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Taranaki Daily News, 13 November 1915, Page 5

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| REALISING THE TRUTH. j New York, Nov. 11. I The Herald says that the Ancona infamy is but one in a grand scheme that Germany assumes. The United States Government can be kept asleep, but the tide of popular wrath is rising higher at each unspeakable outrage. The Tribune says that Germany disavowed the Lusitania outrage, while the Ancona destroys the last semblance of verity for the assertion, President Wilson has won a diplomatic victory over Germany, honorable to the United States and useful to neutrals. A SOURCE OF SUPPLY. GREEK SMUGGLERS BUSY. Received Nov. 12, 8.5 p.m. Rome, Nov. 12. Greek smugglers are supplying Aus-tro-Gennan submarines with petrol and provisions. Italian torpedoers and submarines are organising a systematic chase. / CUNARDER SUN T K. London, Nov. 11. The Gunard liner (.'aria Inn been sunk. j A SUSPECT. STOPPED BV BRTTTSII CRUISER. Washington, Nov. 11. the State Department alleges that a British cruiser by forcibly searching the Zeelandia infringed. Mexican ncutrnlitv. It has asked for a full report of the circumstances. The Zeelandia was manned principally by Germans, and it is believed was carrying copper, resin and other munitions" She ' Dew the American (lag. The owners deny that ■she dew German colors while at sea. RIGHT OF SEARCH NOT DISPUTED. New York, Nov. 11. Reports by the State Department show that the suspected steamer Zeelandia was not searched in a Mexican port, but on the high seas. It is unlikely that the United States will take any action.