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The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
Rowland Expects to
Start Operations At
Navin Field Trenches
HOSE HERE FOR
THREE GAMES
Last Home Series With
First Division Cldb
This Year

TIL. WHITE SoE hars 81 ltat ..''le
drive for the peuuaa' all doped 0ut
and the camraleu starts ali along
the Rowland front tomorrow after
noon Three games here with tho
Tigers and tRo q home l01 five
with the Red Say tarrfAe- a'h
such suudry yictore< aF uas re
CLEANED with schedule chat Is
otherwise packed u'fa easy pick
ing. other than tiny trio ~ joas,s
with The National ull furnish The
opportunity for the final ous,aue-t
OF the Pale Hose on Fort F.az'Hs
The Chicago battlers win come 20
Detroit tomorrow morning vita
Joe Jackson as AN added terror no
the array that has been hurled
against the Naviu field defeuses on
frequent occasions this summer
According 20 the outline % opera
lions formulated by General Pants"
Rowland. one game 81 the three 70
be played in Detroit is conceded 20
the Tigers The White Sox expect
TO win the other Two and the pair
at home. and thus draw % within q
few points OF the Jungalcers vho
1T mufst be remembered are but
scant distance behind the pacemak-
ing Red Sox
To take four games of five from
the Tigers would put the items on
the Comiskey shopping list for the
year fairly close 70 Detroit but not
SO very close 20 Boston. for the
Jungle lads would be drawn back
considerably from their present Po-
sition. wEile the Pilgrims were wal.
Looping the meek and peaceloving
denizcns OF the Quaker CITY
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
KEEP EYE
ON BRAVES
That's the Way They
Feel About It
Out East

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The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
STARS BACK
TO T OPFORM
Better Golf From Biz
Guns Is Expected
Today
~ H4ROLD uIICOv.

COUNTRY CLUB COLE
COURSE. Aug 3D. More golf nl
De packed into a single day toaa
than ever before 10 The history OF
national amateur championship com
petition Some % players will
twice around the Country club course
today snd 81 there are a nock OF
tie. ot Ihc end OF this 86-hoIe pla.
the uuiauJnates who happen 20 FL,
tied viii have % dig up some la-
terms aud play on before the ar-.
round ot match play scheduled fu
Tuesday can be startod
The O. s. a. a officials were len
lent saturday aud because so NAM
PLAYERS had a score OF SIS. 73 instead
of bar "a were allowed 10 qualt,
This took IN all the $50 men and
ray" them another chance To-day
limit is .nexorable. however Bur
a2 PLAYERS can survive, and they
u4.t De the 81 low men after TAO
S6hoio rounds are completed Ia,s
this afternoon These survivors wall
be- paired on and tho match play will
star. o 1850 tomorrow morning.
The course today is In "a more sAt.
.sfar.ory shape than Saturday. IL
Was too good Saturday. the cracks
complaining o' the extraordinary
eed ~ She green's The sunday
howers soreued things up bt
and Eoa they are better satisfied A
cold wind is blowing across the
l'aks however and weather coudl
tars are Far from ideal
Today play Is The real qualifying
-rrWa The ls miles saturday being
chiefly fo- Tho purpose Of cutting the
fa,d down 20 q ,hrong mat could 20
easily handled The holder OK the
Ion card 'oda, win get The low
score medal and saturdays score
Vi. ro' coGuN
Sawrth.e. t.s is expected from
Che r.. three O8met Traverz and
Evans today Yesterday Evans
and Irayor- showed remarkable
r.Fersal OF form and both played
ta, course in 13 which Is par tits
f,u Thar DHm,t Hili 40 uo worse
.rHn saturday u is expected that
bat0'rs worse than SO VIII quanp
friday unless 'he wind should prove
nor. trout 'esoma thau is cNHecfod
saturday q" players were - or bet
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
These Golfers All Must Play
SO Holes before NiQhHQH

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The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
BAKERS HOMER
WINS REMNANT

