SIESE OF TSINGTAO.
AN AMERICAN'S NOTES. "Times M and Sydney "Sun". Services. (Received December 19, 9 a.m.) LONDON, December 18. ?Av American cb'.Tesrx>riddnt;- r whcfWas' present at the "s: ge of Tsing-tao, states that some of the German guns had previously, beeii used in the siege of Paris in 187 L ,-<£■' . A : * '4 . "" v ' " When the Germans oxhausted -fcneir ammunition they tlynar..ited their guns. Aviator-Lieutenant Plushkow escaped and he and his machine were interned in China, 4 The Japanese ivere unable to understand why the Germans surrendered while a fighting man remained, or why' the Governor cf Tsing-tao did not com- ! Mit suicide. i in < ' f * DERYISEES ON TURKISH SIDE. "Time*" and Sydney "Sun" Service*. (Received December 19, 9 a.m.) , LONDON, December 18. The Turks are enrolling regiments of Dancing Dervishes.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 1125, 19 December 1914, Page 1
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