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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II

CHAPTER XXI
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But the hard part of it is that it's necessary.

We haven't more than six weeks' food supply and the submarines sunk eighty-eight ships--237,000 tons--last week.

These English do not publish these harrowing facts, and nobody knows them but a few official people.

And they are destroying the submarines at a most beggarly slow rate.

They work far out at sea--100 to 200 miles--and it's as hard to find them as it would be to find whales.
The simple truth is we are in a dangerous plight.


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