THE SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN.

Taranaki Daily News, 29 May 1917, Page 5

THE SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN.

IVIOfIE FRIGHTFULNESSf • ALL 1 HOSPITAL SHIPS TO BB ATTACKED, ; Received May 28> 5.5 pjn. Reutor Service. Amsterdam, Mat 87. Berlin, In a semi-official' tMagrurj states after reasserting the British mW use of hospital ships,, announce* thai Germany will in future immediately at- ! tack all the hospital ships the barred zone t}nd Mediterranean, but will allow the transport of side and Wounded from Salonika by Greek railways to 1 Kalamata,' then by honltal ships to Gibraltar, uider sfteclfleij I tionß. ; " | DAYS OF SUBMARINE NUM. : BERED. '' V - v'.^1 A REMEDY HODMP. , London, Majr 07. 1 A correspondent of Westminster Gazette asserts that tli? navy's latest '* device for combating submarines is not Marconi's, but is entirely British. It 1 ' " is remarkably sirnplo and reputed to fee, infallible. mien the operation bu (wan. extended the days of the subttßttJpsV campaign will ibe numbered. v * SPANISH LINER SUNK* ; 133 MISSING. Renter Service. f. Received May 28, 5.5 p.ta. London, May 27. The Spanish mail boat C. d»BUajf« tieere has been sunk. 133 of the jXesen* gars and ciew are missing, iScMhlg - < '.ho Spanish Consul at Colombo. ; GREEK LOSSES. • Athens, May 3fT. ; .One hundred and two Greek dtip% aggregating 460,000 "tona, have boott tor' ] pedoed. The Allies havo handed oW the Greek cruiser iJlli to, the Provj|ioql«, «fl al Government. , ■ ' ' l}' .J: JAPAN'S VALUABLE HELP., Tokio, M»y 87. "* An official statement) has been issued covering" the ground of JjorA Robert Cecil's announcement, and adding thai a" squadron was recently arot to'thl * Mediterranean undo! Ssto, while another is ißorfiihg in toe South Atlantic. , • SWEDISH VESSELS SUNK. Copenhagen, May <B7. Tho Bcrlinske Tidendo report* thai: ■ six Swedish steamers have been tor i p Ito*i in the Gulf of Bothnia, alld two e y«ed and taken to Si<tomwa4o. ( BRAZIL. - ' ' . " • . .■ .. . 1 i NEUTRALITY ANNULLED.' ' ', t " ; , "' * > Received May 2D,1.45 a'Jfc Rip de Jaheiro,- May «t. I Brazilian neutrality lias torn AUtilM V