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DIFFICULTIES IN THE

DARDANELLES.

"SUCH WORKS CANNOT BE BUSHED."

WHAT WE ARE DOING IN

THE GREAT WAR,

SPLENDID TRIBUTE BY AMERICAN-

PAPER.

The following account has been offioi- What Great Britain has done and 18 ally issued in Paris:-

After the landing of the Anglo-Frenching form by the Chicago Daily News, doing in the war is summarised in strik troops in Callipoli the operations became which, says the Daily Chronicle, has very active all long the front from the published more special war, news than Gulf of Saros to the Dardanellen. The any paper in Amexion Hore says the Allied troops fint repulsed a number of journal, are some of the things Great attacks delivered with extreme violence Britain is doing-- by a brave and determined onomy. They

1. Holding the seas for the ships of her then assumed the offensive along the Allies an well whole front on May 6 in order to clear a zone sufficient for their bivounes and to place the landing-beaches outside the roach of the artillery fire. This second phase lasted May 6, 7, and 8, and the désired result was attained after heavy fighting on the afternoon of May 8.

Since that date, and more particularly during the last fortnight of May, the character of the operations has changed. The general attacks have given place to a slower advance prepared with care and methodically conducted. Ground. has gradually been gained in a manner which renders our positions impregnable. The nature of the ground renders the task of our troops very difficult. The southern part of the Gallipoli Peninsula, as far as Kilid Bahr, where the narrowing of the straite and the works on the two banks har the passage of the Fleet, presents the form of a triangle. The base of this triangle between Kabatepe and Kilid Bahr measures six miles. Midway rises the peak of Achibabu, 800ft. high, the outlying portion of which, stretching neross the penipaula, constitutes a very powerful defensive position. The ground- in front slopes gently, and the artillery as well as the infantry fire is able to sweep it.. This is the battlefield upon which the Expeditionary Corps has been operating for six weeks.

The narrowness of the front precludes possibility of manœuvring. All the works of the enemy bave to be attacked and carried by frontal assaults. The condi: tions of the fighting recall those of Torres Vedras (Peninsular campaign) in 1810 and of Chatolja (the lines defending Con- stantinople on the north) two years ago. The front, however, is still more re- stricted, The Turks have solidly or ganised their resistance.

The region is honeycombed with deep entrenchments flanked by machine guna and protected by barbed wire entangle ments, and other obstacles, ·Such works cannot be rushed. They have gradually to be approached by working from point to point.

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for her own,

2. Protecting the coasts of her Allies as well as her own..

3. Struggling in co-operation with the French, to smash the Turks and win the Balkans for the Allied cause.

4. Rendering great aid to French and Belgian troops in resisting the terrible on slaughts of the Germans on the Allied left wing in the West..

Making loans and supplying mini- tiond to nearly all her partners in the war.

6. Pursuing a financial policy in South Eastern Europe likely to promote the cause of the nationalities.

7. Putting into the field more than ten times as many men as she ever promised. 8. Guarding her own soil and peoplo against an invasion, which, if it came and it is believed to be far from impos sible-doubtless would be the most savage,

With the most unsparing, ever known, how many mo? Well, with enough." To bear some people talk, one would suppose that upon Britain were laid the duty of defending every land but her own.

The Chicago Daily News continues :--- ̧ Britain's wealth and sex power and military power are the one sure safe guard against the triumph of Gerninay's unparalleled war machine.

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Castro attitude, is in reality Dr. Alfred Meyer, Mr J. H, Baring chief of the Army Supplies Department Mr H. Muers Fair of the German Ministry of War, and is Mrs E. B. Belilios taking to Gormony information of great Mirar. Bettencourt importance, which he has gathered in his Mr dealings with various munition brokers Casti Cass 1 and manufacturers. It is added that his Mr A. Cheetham much advertised Red Cress propaganda Mr & Mrs F. E Davis was a farce, and that he came to the Me W. A. Dowloy United States to purchase war supplies Miss M. E. Dully and obtain fuformation regarding the Mr H, C. Ehrentola military preparedness of the United Mr C. G. O. Enloisar States. One of his futile efforts was to Dr Fitzwilliama buy a large number of Krag rifles from Capt & Mis B. M. the United States Government, after French and child

which he attempted to purchase cartrid- Mr F. Gandosi ges manufactured for the Allies. It is Mr J. Gibb said by one newspaper that Count, Bern- Mra Glaister sterf how of his activities, and that Mr V Goulbourn Mr. Bryan was hoodwinked info obtain Mr & Mrs J, Gould ing Dr. Meyer a safe conduct. Another Mr C. L. Goodrich newspaper states that Herr Meyer Mr J.D. W. Grately Gerhard really sailed, but took Dr. Mr & Mrs B, C. Halle-Dr-RE. Ehirley Alfred Moyer him as his secretary. This Capt T. P. Ha Mr A. G. Smith. newspaper also states that Count Berns- Mr & Mrs W. A. Me W, H. Smith torff was aware of this duplicity,

