Paris, Oct. 12.
Rumours of discontent among Nazi arly officials and prominent. army men, some of whom participated in the formation of the Freikorps in Baltic countries, are referred to in an Amsterdam despatch to "Lo Journal."
They are said to feet that. the abandonment by Germany of the TFosition she once held in the countries owing their civilisation to Germany constitutes an incomprehensible orifice and is open to much criticism, Following the alliance with the: [Bolsheviks, the evacuation of Germans: from the' Baltic countries is. stated among ithe higher ranks of the party—Reuter, magnitude and aimed to achieve, by ce-operative effort, an overwhelming air strength.—Reuter, Ubter To Give £2,000,000
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Belfast, Oct. 11.
Ulster's contribution to the United Kingdom Exchequer during the first year of the war would be 2,000,000, Stated Mr. John Miller Andrews, the Finance Minister, in introducing the War Emergency Budget for Northern Treland in Parliament today.
Viscount Craigavon, the Prime Minister, announced that the House would meet only twice a week, proposed to make a weekly states ment on the progress of the war.
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