Paris, Feb. 21.
Continuing ceaseless war against Germany's indiscriminate submarine campaign, it $ estimated that British and French ships have made at least a dozen attacks on the under-sea crat within the last eight days. A number of these attacks have been successful, and have almost certainly resulted in the sinking or seriously damaging of the German raiders.
Yesterday the North Sea was the theatre of increasedly heavy aerial and naval activity. British pursuit planes assumed the task of mounting guard on merchant convoys, while some planes made reconnaissance flights as far as Heligoland.
German planes were also at work, and bombed a number of ships near the coast of Scotland and in the vicinity of the Norwegian coastline:—Havas.
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