On the Sea.
GERMANS HAD NO CHANCE. Times and Sydney Sun Seu vices. London, September 4. A midshipman, who was present at the North Sea battle, writes: ‘‘Of course, the German guns had about the same effect on ns as a Daisy rifle. They fought awfully well and bravely, hut the poor beggars had not a dog’s chance of living through if.’’
GERMAN TRADING INTERESTS.
London, September 4
German shipping companies are endeavoring to secure British vessels,
especially at New York, to repine# the Gorman ships till the end of the war, with the object of protecting German trading interests.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 16, 5 September 1914, Page 5
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