MEDIA Pa. Aug 30 Home Kn
Frank Bakor'' bat gave Upland the
chsmp.ouship u the DeiaRare conn
- league here yesterday in mo same
manner . gave sey'ral hampton
shlpx 20 Connie Macks Athletics
Upland eat Media, Q 10 BAKERS
double sent IN Two runs early IN
mo Fame
in he ninth with three balls ard
Two strikes Oh him Baker .t'trd one
over tbe wall f9r homer 1ctirg
the BcnuaDt
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
ID. ReinOhl Has No
Use for Handicap

There are members OF the Red
Run Golf club who arc now willing
20 take oath that something has
been pulled or on the handicap
committee Yesterday u. w. Rein
OIL. In the qualifying round for tho
directors cup shot an 50 with his
handicap OF "a. this made his net
90, tho lov score by big margin
Tho following players qualified and
are paired FOR match play:
PAIRTNgg
=. ". Smith and W. ward Rich
ard Jackson, Jr. and r II HARDWOOD
y VI Rothmsn and r " Randall,
Y Graves and " o 7locum. r 81
Madison and " Rogani n "
Rslnohl and J Ide W A FAriow
and v r. Dewitt. O s. white and
Or Chasteraeld A Porter and II
T. Herrick = n Grifnth and CLYDE
! Wchster . .. Williams and r
Wilcox r. r I'M and a. = Oregon.
". v Alexander and w r. thinner
Schneider ana W p Mcfarland
s r. Fisk and !. a Young Tor I.
darkness and r r Brown
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
LAST DIVISION CLUB
TO PLAY HERE

Bccause OF ancient rivalry and
the dire necessity that Detroit win
Il S. probable that some more a.
Tendance records v.ll toppla this
week Il viii be- the .ast chance
Of the season Tor local fan 90 SOC
their warriors in battle with O. erst
division club
Detroit viii wish Chicago for two
Eames next and then. after l7st
whirl at Cleveland the TigerF ulU
start on Tee Gusl eastern trip that
will decide the peuuaut Friday
the tetm VIII go to So Lous for
three games and Monday tHa
Browns viii come hero for one
fracas. preceding the last games at
Chicago
This pro.easloru play Is not like.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
PROGRAM LIKELY TO
MEET WITH DISASTER.

IL II because o. this fact that this
Interesting program Of Rowland
Is very likely to be dynamited AZ its
very outset Inasmuch as the White
Sox have not been particularly dr.
fcult for the Tiger this year. and
inasmuch as even a pair Of defeats
would be disastrous 20 q certain
plan 81 valiant OLD waraorse 0y
the monickcr Ok Jennings. the COM
ing encounters with Chicago that
start tomorrow are viewed without
great apprehension iI this clt
PERHAPS tho dope may backfr,. bgt
the lockout reports that Detroit,
VIII continue 90 5'Fk in the midst
Of Friend Carrlgans dust. while our
Eentlemaily coH-eupo from
the WinIy city Nill he le,t Ak .ae
roadside repairing 5lovoute
After finishing Detroit. Row land
can 81 as lar o.. he like7 E.tI
belligcrcnt plans Nothing eol.d
suit the Tigers better than 10 hl
him capture I fva same. a
Boston, and h efforts WIZ De- ems
ncntly satisfactory e hc repeats his
August fca; and wins The series
You sec the Tigers follow ,he
White sox into the Msssa~hlapr.
metropoli. and should tae latter bs
fortunate az the Hub Detrof. would
probably enter Boston in tac ieaa
Neither Chicaso nor Detroit rlay o.
day both Cribs VIII have q fresh
ened pitching staff ready Cor .e-
vice. and the series here wI So,
the best slabsters on both payro.ia
in action
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30

predictions Milton Oakman'F sher-
us tas $ e. s.. the Peerless and
ms other clubs dguref prominent
Hw thr $ & went out he
trs' round and yesterday the Edel.
eiss club aided by NcKinlcy's fine
pitching put the work on tho Sher.
ts by 2 % % count Tho Peerless
folks surc1u5ed 90 the Euclids. the
pitching o., Fred Blandiug being
chiefly 90 blame 'or this upset Tho
score was Z 20 o The Grand LRun.
dry club got The jump on tho St
louis players. and then choked of
a ninth inning rally. winning 10 2.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
AXwOrthy and Peter Scott
To Race Again Tomorrow

