ELECTRIC ATMOSPHERE

Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1504, 7 December 1918, Page 7

ELECTRIC ATMOSPHERE

RUMOURS OF TROUBLE. , vz i "U, Association and Rcutcr. << "'„ . - '-•id a.m.) LONDON, Dec. 6. T wVi ■" correspondent states that ~ „!l,' ti« ,iist sta £e ot ,1 "' niaien ' i Crnanv was completed with,,irWf' ~| incident, the air is full of f;it "L ,',f collisions between German """""(ni,.,! t.ooi*. There are eircnm- " tl '.,| si,,;;.- of fighting at one place f,il "" ~'., u is impossible to learn •'J „;,.„. is any truth "in the »„.c I;,: their prevalence indicates !" n " tli ; , iv on both sides of the fron(j\t dunged with ele.-tricity and howl 'wessarv it i - to go cautiously. Tl,f (icriiiaii countryside looks beautiful an<! prosperous, and the people seem foiiteiiti'.l ami well nourished. Certainly tie fuuil ii !,;( ' lilv^ rp towns like Aix-la-(taii-llc is "» ftn '"finitely more gener»jß sink' tl»'" anything in Belgium. It j, aoiit'tfnl whether London or Taris lonlil I* 1 l"'H |,r - Everywhere the Bodies are outwardly (Mrteous, obeying the signed orders of lit Bcljiiiui '•oniuiandant, framed on linos similai to the German proclamation in Belifiinn restricting the local popular (ion's lihrrty.