Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-26
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.ic. md tIe Mediterranean $50.
dotted n.fh -i#a. 81 distress today
after one 10 ~ mH,f f..''n' 3''r#,
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Denmark. Germany. tl" Neither
lands. ana France were aH badly
hit. The barometer was 80 att
Copenhagen last night the lowest
since 1868 and II continued To-
fall.
\ tug Iorad 20 cct Tie ADMIRAL
Pontv 10 Erc>t before size Went
down. but the French fr.igh'.r
Macoris followed. ready 20 take off
the crew # necessary.
Tho Admiral routy hal u feet Of
water in her forward hold. Th" blk
CaEard liner Aguifauia turned back
from her course tyirc 10 answer the
Admiral pontv's sos off Qu, >uf,
but finally resumed her voyag'
when assured that th. Maceri- aas
standing by.
The number Of ships wrecked cr
the loss of life could not bc c>ti-
r'tod definitely. Dozens of steam
trs were making their way slowly
to port with water in their holds
from torn hatchcs or sprung plates.
Radio calls for help were uccssaut.
MANILA. Nov. 3i.-Thc most
severe typhoon experienced in the
Phlippiu" Islands in wears swept
southern Luzon Island today.
At times the gale reached %
velocity of 80 miles an hour.
Damage from the storm was csti-
mated at millions Of dollars.
Thirty per cent of the cocoauut
crop was reported destroyed bv the
typhoon. Tyabas province suffered
severe damage when wh1rfs and
other property were damaged.
Liegaspi, tlte port town, was
flooded and government buildings
were damaged.
Several small ships Were wrecked
at various points along the coast.
The cruiser Milwaukee took r,-
lief supplies to stricken districts.
Telegraph lines were severed and
radio reports Of the destruction
wrought BY the typho"u were frag-
mcntary.
ALGIERS, Algeria, Nov. 90 The
coast steamer Ccsarc sank with %
loss Of II lives during the weekend
gale on the Mediterranean.
The steamer went down 1000
yards off the coast opposite Cape
CaXine, near here. Fishermen work
ed all night but could save only
four Of the crew Of IS. They were
unable to get close to the vessel in
the mountainous waves.
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