The Boy Allies with Uncle Sam's Cruisers by Robert L. Drake
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later, so don't worry."
"In that event, it's all right," grinned Jack. Will you, tell us where we are going, sir, and what we are to do?" asked Frank. "I will if you will restrain your impatience," said Lord Hastings. Frank felt this rebuke and became silent. A moment later Lord Hastings continued: "I suppose you have heard that there is another German raider operating in the Atlantic off the coast of South America?" "No, sir," said Frank, "I had not heard of it." "Nor I," said Jack. "Nevertheless, it's true," said Lord Hastings. Where it came from no one seems to know, but many merchant ships have been sunk by this raider. It is understood that she has citizens of allied countries aboard to the number of several hundred." "Must be a big ship, sir," said Frank. "So it is. It is probably a converted liner." "Well, why haven't some of our cruisers picked it up, sir?" Jack wanted to know. |
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