NEUTRALS' ATTITUDE.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 11927, 9 February 1917, Page 6

NEUTRALS' ATTITUDE.

i mimm reply, i Router's Tfllesrswnt. ' (Received Febraory 0, noon.) fU EX; 'S AIRES, February 8. r l!-" Government has replied to Ocr- ' many regretting that the Kaiser con- ! .sicliM'cd h u<'h extreme measures vrero j necessary, and declaring that the Goi Ycnmipiu would ba~o its conduct on i the fundamental principles of interi national law. ; A German wireless station has been | discovered live miles from the city, • communicating with German ships de- | t-lined elsewhere. i " i SC A XI) IX A VIA X REPLY. ; RouUr'e Tslegriuo#. j < Rece-'vi d February Si 3 p.m.) : CIiRf^TIAXIA. February 8. h. 'I he joint Scandinavian rt'plv to (Jerj ninny protests especially against tho i tlii'i a: tsi s in.'. shins without. warning, • inid against tin. - iajhjre to attempi- to | -aye iTeu<. C]HiISTi.\NfA. February 8, ' The i\orwe-i;iu Government has replied to ill'" 1 appeal from America, that ' u canivt adhere to latter-- action with regard to Germany. adding that the inn e kingdoms are now <i:t-ii^:-Illu-ir attitude on tho : ha.-is el .international b.w. GERMAX IXTER ESTS IX AMERICA. Reutsr'a Taiegmma. i !Received February 1? H p.m.) i ! >EI>XE February 8. Switzerland has aimed to take ; charge of (ierman interests in the United States-. i GERM AX WIRELESS XKAI.I RIO. Rentiers Telegrami. Correction - 'i:i" German wireless station is outside Rio <Je .Janeiro not Rueno s Aires.