General News
THE MALMO MEETING. United Press Association. (Received 1.20' p.m.) Christiana, December 15. The chief object of the Malmo meeting is to* discuss neutrality and the repression of contraband and possibly Germany's confiscation of neutral ships, and, the mining of the Baltic.
TRUE TO HIS BREED.
"A DIRTY LITTLE LIEUTENANT."
(Received 1.20 p.m.) Amsterdam, December 15.
The Munich Nachrichtori publishes a letter ! ' from Lieutenant Cherlein, wherein he boasts lie placed three civilians in front of the German advance at Saint Die. French bullets killed the civilians.
A TURKISH TALE.
"MADE IN GERMANY."
MANY LUDICROUS STATEMENTS.
(Received 1.20 p.m.) Amsterdam, December 15
A Constantinople telegram l states that the Khedive th'e'qpenof Parliament. The Sultan's speech declared that when Turkey was firmly observing the strictest neutrality the Russians attacked her Black Sea Fleet. England and France had also sent troops to her borders, and she was therefore compelled to go to war. The Sultan was convinced that Turkey woujd add fresh victories to those gained by the glorious German and Austrian armies. ,
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 299, 16 December 1914, Page 6
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