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602 >, THE MARINE REVIEW July, 1929 * a FIG. 1--VIEW OF AMERICAN LAKE-BUILT STEAMER LAKE ERIE SUNK IN COLLISION IN THE FOLLOWING JULY. IN EUROPEAN WATERS NEAR PENARTH IN 1919 AND mane VESSEL IS SHOWN LYING ON HER SIDE AT LOW WATER. FIG. 2---ANOTHER VIEW OF LAKE ERIE DURING . OPERATIONS. FIG. 3--A TEMPORARY PATCH ON PORT SIDE OF SALVED STEAMER QUEENSLAND. FIG. 4--VIEW OF THE STRANDED RUSSIA) STEAMER LOUTSCH WHICH Was SUCCESSFULLY SALVED. FIG. S--THE LOUTSCH BEACHED A'T THE MOUTH OF THE BOSPHORUS. be 6--STARBOARD SIDE OF RUSSIAN STEAMER LOUTSCH ASHORE NEAR THE BOSPHORUS. FIG. 7--THE WRECK OF THE OIL TANK OILFIELD. THIS VESSEL HAD HER BOW BLOWN OFF BY A TORPEDO. THE AFTER. PORTION 'WAS SALVED BY THE OCEAN SALVAGE COMPANY'S STEAMER LA NINA AND TOWED INTO THE CLYDE. FIG. 8--THE SALVED STEAMER NORRINGTON \ SHOWING TEMPORARY PATCH ON PORT SIDE AND SALVAGE STEAMER WORKING ALONGSIDE