ready for the opening OF the return
Of blue ribbon racing to New York
state morrow
The feature Of the Tuesday pro
gram Is the $4,000 purse for 2.0s
trotters. IN which Lee Axworthy
and Peter Scott viii meet for the
frat time since the N q NJ. In Do
roit when Axvorthy won by some
sensational finishing.
Tho dry however. never seems 20
got erearf enough fp korp tho Red
rlt frHfu winning "a Enm'-or tho
D. gers
Every nfuher 90 Tho Tigers gar
nrrc1 Hf tTarf ono fIrFIe but fhr
efrrveHsert ST. Cobb However. Ty
I'D "aye ea. original
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
SISLER LINKED?
BEATS JOHNSON

SIT LOUIS aug 20 -re1Is
here fear that George Sister a
Hured FOR tHe res ~ rs carecr
Yesterda the former Michigan RI.
legisn outpitrhed ard dr'aa "a Aal
tor Johnson. ahich ls bad mad.rin.
FOR recruits. according in tradition
Many q youns hurier a defeated
Johnson hiv drst fcar aif aH s
learn thereafter that be- could de-
feat nobody
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
BROOKLYN ~
BUYS CHENEY
TO WIN FLAG

NEW YORK. Aug 90-Rogcr
Bresnahan. manager Of tho cubs. pa.
day confirmed the report that ho
had traded Larry Cheney. pitcher. 20
the Brooklyn National league team
for inhelder Joe Schultz. and a cash
consideration Cheney has bad
bad arm al year. but recently seem
cd 20 be- rounding into form Cheney
hns an ironclaf contract for ahop|
81 600 ycar running two years
Manager Robinson thinks Chcncv
viii como heck hard enough 20 help
him lard tho fog and is investing
Choncy's salary IN the flag scram
bio
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
GIVES BONUS
TO MOTHERS KEEPING

TOLEDO, o Aug go Fran
Gilhpo'ry tho\ was sold 'i
U'ct d. fto Sow York Yank,-.
by Tho buffalo club of Che intry
national ia. que. received $1,000
as h. share for thc transacta
Gilh0o,cy SCENT This sum fo
mother here lio said Zoo "A lcHD
tn Der '.F' tho Yankees p0id
200 for bia services GilhOoi.
huI offers irUm thr pitisburr
lri r8. and tlr Trl1kfcdB Ia
formerly was with tho Yankees
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
Southern Champ, Seeking More Fame
Here, Started His Golf When But II

Nelson Mcstca Whitney of of interesting
golfers entered the amateur championship tournament
Whtney has championship
piaying golf when i3 ~ 1905
BE
then returned IN 1912 and WAS ruHnerup H 1913
"a In 1914
This viii be the southern stars fourth
IN lie also played In 1911. 1912 and
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30

the best aggregate ~ tle bunch
this season II me Brave see the
pernant. and its gaay.1z anan-
cal melon. slipping away from them
through the haze Of these coming
@eptem Der days they ma'~~get ~
vet and Kick dust i- melody
Fnra
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30

NEW YORK A.z Wta over
1870 payers entered ID the omr
ton eye-yta.Gg b. ser fo~ r.a
tlons. lawn tennis CHAINS.
which begins '9l-y AZ .- '
Side Tennis club Forest
TIE event s The frst
away from tae NeVror Casino g.
is PARTICULARS notable
elaborate plans have been made
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30

GrVvv rravath ~ again leading 'hs
|'fa u fhr manufacture ~ bone
rre And ~ fh'ut pitchers curve.
uHf ~ fl. rri lre reycfat roarr
H0' Iio went west aud learned fH.
lptr way tr address 70 curve.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-30
Rivalry of Mclaughlin,
Behr and Williams
Big Feature

