MAD ENOUGH OF IT.

Evening Star, Issue 16780, 8 July 1918, Page 4

MAD ENOUGH OF IT.

GERMAN AVIATORS DESCEND. COPENHAGEN, July 6. (Received July 8, at 12.55 p.m.) A German aeroplane, with three aviators, landed on the island of Masnedoe. They dcelared that they descended owing to a lack of petrol. Evidently they were deserters, lor they refused to depart when the German Consul sent petrol to them. MR MASSEY CONFIDENT, LONDON, J'-ly 1. -.i.vJCii-. cd 6Uiy 0, C.-i, ALI.o-j *I.!E.) Air Mwiiisoy has returned from Vi'Mice. He said: "I feel more confident than I h&vo done for the past two months. I addressed over 20,000 New Zealanders. When (lie next big shows comes along the Allies will give a. very good account of themselves." THE U BOATS. GERMAN TRUST, Hauler's Telegrams. BERNE, July 7. Li the Reichstag debate on the Navy Estimates Admiral Von Capelie claimed that the submarine weapon was increasing in strength. lie declared that tho figures quoted by British and French Ministers were untrue. The enemy tonnase was constantly decreasing owing to sinkings, while enemy requirements in tonnage wereincreasing. * The German submarines, like the German armies, would secure victory. AUSTRALIAN DOCTORS WANTED. MELBOURNE, July 8. (Received July 8, at 10.15 a.m.) The Government are appealing for 100 doctors for service at the front. BOLSHEVISM SVSORSBUiSD, Rt'Uler'a Telegrams. AMSTERDAM, July 7. A mes.-.age from Vladlvo-fork states that tho commandant:- o'f the Czechs and Slovaks has deposed the- IhJsheviks and restored the former administration.