OPINION DIVIDED.
Denial of Passports Given. 400 Submarines on Blockade. (Received Feb 3, at 8.40 a.m.) Washington, Feb 2 Opinion at a late hour was divided as to the probability of a break within 24 hours, or a final warning to Germany, preceding drastic'action. Count Bernstorff is said to have admitted that he expects passports for the German Embassy. He Bays Germany began sending out submarines three weeks ago, and there are now nearly four hundred on the blockade lines. The State Department says it has had no communication with Count Bernstorff although are many rumours that he has received his passports.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 February 1917, Page 2
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