"After we landed, we were in a ing-room when an air-raid warn-jing was given. Everybody was taken Jdown into shelters, some carried in "Among the passengers who jumped ito the sea was a girl returning home fatter finishing schooling on the Con-Htinent. "She got into our lifeboat, but told me, as nobody lowered the boat, she would jump ster it."
Jada, "that this ts not true of all [German -mines."—Reuter.
Gale Washes Up "Harvest"
London, Nov. 20, Reports from Zeebrugge later disclosed. that. the Lithuanian. steamer Taunas, 1,880 tons, had. sunk sixty miles off the Belgian coast.. The ship, which was en route to England with lout cargo, was believed to have struck. jo mine. A fishing boat rescued sixteen fof the Lithuanian ship's crew. One man was drowned.
Reports from Brussels said that gales had washed up a "harvest" of mines along. the Belgian ~coast, One mine was said 10 have exploded on. the breakwater at Breeden, breaking wine ows in a military hospital at Osten, three miles distant. Another mine was said to have exploded onthe [beach at Duyne—United Press.
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