The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07


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.cr,hod III. 1,,r,. cana on asain and
so,in tvb,inv mavn,lce,,ly and CA ling
unon tho name os God. our men stood
10 i, maintained bv The many deeds OF
daring and tho old traditions OF their
yNce. There was no f,inching. They
died IN the ranks where they stood.
Here Gems. Cayley. baldwin and
Cooper and all their gallant men
achieved great glory. on this bloody
field Eel, Brig Gen. Baldwin. who earned
his first laurels on Caesars camp, AZ
Cnnnsr mons Tho hadiv wounded
800 tan, .col xur c~n,nn,, ndius the
Tir,, Worces,ershirc Reriment Lieut.
r., a,i,oo cop,,a,lar of tho sixth
Ioy,i Nor,h Ianc.shi.e Regiment ;
lou, .coi I Garden. c%oumauding the
Frh Wiltshire Regiment.
"py evening tho total casualties OF
Cen. Rirdwood's force had reached 1000
and included a very large proportion of
officers. The Thirteenth Division of the
new army. under Major-Gen. shaw. had
alone los, 5000 out OF "A grand total of
10000, Brig.-Gen. Baldwin was gone.
and all his STAN mon and commanding
officers. thirteen. had disappeared from,
yne nRnVl1K tUFtIlNtS. II w ~ " Nc
and Worcesters had lost literally every
officer.
.~Thc old German notion that no unit
could stand the loss Of more than %
per cent. has been completely falsihed.
The Thirteenth Division Of the Twenty
ninth Brigade OF the Tenth Irish Divi-
sion have lost more than twice that and
in spirit were game for AS much more
renting az might lie required
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was entrusted with the conduct of the
suvla Bay operations. They were not
successful.
n.,s~ proVcd Disastrous
on the morning "i 'he sun. soy w.
report. zen Stoptord' re'olie'''he 'ne
vast issues winch hung upon nus success
In forestallinS the enemy urged Ms
divisional Commanders to push on.
The weather was not. Ihe ne"
troops suffered much from want OF
water. There was DISCRIMINATION, IN.
hy ash,s ber. ana there win an enemy
scattered over a country unknown.
These plans for delay were perfectly
well founded. Hut II seens to have beer
overlooked that the half defeated Turk.
In front OF us were equally exhausted
and disorganized and that an advance
was the slmplest and swiStes, method o,
eoly,ny tho water trouble and ever,
other sor, of trouble.
THE divisional Generals were in
Sorr,ed rha, In Wow Of tho inadeoua,,
artt,lerv summer, Ger S,opford did no
v,,sh Them ia mako frontal attacks ~,
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ian divisions alone we're a.. OOo under IN,
c.ts-h,ishmsr some ~ nv nue hat
Italian. had dw,nd,ed dawn 81 far that
had 70 withdraw Them from the fight
irr line. The MOS, vital need was 70
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RANKS When tina, was done wante,
4 oo0 fresh rifles From VIVA, kne,
NJ the TurLish situation in both us loca
ava oenar,I asnec,s /, seemed humanl
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SEM me AT once We would still clear
na.saga for tho tse, tn const,ntinople "
De,cr,bIns The oreratiors on Angus
10 Uamilr,n EXPLAINS why all the re
serves were no, available,
"a, timas" no SAYS II though, c
,h,owiry M res.ry.s into this s,lbbor
c.n,r.l hat,ia where nroba blv they uoul
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