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UNCT£* SAM’S CIGANJIC . ' -EFFORT. OP r:.,-qa the warJin i?is. TRANSPORTS DEFY U-BOATS.
United Services. (Received Jan. 3, 7.50 p.m.) . ... ‘ LONDON, Jan. 2. Although a necessary vigilance obscures details, it is known that America As coming into the war with a swiftj/rquiet, and unchecked swing. TroqpsAitre being conveyed continuthe Atlantic in varying numbers and in ships of every description, baffling the y submarines with which there is ceaseless warfare.
Thousands of craft are hunting the submarines, which have been ordered to accept extreme risks in attacking. It is reported that the German shipyards" are building at the highest pressure more powerful submarines to attack the troopships. American training and aerial preparations in France are assuming a gigantic scale.’ The Times’ Washington correspondent describes the grim earnestness with which America is rushing her efforts to terminate the war in 1918. This is regarded as America’s best reply to the Brest Litovsk negotiations.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 4758, 4 January 1918, Page 5
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