CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2300, 6 November 1914, Page 6

CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS

WAR-WORRIED KAISER HAIR HAS GONE WHITE. . London, November' 4... A lady tfho has returned from Berlin ■ Says that; 'amid the crowd of rumour's, - she can only vouch for the truth of one. It is_ absolutely true - that the Kaiser's hair has turned white since the, . war began.—"Times" and Sydney ■"Sun" services. : REPORTED DEATH OF GENERAL VON ELUDE. (Reo." November 6, .0.20 a.m.) London, November 5, morning. It is unofficially reported that a bomb (dropped on the German '• Headquarters ; Staff killed General Von Klttck. ; • Eight; members of German : princely (iamilies have died on the battlefields, 'the youngest being under 17. . DARE-DEVIL ZOUAVES. . London, November .4. An officer of a Highland regiment utates that the Zouaves are "priceless fellows."-..-Every night, lie says, about 30 of them, go to the enemy's trenches and stand twenty yards in front hooting and booing, evoking a fusillade of. musketry, which always 'goes over their heads. They then jauntily return.— •''Times", and Sydney "Sun" services. ; OUR INDIAN TROOPS. ("Hmea"-aEd Sydney "Son" Serrioss.) ; London, November 4. 'A Berlin official message states:—"lt has been .definitely ascertained that the Indian troops are fighting againßt our Right Wing, not;only in massed bodies,' but spread out on the' entire British front/'