ABOUT THE ENEMY.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16206, 8 May 1918, Page 7

ABOUT THE ENEMY.

(By Cubic. —Press Association.—Copyright.) (Router's Tele^ramao AMSTERDAM, May 6. New Gorman regulations witndraw the protection of neutrals «u any j»hip belonging to any country which has concluded an agreement with tho enemy respecting the cession of tonnage ; or if tho greater part of the merchantman of tho country concerned is sailing for the enemy. Henceforth such vhssols will be treated as enemy ships. The "Telegraph" states that 70 Germans were killed and 230 wounded in the Zeebruggo raid. Tho Germans compelled a thousand Belgians to repair the damage. (United Service.) AMSTERDAM, May (i. A telegram from Vienna says that Ritter von Hcidlcr admitted that Austiia tcs unablo to food tho population of Northern Tyrol and Northern Bohemia. The former had been attache*! to Bavaria and the latter to Saxony fur provisioning purposes. This concession, which had been wrung from her by tho German parties, would accentuate tho feiul between German and non-German races in Austria. GREEK TRAITOR'S END. (Reuter's Telegrams.) ATHENS, May 0. A report recently announced the death from apoplexy, at Gorlitz (in Prussian Silosia), of Colonel Hazzopoulos, who surrendered Seres and Kavalla to the Bulgarians. It is now ascertained that Hazzopoulos was murdered by a Greek sergeant as the result of a conspiracy among Greek officers interned at Gorlitz.