TURKS ANTICIPATE SUBMARINE ATTACK

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 16 July 1915, Page 5

TURKS ANTICIPATE SUBMARINE ATTACK

defence; stations' installed..

DIFFICULTY <s£■ REVICTUALLING v ' "TROOPS., ..

; ... LQNDQN, July r 14, I An Athens message,, states, that, anticipating .aa attack.hy the. Allies' -subr marines, the, Turks' h£/ve installed' <Je-_ fence stations on. the.. European.. ancb 'Asiatic, shores of the ,S.ea_oi. Marmora.] '

The x T:ur)ss. are, experiencing difficulty, in t reyictu'alMng their trpopsy oa| ' th£" Penhi'sulavOA/accountc of insufficient comTpunic^tiori.j,

GERMAN ENTERPRISES AT CONSTAN.tIJfOPX.'E. PARIS, July 15. "Le Temps'.' states that. tli.©. Gerjnaiis ■hay,e, constructed aja aero.plane repairing workshop at Constantinople. and a, dry" ■dock, at Steina. Bay, to,, assemble sjife-,' marine parts received via Bulgaria. Th,ey liave also built a shell factory at Chichli, hvhich. is , almost, entirely staffed, by. Ger'irans. ; ! TURKISH PERSECUTION OF. l ' - GREEKS. j ATHENS, July 15. ! The. Turkish, persecution of the Greeks Ms..spreading. Over. 30>000 Gree3cs,.'ha-ye been compelled' to abandon their belongand, have been dispersed _ amaiig, n a the,, interior. Thousands have been upon *vat'ibu§ ■ pretexts, and; some, are, accused 'of xevictualiing-the Allies' submarine^. AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES. A NEW ZEALNDER. WOUNDED. SYDNEY, July 15. Trooper S. Smithers, reported viound: ed, resided in Nej.v' for several years.