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WELSH MINERS AGAINST PEACE. •
LONDON, November 26. Ihere is some excitement in South Wales regarding the pacifists' conference at McrtJiyr on December 9th. As an outcome of the conference at Cardiff having been broken up, it is stated that pacifists have eugaged 250 lusty stewards. The I'hondda miners have warned Winstone that the pacifists meeting will not be tolerated, and have asked Mr C. B- Stanton (Labour member for Merthyr Tydvil) to request the Right Hon. Herbert Samuel (Home (secretary) to prohibit the proceedings. PAEIS, November 26. Detaile of tlie great air raid on the 22nd show that it deprived the Germans of a Jine of communications fifty kilometres behind the front, on which intense aerial activity had previously been noted. The attacking squadron noted that various railway lines, stations, and trains filled with troops and munitions were damaged or destroyed, and convoys dispersed.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16824, 28 November 1916, Page 6
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