GERMAN ITEMS

Hokitika Guardian, 24 August 1925, Page 3

GERMAN ITEMS

[Australia it N.Z. Cable Association.] GERMAN 'WOM.EN—FIRESIDE HEROINES. BERLIN, August 23. The ex-Kaiser in an interview with a Hungarian newspaper, after repeating his former declaration of confidence in the German people, said that an unbridgeable abyss exists between the North and South Europeans. The German women are. heroines of the fireside, unlike the southerners whose husbands allow them the utmost liberty. RESTRICTIONS ON GERMANS. BERLIN, August 23. Official quarters expect the restrictions preventing Germans domiciling ill foreign colonies, particularly the British Dominons, will be abolished within eight months. It is stated the restrictions have already been removed in Ceylon, Tanganyika, and South West Africa, while Australia and New Zealand are exacted to follow suit at the end of the year. GERA fAN U N E.\ I PLOY E i). (Received this day at 10.25 a.m.) BERLIN, Aug. 23. The German unemployed number a million, of whom two hundred thousand are receiving aid. The number is expected to increase during tlio winter owing to the closing of the coal and iron industries. STINNES NEWSPAPER SOLD. BERLIN, Aug. 23. Tho St i tines newspaper “Deutsche Allegemein Zeitung” lias been sold to a. syndicate bended by the paper liiiuiufuotiirer, Weber. for three million marks. The policy of the paper will remain unchanged.