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AtrSTU.U.IAN AND N.Z. CAULK ASSOCIATION, APR FA I. TO WORLDS WORKERS. LONDON April 3. A message from lessen states the Krupp works' victims will he interred in w luit is known as the Cemetery ot Honour in l'Nson. Krupps art' paving the expenses.
It is expected that one hundred thousand workers will participate in the funeral.
The Council of Krupps workers has issued a hitter protest against the shooting. It urges that German trade unionism should (onibat militarism of i very kind, and it appeals to the feeling ol solidarity of the world’s working classes to free the Germans from grievous oppression by I 1 reueh soldiers. RAILWAY SABOTAGE. LONDON April L The "Daily Chronicle's " Paris torrespondent stales; '1 lie Germans were not slow in retaliating in regard to tie Insvcm %shootins2. Nino ti*:i ins w« re released and sent unmanned at lull speed in the direction ol Mi sol. Alt inevitable collision result! d in set only waggons being smashed to matchwood, it is believed th ■ intention was to block tin important junction at Mcscl.
ENGLISH COAL IN GERMANY. (Received this day at 9.25 a .in.) RERUN, April F Some (511.000 tons of English coal reached Hamburg during March, compiled with 145.000 iu February. Coal is also being imported from South Al-
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 April 1923, Page 2
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