The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-04-01
sfh I'D AUSTRIA TRYING
1Ck THE GAME
'ees ola Suddenly Develop In
I'm strength ON Her
tern Frontier
Lf g THE TRIPLE AL
LANCE
@fi"i of,ing Everything If She
seeosnnyoIyed In Conflict
WITH Gland and France


y lorkpri1 Dispatches have
raining al day, telling Of the
astonisg developments In the
z the 4 twenty four hours.
~ ysstay morning. the great
Il of thRussian Black Sea fleet
e pattleips, five c..uIsers and
! torprd boats, attacked the
q squadn which was lying off
a heentranee to the Bos-
same time. the Bull
saiiaH aHheavily reinforced by
isiis s. Handed from transports
me NE. attacked the Turkish
trent the Chatalja line from
the BIo the Sea Of Mamora.
I indtof the Russian feet,
which eatly superior to the
! Furkissian army corps land
Cd in of the Chatalja fortifi-
ca leflsan rolling up the Turk
lsEl rig Turks fought brave1y
Oh lana, but before noon all
theSa vSre sunk and their sol
die will route for constan-
tin9ple.
Tle,n both sides of Bos-
pl,fus o weak TO Withstand
IRE kussian ships. which by
sntfall steaming down the
ait tgonstantinople, paying
atfenian occasional mine ex-
pded ale way.
ottofnlst stand In Europe
The VT the Turkish govern
I'ent frieake a last stand at the
ng wal1nstantinople, while the
fttan. ilicipa1 advisers. officials
aa sfleir les scaped into Asia.
re shaft Turkish army rallied
'engs alnhe same line as that
eid by tfaiers of the last Greek
aperor st the overwhelming g
rec Of Net the Second a little
~ than ears ago, and aided by
hheir pursuers in check
2 few while thousands of
sif ives fl. boats and on pom
~ bridgross the Borphorus.
nstanffuos so large and the CEN
'sliip Is srict that people living
sfae hearlthe city hardly knew
IS had la battle, let alone the
alt
ne Russ and Bulgarians slept
lt1eIr arm gunshot of the Turk
tines anesumed the battle al
4 1914. TRussians were picked
'ps, and N they saw the long
led citysfore them they went
With eusiasm. The ancient
4 c1'anlbl almost under the first
OF the guns, and they Swept
sI'd to cls with the bayonet. The
sistf cannfcut red lanes through
coiumnsnd the first lines went
before 8 witherfng rife fire
ley closeup and went on. cheer.
Ind singe their national an
with sucspirit that their voice:
bed the rir of the guns. Wher-
the Tnrksstood. they went ovel
IN a wav of men aud steel, buf
{ the emery waited the onslaught
Bulgarias had even less trou,
! the rigE Of the attacking line
arss Hert worn out and surren
by thonsnds or ran away; most
former, ior they knew they has
lee t2 eeereat to.
Unexpected Arrivals
gofous censorship having beel
tined. II was not until the de
troops began pouring into tn
/ the early hours Of the morn
nt the people OF EonstantinopI
i waat had happened. Then tn
tent Mid, and the two dineren
ms ana half q dozen races, wen
u others tlaroats.
Se are Tnore Greeks and Armen
man Turks in Constantinopl.
l1eh they saw the Turkish troop
lreat, they attacked them an
Turkish neighbors. and in a shor
attIe was going on IN ever
81 tise city, Most of the Turk
toe discouraged to fight, bu
tried to obtain all the revens
.e bv setting fire To their CIV
- as well as that OF thei
iors
rfeans and Europeans sough
III their embassies and nnds
ms OF their guardshIps, Elaic
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