THE SUBMARINE.
A GERMAN CONFLUENCE
I'Australian-N.Z. Cable Association.] Berne, July 21. At a conference with Dr. You Beth-iiiaun-llollweg. the party leaders in the Iteichstag demanded unrestricted use of the submarine. Dr. yon Meth-mann-llollwcg replied that tho time had not arrived for such a policy, though the Government reserved liberty of action.
Pan-Germans advocate that Prince Mulow should replace Chancellor Ilollweg, believing that the Prince favours submarine ruililessness. Pan-Germans previously lavoiired Admiral yon Tirpitz, but the Kaiser is still hostile to- yon Tirpitz, mainly due to jealousy of Yon Tirpitz's claim as creator of the German Navy.
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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 3001, 24 July 1916, Page 4
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