DR. STRESEMANN
THE CRISIS PASSED. (AUSTRALIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION—UNITED SERVICE.) BERLIN, May 15. Dr. Stresemann lias passed the crisis in his illness but remains extremely weak. He has not taken food for three days. His doctors say that he must keep in bed for three weeks, after which he must take a holiday in a warm climate, preferably Egypt. ANOTHER REPORT ON HIS CONDITION. ’-(AUSTRALIAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.) LONDON, May 15. A message from Berlin states that there were disquieting reports regarding Dr. Stresemann’s condition. It was said that acute- kidney iniiammation was accentuating gastric derangement, but anxiety was allayed by the late afternoon bulletin, which stated that lie had passed the crisis. In any case it is considered inevitable that Dr. Stresemann will need a long rest front Ministerial work.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 17 May 1928, Page 9
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