AUSTRO-GERMANY.

Taranaki Daily News, 7 August 1916, Page 5

AUSTRO-GERMANY.

HINDENBURC'S COMMAND. AUSTRIAN'S ENRAGED GERMANS GRATIFIED. HOSTILITY TO AMERICANS. (Renter's Service). <"•—"r.hagen, August a. Dispatcher ~, , n Vii'iina state .that Field-Marsha lie 'mrg's appointment has ciiriiffcii .strian military authorities. Tln.c Ui..l:iii«-pt papers which adversely cunin.viit.'d on it were sup.iiessed. It ipponrs that Tlindcnbnrg l';.s refused to appoint v '-trians to his -fail', insisting that a ...i her of Germans replace tlie Austri...i generals. The Lokal Anzeigcr says Field-Marshal ilindenburg's extended command is joyfully received by the whole German people, enhancing their confidence in the collapse of Russian attacks on the east front. 'flip lilHnisoh Wcstphacliseho Zcitung advocates shooting Americans fighting for the Allies. THE KAISER GOES HARVESTING. HARVEST PROSPECTS IMPROVED. Received August 0, 5.5 p.m. New York, August 5. The Times states that the Kaiser is taking a holiday and helping personally to reap the harvest and thereby physically exercise himself. He divested himself of his grey field uniform, toiled for the whole afternoon in the heat, and soon acquired a healthy 'tan. Herr von Batch! states that the hot weather has improved the harvest pros poets, particularly as to potatoes. A SNUB FOR THE KAISER., Rome, August 4. A wireless message states that Field Marshal Hindenburg insists that the :\aiscr shall not interfere with his operations.