Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 116
ted. old positions in order to entrench themselves instronger ones. Perhaps the true reason is theone given by a British officer, who said, TheGermans got out because they jolly well had to. In America the people were interested chieflyin the things that were taking place upon the 19I7-] A REVIEW… … AN OCEAN LINER ARMED TO RESIST ENEMY SUBMARINES. March amounted to an aggregate tonnage ofmore than 500,000, and it was the expectation ofGermany that with longer days and calmerweather the destruction would go on at afaster rate. The damage done by the submarineswas less than Germany hoped to…
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