WEDNESDAY
Two of- the British jß^ors II who made a raid on German Jaß submarines and batteries at jJ9 Zeebrugge, on the Belgian coast, J|J lost their way in a fog on the .J9 return journey. Captain Roche r'^gM was drowned, while his com- " J]H panion, Major Raleigh, who "i*mk succeeded in reaching Dunkirk, jlm was subsequently fatally injured |||1 while biplaning. "11l Dutch trawlers who witnessed vjfl the North Sea fight state that >■ vS| only one British ship was , .WM damaged, and that the damage i^J was not serious, _J| Germans in Italy have re- , ceived orders from Berlin to "^j leave Italy as quickly as possible. „ j Roumanians abroad have been '3j notified by telegram to return ]| home. An Italian journal re- ,^ ports that large German forces If are traversing Austria for Tran- . | sylvania, presumably for defence, j in view of possible attack. 9
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Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 28 January 1915, Page 2
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