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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17329, 18 November 1916, Page 12

A German professor, Hanr Delbruck. writes in the "Tag” as follows: "Why should not our future strength against England lie in the submarine? It will be objected that the submarine may .be vanquished by a new invention—the English may build the Channel tunuel, and establish a connection by land, though it used not to be thought, that this would increase their security. They may build a fleet of submarines for commercial purposes, and thus maintain a connection with America. So shall we, in all probability, and by that means connect ourselves, not only with America, but with, our colonies, in spita of English Dreadnoughts-’ 4 k