SUNK WITHOUT WARNING.

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 3647, 2 December 1918, Page 2

SUNK WITHOUT WARNING.

CRIMES AGAINST HOSPITAL SHIPS

London, November 30. The Press Bureau states that a White Paper has disclosed that the Foreign Office, on November 11, forwarded to the British representatives in Allied and neutral countries affidavits proving that the hospital ships Rewa, Glenary Castle, Guildford Castle, and Llandovery Castle were torpedoed without warning.

Mr Balfour, Foreign Minister, recalls the protest made through Spain and Holland against these inhuman, illegal and faithless deeds, and requests British representatives to draw tho earnest attention of the various Governments thereto accredited, pointing out that the German Government made no rejoinder nor ventured to openly repeat the false accusations of Britain's misuse of hospital ships.«•