PRUSSIANISM
CIEBMANV'S PERU.. / l 'T>ifi (Received Last Night 7.50 o'clock.) AMSTERDAM, Feb. 5. In the Bavarian Diet, the Socialist leader, Spetz, declared that Prussianism had become Germany's peril. Germany had had thirteen hundred thousand killed and an equal number incapacitated by the war. Bavaria lacked coal, food and clothing. Yet. Prussianism pursued ruthless conquests. There ia a similar anti-Prussian feeling in the Baden Parliament, A clerical Liberal-Socialist in the Deputies protested against the Prussian commander's treatment of Baden soldiers, and demanded a revision of the 1871 Treaty.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11752, 7 February 1918, Page 5
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