DEMORALISATION
YON LUDENDORFF'S REMARKS
"STATEMENTS BORDERING ON
HIGH TREASON."
(AUSTRALIAN-NEW ZRAIAKD CABLE ASSOCIATION.)
(Received September 27, 3 p.m.)
LONDON, 26~th September. A United Press correspondent reports that yon Ludendo'rff, in a signed order, speaks of the increased complaints from Germany, that'"men on leave are creating, an unfavourable impression by statements bordering on high treason and inciting disobedience. Some of this is due to the natural irritation of soldiers who see things superficially, while war weariness and despondency are unfortunately so widespread at Home." .
A report .from Amsterdam states that owing to the widely-circulated reports of demoralisation ■ among the Bavarian troops, the Kaiser has telegraphed to the King of Bavaria eulogising the condition of the Bavarians, whom he visited on the Western front.'
Threo German officers and 102 men de«irted west of St, Quentin la&t night, and dipped wress to the British line*,
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 77, 27 September 1918, Page 8
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