SUBMARINE WAR.
HOSPITAL SHIPS. GERMANY GIVES ~SAFE CONDUCT. (Eeuter's Telegrams.) MADRID, August 7. As the result of Spanish representations, Germany has agreed to give sale conduct to hospital ships provided Spanish naval officers are aboard and guarantee that only sick and wounded arc carried. I SPANISH PLAN ACCEPTED. Australian and NZ. Ca - ole Assn. Received 6.2(1 p.m., Aug. Bth. The "Heraldo" states that Britain and France are accepting the German Government's agreement to grant safe conducts to hospital ships, and ha\o thanked Spain for her humane intervention. Eleven naval officers are proceeding to various ports indicated by the Allies. i WAR OX SPANISH FISHERS. INDIGNATION IX SPAIN. Received 5.15 p.m., Aug. Si.h. A German submarine sank another Spanish fisher. Four of tho crew were' wounded. Great indignation is shown. SUBMARINK" LOSSES CONSIDERABLE. ROME, Aug. 7. It is- reported that German submarine losses are increasing. At least twentyfive were missing during duly, and several were admittedly destroyed. NO WINTER CAMPAIGN. A Swiss despatch from Germany states that the campaign v. ill be Mopped after November, the Entente antisubmarine measures making win for operations impossible.
THREE SUNK IX DOCK",
(United Service.) Italian aeroplanes sank three submarines underdoing repairs at Tola.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16308, 9 August 1917, Page 7
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