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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 118, 12 October 1914, Page 3

As showing that the war was expected by Germany if not actually premleditate.l Mr A. T. Christtensen, of Patea, who lias just TutiM-ncd from a trip to KnrO|).\ '.aid that when in Germany on July !>th. three weeks before the invasion of Bel-' ghim, ho saw train after train en rout > to ihe frontier carrying jiothing but mil-chii.-.o guns and munitions of war. One goods train of this description consisted of no less than 54 trucks. (Mr Christcnse.n w.is loud in his praise of the "little Belgians," who, by the marvellous stand made In the early stages" of the Avar had undoubtedly saved the situation. "If the Allies now can "hold out for rbtufc a month, Russia will do all llie (clearing up that is needed'' was Mr Chr-istcnsln's opinion/ In Denmark, Mr Christensen's native country, there were £M),O0t!) alien mobilised on the frontier ready to repel any German attack that may (be unide. (Denmark is anxious to lfigain fiomt of the territory that was filched froni her some fiO Tears ago> and would dearly love to be '"in at the death" in the present struggle. When in Germany prior to the outbreak of the war signs were, in evidence on ever 1 ' hand of a gigantic mobilisation schemf, Mr C'-hristensitn declared, but he added, "I thought If title of this as it was practically the same some tnreo years ag) when tile big manoeuvres wcr-j on." In Itam'iburg the naval activity was particularly! noticeable, sailors with full kits being seen everywhere. The business people of Germany when spoken to pooh-pooliwl tlie idea of war, knowing that it would anca.ni ruin for tlvin. There were two parties in Germany, the war party and the civil pirtv. The latter, consisting of business people,-did not want war, as they knew the cost. This party would probably make its voice yet heard against that of the war party.

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