On the Sea

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 43, 16 September 1918, Page 6

On the Sea

FAITH IN THE U-BOATS. SHEER SWANK. Pr»88 Association —Copyright, Austru. lia*i and N.Z. Cable Association. I -, (Received 8,45 a.m.) ;' .Amsterdam, September 15. Herr Seheer -told members of the Reichstags»#l have-no- doubt for a moment we shall bring England to negotiations by means of the; submarine, -but must—decline to fix a date. •"■■■•■ ■■• • ■ :.■ ■..:,.' AMERICAN TROOPSHIP HUNT. ;■>• * ' .. . ' . SUPREME GERMAN EFFORT. Press Association—Copyright. '" . United Service. (Received 9.10 a.m.) London, September 15. Information has reached London that the German Admiralty, in view' of the outburst of public denunciation over the failure to interfere ■ with the American transports, has ordered the' submarines to make a supreme effort to ydestory the troopships. THE SUBMARINE MENACE. CALWAY CASTLE TORPEDOED. Press.. Aasn.—Copyright-—Australiai. 1 Han and tf.Z. Cable Association. » "' . (Received 11.15 a.m.) -,r London, September 15. The Gahvay Castle was torpedoed. , >ir Burton, one of the South African delegates to the Imperial War Cabinet, who/-was aboard, was saved. fully 120 passengers are missing, including Mr Burtine, M.P.