The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-01-05
SIDELIGHTS ON THE WAR


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Miss Kathleen Dunsmuir youngest daughter of James
Dunsmu former lieutenant governor of British Columbia,
who sold his coal mines to Mackenzie Mann for SlO0o
has decided country the front Miss Dunsmur
has started for London where she will take in ambu
She experienced motor driver and is
ambitious drive motor ambulance in France She is about
90 pretty and has often been heard in singing numbers IN
amateur theatrical and vaudeville performances.
The British government has ordered all Danish importers
of foodus from America other points to deposit bills OF
laing prevent absolutely the export OF food to
Germany
France has advanced Belgium $500000O0, to Serya
$19O00O0O Greece $4020000 and to the Bank of Moc
negro 100000. He asked for permission to borrow
$4O0OOOO0O.
The English court of criminal appeal has annulled the
conviction high and sentence of death against
Nicholas Alters. He is naturalized Engisman, and as
German consul at Sunderland of helping German
reservsts Germany fro mngland after the out
break of the This he denied.
Efforts of General Bssng governor of German
Belgium to induce the leading newspapers to resume pu6ea
ton have proved futile the editors saying that long ne
Albert is absent from Brussels and the German Censorship
continues the papers will not be published
The steamer On has arrived in Belgium with loOo ons
of food for starving Belgians.
Mistaking flash light sign on top of the Sumas News
building of Sumas, WASH for German signal station afng
border excited residents of British Columbia brought
special officers of their way investigate what prove
harmless advertising affair The flashes be seen for
several miles.
Statistics of British unemployment show to be less han
in November last and less than in December, 1918
St. Louis is contributing literally the relief of Belgans
Mourning is rapidly displacng color on London streets
Many German prisoners being confined Prison
ships in the Thames. -
The Kaiser reported be the from, and
the Car at Moscow.
German frontier regulations have elimination
of all written accompanying Christmas presents sent
by this country Belgian children by the Santa Claus ship
Jason.
A call for $15O0OOOOO an nstament of the British
loan, met yesterday in London without financial
disturbance.
One hundred and fifty of ptomaine poisoning are
London.
Paris reports that fewer than "a per cent of the
wounded returned to the firing line before December H. OF
the remainder "A per cent have been given leave II
still in the hospitals onehaf cent have been dis
charged from the army and 3la per cent have died
Upward of $4,000 cablegrame reported to be daily
handled by the British censorship
According to a dispatch from London to the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce. weeks the Leipzig
sank the British Genmoor 3O75 TONS off the
of Uruguay
note of inquiry has been sent to Washington by the
British to the apparently harsh treatment of
certain British golfers the Panama Canal under charge Of
breaches of neutrality afterwards declared by COL Goehas
to be without foundation.
German sailors the number of about 10 saved from the
battle off the Falkland Islands, have sailed for England
Monevideo.
TOXIC Dec. 2O--(By mail to New ork)-''We deeply
regret that forced to go with Germany says
Count Okuma order to the local authorities throughout
Japan eve harbor not the least hostile feelings against
German subjects Germans who live in this country
remain here peace while those who wish leave 60
unmoested will those who desire enter this country
refused admission long they pursue their occupations
peacefully and according to law
BRUSSELS, Dec. 2O--(Via Client and by mail to New
YorkHeres list of things verboten' in Brussels under