U-Boats Still Busy.
INTERFERE WITH SAIL-
INGS
Received this day 9.15 a.m
New York, June 14. Ships are not sailing owing to reports of new submarines oft' the coast. The captain of „the American steamer Edward Pierce re-
ports that he was shelled for two hours by a TJ-boat off C<ape Henry. Two torpedoes missed. The British steamer Keemun was sunk off Cape Hatteras. Incoming ships report wireless calls. Washington, June 14. Officials believe the TJ-boats are likely to return to Germany with the copper they have taken from captured boats.
CIXNARDER WRECKED
Received this day 9..'50 a.m
Ottawa, June 14. A message from a Canadian port states that the Cunarder Ascania is ashore on th© Newfoundland coast and is breaking up fast but all aboard have been rescued.
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Levin Daily Chronicle, 15 June 1918, Page 3
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