On the Sea
GERMAN COLLIER AT PORTO RICO. United Press Association, (Received 10..3 a.m.) Washington, January 17. i The State Department has ordered a collier manned by a German prize crew to leave Porto Kico or intein. As a British cruiser is waiting outside, the Germans will probably intern. The collier, which was formerly the British ship Farn, was captured by the Karlsruhe during October.
CLEARING GERMAN MINES. Copenhagen, January 16. A flotilla of Swedish torpedoers is clearing German mines, which have suspended shipping 'from Stockholm to Gothland for several days. MINES DRIFTING ASHORE. Amsterdam, January 16. Over one hundred mines have drifted ashore on the Belgian coast. Soldiers at Knocke, Leyst, and Zeehrngge are busy exploding them. TURKISH TRANSPORTS SUNK BY RUSSIAN FLEET. Petrograd, January 16. Advices from Sebastopol announce that the Russian fleet sank eighty sailing ships transporting Turkish troops to Anatolia.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 14, 18 January 1915, Page 5
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144On the Sea Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 14, 18 January 1915, Page 5
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