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Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 February 1915, Page 2

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coasters which offer much easier targets. So far ton steamers have been accounted for nine being sunk outright. The submarines are operating in tho English Channel ana the Irish Sea, and many steamers appear to hare had narrow escapes. In most cases tho crews of the ship attacked fiave been given time to ta.ke to tlie boats, but the Tokomaru appears to have had 110 warning. Luckily all her ?rew were saved but thev n-'ght Ji; ve 0.-~ , killed b.v the explosion or drowned, for all that the commander of tho submarine cared.