AUSTRO-GERMANY.

Taranaki Daily News, 28 March 1917, Page 5

AUSTRO-GERMANY.

~C. „ WAR'S OUTLOOK SUDDENLY CHANGED. WORLD'S DEMOCRACY v. KAISERISM REACTION. Received March 27, 10 p.m. London, March 27. It is slated in Germany that the Americans' intervention does not trouble ficnimny, because an American continental army is impossible. The Vonvearts urges Bcthmann-Hol-wigg to offer pence to Russia, adding that the outlook of the war has suddenly changed.. It says,: "We are no longer fighting CzaVism and its allies but an alliance of the world's democratically ! governed peoples which asserts its will to tear down German)-, the last bulwark of reaction." RIOTS ADMITTED Copenhagen, March 26. A German official statement denies the rumors of a great lire at Hamburg, but incidentally admits riots on February 21 and 22, ENVER PASHA VISITS WEST FRONT Berne, March 20. Enver Pasha has gone to the west front. 01,1 Turk circles in Geneva declare that Germany's refusal to send back ihe Turkish troops has caused bitterness in Constantinople. Enver's mission to Berlin in this connection was due to the failure of an earlier mission. CHINESE MINISTER'S DEPARTURE! Renter Service. Amsterdam, March 26. The Chinese Minister in Berlin has asked for his passports. REORGANISING TURKISH ARMIES.: Berne, March 20. It is stated from Constantinople that General Mackensen has arrived to reorganise the Turkish armies.