Great Britain

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 187, 16 January 1915, Page 5

Great Britain

WOMAN'S PART. ■BEAR THE SUFFERIXG; Ml>S THE EXCITEMENT. AX ORGANISED APPEAL. Received )5, 0 p.m. Times and .Sydney Sun Services. LonSon, January 15. Papers publish large advertisements covering four questions addressed to ■women, ending, "Women of England, do your duty Send your men to-day to join our glorious army. ' lira Winston Churchill, addressing women at a recruiting meeting, said the women suffered as much as the men the terrors of war, but did not enjcqKtlic consolation to be found in the excitement of going to the front, and the glory «( action. LORD KITCHENER S REGRET. fflß FAVORITE INDIAN TROOPS. FIGHT UNDER ANOTHER LEADER. Times and Sydney Sun Services. Received 15, G pjn. London, January 15. Lord Kitchene- reviewing British troops from India going to the front, taid that if any division could break the German resistance it was this one. He bad hoped to lead the troops he trained in India, but faU' found him his duty elsewhere.

MAKING A SAME FOR HIMSELF. Times and Sydney Sun Services. Rccveived 15, 6 p.m. London. Jannarv 15. A "Tommy" at the front writ.": "I nuule something of a name for myself by refusing to allow General JofTrc to enter the house used as headquarters because ho was without a permit from onr General, whose orders were to allow nobody to enter without a permit. Gener»l Joffre was not upset. hut went with his aide, who was upset, to our General end obtained the necessary ( permit. FATHER VAUGHANS REPLY. GERMAN* JESUITS DEFIED. Received 1(5, 12.50 a.m. London. January 15. Father Bernhardt Vaughan preaching in the East End gave his reply to the German Jesuits, saying the British Empire was fighting a great on use and would never sheath the sword until a righteous And abiding victory was obtained. No man on earth could change his view, whether Pope or Kaiser.