GERMAN POLITICAL CHANGES
HERR ZIMMERMAN RESIGNS ' THE PRUSSIAN FRANCHISE. [ A. and N.Z. Cable. PARIS, July 23. I The newspaper Petit Parisien states j that, according to German despatches from"} Zurich, Herr Zimmerman has definitely i resigned the Foreign Office portfolio. Herr ; Helfferich remains in the Ministry as Vice- 1 Chancellor without portfolio. j The Berlin newspaper Nenesten Nach- ! richten states that pan-Germans in Berlin j are indignant at the Kaiser granting the ! suffrage to Prussia, declaring that it undermines the foundations of the State j and hands it utterly to the democracy.
KAISER AND SOCIALISTS.
AN INFORMAL CONFERENCE. (Received 11 p.m.) ZURICH, July 23.
The Kaiser met the Socialist leaders in an informal conference, the first time thev have been received since the establishment of the Empire. The Kaiser told the Socialists that submarines were succeeding beyond all expectations, and would bring ruin and destruction to Britain.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16600, 25 July 1917, Page 7
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