NAVAL ACTIVITIES IN THE BLACK SEA
GOEBEN AND BRESLAU CHASED (Reo. April 6, 8 p.m.) Petrcgrad, April 6. Official.—"Our Fleet near the Crimean coast exchanged shots at long range with the Goeben and Breslau and pursued them until dusk. Dunns the night our torpedo boats encountered cruisers a hundred miles from the Bosphorus- The enemy opened a vigorous fire but avoided an engagement." THE SINKING OF THE MEDJIDIEH. (Rec. April 6, 8 p.m.) Amsterdam, April 6. An official message from Constantinople states that the Turkish cruiser Medjidieh was mined at Otchatoff. Turkish warships saved the crew, and the cruiser was then torpedoed to prevent the Russians raising her afterwards. [The previous message stated tliat the Medjidieh bad been mined and sunk off the Russian Black Sea coast.l BARGAINING FOR ITALY'S NEUTRALITY ANOTHER GERMAN PROPOSITION REJECTED. (Rec. April 6, 9.45 p.m.) London; 'April 6. Roporls Ironi Home state that I'rinen von Bulmv is understood fo llav'o propusod a new solution of the Anstni-Italinn boundary nufstioii. The suggestion is that the terrilorv which, Austria, might cede to Italy should he occupied by Switzerland during the wnf. Il.rilv' rrioiitr! i.J'ir propiif.ilr>. Tlio exu'due of Aindmils, and G&wiann ftw Jtj.lv goutinufft-
VOX DER GOLTZ RETURNING TO CONSTANTINOPLE.'"' Amsterdam, Aptil 5. Field-Marshal von der Goltz is at Vienna. He is returning to Constantinople. .
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2429, 7 April 1915, Page 5
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218NAVAL ACTIVITIES IN THE BLACK SEA Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2429, 7 April 1915, Page 5
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