KATTOWITZ OUTBREAK.
I : \ GERMANS AT FAUIdB^ By Telegraph.—Press Asia.—Cojnstttb Paris, August SB, .'. General Leroud, the Allied commander in Upper Silesia, reports that the K»tt»witz disorders were due to the extremists* belief that a Bolshevik triumph was imminent. He declares thai the German Government, speculating 4b, a Bolshevik success, encouraged the agitation. He states that the French casualties were two killed and eight woufldcd, the Germans having ten killed as 4 eighty wounded. ■ '\ The outbreak will be submitted to the Ambassadors' Conference, and most rigorous penalties demanded.—Aits, and N.2. Cable Assn. ALLIED PROPOSALS ACCEPTED. Berlin, August 22. The Polish leaders in Kattowiti have accepted the proposals of th». interAllied commission, namely; DQ*ming of the population, repeal of the siege, creation of a neutral safety guard, cessation of the strike, and resumption of work.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Asss,
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 August 1920, Page 5
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134KATTOWITZ OUTBREAK. Taranaki Daily News, 25 August 1920, Page 5
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