Berlin, July 4.
Blood continued to run in Germany to-day as. the Nazi Government ruthlessly carried on with its campaign of executions.
No. official list of the names of victims has yet been issued, but it) Iwas learned from reliable "sources that those. condemned to execution) Included Herr Gustav von Kahr, Catholic Yeader in Munich Tt was expected here that disclosure of the execution of Herr ron Kahr would further widen the preact between the Hiller regime and the Holy See, between whom relations are already strained, due "to. the death of Herr Kiausener, chief of the Cathotle movement in Berlin. Church horities at Rome have made 0 effort to conceal their conviction that Mer Klausener was the victim of assassins and not, 3 reported, suicide.
One of those shot to death over the week-end, it was learned, was Colonel von Bredon, formerly the ight-hand man of Gen. Kurt" von Schleicher, former Chancellor and alleged leader of the "revolutionary plot, himself shot and killed. with fis wite last Saturday.
"At its meeting this morning, the Cabinet, amended the law mereing the National Soctalist Party and. the Sate by annulling the provision that the chief of stof of the Storm Troops! must be a member of the Reich Cabinet Meanwhile, it is noticeable that none of the' Imperial family has 13] any way been involved in the Tecent despite alarmist reports it was amusingly announced jor von Muldner, the Crown ide-de-camp, who was Te-ported shot, "feels absolutely' comfortable and is working as usual"
Gens von 'Blomberg, Minister' of Defence ana Commanter-in-Chief of the 'Reicheweht, thanked the Chan cellor for his courageous act in Saving the country' from ill war Cabinet cee and fe-afirmed the loyal
"An official list of those executed, which "is now Being published. cone Catholic circles in Berlin are greatly exercised over a speech made at' Ratibor by. Dr. Helmut! Brucekner, Governor of Silesia, who said that his Nazi Bullets would not be spared when the time was ripe! for the execution of Catholic priests.
The wife of the Storm—Troop leader, Herr Ernst, who was shot by
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