GERMANY'S FOOD SUPPLY

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume L, Issue 175, 23 October 1917, Page 6

GERMANY'S FOOD SUPPLY

ASSURED GRAIN SUPPLY REPORTED. (jLa*traJa*a &ad N.Z. Cabio AjMooftaiisa.) AMSTERDAM, Oct. 21. A Berlin message states that the provisional total of the war loan is 625 million sterling. The Reichstag, committee has been informed that further limitation of the bread ration .is unnecessary, as the grain supply for the whole year is assured. V THE KAISER. (Australian and N.Z. Gable Association.. .SOFIA, Oct. 21. The Kaiser has departed on his return to Oermany. KAISER'S PRESTIGE CRUMBLING. (AHSbTaUan and K.Z. Cable JL*oc**%io*.) WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. The State Department has issued an article in tSwiss newspapers by Prince Hohenlohe, son of the late German Chancellor, in which he says that while the majority of the 'Germans favour the monarchy, it is undeniable that a revolution may break out. The people's confidence in the Kaiser is crumbling, and they are beginning to ask why the world is against Germany. COMING CHANGE'S IN GERMANY. {Australian, and N.Z. Gabla AMooiatkm.) COPENHAGEN, Oct. 19. Herr Schiedemann, in closing the Socialist conference, said that Social Democracy had gained direct power in the .State, arid the parliamentary system that must be adopted in Germany after the war was only the prelude to greater things.