LATE NEWS

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 187, 12 September 1914, Page 14

LATE NEWS

LATEST WAR NEWS. ', LONDON, September 11. The Glasgow police have received orders to arrest all Germans under 45. years of age. ;''•;■ The Central News Amsterdam correspondent asserts that the German Army headquarters are at Luxemburg. The. -;4-Evening Hews' ' New York, correspondent . says that Kerr von Neckhardt, the German Minister at Mexico, describes his conversation with the Kaiser before leaving Berlin. He says the Kaiser told horn that he had been trying for years to win Prance's friendship. He had, failed to gajin that country's goodtvill. '/■' Germany's attitude is, "We must take Trance. and subjugate her army or die. We will *aot take France to keep, but to destroy the menace of French ' •"'■■.':''•'>' . \ • '•; COPENHAGEN, Septamber 1 1. The German casualty list gives the Heligo* land losses at 5f dead. The Premier." has received. the following from' -the High Commissioner s . da-utl .London, September. 11, 11.25 p.'iri;:— Official.— Tha French troops are operating, against the -"Germans right wing* with great assistance■: from the British, and 'have in '.rlicted ,further losses , on the enemy. Violent lighting is also taking place near La Forte, Gaucher, Estoruay, and Mont Mime. ■ On the ■Allies 'If ft the armies General Kluck sncl General- Ev.lcw are falling back before the Allies. Firing has been heard in. the i-torth Sea to-day, but no particulars are available. German:,cruisers in ■ the Baltic are. interfering with;neutral steamers between the Finnish and Swedish coasts; .-;.•: A naval battle with the Russians js reported near JJtockh6lm t 'j ; A conference between Roumania, Bulgariiand Greece has ended, the parties agreeing n a common action should Turkey. side wit. ~G ermany. ' : ... ; ,> t