GERMAN "FRIGHTFULNESS."
STARVING THE BELGIANS. N0 ,F 00 D FROM .HOLLAND, Times and Sydney Sun -Services. v LONDON. JUNE 27. The correspondent at Amsterdam of the London Daily Mail 1 writes:— "As reprisal for the closing of the Dutch frontier, which it is believed was due to the effect of the Paris Conference, the Germans' ar-j : subjecting Belgians to starvation. Hitherto a considerable quantity of foodstuffs passed* frdin Holland to Belgium. Now the strictest orders have been • issued for „ this to cease, except in respect of a small quantity of bread." AN AUSTRIAN COPYIST. RULE IN MONTENEGRO. LONDON; JUNE 27. General. Weber, .the . Austrian Governor : of Cettinge,' the capital o£ Montenegro; has issued a proclamation accusing . General Vichovitch, former Minister for "War for Montenegro, of fomenting an insurrection in Montenegro during which the mob attacked' Austrian troops, killing an Austrian officer. General Weber summons General Vichovitch to surrender, otherwise his father and brother will be hanged.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16268, 29 June 1916, Page 7
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