The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-06-07


'''7 "''"""E mas earned 'ne
war TO America.
Realizing that her submarine cam
pipn of frirhtfulross nnor ,,hioh L.r
non,lo do,,
p'"" 'o' victory ms
proved a S'HnaI failure, and terrified
by the knowledge that American troops
ny countless thousands are pouring
over the sea to fac" her troops on the
Western hattIcirht she hss brorght
,bo s,hmori,, s. 49,
'"'' '" '"'s 'ou",
Try SINE May - eleven American
vessels have been sunk on the Atlantic
Coast.
The suhmar,o ,oid g., az. IT,.
=. n- ''' 'O' ""o'
w. "'"e'''' !" the oeiet OF
Warrington authorities, and II has
failed srgnally in its object, that Of
prpycntino the ,rorsnor,o.ion -.
a,io. .. 80"
''''l' '" EUROPE
D rive great submarine cruisers are
believed to have been operating in
American waters or Tbcso !, hos b.or
FpDOTtp0 that hau haan .Nk.s.l
and another sunk. hut mi. rennrt ~
navy department il unable n norar,,
The vessels that fell victiro 80 az
Hun sea pirates were all unarmsd
coasters' only one of which, the tanker
herDert j.. fratt, was of value from
military standpoint. -
Vessels Sent 10 Bottom
The vessels sunk nv tho Gormo0 .uh
marines included forr .toomnr. "a
seven schoonerS They wera,
s-Winpaconno Isoo ,o..
Carolina. 5000 tons: TroTe, ana ,anLS
Herbert l., Pratt
The Pratt has heor Aoodaa 80
being towed to mort ~ "1U "
Se6ooners-Edward n Cola I..ah
M. Haskell isabel a wiIow Hs.o
Dunn, Edna. Haunna1e "a saS""sI
W, Hathaway OF tbe,s ,Ss 1880
was the Haunpapp ono thonsor5 -.
SO far AZ Is Known tbe onIv No.
Lost wero tboso 81 .;xto u 100 80
senpers md crew ~ tbo Csro,;ns -
are renorted n bsvs 49, 49,, ~ "a ~
during a thunder storm Sundsy r;aSt
after they had taken reSuGe In M
Carolina g motorboat
An NJ tho vessoIs ,ooo. .ho ~.
lima. was SINK nv tornadoes ThS
steamer Carolina vas sun[ hv. or.,n a ~
rI,n..-u a-,.z,.,a : ''H
+".
AHhongh 1t is believed that the
ralu ~ over ana taat the Hun sub
naTlhes nave retired TO SAFER waters,
sea ana SKY swarm With American
SUP " hunters Fifty aifpIanes, great
noeks OF hydroplanss and scoreNof war
shlPs rushed to me scene OF submarine
actNity as soon az 1t was reported
tnat American vessels were being sunk,
WINE hpnafeds OF other planes and
dlrlgipies nave iett the hazeihnrst
aVlstion heid 70 JOIN IN the search ;fcr
the ralalng sqnadron. These werh IN
armed "nen they LETT ytha Held but
Will soon pc EQUIPPED VITA boMps ana
machine guns many or the atrplanes
are manned .Dy Foreigners ina ny
Amerlean aVianoD students =
humanity hxmDieen
contrary to the usual German Gus
tom' the commanders OF the taidiHg
submarines showed q 'degfee- OF husnap,
Ity. No instances have beep report
ed OF life boats having been Fred
upon in accordance with customary
Hun practise. Many Of the survivors
OF 'uGken vessels were taken aboard
the submarines and some OF them were
kept there for several days, later be
ing set adrift. Some Of the survivors
spent az much as eleven days aboard
the submarine.
A coaster landed forty eight sur
N'vorS, some of whom had been U boat
prisoners for several days. The crews
of all vessels thus far known to have
zee" Su"A nave oeen iandedI WIN IN"
'N''P''C" vi mat oi tne csFonnA
~hoSt late IL as YET uncertain Lne
Ihrol,na sent OUT wireless can Tor
"''p monuay nlEnt, saying tpat Suo
marine was Sheihng the vessel TWO
huhureu passengers had taken 70 the
boats the wireless operator said
IrohpIi3 upon recelpt OF tpe news
.hat GERMAN submarines were operating
III american waters tns port OF ne"
lork was Uruereo eioseo' IL mas oeen
Fe"Pe"e"' however, since ~ mas De
come apparent mat inc tSlaers nave
'ei. LOT otner parts.
A'nough II 10 peheveu tnAt nNe
| -o"a's are u he squauIon thSt car
Fieu OUT 'he 'atu' storles tVia oy' some