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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 129, 24 October 1914, Page 6

An interesting exp'anation of Germany's haste to plunge into war has been suggested by a member of tlie rtalian Parliament, Signov liaimondi, in the Sccolo of Milan. The motives, »a thinks, were purely economic The financial burden Bet up by the war taxation imposed last year was becoming intolerable, and the commercial treaties with Italy, Belgium, Russia and other States will expire, unless previously renewed, in 1917, and would not bo renewed on equally favorab'e terms for Germany. Thus the sacrifices imposed by her protectionist policy on her trade would hav« been increased; and therefore her Government felt itself compelled to open up new treaties by force of arms or by menace. Hence its desire to secure Morocco and some of the French colonies, tj also the intimation that it would not impose an indemnity so crushing as to exhaust the psvekasing power of Fraice. SLUGGISn LIVER. "For many ,cars I have suffered from sluggish liver," writes .Mrs W. Pfciffer, Mount Pleasant, South Aus. "I have tried several different tilings, hut found nothing to equal Chamberlain's Tablets, for they make me feel thoroughly well again. In my opinion there » no brtter medicine than Chamberlain's Tablets for disorders of the liver and fttOBBuL" At! chemists and-stores. • . • :