GERMANY WITHIN

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 238, 26 June 1918, Page 5

GERMANY WITHIN

GROWING DISCONTENT A SOCIALIST MANIFESTO Paris, June 24.

The newspaper "Humanite" publishes a suppressed manifesto by the Gorman Independent Socialists. It vigorously protests against tho prolongation of tho war, and declares that the peace imposed in the East by the German sword has provoked inteuso rancour and danger to (lie German forces, which will soon havo to enter a fresh struggle for the domination of world policy. The reaction at home is growing more violent, in company with tho foreign policy. This is proved by the solemnly-promised right of equal suffrage to the Prussians. .Moreover, llio already unbearable conditions of life aro exaggerated by the fact that tlm -peace gained by violence in tho East has not given tho Germans tho bread so often promised.—Renter. MEATLESS~WEEKS STATEMENT IN THE REICHSTAG. Copenhagen, Juno 24. Herr Jfiiller has informed tho Reichstag Food Committeo thct it is impossible to increase tho meat ration, and that it may even be. necessary n> lower it or introduce meatless weeks throughout Ger-many.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. NEW GERMANWAR LOAN Copenhagen, Juno 24. The "Berliner Tagebla'tt" says that a new war loan of 15,000 million marks is expectod, which will make tho German war debt 139,000 millions.-Ans.-'N.Z. Cable Assn. t IMPRESSIONS oTgERMANY WITHIN WHAT AN AMERICAN WOMAN SAW. ' New York, Juno 21. An American woman who lias lived in Germany since the beginning of the war has arrived by steamer. Sh* wore paper clothes when she left. Germany. She and her family are emaciated as the result of under-feeding. They had to leave Germany because the conditions were so bad. Sho said that the moral of the German people was getting low. Wounded soldiers in the hospitals were ill-nourished—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. UNEASINESS OVER BULGARIA NEW CABINET'S DIFFICULTIES. Amsterdam, Juno 24./ The German Press is uneasy over (ho political situation in Bulgaria. It deplores the inclusion of democratic and radical elements in tho Cabinet, and hopes that M. Malinoff will deelaro that tho foreign policy will not be changed. Bulgarian newspapers emphasise tho difficulties the new Government will experience in solving tho difficult foreign and internal problems'.— Aus.-N.Z. Cnljlo Assn.

INTERVIEW WITH NEW PREMIER, (Roe. June 25, 11.15 p.m.) Amsterdam, Juno 21. The new Bulgarian Premier, interviewed, said that Bulgaria would remain faithful to her glorious allies."—Aus.A'.Z. Cable. Assn.