DISTINGUISHED NEUTRAL DIPLOMATIC VIEWS.
GERMANY FORCED TO ABANDON CAMPAIGN IN BELGIUM.
THE KAISER'S EXPECTATIONS FOILED.
THREE CAPITALS IN THE BALANCE.
IitEXT FEW DAITS! FIGHTING WILL DECIDE.
Received 11-20 p.m.', September 1. ; " LONDON, September 1. ■ A distinguished neutral diplomat' declares that there is a multitude of evidence that the Germans have been forced to aband" their campaign in Belgium, withdrawing^their troops from that zone. In the Allies' darkest hour great things happened which distinctly changed the outlook. The Kaiser's expectation that he would announce the capitulation or annihilation of the British Army on Tuesday—the anniversary of Sedan —was foiled. The events of the next few days will be fraught with the utmost.importance regarding the - safety of the capitals of three Powers engaged^—Berlin, Paris, and Vienna. ' ' .
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20161, 2 September 1914, Page 5
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