THE TRANS-ATLANTIC SUBMARINES.
THE MYSTERY OF THE BREMEN
Australian-Sew Zealand Cablo Association. Now London (Connecticut), August 10. The Eastern Forwarding Company, agents for the German undersea boats, lias leased a pier, and is hurriedly erecting a warehouse. It is believed that tho Bremen will arrive here in a few days.
[It was previously reported "that the "Berliner Tagoblatt" had stated tliat
the Bremen sank, owing to an accident to her machinery.] DEUTSCHLAND SICIiTED. (Rec. August 11, 10.30 p.m.) Philadelphia, August 10. The captain of the Norwegian ship Meteor reports that wlien off/'the Grand Banks of Newfoundland lie saiv the German submarine Deutschlnnd, which circled the Meteor and then proceeded eastwards. / COMMANDER'S WIFR LIVING IN LONDON. Tho wife of Commander Tujcnig, of tlie Deuisciiland, is English, and lives in a London suburb. She left him in Germany at the outbreak of the war, and has not seen liim since. She says that for the first trip of the submarine lie- was selected because of liis wide knowledge of American ports
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2848, 12 August 1916, Page 10
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169THE TRANS-ATLANTIC SUBMARINES. Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2848, 12 August 1916, Page 10
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