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CHECKMATE The "Nordby" was an hour after her scheduled time in casting off from the quay. Slowly she threaded the tortuous channel until clear of the dangerous sandbanks off the Danish coa…
THE SHELL-BATTERED HOSPITAL On returning to Esbjerg, Tressidar and Fuller bade Lieutenant Holloway good-bye and hurried off to the British Consul's office. Acting with the greatest dispatch, th…
AT AULDHAIG ONCE MORE "By Jove, Doris!" he exclaimed. "You here? I say, am I not in a horrible mess?" "It might have been worse," replied the girl admiringly. "I s…
A FIGHT TO A FINISH Twenty-four hours later the "Heracles" arrived at her appointed station, where she relieved her sister-ship the "Proteacius," the latter having to return to r…
IN THE MOMENT OF TRIUMPH Almost stunned by the terrific blast of air, Tressidar, who had been looking down from the fire-control platform, was at first hardly able to realise what had taken place. N…
THE HOMECOMING OF THE S.S. "MEROPE" "Evenin' paper. British cruiser sunk." The shrill cries of a very small youth blessed with a pair of powerful lungs greeted Doris Greenwo…
A DAY ON DARTMOOR "Say, Greenwood, I feel an odd man out with this little crew. Nip in and come along to keep me company. While these young people are roaming over the moors, we'll try our…
—AND A NIGHT Tressidar extricated himself from his uncomfortable position. Although considerably shaken, he was practically unhurt. His first thoughts upon realising that there had been a smash was …
WHEN THE TRAWLERS SHOWED FIGHT "Must be on the move at once," declared the A.P. "Ten precious hours wasted." "Hardly," corrected the sub. "We've bagged an imp…
A NOVEL DUCK HUNT Having secured the surviving Germans from the submarine, and made certain that the Huns had not taken steps to destroy their craft on surrendering, Tressidar "wirelessed"…
