FIGHTING THE TURK IN GALLIPOLI

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2501, 30 June 1915, Page 7

FIGHTING THE TURK IN GALLIPOLI

BRITISH SUBMARINES MAKE MORE MISCHIEF SPLENDID WORK FOR THE FRENCH ARTILLERY Tiy Telegraph—Frcss AsEociation-Gonyriflu Athens, June 28. British submarines have caused fresh damage lo Turkish shipping in the Rpn of Marmora, and forced the Turkish licet to take refuse in the Golden Horn and the Bosphorus. The French artillery is doing splendid work props nil" for a fresh infantry attack. FRENCH BRIGADIER-GENERAL KILLED BY A SNIPER. Paris, June 28. General Ganeval. commandinc tho 2nd French Brigade on Gallipoli, while watching the effect of fire, exposed his head shore a. trench, and was immedinHli* fiM. hi- » S'WHI ftir U)t tifffflllum amiMtsd Ills fUßura.l ill .Beddul-Balu-

TURKISH LOSSES ESTIMATED AT 113,000 I'I.KKT F.XTIRF.LY OUT OF ACTION. London, June 28. A neutral officer ut Athens stntos that tlie Turks have lest 113,000 men at the Dardanelles. (Jf 170,000 troops still there only 00,000 are worth anythin". The reserves in tlie Hosphorus and (Vinslani inople <lo not exceed 50,000. The Mesopotamia!) army, originally consisting ol a corps of regulars and '10.001) Arabs, has lost its morale. The Arabs are practising brigandage in the lilacl; Sea ports, uhioh have hecn emptied of troopa. The Tin kish tlc-e< is entirely out of action. German lirilicrv in the Balkans is rampant., and neutrals receive lavish •*u In ties to advocate pm-Gcitnamsin.