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Hokitika Guardian, 3 September 1926, Page 4

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BUTTONS STONED. JERSEY, July 28. Anti-fnreign propaganda is being conducted so intensely by irresponsible agents even in the northern coastal villages of Franco as to cause annoyance and vexation to British visitors. A typical instance of recent events of the kind occurred last night at Granville, m Xornnmly. where 300 English holiday makers from the Channel Islands who had gone to Granville for a day’s excursion were pestered by a mob.

| The visitors went aboard their ship | amid a storm of abuse from a crowd of I local inliabitiints and in an attempt to placate the demonstrators the ship's I orchestra played the “Marseillaise.” The playing of the anthem seemed only to make matters worse, and stones were thrown at the passengers on deck, one missile seriously injuring a woman. The Englishmen on board wore so aggravated that they made an., attempt to get ashore to deal with the rowdies, but to avoid conflict the.captain of the ship immediately cast off from the ; quay. '

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