GERMANS
REPORT
PETROGRAD, Nov. 13.—It is an-1
nounced that the rnajority of the
ships which attacked in the Gulf of
Finland were sunk.
PETROGRAD, Nov. 13.—The Rus
sian Minister of Marine announces
that on Friday last a powerful Gera
man fleet bombarded the Russian
positions on the Gulf of Finland.
Seven women were killed and four
soldiers wounded ashore. The ma
jority of the GeYman vessels were
sunk by remarkably accurate fire
from the Russian ships and shore
batteries. The number of warships
and 36 knot torpedo destroyers
which took part is unknown. The
Germans were forced to retire after
incurring heavy losses and fog pre
vented any successful pursuit.
BERLIN, Nov. 13.—The German
Admiralty denies any losses were
incurred in the attack upon the Gull
of Finland by the German warships
and destroyers. A few ships were
hit but the damage was inconsider
able. •
LONDON, Nov. 13.—It is com
mented upon that the German Ad
miralty has made no reference to
their raid on the Gulf of Finland ex
cept to deny the Russian reports of
German losses. This is taken by the
Mail to show that the Germans in
curred severe losses, otherwise the
attack would have been officially re
ported.
The Russian report may be exage
rated.
I jet us estimate on your Job Work
BRITISH DRIVE MILE AHEAD
FIGHTING DURING MORNING
LONDON, Nov. 13.—Advancing
on a front of seven miles in the mist
and darkness this morning at an
early hour, the British broke a
further breach in the German de
fense lines and penetrated one mile
ahead holding every position taken.
At one point this includes the for
tified positions of Beumont and St.
Pierre Sur Aacre where two thou
sand prisoners were taken by the
victorious British. Severe fighting
continues before Beaucourt-sur
Ancre with the British continuing
their gains.
The Germans were apparently sur
prised for especially at Beaumont
there was comparatively little resist
ance and the British losses were
practically nil. At St. Pierre where
the full force of the German defense
was encountered, the surprise attack
was still more in evidence, and the
machine guns were handled wfTh in
effectiveness, also contributing to
the very small losses which were in
curred.
This is the biggest individual day’s
advance since the offensive was re
sumed on the west.
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UNCERTAINTY OF THE DEPARTURE OF THE BOATS, WITH
A VERY FEW CHANGES, BUT WITH THE SAME LIBERAL IN
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UNTIL NOVEMBER 18TH.
IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC, W’E WILL
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BERLIN, Nov. 13.—The British
capture of Beaumont and St. Pierre
and heavy attacks upon Beaucourt
are admitted this afternoon without
any comment.
PARIS, Nov. 13.—The British
are still fighting before the German
lines.
DEUTSCHLAND READY
KOENIG WITHOUT FEAR
NEW LONDON, Nov. 12.—The
Deutschland was ready for sea to
day. Captain Koenig says that he is
very confident of a successful trip
and has no doubt as to his ability
to elude the enemy.
He says that the more he travels
on these U liners the safer and more
confident one feels. He said that is
the common experience fo practi
cally all the sailors in U boats. At
first they may feel uneasy, but
after a while they become reconciled
to the situation.
VOTE FOR WICKERSHAM
IS DIMINISHING FOURTH
FAIRBANKS, Nov. 13.—The vote
for delegate in this division accord
ing to compilations by Morrisey for
the News Miner show that Sulzer is
now leading in the Divisioji. The
vote today is Wickersham 1512,
Sulzer 1529. All divisions according
to these figures also show that Sul
zer total Is 6,027, Wickersham 5876,
giving Sulzer a plurality of 151. One
estimate says that Sulzer will be
elected by 229 to 250 votes. No one
predicts the election of Wickersham
as possible owing to the big lead
Sulzer has upon him with favorable
precincts to come in.
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