GERMANY'S HARVEST
A SHORTAGE EXPECTED ("The Times.") , v London, August 3.- • The latest, evidence indicates'that the* German, lmrvest will-not last till the' spring. The population, is now suffering severely, and is awaiting the -harvest. Thousands of poor people in the large cities are subsisting yon potatoes _ and sugar. There Is the greatest scarcity of ■soap and .-.leather, and some other necessaries, but' it .is believed Germany will be able-to hold, out .economically for ■ninny months, "resisting" the blockade pressure: Only a military defeat will reduce her. • FOOD RIOTS IN BERLIN. (Reuter's Tolecrani.r | : (Bec. August 4. fp..30 p.m.). Gbneya, August 1.. Further food riots , have occurred ; in' Berlin. ' The .police dispersed; the rioters. ' " ' ' "V; ""'
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2842, 5 August 1916, Page 9
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113GERMANY'S HARVEST Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2842, 5 August 1916, Page 9
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