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Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1922, Page 1

) THE INDEMNITY. (Received this day at 8.30 a.m.) PARTS, .Tune 8. M. 1 ’oinenro before the Foreign Committee pointed tout that sanctions, other than the occupation of Ruhr could he taken against Germany. She knew this, and that the Allies were as anxious as France to have a vigilant surveillance over Germany especially in the matter of aircraft. Several newspapers maintain that if the indemnity owing to France is roflnod, France’s debts to America and Britain might ho annulled or reduced. ON TRIAL. PARTS, June 8. Fourteen ox-officers of the Kaiser’s Army have been eourtinnrtinlled at Mayenee for establishing a- propagandist club and creating dissensions. A DASTARDLY CRIME. ROME, .Tune 7. Warned by his dogs harking, Fabio Guiscppc, a wealthy farmer in Rieatresse, left his house with his family all armed, in search of robbers. The latter retreated, hut Guiscppc went ahead, and became isolated. The robbers shot him dead, and then returned to the farm, where they cold-bloodedly murdered 1 1 is wife, two sons, and three daughters. Then they ransacked the house.

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