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Taranaki Daily News, 14 January 1916, Page 8

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S You save much money when ,* I vou use HEAN'S ESSENCE, V ten shillings on a pint of best | ■,, cough, cold, and sore throat K ■> medicine. Be. sure it's Mean's, u (^

A Sydney Sun cable states: The German vlnim' that the high seas fleet searched the North Sea has a substratum of truth in it. The squadron peeped out of the Baltic Sea as far as the Skagovaek. Tim cruise cost them the Bremen and a torpedo boat, while there lias been a further considerable loss of power. At least one big ship was attacked and damaged, but managed to limp Into port. The fleet stopped 50 ships, which must liave been German coasters. If they had been British they would have been sunk, and if neutrals they would have been taken into ports. The expedition was designed to impress the shipping communities of Hamburg and Bremen, but its effect liBL3 'been to I depress tl?ffl.