SUPPRESSING A PAPER.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11613, 12 August 1918, Page 5

SUPPRESSING A PAPER.

A GERMAN COURT MARTIAL.

UNDAUNTED BELGIANS.

Amsterdam, August 11

A German courtmartial at “Brussels sentenced to fifteen years hard labour, three prominent Belgians, accused of participating in the publication of the secret newspaper Libre Belgique, which the German authorities have been vainly trying to suppress for many months. The paper reappeared a day after« the sentences were announced, and a copy was secretly deposited on Yon Falkenhausen’s table.

GERMAN GENERAL RESIGNS.

Amsterdam,' August 11

The. German ‘ general, Litzman, has resigned on account of illhealth.

FIGHTING IN ALBANIA,

AN ITALIAN FRENCH SUCCESS.

London, August 10,

Italian official: We forded- the Ghiese in the Daone Valley, and ; snrprised a large party. We killed some and prisoned the others. The French deeply penetrated a strong point at Mt. Sisemol, destrcviDg or prisonering the garrison. In raids further east, we inflict-:d heavy lessas. $ BRUSSELS SUGAR CONEYNTION. The Government is notifying the signatories of the Brussels Sugar Convention of Britain's withdrawal Icf The 1013 pledge, whereby they j promised not to give Empire caue | sonar preference over beet sugar.