Istanbul, Aug. 27.
Iready, despite numerical inferiority, the Royal Air Force has acquired mastery in the air; when they acquire numerical superiority the position will further improve," declares the newspaper "Yenisabah.
"The Premier tells us what will happen then, and by what we have observed so far this statement, that British air raids will attain unimaginable proportions, is in no way an exaggeration.
"The Premier tells us also that the weapon which will overthrow Germany is not only the air arm but the more terrible one of blockade.
For months, Germany has boasted that she has blockaded Britain, yet merchant ships regularly unload foodstuffs, munitions and raw materials at British ports. Can one say the same of Germany and occupied territory?"—Reuter. are like a Disease flit cannot be cured at once but by iterated treatment only. One bottle of harmless
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