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tied the meat shops in Moscow ar.d
sever il were shot by the police in a riot
which took place in front of a sugar
shop at Kiev.
LONDON; Official reports from Bu
charest give accounts of a brilliant Ru
manian victory in the region of Szur
cluk in which the Germans were repuls
ed with the loss of many pieces of ar
tillery and a large number of prisoners.
PARIS: The French and Serbians are
progressing on the West of Lake Pres
l>a. Around Torts Donamont and Yaux
unimportant artillery exchanges are tak
ing place.
PKTRCGRAD: The Russians have
gained the first line ot trenches west of
Lutsk from the Germans and have re
pulsed all counter attacks.
XKW LONDON; Chief officer Rappol,
j of the German submarine Deutschland,
savs that on the vovage across they en
: countered fierce storms anti heavy seas
that rendered helpless almost the entire
crew with scu-stekness, therehv iiear.\
causing the wrecking of the craft. Soon
after leaving port they sighted tue
British fleet and, instantly submerging
mauoeuveied beneath the battle ships
and dreadr.aughts without being ob
served.
WASHINGTON: Count Von Bern
storff the German ambassador, has sent
a wireless to Berlin requesting particu
lars of the sinking of the Marina. The
j State Department is awaiting conurnia
; tion oi the report, alleged to have been
made bv some of the survivors, that the
i Manna had a four-inch rifle mounted
! astern. The President is keeping in
close touch with the situation and has
instructed the American embassies at
' Loudon and Berlin to gather ad the in
; formation possible coucerng it. Secre
tarv Lansing has sent a-note to German!
; demanding an explanation of the affair.
f SOFIA: The War office officially an
nounced today that tire trerbians .n .1 se
ries of desperate attacks in tue Cerna
. river region, soutneast of Monastir on
the Macedonian frontier had been re
pulsed with immense loss. In the Men
golica regiou, eastward, the Bulgarians
drove the Serbians from the trenches
they had dug near the village .if Nonte.
AMSTERDAM: Official announce
ment has been made in Benin tnat Em
peror William has sent a message to
Mackensen congratulating and thank
ing him lor the successful operations he
conducted in the Dobru ija and the C2p
ture oi the trenches at Cernavcda. •
GENEVA: It is estimated from the
casualties lists that up to date Austria
Hungarv’s losses in tlie war foot up
850,000 men.
BERLIN, via wireless to Sayville: It
is officially reported here today that Fort
Yaux has been evacuated by the Ger
mans.
WASHINGTON: The State Depart
ment announces that the carrying of lour
seven and ten-inch guns by the Marena
will not be accepted as an excuse for
the torpedoing of the vessel unless it
is conclusively proven that the guns
were used.
FRIDAY
I PARIS: After a long period of inartiv
| itv the British resumed operations and
I have captured the important city of Ba
j rakli Djuma, in Greece
BERLIN: An official dispatch savs
1 that the Germans are making good
progress at two points on the Transyl
vanian front. Gains have also been
made west of Predeal and south of the
Rothenthurm pass of the Alps,
PETROGRAD; At the sacrifice of
' enormous bodies of troops the Russians
captured the first line ot the Austro-Ger
man trenches at Yolhyna.
EL PASO: The troops of the de facto
government are practically all bottled
j up in Chihuahua and are not in possess
i son of a single town. Villa dominates
! the whole of the state. American min
| ing men at Parral, which town is re
i ported to be in the possession of Villa.
| are in great peril and grave fears lor
! their safety are entertained.
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Mushers Lose Trail on
Way Up River
Missionary and Timber Agent
Have Thrilling Experience as
Result of Indian's Blunder
ns tlie result of being misdirected bv
an Indian, Special timber agent George
L. Armstrong and William Thomas, of
lie local mission, were compelled to
camp out in the woods Monday night on
their way up the river and it was with
considerable difficulty that they found
heir bearings the following day and
reached a place oj safetv. They arrived
at Wood river Tuesday evening shortly
after dark.
The two men started up the river
Monday morning, and following the ad
vice of an Indian, took what they be
lieved to be a cutoff, which they fol
lowed until convinced they were on the
wiong trail. Before they could get hack
to the river night overtook them and
they were forced to Siwash i‘- with the
temperature around the zero mark, 'io
make matters worse the timber agent
H>roke through the ice and had several of
his fingers nipped by the frost.
Mr. Armstrong was called to Fair
hanksoa business matters relitingto his
office and started up the south side of
the Tatiana, figuring that the river would
close bv the time lie reached Wood riv
er and enable him to cross to the Fair
banks, side, The freezt up did not oc
cur at Wood river, however, as soon as
it did in front of Nenana, reports re
ceived from the Johnson sawmill on
Wednesday stating that the Tanana was
sill open at that point.
A later dispatch from London says
that civil war has broken out in Greece
and fighting between the Venizelists
and loyalists is going on in Thessaly.
Therebei armv have captnred the town of
Katorina and are marching on Larissa,
the great railroad centre.
CHIHUAHUA; On the south bound
passenger train that left Juarez Monday
bandits shot 29 Carranza guards, looted
the train and robbed the passengers of
all their valuables and clothing,
i LONDON; General Sa’.-.haroff, com
mander of the Russian forces in Galicia,
1 has been transferred to Dobrud’a.
WASHINGTON: Conclusive evidence
13S to whether Germany violated her
! pledges in sinking, apparently without
i warning, the British freighter Marina,
; thereby entailing the loss of six Ameri
: can lives, is not expected by the State
j Deprrtment for several days.
ATHENS; The Greeks are reported
to be in revolt and have driven hack the
Royalist troops sent against them. King
Constantine has ordered his army to
prevent their advance to the southward
at all hazards.
ROME: The Italians have commenced
! another drive on Trieste from Goritza
and have taken part of the new de
fenses, together with many guns and
i prisoners.
t PETROGRAD: The Germans have
regained the positions which they held
on the west bank of the Stockhold, in
flicting heavy losses on the Russians
NEW YORK: The metal market is
; firm, with scheelite somewhat higher,
I buyers offering $20 a unit. Antimony
rules at the same figure.
NEW YORK: Conservative estimates
place the war debt of the several nations
* engaged in the struggle since the com
j menceuient of it as seventy-five billion
dollars. A hundred and five million
! dollars daily represents the financial
I output requisite lor its continuance,
against ninety million expended one
I year ago.
BERLIN: Official dispatches admit
the loss of a block of villages ill the
Salle Sallisel.
I Seven furious assaults made by the
I . . . :
Russians, aitned to recapture tlie post
tiotis they lost in Galicia on Oct. 50,
were repulsed with exceptionally severe
j losses. A new war credit of twelve bill
ion marks has been issued by the ■
Reisclitag bringing ay the total now to
fifty-two billior . The entire manufac
turing industry of Germanv is now uni
ting in an effort to organize in order to
meet the new conditions that will make |
their advent at the conclusion of the
war.
ROM11: Heavy fighting on both sides
with big losses attends the renewed Ital
a i drive on Trieste. A large battle is in
1 progress southeast of Coritza.
JUAREZ: Vi.', t lias captured I’arral
; and the entire Carranza garrison of j
more than 2.000 men enlisted under his.
colors. Hundreds of refugees are ar-1
riving from Chihuahua citv and iliev re
port that ail the Carranza commanders !
have been executed.
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