LATEST VIEWS ON GERMANY WITHIN
NO POPULAR UPHEAVAL IN WAR TIME. New York, August ID. Mr. Charles Grasty, the New York "Times" correspondent at Paris, after a trip to Switzerland, during which I:a made the fullest investigation, believes thai it is vain to hope for any popular upheaval in Germany beforo the war ends. However, there are few people willing to believe that tho autocracy will lust beyond therein of the present Kaiser. Germany is held in the grip of discipline, but there is unrest. Her soldiers are willing to fight and listen to commands, but when the war is over and they roturn home they will not consent to live under an autocracy which is able, at its own caprice, to involve the nation in war.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3169, 21 August 1917, Page 5
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