GERMAN NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 24 October 1923, Page 2

GERMAN NEWS.

AUBTBALIAN AND NZ. CABLE ASSOCIATION. NEW MINISTER OF FOOD. BERLIN. Oct. 22. Count Kaniiz lias resigned from the Nationalist Party in order to join the Government tts Minister of Food. TROOPS FIRED ON. BERLIN. Oct. 22. Troops of German cavalry oil entering Meissen, Saxony, were tired on from a window. The soldiers returned the lire and street lighting ensued in which a number were seriously wounded. The local leader of the ( omnittn-i-ts has been arrested. TROOPS TAKE TILE OATH. MFNICH, Oct. 22 The Bavarian troops have taken the oath of allegiance to Bavaria till the end of the present conflict. PARIS NEWSPAPERS’ VIEWS. BARIS. Oct. 22 A Mayence message states that the Separatists entered the town where they were fired upon and withdrew to the' outskirts. They had two w.mndThe Paris newspapers emphasize the necessity of France not intervening in the Rhineland Separatist developments thiuudi they declare that Berlin will not be allowed to make reprisals. The "Echo do Paris" declares that the British zone must be closely watched on account of the existence in Cologne of a centre of anti-French propaganda . A GERMAN* RIOT. BERLIN, Oefiober 22. Advices from Aix la Chapelle state serious disturbances have broken out in Court Schulz. The police fired on the crowd. Communists are pillaging tie ships of the town of Busbaek. which is reported to be on fi re -