UNEASINESS SPREADING.

Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14857, 3 September 1918, Page 5

UNEASINESS SPREADING.

THE MILITARISTS DISILLUSIONED;

(Australian and N.Z. Cable Association)'

9 . Berne, Sept 1. Uneasiness is spreading in Germany, even in Government circles. The' "Augsburger Post Zeitung" states that the German losses are mucl'i more serious than those of England, i who can rely on colonial forces. A | peace renunciation.would be preferable !to a continuation of the war for a single year. It is evident that" Germany must make concessions if she wa^its the war to be finished before the whole of European culture is annihilated. «»

Captain Yon Huchvetter, writing in the "Lokalanzeiger," states:—'fWe much under-estimated the enemy's determination. ' We never thought thai* England and the Allies, after eighteen months' submarine war, w rould be so. little disposed for peace. "We believed; they could not stick it so long."