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FLEET TO COME OUT. s ALL WARSHIPS UNDER STEAM. LONDON', March 14. The "Daily Mail" correspondent at Rotterdam save that Germany's canalbound fleet is preparing to move. '"For innny weeks I have .been receiving information," says the correspondent, "and I am now able to state that the fleet will attempt to justify its proud title. The famous toast The Day' is being drunk with an amount of enthusiasm that heralds imminent action. An unwritten order by the higher command ie that no German ship shall surrender. The best German inventive minds have 'been, employed in perfecting the huge fleet of super-submarines, but these efforts are bring hampered by an insufficiency of sailors." A report from Genera says that German travellers report that'nil the warships in Kiel are under steam. 1
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 64, 15 March 1916, Page 5
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