The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 27, 1918, Page 2

TWO BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE THROWS “BABY” AT SUBKARINE ’ Decorated for Outwit Germans, BLOWS UP THE U- BOAT. ing Work of British Mystery Sh Which Play Important Part in Anti-Submarine Warfare, ship: part in pondent of how? British an craft and Germans are bitter experience of &geinst them. “Baby” Biows Up Diver. How & “ for a U-boat is t dent, sel to into it. leaving on board a and down the 4 if mad. < With a baby in her into the open hatch. ploded and ble~ submarine. Fated wit Thec Mention o: a mystery s case of the Baralong. 19, 1915, sank a U pedoing of the Bi Tt will be remeraber the Geran governmen there was nothing to! baby” ex- m of the cate the ie Bara- y¥ not the first innocent merch submarines dimensions, “Howls and moans,” ad7~< +12 naval correspondent. “went + Cormany about the treachery of b. but the German allega - ceased at the beginn'n: o >. ‘The allegations afford cal examp ‘of German men they ignored the fact that in every case the U-boat was an actual or potential assailant and any ruse of war fs considered legit- imate by them e against Germany. It should not be forgotten, he ‘cone! tinues, that the Germans designed mystery ships for commerce destruc- tion. The British commanders showed | much ingenuity in devising plans for w trapping submarines. Haystack Is Floating Fort, In addition to the “srornan and baby” case, the ¢ pondent mentious the story of a retired admiral, serving as a captain, who placed a haystack on board an ancient-looking craft. When the U-boat ordered her to surrender the Germans were astonished to re- ceive a broadside from the haystack. ; On another occasion a sea-worn tramp steamer was crossing the North fea when # submarine ordered the crew to abandon ship. So sure was the German of his prey that the bombs | with which he intended to sink the ves- sel were brought on deck around the} conning tower. i . The commander of the tramp stearm- If there is one thing above KNOW is reliable when you How con you KNOW this? You can’t. 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