The Dardanelles.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 76, 29 November 1915, Page 5

The Dardanelles.

ALLIED BOMBARDMENT OF TURKISH GUNS. MANY WOUNDED AT CONSTANTS. NOPLE. United Press Ahsooiatton. (Received 8.5 a.m.) Paris, November *2B. A commnique states: Our artillery at the Dardanelles on Wednesday and Thursday effectively bombarded tire heavy Turkish guns. Large numbers of wounded Turks recently arrived at Constantinople. A TURKISH REPORT. OPERATIONS AT ANAFARTA AND ARIBURNU. (Received 8.5 a.m.) Paris, November 28. A Turkish communique states- Our artillery near Anafarta and Aribnruu destroyed some of the enemy machine guns and some bombthrowers’ positions, and also killed many of the enemy who were sheltering near the landing place at Arihiirmi.; ; .Wc locctt-. pied, off Thursday a great f part of the hostile {trenches near Aribnruu, and a big gup near Anafarta directed upon our position at Kirithcpeh- was suev 'ceys’fqllw brought linden fired arid - the crew of .the gun was ikiTlocl. t . t i ' . •>- ; • TURcSo-CERMAM DJSGQRQ.) i -r..- -:i *■: h: - !] ! _ si •<i " i oi, 1 (Received 9.80 a.m.) Salonika, November 26. Persistent reports at Constantinople arc daily increasing of Turco-Gcrman discords. A German regiment is outside Cliataldja awaiting authorisation to enter Constantinople. ~ ,- ? ■ ~ , * RE V 0 LUrTLOiJARYJSOC,LAM«t t ■ ATIONIs IN TURKISH ARMY. .i. -. 3 . } r it ■ * 1 •• f “Country on brink of abyss.” 1 (Received 8.5 a.m.) , . i Athens, November 28. /. jlpV.olritSonary proclamations have bepiv distributed among the 'Turkish . army 'and} placarded on the railways/ appealingit to the soldiers in the name of God td; turn their weapons against the Government,' which is leading the country tp the brink of an abyss.