LATE WAR NEWS.
SHIELDS AGAINST MACHINE GUN FIRE. [“ THE TIMES.”] (Received 30, 2.30 p.m.) London, Oct. 29. General Mhlletterre is initiating a campaign in France to provide portable shields for protecting infantry advancing against machine guns. PREVENTIVE ARRESTS. TEUTONIC THOROUGHNESS. f keuter’s teleorams.l (Received 30, 1.55 p.m.) Amsterdam, Oct. 29. Startling disclosures were made in the Reichstag during the debate on preventive arrests. It is stated that 424 persons are now incarcerated, wnereoi 189 are meiel.y suspected esp’on me Iheie n - iJj3 cases in winch suspects are resiiicted to tb.-T resiliences, line military use I’iiriin powers and are subjecting tne people thev aricst to various four 1 " o’ mental toit ire and hardships. The prisoners include Rosa Luxembourg whose influence is teared. girls or seventeen, and high diplomatists who icpiesented German v abroad. ''or ali't ii< ib T" dunt’g the debat* lYged that the pre\entive arrest-, wen Liing imp'uytd against political objectionables. Herr von Helfferich <tefen<lcd the st 'stem.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 269, 30 October 1916, Page 6
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