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Hokitika Guardian, 24 April 1923, Page 3

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[liy TFLKC. a A I’H —I’Kit rIIKSS ASSOCIATION.] A GERMAN PLAY. (Received this day at 12.15 pi.in.) LONDON, April 23. Tho “Daily Chronicle’s” Berlin correspondent states Emil Ludwig's piny ‘‘The Dismissal,” which the ex-Ke.i-ei vainly invoke,l the High Court- to Lnii, Las Leon p:eluted ia Lerlin wp.h complete - u ••< ••• .. The play deals, with the hi-lory ~f Bismark's conflict wit:: the ex-Kai tI, and includes the tail-oils .liter, in'..' which re-ulted ill dropping Tie- PA". T hero was not mixed aud-cuce . 1 1 :. 1 - shows the depths u. whirl, William's -to,!, hasunk. INDTAX OUTRAGES. (Received thj- day at 12.15 p.m.- '' DELHI, April 23. In connection with the murder ol MrL!li- ami the ahdiletion of -Miss Ellis it i- stated tho outrage was the outcome ot a vow taken by tin- ringlender of the gang to avenge the humiliation inflicted when police rides were recovered from tie Bosti Ivhel tribe. Under the taunts of the women, he -wore upon i'c.e Koran to perform such deeds a- never before were committed. Lahore report- thai during the last few weeks six loyal Sikhs have been murdered from political motives in Ibe hiarpur and .lilllnndur districts, siipposedlv Lv a revolutionary gang, several of whom were arrested. Amritsar reports olforts lor conciliation of lliutbl and Moslem differences by a emigre-- -.I tin- leader- of tinparties proved nbnriive, and the communal bey, oit r ii-iiii continues.