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By Sir Edward Parrott. German submarine, even of the highest class, t ° reach the Irish Sea from Heligoland and maintain itself in the track of trading ships for much 11 1 °I .e , than about twelve hours. The rapid disappearance U2l after her exploits, which, though of the among

NEAR TH E DOGGR E , While the church bells were ringing on the morning of last It was apparently bent on a raid of the English east c oast. As , d SUNDAY, JANUARY 24 long running fight the Blficher and the Kolberg were sunk, ari di ho • engines, it is probable that all the German

Belgium still continues to supply us with piquant jest at the expense of the German. In a Liege tramway a lady wearing a tricolour pinned to her dress was brusquely ordered by a German officer opposite to take off the seditious emblem. He reiterated the order three times without

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