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HMS Niger 1892-1914 - Project Gutenberg eText 18333
"The "Niger," a torpedo-gunboat of 810 tons, built in 1892, was torpedoed by a German submarine while lying off Deal about noon on the 11th, and foundered. The Admiralty stated: "All the officers and 77 of the men were saved; two of the men are severely and two slightly injured. It is thought there was no loss of life."—[Photo. by L.N.A.]"
From The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Illustrated War News, Number 15, Nov. 18, 1914, by Various
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