Germany.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 273, 28 April 1915, Page 5

Germany.

NO ILL-TREATMENT OF PRISONERS. BRITAIN'S UNVARYING JUSTICE. Berlin, April 20. According to the North German Gazette, the American and Spanish Ambassadors visited the prisoners' camps and found the English and other prisoners were well cared for and humanely treat•C(l- ■■*^irSßSi Petrograd, April 20. The newspapers eulogise Britain's unvarying justice in the treatment of Gerprisoners, notwithstanding that the (Britishers are suffering in Germany.

KAISER HQNORS VON TIRPITZ. (Times and Sydney Sun Services.) London, April 2(i. The Kaiser's message to von Tirpitz ;ttt his jubilee expressed the wannest gratitude for his great services to the Fatherland and the -successful expansion of the navj adding: "You can look to'day with justifiable pride on your lifework, the importance of w?iieh is strikinglv shown in the present war." The Kaiser conferred on von Tirpitz the ©rand Commander's Cross of the Hotaizollem Order.

A ZEPPELIN DESTROYER. Amsterdam, April 2<S. The Telegraph states that a Zeppelin was destroyed yesterday in the air raid on Gontrode, SUCCESSES CLAIMED. ALLEGED CAPTURE OF OVER 1000 CANADIANS. Received April 27, 7.40 p.m. Berlin, April 27. Official: We still hold Ligerne, and have captured forty-four guns. We continued the attack north-west of Zonncbeke, capturing over a thousand Canadians, the total prisoners being over live thousand.