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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 169, 22 March 1915, Page 6

AN AMERICAN COMPLAINT. SIK E. GREY 1 * KEF LONDON M.ar.-li 19. Sir Edward Grey, replying' to the American Note, quotes the treatment af Belgian civilians, the barbarous treatment of British prisoners en route to Germany, the sinking of merchantmen, also the sinking of 'he 'William Fyre. and the East Coast raids. He admits that Britain had anchored mines on the high seas long : ,!>r the Germany adopted the practice, but Hie English mines were harmless if adrift. He quotes Prince BtemrnvK on the stoppage of non-combatants' food, therefore the practice is presumably not repugnant, to Gorman mora 1 - ity. Bir E. Grey, replying to Mr. T'age's inquiry as to how neutrals :tr; to avoid dangers under the block-:'.!-' explains that Britain aims to nV : mmise the inconvenience to neutral s *, v-.'frams from the confiscation of ships a.nj cargoes, and every regard is shown in the Americana cotton trade, nisi not to interfere with neutrals carrying enemy's contraband outside European waters.

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