On the Sea
SUBMARINE WARFARE TO CONTINUE. GERMANY’S REPLY. RETALIATION FOR BRITISH FOOD BLOCKADE. )■ Unttsd Urhiw a •bootattow. 1 (Received 12.45 p.m.) Washington, April 18. Count Bernstorff fold Mr Lansing that under no circumstances would Germany give up submarine warfare, i which was retaliation for the British food blockade. Germany was ( howevei, willing to make amends for anj violations of international law.
GERMAN SUBMARINE SUPPLIES.
London, April 17
The Times’ naval correspondent says that this month the average number of submarine losses works out at about two ships daily, less than one occurring in home waters, and something over one in the Mediterranean. Manifestly the Germans have not to return to homo ports to replenish their ammunition and petrol, and it will tax the ingenuity of our seamen to counteract the new campaign.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 14, 19 April 1916, Page 5
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