ON THE SEA.

Taranaki Daily News, 29 January 1918, Page 5

ON THE SEA.

j • n I GERMANY'S LATEST MOVB. ' r . J MOST POWERFUL SUBMARINE PaM? 1 PAIGN. 3 , . AGAINST AMERICAN TRANSPORTS.'^ i -^ us - snd N.Z. Cable Assoc. and Reuttfj Received Jan. 2!), 12.30 a.m. | ! , r Washington, Jan. 28. .1 1 m Mr -. Newton D. Baker, Secretary . War, in a communique, points' out thfct ' . Germany is planning the most' powdrfttj'' , submarine campaign yet undertaken , .'gainst American transports. Many s'"s; . boats have been recalled to home partita ( and are now refitting, preparatory to , new campaign. s | > SPANISH SHIPS NOT SPARET^ i CANARIES BLOCKED BY'SOB. '"-ii , MARINES. J Madrid, Jan. 2T,'':a, Reports show that Genflwi (WbmafiMi are literally blockading the Canon* fcftP and not sparing Spanish ships. ■ islanders are protesting agaiiiat GennaSfV extending the danger zone. ' * ~~ , NEW SPANISH STEAMER <6WI(S INDIGNANT PRESS PRQTBOTty y | '* Received Jan. 28, 8.33 p.m, Madrid, Jaa, 2T. "*4| The Spanish steamer Giralda, of tons, was bombed and sunk The attacking submarine waa namtlfl# ? and numberless. The newspapers ituUjff* $ nantly protest against tlie Germmgmr,'l mannings. —— _ ■■■ sll AIRCRAFT ATTACK U-BOAT. - J Paris, Jan. 27. French dirigibles threw several boiliW'i: at a submarine. The hits were db&tvtfL' ® to unsteady her, and a mine-sweep^;** thereupon iired allots, wliidi took effect, a large oil patch rean&ini]^.'