GERMAN NEWS.
HjSTIIALIAN AND N.Z. OAlil.E ASSOCIATION lI'A 11AYA YDT SA STER S. TSERIJIN, (K-toiler 25. Appalling details are forthcoming of a collision between two BnkharestConstanza expresses loaded with the Coronation guests of whom eighty were killed and injured. The majority of ‘ the staff along the line were helplessly drunk. They sang, laughed and danced riotously round the splintered vehicles. The rescue parties, after arrival. instead of extricating the victims plundered them. A fire broke out and intensified the horror. All the lino officials have been arrested. AMSTERDAM, October 25. A message from Lemberg states that two passenger trains collided between Xeuss and Crefeld. Sixty are reported to be killed and injured. PARIS, October 25. Two local trains entering Paris coltided near Saint Denis. Four were killed and 20 injured. GERMAN FINANCE. lil 'ceivod this tlnv at 10.50 ».mA BHUTAN. October 25. Government have arringed an international conference to discuss measures for stabilising the mark. Keynes (Bril tain; Professor Jenkins, pro. Professor Jenks (Columbia University); Trotter (viee-President of the Guarantee Trust) Professor Casel (Sweden) have been invited to attend. The Reichstag passed a hill prolonging Herr Ebert’s team as President.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 October 1922, Page 3
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