ANTI-GERMAN LEAGUE.
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(Per Press Association,) WELLINGTON, July' 9, , At a meeting- of the Women's Anti-.- v German League, held to-night; -the;'for- .*■•' lowing resolutions were passed:— MTha't this meeting of the Women's Anti-German League and sympathisers declares that the time has come when, in the interests of the nation, it is imperative to eliminate nil traces of enemy interests from our social, political, and economic life." t'fThat.this meeting respectfully requests -the Prime . Minister to have legislation immediately passed to prevent any naturalised British subject of enemy parentage holding, or being appointed to the position of member of the Legislative Council, or, to a position in any local authority, or in Ihe Civil Service, or in the reserve of the New Zealand Expeditionary, Force." " That''this meet'-,.;', ing views with alarm the amount' of" German duplicity carried on throughout the British Empire, and urges the Government to take stronger measures for dealing with the question of interning Germans in this Dominion."
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North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 13930, 12 July 1917, Page 4
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159ANTI-GERMAN LEAGUE. North Otago Times, Volume CV, Issue 13930, 12 July 1917, Page 4
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