On the Sea

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 54, 30 October 1914, Page 5

On the Sea

GERMAN SUBMARINES OPERATING NEAR OSTEND.

United Phess Association. London, October 28. It is stated that German submarines are operating near Ostend, sent f roni Germany by rail, and packed in sections. EMDEN SINKS JAPANESE MERCHANTMAN. *>• London, October 28. According to a Central News Amsterdam message, Berlin claims that the Emden sank the Japanese merchantman Camasaka Mfi.ru. SURVIVORS OF THE MANCHESTER COMMERCE. London, October 29. A survivor of the Manchester Commerce says the shock stunned everybody with the impact. The sea was rough, and the vessel sank in seven minutes. Thirty survivors crowded into a boat and suffered severely from exposure for 24 hours. PENALTY FOR FALSE DECLARATION IN SHIPPING. Copenhagen, October 29. Parliament has adopted a Bill penal, ising false declaration regarding the destination of a ship or the goods. FRESH SOURCE OF DANCER FROM MINEB. (Received 10.0 a.m.) Paris, October 29. Two fishermen, unaware of the danger, started to strip the copper off a washed-up mine at Blankenberghe, and both were blown to atoms.

DUTCH LUGGER MINED AND TEN .„>,., LIVEB LOST.

. L (Received 10.0 A.m.) Amsterdam, October 29. The Dutch lugger, Maria Ghri<ciaia was mined- and sunk in the North Sea and ten of the crew were drowned. STEAMER MINED AT MAUN HEAD. (Received 10.0 a.m.) London, October 29. Another steamer is i*eported to have been blown up by a mine at Malin Head, on the coast of Donegal, the most northern point in Ireland.