The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-01-13
I,cuTs TO BE DiMMED IN PARIS
UNWONTED VIGILANCE IS
BEING MAINTAINED
IN LONDON.
RUMANIA is EXPECTED
TO JOIN ALLIES SOON
Obstacles, Which Hitherto Blocked
Full Mobilization, Have Been Re.
moved With Arrival Of Supplies
for Equipment and Provision.
ing Of 600, 900 Men.

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.BATTER oARDANELLES FORTS. =
Athens, Jan. 12.-The fort at =
chanak kalessi, guarding the =
south side Of the entrance to the =
DardaneIles, has been demolished =
by the continued bombardment Of =
the allies warships, and has been =
evacuated by the Turkish garri- =
son, according to dispatch re- =
ceived from Salonika. Forts EI- =
les and seddii have been badly =
damaged, but were still holding =
out. Techanak kaIessi 10 known =
as Castle Of Asia .
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Paris, Jan. 12.-That a German raid
Oh Leppelins on Paris is planned has
Just been learned. Minister Millerand
held conference with President Poin.
care at which preliminary plans were
considered. 1t was agreed that lights
should be further dimmed in the CITY
and an address to the people, reciting
steps to be taken in the event of an
aerial bombardment, was prepared. It
Will be issued later.
Hostile aeroplanes have again bom.
oaraed Dunkirk. Several buildings
We're BADLY damaged and five civilians
were Killed and several wounded
"A 'estnan aeroplane flying over
Alnlehs has been brought to the
srOuha by French machine. The
'eIV" aIFman went aloft the moment
'ne German was seen approaching He
opened hre on his antagonist with the
es4t' I. 'hat the German machine fell
~i'Hlh the French lines. One Of the
uerhlan pilots was killed
D1hhlrk and its environs wara .lSo
ools o-'o"iued by dozen aeroplanes
SUNDAY Thirty bombs were thrown
r. ~ '"e airmen, but owing ts the
:, n'scauIons that have been taken
ere ie" victims. The material
~s""'"Se was unimportant.
England Anticipates Raid,
an, D INES asserts that l6 German
's'0Piahes We're seen over tho Ers,ish
'-rIlLlsI rL, On Sunday morning,
Evidently they contemnla,ed . .;,
w.. w. England according to the Timas
W. apparently the pilots fornd ~
,o"hs t~n1i'iohs too bad to continue tho
chin, .oi theE turned their ma.
Dunkirk III 'ne direction of
ipg ms, ,,st,ant aeroplace patrol is be.
coast the English |
vta1 nDaaon is maintaining unwor,ea |
partng - anu 'he authorities are pre- |
miar nt,5us 10 meet any emergency rho,
cas.. s~, arse in case of an attach hn
0sfinan dirgibles, " 'acA ny
ToumanIa TanIa Expected to Fioh, Co..
i.g fra. G9l' Jan. l2.--There are iucreas.
lion ~ 'Ia'Iohs "a Of the early particina.
brfno, " Noumania in the war the
tbo sa INTO play another marty 30
rovo.n .'',0'Aaton against the Teutonic
Franc o','elA plated by Great Britain
'r"ge rls and Russia, - '"'ii'
tbs s'..egliies a.,. con> >onted the a,,,es :,
nsbinn .iIef stages of the war in INV
er Ls nece... munitions, equipment and oth
qpjrsS jssssltles .a of war beyond those 'ra 70.
Tbesa -. aAelr own immediate needs
noaD,ss rsss difficulties now have BEEN nesus: suS.
erto ea' Se and the obstacle which A bi.s Ius,
il.s,ass las blocked full Roumaniau ar moh. m,,h.
arrr.1 rssGq has been removed wi', MOP, .Sc
supplies ~. mat At country of the REQUESTS
ionpg 'S >, ior the equipment and nroyis,
a5s t, y, a.. ,ae 6o7,ooo men which it is
usa,s = ,i put into the field. 1 Arranga' ;, Is
he f. =, nav nave been completed Also a"se tor
Atni,,faas t1naaesas Of these operations aas0' '0r
alss limiting ss for the first ous. rime th..
,,sncsass nave gained a foothold nA, in ,bais .Is
rsa S,s' sss north of scissors, The u 're,r Gar.
l ISn5 to- Continues with the the aI'.s I1s..e at at
'tse, tbasa naAe any further gains. To
'srnss snfse tse. admitted reverses' as tho ae 4.
4so 70 oatns ms, in the Argonne region nase a.e
sesuuv Iase last recaptured the trenches s :
oS' 70 the east of partbes :