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... search, to-day, no further bodies have been picked up. » It is believed the number lost is 232. Survivars of the disaster were landed at Queensferry by the depot ship Tyne. It is unofficially stated that the Pathfinder’s crew numbered 264, and that 58 ...
... ois? That village has been cntirely demolished by the battle between our valiant Belgians and the Germans. But the Germans lost heavily in that battle. They themselves acknowledge to having Jost 2,000 men. The Convent and Hospital at Londerzeel are oooupied ...
... wing to the North of the Aisne ’m.rda_r the enemy, in superior numbers, qined 3 slight advantage which they omost a 8 quickly lost. On the right bank of the Oise, the Allies continuo to make progress to the north of Rbeims. fhe enemy’s ottacks have been ...
... 16th, the Dwarf was purposely rammed by the Nachtioall, a German merchant ship. The Dwarf was slightly damaged but sustained no casualties. The Nachtigall was wrecked. The enemy lost four white men and 10 co'oured men and 8 white men and 14 coloured men ...
... of New Westminster and Vancouver, 8.C., sends us the following lines:— John Bull’s land is the land of liberty, John Bull's ships are a-salling on the sea, John Bull's aeroplanes fly over land and sea, As we go marching along | (Charus) Glory, glory, alleluia ...
... and one unfi of the liguid fuel damaged by shell. The lshods were d.u(-;:ced. Other shipping is practically undamaged. General ‘ dumage infinitesimal, Seveill lives were lost \ ...
... of them had been in the house on that fatal night. I leared that the American was at times a player for high stakes, and had lost or won at times heavy amounts. Yet he was immensely wealthy, and winning or losing was still the same whole-souled man o, honour ...
... captured by the Allies, making a grand total of 387 ships, a tonnage of 1.140,000. Reganding the Brtish shipping detained and captured, there are 74 mmi's_ tounage 170,000, in German ports, and 12 ships, tonnage 59,000, Tiave been captured or sunk by Germans ...
... Denjamin e R SR 1 e u.fi:u, he must have lost dus' 7. 6d., and costa Ts. 6d., or seven AKROYD-PLACE v. PARKINSON-LANE At Savile Park. RESULT:— AKROYD PLACE, 4 goals. PARKINEON LANE, 1 goal. 26 No Russian Ship Lost, REUTER'S TELEGRAM. Potrograd, Friday. ...
... The Naval Headquarters Staff &\ ishes the fob lowiig: Since the war began there have beea constant rumours of Russian ships being lost. In ‘,al-on every case investigation has proved thas | these reports emanate from newspapers of the | ememy countries ...
... Huge Forces near Cracow. Drunken Austrian Soldiers Slaughter Each Other. | cvnstant rumours of Kussian ships being lost. In Petrograd, Thursday, 10-30 p.an. | almost every case investigation has proved tha Down to a late hour to-nught says a ™ Dmlj Tele ...
... an attack was made on Fort Lierre, but the Belgians sallied ont, and with Vigorous bayonet charges drove back the enemy who lost heavily. Thirty prisoners were taken. Th Waelhem Forts were also attacked during the night They romuined silent till the Germans ...