Germany.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 82, 10 July 1916, Page 8

Germany.

NATIONAL PEACE FAFITY. FURTHER RIOTS AT MUNICH. MILITARY SITUATION CRITICAL. Press Association— Copyright, Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. Amsterdam, July !). Prince Wedel, under Heir Hollwog's auspices, lias formed a national committee advocating an honorable and lasting peace. It includes prominent industrialists and agriculturalists. . . Conservative newspapers are indignant and bitterly assail the Government for giving the committee a semi-official sanction. They declare that Germany needs a gloriously decisive, and not a so-called reasonable peace. Further riots occurred at Munich, duo to exasperation at the enormous Bavarian casualties, also to the food prices. The burgomaster has been dismissed for inefficiency. The Frankfurter Zeitung says: All are aware that the military situation is critical. The proper utilisation of tho forces demands weighty consideration. Tire responsibility devolving on the staff w the West is terrible, but our ioruess is firm.

THE COUNTRY FROM WITHIN. BREAD RIOTERS SENTENCED. SCHEMES FOR FOOD DISTRIBUTION IN THE CITIES. Press Associations-Copyright, Australian and N.Z;CCable .Association. (Received' 10.55 a.m.) Copenhagen, July 9. Namorous senenees were passed on mW i and women in connection with the broad riots in Kiel on June. 15. Many food departments have ordered a complete schedule of the food in Germany beginning in August. A conference of high officials discussed a plan for distributing dinners in all large -'German cities. Fivesixths of the'population of Hamburg and ninetecn,twentieths of Frankfurt have already participated in such distribution. In Berlin, the authorities are arranging a large scheme for food distribution. PERMITS TO BUY CLOTHES. CYCLE TYRES COMMANDEERED. 1 Press Association —Copyright, Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received 10.55 a.m.) Amsterdam, Jul} 9. After July, the men and women of Germany will he obliged to obtain permits bo buy clothes. All cycle tyres will shortly be commandeered.