GERMANS ADMIT LOSS OF BLUCHER.
OUTFOUGHT IN A RUNNING FICHT.
Germans Preparing for More Zeppelin Raidi
TO CELEBRATE THE KAISER'S BIRTHDAY.
Quiet Times in the European Arenas
So far little additional information has been received from the North Sea, but what there is shows that the British fighting- craft were superior in gun power to the raiders, and were consequently able to batter the enemy while sustaining' practically no harm themselves. Our own gitt battleship participated and received a congratulatory message from New Zealand's representative in London. The intensity of the hatred in Germany against Britain is shown in the statement that the only side of the war which now interests Berlin is the efforts of the Zeppelins to raid defenceless British towns. The Kaiser's birthday on Wednesday is fixed as the day for another Zeppelin carnival of murder. An item of interest from Europe is that indicating- the near approach of Italian and lioumanian activity.
(By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.—Per Press Association.)
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9988, 26 January 1915, Page 5
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