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THE WAR IN GALLIPOLI

CAN THE TUBES CARRY ON? By Telegraph—Press Association—Conyrighi ' (Rec. August 30, 9.10 p.m.)'; * Paris, August 30. - A Frenchman from Turkey• says that, the Germans have established three munition factories in Turkey, but all are inadequate, and.the Turks cannot' prolong tlieir resistance after September 10, though every train from the north brings German officers, soldiers, and workmen. . TURKISH OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE. . , . . Amsterdam, August 29. [A! Turkish communique states:—The enemy on Friday, after'an artillery preparation, made land and sea attacks at Anafarta against our right" wing near Kiresehmepe, and three attacks on our centre southwards of Asok Dere (?).' All were entirely unsuccessful and repulsed with severe losses. Our artillery repeatedly hit a. cruiser and dsmaged a transport tug. ■ . There were repeated'bomb-throwings on our right wing at Ari Burnn on Friday night, and artillery and infantry fusillades at Seddul Bahr, WHAT TURKEY MEANS TO THE HUNS A GERMAN WRITER FACES THE QUESTION. • : ("Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services.). (Roc. August 30, 7.45 p.m.) ' London, August 29. The "Times" correspondent! jit New York states, that Paul Rohgbach, a. well-known, writer on German foreign policy, has published in the "Evening Mail" and other newspapers recently acquired ,by German interests, a remarkable article on ; the struggle in the Orient. He declares that whin the war broke out the vast majority of the Germans believed that a knock-out blow would be given to France, then Russia would be defeated, and finally accounts would be settled with Britain. "But, to-day," he says, "we Tealiso' that the ultimate result, the victory or defeat of Germany and Austria, depends on our ability to preservo tho strength of Turkey, and hold up our connection with her. The' decision of the war for us, as well as for our foes, will be found in the Orient." ! . ' He asks: "What will .happen if an Anglo-Russian-French cut is made at the and the Bosphorus? It would mean the end of our world politics; our elimination.as a world-Power. If we allowed Turkey to be defeated, Germany would sink to the level of a, second-rate Power." ARAB SHEIK OFFERS TO FIGHT THE TURKS. . > , Paris, August 29. . Sheik Eldiris has arrived at Nico, en -route to Rome. He hopes to conclude an agreement for an independent Principality of Yemen, and offers to fight the Turks. _ • . " ' ' ■ 1 [Yemen, a largo province of.Arabia,'under Turkish rule, has a population of 750,000.. The inhabitants are Zaidis —Arabs who do uot acknowledge the Sultan of Turkey as Commander of tlio Faithful.]

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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2554, 31 August 1915, Page 5

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THE WAR IN GALLIPOLI Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2554, 31 August 1915, Page 5

THE WAR IN GALLIPOLI Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2554, 31 August 1915, Page 5