PAN-GERMANS IN A RAGE

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2890, 30 September 1916, Page 8

PAN-GERMANS IN A RAGE

FRIGHrFULNESS ABANDONED /Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. (Reci September 29, 5.15 p.m.) .. ■ , London! September 28. . • .wireless message from Zurioli states that it is now known in Germany that Count Reventlow has been : forbidden to publish articles not ap- -. proved-by the censor, owing to his strong criticism of voir Hindenburg in ■ tli© /'Deutsche - Tages Zeitung." Tho issue was confiscated, and the paper ■has not been allowed to appear for a whole week. .The attacks on the Gort'mans'j idol "were due to the official :.'.Preas. triumphantly : announcing that ,'Hindeu.burg supports Hollweg ii re- , jecting, the -.-unrestrained /'-'submarine •; f 1 All German stalwarts expected- Hinaenburg to. insist on .the immediate renewal . of, under-water . -Vfrightfulness, aiidhis acquiescence in the Chancellor's' more prudent policy plunged the . Pan-German fire-eaters . into a paroxysm of . despair and rage. Beventlow's attacks were a symptom of a widespread' outcry against Hindenburg in favour of a policy of the iron hand. EXPORTATION EMBARGO VASELINE AND OTHER GOODS. Huatralis'-l-New Zealand' Cable Association. (r£ec. September 39, 5.15 p.m.) . . September 28. ' Official.—No further licenses will bo . issued within the Empire for the exportation of vaseline, casings,/rubber, and balata,- and manufactures of powdered talo-.to Denmark- Holland, and Sweden; Privy Council licenses will : not be accepted by the Customs for shipment without tho War Trade Do- ' -partment's -special authority.