"IN GERMANY BY AUTUMN."

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 221, 27 October 1916, Page 3 (Supplement)

"IN GERMANY BY AUTUMN."

'lite Schleswig newspaper "Hoimdal" tliout eight weeks ago printed from its Jerlin correspondent a long article ippcaring in the Berlin press urging he Germans not to listen to the prop.i--sm\& uf those who are going about !.e country demanding a genera! .strike. "On our vast fronts,' 1 says the writ■r, "the Russians, tlio British and the •'rench are stand'ng, and they will i>e n Germany by the autumn. They ire two to on.', and across the seas rom J:i|>;in coims enorinous masses of imniunition mid food, whiie we have to lepnnd upo:i \v!iat we prodiuv ourselves. "The seven days' artillery lire of the Jritish was murderous, and German •eports admit the superiority of tht» Jritish artillery. What is h-:'t for us tnd what eiinfideiiee e:in we have that hose furious r.ttin ks upon the gateways if our empire will all fa:!? Ti is c«enial now that tiothing should he done to hamper the exN-lmy organisation. •o iint Germany would find herself F : ght:ng not o'lly against enemies front abroad, 'iiit against enenrcs at Im>ii:o fe well." MAD.M ' , \T WIXDSOK CASTLE. Pair::' f * aid to he an America hj., ,ni r i< I i\m ently on a t-hargo i r iHempt . fori e an tntrance ii ' Win ! • ('a tie in an effort to see K " ' (Jei ■ T: e mail was a - rested alter a scuffle . Officers declar <l he w:i.s insane, and he si nt to an asylum. Callaghan said he d ■■■..! , Km--o<yy>;e in order to ,» i ■ •■■d, as the original invenii > me. The police all' < • i '' •' i ,:-i recently enme from 'i. 'i. ,' ••t.ites, where he passed ■! i !<-vi e ears in an asylum.