THIS PAPER HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER SCHOOL PAPER IN THE WORLD-FOURTEENTH YEA CURRENT EVENTS A Condensed Newspaper, Weekly, for Use in Public and Private Schools. Registered E . VOL. XIV Springheld, Massachusetts FRIDAY, MARCH 12. 1915 Chicago, Illinois Atlanta, Georgia N FLEETS STORM in the war sank several British warships. The British war office DARDANELLES reports two German submarines sunk. so Principal Event of Week's War- One of War's Horrors fare-Crisls in Greece Over War The Russians report that Prospect - Britain Slow in retaking Przasnysz they found Answering American Note city of wounded and dying." A1 most every house was filled with - 36 wounded soldiers who had berr The dramatic event in the war, unable to get away. Hundred this week, is the continued ham had died from lack of surgic attention. mering of the Dardanelles forts 31 by the allied British and French Fear Massacre of Christians fleets. ConstantInople is reported to la The warships are moving call- in a panic because of the succe tiously up the narrow strait, their of the French and English crula big guns pointed ahead and ers in forcing an entrance into th slightly towards the sides. The Dardanelles, There are gra fears of a massacre of Christian purpose is to reduce the fortifica- throughout Turkey If the Turk tions ahead of them. so that the lose, fleet will be safe from attack when it reaches a position opposite the Shelling Coast Cities of Turkey Medium Photo Service forts. By this plan the forts have While waiting for the Dards little chance to hit the battle hips. nelles to be cleared for the et: THE BOSPORUS, NEAR CONSTANTINOPLE trance of the whole fleet, the re The picture shows a bit of the Bosporus, about 25 miles I Another reason for the slow warshins mainder of the British and Frenel feeling their way. A Russian fleet appreach from - fleets Constantinople Toward this point the French and British more shelled the