THE ALLIES WILL WIN.

Wanganui Herald, Volume L, Issue 14740, 20 October 1915, Page 4

THE ALLIES WILL WIN.

Robert Blxtchford expressed some interesting opinions early in September- last. Those concerning Russia are apparently apptoadiing i verification. And his 1 views of the future-action of the countries now in fear of Germany will most probably be confirmed at the - first important defeats of Germany’s forces; “If the Germans are-winning the: war we'shall have to admit that their chances of victory are greater-sto-day than they, were last August. No one will admit that. Russia has suffered, but she can take punishment ; she always oouldi She has beaten the Prussians before. 'She has smashed such great eopimanders aa Napoleon and Frederick and Charles of Sweden. She will come back, and her Cossacks will rido through Vienna and Berlin. Every month the Allies increase their supplies of munitions and guns. Every day the British Artny grows stronger. Let those who will believe that Germany is winning; I would not be in the Kaiser’s shoes for a good deal. Let Germany make the most of her gains and the least of her losses. Is there a single Briton. Frenchman', Russian. Belgian,' or Serb who would like to be-a German? Has Germany the confidence or the respect of America, of Holland, of- China, of Japan, of Denmark, of Norway, of the Balkans? Some of the neutrals fear her, but when the day comes that they need fear her no longer,,they will show their true feeling towards the bully, and the pirate. Germany has failed; but worse than that, she is disgraced. Her name is black with infamy, and centuries of repentance will not, wash -away the stains."