ON THE SEAS.
THE MINE PERIL. ANOTHER DUTCH STEAMER ' SUNK. ; ' THE CREW SAVED. (By Cabl«.—Pnm AiKvciition.—CopytW-1 (Received September 27th, 6.15 p.m.) LONDON, September 26. The Dutch liner Eemdijk. was sunk. The crew havo been landed safely. The Eemdijk was a steamer of 3048 tons gross register, built at Rotterdam in 1910, and owned by Messrß Sollcveld, van der Meer and T. *H. van Hattum, of 1 . SUNKEN SHIP'S CREW SAFE. (Received September 27th, 9.50 p.m.) LONDON, September 27. The crow of the steamer Urbino, which was reported yesterday as having been sunk, are all safe. AUSTRIA AND AMERICA. NOTE ABOUT MUNITIONS. i AMSTERDAM, September 26. Austria has replied to the American Note sent in August about the export of munitions, declaring that she has not changed her opinion regarding American export. Sho does not object to a normal traffic in war material, but the United States has become militarised because her economic life has become subservient t<f the production of war material. The greatest possible scale of concentration upon this manufacture means an effective support given to the Allies. An excessive export of munitions is inadmissible even if supplies are given to both belligerent parties.
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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15395, 28 September 1915, Page 8
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