Descriptive Dardanelles Town Under Warfront Transformation
A British expéditionary force correspondent describes a Dardanelles town amid wartime transformation. Multinational troops including French chasseurs d Afrique and Senegalese troops reshape roads, quays, and daily life while Greek priests, women at wells, and oxen plows share a fragile Eastern peace with modernizing troops.
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Associated Press
Athens
Dardanelles
Chasseurs d'Afrique
Army Service Corps
Empress Nicholas Embraces Public Touch Across Russia
Correspondence from Odessa reports Emperor Nicholas II touring southern Russia in a republic friendly effort to reach common people. He rode a khaki clad auto, saluted crowds, addressed troops, spoke plainly of Russia’s past and present, and pledged protection and victory with allies.
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Russia
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Have Russians to Burn. Czar Looses More Troops
The Atlanta Journal jokes that even after many Russians are captured the czar releases another large force. The satirical line references ongoing Russian military actions and adds a brisk, punchy quip about endless manpower.
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