FOREST HILLS, L. g.. Aug
Ca slow chilling drizzie
@7icn began YESTERDAY AFTER
noon continued to-day re-essi
tating postporeme7t % ire
Opening rounds Of tire Natie0a'
tennis crsr7p fors0 Is - Nas
cons ee-ed improbable trat pay
could &c 5es-r TO-DAY as t-e
weather bureau offered 10 1cpe
for clearing skies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07
GERMANY

limited Press Leased Wire Service1
BERLIN, March s. (via wireless TO
London .)-Repuise Of the Russians at
two points in Poland and victory
over the French in the Champagne
region were claimed in the official war
office statement made public tonight.
Tho kaiser's troops drove the
French out Of small wood north Of
Perthes. In trench fighting near
Perthes, the Germans took $50 prison
ers, including five French officers.
Russian movements toward the Rus
sian frontier have been beaten back
northeast Of Przasnysz. A Russian
force moving toward the border was
halted by German artillery fire. The
Russians made several attacks upon
German positions northeast of Plonsk
but were beaten off.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07
BALKANS

[ L nited Press Leus ,u wire Service. ]
Z ATHENS, March 6.-The Greek
cabinet resigned In body tonight,
following conference regarding the
possible entrance Of Greece into the
European war 1t was announced that
this action was taken because King
Constantine flatIy refused to approve
the program advocated by Premier
VenezoIos.
Bombardment Of the DardanelIes
crisis in the Greek capital. A strong
war party favorIng Greeee's entrance
into the conflict on the side Of the al
ers argued that Greece had nothing to
gain by remaining neutral while she
undoubtedly would be rewarded If she
sent her troops into Turkey and aided
In the conquest Of Constantinople.
Premier EuIeterios VenizeIos, who
was also minister Of war and other
members Of the ministry were report
ed to favor Of yielding to this demand.
Even the newspaper Hestia, one OF
the most cautious government news-
papers, gave assurance that the peo-
pie were ready to endure any sacri-
flee If the government declared her
self with the allies.
King Constantine, whose wife was
the Prussian Princess Sophia, a sis
ter TO Kaiser Wilhelm, Insisted that
Greece maintain her neutrality, II was
rumored. Following the cabinet meet
ing last Monday, the crown council
was convened and has been in session
all week. Not only present members
Of the ministry, but former premiers
have been called to the conference nj
the royal palace. Berlin, London and
Paris dispatches all agreed that the
palace conferences would determine
whether Greece was to abandon her
neutrality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07
EVEN KILLED
The UNDERTAKEN
Crazy Man, AS d With Re.
golver, Kiv Five and
Woundel.e 1.welve, Be
fors not Down.
BATTLE IN AN OFFICE
Lawyer, Accused Of swindlins Him
in Real Estate Deal, Was First
to Die and Then Came
the Civil War.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, March 6.-Ren-
dered insane through financial re-
verses, for which he believed Harry
F. Dunwoody, a local attorney, was to
blame, Monroe Phillips, money lend
er and lumberman, ran amuck In the
heart of the city today. {, When he
wound up, five men and Phillips him
self were dead, while twelve others
were wounded. Phillips was shot by
E. c. Butts, a lawyer, after the latter
had himself been wounded.
The dead:
HARRY F. DUNWOODY, lawyer.
H. A. PADGETT. former policeman
GEORGE w. ASBELL, motorman.
REX BEAVER. policeman.
VIM. A. HACKETT, undertaken.
MONROE PHILLIPS.
The injured:
w, H. Berry, Isaac Cohen, Sam Mar.
tin, Jerry Wilcar, j. E. Crumpter, e.
e. Butts, Carl Brown, l.. j. Yeavy A.
NJ Way, w. j. Way, Clyde Waller,
Gunner Tollas.
/ All Of the injured are expected to
recover. E
I Phillips went to Durswoodyss office
and accused him of swindling him II,
a real estate deal. The argument be
came heated and finally Phillips drew
his pistol and shot Dunwoody. The
noise Of the shooting attracted the
Others who rushed into the Office \
duel followed and finally Phillips fell,
riddled with bullets.
The dead and wounded were scat
tered about the building and the place
resembled a sham battle when the
firing ceased. The shooting took place
In one of the most prominent office
buildings in Brunswick, located on
Castle street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07
[By William G. Shepherd, United
Press STAFF CORRESPONDENTS

