LATE WAR NEWS.

Evening Star, Issue 16225, 21 September 1916, Page 8

LATE WAR NEWS.

Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright.—Reuter’s Telegrams. NEW J ORK, September 20. The. United Press Berlin correspondent- states that the storm for the rc'-nmptiou of unrestricted submarining is expected to break when the Reichstag reassembles on September 28. It Is believed that Von Bethmaim ilollwog, with Hindonburg s support, will be victorious for the continuation of the present policy. An important meeting of the Socialist members of the Reichstag to-day will determine their course of action. They are being urged t • forget all differences, and give united and solid support to Von Bethmaun Hollweg in view of the. coming crisis. „ „ . PETROGRAD, September 20. A Russian communique states that nothing of importance lias occurred cn net* western or 0.1 the Caucasus front. WASHINGTON, September 20. Tho British Embassy here, has expressed regret at the searching of the Philippine Islands steamer Cebu within United States territorial''waters. It is explained that fog misled the British commander. Tlie steamer Cebu was stopped because the British believed that Gorman plotters, who were recently active in Manila fomenting revolution in India were aboard her. Britain protested against plotters being allowed, to remain in Manila who were being heavily subsidised by Germany, but thq United States as yet has not taken any action.