On the Sea

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 13, 14 September 1915, Page 5

On the Sea

.) ■&U M ill .'.',■■ it'' j : I) '.... •' i; t : ;■■ AFIRE IN Ul'i' t Mi .;> 'i. i i .»"■ ■ TTTTT ~.;() ii STEAMER RESERVISTS ABOARD. lUliltll) FbIM AkWOUTION.], » . I (Received 9.20 a»m.) \ ' New York, September 13. The steamer "Santa .Anna," which i is reported to be afire in mid-Atlantic, has on board sixteen hundred Italian reservists.. ! ■ -«. SUBMARINE-HUNTINC. MORE SUNK THAN CAPTURED. ■'.'>'. "ENGLAND NEVER HAD FINER * CREWS^" (Received U.ni.T 1 Paris, Septeniber 13.' M. Polyre, describing m theTigaro ! his visit to the British fleet, sjivfijth|it' England never ha i a,j|ner. ! nor a better armed ti,eet. H , Sijb-marine-hunting me^bpd^-, caj and is considered, fiu,e spoi;t.. More are sunk than .afce, /'aptijred. (They, are.Jiunted with nets, guns,,,.hpm.bs, and otherwise. -Now the, crews know that there is leas chance of returning than of sleeping in the depths of the sea.

IN THE MEDITERRANEAN FRENCH SUBMARINE DAMAGES AUSTRIAN TORPEDO BOAT. (Received 12.20 p.m. Borne, September 13. Official.—A French submarine on Thursday torpedoed a group of Austrian torpedo boats in the Mediterrannean, badly damaging one. SUBMARINE VICTIMB. BRITISH STEAMER SUNK. (Received 8.30 a.m.) London, September 18. The British steamer Minosa was sunk. The crew was saved. THE ORDUNA'S END. SPECIOUS GERMAN TALK. (Received 9 -55 a.m.) Washington. September 13. Germany explains that the submarine commander torpedoed the Orduna because the weather was too thick to see the character or the nationality of the vessel. >.; MISSING FRENCH CREW. London, September 13. Twenty-one of the Ville de Mostaganeni's «rew are. missing.