GERMANY
FOpD FOR THE YANKEES. MORE BLUFF. Timet and Sydney Sun Services. London, Feb. 2. A German wireless message has been issued of an interview, intended for American consumption, with the Admiralty Chief of Staff, Admiral Holtzcnderff. He said that the English submarines were unsuccessful for four weeks fa the Baltic, The German navy would never be in danger from England. She feared Germany's trade rivalry>and their intact merchant marine; also the growing American navy. He denied that fifty submarines were lost; not one half were lost. In replying to a question regarding the possibility of a, big naval battle, he replied: "The decision does Set rest with us. We are always pret* TfA -" "He blockade is causing anxiety to Germany, because Admiral Holtzendorff lays much about the sufferings of women and children, but this portion of tbs interview was not telegraphed vertMiinL
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Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1916, Page 5
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