SUBMARINING TO BE RESUMED.

Patea Mail, Volume XLI, 2 February 1917, Page 3

SUBMARINING TO BE RESUMED.

.New York, January 31. ' Germany in a note to the United States, announces the resumption ot unrestdoted sea warfare, presumably submariniugs. Germany demands that Americans shall be barred from all ships plying in certain specified zones, and hints at peace witßßelgium if given assurances that the Allies will not use the country as a j-,ase for their future war plans.

ANOTHER STORY. New York, January 1)1. The German censor has permitted the New York ‘ r \Vorlds’ ” Berlin correspondent to cable that the ghost cf the Tirpitites submarine war has again been ■ laid, as a great Headquarters’ conference rejected a proposal to revive ruthless submarining and to tear up pledges to America. In diplomatic circles tension has relaxed. There are now no fears as to the future of Germau-Americau relations. GERMANS REP EASED A French communique says; Between Soissons and Rhoims [our lire stopped dead two attempted coups de main. There is rather lively artillery lire in Lorraine and the Vosges. Our aeroplanes during the night of the 2V)th and doth bombarded bivouacs. military factories and stations FIGHTING AT KUT London, January .‘ll. Mr Candler reports severe lighting at Kut. Turks lost heavily in endeavouring to regain lose ground, erecting a barricade of corpses against the British bombers. There was a fierce struggle ou the Hai river. Trendies repeatedly changed hands before tho Turks wore defeated. (•I• • ■- ‘ ALLEGEDJ3ENS ATION AL PLOT. London, January dl. It is reported that arrests have been made of conspirators at Derby in connection with an alleged plot to poison Lloyd George. Later Alice Whedden, her daughter Harriett, and married daughter (Mrs Winifred Mason) and son-in-law Allred Mason, were charged with conspiring to murder Mr Lloyd George and Mr A. Henderson. They were remanded. The women are all Suifragettes. Mason is a conscientious objector. They were arraigned at Derby and demanded till Saturday.