MORE SRTIKES IN GERMANY.
APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
HOPES 'OF PEACE BY JULY
(Australian and N.Z. Cabin Association.' /Received April 28, 8.55 a.m.) RO"ME, April 27. A wireless message states that fresh strikes Have broken out m several German towns, despite martial law. The newspapers appeal to the people to remain calm, stating that important I events will shortly occur bringing .peace before July. AMSTERDAM, April 27. Herr Greener's praclamation to munition workers refers to General Hindenburg's letter and asks 1 "Dare you defy him. The man is a mean hound who refuses to work while the army, is face to face with the enemy. Ota- worst enemies are m our midst." Herr Groener, speaking m the Reichstag, said the political elements of the strikes must be suppressed ruthlessly' I but the workers must have means of expressing their wishes. . '
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14284, 28 April 1917, Page 3
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