A DRASTIC BOYCOTT
OF EVERYTHING GERMAN. BRITISH SEAMEN'S DEMAND. IXXNDON", Octohor 15. I A great meeting of sailors and fi.cuon lat ( ardiff, convened to devise after-war punishments for the Germans for their submarine crimes, passed a resolution asking employers to refuge to employ i f,crmans on 'and or sea, requesting the public to refuse to buy German goods and desiring master mariners to refuse to recognise the German flag. The boycott is designed to continue for at least two years, an additional month to be added for every future crime.— < Reuter.)
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 247, 16 October 1917, Page 5
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