Germany

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 15, 19 January 1915, Page 5

Germany

THE POLICY OF HATE. DAILY ATTACKS ON BRITAIN URGED BY THE PRESS. Tims and Sydney Sun Sbeviom. (Received S a.m.) London, January 18. Copenhagen reports that the German press is complaining of Britain’s attempt to cause a famine, and declares that the whole, British nation must be regarded as a hateful enemy. They demand that submarines and Zeppelins attack Britain daily wher- • ever possible. CLIMAX OF LIE CAMPAIGN. "GERMAN ARMY NOT AFFECTED BY THIS SORT OF FILTH."

Ttmm and Sydney Sun Services. (Received 8 a.m.) Berlin, January 18. An official statement describes the French report of the German atrocities as the climax of the campaign, and states that the German army, won’t be affected by, this sort of filth. It merely notes what poisonous arms our opponents are availing themsevles of—opponents who were quondamly called chivalrous. THE KAISER AT THE FRONT. ' ‘ « • Times and Sydney Sun Ssbvich. (Received 8 a.m.) London, January' 17.

A guardsman writes to the Cologne Gazette: The Kaiser made a splendid speech and drank a glass of wine with the artillery officers. He told them that when in the Argonne he inspected a cave in a trench, and when ho emerged he was startled at seeing a full company of French soldiers. He drew back, but an officer of the Landsturm exclaimed : "Your Majesty, they are only prisoners passing through here; they will see you just for once.”