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THE SLAV PROVINCES. SITUATION GROWING WORSE. Received May 28, 7.10 p.m. London, May 27. The situation in Bohemia and other Slav countries is growing worse. A state of siege has been proclaimed In five Austrian provinces.—United f r ;sg. TURKEY AND BULGARIA. GERMANS APPREHENSIVE. Received May 28, 7.10 p.m. Amsterdam, May 27. German military circles are seriously concerned with Turkey's and Bulgaria's military inactivity, which they fear hides designs against the Central Powers. Hence the negotiations for closer unity between Austria and Germany. The Munchener Nachrichten states that the Emperor's visit to Sofia and Constantinople is regarded as of the greatest political importance, presaging the inclusion of the southern allies in the Middle Europe economic scheme.— United 'Press.
AN UNSAVORY CASE. BERNSTORFF IMPLICATED. Received May 28, 8.15 p.m. Amsterdam, May 27. An unsavory case, which is tickling the Berliners' palates, opened in the courts on Saturday. A son of the Prussian General von Radeck charged a son and daughter-in-law of Count Bernstorff, Prince Albert of Schleswig, Herr Kuhlmann's brothers, and otiher society favorites with spreading libellous statements. The evidence showed that BernstorfFs son stole complainant's wife, and complainant thrashed him and tore off his epaulettes, whereupon a society intrigue caused complainant's discharge from the army. The evidence alleges that Bernstorff used his ambassadorial position to uphold his son's misconduct.—Times Service.
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Taranaki Daily News, 29 May 1918, Page 5
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