THE CLUB FOR HUNS.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 103, 2 May 1916, Page 2

THE CLUB FOR HUNS.

Fifty members of the East Ham Central Liberal and Radical Club are in khaki; all honour to them, says a London paper. Apparently only about six patriots remain in the club. At its annual meeting,, when there was "a large attendance," the following resolution was proposed: "That application for membership from a German or Austrian subject cannot be entertained; and on appearance before the Committee for election, each candidate for membership must satisfy the Committee that he is not a subject of either Germany or Austria." One would expect the meeting to pass that resolution 'nem con,' and with acclamation —but no. If was lost, only six members voting for it. dust imagine those fifty in khaki, when they come home, rubbing shoulders with Huns in their own clubhouse!

TWO GERMAN AEROPLANES BROUGHT DOWN. AMSTERDAM, April 29. Two German aeroplanes were struck by Belgian artillery shells, and fell ablaze at Mariakerke. The occupants were killed. IN THE AIR. GOOD WORK BY FRENCH AIRMEN. PARIS, April 29. A communique states:—There have been several* aerial battles. A German aerooplane was brought down in the Fromezey district, two others seriously damaged, one near Douaumont and the other in the Montfacson wood. A Fokker also fell in German lines near. Vestles. A French, air squadron dropped 12 bombs on Tamarche railway station, in the Woevre district. RUSSIAN WARSHIP BOMBED. AMSTERDAM, April 29. A German naval communique states: Three aeroplanes dropped 31 bombs on the Russian warship Slawa in the Gulf of Riga. Several hits were made, and a conflagration was clearly observed.

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