SANCTIONING GERMANY'S U-BOAT FRIGHTFULNESS.

North Otago Times, Volume CVI, Issue 13975, 11 September 1917, Page 6

SANCTIONING GERMANY'S U-BOAT FRIGHTFULNESS.

HOW THE ENEMY LEARNED OF SHIPPING MOVEMENTS. ,' , (Austin and Now Zealand Cable Association and Renter.) m WI . NEW YORK, September. 9. The Washington correspondent of The New York Times says that Sweden will be given an opportunity to explain the transmission of German despatches from Buenos Aires before the United b a tea takes action. If unable to satisfactorily explain, the United Mates will probably break off relations i The dismissal of Count Luxbnrg by the Argentine is believed to be mentablc... The Argentine will probably break off relations with Germany and recall its Swedish representative. to Buenos

It is predicted that another course to be adopted to satisfy { tlieUmted Sta|es and the Allies is believed to be that * ,now> whether she will remain neutral oroide' Jith Germany. The authorities regard the willingness of the Swedish authorities at Buenos Aires to transmit to Germany in- , ,T atlQn enabhD S the to learn of the sailings and*sink trtiT ?° nan t featm ' e ° f the diSeIOSUm ' as Jt P laces the ■ n W i? tlon m BU6nOS AireS in the P° sition ° f «**i«nu<g u-boat ruthlessness. °