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AMERICA’S ANSWER TO THE POPE. PROFOUND IMPRESSION IN VIENNA. (By Telegraph,—Press Assn—Copyright,) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.) BERNE, September 4. Received September 5, 7.50 p.m. President Wilson’s Note created a profound impression in Vienna, and is regarded as an incitement to a revolution in Germany. SOP TO THE REICHSTAG.
KAISER CENSORED. AMSTERDAM, September 4. Received September 5, 7.50 pjn. As a concession to the Reichstag protests the Chancellor has appointed Baron Von Stein the Chancellor’s representative at Headquarters, for the purpose of curbing the Kaiser’s speeches, and assuming responsibility for their contents. BRITISH SHIP-BUILDING. 63 VESSELS REGISTERED IN SIX WEEKS. LONDON, September 5. Received September 6, 1.10 a.m. Lloyd's Register shows that 63 new British ships, mostly of large tonnage, have been added to the register within six weeks. FOOD FOR THE ALLIES BRITAIN AND FRANCE POOL IMPORTS PARIS, September 6. Received September 6, 1.20 a.m. The French and British Governments have agreed to the unrestricted exchange of imports, with specified exceptions. RHINE-DANUBE CANAL AMSTERDAM, September 5. Received September 5, 11.10 p*m. The King of Bavaria, -in a speech at Nuremburg, announced the construction of the Rhine-Danube canal, which would be navigable by 1200 ton ships.
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Southland Times, Issue 17756, 6 September 1917, Page 5
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