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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1239, 22 September 1911, Page 9

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A bargp, which was being towed by a tug, had just started down tho river from '.l.r. Charles Murrell's wharf at Blackfriars, London, when it collided- with a pier of the bridge and began to sink almost immediately. The two men who were aboard snatched up a puppy and a cat, jumpe.l into the boat, and' safely reached the tug, which was htandin;; by. The puppy, however, .noisily protested against being removed fro:n its sinking home. Bounding from its master's side, it I ■•ipt from the tug on to tho deck of the barge and disappeared down into the cabin. In a few seconds the puppy was forced through tho open skylight by a rush of air, and was hurled several feet into the air. It dropped into the river, and was then rescued.

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