Hannibal Count Bernstorff visited the State Mr A. Hoice Department and made a formal denial of Hon. MrE, A. Hewett, the reports that Dr. Meyer Gerhard was identical with Dr. Alfred Meyer. Subse quently Mr. Lansing, the Acting-Secre tary of State, declared that the incident was losed, saying that the Departament had no knowledge of the subject except Count Bernstorff's denial that hẹ know any Dr. Meyer.

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The Providence Journal repeated its Without Britain's help France and Bussin certainly must have been crushed. original declaration that Dr. Meyer Without Britain's whole-hearted partici- sailed quietly on the same steamer as pation in the war, who will say that Dr. Meyer Gerhard, and declares that it Italy would have ventured to challenge will be found that Count Bernstorff the mighty and merciless Germanic coali-secured safe conduct for the latter in tion } With Britain out of the struggle, order to secure a passage for the former. would there have been any hope of the The paper says that millions of dollars worth of war materials were purchased by Balkan States daring to more?

Dr. Meyer for Germany and shipped ris Italy, but his usefulness in America ceased when Italy joined the Allice in the war. The same journal says that Meyer Gerhard and Alfred Meyer or different individuals, the former being a

Mr Chung Sing Chang bona-fide Red Cross official, and Mr & Mrs T. S. Chog latter a notorious purchaser of German Mrs F. L. Oroke war materials.

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And Britain-never forget it was not compelled to go to the aid of France. Come what might, the most that ever Britain promised Franco wero six divisions 120,000 men. She was not in honour bound to send a single soldier more. She could have stayed out of the war. Germany had begged her to stay out of the wår. Disgraced she might

Meyer Gerhard, it adds, needed no safe have boon-as-Britons think, must have passage from the State Department, beon-if she had left Belgium and France Count Bernstorff's sole purpose being Me A. Conesa and European liberty to their doom.. secure protection for Alfred Meyer, who MrF, F. Duckworth

But she could have done this, Few was sailing on the same steamer. It is Mr & Mrs G. A. nations are without disgrace, without suggested that German officials themselves Dalton historical pages they fain would obliter might have launched the story of the He W.T. Elson ater Britain was not attacked. Francs identity of the two men, which was MR Foland and Russia were attacked Britain simultaneously published in New York, in might have awaited the onset-us America order to have a basis for "an indignant is awaiting the onset. Britain might denial." bare stood clear, might have husbanded her resources of men and money, might swiftly have prepared, even might have loomed over the stricken adversaries in the end and claimed the hegemony of Europe for herself.

THE SILENT CREEPERK. In the second fortnight of May our efforts were concentrated around a series of entrenchments dug by the Turks in front of the ravine of Kereves Dere. An outlying redoubt called "The Bouchat Redoub-after a captain of Colonial infantry who was killed on the parapet of the works-fell into our hands on May 8. All the efforts of the Turks to recapture it were repulsed with heavy loss. As soon nis our position was consolidated we pre pared to ocupy a small fort. situated on the extreme left of the enemy's line. A Colonial regiment was ordered to capture the work on the night of May 16. The ground was quito open and swept on all

A MORAL EFIÆNDOUE. sides by rifio and machine gun fire. This She threw her trident into the scale, proeluded any attempt at assault by Bhe threw her sword into the scale. She methods, as it would have threw her gold into the scale-and she is entailed enormous sacrifices, It was incalculably rich. necessary to try a coup de main.

