The Alaska citizen., 1916-04-17
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 NEWS BY WIRE
VON PAPEN IN HOLLAND.

NON pRPeN IN HULL lRN U.
 LONDON, April 1O.-According to reliable information received from Berlin. Captain von Papen, formerly military attache to the German em- bassy at Washington, whose recall was demanded because of his al legged connection with the munition plots, has left the German capital for Holland. where he will be en- gagged in spy work.
 REPLY TO U. S. NOTE
 BERLIN April 1O.-The German note answering the American de mands in regard to the attack on the steamship Sussex will reach the American embassy tomorrow morn ing. The note will declare that the German submarine commanders deny torpedoing the Sussex
 MINISTRY IS sHAKY. | LONDON, April 10.-It is reported that Count Tisza, the Hungarian premier and Baron Burian, the Aus trian minister for foreign affairs, are to resign. and that the whole ministry is shaky, owing to opposi- tion to the German plan 10 estab- fish customs union economic fed eration between the neutral powers and their allies.
 GAMES CUT OUT.
 PARIS, April 10.-Baron Pierre de Counbertin, president of the in ternational Olympic games, today announced that there will be no more Olympic games until 1920
 WARSHlPs REBEL.
 SHANGHAI, April 10.-Fiye of the government warships, stationed at Canton have gone over to the side of the rebels. The supporters of sistent that Yuan Shi Kai shall re- tire.
 NOVELIST DYING. MOSCOW, April 10.-MaXime (Alickesi Maxiovitch Pieshkov) Cor ky, the great Russian novelist, is reported as at deaths door from pneumonia.
 WERE DISSATISFIED.
 LONDON, April 11.-Premier As quith this evening accepted the res ignation of Earl Derby and Lord Montague from the joint military and naval board which has been created for controlling the aerial service, It is understood that the retiring members were dissatisfied with the limited powers granted to the board
 WILL FIND THE COIN.
 JNAREZ, April 12.-General Car ranza has agreed to discover five hundred thousand dollars in gold which Villa captured and is supposed to have buried on an old ranch near Guerro.
 GERMANS WANT FACTS.
 BERLIN, April 12.-Baron von Ja- gow, replying to the American note in regard to the attack on the steamer Sussex, declares that Ger many needs more facts concerning the sinking of the vessel He adds that no German submarine sank any vessel resembling the Sussex. The note expresses willingness to submit any difference of opinion existing between the two govern ments in regard to the submarine issue to arbitration under the Third article of the Hague convention.
 NOT GUILTY.
 BERLIN, April 12,-In the Ger man answer to the United States note in regard to the submarine issue the kaisers government de clares that the British steamers Eagle Point, Fnglishman, Ranches ter and Engineer were torpedoed by German submarines. The an swer practically denies that the steamer Sussex was torpedoed by a German submarine and declares that the loss of the vessel was probably due to it's coming in contact with a mine.
 TO CENSOR MAILS.
 MONTREAL, April 13-Announce- ment was made here today that the Canadian government would, in the future, censor all mails coming from foreign countries and would censor all mails leaving the Dominion. This applies, of course, to mails to and from the United States
 RAIDERS CAUGHT.
 VALPARAISO, April 13.-It is re ported here that the English have decoyed two German commerce raiders into a trap near the Falk- land islands and captured them.
 WANT CONFUSION.
 OTTAWA, April 13.-Delegates from fortytwo recruiting leagues that have been formed throughout the Dominion for the purpose of forming a compulsory military ser vice plan are gathered here and to- morrow they will present their plan to Premier Borden.
 PACKERS CLAIM SETTLED
 LONDON, April 13.-England has settled the claims of the American meat packers for meat seized in transit to Europe and will pay be tween fifteen and twenty million dollars as compensation. This rep resents the cargoes of thirty-four ships.
 CHINESE RESTLESS. SHANGHAI, April 13.-Word was received here today to the effect that three leaders of the revolu tionary party in Kwangtung pro vince have been assassinated. The ] governor of Kaing Sai province off