GERMANY.
ANNIVERSARY COMMENTS.
IN FOR LONG AND BITTER STRUGGLE.
[“times” AND “SYDNEY BVN” SERVICE.] (Received 7, ft a.m.) London. Aug. f>.
German newspapers published bulky reviews 011 the year’s war. The majority of (lie papers admitted' that Germany did not. expect to waste so long a time. They assert that Germans tire still absolutely united and determined. They admit lilial a long and bitter struggle is ahead tint! that Englaipd must he overthrown.
ESSEN STRIKE ENDED.
WOMEN WORK IN MUNITIONS
DEPARTMENT
Geneva, Aug. 6
It is reported that all the demands of lhe employees at Krupps' were granted. The military authorities brought great pressure to bear on the krupps to secure the result. Women have replaced many men in the munitions •department .
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 429, 7 August 1915, Page 5
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