British Evacuate Anzac Under Moonlight at Gallipoli
An Anzac dispatch from Anzac Bay dated December 19 to 20 describes the British withdrawal from the Gallipoli peninsula. Captain Bean reports careful moving of troops and guns by moonlight, heavy Turkish bombardment, and the successful completion of embarkation with boats collecting wounded and remaining matériel.
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Grandson of the Kaiser Seen in New Photo
A sturdy looking youth identified as Alexander Ferdinand, described as the grandson of the Kaiser, appears in a recent image. The caption notes his resemblance and status within the imperial family.
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New Arsenal for Greek Navy Planned at Salamis
The article notes preliminary work on a proposed new Greek navy arsenal to replace Salamis, with an estimated cost of $14,000,000. British engineers direct the fog operations while a New York inventor patents concrete post bases to extend fence post life.
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