GERMAN NEWS.
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. BAVARIAN MONARCHY. BERLIN, July 29. The Bavarian Diet overwhelmingly defeated an Independent Socialist motion to expel male members of the ex--11 ova I House.
The Minister of the Interior expressed disgust at any attempt, which would lend Bavarians away from their feeling of gratitude towards the Rioal House,
President Eh'rt lias written to the Premier of Bavaria, urging him, for the sake of German unity, to withdraw the Bavarian ordinance against the Reichstag’s Defence of the Republic Bill. President Ebert suggests fresh negotiations, in order that he shall not he compelled to cancel the irdinaiice,
FRANCE’S ATTITUDE. PARIS, July 31
The Premier of France. M. Poineaire speaking at the unveiling of a war memorial ill the Argonne, definitely indicated France’s final attitude towards Germany and the matter of reparations. He said“lf we think of all the mourning, the ruin, and all the misery arising out of the war, we shall not have any difficulty in determining our duty. Germany was responsible for the war. She must repair the damage which she has done willingly or hv force. She shall repaii it!”
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 August 1922, Page 2
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