The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-06
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LONDON. Nov. ss--Turksy Il No.
ing the consuls OF the Allied power1 q
. number OF points q nostages. ~
Is reported In advicss reachir
here via Athens and has caused u
tense indignation In ofncia1 circ1on
Before the Turkish ambassadqr an&
his star departed from London it ~
stated that all French and UnyllGE
diplomatic and consular of1cinls ho1
been promised immediate safe conduc1
out Of the country. That promise -
now being violated In many instances
and the Turks are OBTAINING the6C'
omcials In violation Of the principloo|
of International Law. 1
Meanwhile. the Russian invasion u
Turkey 10 well begun. Il II accepted.
march to take Constantinoplo vin ~
| Caucasus and the allied foee WIN eon-
tinuo Its attack upon tn pan1ono1l16
| I'm the hope that the for|n nov - al
! Istroyed and way made lor 6>ono6
attack upon the Turkish capita. NJ s
/, Albania IL again . center or G11|
turbance today. Reports from bo<n
Athens and Rome say that there have
been number OF serious conflicts b.
tween Mussulmans and Christians ana
that general massacre Of Chrhttans
Il feared.
The admiralty IL still without anx
information from Rear-Admirnf
Cradock or any other British source
regarding the battle reported to have
taken place OF the Chilean coast last
Sunday. No word has come from eth
er the Good Hope or the Glasgow -
far as can be learned and naval on
cials insist that all information % far
available comes from German sources.
There is q disposition here to believo
that when all OF the facts are known
the German claims that their Vic
tory was without cost to themselves
will be found to be An exagkorntion-
1 In connection with the reported 40
Itivity OF the German navy Il h point
Led out here that SO far as German
! strategy is concerned her fleet II sim
Iply an additional army TO be used
when for strategic purposes she be-
lieves the time Is ripe for operations
! on the sea. In consequence OF thu
belief II Is claimed that, once the Ger
mans are convinced that they cannot
sweep down the French coast to Paris
| they can be depended upon to send
/ their feet against the British.
BY WILLIAM FHILLIP SIMMs.
tSf1n Correspondent Unifed Prcss.)
PARIS, Nov. 6.--Despite the declar
lation In today's official statement that
| the situation to the. north II unr
changed, there are plenty Of evidences
THAT from the standpoint Of the allies
material gains are being made. The
Belgians control both banks Of ths,
User and have mounted guns which.
Will absolutely prevent the Germanz'
iusing boats In the flooded area The.
French are pushing the Germans bach
| on Lille. A combined force has held
Arras and again forced the enemy
back from Armentieres and well &c.
the north OF Lille. A combined was'
feet In again bombarding the Ger
man positions in the vicinity Of Os
tend. An attempt by greatly
strengthened German force 10 taxa
the offensive In the Argonnes, has
been repulsed with heavy losses In Q
series Of brilliant French bayonet
charges.
OfnciaIs at military headquarters
here say that the situation today 70
sembles that prevailing when the
Germans began their retreat from the
Marne. The allies are everywhere
either on the offensive. or are hold
| ing their present lines. Where the
Germans were able TO make gains m
the fighting up to Nov. 4. they have
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