GREAT BRITAIN.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 132, 28 October 1914, Page 5

GREAT BRITAIN.

PtoGE LOUIS OF BATTEXBERO. ""SILLY STORIES" IX CIRCULATION. Beceived 27, 9.35 p.m. London, October 26., Silly stories have been current for scleral weeks, discrediting Prince 1.0UJ3 of j Battenberg's loyalty. The Globe diicusses the subject apologetically, and ii justifying its stop of the stream of editorial letters, asks for an authoritative statement to clear away the accusation. (Prince Louis of Battenbcrg U tke First Sea Lord, British Admiral, and personal A.D.C. to the King. He ii the son of Prince Alexander of Heue, and wai bora at Grata, Austria. He married his cousin, Princess Victoria, a granddaughter of the late Queen Victoria. He. was naturalised as a British subject in 1868, and entered the Royal Xavy as a cadet. He rose steadily until he obtained the rank of Admira! and Commander-in-Chief of the Atlantic I Fleet in 1903.) THE CENSORSHIP ASSAILED. ACCUSED. OF AXTI-GERMAX BIAS. 1 PRESS BUREAU OX TILE WARPATK. Received "27, 11.45 p.m. London, October 2(*. T'v London correspondent of Xh Sew York Evening Post accuses the t.: sorship of seeking to conceal Ger:;>.v successes, and to blacken German;': character and win American opinion. The Press Bureau announces tlitit it . is taking steps to compel substantiation ! or withdrawal of the accusation. ' RECRUITIXC, IX WALES. } London, October 26. Thirty-seven thousand men from Glamorganshire have enrolled in Lord Kitchener's army. , UNDERGRADUATES AT THE FRONT. Received 27, 6 p.m. ( London, October 28. Half of the under-graduates at Carabridg ha,r« gone to -the war. Ti« medi«nl school is especially thinned. 1 The Army Council is permitting the u«* o£ the A.B.C. Scott's, Western Union, and Libers codes withinythe Empire, also for meMagee to allied neutral countries. g ... v ,r -, j — I