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MIDDLE EAST DANGER, (Received this day at 10.35 ft.m.) LONDON, June 10. The “Daily News” fears a new large scale war is beginning, General Wrantrel’s offensive, aiming to link up with thp Poles will create a thousand mile I ■ front, apd is like throwing a lighted match into a powder magazine. The Middle East is seething with unrest as fit ras the Indian border.
GENERAL WRANGEL’S OFFENSIVE, (Received this day at 1.30 p.m.) ' • ■ LONDON, June 9. Moscow reports General Wrangel has started a new offensive on the entire Crimean front, using tanks, and armour ed ears. He has regained a great part of the lost ground, by driving the Reds back to Perekop. FRENCH WIRELESS. (Received This Day at 1.5. p.m.) PARIS, May 9. France has completed plans for a great wireless system of several power- ' f u l installations, providing cominunica. tion with her colonies in various parts of the world, including Noumea. It is intended to make France almost independent of British cables. ' A FREE FIGHT. (Received This Day at 1.5. p.m.) " ROME, June 9. The last sitting of the Chamber before Signor Nitti resigned ended in a free fight between Right Deputies and Socialists. STRIKE FOLLOWS RESIGNA- : TION. (Received This Day at 1.5. p.m.). ROME, June 9.
Signor Nitti’s resignation evoked a general strike at Apulia, followed by ■ clashes' between the prpwd and troops., The latter firefd a volley wounding fifty. Thp public services are paralysed 1 . Troops are patrolling the streets with' machine guns. Thp strike has ex. fended over thp whole province. Agricultural strikers at Trevsico held up fraips apd forced the land owners to sign contracts. r GERMAN POLITICS. 'Reuter’s Telegram.) BERLIN, June 10. It is now stated that Von Mueller has not yet been requested to form a Cabinet. Newspapers are sceptical regarding his ability to form one on a firm basis. The latest suggestion is to cre- / ate a coalition comprising representatives of unions of industry, and agriculture with party members acting -n a supervisory capacity.
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