Logan Republican | 1915-03-23 | Page 1 | World Watches Allies' Attempt to Force Way through Dardanelles and Capture Constantinople

World Watches Allies' Attempt to Force Way Through Dardanelles and Capture Constantinople. Photos by American Press Association. With tho first success of tho nllles' warships lu demolishing the forts at tho Aegean entrance of the Dardanelles Darda-nelles tho possibility of tho ultimate capture of Coimtiinltnoplo became of worldwide Interest Tho Diintmicllus has always been considered practically Impregnable. Since- the war begun It hns been nuwly mined mill It forts great-ly great-ly strengthened. Under German supervision It has booinio mi nriueil strait so carefully pmtcctul ns to make the attempt of tho allies' fleet seen pnrtlcijlarlj perilous. Here Is rIihwii a map of this newest seono of tho great ron-Ulct ron-Ulct A view of Constantinople, the prize contended for. Is kIiowii. with n picture of tho KiikIIxIi battle cruiser In-flexlblo, In-flexlblo, which was Hear Admiral Sturdeo's flagship It. thr imvul Imltle olT tho Falkland Islands nml is now tu flag-ship flag-ship ot the fleet In tho Dardanelles.