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Taranaki Daily News, 22 October 1915, Page 5

Ihc "hate campaign" in Germany is' not receiving the encouragement it* did at tlie eoiiimcr.eeiiicnt of the war. Tile Berliner Tageblatt, tlie Frankfurter Zeitung, A r orwaerts Das Forum, the Hanover Deutsche Volkes/.tung, as well as tlie Vienna Neue Freie Presse, have all been ..,.i.i,\,i.: i: -;les indicative of a change 01 iKL-iing. .throughout these articles runs the idea that Great Britain will not be beaten to her knees after all, tait that tlie end of tlie war will still leave her a mighty Power, with whom it will be to Germany's advantage to be on good terms. An example of this new eoioisel for the Germans is contained in the following passage from a long article in the Frankfurter Zeitung by Dr. Ernest Troeltsch, a well-known Heidelberg pro lessor, who says: "Hate may at first inspire courage and energy in attack. )mt in the long run it is had politic?. 1( leads to a troubled and fantastic policy of sentiment whii.li afterwards cannot be carried out. and leaves behind a i!angerous disappointment. . . Kspecially is hate a bad counsellor in *'"- of England. It prevents us fro ciating the position correctly; it leads I to an under-estimation of the enemy's | strength, and renders difficult the renew-1 ed and unavoidable contact after the The Daily News is on sale at Stratford at 6 ajn., Eltham 0.15 a.m., Normaubv 8.40 a.m., Hawera 7 a.m., Palea 8.15 a.ui'., Manaia 7.30 a.m., Kapuni S a.m., Kaponga 7 a,m., Awatuna 7.20 ojn„ Maiapu 6,46 «.!&