THE ÜBIQUITOUS KAISER.
IX RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
PICTURESQUE REPORTS.
(Received October 23, 12.10 ■.»■) London, October 21
Conflicting reports are current as to the whereabouts of the Kaiser, Ku.ssi.i believes that he has arrived iii Czcnstochowa, in the south of Poland, near the German frontier, where a clubhouse which lie and his suite arc said to occupy is enclosed within a high barbwire fence and roofed with wire-netting like an enormous cage for fancy birds.
A correspondent in Belgium dei us that the Kaiser never went to the eastern battlefield, but that Ins headquarters are near Meziercs, in the Ardennes. se\en miles from Sedan. He goes about a lot, .says the correspondent, but always secretly, ami looks very ill. He suffers from continual headaches The frown Prince's popularity is falling to bits, owing to his futile attempt to gel to Paris A light gun is being employed to break the wire entanglements. It i|iproxiiuates to the life-saving cable-carrier used by coastguards, li throws a grapnel resembling .1 bundle of (ishhooks. A hundred of liiesr are tired over the entangleincuts, and then the whole pulled away en bloc.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15747, 23 October 1914, Page 6
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186THE ÜBIQUITOUS KAISER. New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15747, 23 October 1914, Page 6
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