THE WAR ON GALLIPOLI PENINSULA

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2575, 24 September 1915, Page 5

THE WAR ON GALLIPOLI PENINSULA

TURKS CLAIM A SCORE By Mesrapli—Press Association—Copyright (Rec. September 23, 10.15 p.m.) . Amsterdam, September 23. The Turks claim the 'destruction of two of the Allies' guns at Ari Hurne, on Sunday.' ■ GERMAN TRICKS IN CONSTANTINOPLE. Athens, September 23. The Germans are marching tlio saino column of British prisoners through different quarters of Constantinople- on different days, with a view to impressing the populace. , . Hundreds of Germane, ars employed malum; mamUoiHi

TURKISH LOSSES FROM OUR SUBMARINES (Rec. September 23, 11.20 p.m.) London, September 23. 'A message from Athens gives details of the activities of the Allies' submarines in the Sea of Marmora during August. The transport Bcevalep, which was sunk oil August 18, had three thousand troops; the Barbarossa had several thousand, and another transport had three thousand trained grenadiers on board. Turkey is disguising the losses of the transports by renaming other vessels. GERMAN JIBE AT GALLIPOLI (Rec. September 24, 0.40 p.m.) London, September 23. In an article in the "Berlin Post," the writer declares that the British' are vainly trying to persuade their colonies to greater sacrifices. "Australia has heard all about the losse3 in the Dardanelles, also of the constant fights of Australian and English soldiers, so England's urgent cry will not be answered. She treads a difficult and thorny path, alone, deserted by those whose aid she reckoned on. TJie colonies were unwise to further bleed their youth to death, and were thiuking how to use England's difficulties to widen their own liberties.