Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-11
Effort Commences Which Brit
iSh Believe win Bring Sue
cess to Russians SoreIy
Pressed by Enemy,
ZEPPELlNS MAKE RAID
ON COAST OF ENGLAND
Italy Understood 10 Be Ready
10 Cooperate for Capture
Of ConStantinopIe and Gain
Entrance to Black Sea,
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commencement of new and greater eff
forts 10 force the Dardanelles and thus
bring succor to the Russians who are
sim being hard pressed by the Austro-
Germans In eastern Poland and the
Baltic provinces, and at the same time
To influence the Balkan states. to-
gether with Zeppelin raid on the
east coast Of England, In which four
teen persons were killed and fourteen
wounded are the effects Of war news
tonight
For some time the news from the
Dardanelles from the British stand
point has been more cheerful While
no details Of the operations there have
been given out the public has been
allowed to learn that the hope for
successful issue in the fighting on the
Turkish peninsula was brighter,
New Attack ON Turks.
The renewed attempt against the
Turkish positions, which apparently Is
In full swing, seems to be concerted
enc. Attacks are being made at the
VIZ VI INV lNAAlAANWAtAf WA1Ah AAAN ~
thla road. whore a gain of 200 yards
on "a front OF 500 yards has been made,
md at sari Bair, where an important
crest has been occupied, according to
General Sir Ian Hamilton, comman-
der-in-chief OF the British forces.
"Elsew here" General Hamilton's re-
port continues, "a fresh landing has
.'been successfully effected and con
SIDERABLE progress made This and
ing evidently was surprise to the
Turks. as $50 prisoners, a number Of
guns and a quantity OF material are
declared to have been taken by the
British forces.
Location of Attacks.
a Turkish official report supplies
the localities Of two landings. Ac-
cording to this, forces We're put ashore
in the environs OF Karaehali, town
On the road which skirts the north
shore Of the Gulf Of Saros opposite
the neck Of the Gallipoli peninsula,
ana near Ari Burnt This latter place,
although it is not shown on available
maps, Is believed to be at the foot of
Sari Bair, just north of where the
Austrans are holding a strong posi-
ton.
At Arl Buruu the Turks admit that
the landing was successfully carried
out, but they claim TO have dispersed
the troops which came ashore near
Kurachal ID Is believed in military
circles here that the landing az Kara
chai was only feint to disguise the
real intention Of the allies, although
II is said that the putting ashore Of
strong force at this point might re-
suit in their working around ana cut
ting the Turkish main line Of commu-
nications with the GaIlipoll peninsula
above the Buloir line across the neck
of the peninsula.
only Way to Aid Russia.
The forcing of the Durdanelles is
realized by the military critics here
to be Of the greatest Importance for
they assert that ii IS Che only way
that the allies can render immediate
aid TO Russia and repay her FOR the
great sacrifices she has made for the
common cause. In addition, 1t is
believed BY the military observers
that success here would bring the
Balkan states definitely over to the
side of the quadmple entente powers
In the war Italy is understood 20
be prepared to lend hand in the
operations
Zeppelin Is Destroyed.
In their latest aerial raid over the
English coast which occurred Mon
lay night ana this morning, the GER
mans lost one OF the Zeppelin air
ships which took part In IT, II was
attacked by gun fire while on its re-
urn home after having dropped
bombs and was so seriously damaged
hat il fell into the sea and was towed
into Ostend, belgium. whore allied
lrmen attacked and destroyed it. lt
s. believed that four or five airships
ooh part In the raid.
4 dispatch from Holland says that
i've more airships passed over that
country going in a northwesterly di-
ection this morning SO that another
lir raid on England is expected to-
hight
The continual bad weather which
ias been prevailing in England
would It was believed, prevent the
from coming last night and
his morning but their appearance
indicates that ordinary adverse
Weather conditions are not detri-
nent TO them
There was a biz storm on the east
cast today, however, and this might
make Il dangerous for airships to vis-
that locality tonight
Russians stll IN Danger.
The stro-Gormans are slowly
losing in on the portions OF the Rus
ian armies which remain on the Pol
5h salient Their wide, outflanking
movement IN the north part of the