Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 62
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<p>[Page 62]</p><p>Tuesday, 26 June 1917<br />Weather dull but sun came out in afternoon when the orchestra gave a concert. Completed a letter home.<br />Have heard rumours of the proceedings when we "cross the line".</p><p>Wednesday, 27 June 1917<br />At daybreak a steamer was sighted on the horizon. The Orama with all guns out went after her. It appears that it was a Norweigan vessel of 5,000 tons and she put on full steam & put up 17 knots thinking the Orama was a German. She was overhauled by the latter & her papers examined & then instructed to alter her course. Weather beautiful & night moonlight.</p>
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