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The Berne Tagracht says that during the deliberations of a financial committee of the Reichstag many hours were devoted to the discussion of the brutalities to which Gorman soldiers were subjected, She threw into the balance her im-Five Socialist deputies brought moun. A detachment of 34 Europeatus and 82 pressive racial record, her prestige, her tains of documentary evidence of the Mr & Mrs Allen Senegalese, all volunteers, under the unrivalled diplomatic skill. She threw barbarity of the Prussian officers. Repre- Mr J. C. Anker orders of a subaltern, received orders to is throwing will throw into the sentatives of all parties said they had Mr M. Bair leave our first-line trench in Indian file balance the whole puissance of her received hundreds of lettera from the Mr A. BCAST and creep on hands and knees to the Empire. small front. There they were to assem-

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employed in barracks against the soldiers Mr A. Dunrich in times of peace. ordered to leave our trenches in the same despotism of the State.

The War Minister was forced to admit Mr B. James manner on the right and left, but they Britain, one can believe, may be the wore to stop halfway and hold themselves authee of some acts of which she is not that the accasation of maltreatment was Mr W. Johancon in readiness to shield the volunteers in proad-may have done some things to true and was a shame for Germany. Some Mr. Laouey the event of a repulse or support there in cause her, looking back upon them with cases were duo to the officers' nervousness Mr W. E. Lokey

full light, to wish they never had been and the incompleteness of their instrue Mr B. Lownen The moon was at full, but so low that done. But in this war this old and tion. He assured them new regulations its beams shone in the eyes of the Turka. proud democracy is unfolding, applying, would be issued. He begged the deputies The volunteers began their stealthy material strength and * moral to refrain from referring to these matters advance at nine o'clock. The two detach-aplendour that for countless ages after in full Reichstag, as it might give th monta left an hour later. A quarter of this conflict is stilled will be shiving impression abroad that the German army was forced to use violent and cruel nin hour before midnight the volunteers undimmed and the first glories of had got within forty yards of "the" fort. | history.

methods to gain victories." Springing over the parapet they sur

The Socialist deputies declared them prised the Turks, who, after firing their!

selyes unsatisfied considering the gravity Wo bad only a sergeant and rifles, Bed.

of the charges.

the event of success. “

RUBBER INVESTMENTS,

two men wounded. The sergeant, A well-known firm of London rubber although badly wounded in the right share brokers in the course of a brochure shoulder, refused to fall out or even that it has issued to its clients points out allow his wound to be dressed. A nun- commissioned officer and eight engineers that a ret profit of 18. per lb. will probably immediately tarred round the defectos of be obtainable with a selling price for rub the fort to make them face the enemy, ber of only about Is. 3d, or 1s. 4d. per Two counter-attacks were easily repulsed. Obviously this provides a wide mar At daybreak our men had succeeded in gin for contingencies, and reduces risks throwing up sullicient cover, but & ficut-o such an extent that holders of sound cinant was killed and several men were shares can contemplate the future with an. wounded.

easy mind, Speaking broadly, the right The whole operation is of excellentlyve of share is still very much under augury for the attacks on a larger scale valued. The upward movement lins, as which will eventually be undertaken by yet, only partially corrected the un- tho Expeditionary Corps.

reasonably depressed quotations which ruled in the earlier months of the war. Owing to the Government regulations which at present control dealings, all purchase have to be taken up and paid NEW BOARD'S DRASTIC POWERS. for in eash. There is now no room for the "punter," who was formerly the The drastic powers of the new Board curse of the rubber share market; there which is to control the sale of intoxicating is no weak bull account to cause a set liquor in certain areas during the back. Provided the right sort of share was uro, defined in a supplement to the is selected, there is still plenty of scope London Gazette, issued last month. The for a steady and substantial advance on sheer investment merits, and people who failed to come into the market quite at the bottom need not think that it has now lost its attraction. There are plenty of bargains s'ill to be had.

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Prohibiting treating,

In concluding these remarks the firm the Women's Freedom League in to e states: In order to keep on the cautious said that Cesarism in 1815 was called Establish refreshment rooms. Acquire licensed or other premises, side, we have based our calculations For Napoleon. In 1916 it was called William compulsorily or by agreement.

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Should this aver William II. had neither entered Paris, the Board oan enter by force if necessary is over 2, 3d, per lb.

any licensed premises or club within age be maintained or improved upon for nor Warsaw, nor even Calais.

Napoleon bore in his hand the code the area where he has reason to believe the remainder of the year, the effect on that intoxicating liquor is supplied. The many companies would, of course, beeinit, the testament of the Revolution,

For instance, each extra William II.'s only baggage was Board further, has power to provide en very marked. tertainment or recreation for persone id. per lb. of profit upon the crop of a Prussian war manual, the code of har Frequenting premises carried on by the certain company represents £10,000, or 4 bariem and assassination. England con- Board

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