THE CELTIC MINED
VESSEL GETS BACK TO PORT
SWEDISH STEAMER TORPEDOED.
NEW YORK, February 22.
Three the Philadelphia, the Celtic and the Canada left Liverpool together under a convoy. This [parted twelve hours out and then the Celtic wirelessed that she was struck by a
mine but later announced that she was safe anil hud returned to Liverpool. The Celtic carried no passengers. The American Consul-General at Barcelona reports that the Swedish steamer Skogland was submarined. The crew ineluding five Americans landed.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 February 1917, Page 6
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