THE BLOCKADE.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2576, 6 March 1915, Page 2

THE BLOCKADE.

REPRISALS ON BRITAIN'S PART

(Received March 0, 8.25 a.m.)

London, March

dernier As(|iiil!i, interrogated in tlie House, of Commons as to details of the proposed reprisals on the part of Britain, replied that the intentions of the Government would become apparent when the Order-in-Counci.l dealing witli retaliation measures were published. He. added that he could not now make a more definite statement. (Received March (>., i> a.m.) Paris. xMarch r>. M. Augagneur, Minister of Marine, in on interview, said: "Not another ship will reach Gcrmauy if we can help it. We have observed (he rules of civilised warfare; Germany ban broken all, putting herself on the same plane as savages, We will starve her nut." '(Received March fi. 11 .:(."> a.m.) Paris, March .">. Official. The maritime prefect. <il' Hrcsl. h:is prujiiiiiiieed-l-lm Daeia's cap--11l re (o be legal.