GROWING HATRED OF THE HUNS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2459, 12 May 1915, Page 6

GROWING HATRED OF THE HUNS

' SCUFFLES AT THE STOCK ' EXCHANGE GREAT/WAVE OF PUBLIC ,1': ANGER • , London, May 10. ' _ British tmembers of the Stock Ex'..jchaage,. after several souffles, prevented la, of Germans entering the Es- ■ 'change. I Members of the Corn Exchange gave - Gorman members fire seconds to quit, land threatened to throw them out then. . Notices have been posted at the Baltic [Exchange and the Liverpool Cotton Exrchange warning Austrians and Germans : wot' to enter. . \ • . RIOTS, AT LIVERPOOL. : ' s '.-v. London, May 10. £ Owing to anti-German riots at Liver-1 pool the publichouses have been ordered -to close", at 6 o'clock in the evening'. \ SACE HATE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED;' v Vancouver, May 10. - Riots against Germans have broken, jut in Victoria, British Columbia, v Houses and shops were wrecked, and toartial law had to be declared. There were also disturbances 'of a ' immor character in some small towns in • tie United States. ■ INTENSE ANGER-IN ITALY. METHODS OFWARr c. . FARE." . , "- •• • "■ •_ Rome, May 10. Tho torpedoing of the; Lusitania has woused intense Mger in Italy.' ' j The yCorriere, d'ltalia" and other ; Catholic organs deplore,';'the shameful • methods of warfare. ' i Other newspapers state that the Pope lis convinced'that'the; Germans, have .proved-utterly regardless of eveVy law jof humanity: arid morality ■ - I ' The newspaper. "II Seccola"; says':—'. , . ['"Tho'torpedoing of the Lusitania hap-' .pens at an opportune moment,; because (,we are on the eve of entering the war. ,iand . participating -in.. . the - ' struggle against tyrants,:bullies, and violators of ieyeiry law and human right." '.