i illi-ers ami sailors on the White Star
!!n'i l.apland, ilije to .sail Thursday for
I.iverpool. denie'i tiie report tiiat tlie
line: ',..'1 ir- ii her rix-iueh sun on
the lieiman niereliant sn imia r ine
I >.'111i-i.la ml. The report stated that,
after u reeking thr submersible's peri
scope, i lie I?hpljiii! took her in tow
snid delivered h'-r to a liritish cruiser
not far from this port.
A story of the invasion of the estuary
of the liivet Thames by a LJ-hoal and
the .sinking of nine vessels was told
to-?lay by Miss A. Jl. Anderson, an
American nurse, who arrived from
T.ondoti on the f.'unard liner Asoania.
None of the liner's ofllcers would corob
orate the tale.
I..VHT HKI'OUIT.II I.IIUIWi
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NCW YOUK. Pebruary 13.?Th-. |
White Star l.ine has a report that tho
steamship Afrit; 1ms been sunk, uf
TCoiUliuivd on Second i'acc.)
BERNSTORFFPARTY
WILL LEAVE TO DAY
Elaborate Precautions Tak?n by
Federal and Municipal Author
ities tor Sife Departure.
TO SAIL ON LINER FREDERIK
Retiring Ambassador Hop-s That
War Between U. S. and Ger
many Might Be Averted.
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