Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-11-06 | Page 10 | Many Turkish Ships Are Sunk

MANY TURKISH SHIPS ARE SUNK London Nov 6. 1 50 a m. A dispatch dis-patch to the Dally Telegraph from Odessa by way of Moscow says that twelve Turkish and German transports trans-ports carrying coal have been sunk near Uzunguldak. on the Mediterranean Mediterrane-an coast of Asia Minor. Ix)ndon, Nov 5. Developments on land and sea and in the diplomatic situation rolled up fast today, cement tag Turkey firmly in her warlike po sltiou The Russian admiralty announced officially that the Turkish fleet has been driven from the Black sea and is now effectively bottled up in the DUDJIUUrUB SUI1 III rvUBMBII OIUUH. sea fleet standing guard at the entrance. en-trance. On the Caucasian frontier Turkey is stated to have massed 100,000 troops, including 25.000 cavalry and over 100 batteries of artillery with guns of heavy caliber and newes; type. General Sand'-rs I'asha is in command of the army, which already is reported to have taken numerous lllages along the frontier This report re-port comes from an apparently authentic au-thentic Turkish source. The Russian foreign office, on the other hand, declares officially that the Russian Caucasian army which is invading in-vading Turkey has advanced several miles info Turkish territory and has occupied several Turkish villages, driving the Turks beforo them