IN SOUTH AFRICA

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 63, 13 November 1914, Page 6

IN SOUTH AFRICA

THE REBEL MARITZ. ' II.BLA.TITE* JOIN LOYALIST .... POBOE*. XCO WIPE OUT THE STIGMA TO THEIR NAMES. : '7l (Rec. 8.30 a.m.) PRETORIA, Nov, 13. Six Maritzes, all relatives of the rahel loader, are now serving with the government forces. They published a lettei in the Valkstem to Maritz, stating that the family would shed blood is order to wipe out the stigma to their *ames. . AN OFPEE TO THE REBELS. SURRENDEREES WILL NOT BE PROSECUTED. Vis I.ESS IN ,CASE OP BREACH OP RULES OF WARFARE, *! (Rec. 830 a.m.) i CAPETOWN, Nov, 12, An amnesty promises not to proseCatq surrenderors under the criminal law and will allow them to return to their homes. The amnesty does not extend to those guilty of breaches of the laws of warfare. | MULLER THE TRAITOR. r GERMAN PRESS TRIBUTE. HERO OF THE WAR." (Received 9.20 a.m.) AMSTERDAM, November 12. Germany regards Muller as the greatest hero of the war and proudly recalls that the British always praised Muller’s bravery and chivalry.