FOOD SUPPLIES SCARCE IN BERLIN.
FOREIGN MINISTERS LEAVE FOR SWITZERLAND BRAZILIAN AMBASSADOR REMOVES HIS FAMILY. (Received May 8. 9.15 a.m.) AMSTERDAM, May 7. The Brazilian Minister at Berlin, and other Ministers have gone with their families to Switzerland, owing to the exorbitant prices of food, especially milk and eggs. In view of recent events there may be .some sign idea nee iti the departure of the Brazilian Minister from Berlin. Reference to the matter is ina'le in our editorial columns. SERIOUS RIOTS IN CITY AND SUBURBS. CROWDS ATTEMPT TO WRECK BUTCHERS' SHOPS. (Received May 8, 10,1.") a.m.) AMSTERDAM, May 7. There have been serious riots at Berlin. Butchers were concealing meat and refusing to sell it. Officials made a search, which revealed large quantities, and these were forthwith sold publicly. The shops were then closed, but crowds endeavoured to wreck the premises. The greatest disturbances occurred at Wilmersdorf (a village three miles out of Berlin). The military were called out, and traffic Avas suspended for some hours.
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 699, 8 May 1916, Page 7
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