SUBMARINE WAR

Nelson Evening Mail, 7 August 1916, Page 5

SUBMARINE WAR

TWO BRITISH- STEAMERS . -MISSING. • -• ;

and N.Z. Cable Association^

CHRrSTTANTA, August 5. Lifebelts, rafts, and wa-eclcas-e, . which have come ashore ph> the. -Norwegian coast, indicate that, the British stea.mei's Calypso and Aaro have been " mined. . .or submarined. ifc"is> feared that the . passengers [and crews were lost. ' . ■ LONDON, Ausrust 6. * The crews' of two &ch.-oojiers,:-ti.' .barque, and a coasting steamer which. were, .submarined landed at. Weymouth and Ply-, mquth. . *■- - . . - _-•• ; Submarines elsewhere sank the Italian, steamer Seina, theVCteoek. steamer .Ti'icoupis, -and the British steamers Totterir, ham and JFavonian. 7 : - SWEDISH: VESSELS- TORPEDOED. (Australian and N:Z._ Cable Association.) COPENHAGEN, August- G. German submarines'- destrovedi ..a: Svyedish.- /,steaiß«iv and." a sch<joher timber laden t6~Ehgland.; . i ... The newspapers complaan that Germany recently, promised to spare timber, "Joiir which reason .Sweden .; permitted; the" export of hundreds -o-f. horses Jo. Germany". . -