The Alaska citizen., 1915-11-15

| Ceiyed in this city today.
 GREECE BORROWs MONEY. | LONDON. Nov 10.-Of particu lar significance at this time is tn, | announcement made this afternoon of the granting of a loan of Ss. | 100000 to the Greek government The money was supplied by British ! Russian and French bankers, ant | is regarded as a new bond of friend | ship between Greece and the allieJ nations.
 KING HAS BIRTHDAY ROME. Nov. 10.-King Victor Elm manuel will be 46 years of age to. morrow. It is doubtful, however, il the anniversary will receive nor, than passing notice from the king who is wholly occupied with tho campaign which is being waged against the Austrians. MINISTER RESIGNS. LONDON. Nov 1O-Dispatches received from Petrograd today an nounce the retirement of NJ. Ruch. loff, Russian minister of public works and communications. No req son is assigned for the resignation
 PARLIAMENT DISSOLVED.
 ATHENS, Nov. 10-King Con stantine has signed decree dis solving the Greek parliament. The decree, which was signed Tuesday will be published tomorrow unless rescinded.
 GAVE LIVES FOR COUNTRY.
 LONDON, Nov. 10.-The names Of ten New Zealand nurses appear ir the casualty lists published tonight
 MRS. GERARD HoNORED.
 BERLIN, Nov. 11.-Kaiser Will helm today decorated Mrs. James w. Gerard, the wife of the United States ambassador to Berlin The emperor bestowed upon the wife of the American diplomat the Red Cross Gold Medals of the first and second class.
 This is the first time in the his tory of the German empire that the German first class Red Cross Medal has been bestowed upon anyone not of royal blood.
 PRIESTS WERE SPIES.
 ROME, Nov. 11.-Albania has been overrun for the last three months by men in the garb of Catholic missionaries. It has just been dis covered that these men are Aus trian officers who were sent to Al bania to prepare an instruction that was timed to coincide with the Austro-German invasion of Se~- bia
 NEW WAR CABINET.
 LONDON, Nov. 1.-The new Brit ish war cabinet that will handle the British forces during the ab sence of Lord Kitchener will be composed of Asquith, Balfour, Lloyd George, Bonar Law, Reginald Me kenna. Such was the official an nouncement that was made in this city today. The men will assume their duties immediately.
 TALKS ON WAR.
 LONDON, Nov. 1.-The house of commons was thrown into an uproal this afternoon by Dr. Arthur Lynch. .Ho arraigned the British army mer- cilessly in a speech delivered on the war situation He roasted the 'liicers in charge of the British forces from Kitchener down, calling them incompetents and blunderers He urged the elimination of 70 per cent of the higher commanders including Sir John French, and con cluded with the prediction that the war would end with disaster foI England unless radical change wa made soon.
 WAR DEBT SCARS
 PETROGRAD, Nov. 11-Accordins to figures made public today, the war debt of the Russian government is soaring rapidly and will soon pass he eight million mark.
 EXPLOSION KILLS SCORE.
 AMSTERDAM, Nov. IA score of German officers and men were killed today at one of the German forts on the FranCO-Belgium front as the result of an accidental ey plosion which occurred inside the structure. Fifty others were more or less seriously injured and tht fort was greatly damaged.
 RUMoR uNFOUNDEO
 LONDON, Nov. 11.-Pressed for information regarding the move ments of Earl Kitchener, concerning which there has been much specu lation during the past fortnight Premier Asquith declared in the House of Commons this afternoon that the reports of Kitchener's res ignation are unfounded. He said that neither he nor the king had re ceived a request from the war lord asking to be relieved of further re- sponsibility
 SENTENCES COMMITTED
 AMSTERDAM, Nov. 1.-The sen fences of three women prisoners who were sentenced to death togeth CT with Nurse Cavell, have been con- muted to life imprisonment, by or der of the kaiser. It is believed that the indignation aroused by the execution of Miss Cavell promptel the action.
 NO KICK IN TT.
 BERLIN, Nov. 11.-Several of the >eading newspapers of this and oth CT cities in Germany express the opinion that the Lansing note to England is lacking in punch. They predict that no results will be ob tained, as the result of the failure of the American secretary of state to make his demands forceful.
 VESSEL WAS WARNED.
 CAPE BON, Nov. 11.-One of the officers of the Ancona who has ar rived here. declares that two sub marines were engaged in the at tack upon the liner. He says that the vessel was given warning, but that many of the passengers were killed by the shots fired while they were getting int" the N"n+e
 WILL WE'D SOON
 LONDON, Nov. 12.-Announcement of the marriage of Violet Asquith,