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THE MOEWE AGAIN. RAiai.SG THE ATLANTIC. Received Feb. 24, 9.25 p.m. Madrid, Feb. 23. TenerilTe officially report* that the English steamer Westburn bus arrived, controlled by a prize crew that is believed to be from the Moewe. She also has 200 prisoners from the Flamingo, Horace, Clan MacTavish, Cambridge. Beige, and Luxemburg. iHE ARETHUSA. A BRAVE COMMANDER. London, Feb, 23. After the Arev..usa struck the mine, Commodore R. ft. Tynvhitt saw a stoker on the deck with his leg broken and unable to procure a lifebuoy. Commodore Tynvhitt said: "You may need one more than me," took off his own belt and buckled it on the stoker. Both were saved.
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1916, Page 5
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