Germany.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 296, 24 May 1915, Page 8

Germany.

DEATH STROKE TO ENGLAND'S TRADE. SEEKING THE IMPOSSIBLE. Berlin, May 21. The None Correspondcnz, the organ of the Minister of the Interior, states that Germany's object is to deliver a deatli stroke to England's trade, because she seeks to starve fifty millions of women and children, and Germany's object will not be forsaken because of the American Note.

"AMERICA OUR ENEMY." AMMUNITION FOR TILE ALLIES. A PROTEST IN GERMANY. Received May 24 12.10 a.m. Amsterdam, May 23. The. Yossiche Zeituug states that the German Defence L'nion has demonstrated against the United States supplying ammunition to the Allies. Councillor Wagner stated: We must, unfortunately, count the United States among our enemies. Tlu: union carried a resolution, recommending the German Government to forcibly prevent the exportation of war material from America, and to forbid the export of such goods as America can only get from Germany, and restrict the importation of American goods. The union energetically rejected lYesident Wilson's peace mediation.

AN UNSAVORY STORY. CROWN PRINCE'S PROFLIGACY. London, May 21. The Evening News savs tlmt neutrals from iliciiiu state? that the Crown Prince's behaviour is causing his general unpopularity. His movements have not been chronicled in tin- newspapers since March, while previously lie was applauded daily. The Crown Prince early in tlu< campaign was associated with a Berlin rtanseuse, and one day was snapshotted sitting at a window' with a woman on his knee in deshabille. Someone handed a copy to the Crown Princes. who immediately visited tlie Kaiser and complained that the Crown Prince was flaunting his profligacy in public. The Kaiser implored her to defer a rupture until the end of the war, but the irate princess refused. Another report states that she left Berlin, and that the Kaiser wrote a letter rebuking his son, but received a disrespectful reply.

AXOTIIEtt GERMAN* UNTRUTH. Times and Sydney Sun Service London, May 21. Tin: Herman Press declares tlmt England is in a slate of suppressed revolution anil demoralisation in consequence of Zeppelins circling over London.