GERMANY’S TROUBLES.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 25 September 1917, Page 5

GERMANY’S TROUBLES.

SHORTAGE OF PAPER IN BERLIN Received 11.15. ; Sept 24. Owing to the paper shortage many important Berlin newspapers were not published on Saturday, while others were reduced, with the prospect of also ceasing.

ARGENTINE. GENERAL STRIKE STARTED. Received 11.40. BUENOS AYRES, Sept. 24. A general strike has started and 200,000 railwayman are out. German influence is hinfcd at. GERMANY GIVES SATISFACTION.. BUENOS AYRES, Sept. 24 Berlin has cabled satisfatcion, which is regarded as ample and definite. Germany condemns Luxburg’s conduct, and she will certainly and faithfully keep her promise. GERMANY’S NOTE TO ARGENTINE. BUENAS AYRES,. Sept 23. The German Note leaves a doubt as to whether she intends to modify her submarine campaign, but it has had the of postponing the Argentine ’h declaration cf war.

GENERAL CABLES THE DELOMBOg .AFFAIR. MORE INDISCREET THAN DISLOYAL. Received 11.40. , LONDON, Sept 24. The Daily Express states that Las lo Delombos has been accused of us ing the official bag of a neutral Fbassy for the conveyance of a le 4 containing statements which the - thorities consider would -have u" desirable results if seen in Germany. His action was rather indiscreet-f----disloyal. He has appealed against his internment. Received 11.40., ... AMSTERDAM, Sept 24, By an explosion in a coalmine in Lureny, Hungary, 59 were killed an * 55 were injured. ■