MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
POLITICAL CRISIS IN HUNGARY. LEADERS FALL OUT. SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT WITHDRAWN. (Reuter's Telegrams). LONDON, August 25. A grave political split lias occurred in Hungary. Count Apponyi, leader of the Liberal party, speaking in the Chamber, announced his withdrawal from collaboration with the Government. He affirmed the fart that the moral unity ol the Hungarian nation was unshaken. Heir Androssy, leader of the Constitutionalists, and Heir Radovszky, leader of the Catholic party, made simlar declarations. DEUTSCHLAND'S STORMY VOYAGE. MESSAGE FROM THE BREMEN. Received August 25, s*.2-j p.m. AMSTERDAM, August 25. A German semi-official message states that about eight British warships awaited the Deutschland outside Chesapeake Bay with a number of hired fishing boats with nets down to enable them to catch her. The submarine experienced stormy weather in the North Sea. The agents state that a message has been received from tiie submarine Bremen stating that she will arrive in America in a i'vw da vs.
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Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13269, 26 August 1916, Page 5
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