GERMANY'S SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN

North Otago Times, Volume CIV, Issue 13754, 13 November 1916, Page 6

GERMANY'S SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN

SENSATIONAL NEWSPAPER REPORTS, . ■ ■ 6ESMAKS DETERMINED ON CAMPAIGN QE.;i. ■ FkIGHTFOLNESS, " :: '-C : " *-v .. ~ gm , ...If ■ • REPORTED STRONG STAND BY DR WILSON. (Reuter'a Telegram!,) • Received November 12,5.5 p.m. . NEW YORK, November 10. ; The" New York] Herald say*: The State pepartmeut, ha» received ' information tnat the Prussians has inaugurated ;a changed submarine policy and have decided to adhere 110 longer to the rules of international warfare, regardless of promises to the TMeS'States. From a high authority it has been learned that Dr Wilson has decided not to send any more Notes to '-.the Submarine issue. If the Arabia was.torpedoed iyiffiput it': was a violation of the laws, of cruiser warfare Prussians' promise. The dismissal of Count-Beriistorff. and the - recall of the Hon. W;. Gerard-wouldifollow. v - iimm* ■i _ «' .'T'TjT ■*""'! V ' " rt LOSS OP THE STEAMER MARINA. GERMANY WILL INVESTIFATE SUBMARINE ACTION. (Reuter's Telegrams.) Received November 12, 5.5 p.m. • ■ - WASHINGTON, November 10. Count Bernstorff reports that will investigate the loss of the Marina, when the submarine returns. ACTIVITY IN THE CHANNEL, AERIAL ATTACKS AND CAPTURE OF STEAMER. (Austrnlian and New Zealand Cable Association and Reuter). N Received November 12, 5.5 p.m. LONDON, November 10.. The Admiralty reports: A squadron of naval aeroplanes carried out an attack early in the morning on the harbours and submarine shelters at Ostend and Zeebrugge. They droppecf. a great weight of bombs with satisfactory results. I' 'Auitralmn and New Zealand Cable Association,) | Received November 12, 5.5 p.m. 1 LONDON, November 11. A wireless message from Amsterdam says: The Germans conveyed tci Zeebrugge the Dutch steamer Koningen Regentes, carrying- ninety-three adult passengers and 110 children,