A SUBMARINE'S ADVENTURES
A WONDERFUL, ESCAPK F'niaa JL*oo<a.a.±.ion—By Telcgrrapli—Copj-riglit. ' PARTS. July 7. A French i-nbmarinc «uik at BizerUi with thirteen of tho crew, owing to faulty valves. The captain and two men in the conning tower wore thrown overboard and savod. Divers, hearing cries in the interior-of the vessel, sought help. The submarine whs refloated, and all .--board wero taved, the crow having sought refuge in the central watertight compartment. (Received July 8, at 0.45 p.m.) The subnKU-ine at Bizerta ir? still submerged. The crew responded to ihe diver's signal this morning, but no response was obtained to the aiternoon signal.
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Evening Star, Issue 12551, 8 July 1905, Page 5
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101A SUBMARINE'S ADVENTURES Evening Star, Issue 12551, 8 July 1905, Page 5
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