ARABS AND TURKS
STRIFE IN THE MIDDLE EAST.
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DELHI, October 12. A Mesopotamia communique states that 11 were killed and 49 wounded in the righting south of Hilleh. The enemy casualties were probably heavier. pne thousand Aiabs who opposed -the advance of the Hamawah relief column were routed. Our losses were slight. The British reoccupiod the town of Hit, in the Upper Euphrates, without opposition.— Renter. " ARMENIA ATTACKED. LONDON. October 12. Turkish rebels and the Tnrco-Tartar Red srznv commanded by Enver Pasha's brother attacked Armenia from five points. The Armenian Government immediately declared war. Mustapha Kemal asked Georgia's aid, and th<? latter is concentrating on the defence of Batum.— ' Times.'
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Evening Star, Issue 17482, 13 October 1920, Page 4
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113ARABS AND TURKS Evening Star, Issue 17482, 13 October 1920, Page 4
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