Lisbon, Jan. 24.
Ton survivors of the Gree steamer Bkatonlarchos Dracoulis, torpedoed Arty miles from Bstoril yesterday, have been landed at Peniche by a Spanish steamer. Some were suffering from injuries, and were taken to rough ground, when they suddenly ron against a French rabbit wire system. Simultaneously, the French threw grenades at the "enemy" who halted nonplussed, and French artil-Jory put down a heavy barrage, dislocating the raiding party with heavy losses.—Reuter.
Norwegian Steamer Sunk Oslo, Jan. 24, 'The Norwegian freighter Syatolg 4,000 tons, registered in Haugesund, auk off the coast of Scotland yesterday after either striking a mine oF having been torpedoed. Nineteen sea~ men were rescued by' another Nor-Wogian ship but it is feared that five mon are missing—Havas, were Killed and wounded. Official Ogures had not yet reached Helsinkt last night, An air alarm was sounded in Helsinki at 240 pin, yesterday and lasted for twenty minutes. No planes were sighted but planes were reported to have been seen over Gran-kuala, the new site of the foreign embassies, No damage was reported at Grankulla—United Pross.
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