... THE LOST GERMAN SHIPS. The light cruiser Mainz was a comparatively new ship, baying been completed late in 1909. Her displacement was about 4.300 tons, and she had turbines of 19,600 h.p. Her best speed on trial was 27.2 knots. The armament consisted ...

... Romance. Pulsating with emotion, it tells a Story that is strange, yet tree to evory-day life. Coming Next Week The Isle of Lost Ships. Commence at 8 p.m.. and on Saturdays at 7 and 9. ...

... the first-class pictures of to-day. The following weak the Palace will present that most amazing of stories, The Isle of Lost Ships. ...

... HIGFI WAY is more than s Fltory. It Is Life; it is Fact. Don't Miss this !him. THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY. The Isle of Lost Ships. Amazing, Stiggering, Weird, Wonderful, this Story of the terrible Sargasso Sea, where n community of Shipwrecked Castaways ...

... homeward bound from Iceland after a six months' voyage. For the past two or three days she had been rudderless, and had lost the ship's boat. ...

... PIRATES' WEEK'S WORK. The Admiralty*, weekly statement regarding the amber of ships lost as a result of the German submarine blockade, shows that for, the week ended June 23, with 1,469 oversee vessels of over three hundred tons net of all nationalities ...

... THE WEEK'S HAM The weekly statement issued on Satusday by the Press Bureau of ships lost as the result of the German submarine blockade shows that in the week ended June 30 the arrivals and sailings of merchant vessels of over 300 tons at 'United Kingdom ...

... seagoing merchant ships lost their lives by drowning, wreck, or other accident. This is one in 254, for the total employed was 242,970. In addition, 124 pawners lost their lives by shipwreck, the combined total being 1,078--3C5 iu sailing ships and 774 in ...

... third mast, evidently belonging to another vessel, has come ashore, leading to the presumption that two vessels have been lost. Ships arriving at Hull report terrible experiences during the gale. The steam trawler I)on had her deck hand washed overboard ...

... explosion which canoed the loss of the ship was due to an accidental ignition of ammunition on board the ship. There is no evidence to support a suggestion that the explosion was due either to treachery on board the ship or to an act of the enemy. The Bulwark ...

... dense fog settled down on the sea, and the ships lost sight of one another. Speed seethe to have been slackened to about seven knots per hoar. Just about one P.M. the look-out of the Vanguard found that the ship was in ;dangerous proximity to a large sailing ...

... lately been s®t to prison for desertion. Healey is described as a Mead, mart man of 20. A short time since Mrw but lost his ships for striking!' soldier. The ooroner'sinquent erasheld on Monday at the barracks before Mr. Giles Symonds. The evidence ...