WITH THE ENEMY.

North Otago Times, Volume CIII, Issue 13656, 25 August 1916, Page 4

WITH THE ENEMY.

THE TERRORS OF HUNGER, SEMI-REVOLUTION JN='JfA3ffil r RG, HUNGER RIOTS AND PEACE DEMONSTRATIONS. (Australian"'anil.'X,//. Cable Association). Received 'August 24, at 8.40 • ' LONDON, August 24.' , The Amsterdam, correspondent of the Daily Chronicle says: For a week past, Hamburg has been in a state of semi-revolution. The exasperated popu- . latioii-is breaking out with hunger riots ( am'l peace.. <leifit^nafratiqiis. . The.-, pqbee were iinabUN.or.perliaps,miwi)liiig,. to quell the disturbances,' Before the ( soldiers arrived angry crowds forced their way into several of the principal streets, smashing windows. Rigorous military measures restored order, GOD'S JUSTICEVWILL PREVAIL, BLASPHEMOUS HUN.. (Australian and N,Z. Cable Association,) AMSTERDAM, August 24. The Merman Bishops' Conference, sent a message tn the Kaiser praying that the Emperor and people would'hold out. • The' Kaiser in reply said: God'sjustice will give victory to the Germans, who are, lighting for liberty and their existence. . ...'*■ ~,'■ AUSTRIA'S ENORMOUS LOSSES, CALLING lIPOLDMI'IXANDBOYS. (Australian and O. Cable Association,) Received August 24, at !>'.so p.m. BURKE, August 24. i The Austrian (leueral Staff reconimends the raising of the military age ' Jo sixty and lowering it to sixteen, in view of Austria's enormous losses.