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A DASH FOR LIBERTY Day after day, night after night passed with almost intolerable tediousness. The meagre fare, uncomfortable quarters, their motley clothing, the jeers and taunts of their goalers—a
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A DASH FOR LIBERTY Day after day, night after night passed with almost intolerable tediousness. The meagre fare, uncomfortable quarters, their motley clothing, the jeers and taunts of their goalers—a
TRESSIDAR'S REWARD In the well-kept grounds of a naval hospital, far removed from the danger-zone, where Zepp. al…
EXIT OBERFURST Von Oberfurst awaited the dawn of day with considerable trepidation. For the present he was a free man,…
A SPLINTER OF SHELL Almost before the cheering died away an alert seaman raised the warning cry of "Submarine on …
THE "ANZAC'S" DAY On deck a few smoke-begrimed seamen were engaged in directing hoses upon the still sm…
MONITORS IN ACTION Under a screen of smoke from a far-flung line of destroyers the "Anzac" picked up her ste…
A NOVEL DUCK HUNT Having secured the surviving Germans from the submarine, and made certain that the Huns had not take…
WHEN THE TRAWLERS SHOWED FIGHT "Must be on the move at once," declared the A.P. "Ten precious hours was…
—AND A NIGHT Tressidar extricated himself from his uncomfortable position. Although considerably shaken, he was practi…
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