Germany

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 30, 6 February 1915, Page 5

Germany

STARVING GERMANY.

“WE ARE NOT GOING TO DIE OF

FAMINE.”

United Press Association (Received 8.45 a.m.)

Copenhagen, February 5

Hollweg, in an interview, said Germany would use every opportunity to starve England in revenge for starving Germany. The Neutrals had not protested, and they must take the consequences. We are not going to die of famine.

A BROKEN MIRROR.

“SEVEN YEARS' BAD LUCK FOR

THE KAISER.”

QUARREL WITH KING OF saxony

Paris, February 5

Le Matin states that the Kaiser re. co fitly, at Charleville, violently quarr oiled with the King of Saxony, and during the dispute broke a mirror. The King of Saxony was furious, and suddenly departed. AUSTRALASIANS INTERNED AT RUHLEBEN. Amsterdam, February 5. The Commandant at Hambmg has ordered all Australasians to bo interned at Ruhleben. COMPLAINTS FROM TRAVEL* LERS. Times and Sydney Sun Service. (Received 8 a.m.) London, February 5. Copenhagen reports that travelleis who have returned from Germany loudly complain of ill-treatment b\ the police. Tourist communication has been stopped. A lady, who was not provided with a new passport, was 'arrested and undressed. The police discovered some innocent letters hidden in her garments, and she was sent to custody under military guards.

KRUPPS’ WORD OF HONOR.

Times and Sydney Sun Service London, February 5,

Lo Matin declares that Kvupps gave Simon Lake their \\ord of hopor not to divulge anything regarding his submarine plans, and eventually agreed to pay £60,000. Lake got neither money nor plans.

TAKING BREAD FROM THE CHIL-

DREN’9 MOUTH.

Times and Sydney Sun Service

London, February 5

Germany is appealing to school children to assist in defeating England’s wicked plans in starving Germany by not wasting food, not eating wheaten bread, and begging their parents to buy only “war bread.”