ON THE SEA.

Taranaki Daily News, 5 October 1915, Page 5

ON THE SEA.

A GHASTLY FAILURE. • GERMAN SUBMARINE WARFARE. Received Oct. 4, 9.50 p.m. London, Oct. 4. Aew York says that the reports furnished by the United States attaches of German submarine losses, and the British methods of ensnaring and capturing them, have created ,v profound impres' s-ion in America. sfcThe that tlipeople Hi the L'nited States are no v. wiin-inc-.| ilKit (irrmany had modified h'-r submarine j.o'.k-y, knowing that the I.U-:;:ide had Uen a ghastly failure. , lie ul-ii -;iv> that the American Admiralty ha, (|ii;i-lied the idea of deereasJiiv the <-L-n»ii-iietion of dreadnoughts 111 lavm- "i -:i imarinos, being convinced t.:ai tin- .-iii.iiul -pent in ships is not l»>t, bat i, ii;,i,-,i.ed in value.

llc-rived ~,_.[. 5> J am New York, Oct. 4. Amc"i.':iu :itt:-r-iii-s in Europe report thai tic l!riti>li have captured or deinroyej between (ii'ty and seventy submarine. GERMAN PATROL r.f,AT DAMAGED Amsterdam, Oct. 3. -A German pnrol boat struck a mine tin- mouth of the Ems and was ache; I at Tiorkiim. PKIZEMONEY. Oct. 4. ill..V> p.m. London, Oct -I. Hip Morning Post computes the prizern. m,v that has accumulated for officers and iiir-n of the Navy at four millions, of which nothing has been distributed. Tli.' paper complains that the Government, by pur. basing confiscated cargoes, deprive* the Xavy of participation.