GERMAN ALARM.
"BLOODTHIRSTY" HAIG. A LYING STATEMENT. ' LONDON, October 7. The German General Staff have issued a communique in an attempt to allay German uneasiness. It states: There is axmovement in Great Britain against the bloodiness of Sir D. Haig's war methods, as a result of a protest from Australia and New Zealand against tho heavy losses of the Anzacs in the recent fighting. A mitigation of the severity of the Flanders warfare is therefore to bo expected. To this the reply is that no such movement in Great Britain. The An-~ zacs' losses were not disproportionate, and the complaints alleged have not been made.
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Evening Star, Issue 16550, 9 October 1917, Page 3
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105GERMAN ALARM. Evening Star, Issue 16550, 9 October 1917, Page 3
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