AUSTRO-GERMANY.

Taranaki Daily News, 1 October 1918, Page 5

AUSTRO-GERMANY.

GERMANY'S BLACK OimfljM ALLIES' SUPERIORITY Received Sept. 30, 10.30 pa» ***«■ London, Sept, 2(Cjfg The Cologne Gazette, commenting'infi| the situation, pessimistically tolntSijffl that the Allies, with enviable have, secured a numerical sapertorltyMj tanks, man-power, and gun-power. «4|B many no longer hopes to <£hattgtf'&p|9 The correspondent comin<int» ' iflwH there is ample evidence of the 9§||S whelming fear of coming to grfps the enemy. Commandere say their ySjffl power and gun-power have dw&Bufi since July as never .before, Stni important, the morale has sunk W, |JI their only hope of averting catastrophe is finding a large number, tin fresh, good troops. The long mmpatgß and tried and' tired everyone exeept Americans, who overshadow thg nffl|Mr?|jfl an unknown quantity. The Fraxdk 3&s|§ ish, and Germans mutually ness.—United -it, 1 ®! EVIDENCE OF DEMQUAUfig^ tion, ;jr<| ■ / —< 4s GERMANS BECOMING rnjnnan.v^ Received Sept. 30, 10 pjif, 'tj. V Amsterdam, Sept German newspapers are most MFKiiSjj regarding Bulgaria, and urge tie naSta to keep calm in the fateful hour. i The Lokal Anzeiger declares tha£,sinh munication with Constantinople maintained at all. costs I The Vorwaerts says that in m to tiie Bulgarian Cabinet's pro-Entjfim sentiments, there is an extraordbj£| and ardent desire for peace on of the people," whose food for attara! has been crumbling and indlgestftw maize bread. ."ian After referring to' the German collapse on tho western the paper concludes: "It is pd question of conquests, but of a peace without unbearable burdens.' Government must do its utmost to CBro to the conference table at the spee4iesj| moment." • -i ,PS| The Nejie Freio Presso says that Arfra tria has taken steps to ensure 'ftM® forcements reaching the the ■ earliest moment. The ' Bulgars are now getting into touch wtEjjci the Austrians. The Frankfurter Zeitung's Vienna respondent says that as a result of Jig] alarming news from Bulgaria tbs -I™® mier and party leaders are summoning of the' Reichsrath. 1 It is rumored t/hat the Premier hue been ordered to form n coalition JSinA istry. The Hungarian Frcmiet rived at Vienna.—Aus, N.Z. GttUe AiWik) SERIOUS RIOTS IN BERLI|| AUSTRIAN WITHDRAWAL, HRQM& ALBANIA. ' : ■ • r'-; 1 Received Sept. 30, 7.45 p.m. ' t',l Amsterdam, Sept. 28. Travellers from Berlin report riots there on Friday, the people fVTOjrf ißhly demanding peace. The poliae'f«|p| military quelled the outbreak. .3 The Bulgarian King's daughters arrived in Vienna. The German Empress has recovered.-1 Reports from well-informed , Austral] circles state that Austria is iimnediaftjipi withdrawing troops from Albania, Owi® to their flank being Cable Assoc. » AUSTRIA'S ATTITUDE. .\? Received Sept. 30, 7.45 pan. > *"4 Amsi erdam, Sept. 20/";; Advices from Vienna state the Pienusri informed pressmen that the reportft change in the attitude of ' AuateUr,; Hungary were absolutely unfounded,—u Aus. N,Z. Cable Asboc. ■i- 1 - - ■ _-?J