Against the Turks

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 190, 20 January 1915, Page 5

Against the Turks

TURKS FROZEN TO DEATH. TKiWISSLK M.'f'.NaiS AT KAIiAURGAN. KKN DKI.RE ■: ■ i'ELow xlim. i:I-i-.'il 20, 1.5 a.m. I'eiroai'a! 1 :, .January 10. In on,' wood' at K-siraareau the Rushialis ioiiiid 000 Turks !'ro::o!! to ihaith. their icy ii;:in!.; .-till fntisping their riHe.-. The i'-aiii'-r-iiLi!-.- wa.. 1:> degrees ' ) /er'o. Those v.a'.i\'a actui f(-.; I to tight. I'll!; were • a ; ri -o;a '.v. A TWii DAVs' .RATTLE. Tt'llKi.-U Ul\ L'icS' lil-iA Ti-.N. A t'UECIIMTATK FLIGHT. . !!et".'i've'l 20, 1.20 a.m. Petrograd, January 10. Caii.eal: The pnrsuii; of the Turks To':: Fa rear;.:.:!! continues. A two days' battle at -lenihos ended -1, the a of a Turkish division, which lint heavily, ani tied precipitately, ahaialoii;;:-: haaeage. Many prisoners were taken. A RLCFFINU i'l-OH'(ISAL. ;'Xj.ih'.l'.:.V c;-' ACcEI'TANvT:. 'l'iiees a;,d S 'KHCV Pttll Services -j Leaden. dailtiai'V is. i The Turks have notified TVr-'ai iha ::i"-. " . a.'.aiaf.e the a'a ai :'.--;aa !'eaiaa_ i I'M Ell CIO 1! ATE OF BRITAIN. VINPICTIVE GE!LMAN t PRESS. TIATLY ATTACKS ON ENGLAND URGED. A DENIAL OF ATROCITIES. Times and Sydney Sun Services. London, January IS. Copenhagen reports that the German press is complaining of Britain's attempt to cause a. famine, and declares that the whole British nation must be regarded as a hateftll enemy. They demand that attacks by submarines am! Zeppelins be made on Britain daily wherever possible. A Berlin oliicial statement describes the French report, on German atrocities as the cliimiK of the lie campaign. "The German annv wall not be affected, by thi; -ant of tilth., which mi'rely denotes what poi-oiious arms our opponents aa-e avaiFing theiaseKes. who were (juoi 1 - ' damly called chivalrous" i ' L, ROYC'iTT i>F FRENCH "MTT.T.TNERY. Received 19, 5.30 p.m. Times and Sydney Sun Services. ! London, January 10. ! German newspaper-; have started a movement in Berlin su favour of German hat 3 for German women, and boycotting (lie French. The newspapers declare that German women can :tn . longer be allowed to adorn themselves ' .as advertisements tor foreign countries, '' a movement- : ■ -• '-abk LLE2