TUMULTUOUS SCENES.

Taranaki Daily News, 30 January 1918, Page 5

TUMULTUOUS SCENES.

STORMY PLATt'ORM FIGIITLVC. Received Jan. 2!t, 11. jf: p.m. fierce, dan. 20. There were tumultuous scenes at. Pan German meeting;: at Bonn, Cologne, and Dortmund, there being strong dissent when the orators advocated annexations, The meetings ended ;u stormy platiorn fighting. y THE QUESTION OF BELGIUM. 11 v HKRTLIXG TO MARK A STATEMEXT Times Service. ,| Deceived dan. I'-K !l 1.5 p.m. Amsterdam, .lan. 2S. 1 Tho frankfurter Zoitung states that B Count Hertliug will shortly make an I, additional statement, with a posit;u> declaration regarding lielgiuin. I THE KAISER AS JUDAS. ■ UKHMAN'Y J.IvNDiS AUSTRIA FOOD. "i ~~ ' t Received Jan. 2!>, 8,30 p.m. Amsterdam, Jan. 28. 1 Dr. voT. Knhlmann and Count Czernin proceeded to Brest Litovsk. The German and Austrian Governments are settling a scheme whereby Germany lends Austria food It is understood that half a million tons of flour will b» supplied, to b" returnable after the hardest. The Deutsche Tages Zeitung, a PanGerman organ, openly summons the German people to revolt. It says: "We have a Judas among us. He appears in the red court mantle of Germany's hangman.'' The paper asks: "Who will save Germany from this traitor, if not tihe German people?" Tt adds: "Germans, help yourselves, and God will help yon." It is understood that" the p'hraae "Germany's hangman" refers to the Kaiser.