GERMANY
TRKIIKXDOI'S CASUALTY LISTS. TWENTY 'I uOUSAND A DAY. "' Received 0, 5.5 p.m. Copenhagen, December 5. German official returns show that the !id-man and Austrian casualties for four months averaged 20,000 daily, or a total of over two and a quarter millions. VERY ANXIOUS FOE PEACE. Times and 'Sydney Sun Services. London, December 4. , The Socialist Party in Berlin propose to exclude Dr Liebkneclit for voting against the war grants in the Reichstag. At a confidential meeting of the leaders of German political parties in Berlin, Ministers asserted that the German armies were much /stronger than those, of the Allies. After the war they would be able to reduce military expenditure. An imense increase in the navy was imperative. It was generally agreed that an early peace was desirable, even upon the terms of the status quo ante bellum (conditions existing before the war). A Berlin wireless mesagr states that the Kaiser had an interview at Brcslau with the Archduke Frederick. The Commander-in-chief of the The Kaiser visited the wounded in the hospitals.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 155, 7 December 1914, Page 5
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