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(•i„tralian-N.Z. Cable Aviation.) (Reoeiyed This Morning, 12,30 o'clock.) ■ ■ PABIS, January 27. A correspondent at Humanize, in Switzerland, who, recently saw the Kaiser in Berlin, says that the military cliques have convinced him that Germany's situation is excellent. ' , , , The Kaiser, who'has recently been silent [and melancholy, is nownoisy again, He talks incessantly, and believes that he will still, march on London. The acceptance of the peace pourparlers by the Bolsheviks brought, about his old dreams. , i
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11752, 29 January 1918, Page 5
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