GERMANY.
SITUATION ON THE RHINE. tto aostltlf? TO THE ALLIES. By UUtHSh.~PT»u Asm—Copyright, Received March 23, 2.15 p.m, Brussels, March 22. •.According to the latest information from Aix La Chapelle, the situation in the Rhine industrial region is unchanged Following sanguinary fighting northWards of Neiderich, near Duisburg, the Government forces retired. The Spartaeiats declare, their movement is not agaiMt the Armies of Occupation, and requested permission to send wounded via Ruhrert, which they propose shall be reV gttded as a netural zone. A menage from Halle, in Saxony, says the situation is considerably worse. There i» lively fighting between troops and armed workers, and the town is re(ported to be surrounded by workmen. — Reuter Service.
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Taranaki Daily News, 24 March 1920, Page 5
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