Putnam patriot., 1917-07-27
LOST BY TIaiIJITY.
An Early British Haval Failure al
 the DertaneGes.
GOT HIS FLEET TITO 4 TRAP.

Had Hs t1ts3 2 r1rr j, 15t Tie Hes Hated, caas tHs Tgrs1 Tins 70 Arm and Was e5aEarasa eses 70 tas Sea. The uasse f9I eaHHaiea at Gal u-aH waen tae sawe- of fbe allied vees failed fH fbetr atteaet t9 reaeA Con4autiHalIe after Turex had ar rsged he4se.f ou t3e -lde of Germany recalls tla Ha when Str Jaan Duck worth sailed through tlie nardauelies and then fH#a8 round and sailed out again f was in ls7 when Naaoleon Has nt war vfth maFa than half world and eHen England had on The .hrose Hias with aa luasm brain and ministry ealleI that of @ail the tal- eat-. WGish u spisr or is name was alefchcdlT inefficient
 TAe French were trying Q come to an understanding with the irres0lnte sultan SelIm wAch was greatly dis qu,ctlug t9 The gar since in view Of fae great yletofies of tbe Little Cor uoralr fl Prussia ha could il afford tn spare aar forces from the Russian frontier. sa he asked the British Co send q fe-t 10 the sublime porte and compel se#m fo make terms with Rus sia and FHeaHd
 Accordingly ST John pnekwerth was ordered to Iein Admiral Louis in the Aegosu sea and lead the combined fleets up the DaEdaueiies 10 the Turk lsh capital. where. after securing the sa eetr 0s aff Afbataa9t, fhe British aHhassaAar Ae vas to dictate terms t0 thc sultan.
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 What q contrast between the coming in and tue rnlng out.
 For sixty rlrs they ran the gaEt let of q caHfnrnl and heavy fire. I was mcrssuut aul ealling in the sea Q Mnrm#a nHd n ihe narlaneucs | was lerttlI 8here stone halls weigh in- 1m aad s0 pounds, snapped th' ri- HE bH dHHu tae Hast, oa- frv hed i4 fhe=5et Is TAe f7l et th' ar 'ers Vaatee efeHiHg aud tbe ~mok. hum, over eEerg 5buug In dark. impene tt.dic folds
 The M#Htad udufa sou.l q, nothing Ha run and aa the ymrtl wH wUa hta te anta fra ed tA Aceeen ea. although with a badly ha. toIel teeI.
 It has 9hva3z seemed eGsiafs ta H. rc1lcr ef history tHal pnsE2erth c~ ,apel the fale If Adhaml fNs wi was court marlial,l 'aA SAat Ctt years btsofe for lusj sn | aoth, iameutae.e errer of md meqt m only explanation osll ie tht this WIS tNae af so 9efri'e fears au1 p.s.. tha; e'ea t'. a matter gs tis's NGs spaa tast t,eu thc more Gas rliu eaf 1t~ problem If uatloual dee,ro tho eeslgHs ea N8nole-l Aanih's t.ar panien.
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