Hong Kong Telegraph 1914-11-12
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1914-11-12
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- Turks Turkish Flanking Movement Repulsed
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- 1914
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1914-11-12
Year: 1914
TO-DAY'S LATEST WAR TELEGRAMS. EMDEN'S COMMANDER UNHURT. NEPHEW OF KAISER AMONG THE PRISONERS. Survivors to be Given all Honours of War. CASUALTIES - 200 KILLED AND 30 WOUNDED. Emden's Captain and Kaiser's Nephew Prisoners. Honours of War to Emden survivors. Our Japanese Comrades. Allies Still Doing Well. Severe Fighting. British Inflict Heavy Losses. 600 Germans Killed. TO-DAY'S WAR TELEGRAMS. EARLIER TELEGRAMS. Enemy's Attacks Again Repulsed. Germans Sail to have Made Pence Proposals. Recruiting Boom Recommences. Loyal Moslems. Numerous British Subjects Detained by Turks. Turkish Flanking Movement Repulsed. Russians Still Advancing Victoriously. His Majesty's Confidence. Military Despotism in Turkey. Still Violent Fighting In the North. TELEGRAMS. OBITUARY. WELL-KNOWN DRAMATIST DEAD. WILL THE ZEPPELINS COME? England's Preparations for Welcome. Locusts on Increase in Luzon. Indian Railway Earnings. TELEGRAMS. NEWS FOR BUSY MEN. CONDENSED. NEWS. DON'T FORGET. TO-DAY. TO-MORROW. OUR CONTEMPORARIES. South China Morning Post. National Fortitude. Daily Press. The End of the Emdtn. China Mail. The Capture of the Emden. GENERAL NEWS. For the Destitute French. The Archbishop of Madras. Re
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