INTERNAL GERMANY.
By Electric Telegraph—Copyright: GERMAN OPPOSITION. 'Heeeived this day af 0.20 a'.m.) BERLIN, July 20.. It is understood Government will encounter considerably opposition from th e Empire Economic Council on tie coal agreeinent. Coal experjfcs assert forty per cent, of the German industry pdlj he suspended if the agreement is carried out. JOACHIM’S LAST PQUR. (Received this day. at 0.30 a.m.) BERLIfT, July Ith Prince Joachim’s lasf hours were pathetic. He- retired at nine o’clock placing v revolver on a table beside the bed. All hour later he got np, went into an adjoining bedroom where Ids little son was sleeping, aroused him and talked a few minutes though he said nothing that would make the child think it was a final farewell. He then returned to the bedroom where lie was found dying in the morning. No one he;yd the shot, which apparently wai fired at midnight.
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Hokitika Guardian, 21 July 1920, Page 2
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149INTERNAL GERMANY. Hokitika Guardian, 21 July 1920, Page 2
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