GERMANY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 130, 26 October 1914, Page 6

GERMANY.

I.IOOD-WlXlvlXU THE PEOPLE. "A WAR OF DEEEXCE." C!Euma>; ui'i'icia:.-i lootixg. allk.gatiuxs uk allies' cruelty elitdjated. what is the kaiser? Amsterdam, October i'l. : The Trosid'iit of the Prussian Diet, in his speech, said there was scarcely a laniily in u.rm.iny Unit was not in mourning; sliil they would have to make iliinmaMiieable s.u-riliccs. They were n,it lighting for greater power or for the enlargement ol llk- Empire or base commercial profit, but for ihcir homes .and families, and they would continue to fight until their end was achieved. London, October :!:). Renter stales thai, Herman officers lodged at the Chateau Monte Mort ransacked jewel-cases, removed silver and linen and emptied the cellars. The Yonvau-ts repudiates the allegation of German newspapers, with ",,. gard to the atrocities of the Allies ineluding the gouging out of the eye's of German soldiers. Not a single allegation has been officially established. Times and Sydney' Sun Service's. London, October 23. Berlin claims that the German war machine is working with uncanny precision.

A correspondent describes the ruthless German nation in .Belgium, and the immense war equipment. Oll'icers are boasting of their imminent arrival in London and declaring that the next fortnight will be the easiest in their lives, because they are leaviiinext day, en route fur London. ° The Daily Xews stales that the Kaiser is staying at the Czenstoehow Club House with I'hlans and aeroplane guarding him.

, (Czenstoehow is just over the border of Poland, east of lireshiu.)