DENIES GERMAN TROUBLES
BEING WORN OUT
Military Critic in Peace
Statement Must Be
General.
CANNOT BE EXCHANGED
Victories in Balkans and in Transvaal, It Is Said, Prove More
Has Not Been Known to Be "Systematic Pressure."
By Associated Press
BERLIN, October 14 via wireless
In answer to the views of Generals
of the Allies and Jap as to the results of
An Elo-Krench offensive on the Somme,
and also in reviewing the situation on
other fronts, the military critics of the
Overseas News Agency, semi-official
bureau, writes:
"Just as General Jap, General
Hap now feels obliged to strike a
balance of the Somme battle. With
view of the result of the battle, which
already has raged more than three
months, was published a few days ago
in it the British commander takes
view curiously opposite to that taken
by the French commander, who
"The British general says:
"The uninterrupted systematic progress
of the entente armies must inevitably
exhaust the morale and material forces
of the central powers, especially as to
the existing reserves of war materials."  IS."0"0Bl,eCl Stni,ee-V of vvoarlnK
ut their opponents, through whieh a
great decision of the war was expected.
However, has accomplished very little
as proved by the great successes gained
by the central powers, who still have
the disposal that they are able to carry out
possible offen"
Hves. Thus it is evident their reserves
cannot be exhausted, but rather there
must still exist a considerable abundance
of forces. 