DELEGATES STONED.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8200, 28 June 1919, Page 3

DELEGATES STONED.

IV AN ANGRY FRENCH MOB. TWO SLIGHTLY HURT. lOi'trie Telegraph.—Copyright). (Received This Day, 8.35 a.m.) PARIS, June 17. When tlie German delegates were King from their hotel to the station Versailles the crowd stoned their and Herr Melchion and Biker were slightly hurt.—(A. & l) AN APOLOGY. CLEMEXCEAU EXPRESSES REGRET. PARIS, June 18. Id connection with the incident lith occurred on the departure of ■ German delegation, M. Clemenm has sent a letter to Baron Ranti stating that he had learned that rowd assembled outside Rantzau’s ilenee and disorder followed. M. iuenceau hastens to express regret t these unjustifiable acts, which re quite contrary to the law's of natality, and mentions that the tfett of the Seine has apologised Herr von Hamel, while the Police missionary will be relieved of his i for no{ taking the prescribed *<ures for the maintenance of hr.—(A. & N.Z.) OFFICIALS REMOVED. GERMANS ALSO BLAMED. deceived This Day, 1.55 p.m.) PARIS, June 27. Is the outcome of the stoning epih, at Versailles, M. Charier, PreI»f the Seine and M. Oudaille, *ial Commissioner at Versailles, fc been removed from office. "it newspapers attribute some nto the minor German officials, 'Bade some insulting remarks in »to a little hissing by the spee-m.-(A. & N.Z.)