GERMAN WIRELESS.
SERVICE EXTENDED. Australian and IS'Z. Gable Association LONDON, November 22. " The "Daily Chronicle':;" Amsterdam correspondent slates that an official announcement has been made in all Government journals in Germany that there will be an immediate world-wide extension of the wireless news service, via Nauen Kilvese, in Germany, and Sayvillc and Tuclvcrton im America. Hitherto, the announcement says, Ihe Allies have been able to calumniate Germany and delude neutrals by controlling flic cables. They have also used them for their own commercial advantage, but Germany will now be able lo counteract this. Moreover, it is said, our valiant fighters in our colonies have'hitherto been unable to communicate with the homeland. Tbc service has been gradually improved since 1914 until l#st month 300,000 words were sent out of foreign correspondents' messages—no longer suppressed or distorted by the British censor. Small States in Soulii America and furthest Asia will now be supplied with the truth.
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 871, 24 November 1916, Page 8
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154GERMAN WIRELESS. Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 871, 24 November 1916, Page 8
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