SUBMARINES AND SHIPPING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17429, 25 September 1918, Page 5

SUBMARINES AND SHIPPING

1 ■ SPANISH STEAMER SUNK. " Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. B WASHINGTON, September 23. j lhe Buena Venture, an army vessel, was torpedoed off the coast of B Spain on Friday, and 23 of her crew are % missing. MERCHANTMAN'S THRILLING FIGHT. CRUISER SUBMARINE SUNK. 1 A GALLANT GUNNER'S FEAT. ,t, • , LONDON, September 23. (Keceixed Sept. 24, at 7.20 p.m.) The Whitby Gazette tells a thrilling story ol a submarine which attacked a small merchantman. The crew of the L merchantman served the steamer's gun until all except the steamer's gunner were hors de combat. The submarine ranged alongside, when the gunner hurled a h S2 i er a,,d sank the submarine, e lne latter s crew entered a collapsible h boat and attempted to board the steamer d i-n , the ll SV luier » with a second bomb ' o killed all but three, who swam to tTie b steamer, and were allowed to board, b-t a were secured below deck. The vessel was o towed to port, e .— AMERICAN TRAWLER CAPTURED. THE CBEW~MISSING. Tho Times. f NEW YORK, Sentember 23. (Received Sept. 24, at 7.20 p m ) The. United States trawler Kingfisher was captured 500 miles off the coast by a U boat. It is suspected that the crew were set adrift. [The PaWe news in this issue accredited to Tho Times has appeared in that iourniu, but only where expressly RfilH is such news the oditor'al ,n opinion ot The Times/] i- Watson's No. 10 is a little dearer than r- innst .whiskies, but is worth the monev — 1- Advt. J ' '- For cold in the head—inhale NAZOL ' For sore tbroat or tickling coush take some i. drops on sugar. Used either way NAZOL re works wonders. 60 doses Is 6d.