SWEDEN.
GERMANY EXPRESSES REGRET.
FUTURE PRECAUTIONS. Stockholm, Sept. 17. Germany has sent a note expressing regret at ths disagreeable issues raised through the Swedish Foreign Office transmitting telegrams from Bueno3 Ayres, also expressing regret that such telegrams had been sent. * ■The note points out that the Swedish Government did not know the content'. The German Government has now instructed all representatives in foreign countries to refuse any attempt to forcethem to reveal to Sweden the content? of code telegrams they may transmit.
CHANGE OF GOVERNMENT DEMANDED.
Reuter Service. * i """'" Stockholm, Sept. 17. Great meetings of Socialists and Liberals, respectively presided over by M. Branting and Professor Eden, passed resolutions strongly protesting against th." Conservative Government's conduct of the T.uxburg affair, and emphasising the determination of tho .Swedish people to 'maintain strict neutrality. Tho feociai ists demanded a change of Government.
A DIPLOMAT'S DENIAL. Mexico City, Sept. 17. The Swedish Charge 'd' Affaires, M. Anderberg, declares that ho never received instructions to transmit German messages. M. Cronhcdm i 3 unreachable, and M. Amlerberg professes ignorance of his whereabouts.
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Taranaki Daily News, 19 September 1917, Page 5
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