GETTING ANXIOUS.
BNEASINESS IN GERMANY. WESTERN BATTLE MAY DECIDE WHOLE WAR. By Telegraph.—Frens Af?ociatio;i.—Copyright. (Received October 1, 11.45 a.m.) AMSTERDAM, September 30. Nineteen year old Germans in Holland and Scandinavia havo been called to the colours. There are indications of anxiety and uneasiness in Germany. The " Frankfurter ' Zeitung " says: " It was impo sible to resist the bombaid.nent, which continued for three days and nights, and was followed by an attack by brave troops." A writer in tho " Berlingsk© Tindendo " says that a definite result on the west front might decide the whole war. The "Telegraph" states that apparently inexhaustible train loads of Germans are arriving in Belgium, where there is the greatest activity. AH vehie'es have been requisitioned for brmgi gup materials a,nd conveying wounded. Six Zeppelins passed Aerschot, going westward.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11507, 1 October 1915, Page 6
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