THE ALLIES' WAR ON THE TURKS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2556, 2 September 1915, Page 5

THE ALLIES' WAR ON THE TURKS

SUBMARINE'S EXPLOIT IN THE GOLDEN HORN ' The Exchange Agency's Athena correspondent Submarine blew up portion of the Galata Bridge over the Golden' Horn. f "BIG EVENTS ARE HAPPENING." (Rec. September 1, 7.25 p.m.) \ . , . . . ■ . r, .. . London, September 1. A wireless oporator in (Jalhpoh writes that the general opinion there is that the campaign mil conclude 'soon. "Big things aro happeninc" and the Turks aro getting very fed-up. Our airmen aro active, and havo established a. supremacy over their enemies. There ar® always two or three above us." ■ ■ ■ • TURKISH OFFICIAL' COMMUNIQUE. 'nm• i v «,a ; ', A • Constantinople* August 31.. Official.—"Our artillery on the left mug of Seddul Bahr destroyed enemy position." : . J - u ' (Rec. September 1, 7.25 p.m.) . • i ■ j. „ . , Amsterdam, September 1. ; A wireless message from Constantinople states that'tho. enemy has renewed his attack on Saturday on Anafarta, but was completely repulsed with severe loss. . . • 1 ' "We counter-attacked and regained several trenches; our lossos were coreparatively small." THE WAR IN THE CAUCASUS . , V V : ~ • Pfltrograd, August 31. Official.—"ln-, the Caucasus, m recent engagements (to August •») wo captured 84 officers and 5129' men. Our cavalry killed over 2000 Turks" We took 12 guns, a quantity of arms and ammunition, two"convoys of supplied two camps with headquarters tents, and a large number of cattle." 1