THE GOEBEN
BOUGHT BY TURKEY. London. August I'2. ' It is reported that Turkey has purchased the Goeben and Breslau. There is no foundation given for this in official circles, but it is regarded a= probable. . Received 13. 11.45 p.m. Constantinople. August 13. Negotto:ions are proceeding for the removal of the German officers and crew from the Go.-heu anil Rre<lau. LOSS OF THE AMPHION. STORY OF A SURVIVOR. London, August 12. A survivor of the Amphion states that there were two distinct explosions. The first tore the hows and the second ripped the sides. Many peri.-hed while asleep. There was no panic. The men went'to the lifeboats, the wounded beins put aboard first. Before the Amphion sank, the magazine exploded and fragments killed three survivors who had reache • !!:.• rescuing destroyers.' A DESTROYER DESTROYED. GERMANS LOSE BY TTTETR OWN : MIXES. ! A PROTEST FROM DENMARK; Copenhagen. August 12. A German destroyer stnjck a mine off Gjedser lighthouse," in the South Baltic. which had been mined by Germans. Forty-two officers and men were killed •ad several wounded. Here is' intense indignation i* Dani umtk, over the Oodub kyng mtact ■4m..ia JpferMtfogal wtferwin.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 72, 14 August 1914, Page 5
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188THE GOEBEN Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 72, 14 August 1914, Page 5
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