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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1016, 8 November 1917, Page 7

THE BITER BIT. liindenburg'b cautious reply to the request of (ho Illusfrierte Zeitung tor hiti opinion of the submarino war: —"The U-boat war is performing its oflice; tliiit i.-, enough".-- will put a further damper on popular expectations of tin; immediate ;in<i glorious end of the war by its mean.'-. An oilier dishcartener comes from the columns of the Kosnteciu: Zeitung, which, in frying to explain the causes of the food shortage, ascribe:) one of them to the U-boat cani"Greaily though we desire," says the Zeitung', "that our submarines shall achieve their purpose and mak-3 foodstuffs scarce for our enemies, it has a consequence for us—although wo gladly put up with it—i i that there air more arid more eager l.nv. i of foodstuffs in neutral countries, which, cannot, therefore, sell to us. which

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