GERMANY WITHIN.
SOCIALIST UTTERANCE
GERMAN FAVOUR OF PE ACE
f“p SITTER’S” TELEGRAM.]
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 10 Herr Ebert, President of the Socialist Party in the Reichstag, presiding at a Socialist meeting at Wurzburg, said tho speedy conclusion of peace was a vital necessity to the workmen of all countries. The policy of the “mailed fist”, after the war’s frightful sorrows, would disappear, if a ballot were taken. Nine-tenths of the people approve of peace. Ho declared Chancellor Miehnelis’ regime spells the collapse of the present Government system in Germany.
Another report states Herr Ebert said the Socialists favoured Al-sace-Lorraine having complete Republican autonomy and a consitution equally with other Federal states.
WAT? IN THE ATI?
NAVAL AID RAIDS
f AUSTRALIAN & N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION ife REUTER.] LONDON, October 16.
The Admiralty report naval aircraft- made a number of bombing raids on several aerodromes, with good results. BRUGES DOCK RAIDED. TaUSTRALIAN & N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION] & REUTER.] (Received This Day a* 9.50 a.m.i LONDON, Oct. 17. The Admiralty reports that naval aircraft on Monday ni'ght dropped many tons of bombs on Bruges dock. All machines returned.
BRITISH REPRISALS. (Received. This Dav at 8.'50. a.mA •\ LONDON, Oct. 17th. Hon. Bonar Law, i n answer to a question as to whether reprisals would b ? deferred until the Air Ministry was established, said, “No.” General Smuts clearly stated the Government’s' policy. It is our inten- | tion to employ aeroplanes over Ger- | man towns, as far as our military needs make tho machine available. RAIDS ON FRANKFURT AND «■ ESSEN. ' (Received This Dnv at 10.15. i in.; PARIS, Oct. 17. A French aviator, Jardin, after participating in the attack on Frankfurt, proceeded to Essen on his own inifl'tivo, and dropped ten bombs. Ho landed during the mist and lias boon interned. A .SIGNIFICANT PROTEST. AGAINST AIR RAIDS. (Received This Dav at 10.15. a.m.) BERNE, Oct. 17. Several German newspapers significantly doubt the wistforn of air 'rainon open towns Tlie Munich Post urgently demand,, an agreement by all belligerents tdesist from a .practice which only hard ens tho victims to the war spirit,
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