ABOUT THE ENEMY.

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16265, 16 July 1918, Page 7

ABOUT THE ENEMY.

VON BTDHLMANIN'S SUCCESSSOR. (By Cable.—Pre a« Association.—CopyrjrhtJ (Heater's Telegrams.) ' . LONBON, July 13. Newspapers m London consider the appointment of Herr von Hintze a distinct gain for the Allies, as Herr von Hunimann s policy was a compromise, more dangerous because it was more feasible than the reactionary idea of crushing the Allies. + w legr{ H n from Amsterdam states tnat there is no uneasiness ia Holland, but that Herr von Hintze's appointment is reflected in the fall of almost t? <•+ e^? ntle s. °, n e - Amsterdam and Rotterdam Exchanges. The "Berliner Tageblatt" saysr— Despite all official assurances to the contrary, Herr von Hintze's appointS' s a tnumph for the von TLrpitz ia , well j recognised as such at iiome and abroad. rJZ? rwner< fl"^ contr^ietin ß inspired reports, asserts that a change of policy 1 L 11 ? I^? dln 1 g which will product 7 devastating effect on German interests. , TjVa_ t. PARIS, July 13. French commentators predict starting performances from Herr von wilHng'tool. 15 the mmtaT * cli^e ' B (Australian and N.Z. Cable Asßotrfatkm.) . . AMSTERDAM, July 13. A senoos riot occurred at Brussels for'tLi? n oncers requisitioning f? £, °7 n Use the vegetables in l market - The peasants e f®J ,pon the office « called «Sd I b ." ine shot 2r C a T> t an of fifteen milliard voting fI J +i, ab from ™tod S i AVl° .r°' ient SooMrta (Reoeived July 15th, 7.25 p.m.) AMSTERDAM, July 14. Pursuant to the Kaiser's request, the Upper House will not expel Prince Lichnowsky, who is expected to make his own defence to the Peers. (Received July 15th, 7.25 p.m.) COPENHAGEN, July 14. The "Politiken's" Berlin correspondent learns from a high authority that if the Allies decide to cut off Germany from the outside world and take her colonies, Germany will not surrender Belgium. The "Vossiche Zeitung" states that Herr von Dembussche, Foreign UnderSecretary, succeeds Herr von Hintze as German Ambassador at Christiania. Herr Rosenberg, who was connected with the Brest-Litovsk _ negotiations, succeeds the late Count Mirbach. (Router's Telegram*.) (Reoeived July 15th, 11.40 p.m.) AMSTERDAM, July 15. The German meat ration is to Be reduced at the end of August from 250 to 200 grammes for towns of over 100,000 inhabitants. Smaller places will receive less.