, jan 14-With Emperor VILLAIN witnessing
and IN part personally directing their operations the Germans
won an important victory Scissors, France today
according to official statements from Paris and Berlin Victory
for the Germans the heights of Vregny northeast of
scissors also recorded Berlin statement adds
Germans charging through the heavy mud took trench after
TRENCH clearing the heights and capturing 30 prisoners
LONDON, Jan. 13-Two German subarnes which were
sighted today approaching the English sunk by
the batteries Dover before they could be submerged
7 80 PETROGRAD, Jan 13-An advance detachment of the
Turkish army has occupied Tabrz city of 100000 popula
tien IA the Persian province of Azerbijan.
$LpN4lON. lam IA stand by Russians who defeated
teurksh at Karaurgan, attempts of the Germans to
check the advance of the allies in France northeast of
Scissors and Perhe marked the principal points today
where's desperate conflicts raging. .r .~~ f-r
asNEW YORK. Jan. 13.The report from Petrograd that
syndicate of American bankers headed by j. Morgan has
agreed make Russia loan of 1000 confirmed
by Mr.. Morgan today. ~. ~.--r
+ ecMONTREAL Jan. 13-The Canadian viekers Company
building twenty submarines for the British navy
ably for use in Canadian waters.
PETROGRAD, JAN 13-Orders have been issued by the
all and Austrians between the
of 6 and go must be expelled from Russian territory.
j. PARIS Dec 29.-(By mail to New York)-A British
soldier relates remarkable story now the English and
hoPnobbed in the same trench few miles south OF
There were handful of Germans and a smaller handful
of allied forces Trenches but few yards apart and
than week the of both sides had been
bored and Inactive They amused themselves best they
could-exchanging messages, swapping newspapers and
tobacco hurting back and forth greetings and ephes
More days passed and still neither side received orders
either to attack to withdraw Some sort of cooperation
seemed necessary. Accordingly the Germans hosted white
flag and advancing under this entered the allied trench for
conference The result agreement reached that
it would be comfortable for all to live in one trench until
one side the other received orders The Germans moved
bag baggage and for number of days all went well
Many Of the Germans spoke English French Under the
strange circumstances friendships sprung up Both 1acuohS
dreaded the arrival of messenger.
One day messenger and plans for the renewal Oh
hosttes were hastily But the proved 70
only bearer of mail and for the Germans All
gathered while German began to translate the te
dispatch from Berlin Unhapply for the harmony OF the
gathering referred Ostend by its German knck name
Kaes; spoke of bomb droppngs on various french 'o"
of contemplated air raids on Great Britain
The English frowned growled the French excited
Both sides had by aside their rifles but both
sides still had their fists Both used them hgh'
followed and the unique compact came to an end
The most ar-reachng point in the friendly remonsahces
Washington to Downing street as to the o
American vessels by British cruisers is the American
ton that the begerent must prove that conditional
band destined for by the navy OF It's enemy
Washington also maintains that neutral vessel may not De
sent to belligerent port for search ~-
It is reported from Switzerland that the brother OF Jan
Paderewsk the famous pianist has been killed IN the hgng
in Poland -.
occurred cases ii
German prisoners suffering fro mbayone wounds and wearing
German uniforms who have proved to be women
The due dOeans pretender the throne of France has
written letter to Premier Vivan in which he says that
nasmuch all the allies have refused his services the
he begs the introduction of bill to amend the Exile Law for
his benefit The Duke offers exile after the if
France will permit him to serve with her army.
There in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada,
anxious to enlist for service in Europe than the militia
department handle at present Instead of its being
necessary to take to stimulate recruiting the number
offering themselves is likely to Temporary of
embarrassment. ,.,-n -' A-' .tt1f~r ~ .