GLIMPSES OF GERMANY.
; f EAR OF REVOLUTION. POLICE WITH MACHINE-GUNS. A. and N.Z. Cable: PARIS. March 25. The Geneva correspondent of the French newspaper.' Echo de Paris states that the German Government, fearing a revolution, lias provided the police with machine-guns. Herr Scheidemann, Leader of the Social Democrats, is traversing Germany urging vigorous continuation of the war. The Government, has requisitioned all aluminimum for »military purposes, THE BREAD ALLOWANCE. • '";»; .—!— FURTHER REDUCTION. ZURICH, MaTch 25. The Socialist newspaper Vorwarts, dealing with the food situation,* says it is impossible to exist on the bread allowance, which has' now been reduced to 7oz. SOCIALIST PROGRAMME. "NO ANNEXATIONS."' (Reed. 7 p.m.) AMSTERDAM, March 25. The German Socialist Party; has published its programme, which includes jhe speedy conclusion of peace on the basis of abandoning of annexations by all the belligerents. o ;_; V. :.V ; f : , '■'.' ,'. •■"■••■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16499, 27 March 1917, Page 5
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140GLIMPSES OF GERMANY. New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16499, 27 March 1917, Page 5
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