THE DARDANELLES
SIR lAN HAMILTON. GENERAL MONRO LEFT FOE GALUKff/L ' Received Oct. M, 3£5 pan. London, Oct. 23. General Sir lan Hamilton met with a hearty reception at Victoria station. He was apparently in the best of health and cheerful. He drove amid the cheers of the crowd, which included many of the Dardanelles wounded, and was much touched at his reception. General Monro left London yesterday. RETREATING BIT BY BIT. OAMPAH2J A FAILURE. A jVIADE-IN-GEEMANY STORY. Beeeired Oct. 25, 12.20 ajn. Amsterdam, Oct 24. The Nieut Svandendag correspondent at Sofia says it may be considered certain, that the Entente undertaking at the Dardanelles has failed. It is stated that the Allied troops at Seddnl Bahr, Ariburuu. and Anafarta are retreating bit by bit, because bad weather makes it impossible, to transport supplies and reserves, and the sea is so rough that warships cannot assist the troops
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 October 1915, Page 5
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147THE DARDANELLES Taranaki Daily News, 25 October 1915, Page 5
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