lDy VI. AoACPhoAo, chASSV
Press STAFF Correspondent
LONDONO, March 7.-(Sunday.)-
The wireless has worked another mir
gers and 200 Of the crew of the
French liner La Touraine afire off the
French coast, are safe. The big Hol-
land-American liner Rotterdam Is
standing by the blazing steamer ready
sary. The Rotterdam will convoy her
safely into port. Flames are still lick
Ing greedily at the liners hold the
Rotterdam wirelessed to Queenstown
shortly after midnight.
With steam extinguishers and fire
hose. the crew Of the liner Is battling
heroically with the flames. That the
blaze appears to be under control is
evidenced by: the .RotterGam.s mes.
sage. .We-nre ready TO take OF the
Touraine.s passengers If necessary.
Will convoy her to port"
The Rotterdam's message contained
no intimation that she knew Of the
danger Of possible explosion aboard
the burning steamer. 1t is believed
the crew of the LaTouraine bent its
first efforts to preventing the flames
from spreading to the hold in which
tons of cartridges are stored, and
succeeded. Otherwise it was argued
Captain Caussin would have ordered
the passengers to the boats when the
Rotterdam came rushing up to her
aid.
The Rotterdam sailed from New
York few hours after the French
liner. She is slower vessel steam
ing at an average speed Of seventeen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07
Fifty-seven Miners Found
Alive After Being En-
tombed For Four
Days and Nights.
WERE ALMOST STARVED
Five of Party Volunteered to
Attempt Escape and After
Hours of Toll, Reached
Rescuers.

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
LAYLAND, w. Va, March 6.-Sev-
en- coal miners were found alive to-
day after being entombed for more
than four days and four nights in No.
8 mine on Quinnimont mountain or
the New river and Pocahontas Con-
soiidated Coal and Coke Co., where
early last Tuesday an explosion
buried 1S2 men.
This left thirty-seven Of the en-.
1ombed man yet to be accounted for,
tonight, as ten had been rescued the
nfst day OF the explosion and seven
weight bodies recovered.
Five OF the men found alive today
walked out without support. They
mad existed for those ninety-six
hours upon the contents of their din
ner pals and what fresh water they
round In the remote chamber of the
mine where they fled from the pois-
oneus gases and after-damp which
followed the explosion
government rescue party today
located ffty-two more In entries nine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07
THE WEATHER

+ United Press Leased Wire Service |
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Weather
forecast:
Iowa: Local SHOWS Sunday. Mon
day fair.
Missouri: Partly cloudy Sunday,
preceded by snow in northeast por-
ton. Monday fair
Illinois: Local SHOWS Sunday. Mon
day probably fair
Local observations.
March Bar. Their. Wind with r
6 a. m.29.7S 2S SW Crdy
6 Z p. m.29.s4 80 W Showing
Precipitation in "a hours, IA.
River stage, 700 a. nl., S.9 feet.
Change in past "a hours, fall 1.2.
Mean temperature. 30
Highest temperature, 80.
Lowest temperature, %.
Lowest temperature FRIDAY night,
%. FIRED 2. GOSEWISCH.
Observer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07
men TRAPPED IN COAL mine
WERE NOT ALL KILLED, But
HAD VERY NARROW ESCAPE

