An engineer named Emil Sadloga rushed from bis seat to the altar during a service in the main Synagogue in Budapest recently. He drew ’a revolver, and fired seven times. Five of the worshippers were wounded, two of them gravely. Panic broke out when the shooting began, and many people were injured in a rush for the doors. Sadloga was overpowered. He told the police that he committed the attack in revenge for “ the misery the world inflicted on the Jews.” Kaitangata is the need of the times. — It is such economical coal. —Advt.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21361, 15 June 1931, Page 14
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