Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-15

kE1SHt IS I6ll neaulO1S QOWn the stars and sustained fatal injuries.
 The German attack-the greatest, men and armament considered, ever known in the annals of war, is about l reports from our front breathe a spirit of quiet, valiant confidence which thrills and inspires us. In a sense, l the position recalls. the attitude of l Alexander the Great, when he was
 setting out on his immortal campaign. ' He disposed of his personal affairs
 aHoting estates and revenues to all. My lord" at last said Perdiccas, "what is it you reserve to yourself? 2" 1 Alexander answered Hope" 'The
 same hope, therefore, ought to satisfy i us, answered Perdiccas. We have the l like reserve.--London Chronicle.
 The Almighty, the kaiser declared, has tried through one people after another to bring the world on to the i right path" The Romans the Franks, the Germans of the Holy Roman em- pire were all tried and found want ing. But here the old arrogance pops Iup again. Now our Lord God has set Us tasks" The kaiser Is as fully ac- qUainted with the designs of Provi- dence as ever. "We Germans who still ], have ideals are to fight for right, good faith and morality" They i are net quite the things for which the Germans have seemed to be fighting hitherto; when, for instance they
 ravished Belgium after swearing to de- fend her, when they took to sinking
 merchantmen at sight and without a
 trace and when they lleaped infamy ! tVYNO ,fnr
 ries. Our Lord God means to have peace" and the Germans are the peo-
 pie whom He has singled out-by req son, no doubt. of their ideals-to
 bring 1t to the world. The world can I have peace tomorrow if only they will
 fall doGFn before tlle-terrestrial- Il Highest" He desires to live in friend ship with all, but first of all the vic- tory of German arms must be recog-
 nized." Then peace will come; a real
 German peace which will mould the > history of mankind-Hindenbur and .. the troops are seeing to it. It is an
 aim so manifestly pure and holy .that
 Ito this end the mighty powers oi
 the phrase is less foolish and less blasphemous than his majesty's ,, Christmas announcement that ''Me
 German people has in the Lord ot Creation above an unconditional ant avoWed Ally" but 1t means the same thing. What hope is there of nego-
 tiating with a man of this temper un. 1 til his sword is broken? And he i. 5 the man who really makes German [ policy.-London Times.
 ol The inquiry into the Ean1ia nnutin, , has established the fact that the move r ment was more political than military e A great number of arrests of civilian. , is officially announced daily ? There is now no doubt that the roy alists were working under the leader ] ship of ex-King Constantine,who plan : ned the whole conspiracy.
 At the residence of the minister o e the interior in the Lambros cabinet tn . police found some photographic plates s made in Switzerland, of all the mem 1. bers of ex-King Constantine's family r and the studio at which the photo . were printed has also been discovered . All sides deplore the fact that Con s stantine was ever allowed to take u 2 his residence in Switzerland, where ! tsecure from rnoiestation, he Is free t . carry on hi2 intrigues against tn ! present administration. Londo i, Chronicle.
 : A copy of the following confisentia l. lcircular, issued by the. German gen
 eral staff on November 2, 1914, ha
 been received in Switzerland:- a Circular of November 2, 1914. V General Headquarters to nniiitar i representatives on the Russian an is French fronts. as well as in Italy an .-ss Norway.
 - In all branches of German banks f "a Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Chins = and the United States, special miiitar
 accounts have been opened for wa
 needs.
 2 The General Headduarters authoriz . you to make use of these accounts t n 8. is