and ten. These were brought to the
open and placed in temporary nos-
pital. A strong guard was thrown
around the hospital and none ad
mitted
When this explosion first occurred,
the men started for the mouth OF
mine No. 9, hut upon finding bodies
of men killed by the force of the ex.
plosion. retiress to entry No. 9 which
is beyond a Trap door. There they
stationed themselves, awaiting res
cue parties.
After their hi,pes Of rescue were
practically aban ioned and when suf-
fering from wslrt of food and water
became acute, Msve Of the entombed
men volunteered to grope their way
out.
Weakened fr,,ru insufficient nour-
ishment and fe,aring to light their
lamps, these five men. all foreigners.
clambered for htAlrs over debris be-
fore they met thagrescue party.
No bodies have been recovered
since Friday evsning. A special
train left Laylans late today with
the bodies of eighteen men killed In
the mine, in charge of relatives. des-
tined to points east
The grief and sorrow that has
marked the faces of she women and
children of men in thu mine since the
explosion occurred. has been changed
to that of hope and the reunion OF
those mourned for dead, was pitiful.
The families of the remaining en-
tombed men are gathered around the
drift at the mouth Of the mine to-
night, awaiting the return of rescue
crews with either dead or alive.
Proud Of the Men.
WASHINGTON, March ST am
proud OF the brave fellows from the
bureau of mines said Secretary OF
Interior Lane tonight, discussing the
rescu, of fifty-seven men from the
4 ,ayland. w. Va, colliery, after four
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07
Allies Bring Toward More Ships to Hammer
Away at Chief Town in Asiatic Turkey
While Forcing Dardanelles
SEVERAL FORTS HAVE BEEN S|LENCED
SQUADRON is Now Said to be Fifteen Miles Inside
the Narrow Strip Of Fortified Water
Leading to Constantinople
fBy Ed L. Keen, United Press Sta
80 5s'4,a

fRv Ed L Keen. United Press Staff
Correspondent
LONDON, March 6.Smyrna, first
citv Of Asiatic Turkey. is being heav-
+ liz bombarded by the British East In
I dian feet under Vice Admiral Richard
In Peirse. The magazines of Fort
Yenickale have been blown up with
terrific effect upon the garrison, and
Peirse's squadron has moved in to
attack the city at close range.
The admiralty made this announce
ment tonight in an official, statement
dealing with the assaults upon the sul-
san.s strongholds in the east The
Anglo-French feet, It was announced.
| has leyeled Turkish land defenses in
! side the Dardanelles for a distance of
several niles and is now pounding
away at the big forts guarding the
narTows Of the strait itself.
Marine detachments, cooperating
with the warships have driven the
Turkish troops back in skirmishes for
the possession OF villages both on Gal
iipoli peninsula aid on the shore Of
Asia Minor. Besides Smyrna, several
Asia Minor ports have been shelled by
British warships in the Aegean sea-
The British losses in the last three
Gays fighting total nineteen killed,
three missing and twenty-five wound
ed, tb,, admiralty stated.
It was officially denied that serious
damage has been done any allied war
ships.
admiralty officials in giving out the
statement tonight. again refused to dis
cuss Bucharest dispatches concerning
the dash Of the Russian Black sea
fleet toward Constantinople. 1nauir-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07

ers were informed that all news con-
cerning the Russian naval operations
must come from Petrograd. The lat
est Bucharest dispatches reported
that the Russian fighting fleet would
arrive of the Bosphorus tonight or
early Sunday.
In three days incessant hammering
at the Turkish forts inside the Darda-
nelles, the allied feet has moved up
the straits to the entrance of the
"narrows," stretch of waterway
scarcely more than mile in width
and about fifteen miles from-the en-
trance The 15-inch guns Of the sup
erdreadnaught Queen Elizabeth are
battering away at Fort Mejidies, In
side the narrOws and commanding tho
miIe-wide waterway. The super
dreadnaught 1850 pound projectiles
already have inflicted severe damage
upon the forts batteries
Chaaak tort. on the Asiatic side,
south OF the narrows entrance, has
been silenced Only q feeble ffire Is
coming from Kilid' Bahr, opposite
Chanak and on the European side.
Fort Nanazieh higher up. on the hills
overlooking Kilid Bahr. has been par
TALLY dismantled, but her modern
Krupp guns continue to rain shells
into the channel.
Fort Dardanos, the first important
Turkish defense on the Asiatic shore
inside the Dardanelles, was reduced
after a forty-eight hour bombardment.
The British battleships Albion, Prince
George and Triumph played projec-
tiles upon Dardanos all day Wednes-
-