THEIR VANISHING DOMINIONS
GERMAN EVACUATION OF THE
CAMEROONS
FIGHT ON UGANDA BORDER Br Teletrraph—Pr«s= AfwwltfMnn—HopjTlelit I ("Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services.) •' London, February 21. 1 The Press Bureau states General ; Dobell telegraphs that on Thursday the ; Governor-General of Fernando Po (the Spanish West African colony) asked hiin to telegraph to Dr. Solf, Berlin, .informing the German Government of the evacuatiou of the German Cameroons. The Governor-General says the want of ' munitions compelled tho Germans _to ! leave the Protectorate and cross into . Spanish territory with all their troops i and staff. . The troops began to cross tho fron- • tier on tho evening of February 4. No 1 gotiations and details of the internment have not yet been completed. j BRUSH IN CENTRAL AFRICA. < Tho High Commissioner reports:— London, February 21, 2.55 p.m. ( "On February >18 an. enemy,force,of •1 Europeans and 200 natives attacked Kachumbe, on the 1 Uganda border. Two . Europeans and 35 natives drove than* ! off. The enemy's loss was 4 Europeans ; and 53 natives, a machine-gun, 45 rifles, ■ and a quantity, of ammunition. Our j casualties were nil." . . i
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2702, 23 February 1916, Page 5
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