DAILY PROGRESS ON GALLIPOLI

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2566, 14 September 1915, Page 5

DAILY PROGRESS ON GALLIPOLI

INTENSE ATTACKS AT ANAFARTA SUBMARINE BLOCKADE OF SEA OF MARMORA By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright (Rec. Sept-ember 13; 6.45 .p.m.) Rome, September 13. It is learnt from Constantinople that the Allies are progressing daily as the result of intensified-attacks at Anafarta. Owing to tho activities of submarines, navigation in the Sea of Marmora has completely ceased. ' ' FRENCH OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE. (Rec. .September 13, 9.55 p.m.) . Paris, September 13. A French official communique states: "In the Dardanelles matters are quiet. The Turks frequently bombarded the northern zone, but did not attack. "Our trench mortars-,wrecked two small forts in the southern zone, inflicting appreciable loss.' '• : AIVALI CAMPS BOMBARDED. Mltyleno, September 12. A British gunboat yesterday bombarded the camps at Aivali, Turkey in Asia. An aeroplane simultaneously bombed and destroyed tho barracks. Numbers of Turkish soldiers were killed. GERMAN GOLD FOR TURKISH COFFERS. (Rec. September 13, 6.45 p.m.) Rome, September 12. ' A report -from Constantinople states that the Sultan 'received Count Mecklenburg. It is believed that tlio latter brought several million francs in gold in liis baggage. - Tho Turks were informed that Count- Mecklenburg's arrival is the precursor of a great German invasion of Italy. A DEAL WITH SERBIA AND BULGARIA London, September 12. • From a diplomatic source it is learned that Serbia- is about to discuss the situation with Bulgaria with the greatest confidence and sympathy, Tho KuteiUo rowws am MnsHloiiUH the Sorbiuu reply, and will shortly ..submit tliok final 05UUSM_/3 ocrbia, .

A GLIMPSE OF BULGARIA'S ATTITUDE, (Rec. September 13, 6.45 p.m.) London, September 12. Tho "Daily Telegraph's" Romo correspondent states that tho hest Italiait information categorically denies the German report that a Tu'rco-Bulgarian agreement has been signed. Count Mecklenburg's visit did not change the situation in Bulgaria, and as tho result of M. Radoslavoff's and M. Ghonadieif's explanations, the Ministerialists havo again obtained a majority, quieting tho Opposition with a promise that Bulgaria will never march against Russia. . . i M. Radoslavfrif's attitude is not.to make an agreement with anyono until the European situation has beon cleared up by decisive developments. Diplomats are hopeful that M. Vcliizelos and M. Pasitch will find a solution to their problems. AERIAL TRESPASSERS IN THE BALKANS. ' ' (Rec. September 13, 8.55 p.m.) Athens, September 13. i It is reported that--German aeroplanes are constantly flying over .Servia, and Bulgaria, between Orsova and Constantinople. One fell into Bulgaria and was captured.