A WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2482, 8 June 1915, Page 5

A WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING

I SUBMARINE PIRATE'S DISGUISE J I MISTAKEN FOR A SCHOONER 0 London, June 6. The Aberdeen fishing,liner Strathbran mistook a submarine for a schooner as sho was rigged np with a sail. The submarine -without giving warning sank the Strathbran. . n (The crew were thirty-one hours m an s open boat before being picked up and u brought to Wick. s GREEK STEAMER SUNK. o London, June 6. j ! A report from Rome states that the ' Greek steamer Virginia, was mined and ' sunk- near Capo Salvore. Tho crow perished. s FATE OF A TRAWLER'S CREW. London, Juno 6. ] ( Nine men were drowned in the Vanilla on April 20. Tho Grimsby trawler Fermo reported that a submarine torpedoed tho trawler Vanilla in the North Sea. The trawler was almost shattered, and sank iminedi- t< atelv. The Fermo, which was 300 yards o: awa'v attempted to pick up those who « wcro struggling in the water, but the submarine turned a gnu on the rescuers and fired a torpedo, forcing the Fermo to seek safety in (light. STEAMER AND TRAWLER SUNK. (Hoc. June 8, 1.20 a.m.) London, June 7. . A submarine sank the steamer Dunne'tt- Head (333 tons), and the trawler s: Persmnon, off the north of Scotland, si The crews were saved. I" (Jl THE LUSITANIA CRIME jj GERMANS AYILL NEVER ADMIT " ' THE WRONG OP- IT. !! London, Juno 6. The German newspaper "Lokal An- w zeicer" says that Germany will never a'dSit that she Hid wrong in torpedoing ~ the Lu.sitania. If President Wilson real- ( ly thinks that consideration for human life cannot be left to Germany, further discussion would be superfluous— "Times" and Sydney -"Sun" Service.. JJ.