GERMANY IN MOURNING.
APPAXUHG CASUALTY LIStS< . (Times and Sydnej Su Stervicm}::..:vr' ; :v.;; ; ; 'The '"" Times '\ militarr. correspondent saye:—''"Tlie population of Germany is a third larger than thafc of Britain, bni: : the German casualties, are .ten ""tjmeg 1 : more numeroru^,.. We- read our casjtalty, , list daily tritfr 'set iicJaZ ! : WhatrK§ulc ■ we think if the casualties ■"were'prbgprtiomitely a§ "■ihe;«nenj's,jjrshiose inmost thoughtSj though. bravery_] concealed, must dwell-.on.fliis unpalatable truth- ttat. aiter unparalleled: sacrifices • of—life, money and material. Germany. rha3 Jafled- ta" establisTi .tftat' iprpdoSun"- - ence that will ftepir& to a fiivoiiraHe~peace!" ~ " ■.-■>'
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 68, 20 March 1915, Page 5
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