Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-25

Pasha. for Instance. is admiral Of the
imperial German navy ana general Of
IN, ottoman Cuost dctcns,s
Few tro-Iiungarian,.
There ar" In Turkey at this time
the officers and m,n of several Aus
tro-l hungarian heavy batteries. Thcso.
however. do not flim AN intrinsic
part OF tn ottoman army in the
sense III" Germans de. la that case
inc Organization has been loaned for
a. Hc time end purpose. Neither
b" number of batteries. nor that Of
the personnel may b' given here The
statement must suffice that the Aus
/ lIo-ll inc1rians WITH the Turkish
/ ber
Until the allies landed on Gal
! llp"H the duties %: the German mill
/ tHrv mission consisted entirely Of rc-
| organization. Up t. that time Its
members had bccl occupied putting
the ottoman army OF "a now basis IN |
tactical and administrative matters |
W non Ia" Cumputn ON Gal ipoll !
commtnced the Turkish govcrnmcnt |
was Obliged tC pJ The head of tn. |
misSi pn Field Marshal Ilman Won |
sanders Pasna, I'm C-maud Of he |
IdIllnuh army, composed Of parts Of |
tho Third and Ei:'a armies of ,hc
ottoman army eight divisions in all
Ihe number OF Grrmans with tho
'iaIhpoll ior cs was small at any
um". Beside Sanders Pasha thore
were Cn IN" peninsula for a time
G"l cral Weber Pashu. commander OF
tho south or Sodd-"l Eahr group. who
succeeded col Won SOdoustprn.
'olonc' kannenEiescr, commander OF
an Antfarta sector: Licutcnant-
Colonel Winners Boy. commander of
the Elc' cnth division then stationed
Of &IIf D.. III
on W"her's start Major r.. II. Prigge
chicf OF staff; two German artillery
captains, one captain of on
giucors. six first licutcnauts Of staff;
TWO German artillery captains, one
or them being Won Rahenau. only
German officer taken by British. five
second lieutenants, four supply Officers
or The German reserve, seven army
surgeons, two officers of the field in
diligence and communication service.
and two aViators. To these must be
added German captain Of cavalry.
lit'mcister Won Westerhagon, who
had bccn in the banking business in
wall street. Won Westcrhagen did not
'emaiu long on the peninsula. leaving
'or Auatolia with Weber Pasha when
hat general was replaced at Sedd-ol-
tahr 10y Wehib Pasha In July
Several OFFICERS with inatoIians-
with tho Anatolian army about
he same number of German officers
crNcd. Weber pasha, who has al
"ody been named, was the higher Of
iccr of the German origin. There
we're three coloucls Of artillery, BIN
lold. SchicrholtZ and Effnert, besides
ourtccn field officers. most of them
ttachod to the artillery arm and the
cchulcal troops with this force also
ervod five German army surgeons.
The second ottoman or European
rmv was In command Of Field Mar
han Won der COLT pasha. Outside
T the starr officers Of tho German ~
asha. no German officers were at f.
lchcd to this force. with the exccp- -.
ION of five officer-aviators stationed -, -
I Adr!auople. ~
The ottoman forces operating ~,
Galnst the Russians in Asia Minor w.
ad greater complement of German -,
Ulcers about fifty in all. In the op- n,
ration against the Suez Canal in the ,I'
Inter Of l9li-l6. eighteen German 49,,
ffiocrs participated, most OF them 49,,
cling on the staff Of Dicma Pasha, g.,
commander Of the troops I'm Palestine. o.,
yria and the desert. with the Otto ,'' r'
1dn troops I'm Arabia no Germans ~,
ave served. "
Many in Coast Defense ne
In the coast defense organization OF ma
he D1rdancllcs German officers were +,
lsC active Most Of them came from Of
lc reserves Of the German navy
hough the service. resembling I'm tho VI;
la'n the coast dcfcuso troops Of tho in
nlted states In organization. was cr,
oadcd by pjcmal Pashu, the man ISL
'tually I'm command was Great Ad- gu
iraI Won Uscdom Pnsha, close iro