GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 70, 12 August 1914, Page 8

GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES

.must be viewed with SUSPICION. THE POSITION 7 OK ITALY. London, August in. 1 lie limes issues u warning, in view ol lh,- of independent communication between Cei'many ami Britain, that dispatches original in" 1 ill dermanr must be regarded with suspicion, bein;.' circulated by (be derman Oovcrniiicnt to proiliu'e in England an impression favorable to (iermanv. Americans anxious to return gladly paid first class fares for mattresses. Austrian and (Senium reservists arc not allowed to leave while Belgians, French and Britishers are leaving by every vessel. Canada has forwarded the first -wheat instalment sent for days. .Mi- llareonrt accepted witli deep gratitude the gift which will help in steadying priee* and relieve distress. .Hp said that he would not forget the promptitude of Canada's generosity. The House of Commons pissed a Bill through all stages authorising the! Hoard of Trade to seize foodstull's 1111- j reasonably withheld from the markets. I -Air T. P. O'Connor drew attention in the House of Conifnons to the unreason- , able delay in cables abroad due to. the I inadequate assistance at the cable office > and to the censors. | Mr McKenna agreed that it was ossential t here should be sonic journal- ; Mie comnionsense in the censorship and that messages should not bo stopped simply from the ignorance of! I he censor. .Mother says: "We'd never be the happy lot we are without 'Camp.' Everyone enjoys it, everyone is better for if. and if saves such a lot of time and i: ..Milile 111mkiie.' i;