FEELING IN SOUTH AFRICA.
BOYCOTT OF GERMANS URGED
JOHANNESBURG, May 12. Enemy aliens have been requested not to enter the Stock Exchange.
The Mayor has summoned the citizens to a meeting to protest against the- German brutalities. A German flag was trampled under foot in tho street, and another wae burned in front of the Town Hall. The public is being urge<l to boycott Germans. The Rand Club is draped in mourning. • The strike against Germans at Brakpan does not affect the iwwer station. It occurred among the workmen of Stuart, a building contractor, who ia one of the missing on the Lusitania. The municipality of Pretoria has passed a resolution recording its detestation and horror of Germany's crime.
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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15278, 14 May 1915, Page 8
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