JUST COINCIDENCE?
GALLIPOLI SHIP’S PERIL. LONDON, November 18. Just before the Latino bell rang in the “two minutes silence” at Lloyd’s, a, report was attached to tho notice board announcing that the Spanishowned steamer Angela was in a perilous’ situation at Elamborongh Head (Yorkshire). This was not the first time that she has been in jeopardy. She was formerly the River Clyde, and was beached at Gallipoli to enable the Dublins and Ministers to advance through the openings in her sides in the face of a hurricane of machine gun and rifle fire, to almost certain death. A later message reported the Ait* naalofa m£i> arrival at Htimbar.
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Evening Star, Issue 19723, 25 November 1927, Page 6
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108JUST COINCIDENCE? Evening Star, Issue 19723, 25 November 1927, Page 6
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