Unlimited Piracy.

Hokitika Guardian, 3 February 1917, Page 2

Unlimited Piracy.

(Australian & N.Z. Cable Association and Reuter.) London, Feb 1 Germany’s declaration of unlimUrd piracy is tha sole topic of newspaper and public discussion. It is generally regarded as a declaration bf war against the world, therefore it is the beginning of tbe end. There is every indication that the United Stales ia in complete accord with the Allies’ determination to combat Germany’s low move by every meaiiß in their power. This wtllgieiiiiy simplify the Allies’ problem. German Ships(Australian & N.Z- Cable Association.) New York, Feb I The interned German liners at Hoboken number 17, aud include the Vat or land. Wild Excitement

London Feb 1 There is the wildest excitement on the Manchester Exchange. Danish Feeling Copenhagen, Feb 1 The “Nationals Tindende” says the Government is conferring with trade representatives upon the new situation. Financiers contemplate closing the stock exchange to avoid a panic. Dutch Shipping Rotterdam, Feb I The ship-brokers fear that unless America shows the way to an effective protest, Dntoh ship owners will be obliged to lay up their ships. London, Feb 1 Latest reports from Holland state that the Government has prohibited all saihnga for tbe present. Note to Switzerland. [REUTER’S SERVICE. COPYRIGHT.] London, Feb 1 The German Note to Switzerland states that Cette is the only French port unaffected by the blockade