The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-22
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the situation and for Gds an instant the wild stories OF British
eor, launching into an ANALYSIS Of figures will be good for read
minister, INST on Friday June The quotations are from the London Times
1--WE o have heard this morning that the German: depending
NANNY on the oa wall1fe Tor ne'c, IN the war All he could say
p%nmeot lie said that with iull sense Of responsibility behalf
the facts 1n, that everybody did hi, duty hope
greatest o all the mt,cnlcuIa'on empire
summary Of Joa dc,uon o @a hS S wss |SsFS Se,,. ',G
more than leo tons and thirty vessels Of less than 600
tons and eighteen smaller vessels OF last ten days jane
month viii be nnoonc vessels and wenm under tho 600
& G"9n, pare I & & M for May May ] and e and you hay, ano, identical figure,
g % I M @ % G loa HoGc1 Iea,,GGns announcement three weeks
been been virtually s4d And each week there has been the
barometer OF the efficiency allie, coping with the menace
public feature Of the war NEWS ~bsn the as % Eo"s "S stnS
the w2[i, Of IN another sae might be conceivable that Lloyd George
Great Britain doe, need cheering The great
have been the biggest British
gous flow Of rcasr3s from Russia May The United
in in the war to the finish The British premier said that all
Importance Of the parpatn the United State w wb @ % % 'i IL W b
me 1 Ia % yG" watch b newspapers you will testify that the public
s @ & o @ to,y ha at ANY time @ during the last three So
m mere mas nn proof from dozen quarters OF the perfection and increased
April most disastrous month on the sen for Britain In Acri I,2
InI, o more than 1909 tons and ttwo ships OF less than o
date a ea1' Of ,s the shipping @ 6 Lose, % covering tn, period February
areas IN this chart which may be termed peaks of efficiency
oe1 peak inc highest peak was reached during the week ending April q
popular being that only third submarine fleet is on y
IN the blockade area time third ung
other Third tied hcrcwso leave
The British have explained the weeks Apr and
i May
that the whole available German underwater
period the hope that Great Britain could be
made tall to her knees before May the
would brought to OF
ships week represent periods when the Boats
ana handling the blockade work mehoral
mat any time the Germans make their
VINO" e'' INTO the zone at the big
he '"'N''A'
hug take these peaks activity for the average weekly de-
rutun bring ourselves the available shining Of
the world will vanish b,vr
destroyed
the allies
s standard ship Just being completed We begun our share
OF the upbulding work e ' '"''N
me toll ON British shipping February
Io
LOW marx and Il'
tonnage loss suffered by Great Britain during the the blockade
would reach 'D total 800 fishing have been DESTROYED
n the period ''''N'
within tons
shipping 1910 WV wilma
you swallow that without
was s'Nmg on naval tonnage beshp doycrs like during
1915, the will look ~ Wv '" '"'''s
was not until late 1910 that the world awaken IN III, nose,
hIueS ot the submarine
to beat the submarine by building lied
We have what Britain did !
production Britain
S war lhcte
on program coupled
Lloyd George promises will bring complete victory-W NJ H.