THE SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN.

Taranaki Daily News, 25 June 1917, Page 5

THE SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN.

FiCHT WITH U BOAT. AMERICAN FREIGHTER VICTORIOUS. Keceived June 23, 5.5 p.m. New York, June 22. It is Reported from Baltimore that the American freight steamer Norlina lias arrived. She fired nineteen shots in a "battle with aTJ boat. The captain stated that the submcrsiblo'B super-structure was wrecked, and it is believed the U boat was sunk. The torpedo struck the Norlina, glancing off, the blow doing no damage to the freighter. RECENT LOSSES.^ London, June 22. 'An official Paris statement gives the following statement of submarine lobscb for the weeks ending June 17 and June 10: i June 17. June 10. Arrivals v.wr 1028 1034 Departures 1122 1015 Vessels sunk over 1600 tons nil 4 Vessels sunk under 1(500 tons . ® 1 Unsuccessfully attacked 5 § Amsterdam, June 22, The Norwegian steamer Cederic was torpedoed. Ten of the crew'were rescued and thirteen are missing. THEY MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD. The pleasant purgative effect produced by Chamberlain's Tablets for the stomach and liver, and the healthy condition ol hody and riind which they oreate, make one feel joyful. Sold everywhere. Chemists like you to ask for "Unique" Hot Water Bottles, made by the North British Rubber Company, because they know "Unique" bottles last for years, "»ver leak and give the greatest satisfy. Buy tie Bri-