THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
CAUSING GBEAT.EXCITEMENT £*'■■ ■ — Beblis, January 25. The German elections have commenced. There is intense excitement and a record poll is expected since the cold is decreasing. THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS. > — SETEBE SOCIALIST BEVEESE. ris». •'- 1 — TBEMENDOUS OUTBUEST OF [LOYALTY. ■■... , . CHEEKING CBOWDS IN BEELIN HUT-M Bcceiyed 27, 4 il p.rn
Beblin, January 2fi. 9 The elections indicate a severe Socialist reverse. The announcement in Berlin at midnight of the first results occasioned a tremendous outburst of loyalty, and fh Kaiser was uproariously cheered. Though the police prevented a demonstration at the Boyal Palace, the crowds insisted on visiting Count von Buelow's. Ho assured them the Government was confident the electors wonld overthrow all who tarred the nation's welfare and greatness. At noon on Saturday, the results of 281 out of 397 elections «ere known. Of these 161 are final, 117 requiring a second ballot. The Socialists were badly defeated in Saxony, Leipzig and Madgeburg.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81917, 28 January 1907, Page 3
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154THE GERMAN ELECTIONS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81917, 28 January 1907, Page 3
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