INTERNAL GERMANY.
In a Bad Way. LONDON, March 12. The “Daily Chronicle’s Amsterdam correspondent says that no doubt Germany fears. the worst internally ana externally. The speeches in the Prussian diet indicates that the people’s condition is desperate, and prepare the world the mosit terrible events. The “Handelblad’s” correspondent at Berlin says that when the products of the. last harvest are exhausted in the spring the home workers will have to struggle against lack of food and the situation will become a paroxysm of misery, with which all former aspects of the war will become imcomDa table.
paiauw. The “Daily Chronicle” adds that tone German leaders fear the collapse of their internal organisation, forcing the Army and Navy into the most desperate actions. Russian Disorders. PETROGRAD, March 12. The military commandant has issued a proclamation regarding the disorders of the last few days. It acts regarding violence and attempts against soldiers and police. It forbids assemblages in the streets and warns the inhabitants that tne troops are ordered to use their weapons, if necessary, to preserve order. Newspapers are not publishing and the tvaaways have cussed running*.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 March 1917, Page 1
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