SOUTH AFRICA.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 14 October 1914, Page 7

SOUTH AFRICA.

mEBELS DENOUNCED BY DUTCH

. ? . ?oct. 14, 1.30 p.m.) X.l .'.•■:,. CAPETOWN, Oct, 13. The proclamation of martial law has ... x& sensation. ■?.??..There had been disturbing rumors as '*to 'Dolonel "Mafitz's loyalty, and his •commando was mobilised in a disafFect-

area baseel onTTpington. The Cape ■ \ -Section Africa party sumand'reprobated the rebels in the , Tste strongest terms arid telegraphed to «x-Presiderit; Steyne and other leaders ■?'%>' exi^c^e their restraining influence. The' newspaper Onsland indignantly Colon el. Maritz's treachery, «,nd urges the Dutch to support the ..: v^Government. ? Pretoria Beports that the incident has Stimulated Rifle Training- Associations. judgment is suspended as to whether ithe generals ham ed by? Colonel Maritz sare really implicated.