THROUGH GERMAN GLASSES.
VERDUN FIGHT SATISFACTORY. (Times and Sydney Sun Services). The Germans are being drilled to '-™t ail the boastings and promises concerning Verdun, and believe that operations are progressing satisfactorily. The "Cologne Gazette" says. "The battles which are taking place have given, the choice to our supreme commands to appoint the nlace and time nf battle. comnelliniT the enemy to fight where we wanted him." The article concludes: "If tho.«e in command of the events „.t*»H the viewpoint may be regarded with satisfaction." The same Journal in another article says: "Tf the Germans are „-•<.!, fVip submarine policv. there may be compensation in the Zeppelin attacks. T h? submarine decisions have been undetermined, and show feeblen»s saurl aberration. The policy of the Zeppelins has been different. The „.•_ oJ . io „ lrr , pot hit neutrals; they have hit only the enemy."
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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 83, 6 April 1916, Page 7
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140THROUGH GERMAN GLASSES. Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 83, 6 April 1916, Page 7
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