THE STRANDED GOEBEN.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11446, 28 January 1918, Page 5

THE STRANDED GOEBEN.

DOOMED TO DESTRUCTION. A CEASELESS BOMBING. London, Jan. 35. The Admiralty reports: We are making ceaselesss aerial attacks on the Goebeu. Seven tons of bomba were droppped on and around the ship in the past fortyeight hours. Direct hits were also secured on an aerodrome st Galata. The Turkish cruiser which accompanied the Goeben has gone up the Straits. We compelled a steamer which was lightering the Goeben to desist. Our only casualty is a Greek officer shot down. The operations are being continued. ADMIRALTY FLYING ACTIVITY.

AN AERODROME HIT.

(Anat. and N.Z. Cable Association.) London, Jan. 29-_

The Admiralty reports: Naval aircraft bombed and hit the aerodrome at Yersienacre to-day. All ours returned.

THE GERMAN.IN AMERICA. INCENDIARISM ON LARGE SCALE. NATION-WIDE GERMAN PLOT, New York Jan. 27. Seven army department warehouses and several municipal docks have been destroyed by fire of mysterious origin at an Atlantic port. The storehouses were empty, but the shipbuilding plant was saved. Reuter. German sympathisers have apparently launched a tire offensive and extensive damage has been done in many cities, aggregating a million sterling. Two Baltimore plants, working on munitions, have been burned, and six persons billed and many injured by an explosion iu torpedo works. Washington, Jan. 27. Two steamers at Atlanta porta are on fire. The President recently received an anonymous of a nation wide plot to destroy clocks and war plants.