Germany

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 63, 10 November 1914, Page 5

Germany

THE DEITY TURNED DOWN IN . THE KAISER'S SPEECHES! I {Times and Sydney Sun Sebvioes. i', (Received JB.O-a.m.)

! ,;, London, .November 9., The ;press '- UpUDJnsheSj f .the Kaiser's Addressing the troops.-tg;V*bh& north of':' France. ; Each. .fioncludes • jyith a % : cfeclaration that "the enemy Vis certain, to be defeated. It'iis.j inotable that the speeches no» longer, reference to God, but oniy ; tp'Frederick the 'Great. . $ ">" Y {'• '■'*■ THE CHURKAS TIGERS TO FIGHT Times and Sydney Sun Sebviois. (Received 8.0 a.m.) London, November 9. The Lokal Anzieger acknowledges the gallantry of the Gurkas, but deprecated their methods of fighting. Their sudden onslaught was a lively reminder of the fighting methods of the tiger in an Indian jungle.v ALLEGED BRITISH OUTRAGES. Times and Sydney Sun Sebviois. (Received 8.0 a.ml)

London, November 9

A-German officer unarmed and* holding aloft a white flag, approached the French lines and asked: "Is it a fact that you shoot prisoners and.cut off-'their' ears?" <' -The French " replied in the negative. The officer afterwards returned with 100 Germans who were in a pitiable condition, and said: "You can have these' men; thev are no use to me!"

GERMANY'S LOSS TO DATE.

United Pbess Association.

London, November 9

Mr Hilaire Belloc computes the German losses to date, including missing and sick, at one million and threequarters.

THE KAISER DAY BY DAY.

(Received 9.5 a.m.)

London ( November 9

A New York correspondent states that the Kaiser's personal guards have heen doubled and that no stranger is allowed within revolver range. The | Kaiser is worried at the tremendous i losses on the battlefield and the death of scores of his personal friends. He .is haggard and weary. He dines at the mess nightly, but is dull, morose, and fretful. His animus against England amounts to obsession. He avoids the bomb-proof field cottage and prefers a railway sleeping car, regarding it as safer than, a stationary structure. ' mmr " | '— '■■■—»- ' ,m»