The Dardanelles.
i HEAVY TURKISH LOSSES. RESULT OF RECENT COMBATS. PLOT OF THE YOUNG TURKS. RISIXG IN TRIPOLI SOUGHT. ' Received July I, 11.53 p.m. Athens, July 1. The. Turks sullcrcd enormous lo»sus in tin! last combats. Six thousand dead were found in the trenches. The Chief of Senoussi has arrived at Constantinople. He is plotting with the Young Turks for a rising in Tripoli. .Two missions, consisting of Herman officers, have, already left Jaffa and Dwleagatch bound for Tripoli. AFFAIRS IN CONSTANTINOPLE. QUIET AXD COXEIDEXT PEOPLE. THE EXGLSIH 'WELL TREATED. Received Julv 1, 10.1.7 p.m. London, July 1. An Englishman who left Constantinople in the middle of June says; "Kuod supplies were dear, hat there were relatively plentiful stores. There was a shortage of coal. It was untrue that a condition of panic existed among the population. There was a considerable number of German officers in the city, hut no German troops, excepting the Goeben and liresiau marines. The Turks were more confident than the Germans regarding the future. They treat tiie English residents well.
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1915, Page 5
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175The Dardanelles. Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1915, Page 5
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