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AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION. FRANCO-GERMAN ARGUMENT. LONDON, April I. The London "Morning Post’s” Berlin correspondent soys: The German Government’s protest against the Essen shooting. sent to Paris, accuses the French of firing without being attacked orinenacetl. The Note protests against it as ”’a frivolous massacre,” tint] demands full satisfaction for tlie victims and their dependents. The French reply emphasises the fact that a small baud of French were goaded into tiling in self-protection. The Note also maintains that Krtipp.s were largely responsible for the sirens being sounded two hours after the troops arrived. The sirens filled the town with an infenal din. which goaded the nerves of the most tranquil people to fury. GERMAN MOVE FOILED. t Received this dav at 9.-to a.tuA PARIS. April o. It is officially denied that there was anv sabotage in AYeiscl. It is stated (let mans attempted to smuggle nine traiuloads of metal products into the occupied territory. One train was derailed and seized by the French. Save", al arrests were made.
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Hokitika Guardian, 6 April 1923, Page 2
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