THE SUBMARINE.
NOAV MENACES AMERICA
Washington, Juno 28. Ihe Government lias learned tliat German submarines are operating on the American side of the Atlantic. I heir convoy ships are believed to havo to Cuban, waters. American, wardships are searching for their base. STILL A HEAVY TOLL. London, June 28. The Admiralty reports-that the arrivals for the week were 2876 and the sailings 2923. Twenty-one vessels over 1600 tons were sunk and seven Tinder, whilst 22 were unsuccessfully attacked
The following table shows the bul> mariniiigs during tho previous three weeks:—
Arrivals Sailings Over Under
2898 2diJH ' 27 5 2767 2882 22 10 2693 2642 15 3
Rome, June 28. Tlio Italian shipping return for the week ending the iJ4th iiist. was: 583 ships arrived and 530 departed. One steamer and two sailers were lost.
. Copenhagen, June 27. The Norwegian steamer King Haako:i has been submarined. Six men were rescued.
The Maggie was sunk in the Atlantic and her crew were saved.
Paris, June 27. The Argentine steamer Toro was sunk in the Straits of Gibraltar.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 3279, 29 June 1917, Page 2
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