DUTCH SHIPPING.

Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14667, 22 March 1918, Page 5

DUTCH SHIPPING.

ANGER AT THE SEIZURE

DIATRIBES IN THE DUTCH , PRESS*

COMPLICATIONS WITH GERMANY.

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(Received March 21, 8.25 p.m ) Tl, a <m -i m , London» March 20. nJ J^ TekgraP^s" Rotterdam correspondent states that there is a rising tide of anger against England S+- .Am + Tlc^ PaPers severely ml cisc th<? Government's action Lte "Tyjd" compares the feeling [ Bfer nWaf ng d t0 that dur^ th*

The "Nieuwe Courant" characterises the Government's action as a Humiliating capitulation.

The correspondent adds that tre foreign Minister stated that Parliament had not received the Allies' reply. Despite this a rumour is persistent in financial and shipping circles that a frest! crisis has arisen. There are also complications with Germany, g,s an order has been issued prohibiting Netherlands inland waterway shipping going to Germany and Belgium, and the German Government refuses .permission for Dutcfr canal boats'now' iri.(?6rmany and Belgium to return to Holland. *