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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 610, 13 September 1909, Page 11

! A 'fpnrte6ii-ycar-bld boy, Eugene -M'Carinackt. con of Inspector M'Cbrmack, of South Shields Police, performed a gaUant deed. At a; placo. called Trow Rocks, on the Durham c6Mt/;Vh6 . and..a nufflbol - . of. companions had bwn bathing,-.and wcro" .-dressing, . when John O'Neill, a boy of-tv/clvc, was seen Btniggling in '.tho sea. . M'Cormaok jumped' from : ;the rocks into, tho water .and Bwam out to ::th.o.v'boy, ' and with some difficulty i Aanaged. to:.get hold of the littlo.fellow, who had ■twice; gon'o tinder before he could bo reached. When.ho'was brought to slioro.O'Neill was unconscious. >

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