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SOLDIER ON PEACE TREATY. By Tclcgrauh.—Prcs3 Assn.—Copyrleht, London, Eeb. 29. General Hubert Cough, jn an interview, said the English people had not yet begun to realise that the Peace Treaty was thoroughly un-English. It was equivalent to hitting men when they were down. They did not want revenge; they wanted friendliness and a League of Nations in which Germany, Austria, and Soviet Russia could find a place.
POOD CONTROL. Received March 5, 12.45 a.m. London, March 3. In the House of Commons Mr. McCurdy raid he thought there was no likelihood of a complete removal of food control for at least twelve months. INCREASE IN WAGES. Received March 5, 12.45 a.m. London, March 1. The Minister of Labor announces that, the estimated increase of wages in Great Britain since 1!>14 averaged 130 per cent. Jn the United States they averaged !)0 per cent in the case of men and 70 per cent in the ease of women-
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 March 1920, Page 5
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