MORE HUNNISH METHODS

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11650, 19 August 1916, Page 8

MORE HUNNISH METHODS

INFERNAL MACHINE BLOWS UP STEAMER. Received Aug. 19, noon. Copenhagen, Aog. 18 The captain of the Swedish steamer Ragnarcfe, blown np in the North Sea, bondd for Rouen with a cargo of iron, declared that the Germans at Gothenburg smuggled an infernal machine aboard Sow Sutton’s Seeds to have the very nest flowers and vegetables. None to compare.* Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be the last days of Spence and Spence’s winter sale, and these will be red letter days for bargains Remnants and oddments will go regardless of cost, and heaps of remnants^on the centre

A DENIAL. - Washington, Aug. 18, The British Embassy emphatically denies that censorship was nsed to obtain secrets and English air charts THE DEUTSCHLAND AND BREMEN. BRITISH SUBMARINES ON PATROL. Received Aug, 19. noon. - Norfolk (Virginia), Aug. 18. Reports state that two British submarines voyaged to America and are watching the coast for the Deutschland and Bremen. PROHIBITION OF EX FORT TO SWEDEN’, Renter. London, Aug. 18. The King has signed an Order in Council prohibiting export to Sweden except ou a guarantee that it will not reach the enemy. ITALIAN GENERAL WOUNDED. Reuter. Rome, Ang. 18. General Pittalnga was severely wounded by a sniper at Gorizia. ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL. VETOED BY THE PRESIDENT. Received Ang. 19, 13.10 p.m. New York, Aug. 18. The President vetoed the Army Appropriation Bill on account of the provision exempting retired army officers from liability to Service under the articles of war. THE BLACK LIST. New York, Aug. 18. The Chilian Government has formlly announced that it has taken steps to restrict the black list, but no details are given.