GERMAN NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 12 November 1923, Page 3

GERMAN NEWS.

AUSTRALIAN ANI> N.Z. CAJJI.F, ASSOCIATION. later. reports. BERLIN, November 10Railway coiimimiiriition with Bavaria Inis l)oon restore.!. Replying to representations of the ]•' i c lie 1 1 Ambassador, Cham cllor Strise. imuin iloelareil that lie shined the view of the French Uovcrmiienl in legat'd to tile neeessitv of <lenmcr.it in constitutional government, in (Germany, being liimself a constat ntiolia! Cham cllor. Fourteen people were killed and wounded in the lighting lending to tin' surrender of l.ndctnloi ff and Hitler. Wurtcmhiirg reports the .Minister ol the Interior Ims issued a proclamation declaring he will ruthlessly .suppress any attempt to extend the Bavarian in. KUi rection to Win temhurg. HERMAN NOTABLES AI! R ESTED. 'Received this dav at 8 a.in.) BERLIN, Nov. Si. Count l.iidendorlf ami llittler have heen arrested. COAIMENT ON ITS.A. W i ll I - DBA WAL. (deceived this day at 8 a.in.) NEW VOBK, Nov. ID. Pres, eoininent in the l liitod States on the wiLlidrawnl from the reparations dismissions is ol u varying tenor. The “Chicago Tribune” says that there is little disposition on the part i f this country to bring pressure to hear oil France to surrender wluit she obviously conceived to he a course essential to her security. The “New York Tribune’’ expresses .regret that agreement could not he retu-hed, lull M. Poincare is within his rights and set conditions. The "New York Times’’ says that the door is still open and patient diplomacy must bring about the desired results. Tin* ‘New York World” attacks YI. Poincare and asks Britain to continue, with Mr Hughes, the plan regardless of France.