ABOUT THE ENEMY

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17282, 25 September 1916, Page 8

ABOUT THE ENEMY

THE KAISER. ON THE.GALICIAN FRONT. Reutor's Telegrams. COPENHAGEN,. September 22. The Kaiser is on the Galician front. GERMANY'S DEFENCE. TOTTERED MORE THAN ONCE. Reuter's Telegrams. AMSTERDAM, September 22. .Von Gaedko, the German writer, sa'ys:—Vv'o have gone' through terrible days. Germany's wall of defence has tottered more than once, but, thank God 1 it has not collapsed. Our enemies have not achieved decisive results. AGAINST BRITAIN. GERMAN PROCLAMATION. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received September 24, 5.5 p.m.) AMSTERDAM, September 22. Leading Berlin newspapers give prominence to a manifesto of the People's Committeo for the speedy defeat of England. It says: " The military and economical investment of our peoples is ever growing more stringent. New countries are openly joining our enemies, and wo must bo prepared -to see other States doing the same. # Neutral States who do not commit niilitalry hostilities are forced to economic hostilities. Peace is further off thau ever. England's strength is still "unbroken and sho prevents tho Allies from seeking a separate peace. Tho only way is to conquer England by a sharper application of war on the sea and in the air. When England is laid low the war will coino to a speedy and victorious f"' l *

THE KAISER'S APPEAL. GERMANS ABROAD CALLED UP. (Received September 24, 5.5 p.m.) AMSTERDAM, September 24. The Kaiser has appealed to Germans abroad to report to their Consuls with a view to military employment.