... The Lost Ships The saving of the invalided soldiers and crew of the Australian transport Barunga must have been a really wonderful piece of work, There were no casualties, although she is said to have had about 900 souls on board. She is the old German ...

... oman Sues P.M.G. OUR SUBMARINES IN THE BALTIC What the 7 Lost Ships Accomplished. A FINE STORY OF NAVAL PLUCK. Having had access to the Admiralty records, grits @ London correspondent of the ** Mancheser Guardian,” 1 am abls to let in a little light opon ...

... shops. When the pirate submarine is virtually abolished, and when the lost ships are m%laml, then, and not till then will Great Britam have won the command of the sea and Germany have lost the war at sea. Unless, indeed, she fights and wins a fleet action ...

... THE LOST LUSITANIA - Ships sunk in deep water cannot be salved. It is not expected by any salvage expert that the Lausitania, for ex| ample, will ever be lifted. Divers can' not work in more than twenty-five fathoms successfully, though for special purposes ...

... Reepham. The Englishmen were sentenced to seven days’ imprisonment. The . Germans, it appeared, were not tramps, but had lost their ships, and were tramping to catch them at other ports. Sergt. Moody of the Lincoln City Police, interpreted the men’s story ...

... aviator is the ideal man for the fightretention at a home sta- Tl;r—nc;t;rm;;;;n; his keenness of the fighting pilot.” The Lost Ships b of the invalided soldiers and Australian transpor: Barunga been a really wonderful piece of were no casualties, although ...

... WONDERS UNDER THE WAVES How Submarine Victims are Salved OVER 400 SHIPS RAISED FROM SEA BOTTOM No State department for the salvage TEN A MONTH of lost ships existed prior to the out-| The growth of the plant and the skill break of war. To-day the Admiralty ...

... We wun adoiv w leave it alome. 3. THE GERMAN MERCHANT FLEET. ...

... Reservist, formerly I the Weles Fusiliers, on receiving his summons Pinned it in the window TWO WARSHIPS LOST. Two British ships of war have been lost in the lish Channel—an escort vessel, which was tor. and a torpedo gunboat, which was sunk h.fihflon. In ...

... yesterday, said “he had been approached by a man, seventy-two years of age, who had been torpedoed seven times and bad had five ships lost under him, who was anxious to sign on for another voyage. Newspaper Management No man in England, for his age, has greater ...

... case at 80l ¥as etated that John Vasey, a R i the Weldn Fusiliers, on receivix Pinned it in the window TWO WARSHIPS LOST. Two British ships of war have lish Channel—an escort vesscl, , and a torpedo gunboat, I_vaolh-um. In the two casualties ...

... action and marine risks, issued that during June the gress tish ships lost was 161,062 than in May), and of Allied ships 114,567 (17,278 tons less ), giving a total for British, neutral ships of 275,629 tons less than in May), and the month since September ...