GERMANY.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR STEEL. THE MARK DECLINES FURTHER. f Received Feb. 18, 5.5 p.m. Amsterdam, Feb. 17. A semi-official Berlin message says that a substitute for ferro-mangauese for the production of steel has been discovered, and the substance, which can be produced in large quantities, will make Germany independeat of imports. The rate of the German mark has fallen heavily, following the news »f the capture of Erzerum. . SCARE IN A GERMAN TOWN, , Copenhagen, Feb. 17. The German genera! staff prosecuted three women at Freusberg, in Schleswig, on a charge of spreading a report of a British invasion. They were sentenced Ito small terms of imprisonment. The scare caused the flight of the population ■ inland.
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 February 1916, Page 5
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