WITH THE ENEMY.

North Otago Times, Volume CVI, Issue 13975, 10 September 1917, Page 6

WITH THE ENEMY.

BITTER HATRED OF PRUSSIANS BR BAVARIANS. FIGHTS AMONG PRISONERS. 'Vtr 'Cnlile—Press Association—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cablo Association NEW YORK, September 7. A Jnssy dispatcli 'to the New- York Herald states that there is bitter'animosity between the Prussians • and Bavarians, and they must bo separated when taken as prisoners. When Germans were taken prisoners at the battle of the Sereih the Bavarians, pointing to the Prussians, shouted to their Rumanian raptors: "Kill these Prussian (logs; they're continuing the war to ruin us." A fierce melee followed, and several prisoners were injured,

GERMANY'S WAR LOAN. BIG ISSUE REPORTED.. (Australian, and Reuter). ■ Received September 9, at 5,5 p.m. '' COPENHAGEN, September 8. A German five per cent War Loan of ten milliards marks is being issued. • THE POTSDAM PLOTTERS. .ACCURACY OF KAISER'S TELEGRAMS.' '.; ' CONFIRMED BY GERMANNEWSPAPER. (Australian and NiZ. Cable Association) Received September 8, 8.15 p.m. BERNE, September 7. The Yossichc Zcitnng officially confirms the accuracy, of the .Kaiser-Tsar correspondence, and adds: The Kaiser acted after consultation, ; with the Imperial. Chancellor,and Foreign Minister.

HUNGARY'S HOSTILE ATTITUDE. RESENTED IN BERLIN. (Australian and N.Z, Cable Association) Received September 9, 11.(5 p.m. AMSTERDAM, Soptember 8. Tlio Hungarian Government's intention to expel all foreigners has angered Germany. Many Berlin families are living in Hungarian cities because of the' better food conditions. AFTER THE WAR IS OVER. GERMANY REFUSES TO PROPHESY. PEACE TERMS PROMISED.

(Australian and N.Z..Cable Association) Received September 9, 11.5 p.m. LONDON, September 8. Dr Miehaelis, interviewed by the Stuttgart Tageblatt, refused to outline the future of Belgium, G'ourland and Lithuania. He declared that these matters were still developing. Germany would formulate peace terms before long.