HIS GREAT AFFECTION FOR BRITAIN.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144857, 8 December 1915, Page 3

HIS GREAT AFFECTION FOR BRITAIN.

THE POPE JOINS THE PEACE TALKERS REPORT OF GERMAN SUBMARINE LOSSESTte interview with King Constantine published co-day is interesting, but it is not likely that the Allies will be induced to trust so slippery a monarch. Lord Kitchener has not lived in the East for nothing, and the Greek who wishes to mislead him must get up very early. We may rest assured that Britain, I* ranee and Italy know the strength ox Greek professions and aro taking measures accordingly. The reports that two million Turks will attack the Suez Canal in the spring and the stories of advances against India may be put with other German fictions, which are reproduced faithfully by the Daily Mail and Times. German reinforcements are said to be reaching tho western front, so that General Joffre may find it advisable to make an attack instead of allowing the Germans to take the initiative.