NEWS FROM GERMANY.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16750, 4 January 1915, Page 8

NEWS FROM GERMANY.

KAISER'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE,

"THE OUTRAGEOUS INVASION."

By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. LONDON, January 1.

The, Kaiser in a New Year message says:—"The army has gained brilliant victories, and the enemy's repeated attempts to swarm into German territory have failed. My ships have covered themselves with glory in every sea, nnd their crews have proved that they know how to fight victoriously and die heroically. "Tho entire nation stands in unexampled hnrmony, prepared to sacrifice its heart's blcod against the outrageous invasion. We still firmly keep the enemy low. Although, fresh hordes are always following their numbers do not frighten us. " It may be a serious task that is before us. 'and heavy, but we may look to the. future with firmest confidence. Next to God's guidance I trust the matchless bravery of the army and the navy."

NEWSPAPERS REFUSED ADMIS-

SION. (Received January 3. 3.20 p.m.) COPENHAGEN. January 2. The newspapers of Denmark and other neutral countries, except official organs, are forbidden to enter Germany. The "Politiken," although a Government organ with a large circulation in Germany, has decided not to send copies there while other newspapers are prohibited.