ALL GERMANS CALLED TO THE COLOURS

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2224, 10 August 1914, Page 5

ALL GERMANS CALLED TO THE COLOURS

KAISER ISSUES AN ORDER FATHERLAND WRAPPED IN GRIEF AND GLOOM • CHILDREN GATHER THE HARVEST / v (Bee. August 9, 5.5 p.m.) \ Berlin, August 7. The Kai6or has called up all Germans capable of tearing arms, and the order esye: "We have to defend our most saereci possessions against the reckless assault if enemies on all sides, and we are confident that our ancient warlike.spirit still lives, which in the .past has been the dread and the terror of our enemies. Eemembftr oiir glorious past! God help us." * (Bee. JLnfcsst 9, 5,5 pim.) A Dutohman expelled from'.(Cologne states that in fs" anSiety, and- lethargy. The women and children weep arid the men are depressed nowhere are flags displayed, and the inarching of the soldiert is wngleSs. All men eighteen to fifty years of age hare been called out. The children are gathering the harvest. "TO BE OB NOT TO BE'—THE QUESTION FOR GERMANY. : (Rco. August 10, 0.5 a.m.) Berlin, August 8. r i.iO Kaiser has issued another Proclamation, which states: "In the midst of perfect peace tho enemy surprises us. Therefore To Arms! To be or not to be! That is the question for our Empire. To be or not to be! For German power and German existence we will resist to the last breath of the last man and tho •last horse, and shall fight out against the world of enemies,"