THE RAIDER MOEWE

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2706, 28 February 1916, Page 6

THE RAIDER MOEWE

SINKING THE FLAMENCO By Telegraph—Press Association—Cops-right Toneriffo, February 26. Captains of sunken ships state that the Moewe has a crew of 250, under Count Nicholas Zodohnascliiodien. The Flamenco began sending the "5.0.5." signal when the Moewe approached. The Moewe opened fire with five or six guns, and the Flamenco sank almost immediately. One maii was drowned and two wounded. CLAN MACTAVISH'S CREW. LANDED AT TENERIFFE. ' (Hoc. February 26, 6 p.m.) London, February 26, The Clan Mactavish's crow, except the captain and two marines' (native crew), waa landed at Tenerilfe. TOWED. INTO MARSEILLES SURVIVORS OF THE ROUBINE

(Rec. February 27, 5.5 p.m.)

Paris, February 25. A torpedoer had reached Marseilles towing a boat belonging to the Ronbine, which a submarine torpedoed in the Mediterranean on February 23. Tho boat contained six survivors and the bodies of two of the Roubine's seamen, .who were killed by the crew' of the submarine by rifle fire while endeavouring to savs themselves in tlio boat. MORE VESSELS SUNK. (Rec. February 27, 11.10 p.m.) London, February 26. The Dido (4769 tons) and theDelaby were sunk, and part of'the crews saved. The Tummel (531 tons) has been sunk, and seven are missing. The Fast was also sunk, and all on board were saved. IMPORTS'OF PAPER PULP THE LATEST DECISION. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright (Rec. February 26, 6 p.m.) • London, February 26. Tho Royal Commission permits tho importation of pulp to {lie extent of two-thirds of the quantity imported in 1914. The Commission can deal with paper, makers for unreasonably refusing to supply customers with paper in the same proportion. | : . RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE REPORT OF SUB-COMMITTEES. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright 1 London, February 25. An interim report from tho Archbishop of Canterbury's 'sub-committee and representatives of the Nonconformist Churches in connection with the proposed world conference on faith arid order shoys a surprising number of fundamental doctrines on which both are agreed, but, nevertheless, -ihe report warns us not to expect too much in the immediate future, owing to differences concerning the ministry and | the sacraments.